Singapore Monitor, 7 June 1984
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Title Section12 1984-06-07 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR 30cents M.C. (P) No. 21/5/84 Thursday, June 7, 198412 words
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Article, Illustration459 1984-06-07 1 Economic nations won't go for breakthroughs THE LONDON SUMMIT UPI LONDON, Thursday WESTERN leaders begin their 10th annual economic summit tonight aiming not for major initiatives but merely to sustain current economic growth without inflation. US President Ronald Reagan will come under pressure toUPI - 459 words
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235 1984-06-07 1 WIVES of men earning a gross salary of more than $750 a month cannot qualify for the $10,000-incentive-for-sterilisation scheme, the Ministry of Home Affairs said yesterday. While a couple may have a combined income of235 words
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107 1984-06-07 2 THE FIVE Nation Integrated Air Defence System is holding a twoday air defence exercise in Malaysia and SingaGre as part of its regu- activities. The exercise codenamed ADEX 84-3' commences today. This was announced by the Commander of the System, Air ViceMarshall W107 words
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603 1984-06-07 2 YONG POW ANG - Market conditions forcing them to cut down on the number of outlets By YONG POW ANG DOMINATING as many outlets as possible, sometimes going as far as occupying two big outlets just across a single stretch of road used to be a603 words
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Article47 1984-06-07 2 He reiterated that the MRT construction now under way was unlikely to cause floods. "MRT will cause road disruption, utility disruption. It will only affect the drainage system if it is like the other construction sites (depositing earth irresponsibly)," he said.47 words
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Article, Illustration351 1984-06-07 2 UNUSUALLY HEAVY RAINS THE MAIN CAUSE' THE MINISTRY of the Environment has attributed the main cause of the floods in the past month to the unusually heavy rainfall we've been having The situation had been aggravated by drain blockage and the low-lying nature of the affected351 words
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168 1984-06-07 3 DETECTIVES believe they have broken up a gang of young thugs who have been terrorising and robbing schoolchildren in Bukit Timah. Tanglin Police said yesterday they had surprised two 17-year-old youths and an 18-year-old in an ambush at the Bukit Timah Plaza in168 words
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72 1984-06-07 3 A HOUSEWIFE lost two diamond rings worth $51,000 in a crowded department store. Mrs Ruth Margaret Paton, 54, told police she lost her handbag containing the rings one worth $45,000 ana the other $6,000 at Specialist Shopping Centre in Orchard Rd at 6.3072 words
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251 1984-06-07 3 RAY MILLER - The glue-sni££ing menace By RAY MILLER THE TRAGIC case of a 15-year-old Singaporean boy best tells the dangers of glue-sniffing. He had been inhaling the drug for a year before he overdosed and literally destroyed his brain cells. Now he is permanently251 words
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216 1984-06-07 3 GLUE-SNIFFING and inhalant abuse can no longer be considered as a minor drug menace. Said Mr Baey Lian Peck, president of the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association (Sana), which will launch an anti-glue-sniffing campaign: "We have reached the stage where we nave got to take216 words
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Article687 1984-06-07 4 Peter Teo - 4 JournaUit y 4 Notebook By Peter Teo OUR MEN In blue have generally won the respect and admiration of all Singaporeans. They have come a long way from the time when "police" was a dirty word that was the time when few wanted687 words
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Article, Illustration331 1984-06-07 4 BERTILLA PEREIRA - By BERTILLA PEREIRA THE mountain-climbing way to education will be used by teachers and students of Bedok South Secondary School as part of a plan to make the most of their June holidays. The hopes of the party of 55 students, 10331 words
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Article50 1984-06-07 5 A POST-MORTEM on 19-month-old girl Candy Tan Shu Ting whose body was found in a bed with her seriously ill mother showed that the baby died from an overdose of medicine. The mother, Madam Tham Ngam Hoe, is in a serious condition in Alexandra General Hospital.50 words
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Article46 1984-06-07 5 A SWEEPER was yesterday fined $1,500 after he pleaded guilty to using criminal force on a 12-year-old girl with the intention of outraging her modesty. Yeo Pak Lan, 53, of Geylang Bahru, committed the offence at Towner Primary School in May.46 words
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Article39 1984-06-07 5 THE executive producer of SBC's TV drama, The Awakening, Mr Lai Shuiqing, left for Hong Kong yesterday, terminating his contract in Sin- gapore. Two other TV producers Mr Yang Ji and Mr Deng Yancheng, accompanied him.39 words
