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Title Section18 1982-07-20 1 new nation PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE MONITOR LTD. Tuesday, July 20, 1982 M.C. (P) No. 20/5/82 30 cents18 words
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Newscan
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Article63 1982-07-20 1 Reuter WASHINGTON: Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew met US Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger yesterday for talks covering bilateral relations and arms issues Pentagon officials said they met for a "friendly exchange of about 30 minutes, but would not disclose details of the meeting. Mr Lee, in WashingtonReuter - 63 words
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Article54 1982-07-20 1 UPI WASHINGTON: US intelligence sources say extreme daytime desert heat has forced a halt in the Iran-Iraq war. Daytime temperatures have soared to 49 degrees Centigrade, baking the flat terrain to dust north and east of the city and broiling the armies of 100,000 on eachUPI - 54 words
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Article67 1982-07-20 1 UPI JAKARTA: A private Indonesian Muslim organisation offered yesterday to send half a million volunteers to Lebanon to join forces with the Palestinians against Israel. Haji Dault, the chairman of the non-governmental Institute for Educational Development, did not disclose how he obtained the commitment of 500,000 volunteersUPI - 67 words
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Article56 1982-07-20 1 UPI TULSA: Muhammad Ali said yesterday he was cutting all ties with the sport of boxing. "I've had 28 years in boxing," Ali told radio station KRMG. "Most boxers, after they retire they hang around boxing rings and gymnasiums. There's nothing else they can do.UPI - 56 words
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Article29 1982-07-20 1 SAN FRANCISCO: A US grand jury indicted Mitsubishi Electric Corp. of Japan and four of its employees yesterday on charges of conspiring to transport stolen IBM trade secrets.29 words
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Article280 1982-07-20 1 Queen's personal guard quits because of sex scandal Agencies LONDON, Tuesday ANOTHER bombshell hit Britain yesterday when it was announced that Queen Elizabeth's personal bodyguard had resigned because of a sex scandal a development that could further affect the political fortunes of the Thatcher Government.Agencies - 280 words
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Article, Illustration36 1982-07-20 1 ixnrsivi: Never too tired to oblige! Singapore soccer star Fandi Ahmad finds time to autograph a Dutch fan's football after a hard morning's training session at the Ajax stadium in Amsterdam this week.36 words
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Advertisement7 1982-07-20 1 More pictures: A 22 Report: A 247 words
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Advertisement162 1982-07-20 1 Auth >r<si*ii D'st»'buK>» C NEW CHINAo c u k» V K' i<|» M t 'it, i< V'w 1 ig3> "ij < i(h\4« i 1 j You've got to be good to play MacGregor The MacGregor 693. Classic* woods with the rounded flowing face and high crown. Made famous in the162 words
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Article, Illustration265 1982-07-20 2 LEE CHEE HUI - Story and pictures by LEE CHEE HUI IN line with the Government's push towards automation and mechanisation, furniture manufacturing in Singapore is fast changing. In Kranji Industrial Estates, we have the largest dining-room furniture manufacturer in the Republic, the Hong Kong Teakwood Works (S) Pte Limited, producing265 words
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193 1982-07-20 2 TELL us in writing what you have done to raise Kroductivity and what as been achieved this is what the National Productivity Board has asked leading employers' organisations in Singapore to do. Their submissions will be the basis of a discussion between Prime193 words
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Article170 1982-07-20 2 SINGAPOREANS are drinking more of the expensive XO (extra old) grades of brandy although it costs twice as much as other grades. The preliminary results of a study by Professor Henry Ong, a lecturer at the Singapore Institute of Marketing, reveal that during the last170 words
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334 1982-07-20 2 JACKIE SAM - By JACKIE SAM VIETNAM'S Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach today got an eyeful of the fruits of peace and stability: a throbbing city with comfortable, lowcost housing Accompanied by three officials and a personal physician, Mr Thach toured Singapore's Housing Development334 words
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237 1982-07-20 2 SOME people suffer from minor mental problems which can be treated but they do not recognise the symptoms. The Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH) will soon launch a national programme to inform ana educate people on mental illnesses. Miss Joyce Tan, a237 words
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Article99 1982-07-20 2 AIR passengers from Singapore and Bangkok are offered cheap stop-overs in Colombo on their way to Europe as part of a promotional campaign by Sri Lanka's national carrier Air Lanka. The decline in the number of tourists from the traditional Western European markets has forced the Sri99 words
