New Nation, 31 October 1982

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    18 1 sunday nation PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE MONITOR LTD. Sunday, October 31, 1982 M.C. (P) No. 20/5/82 40 cents
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      38 1 Pirates attack Japanese ship off S pore A M REPORT: PAGE 3 Focus on hawker hygiene and prices FULL REPORT: PAGE 2 CHESTNUTS ARE IN SEASON AGAIN: LIVING PAGES 12/13 ;a* r >'± Sunday nation PAGES 16-19 RACING CUiDe
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      11 1 V Actor Chow Yuen Fatt clears the air REPORT: PAGE 7
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      Workers' Party appeals for funds
      148 2 MORE than 1,000 people attended a Workers' Party dinner last night in Anson to mark the first anniversary of Mr J B Jeyaretnam's election to Parliament. Mr Jeyaretnam, the party secretary-general, made a lengthy speech in which he said the gathering was celebrating the first
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      FOCUS ON HAWKER HYGIENE AND PRICES
      422 2  -  By YONG POW ANG HYGIENE and prices in hawker centres are the focus of attention at the moment with action being taken on the first, but reservations being expressed that much can be done about the second. Community leaders and hawker representatives are to
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      Driver injured in S'pore River plunge
      67 2 A MAN is in Singapore General Hospital with serious head injuries after the car he was driving plunged into the Singapore River ysstsrday. Mr Nagappa Chettiar, 54, was driving along Havelock Road about 5.30 pm when the accident occurred. Fortunately it was low tide
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      Only five cooked food stalls vacant
      345 2  -  By LAM MO LIAN THERE are only five cooked food stalls available for new applications in the whole country at the moment. These are at the cooked food centre in Jalan Tenderam, according to an HDB statement issued yesterday. -All other available cooked food
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      Togetherness at Mt Vernon
      96 2 THE ashes of a husband and wife can be stored side by side in the new columbaria at Mount Vernon, a section of which will be ready on Nov 8, Half of the 5,280 niches can store double urns and the other half, single urns. The
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      Those thrifty Singaporeans
      71 2 SINGAPOREANS are the 10th most thifty people in the world, an International Savings Banks Institute in Geneva report said. It said savings accounts in Singapore at the end of last year worked out to U5|4,314 (about 559,000) a person Switzerland was No 1 with $U514,122. The others
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      Pirate attack!
      268 3  -  Japanese tanker hit in international waters off Singapore By SIT YIN FONG PIRATES believed to be Indonesians attacked a Japanese tanker as it was leaving Singapore on Wednesday. The crew flashed a message about the incident to the Singapore Marine Police before the vessel continued on its way
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      Farmer who stays ahead with the eggheads
      444 3  -  By JULIE LIAU PIG farmer David Chen, 42, attends Singapore's annual veterinary conference to keep abreast with new technology in the farming business. "I have been attending the annual conference for a long time now. Since the early *****," he said. "Today's farming
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      Weinberger in Singapore
      70 3 THE Secretary of Defence of the United States of America, Caspar Weinberger is arriving this morning for a three-day visit. Among the highlights of his visit will be meetings with Mr Lee Kuan Yew and Mr Goh Chok Tong and a tour Of the Singapore waterfront. A
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      Festival of Arts tickets to be on sale tomorrow
      126 3 TICKETS for this year's Singapore Festival of Arts will be on sale from tomorrow. More than 50 performances will be staged between Dec 10 and 24 at the Victoria Theatre Concert Hall, the National Theatre, the Drama Centre, the Singapore Conference
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      Bedok belvedere
      111 4  -  By GOH KIM HUI THE Housing and Development Board has given their designers free rein in improving the landscape as Singaporeans become more conscious of their environment. This octagonal gazebo at Bedok Town Centre park houses a florist on the ground floor. The upper level is linked to
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      One die, four injured in road accidents
      113 4 FIVE people were injured in two separate road accidents on Friday. One died later and another two suffered serious injuries. In the first incident, motor-cyclist Loo Chin Hong, 20, and pillion rider Ngo Yen Keong, 17, were involved in an accident with a
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      4,000 NEEDED FOR KOBAN
      382 4  -  800 COPS A YEAR OVER FIVE YEARS By SIT YIN FONG THE Singapore Police Force may have to recruit 800 men and women a year for five years to cope with the needs of the Koban system of policing. The new establishment of 4,000 personnel taking
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      Ruth Wong award for voluntary worker
      200 4  -  By YEOW MEI SIN RETIRED hospital matron Susan Verghese (picture), a voluntary worker with the Singapore Children's Society since 1963, was presented the Ruth Wong award by Mrs Devan Nair, Singapore's First Lady, yesterday for her outstanding long service. Miss Verghese, the Hon Secretary
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      Exhibition in aid of the deaf
      118 4 MINISTER for Home Affairs Chua Sian Chin opened the Zonta Club's art and jewellery exhibition at the Mandarin Hotel yesterday afternoon. The exhibition was in aid of the Singapore Association for the Deaf. The Zonta Club is a non-profit service organisation comprising women in
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      UPF condemns the UN
      43 4 THE United People's Front yesterday condemned the United Nations General Assembly for it overwhelming support of Democratic Kampuchea headed by Prince Norodom Sihanouk. The DK exists only on paper in spite of "machinations by American puppets, the UPP said.