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374 1984-06-07 5 SIT YIN FONG - He obtains High Court injunction against partitioning By SIT YIN FONG LAWYER NATHAN Isaac yesterday obtained a High Court injunction to restrain his landlord from "obstructing" his use of the passageway leading to his office in the Government-owned Colombo Court building. Mr Isaac said374 words
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119 1984-06-07 5 THREE people escaped injury when a first-floor wall of a three-storey pre-war house in Temple Street collapsed yesterday afternoon. Housewife Madam Loke Yin How, 35, earned the praise of neighbours after alerting the occupants when she heard a rumbling noise from119 words
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66 1984-06-07 5 THIEVES took jewellery valued at $10,245 and about $1,000 cash when they raided an electrician's flat on Tuesday afternoon. Police believe the culprits entered the four-room HDB flat of Mr S E Goh in Block 202, Marsiling Drive by removing a glass louvre66 words
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Advertisement95 1984-06-07 4 ENGLISH AT THE BRITISH COUNCIL Registration for all courses 2nd 9th June 1984 9 a.m. to 4 p.m, Last test at 4 p.m. GENERAL COURSES AT ALL LEVELS Elementary Intermediate Advanced (including educational visits for full time classes) BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SKILLS Basic Correspondence Managerial Skills Report-Writing and Business Correspondence EXAMINATION95 words
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Advertisement205 1984-06-07 5 Eat your heart out this week at The Brasserie La Rotonde. (And your asparagus). fCWFKr Y -y JV BL* 4 fe\ i t y *t- A^ ft i I IImMHI The season for artichokes more flowery sauces—Vinaigrette, asparagus is once more upon us. Mayonnaise, Hollandaise and Or rather upon our205 words
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435 1984-06-07 6 THE PUNJAB FLASHPOINT Reuter, UPI NEW DELHI, Thursday SIKH extremists in the main shrine of the Golden Temple in Amritsar, where nearly 300 people died in fierce hand-to-hand fighting, surrendered yesterday, a government spokesman said. "The firing has stopped and the shrine has notReuter, UPI - 435 words
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97 1984-06-07 6 AP NEW DELHI, Thursday HUNDREDS OF Sikhs rioted yesterday in northern India and Kashmir, killing 12 people, stoning police and burning 20 bases to protest the army attack on the sacred Golden Temple in Amritsar, authorities said. Sikhs in New Delhi called a protestAP - 97 words
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158 1984-06-07 6 Reuter MANILA, Thursday PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos's government has declared a military alert here and 13 suburban cities and towns, claiming subversive groups plan "to sow terrorism" in the area, the military said yesterday. Opposition leader Mr Eva Estrada Kal questioned the need for militaryReuter - 158 words
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Article, Illustration51 1984-06-07 8 UPI LONDON, Thura POLICE sealed off a terminal of London's Heathrow Airport yesterday and evacuated thousands of people in a bomb scare nours before world leaders were to begin arriving for the summit. The scare was touched off by a "suspect" parcel left in a bookstore.UPI - 51 words
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402 1984-06-07 8 AP LONDON, Thurs ONLY 24 people Presidents, Prime Ministers, Foreign and Finance Ministers are actually meeting in the London Economic Summit, but they have at- tracted to their meeting thousands of aides, security agents and journalists a situation which Londoners find offensive.AP - 402 words
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175 1984-06-07 8 UPI ROCHESTER (New York), Thurs TEN WOMEN wiU be paid to eat twice as much food as they normally do in a yearlong experiment to determine the effect of overeating on the female body. Tne results may help dieticians in makingUPI - 175 words
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52 1984-06-07 8 Reuter BONN, Thursday METAL industry employers expressed cautious optimism after talks today aimed at ending strikes that have put nearly 400,000 people out of work. Mr Hans Peter Stihl, the employers' chief negotiator, told reporters that some "misunderstandings" had been cleared up. He did notReuter - 52 words
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Article254 1984-06-07 8 Swing of interest in world's armies, says Jane's publishers UPI LONDON, Thursday THE WORLD'S major armies are showing "a definite swing of interest'' towards chemical warfare, Janes publishers reported in a new review of military equipment trends. The American military has resumed stockpiling modern chemical weapons andUPI - 254 words
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Article493 1984-06-07 9 TRENDS UPI IN SPACE, Americans never thought much about the Europeans. The Russians had Sputnik and Yuri Gagarin, the US had John Glenn and walked on the Moon, and for the Europeans, well, there was Barbarella, the barely dressed French cotnicreports Rut it's notUPI - 493 words