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Article318 1982-07-20 2 FAEZAH ISMAIL - By FAEZAH ISMAIL THE Postal Services Department is confident of holding its own in face of competition from the courier firms which have mushroomed in Singapore. There are 16 courier firms listed in the Yellow Pages. Under the Post Office Act such firms can318 words
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196 1982-07-20 3 RAADHIKA MAHADEVAN - Some students at a disadvantage By RAADHIKA MAHADEVAN IF you are an engineering student at the National University of Singapore make sure you have a non-program-mable calculator for use in end-of-the-year examinations. This is because the use of programmable calculators in engineering examinations will be196 words
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Article230 1982-07-20 3 JULIE LIAU - By JULIE LIAU DR Elaine Field, 71, who helped to start the paediatric unit at SingaEore General Hospital, was given onorary membership of Singapore's Academy of Medicine at its silver jubilee symposium yesterday. Dr Field, who now lives in Surrey, England, does not think she deserves230 words
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Article, Illustration163 1982-07-20 3 SURELY you remember the butterflies in your stomach when you went for your first job interview. One of our callers, however, was pleasantly surprised when he went for an interview at the Overseas Union Bank and was made to feel at ease163 words
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367 1982-07-20 4 SALEHA SALLEH - By SALEHA SALLEH A SINGAPORE travel agency, suspended by two organisations which fix prices of tickets on AsiaPacific and European routes, has decided to fight it out in court. The agency, Alpha Golden wings Travel, whose two-week suspension ended last Sunday, denies having infringed367 words
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Article198 1982-07-20 4 WONG CHAI KEE - By WONG CHAI KEE SINGAPORE'S trade unionists in the shipbuilding industry and NTUC MPs have found that there is no substitute for a face-to-face talk when it comes to trying to explain problems. Their two recent two-way exchanges have been so successful in generating understanding198 words
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Article, Illustration213 1982-07-20 4 FOO CHOY PENG - Problems solved with the KJ Method By FOO CHOY PENG A JAPANESE anthropologist, whose theories have influenced his country's ideas on productivity, will visit Singapore next month to talk to businessmen about solving problems. Professor Jiro Kawakita, 62, is famous in Japan for getting people to develop a comprehensive picture213 words
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267 1982-07-20 4 Mendaki's latest scheme to help Muslim families SINGAPORE'S Muslim families are to be taught how to safeguard the health of their families Particular emphasis will be placed on the care of infants, and couples about to marry will be given advice on marriage and parenthood.267 words
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Article, Illustration222 1982-07-20 3 LAM MO LIAN - By LAM MO LIAN SINGAPORE'S first floating hotel is one step closer to reality. The Port of Singapore Authority and State Land have given their ap[iroval to the 50-storey $500 milion hotel being built on a platform some 60 metres off the coast of222 words
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Advertisement51 1982-07-20 3 EVERY day during Courtesy Month, the New Nation selects a Mr, Mrs or Miss Courtesy from ordinary people doing ordinary jobs. If you know someone you think might qualify, give us a ring on *****88. The person selected will be given a year's free subscription of New Nation and Sunday51 words
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Advertisement107 1982-07-20 3 TRIDEX PROVIDES THE ANSWER TO SAVING ENERGY CUTS DOWN YOUR ELECTRICITY BIOS DRASDCALIY AL SOLAR has introduced a new concept in energy conversion and conservation. AL SOLAR's special anodising heat panels, patented in 7 countries, isespecially efficient in heat absorption and retention Unlimited supply of free hot water No maintenance107 words
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Miscellaneous17 1982-07-20 3 Follow the example of the padi. The more mature it is, the lower it bows. Malay proverb17 words
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Advertisement91 1982-07-20 4 CLEAR-VIEW Printer Calculators H DR-120 CLEAR AWAY Workloads Clear benefits for any office wanting to do away with figurework worries. They offer 2-color printing and big, panoramic displays. With a capable memory function, sizeable problems grow smaller and, with a jumbo key layout, it's a treat to tap out precise91 words
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Advertisement110 1982-07-20 4 ROTAH eum GERMANYS BEST SPEQALLY MADE FOR INDUSTRIAL USE -LABELLING, PARCEL POST ETC. "as* "wssas-' To meet the exacting demands of factories, offices schools and homes, comes a super adhesive ROTAX GUM.With properties no other gum of its kind can match. Viscose to the exact degree if application, quick drying110 words
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world
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Article, Illustration358 1982-07-20 5 $13 billion 'price' on Palestinian safety v Reuter BAGHDAD, Tuesday IRAQ accused Syria yesterday of seeking to extort US$6 billion (about Ssl3 billion) as the price for offering sanctuary to Palestinian guerillas besieged in Beirut. The charge was levelled at a Press conference given byReuter - 358 words