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      Productivity — make it second nature
      387 6  - Productivity make it second nature By TOH SU FEN PRIME MINISTER Lee Kuan Yew will launch Productivity Month tomorrow evening with a speech at the Singapore Conference Hall. Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, National Productivity Board (NPB) chairman, in announcing this yesterday, said the message of productivity must be maintained and
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      Don't use dialects with housing board staff
      99 6 IF you are dealing with the staff of the Housing and Development Board on Monday, try not to use dialect. Use Mandarin instead. For the HDB has designated Monday as the Mandarin" Day during the month-long Mandarin campaign officially launched on Oct 8.
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      New disposal fee: HDB officers to come a-calling
      181 6 HOUSING and Development Board officers will be visiting residents from tomorrow to inform them that they have to pay the refuse removal fee directly to the Ministry of Environment from Jan 1. This follows the announcement last Monday by the Environment and
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      Study on parking needs
      124 6 THE parking problems of lorries and heavy vehicles are to be studied by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). As a first step, the URA is conducting an island-wide survev on the parking needs of about 40,000 lorries and heavy vehicles, excluding vehicles belonging to the government,
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      115 2 Essence of Chicken with Ginseng keeps you on the ball Since the dawn of history, Chinese herbalists have considered ginseng to be a traditional tonic. The beneficial properties of ginseng are now known in the West. i < V Essence of Chicken combined with ginseng is an effective aid to
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      52 4 <^ V >* 4 t v' a«^ ?y r IkV Published by: NinyMji Siang Pau Sin Chew Jit Poh (Book Publications Dept.) 307, Alexandra Road. Singapore 0315. Tel: *****5 Ext. 238/164 Sole Agent: Far Eastern allure Co. (Pte) Ltd, Blk 231. 258 278. Bain Street. Bras Basah Complex. Singapore 0718.
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      418 5 i v* Pf.;: 4* r r 1 i 4 .v., U P fc :1 W m m Kk;'l v'^l v Games people play Discover Atariand plug into the worlds most popular video games More people all over the world are playing Atari than any other Video Computer System. Because Atari
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      Lock icon Jaruzelski warns of extending martial law into 1983
      182 7 AP WARSAW, Sat. PREMIER Gen Wojciech Jaruzelski, facing a threatened wave of Solidarity protests in the next two months, warned that martial law will be extended into 1983 if Poles take part in "actions striking at the national economy and undermining the
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      Lock icon Chow Yuen Fatt clears the air
      286 7 KB WAS it a case of food-poisioning or attempted suicide? Chow Yuen Fatt, 27, the popular Hong Kong movie star finally got to clear the air about his recent bout in the Hong Kong Sanatorium. He was on location shooting in Kowloon this week
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      Lock icon US and allies meet to solve pipeline row
      445 7 Talks centre on long term trade deal AP NEW YORK, Saturday US and allied officials met last Friday to discuss a plan to end American sanctions against companies helping to build a Soviet natural gas pipeline, according to reports. The New York
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      Lock icon Hinckley Jr's headshot
      42 7 HINCKLEY'S SELF PORTRAIT...John W Hinckley Jr, who attempted fo assassinate President Reagan, holding a pistol to his head in this self portrait obtained by the Associated Press from court records last Friday in Washington. A P picture. AP picture
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      Lock icon Philippines tests first missile
      68 7 Reuter MANILA, Sat THE Philippine air force has tested the country's first locallymade air-to-ground missile, military headquarters announced here. It said the missiles were test-fired early this month from a T-28 aircraft flying at an altitude of 3,500 feet and also from-a multiplelaunching system on the
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      Lock icon Reagan leads fight for Senate
      374 8 UPI WASHINGTON, Saturday WITH Democrats gaining J [round on several Repubican incumbents, President Reagan is leading the Republican troops in the battle to hold onto the Senate in Tuesday's elections. Mr Reagan, back from a barnstorming trip through the west, is taking to the airwaves
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      Lock icon Out of the frying pan into the fire
      266 8 De Lorean freed on $21 million bail only to find himself in three-vehicle traffic accident Reuter LOS ANGELES, Saturday CAR manufacturer John De Lorean (above) walked out of a Los Angeles prison last night, free on bail of US$lO million (S*2l million),