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Article62 1984-06-07 9 OFTEN, apparently Insignificant events or political decisions outside Singapore may signal the start of trends of vital Interest to you they may affect the way you live, the way you conduct your business. Reports of such events may be confined to specialist or trade publications. In TRENDS,62 words
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Article, Illustration441 1984-06-07 9 THE ROAD TO THE WHITE BOUSE Reuter LOS ANGELES, Thursday WALTER Mondale yesterday appeared to have all but clinched the Democratic Presidential nomination, but rival Gary Hart struck him one last blow in the California primary and insisted the race still on. Five finalReuter - 441 words
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Article243 1984-06-07 9 HIS BATTLE CRY IS 'ON TO SAN FRANCISCO' Reuter LOS ANGELES, Thurs GARY HART stood here amidst a blaze of red, white and blue balloons with his family and, in a show of bravado, roused supporters with the battle cry, "On to San Francisco andReuter - 243 words
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493 1984-06-07 10 Reuter RIYADH, Thursday SAUDI press commentators yesterday played down the dogfight between Saudi and Iranian jet fighters, emphasising the kingdom's role as a peace broker in the Gulf war and its interest in good neighbourly ties. They made no mention of statements by USReuter - 493 words
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350 1984-06-07 10 Reuter PARIS, Thurs LATEST information shows that attacks on shipping in the Gulf have haa no significant impact to date on world oil supplies, the International Energy Agency (lEA) said. In its latest monthly oil market report, the lEA said: "Price trends reflectReuter - 350 words
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324 1984-06-07 10 AP MANAMA (Bahrain), Thursday IRAN HAS declared an "exclusion zone" in the Hormuz Strait where commercial ships will be stopped and searched and Iraq-bound vessels seized, the Teheran newspaper Azadegan reported yesterday. It said fishing boats also will be checked toAP - 324 words
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Advertisement563 1984-06-07 7 ftR School Holiday Fun at I i mlr&i of ■K^ r ~^dre n I W&jr Singapore On-The- V$^ r I Zoological Oardensl^ n^otjrtContesj m I 3t Bookstore Square celebrate 25 years of Nation Building v 1 1 From 6— 8 pm~ Ah Meng's daughter will be with this contest open563 words
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Advertisement102 1984-06-07 8 Harißaya BONUS OFFERS [TWXWh June only m j\ ,ntr °d ucin g vorwiegend heiter wallcovering. Specially brought in for Hari Raya, direct from West Germany. Now you can cover your walls with its distinctive elegance, and see what a difference Usual Price $36/- per roll y ■Ii j x 11.102 words
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Advertisement164 1984-06-07 9 How the honeybee has helped improve the sound of CD players. Without tin- honrv hrt\ wi* wouldn I ha\r hoiu'\iomh. \iml it's Ihe rii;ht si iiuMgth ol 11 if hoiu*\ t imili st i in t uiv wliith Iri hnii s li.is u<>i}g|§i|jj£jto (hoii nrw s|uakt r i.ini;r I« »i164 words
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Advertisement56 1984-06-07 10 Geiwhiz Kbaoival 'V: J &TrsufeTair I f* v< 11 I UiH See! The Awesome Grandeur Of w vin Mongolian Culture And Weapons That Family's Promised Land Of Fun And Joy. 7 |\i mP' Taste! Exquisite Cuisines From Canton wGeKends •< > A d T h> -1L jV s£ft&. f3l£js. PSJt^P56 words
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Advertisement184 1984-06-07 11 v A V $iqoo T $500 Y $ioo $nf I $i W ash for Caps is back and anyone can enter. It's easy For prizes of $100 and above, redeem your prize at hgL i and we're giving away hundreds of thousands of dollars. Malayan Breweries (S) Re Lid —F184 words
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283 1984-06-07 12 PHILLIP BANGSBERG - By PHILLIP BANGSBERG in HONG KONG INFORMAL approaches have been made by the Philadelphia Board of Trade about a link with the revamped Hong Kong Futures Exchange for trading foreign currency options. Arnold Staloff, President of the Philadelphia bourse,283 words
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Article, Illustration425 1984-06-07 12 SINGAPORE should be able to sustain its real 8 per cent gross domestic product growth provided there is gradual global economic improvement, OUB says in its monthly Financial Review. OUB warns that the various problems that beset the world economy in 1983425 words
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Article163 1984-06-07 12 GOLD; The technical pattern for gold has turned favourable. Its upward momentum temporarily dissipated after the recent sharp run-up, hut the breaking of strong resistance at the US$39O level means that the chances of a further upward rise are high. The prospect for a sustained rally in hullion163 words