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Article342 1982-07-20 5 BAGHDAD, Tuesday IRAQ'S air force struck Iranian troop concentrations threatening its port of Basra yesterday and foreigners began evacuating the threatened city to escape an expected new Iranian offensive. A Baghdad military communique said Iraqi jets also raided "economic targets" across the border in south-west Iran,342 words
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154 1982-07-20 5 AP WASHINGTON, Tuesday CHINA is using bogus trade companies, exchange students and other ploys to obtain US technology needed for its military build-up, according to the US Defence Intelligence Agency. In a congressional testimony released yesterday, Lieutenant General James A Williams, director ofAP - 154 words
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Article, Illustration60 1982-07-20 6 HO CHI MINH CITY, Tuesday NGO Van San who lost his legs in 1973 during the Vietnam war poses for a photo near a blackmarket in Ho Chi Minh City. Mr San, who has been unable to find work, begs for a living. This60 words
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Article99 1982-07-20 6 AP WASHINGTON, Tuesday A FORMER Central Intelligence Agency agent Edwin Wilson and two other men were charged yesterday for exporting 18,145 kgs of plastic explosives to Libya in 1977. Wilson, 54, has been in custody since an elaborate government scheme lured him out of Libya to hisAP - 99 words
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254 1982-07-20 6 UPI LONDON, Tuesday BRITAIN'S health service workers began a scheduled three-day strike for higher pay yesterday, forcing patients to sleep on dirty hospital sheets, eat cold food and postpone operations. Union leaders for the state workers estimated over half of the nation's one millionUPI - 254 words
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250 1982-07-20 6 AP LONDON, Tues. THE British government announced plans yesterday to sell British Telecom, the stateowned telecommunications company, in the biggest act of denationalisation under Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government. Industry Secretary Patrick Jenkin told the House of Commons that legislation will beAP - 250 words
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people watch
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Article, Illustration183 1982-07-20 6 UPI NEW YORK, Tuesday RICHARD NIXON says his marriage to Pat Nixon nas lasted 42 years because of compatibility and the same general beliefs. In an interview in the forthcoming issue of Good Housekeeping magazine, the former president spoke of his marriage as a love match thatUPI - 183 words
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Article87 1982-07-20 6 Reuter NEW YORK, Tuesday FASHION designer Paolo Gucci sued his father, two brothers and two other family members for US$2 million (about 554.4 million) yesterday, alleging they beat him up when he questioned them about his working conditions. The lawsuit alleged the attack took place on FridayReuter - 87 words
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World Briefs
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Article74 1982-07-20 6 TOKYO, Tuesday JAPAN plans to improve its defence capabilities over the next five years so that it could repulse alone a small-scale, limited aggression by hostile forces, government sources said yesterday. To achieve the goal the Japanese Defence Agency plans to spend up to an74 words
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Article55 1982-07-20 6 WASHINGTON, Tuesday US PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan yesterday announced changes in three senior State Department posts following the abrupt resignation of Secretary of State Alexander Haig on June 25. Mr Reagan said he would nominate Kenneth Dam, Provost of Chicago University, as Deputy Secretary of State to succeed55 words
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Article, Illustration578 1982-07-20 8 The four countries involved in the regional conflict are: NICARAGUA, led by a revolutionary, left-wing government since Somoza's fall in July, 1979. EL SALVADOR, led by rightist government elected last March. GUATEMALA, headed by General Rios, the self-declared president who took power after theLAT-WP - 578 words
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Article, Illustration183 1982-07-20 8 THE origin of a giant egg found in sand dunes on the south-western tip of Australia has puzzled scientists. A schoolboy found the egg 50 years ago and gave it to the Western Australian Museum, Perth, where it went unidentified intoPICTURE: AUSTRALIAN INFORMATION SERVICE - 183 words
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Quirks in the news
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180 1982-07-20 8 BOISE, Idaho, Tues A HIGH school teacher tried to burn out a nest of rattlesnakes in an outhouse but the fire backfired and may cost him US$l5,OOO (5531,500). Dale Latham, 33, said he was camping with his wife and their four daughters near Robie180 words
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Article71 1982-07-20 8 SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday MAN cradling his pet dog in his arms leaped to his death Sunday from the upper deck of the San Fran-cisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. Authorities said a note he left in his car mentioned the dog They declined to identify the victim until they71 words