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      Lock icon Brezhnev speech aimed at Soviet military, not US
      192 8 Reuter SAN DIEGO, Saturday PRESIDENT Reagan's security adviser William Clark said today that a recent speech by Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev accusing the United States of adventurism was an effort to keep peace at home, mainly with the military command. Mr Clark
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      Library finds space age method to protect books
      244 8 WASHINGTON, Saturday SPACE flight test equipment is helping to treat books so that they last 500 years instead of falling apart in only 25 years or fewer, the Library of Congress announced yesterday. The process is the latest attempt to solve a
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      Dingo case man freed
      379 9 Final twist to toddler's murder DARWIN, Saturday. MICHAEL CHAMBERLAIN, who saw his pregnant wife jailed for life for murdering their infant daughter, walked from court a free man today after being given a suspended sentence. It was the final twist to a sevenweek court drama in
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      Lock icon Halloween horror
      423 9 Sabotaged trick or treat goodies found in the US UPI NEW YORK, Sat. THE Halloween jitters have hit parents and police with fresh reports of sabotaged trick or treat goodies mushrooming around the country. Suspected tampering of candy and fruit has turned up in New York, New Jersey,
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      Lock icon Supreme Court rejects 'witches night' execution
      102 9 Reuter WASHINGTON, Saturday. THE US Supreme Court has refused to allow the Halloween execution of a Texan convicted of killing his eight-year-old son with a poisoned lollipop during "witches night" festivities in 1974. The prosecution at the trial of Ronald Clark O'Bryan alleged he
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      Lock icon Just like home!
      54 10 AP LONDON, Sat CLAIRE Waugh samples a cocktail In a luxury hideaway the back of a lorry on display at the 1982 Custom Car Show which oponod in London last Thursday. In addition to ths television, luxury furniture and drinks bar, the table seen at centre is
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      Lock icon 'Israel must withdraw first'
      83 10 AP BEIRUT, Sat SYRIAN President Hafez Assad, rejecting a simultaneous withdrawal of Syrian and Israeli troops from Lebanon, has said Israeli forces should leave first. "There will be no Syrian withdrawal from Lebanon until Israel withdraws from Lebanon," Mr Assad was quoted as saying in the
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      Lock icon Hit-and-run attacks worry Tel Aviv army
      316 10 UPI TEL AVIV, Saturday TALKS on the withdrawal of foreign forces from Lebanon could start within 10 days, but a spate of hit-and-run attacks against Israeli soldiers in that country is causing concern to army commanders in the field. Since last Friday the military
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      Lock icon More bite for Cairo air force
      256 10 AP KUWAIT, Saturday KUWAIT'S radical newspaper AlWatan today said an agreement in principle has been reached for the assembly of US-made Tiger Shark FSU jetfighters in Egypt. In a dispatch from Washington, the paper quoted unidentified sources at the Pentagon and the NorthroD Corp
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      Lock icon Newman, Heston clash on TV
      160 10 AP LOS ANGELES, Sat ACTORS Paul Newman and Charlton Heston debated a proposed nuclear arms freeze, but neither film star considered it his best performance. "I've done better, I've done worse," Newman said after his appearance on last night's The Last Word show on ABC-TV.
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      'No strike' vote
      54 10 LONDON, Saturday BRITAIN'S 200,000 coalminers have voted against a national strike over pay and pit closures, trade union sources said today. Commentators said this would be humiliating for militant miners' leader Mr Arthur Scargill, who has stumped the coalfields campaigning for the 55 per cent vote needed
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        Lock icon Bush in cafe drama
        59 10 UPI GARDEN CITY, (Idaho): United States Vice-Presi-dent George Bush was whisked away from his dinner as a precaution on Friday because two youths approached the restaurant with an unloaded shotgun, the Secret Service said. A Secret Service spokesman said Mr Bush was in no danger and
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        Lock icon Assassination bid arrests
        38 10 AP BANGKOK: An army sergeant and a civilian have been arrested in northeast Thailand on suspicion of being involved in last July's assassination attempt on Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda, an army spokesman said yesterday. AP.