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428 1984-06-07 12 THE Singapore dollar will not take on an international role, First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Keng Swee states categorically in the latest issue of the "Banker." The monthly magazine quotes Dr Goh as saying: "We have absolutely no intention of428 words
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171 1984-06-07 12 HMLLSTREET Reuter WALL STREET stock prices closed higher yesterday after meandering most of the day as a late technical rally helped the market Eart company with the bond maret for the first time this week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which turned up at the openingReuter - 171 words
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Article169 1984-06-07 12 AP THE US dollar closed mainly higher against the major European currencies yesterday, but unchanged against the West German mark and lower against the British pound. Gold prices fell. Foreign exchange dealers said their markets were lethargic with no fresh news from the Middle East, where theAP - 169 words
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Article470 1984-06-07 13 THE FINANCIAL FUTURES MARKET...A NEW SERIES BENNY Tan, vice-president and financial consultant with Shearson/American Express, will write a series of articles explaining the financial futures market and now it works. He will also contribute a weekly comment on the current state of the market.470 words
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Article127 1984-06-07 13 THE dollar skidded to new lows on Monday on technical selling and the problem In the US banking system. The belief that the Federal Reserve would not tighten Interest rates farther and the slowdown of the US economy also helped to underpin the currency. However, the127 words
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233 1984-06-07 13 The Star THE MALAYSIAN Government's move to more than double the country's existing telephone lines to 1.9 million by next year and to 3.2 million by 1990 should contribute substantially to the earnings of Federal Cables, Wires and Metal Manufacturing Bhd.The Star - 233 words
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60 1984-06-07 13 ASIA Commercial Bank Ltd has raised its prime lending rate to 10 per cent per annum, an increase of 0.25 per cent. The fixed deposits rates for one and three months have also been increased and will be 7.75 per cent per60 words
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59 1984-06-07 13 PUBLIC Bank Bhd's proposed bonus issue of one for four shares at 50 cents each, amounting to Ms 42 million, has been approved. With the economic recovery of major industrialised nations and the commitment of management and staff to work as a team, satisfactory59 words
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66 1984-06-07 13 SINGAPORE Glass Ltd had a lower turnover of $45.25 million for the year ended March 1984 against $50.89 million previously. The group suffered a loss of $11.29 million, $4 million more than the previous year. A drop in demand for glass bottles locally and stiff66 words
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43 1984-06-07 13 DUNLOP Estates Bhd has entered into a conditional agreement with Segamat Oil Mill Sdn Bhd to dispose of 10 million shares in Ace Agricultural Sdn Bhd for a total cash consideration of M 524.6 million.43 words
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Article56 1984-06-07 13 TRADING in Berjaya Kawat Bhd shares and Paper Products (Malaya) Bhd shares will be suspended from June 15 and June 18, respectively. TRADING on a settlement basis in Fima Metal Box Bhd shares will be suspended from June 19 till further notice. The .due date for delivery of56 words
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Article, Illustration42 1984-06-07 14 International problems including high interest rates, Third World debts and the stability of the US banking system will be discussed by leaders of Western nations and Japan at a summit beginning in London today. By NOBART ROWEN The Washington Post42 words
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702 1984-06-07 14 LAT-WP WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan's vision of a global recovery led by an expanding United States economy is likely to be challenged by the other Western leaders at the 10th Annual Economic Summit in London beginning today. The leaders of Britain, France,LAT-WP - 702 words
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467 1984-06-07 15 THE SINGAPORE iflUlil A v/jx COMMEN' MRS INDIRA Gandhi must be rueing the day her party threw its support behind Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, the Sikh leader who is now agitating for a separate homeland for the Sikhs. It was decision made in quest of political467 words
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331 1984-06-07 15 I HOPE this letter will alert unsuspecting employers of maids from a non-traditional labour source to what appears to be a widespread ploy to spend a few months' holiday in Singapore at the employer's expense. The common modus operandi is to feign indisposition and to331 words