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Advertisement225 1982-07-20 5 VC-9700NS and VC-9300NS The most Versatile. The Slimmest High Above AH Others It has taken quite a white, but dedication, patience and ingenuity have finally paid off for the Sharp team of audio-video engineers. The striMng result: the 9TOONS and 9300NS which are high above in advanced features than other225 words
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Advertisement77 1982-07-20 6 BARBECUE BUFFET Great Fun For Family St Friends Select from a wide display of meat, vegetables and special delicacies. Fresh fruits, dessert and tea are all inclusive \< s \MI I'KK I I (>H DINM H I I NC H* ADULT $10.50 CHILD (UNDER 10) 9 00 SENIOR (ABOVE 60)77 words
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Advertisement390 1982-07-20 7 Until novy you'd never imagine such luxury in al6oocc air. Never before has a 1600 cc car been equipped with features that are standard in luxurious expensive models.... until the new executive Galant New! Power Steering Smooth, easy control of steering. Until now, ifs a feature found only in more390 words
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Advertisement112 1982-07-20 8 "n: For those who can afford the best. hi i™ SALAMANDER OF WEST GERMANY Sole Agent T I ASSOCIATES PTE LTD Tel: *****44/*****76 Available at: Bat a Shoes (S) Pte Ltd., Plaza Premier Store, Peninsula Plaza, Coleman Street, Singapore 0617. C. K. Tang Ltd., 310, Orchard Road, Singapore 092), Long112 words
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Advertisement441 1982-07-20 9 v 0% sn" 1- P«!> :';!-)->;■?'r T. f A •I m ,x m ,4 IF II c *>r. < w V<4 JXX ~M >. r~T: H&SSK^M All ITT colour television sets imported from West Germany But you can see the difference that makes M l k already acknowledged the world441 words
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opinion
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Article, Illustration1007 1982-07-20 10 China has consistently claimad that Hong Kong Is an integral part of its territory. The British position, however, is that in IN7, according to tho provisions of tho Convention of Poking, Britain win return to China om/y tho1,007 words
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opinion / letters
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Article345 1982-07-20 11 AS THE owner of a roadworthy car that is already years old, I trust that your recent headline "PARF likely to stay unchanged" (New Nation July 14) was mere speculation. The car that I own recently passed its Vicom test with flying colours and it345 words
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Article89 1982-07-20 11 IT'S good to read about the Traffic Police taking action against illegal parking along certain roads. They could bring some order to Ang Mo Kio Street 24, too. Here, drivers especially of heavy vehicles park indifferently on both sides of the street, from ertd to end, in the89 words
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Article104 1982-07-20 11 I READ with interest the letter "Petty ex-crimi-nals deserve a break" by H. Y. Lim (New Nation, July 16). I fall into the category of "petty criminals having made a false declaration regarding academic qualifications some years back, and I fully support H. Y. Lim. Having experienced104 words
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Article138 1982-07-20 11 Mrs S E YEO - Mrs S E YEO THE remarks of the president of the Singapore Kidney Foundation that the most likely donors are those motor-bike riders "who think they are immortal but will die young" are sadly true. How many of us have not seen the bloody results138 words
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Article86 1982-07-20 11 ON July 1 at 8.45 a.m., I took a yellow top taxi with three colleagues from Telok Blangan to River Valley Road (Oberoi Imperial for work. I left behind a" plastic bag containing a colleague's video tape recorded on his wedding day recently. I reported86 words
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Advertisement138 1982-07-20 10 8 v 5 !TL,ihrv^ Every Wednesday and Friday at Lunch time On Wednesday PRINCESS FLORENCE BOUTIQUE brings you a collection of elegant day and cocktail wear in cotton-lace. "And on Friday;. /POPLAR BOUTIQUE presents a delightful range of conservative wear and nighties imported from Japan. All in satin and georgette.138 words
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Miscellaneous13 1982-07-20 10 Beyond the headlines B0: M GocDQneF.iteeeccMe WfiCH COG FOR Mr V;AICH OOQ'.! ZJEBSEt13 words
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Advertisement241 1982-07-20 11 If T 7 r 1 v Sub|fC! o' '.'i.'st a ai >»; puji'CrtNof! ii,l b»' n '7 "i :.< ;jr pel T hpy ,*>• y t'ufjM f •>• s r* •> ,ki y>'s-, r .t<f» t i .i ROAD START HI-POWER j SERIES-60watts World's first built-in Hi-Power Radio/Cassette with /ecintbcoDanciii]ftphis241 words
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Miscellaneous183 1982-07-20 11 Great Man avoids three things: sexual in- tercourse, while still too young and before his pulse has settled down; fighting, once he has grown up and his pulse has become strong; further acquisition, once he has grown old and his pulse has weakened. CONFUCIUS. respect independence of Cambodia, Laos and183 words