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        Lock icon Bogus nuns caper
        56 10 Reuter LIVERPOOL: Detectives are hunting two bogus nuns with husky voices and hairy legs who have been cheating pensioners out of their savings. The "nuns" described by Police as "a couple of bogus conmen who have obviously never seen the inside of a convent," were last seen
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        Lock icon Murder most incidental
        44 10 Reuter NOTTINGHAM: A TEENAGED girl who stabbed a man to death with a carving knife and then told a neighbour, "I just wanted to murder somebody".was jailed for life yesterday. Victoria O'Reilly, 18, denied murder but pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Reuter.
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      308 7 n Canon L.V J SNOOPYr i jn« .-> PRILL 4 MATH GAME CI C TtVE PM AP I ST SP X -r START REM Q PEANUTS Chmmcfrt I 1956 1986 UoH«d Fmlut* Synd*c«t« Inc MEET THE NEW MATH TUTOR For children of all ages The Snoopy Canon is your wonderful
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      165 8 TRAP members won't settle for less. Here at last is a private club whose philosophy is to provide the best in local and international entertainment, hospitality and fun-filled club activity for those of discerning taste. Our members are successful professionals who will settle for nothing but the best. The TRAP
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      88 9 t.<9> i3Sswr The natural a.-. •vViO ma 9- >" IfcL, H nr.- i V >■ 1-» r mWW* 0 CP riGf "V VHi, 1 dC^' 7" S Everybody is going for the refreshing taste of Capri-Sonne. The fresh fruit juice in a cool pouch you can take along wherever you
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      82 10 Discover the grandeur and grace of the Louis XV era. Lounge suites, bedroom suites, crystal chandeliers meticulously and faithfully reproduced in every detafl. t It 1 ';rt »K«. •l /> v fW r: Li v *-< V r* -J s e% i'. Ik "V sQUALITY S VALUE SERVICE m Showrooms:
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      86 11 Our extra pre-focus lens makes for picture-perfect viewing. It s obvious Because unlike conventional TVs the National Qumtrtx portable colour TV is the only <>'•>• in the world with ,j-i extra pre-focus lens in front of its picture tube Even so. ours have an advanced 3-cjun. in-line tube that makes
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      1150 11 I SUNDAY NATION Disney magic for animal lovers THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY BORN TO RUN (Pt I) (Ch 5, 10.50 am): More of the Disney touch of old magic in another heartrending story for animal lovers. In Part I today, Matthew Boyd tries very hard to dissuade Mrs Castle
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      257 11 Visual arts special VISUAL ARTS SPECIAL (ASEAN EXCHANGE PROGRAMME) (Channel 8, 6.15 pm): This is a local Rrogramme produced by lockram Kassim, most of which was filmed on outdoor location. The programme looks at the visual arts painting, sculpture, photography ana batik art among our local artists. Photographers Ronni Pinsler
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      181 12 I -i /V f 7- v Fiftr 7, a 1-h l^rT l-rr k 9Efe£ lis r hD° *< >- SAHARA till V V' I 1 4* AvaMabw at OtpHtmint Stores: C.K. Tang Isetan Apollo I set an Orchard Katong Emporium John Little's (Specialist's Centre) John Little's (Plaza Singapore) Klasse (Peninsula
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      139 13 This 36cm (14-inch) Trinitron portable lets you receive PAL/SECAM broadcasts, or play back prerecorded videotapes from around the world on PAL, SECAM or NTSC. All in beautiful, true-to-life colours, wherever you put it in your home! And for the roving type, there's an automatic voltage regulator that adjusts instantly to
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      1012 13 week's TV highlights Life and times of Evita Peron Speak Good Mandarin Quiz '82, Channel 8, 7.05 pm. (Thursday) THE aim of this quiz is to encourage the use of Mandarin. It is open to the public from the age of 15 to 30 years. There will be a total
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      87 14 A GIFT FROM GRAETZI I --O IV. •.•II (22 in) colour TV 2-Year Guarantee m •Timr.f'U UM(P V&ntf, i M A For those who'll settle for nothing less than the best 16 programmes All band tuner, also suitable for cable TV 10-Watt concert loudspeaker Power consumption 59 watts Automatic electronic