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Article120 1984-06-07 15 HDB rates must not remain stagnant I UNDERSTAND that occupants of state land who possess a farming licence are paid about $20,000 when the land is acquired for development. Their houses are assessed at a higher rate than houses of those who do not possess a120 words
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Article69 1984-06-07 15 WILLIAM KOH - WILLIAM KOH Singapore 0314 I AM sure many people would like to know the final decision regarding the Central Provident Fund withdrawal age as early as possible. This will enable the old people to plan ahead for their retirement. I would suggest that the authorities review69 words
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Article48 1984-06-07 15 WHY MUST undergraduates and Polytechnic students be entitled to bus concession fares? Since they will be getting big professional salaries when they begin work, they can easily recover the full bus fares spent during their college days within a couple of years. FAIR PLAY Singapore 010548 words
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Article, Illustration803 1984-06-07 16 TRACY HUANG MAY MAKE DRAMA DEBUT STARgKUCR WHAT does a singer do after carving a comfortable niche high up on the ladder of success? Well, move into acting, naturally. And thars what Tracy Huang may be doing later this year. With the success of her latest albums, Tracy803 words
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Article, Illustration602 1984-06-07 16 A TRIANGULAR, HK$53-million building is fast becoming a new landmark along the Hong Kong waterfront. And, when ready, it will make a very real contribution to Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts will mark the city's entry into the602 words
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Article, Illustration583 1984-06-07 16 YEOW MEI SIN - PLACES at leisure travelling at leisure TIME TELLS ON AN ANCIENT CAPITAL By YEOW MEI SIN JUST 72 km north of bustling Bangkok is the magnificent ancient city, Phya Nakhon Si Ayuttnaya, Thailand's capital between 1350 and 1767. Founded by King U Thong, Ayutthaya, the Heart of583 words
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Article, Illustration321 1984-06-07 18 PHILIP CHEAH - SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OF ARTS U u)B4 in ■@@@£11 By PHILIP CHEAH J THE Arts Festival begins tomorrow with a free concert at Orchard Green, the open ground at the corner of Orchard Road and Orchard Link. This is the first time that321 words
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Article, Illustration487 1984-06-07 18 nei»© Child's Play (Ch 5, 9.15 pm) THIS SBC programme looks at play as a form of learning. Today's children begin to run the intellectual race long before they know how to play. The need for academic proficiency causes some parents to bog their child down with487 words
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Article188 1984-06-07 19 PETER CONRADI - By PETER CONRADI in London Reuter A YOUNG British director is putting the finishing touches to what he hopes will be the final and definitive film version of George Orwell's 1984 for release this year. Michael Radford's 1984 is not the first attempt at filming the worldReuter - 188 words
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166 1984-06-07 19 Today 1-2 pm: Ruff Stuff (Dynasty Hotel). SIA Group Band (CID carpark). 6.30 pm: Ruff Stuff (Toa Payoh Town Centra). NUS Stage Band (Bedok Town Centra). Talking Eyas (Buklt Merah Town Centra). 7.00 pm: Filipino Association. Tsmtisw 1-2 pm: La Nuova Compagnia dl Canto Popolare166 words
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Article, Illustration276 1984-06-07 21 PAT D'ROSE - Swinging Sydney super stage for musical action PLfICT BY PAT D'ROSE NO WONDER she's called Australia's music capital. When musicians in other parts of Australia want to "make it big", they head for Sydney. In Sydney, bands feverishly compete with one another in producing original music. If you want to276 words
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Article106 1984-06-07 21 SYDNEY serves lashings of jazz traditional, modern, Dixieland. The venues are just about anywhere in the city centre. There is a hot-line for jazz buffs. Ring the Jazz Action Society if you need to know who's in town, playing what and where. Big names106 words
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474 1984-06-07 22 PAUL RICHARD - »r PAUL RICHARD In New York LAT-WP A VISIT to the "new" Museum of Modern Art Is like a tryst with an old lover. One approaches (3rd Street feeling curiosity. suspicion, affection, apprehension. One knows she is no longer young. Born inLAT-WP - 474 words
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Article, Illustration315 1984-06-07 22 LO TIEN YIN - By LO TIEN YIN AS president of Les Must De Cartier since 1974, Alain Perrin, 41, has to take many things in his stride. But "my greatest crisis was twisting my ankle yesterday," he joked, brandishing his crutches. Mr Perrin was here recently on a regular315 words