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Article, Illustration194 1982-07-20 12/13 The picture above shows Carlos (centre with beret and holding machine gun) leading away OPEC ministers being taken hostage in Vienna in December 1975. It was Carlos' most spectacular coup, putting the chubby, curly-haired Venezuelan on page one of the world's newspapers for days.194 words
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Article, Illustration703 1982-07-20 12/13 Is the most dangerous man in the world still dangerous? TO MOST, he. is "known as'Carlos. He was bom Ilyich Ramirez Sanchez. Others call him the Jackal, the international terrorist and the most dangerous man in the world. But is he? Although Carlos has703 words
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business
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Article, Illustration726 1982-07-20 14 N BALAKRISHNAN - By N BALAKRISHNAN NATIONAL Iron and Steel Mills (NISM), is working on numerous projects to diversify upstream into construction materials as well as into other industries not associated with steel, company sources say The company 's project development manager Mr Lee Kheng Nam confirmed that NISM isPICTURE: LEE CHEE HUI - 726 words
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255 1982-07-20 14 TOH SU FEN - By TOH SU FEN JAPANESE nriushrooms will cost more because the weather was neither wet nor cold enough in Japan. Singapore's import bill will go up by several million dollars as it accounts for about $35 million or 25 per cent of mushrooms exported255 words
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Article95 1982-07-20 14 STAR The Resent Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, already in the middle of a multi-million dollar re-furbishing programme, is to expand into a wing currently used for offices. The conversion of the five-storey President Howe is justified hy the high occupancy rate of over 70STAR - 95 words
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137 1982-07-20 14 SINGAPORE brokers stand to gain trade from Malaysia as a result of the difficulties experienced by National Commodity Traders in Hong Kong. The feeling is growing in Kuala Lumpur that it is generally safer to deal with Singapore brokers than those from Hong137 words
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Update
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Article27 1982-07-20 14 TCK)THPASTE is turning metric. Col-gate-Palmolive (Eastern) claims to be the first company here to bring its tubes in line with Singapore Metrication Board specifications.27 words
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Article40 1982-07-20 14 DUNLOP Singapore opened a building materials showroom yesterday at its Alexandra Road factory. The showroom has an extensive display of ceramics, carpets and other interior decoration materials and is aimed at serving both contractors and house owners.40 words
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Article39 1982-07-20 14 FIRST task for public relations consultant Richard Gibson in his new job is to publicise himself. The former BursonMarsteller and Ogilvy and Mather executive has set up his own company, Gibson Public Relations.39 words
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Article33 1982-07-20 14 Reuter HONG KONG: High foreign exchange and deposit brokerage fees will be cut by 20 per cent to bring them more in line with Singapore, industry sources say. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article, Illustration159 1982-07-20 14 AP NEW YORK, Tuesday. STOCK PRICES were mixed yesterday after an early advance faded. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, up more than five points at its best level of the day, closed with a 2.57 loss at 826.10. Advances slightly outnumbered declines. Volume totaled 53.03AP - 159 words
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business / company news
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Article, Illustration534 1982-07-20 15 (SHARE prices eased over a broad front in quiet trading on continued lack of buying support and some stop-loss selling yesterday. Esso ana Keppel lost 10 cents each while Pegi, Magnum, Cycle and Carriage, Fraser and Neave, Straits Trading, Hong i Leong Finance534 words
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127 1982-07-20 15 MALAYSIAN Containers chairman Mr Kfemarul Ariffin said the company had made progress this year. His comments followed the fall in profits and turnover reported last week. He said that glass container and fibre packaging plants did not operate at satisfactory capacity during the year and127 words
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206 1982-07-20 15 RALEIGH Cycles (M) expects its emphasis on diversification to provide a secure future although it is feeling the effects of a highly competitive bicycle market in Malavsia. For the current financial year, a profit of up to M 5750,000 is projected. The206 words
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Article91 1982-07-20 15 PROFITS declined to $563,000 in the half year to Jaie 39 at Federal Cables, Wires and Metal Manufacturing, compared to $1.44 million hi first half of last year. The profit figure is after providing $270,0 ft to reflect the investment of the company hi subsidiary United91 words