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      836 14 diary DEEPAVALI QUEEN: LADIES aged 18 and above who like to wear sarees are invited to join the Miss Deepavali Queen Contest. Today is the preliminary round and finals will be held at the National Theatre on November 6. The contest is open to Singaporeans of all races. MANDARIN QUIZ:
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      675 14 CATHAY FILM/SHOW TIMES Bedok (*****7) Broadway (*****93) Cathay (*****00) Oala (*****75) Marinna (C)/10 30 am It Takaa Two (C)/1.30, 3 30, 7 00, 9.15 Marianna (C)/11am It Takaa Two (C)/1.30, 3 30. 7.00. 9.15 The Man With Tl>« Deadly Lent (E)/ 11, 1 30. 4 00, 6 30, 9.15 Marianna
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      CAPTAIN FINGERS
      359 15  -  ...a date with jazz-rock fans Preview by MASAKI WATANABE Ritenour at WTC auditorium LEE Ritenour, who will be playing two sets at the World Trade Centre auditorium tomorrow, is considered one of the most accomplished and versatile guitarists on the international jazz-rock fusion scene today. Over the past
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      Stardust star's past glitter as CID sleuth
      537 15  -  THAT'S SHOWBIZ Compiled by JOYCE LEE DO YOU know what Philip Chen of Stardust Fame did before he became a TV actor? He was a high-ranking official with Hongkong's CID. He stayed In the police force for ten years before switching to acting.
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      135 15 Harrison Ford Jhe $t<ir of Stjr IA/ots <wd h\miets of the Lost Ark 1 Ridley Scott Jho (hrcrtoi of Alien 1 Douglas Trumbull The specuil effects wi/ard of Close Encounters. 2001 and Stdr Trek 1 Combine their talents to briny you nunncrs AIAOO COMMNV HIIAM M AMOCIAriON \MTH M MN
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      95 15 Just onetouch National's latest NV-300 EN with OTR, one touch timer recording. This means when friends visit you while you're watching your favourite programme, one touch will instruct the NV-300 EN to record the rest of the programme and you won't have to miss a thing. The NV-300 EN, the
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      Siti Payong should be worth following
      263 16  -  By BJ SMITH INDERAPURA Stable's Siti Payong should be worth following in Race Three today, which is for Class One stayers to be raced over 1800 metres. This six-year-old English bred gelding by Royal and Regal has won twice from 29 starts. Both his
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      Leading Trainers
      193 16 1st 2nd 3rd Ivan Allan 74 51 32 Teh Choon Beng 64 1 2 57 54 George West 49 35 59 Gary van Breukelen 35 V2 19 12 Samsuri Rahman 31 1 2 38 33 Tan Lye Hup 29 12 16 Alex Rodgers 28 1 2 41 22
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      Leading Jockeys
      170 16 1st 2nd 3rd Alwin Tweedie 54 35 53 Terry Lucas 50 29 19 Leslie Khoo 40 23 28 Brian York 36Vfe 33 27 George Podmore 33 19 24 Vfe A.K. Cheam 28 35 29 S.Y. Leong 27 24 16 M.C. Lam 21 25 1 2 11 Y.K. Foo
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      Quick guide to winners
      264 16 BJ SMITH MA-TAN (Sin Chew) GOLDEN BOY (Nanyang) Race 1 2 Bound To Honour 5 Eastern Scholar 15 Vulcan's Power 2 Bound To Honour 9 Singapore River 13 Triple Limits 6 Fleet Arm 2 Bound To Honour 4 Darfc Romance Race 2 5 Team Spirit 6
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      RACE CARD
      5004 17 Today's race card begins here 11.30 Class 4 Div C 1200m (Restricted Terms 2 3 Year 0ids Stakes $13,000 1 8 Assure 57 Donnelly (8) 3bnzg Um Vulcan a,k 3/10 C4-B 53 Donnelly S1100g Steve McGarret 1st 1 06.8 2 07 Bound To Honour 57 Sairi (10) 3ctwug
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      Tweedie increases lead with a splendid double
      208 19  -  By BJ SMITH LEADING jockey Alwin Tweedie increased his lead in the jockey premiership with a splendid double at Ipoh yesterday. In the first race, he steered the maiden Do You Mind to victory on the yielding track, beat- ing favourite Brilliant Eyes
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      SATURDAY'S RACE RESULTS
      2102 19 RACE 1 Class 4 Div B 1200 m (Rstricted Terms 3-year-olds) Stakes $13,000 4 Do You Mind 111 57 Tweedle (10) 2 2 1 3 Brilliant Eyes 57 Francis (2) 4 4 2 11 Mountain Eagle 57 P Lee (5) 3 3 3 2 Bounty Hunter 11
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      382 20 CLASSIFICATION INDEX I) ANNOUNCEMENTS 1) Arw**af»arta» 2) Birth* 3) Engagements 4) Exhibitions/Conferences 5) Greetings Lost/Found 7) Marriage* b) Divorces S) Pan Pal* 9) Ptrtonal 10) Raligioui Sarvica* 11) ENTERTAINMENT A FOOD CORNER 14) Caterer* 15) Eating Spot* 16) Entertainment III) MERCHANDISE ft 20) At your sarvica 21) Babysitting/ Domestic services
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      Lock icon TARIK AT HIS BEST