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Miscellaneous1338 1984-06-07 17 Live Sample 3.00 Opening and Programme Matter Curious George (Cartoon) Episode). The Woman Iron Ships Men The Flight Heron the Jacobite uprising by Prince Ewen Cameron, of one of is sent to He ambushed and Camera on lish Programme News Stars on Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo (Cartoon). Share Story1,338 words
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Advertisement220 1984-06-07 20 TODAY: TOMORROW: Low tide: 11.24 am (0.3 m) High tide: 5.50 am (2.3 m) High tide: €.24 pm (2.2 m) Low tide: 12.37 pm (O.S m) Low tide: 11.45 pm (1.1 m) High tide: 7.18 pm (2.2 m) >********************00 i 2nd WEEK i j? r "BREAKDANCE" ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK 9 jjj220 words
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Miscellaneous221 1984-06-07 20 BETTER FOOD FOR BETTER HEALTH THERE will be a talk-cum-filmshow on the imB>rtance of a balanced diet at the Bukit Merah ranch Library lecture hall on Saturday at 3 pm. The speaker is Miss Cheong Yak Kum, a staff nurse from the Training and Health Education Department, Ministry of Health.221 words
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Miscellaneous469 1984-06-07 20 1 WATER COLOURS r HHI 1 CHEW KIA HIA'S wa- ter colour paintings W I I will be on display at C the Bistro Toulouse- fHH I C Lautrec, Tanglin Shop w C ping Centre, until Sat- R n w S urday, noon to 2pm Xj Q HI J and469 words
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Advertisement54 1984-06-07 21 PENANG 4 Fr«« n Easy' Nobody qives you more lor as little as Ik TtLS'lltlt'ilhU Pmli-Hm deluxe resort with all ocean-view rooms Return airfare on wide-bodied |ets Roundtrip limousine transfers Welcome drink Full breakfast daily Local set lunch daily Daily departure P isecl of frple-shanng 'or 2 clays )nqf'' 1,,-atinn54 words
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Advertisement54 1984-06-07 21 Clothes for Winter Holidays. I Why spend a lot on new winter clothes when travelling abroad? Seasoned winter gear in top condition, some i almost brand new, available. > Coats and jackets from only $10 to $60. 1 CASAJADSET BEAUTY 1 #rtf4Jvel7iCoronation Plaza, 1 ttoi-19 Bukit Timah Road, ./''X. Singapore54 words
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Advertisement56 1984-06-07 21 1 tours 81-OC Tanglin Shopping Centra *****60 r j BANGKOK From $735 I H Stay at deluxe Hotel Siam Inter Continental or Prealdent Regent. Dine at Chit Pochana Imperial Banquet the Also Rose Garden Pattaya/ perfect getaway honday. y Tivm 9499 tmitm**- J| i HAADYAI From $439 Food and Entertainment.56 words
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Miscellaneous729 1984-06-07 23 leisure comics I FASTRACK B Bin Holbrook 4)C k)H*r AReX*N ACTICLA'WHM H) WICLf^ %PI\TT SW K£M>iN6j THIfT «ftoO R6AWN&.) THAT HOU) ART? /-XortflMES ARE AT ©ME j I?\2£a rfejyfes•tffjV V _V HURT BV THE *Tbo LtfMfr J^\ lf\ UNRESTRAINED CM ME VoO LOOK i t§~ C*\ ARIES March 21 to729 words
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Advertisement1499 1984-06-07 24 >\*>/'\<,=*?-.\@=%'<^$%,'"$~{|& MONITOR'S DIRECTORY Hong Fan Can* Furniture, 146 Victoria St. SO7II 337-0936 70. Greenleaf Rd off Holland Rd/ Sixth Awe ***** 469-6552 Anna Foo Sofa Centre.2Ss-72t0 Kong Sing Cana Craft. 205. Uppef Thomson ltd 256-4026 Mayjune Interior 74*07(2. Technique Upholstery....(3-0137. A I B Contracts. Interior and Renovation 331-1036 Ankoh Interior1,499 words
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Advertisement333 1984-06-07 25 Situations V*c*nt I A major seafood processing and distributing company tn Jurong I requires: I Male General I Workers I Primary Education I 18 —45 years I •No experience required I Physically fit and healthy I Expected salary earned $550 per I month I Female Production I Workers I Primary333 words
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Advertisement266 1984-06-07 25 Situations Vacant j—l S BARKER FAR EAST LTD S s requires STORE x ASSISTANT V Completed Secondary S education S N Some working o O experience m tool store O v with good y S knowledge ot store- S N keeping N O Completed National Service S Able to work266 words
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Advertisement213 1984-06-07 26 classified 273-9090 PROPERTY Accommodation j Vacant I 0197.10, OOAOOK ROAD Beverly Hita Luxurious apartment tor rant Partial/ futy furnished with beautiful landscape. Interested please cal 734-9161. Miss Ng. yaoom FIAT at convenient location near PIE. market, dnema and stemming complex View at Bfc 101, Ajumed crescent. #00-313. S pore QOHPOtt213 words
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Advertisement188 1984-06-07 26 NOTICES f V THE SIDGRPQRE SWEEP! I vH I B ■Iflr/ m m\ HH l H 11 >T!B\ im\ m 2ND PRIZE $400,000 3rd PRIZE $200,000 4TH PRIZE $100,000 STH PRIZE 50,000 S JACKPOT PRIZES $15,000 each 4-DIGIT MAJOR PRIZES $500 each 10 LUCKY PRIZES 5,000 each (Terminal digits) 25188 words
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Advertisement403 1984-06-07 26 APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from male Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents for the following posts in the PSA Fire Service:A) TRAINEE FIRE OFFICER A recognised Technician Diploma. OR A GCE with at least 2 'A' and 2 'O' level passes (which must include General Paper or equivalent). A GCE with403 words