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Article87 1982-07-20 15 Your (Foreign Exchange) Your S$ to one unit 1 jof foreign currency Selling Buying TT/DO TT DO US* 2.1460 2.1360 2.1240 K, sterling 3.7467 3.7186 3.6976 Australian 2.1825 2.1600 2.1400 Canadian 1.7122 1.6887 1.6727 New Zealand 1.6032 1.5816 1.5616 S$ to 100 units of foreign currency Deutschemark 87.7337 86.5337 8687 words
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Article38 1982-07-20 15 Yesterday's close in S$: -a Selling Baying 5 gm 132 119 10 gm 254 241 20 gm 497 479 Hot 389 371 Kilobar 21,368 24,218 100 gm 2,457 2,427 50 gm 1,229 1,204 1 02 770 75338 words
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Article44 1982-07-20 15 MS ucw OUB ocac Prime its 105 10 s to IS Sivtop 9 IS I 1 moaU 1.9 IS I.2S I J month. li li IS I 1 month* IS IS 125 math* IS IS I.2S 1! months 9 IS IS •is44 words
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167 1982-07-20 15 the world BEIJING, Tuesday. CHINESE workers' productivity has been dropping while their wages nave been going up, threatening budget deficits and inflation, a Chinese journal says. An article in the Nankai University Journal, quoted yesterday in the China Daily, said each yuan (about $1.10)167 words
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83 1982-07-20 15 CANBERRA, Tuesday. THE AUSTRALIAN government has rejected proposals to reduce protection for industry. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said yesterday: "No further general reductions in protection are practicable at this time because such a unilateral step would only serve to worsen deterio- rating job prospects in83 words
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Article61 1982-07-20 15 TOKYO, Tuesday. SHARP CORP., one of Japan's leading electric appliance and business machine makers, has agreed with Olivetti S P A of Italy on technical cooperation for office automation machines, a Sharp spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman said the two firms would jointly develop and produce high-speed copying61 words
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203 1982-07-20 15 TOKYO, Tuesday. US Government officials delivered to Japan's Foreign Ministry yesterday summonses for Hitachi Ltd and nine of its employees to appear in a northern California court in connection with the alleged theft of computer secrets from IBM, ministry officials said. The officials203 words
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310 1982-07-20 15 JAKARTA, Tuesday. INDONESIA will receive a protest note today from 10 European members of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) on an Indonesian policy that requires all government cargo to be shipped in Indonesian vessels, according to diplomatic sources. The note, to be310 words
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Article462 1982-07-20 16 LAT WASHINGTON: Hopes are dwindling that the long-awaited economic recovery may be already under way. Instead, a rush of negative statistics and reports from front-line executives show that key sectors of the US economy remain stagnant and, in some cases, may be deteriorating further. The positiveLAT - 462 words
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165 1982-07-20 16 UPI WASHINGTON: Wholesale prices jumped 1 per cent in June A surge in petrol and heating oil prices, along with the end of rebates for new cars, accounted for the bounce in the producers' price index. Even so, the rate of inflation atUPI - 165 words
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Miscellaneous16 1982-07-20 14 vm m 9 Si IP IT'6 &AART MONEY, WUV I6M'T IT CrOIKICr INTO ENCyCLOPfcPIA COMPANY eTOCK?16 words
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Advertisement370 1982-07-20 17 CLASSIFICATION INDEX I) ANNOUNCEMENTS 1) Anniversaries 2) Birth* 3) Engagements 4) Exhibitions/Conferences 5) Greetings 6) Lost/Found 7) a) Marriages b) Divorces 8) Pen Pals 9) Personal 10) Religious Services II) ENTERTAINMENT A FOOD CORNER 14) Caterers 15) Eating Spots 16) Entertainment III) MERCHANDISE A GENERAL SERVICES 20) At your service370 words
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Advertisement201 1982-07-20 18 IX) SCHOOLS <4 TUITION GUIDE PF. 111) Commercial/ Language Courses Diploma tn Accounting LCCI IM3 Examination Surtax] on: Tueaday 20/7/82 7.00 p m Commerce and Finance Wednesday 21/7/82 7.00 p.m. Certtfloata Court* LCCI IMS Examine lion. Star Una on: Thursday 22/7/82 7.00 p.m. Offlco Organisation An Friday 23/7/82 7.00 p.m.201 words
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Advertisement294 1982-07-20 19 IX) SCHOOLS K TUITION GUIDE 111) Private Tuition EFFECTIVE TUITION FOR aN lavals and sutyacta available at your homa; from quaNftad tuitors. TaJ: *****04/*****56 or *****07. SCIENCE GRADUATE OFFERS tuition in Maths, Phyaica and Chamiatry. Intaraatad partiaa please caH 737-9664. 117) Miscellaneous Courses A BASIC MOOCLUNO course tor ll would-b*-vvKXtotsl294 words
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Miscellaneous226 1982-07-20 19 Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below. □DB FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW CUT HERE CLUES FOR 00-2 1. Fix with adhesive 2. There are remote natives whom missionaries might like to if they could 3. A well-known board game 4. Care is226 words
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367 1982-07-20 19 B J SMITH - By B J SMITH THE number of imported horses from Australia is on the decline and it is mainly due to the prejudiced classification rules of the Malayan Racing Association this is the view of Mr Jim O'Connor, who is here to hold talks367 words