      611 21  -  Convincing win over much talked-about Rafon Tennis By R MANORAJ NEW DELHI-bound Just go Tarik of Indonesia, the number-two seed, played immaculate tennis yesterday in the semi-finals to make himself the firm favourite to win the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association Grasscourt Open championship men's singles title
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      368 21 Hockey The Star Malaysia 6 Singapore 1 SINGAPORE suffered its biggest defeat at the hands of the Malaysian Asian Games-bound women's hockey team in the first test between the two countries at the Tun Razak Stadium in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The second test will
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      Lock icon Brazil's World Cup bid faces storm
      305 22 Soccer federation poll becoming political issue Soccer UPI SAO PAULO, Saturday BRAZIL S bid to hold the 1986 World Cup in place of Colombia is building into a political issue with the December election in the Brazilian Soccer Federation as its focal point. Federation
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      Lock icon Hagler a class by himself
      243 22 SAN REMO, Saturday MARVIN Hagler, the bald-headed US fighter who stands one span above all other middleweights in the opinion of boxing experts, is the heavy favourite in his fifth world title defence against Venezuelan challenger Fulgencio Obelmejias Hagler, appearing relaxed and superconfident on the
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      401 22 AP TOKYO, Sat JAPAN, which is spending more money and sending more people to this year's Asian Games than it has to any other international meet, hopes to improve its relations with tne rest of Asia in the process. But
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      Lock icon Prakash Padukone in last four of Scandinavian Open
      351 22 Badminton AP COPENHAGEN, Saturday TOP-SEEDED Prakash Padukone of India shook off a poor start to overcome Li Youngbo of China 8-15, 15-1, 15-12 yesterday to advance to the men's singles quarter-finals of the Scandinavian Open Badminton Tournament. Danish all-England champion Morten Frost
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      TRY, TRY, TRY UNTIL YOU SUCCEED
      539 23  -  Rugby MALAYSIAN RUGBY UNION CUP SEMI-FINALS By GEOFFREY EU SINGAPORE 12 AFN 8 IT was touch and go towards the end. but Singa{>ore literally slipped nto the final of the Malaysian Rugby Union invitational Cup tournament by beating Australian Forces North by three tries
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      246 23 Badminton AP KUALA LUMPUR, Sat MALAYSIA is banking on Misbun Sidek, Malaysia's No. 1 ranking player, to collect a gold medal in badminton at the Asian Games in New Delhi from Nov 19 Dec 4. The 22-year-old Misbun was runner-up in the second
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      Lock icon Singapore is likely to be kept out of the Malaysia Cup
      480 24 LITTLE HOPE The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Sat IT looks as if Singapore will be excluded from the Malaysia Cup for the second year running when the crucial meeting of the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) is held here tomorrow.
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        63 24 AP BRIGHTON (England): Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert Lloyd, the world's top two players, are in the semi-finals of the U*****,000 (*****,000) Daihatsu tennis tournament, Europe's richest indoor women's event. Navratilova, the top seed, defeated fellow American Barbara Potter 6-4, 6-2 in her quarterfinal, while
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        Lock icon Haas takes one-stroke lead
        40 24 UPI LAKE BUONA VISTA (Florida): Jay Haas, a twotime winner on the PGA tour this year, took a one-stroke lead over Howard Twitty in the sec-ond-round of the US$4OO,OOO (S$880,000) Walt Disney world golf classic. UPI
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        39 24 AP CARACAS (Venezuela): The majority of some of the finest marksmen in the world, representing 52 nations set to participate in the 43rd world shooting championships, wnich open here today, have arrived in Venezuela. AP
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      41 23 "Who'll be umpire?" "Another set of doubles?" "Great tennis dress Virginia" "Just had it restrung" "I remind you of McEnroe!!" FRED PERRY Are you game enough? jr J* "Not surprising after that volley." V ■•Kg 'B N <*■ .i :,M. k L
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        MODEL FOR GROWTH...