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Article, Illustration442 1984-06-07 27 ERNEST FRIDA - SHE DOESN'T EVEN NEED TO PLAY HARD TO BEAT SELETAR'S PRIDE SELETAR COUNTRY CLUB OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP By ERNEST FRIDA ONCE again as the rest of the field played for second place, Kee Bee Khim, Singapore's top woman golfer, captured the Seletar Country Club442 words
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Article267 1984-06-07 27 Overall best gross Kee Bee Khim (SICC) 80, Overall best net San Gruang Teo (Jurong) net 63. A Divisoo Best gross 83 Rosie Goh (Seletar) 83, runner-up (countback) J Kurowski (Warren) 84, third M Ohta (Changi) 84. Net scores 71 S C Von Arnim (Warren); 72 L Munro (Warren),267 words
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130 1984-06-07 27 SINGAPORE volleyball players, starved for international competition, will have to be at their best when they take on the formidable Nippon Kokan team from Japan in two test matches at the Gay World Stadium on June 12 and 13. The visitors come with130 words
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605 1984-06-07 27 B KULA - By B KULA SINGAPORE Juniors' Eric Tan had to work hard for his victory over C Hughes of Bay of Plenty, before edging the New Zealander out 9-4, 3-9, 9 10, 10-8, 9-4, in the under-19 squash final in Tokoroa, New Zealand. Singapore605 words
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287 1984-06-07 27 SINGAPORE'S cream of cyclists are gearing up for the coming Asean Championships in Kuala Lumpur in November this year. This is the first time that the Malaysian Cycling Association is organising an Asean championship, ana Singapore intends to send a strong squad287 words
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Article, Illustration705 1984-06-07 28 Wilander refuses to budge under Noah's punishing barrage P FRENCH OPEN Reuter PARIS, Thursday SINGLE-minded determination proved too much for temperamental flair as Mats Wilander of Sweden and Czechoslovak Ivan Lendl joined John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors in the semifinals of the French Open TennisReuter - 705 words
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352 1984-06-07 28 Reuter LONDON, Thursday SOUTH-AFRICAN born Zola Budd clinched her place in Britain's team for the Los Angeles Games with an emphatic victory in the women's 3,000 metres at the Olympic trials here last night. Running in bare feet, 18-year-old Budd set a EuropeanReuter - 352 words
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153 1984-06-07 28 Reuter PARIS, Thursday TOP SEEDED doubles pair Mark Edmondson of Australia and American Sherwood Stewart presented their wives with jew-el-encrusted gold watches and then crashed out of the French Open Tennis Championship yesterday. Edmondson and Stewart, the world's leading doubles combination,Reuter - 153 words
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Article95 1984-06-07 28 Men's singles: (x) Mats Wilander (Sweden) beat (x) Yannick Noah (France) 7-6,2-6,3-6,6-3,6-3; (x) Ivan Lendl (Czechoslovakia) bt (x) Andres Gomez (Ecuador) 6-3,6-7,6-4,6-3. Men's doubles: (x) Pavel Slozil and Tomas Smid (Czechoslovakia) bt (x) Kevin Curren (South Africa) and Steve Denton (US) 4-6,6-4,8-6; Jimmy Arias (US) and Eric Korita (US)95 words
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Article226 1984-06-07 29 BELGIUM 2 HUNGARY 2 Reuter BRUSSELS, Thursday A GOAL one minute from time by striker Jan Ceulemans earned Belgium a 2-2 draw with Hungary in their final warm-up match before the European Championship Soccer Finals begin in France next week. Belgium, runners-up to West Germany inReuter - 226 words
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Article, Illustration100 1984-06-07 29 Reuter LA LINEA (Spain), Thursday SPAIN, hit by injury only a week before the start of the European Soccer Championship Finals, will be fielding a new line-up up front when they meet Yugoslavia in the last of their warm-up games here today. After the disappointmentReuter - 100 words
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237 1984-06-07 29 DENMARK 1 SWEDEN O GOTHENBURG (Sweden), Thursday DENMARK, beaten in their last three internationals, boosted their confidence for the forthcoming European Championships in France with a single goal victory over Sweden here tonight. Pre ben Elkjaer scored the only goal of the game in the237 words
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Article, Illustration358 1984-06-07 29 Reuter BARCELONA, Thursday SPANISH soccer team Barcelona decided tonight that their Argentine striker Diego Maradona would remain with the club. Barcelona's directors rejected an offer of more than US|7 million (5514.6 million) for Maradona from Italian side Napoli. Their decision put an end to moreReuter - 358 words
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122 1984-06-07 29 Reuter LONDON, Thursday ENGLISH First Division clubs West Ham and Birmingham today successfully appealed against a two-year suspended ban from tne Football Association (FA) Cup. The ban, which was suspended for two years, was imposed by a five-man FA commissionReuter - 122 words