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Article, Illustration360 1982-07-20 19 B J SMITH - Racing By B J SMITH SINGAPORE jockey Leslie Khoo fell from Spring Water and was injured in the last race at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday and has been transferred to a hospital in Singapore. When visited last night, he was sleeping soundly after being given a360 words
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Article366 1982-07-20 19 JOVITA TOH - By JOVITA TOH AFTER clearing height after height with ease and winning the National Schools' track and field under-17 girls high jump event yesterday, Bukit Panjang Secondary School's Zhang Ziling decided not to try for the meet's record height of 1 60m. But officials at the National366 words
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Article272 1982-07-20 19 BOYS (Under-20) Javelin: 1 Chen Weiji (NYJC) 2 Lin Liwei (ACJC) 3 Chen Yilin (HCJC) 42.72 m; 400 m: 1 Sandy Ang (WS) 2 Timothy David (CJC) 3 Joseph Goh (BSS) 49.45 ec; 5,000 m: 1 R Rajendran (PPV) 2 G. Balasekaran (ACJC) 3 R. Pannirselvam (CHR)272 words
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Article71 1982-07-20 19 IN VIEW of the Hari Raya Puasa holidays, acceptances and starting declarations for both Saturday and Sunday will close tomorrow. Declarations of jockeys for Saturday only will close tomorrow. The committee has decided to cancel the Class 4 Div 3 1800 metres race on Saturday and the Class 471 words
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Article, Illustration135 1982-07-20 21 BROOKLINE (Michigan), Tuesday FOUR-TIME Indianapolis 500 winner A J Foyt suffered only a puncture wound to his left leg from this high-speed crash in the Norton Michigan 500 Indy-car race at Michigan international speedway on Sunday. The event has not been kind to Foyt. Last135 words
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Article224 1982-07-20 21 AP LONDON, Tues. Tom Watson, who became British Open champion for the fourth time on Sunday, yesterday set nis sights on the US Professional Golfers Association championship the only major golf title to elude him. Tne PGA will be played at Tulsa, Oklahoma, during the firstAP - 224 words
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Article227 1982-07-20 21 DATSUN'S domination of Castrol-Yokohama Autocross open races ended at Tuas on Sunday but it was not through the challenge of newcomer Toyota. The Datsuns were upset by an Alfa Sud driven by Malaysian Chong Kim Fah, making his first apKjarance. The favourite, atsun's William Lyou, had227 words
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Article379 1982-07-20 21 BAASTAD (Sweden), Tues. MATS Wilander, the youthful winner of the French Open tennis championship, won his second title when he beat Hendrik Sundstroem 6-4 6-4 in the all-Swedish final of the Swedish tennis Grand Prix yesterday. Sundstroem, 18, tried to outlast the 17-year-old t French Open champion in (long379 words
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Article332 1982-07-20 21 THE Football Association of Thailand, it is learned, is drawing up a plan to make Thailand the No 1 soccer nation in Asia by 1990 and qualify for the World Cup finals to be held that year. High on the list of priorities is332 words
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Article, Illustration283 1982-07-20 22 SURESH NAIR - Impressive, but a word of caution By SURESH NAIR AJAX AMSTERDAM coach Aad Deamos admitted that Fandi Ahmad made a positive impression in his second-half debut in the friendly match against First Division amateur club Naaltwik, which Ajax won 3-1. Dutch journalist Jan Kramer told me inPICTURE: CASPAR DE GOUW - 283 words
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Article, Illustration352 1982-07-20 22 "SINGAPORE can be very proud of this 'ambassador' in Holland. The players In Ajax Amsterdam like this 'tiny fellow' very much." Who is this 'ambassador'? What about the 'tiny fellow'? There's no prize for the right guess. He's none other than our Footballer of the Year, Fandi Ahmad,PICTURE: CASPAR DE GOUW - 352 words
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Article, Illustration319 1982-07-20 23 SURESH NAIR - I 23rd ASIAN YOUTH (GROUP 2) TOURNAMENT 82 Lion City Cuppers in Korean squad By SURESH NAIR SIX Republic of Korea players, who made their mark in the Lion City Cup tournaments over the last two years, form the core of the Korean 18-member squad coming here319 words
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102 1982-07-20 23 THE Singapore-bound squad (name, age, position): Moon Won Keun. 18, fullback; No In Woo, 18, fullback; Yoo Byung Ok. 18, fullback; Sin Yon Ho, 18. striker; Lee Tae Hyung, 18, striker; Kim Chun Hyun. 18. striker; Kang Seung Ho, 18. goalkeeper; Kim Sung Soo,102 words
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Article, Illustration331 1982-07-20 23 A LEADING Russian club possibly among the elite three in the USSR First Division League will play two matches against Singapore at the National Stadium in late November. Singapore National Olympic Council secretary-general S S Dnillon confirmed this morning that the Football Association of Singapore331 words
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Article188 1982-07-20 23 <-c£ HO/, ANCHOR DEFENDING women champi. ons Goodwood Group suffered a big shock when they went down 3-0 to Drew and Napier on the opening night of the Anchor Business Houses squash league at the East Coast Recreation Club last night. Badly deflated by the ineligibility of their188 words