        1463 26  -  Other nations are learning from our achievements and mistakes S'PORE SOCIETY NOW MORE COHESIVE, BETTER EDUCATED AND SOPHISTICATED STORIES BY SEAH CHIANG NEE MR LEE Kuan Yew. the object of these accolades, has quite a bit more white In hie hair these days. Hs Is less Impatient,
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        Nations that fall for the trappings of ideology ...
        1231 28  - Nations that fall for the trappings of ideology More and mora pooplo art becoming prisoners of "isms." They shout slogans which ara outdatad. Thay glorify idaologias that have proven to ba the bana of the masaas. We in Singapore hava taken a different tack; adapting tha good and avoiding tha
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        Can these things happen in Singapore one day?
        231 28 The answer is "Yes." There is no preordained law that says that Singaporeans can acquire natural imunity from the social and other disorders that have been visited upon other countries. Neither are there natural laws that say Singaporeans will continue to remain
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        Confucian link between rulers and the ruled
        596 29  -  A POSSIBLE SOLUTION BY SEAH CHIANG NEE ONE OF the tenets of successful government Singaporestyle now being discussed, and in some cases finding agreement, among political theoreticians overseas is the creation of a climate of mutual loyalty and responsibility between government and the
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        'We're proud of the Singapore success story'
        279 30 RONALD D'CRUZ, a final year law student at NUS: ON THE MARRIAGE BETWEEN CONFUCIANISM AND DEMOCRACY: "A SOCIET Y survives by growing with the times. To grow, we should take the best from both the Confucian and democratic systems. At times the only
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        Students have their say...
        274 30 SUNDAY NATION spoke to NUS students asking them for their views based on The Singapore Experience. Perceiving an evolution of values SOME THOUGHTS FROM THE GROVES OF ACADEME TAN TENG LANG, an honours year political science student at NUS: ON LOSS OF VALUES "I DON'T think
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        630 30 Mr Lee child's vision of ideal father MARTIN MARINI, a third-year law student at NUS: ON MR LEE KUAN YEW AND POLITICS: "PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew and his brand of politics reminds me of Plato and the philosopher king all knowing, all honest, all upright. It's a blend of
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        196 30 ANG SWEE HOON, a third year business administration student at NUS: ON OPPOSITION POLITICS: "HAVING an opposition party does not mean total opposition. Such a party can also function in agreement with the Government although highlighting weaknesses that they perceive in certain policies. There is no wastage
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      When culture vultures seek thought for food
      682 33  -  personally speaking By EDMUND LEOW I WAS at the Drama Centre cafeteria during the interval of She Stoops to Conquer, the final play in the recent Drama Festival, when I overheard a conversation between two old schoolmates who had just bumped into each
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      345 34  -  Irritant or a pleasure, phone is an essential tool By PHILIP CHEAH TELEPHONES you either love 'em or hate 'em. If you happen to be Chow Yuen Fatt, you will probably hate telephones for invading your privacy unless you have somehow managed to
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      Teenager's crush on his principal
      596 35  -  Heart EART with NALLA TAN I'M 15 and she is in her thirties. She is my principal, while I'm her student. My crush over her began late last year, when I was in Secondary three. I'm doing my "O" levels this year and I can't
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      The wife who wasn't a virgin
      226 35 I JUST came to know that my wife was not a virgin when she married me last year. Can this be used as a ground for divorce? Please advice me. CHEATED HUSBAND IF your wife has been adulterous after marriage, you have a ground
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      Lock icon Chewy Chinese chestnuts
      1132 36  -  Hot roasted nuts for a cool wintry feeling EATING VIOLET OON FOREIGNERS may not feel the change but we sensitive Singaporeans do. It's time for the sweaters and long sleeves. The slight nuances of climate from hot and dry to cool and wet are made more perceptible
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      Inside the CIAS flight kitchen
      1059 37  -  WHEN you're served your tray of food as you wing your way through the air, have you ever wondered how the food gets to you? Just how Is the hot dish of stew, vegetables and rice cooked? What about the breakfast omelette, bread roll and
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      THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW BUT NEVER ASKED ...