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Article74 1982-07-20 23 TAN CHONG AND SONS will give the Football Association of Singapore $50,000 at a cheque presentation ceremony at 4 pm today at their showroom at Bukit Timah Road. The motor firm's inaugural donation makes them sole sponsors of the Asian Youth Group Two soccer tournament, which74 words
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Article78 1982-07-20 23 TWO well-known Japanese judokas will conduct free judo clinics at the Singapore Judo Federation's dojo at Portsdown Roaa from July 26-30, starting at 7.30 pm. Fifth dans Koji Komata and Yuki Azuma from the International Division of the Kodokan Institute of Judo, Tokyo, will arrive here on78 words
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Article44 1982-07-20 23 BOWLERS are invited to take part in the Celebrity Marathon on Thursday at the Celebrity Bowl. The 60-game doubles tournament will go on through early Thursday morning from 12.05 am onwards and will be open to all. For further details, call *****19.44 words
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Article30 1982-07-20 23 SINGAPORE Kerala Association will host a sev-en-a-side soccer tournament on July 25 at Farrer Park. For further details, please contact Mr George Fernandez at telephone *****36.30 words
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Article, Illustration768 1982-07-20 24 SURESH NAIR - Family and dub refuse to acknowledge business manager Soccer By SURESH NAIR THE family of Fandi Ahmad and his Kaki Bukit Sports Club officials have rejected the most recent appointment of Lim Tien Jit. a former international soccer player, as Fandi's business manager A family spokesman said thisPICTURE CHEW YEN FOOK - 768 words
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Article, Illustration283 1982-07-20 24 NOTTINGHAM Forest will NOT play in Singapore the Football Association of Singapore vehemently denied this morning that it had received any telex of the English First Division club's interest to play at the National Stadium. FAS executive secretary Steven Tan said that a newspaper report283 words
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Article, Illustration348 1982-07-20 25 JERRY Lewis, who stopped making films for almost 10 years and suffered great personal and financial tragedies, is making a comeback. His comeback film Hardly Working, which was released last year, has become a hit and his first dramatic film The King of Comedy, co-starring348 words
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Article, Illustration829 1982-07-20 26 M m A stumbling block for English learners ONE of the greatest problems facing a learner of English is the choice of which preposition to use in a particular sentence. Prepositions usually consist of only one word e.g. with, at, in, although some do consist of more829 words
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Article641 1982-07-20 27 LO TIEN YIN - trend By LO TIEN YIN WILLIE LAU, 40. leans back in his arm chair, chuckling contentedly. "I have no worries. I have made my fortune as a hairdresser and I am the happiest man in town." Mr Lau, who confesses that he was never good641 words
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Article, Illustration330 1982-07-20 28/29 CLEAN-CUT CROONER REVEALS SURPRISING FACTS FEI YU QING never suffers from stage fright. Few of his fans know it, but the good looking, clean-cut singing star is short sighted and this is his secret weapon against stage fright. As he puts330 words
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Article, Illustration612 1982-07-20 28/29 INGA MALMBORG - AN INTIMA TE CONVERSA TION WITH SEAN CONNER Y SEAN CONNERY cares little for the trappings of stardom. He shuns publicity, avoids the media. 'I hate talking about myself, it embarrasses me, it bores me,' he612 words
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Article, Illustration265 1982-07-20 28/29 ITALIAN movie actress Claudia Cardinale gave birth to her first daughter at the age of 40 after already becoming a grandmother. Her son, Patrick, 23, and his wife became parents to a girl called Lucille a few months before herPICTURE: SIPA - 265 words
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Article, Illustration878 1982-07-20 31 BERTILLA PEREIRA's - Singapore's talent hits the stage again tonight in the second round of semi-finals of Talentime '82. Here is BERTILLA PEREIRA's guide to the 12 contestants. BERTILLA PEREIRA's The other contestants V" 4> •T ZARINA HASHIM: A personnel assistant with a shipbuilding company, 19-year-old Zarina began singing in school878 words
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Advertisement30 1982-07-20 26 Iff you have any particular difficulties with prepositions, then send your questions to All About Words, The Singapore Monitor Ltd, Unit 201 A Delta House, 2, Alexandra Road, Singapore 0315.30 words
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Miscellaneous1457 1982-07-20 32 tv radio Second semi-final vocalists on show TALENTIME '82 (7.50 pm Ch 5): Soloists in this second semi-final are Noor Indra, Zarina Hashim, Bryan Plunkett, Shereen Khan, Mohd Jadi, Hilal Alwi, Terence Yeo and Wong Sheng Kwai. The vocal groups are Dissonant Affair, Rhapsody Two, Waves and Sky. LITTLE HOUSE1,457 words
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