      359 37 THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW BUT NEVER ASKED VIOLET Oon talks to Walter Baumaartner, Executive Chef of CIAS Flight Kitchen. Q: Who chooses the menus? A: Each airline company plans its own menus and sends us the recipes. Even all the trays, foil cases and cutlery belongs to individual
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      How the mirror reflects your life
      964 38  -  Psych-lines By Wong Chai Kee AMONG the first things I see every morning is my face in the mirror. Come to think of it, I don't need the mirror to brush my teeth. And I can in fact complete a clean and more or
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      Swashbuckling May Wong
      1513 39  -  AMERICAN legend is full of the exploits of Calamity Jane and Annie Oakley. Deft with a horse and deadly with a gun, they could hold their own against any man and were probably the precursors of Women's Lib. May Wong, born and bred in Sacramento, California, also
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      Traditional wisdom on technology
      537 43  -  BOOKS Reviewer: K F Lau TITLE OF BOOK: Good Work Author: E.F. Schumacher Publisher: Abacus In his second theme, Dr Schumacher says man should strive to act as a divine being, acting according to his moral impulses; to be a social being, serving his fellow humans;
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      Telling the bosses where they have gone wrong
      532 43  -  Reviewer: Winston Hodge TITLES: 9 Excellence in Management i Getting Along Better with People Both books jointly written by: C Northcote Parkinson M K Rustonyi Publisher: Federal Publications A BOSS shoots down an otherwise brilliant suggestion made by a worker simply because
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      Terms which confuse
      874 44  -  all about WORDS by Graham Colin Jones I WOULD be grateful II you could assist in explaining the following terms which usually appear and always lead to some confusion in the answering of examination questions. 1. Describe; 2. Explain; 3. Examine; 4. Comment; 5. Discuss; 6. Assess;
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      WHO, WHICH AND THAT
      346 44  -  By MICHAEL GARTNER "MAYBE it's time to discuss who, which and that again," says a note from my favourite editor. "In a paper recently, there appeared this sentence: 'So do the insurance companies who write the coverage on cars, homes and business'.** All right. Who refers
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      Four-wheelers of the future
      587 45  -  me ROAD with LEE CHIU SAN NEW models for 1983 are now beginning to be unveiled. The Paris and Birmingham motor shows are over and more will follow. Cars exhibited at these shows give motorists a foretaste of what to expect in their dealers' showrooms over
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      Fire brigade on motorcycles
      225 45 A FIRE brigade on motorcycles is a reality in some countries, among them France and Japan, and there would be little difficulty in adopting the suggestion by Firops, a Work Improvement Team of the Singapore Fire Brigade, to introduce similar practices here. Firops had recommended that
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      Readers' questions
      265 45 SOME readers have written to us with queries recently. Some who had questions on subjects only of interest to themselves received their answers by phone. However, answers to two questions of general interest are dealt with below. Readers who want their questions quickly answered should include their telephone
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      A tale from Sri Lanka
      332 46  -  ROOM T HOBSON ONCE upon a time there was a post office in Mount Lavinia, a holiday resort south of Colombo, capital of an island that in many respects is justified in claiming to be paradise. And a British tourist thought how nice it would
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      302 29 The answer to lasting beauty goes skin deep. Cream of Oils. r Mi Under the surface of your skin, each individual skin cell needs moisture to remain soft, and healthy. Sun, wind, gasoline fumes and even air-conditioners dry your skin a little every day. Robbing it of it's suppleness. Cream
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      32 35 Do you have a problem' Write in tor some Heart to Heart advice trom Or Nalla Tan. Send your letters to Heart to Heart. Sunday Nation. Delta House. Alexandra Road. Singapore 0315.
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      27 44 You've enjoyed it in Irish Coffee, Why not enjoy it other ways? J.J. WITH WATER ROCKS AKME Jameson IRISH WHISKEY YOU'LL NEVER KNOW UNTIL YOU'VE TRIED IT
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      217 44 a m V THE ORAL EXAM: This can be the most frightening examination because you come face to face with strangers, with whom you have to converse in a language that may v not be your mother tongue. In a 'O' level English examination in Hong Kong one student was
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      144 46 4 KIWI KIWI lV m Hk il X KHIIDP OI i > MO-» GLO-WASH gjgig™ I v IWI CREAM POOSN NO 1 f. t i ICIWI 3&? «*1 CREAM CUT 8 tX>USH MO .2 I I y a car must have been a big financial decision for as bhh you.
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