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134 1984-06-07 29 Reuter TRONDHEIM (Norway), Thursday STRIKER Arne Larsen Oekland struck 14 minutes from time to give Norway a 1-0 win over Wales in a soccer friendly here last night. It was the Norwegians' first win over Wales, but the below-strength Welsh dominatedReuter - 134 words
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258 1984-06-07 29 Reuter PARIS, Thursday WEST GERMAN national soccer trainer Jupp Derwall fined two of his squad 1,000 marks (Ss7Bo) each today for staying out drinking on the eve of the team's departure tor the European Championsnip Finals. Derwall told reporters that the twoReuter - 258 words
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Article, Illustration435 1984-06-07 30 S GULAM - Why Pathmanathan and Suria will continue to play for Pahang Reports by S GULAM THAMBIAH Pathmanathan, the former Singapore soccer team skipper recently voted the Most Eliciting Player of the Year by the Sportswriters' Association of Malaysia (SAM), has signed another one-year435 words
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301 1984-06-07 30 HWEE SENG 1 MAYBANK 0 A PENALTY goal put Hwee Seng in the final of the SingaEe Business Houses Football League Division Two, edging ybank out of the semifinal played at Jalan Besar stadium last night. The solitary goal also put Hwee Seng in301 words
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Advertisement68 1984-06-07 28 Carry on SPALDING You*ll be carried away with Spalding's new, quality line of sport bags. Light, flexible and compact carryatls in water and stain resistanty durable materials. Smartly designed to go places. In all sizes and attractive colours to suit the trendy. spalding AgStmim zvay of life s. iH Mekelin68 words
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Advertisement110 1984-06-07 30 Smarten up with the latest collection Jkm Lotto Gciden Line 'fsSif Move to the beat of today's fashion people and come to life with this exclusive designer collection from Lotto Golden Line. Just feast your eyes on its combination of dashing colours and designs. Feel the comfort each of them110 words
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606 1984-06-07 31 JUVENTUS 0 MANCHESTER UNITED 0 (JUVENTUS WIN 5-4 IN PENALTY SHOOT-OUT) MONITOR sports AP SYDNEY, Thursday THE MILLIONAIRES of international football, JUVENTUS of Italy and MANCHESTER UNITED of England, played to a scoreless draw at the Sydney Cricket Ground last night. In aAP - 606 words
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Advertisement144 1984-06-07 31 FRENCH OPEN I LATEST: LENDL ##fc'& I&J teS Jft I SEMIS: PAGE 29 aj|y|S THEORY and PRACTICAL Course I (12 Sessions) With the current emphasis on Automation and H Higher Productivity the use of Computers in H all sections of Trade and Industry is imminent. H Why not then take144 words
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Advertisement187 1984-06-07 1 There's no better petrol than Supershell and But you can be sure that if you Ye using Shell Extra with ASD. Supershell or Shell Extra with ASD you've got the un c i r cleanest possible engine and you're getting the When Shell introduced their ruel economy c J? \L187 words
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SAVING WITH SHELL SB LESSONS LEARNED IN THE SHELL ECONOMY RALLY 1984 "
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Article176 1984-06-07 2 IMPORTANT lessons on fuel saving were learned in the sixth annual Shell Economy Rally which was organised by the Singapore Motor Sports Club a month ago. In this event, where participants had to use standard cars of the kind which any member of the public176 words
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Article129 1984-06-07 2 CLASS TEAM CAR FUEL ECONOMY Overal* Leslie Chang/Rupert Boey Mazda 323 1.5 27.26 km/I 1,000 c c Ng Teen Ching/Chan Hiap Kong Daihatsu Charade 23.76 km/I 1,300 c c William Lyou/Peter Skaiak Nissan Sunny 27.89 km/I 1,600 cc Leslie Chang/Rupert Boey Mazda 323 1.5 27.26 km/I129 words
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767 1984-06-07 2 YOU remember George Orwell's famous line, "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others"? This applies to cars too. All the cars which participated in the Shell Economy Rally were, to all intents and purposes, in perfectly standard condition,767 words
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314 1984-06-07 2 LEE CHIU SAN - Smoothness that's the secret of smart drivers By LEE CHIU SAN IN any car, the most important fuelsaving device is the driver. An economical driver is not one who is slow, but one who is smart. He's got to know his car well, and have a good eye for reading314 words
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531 1984-06-07 4 EVER since the birth of the motor industry, manufacturers of cars and producers of fuel have searched for better performance and better fuel economy. Progress has not always been made at the satne pace. In the 1920's for example, engine531 words
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Advertisement244 1984-06-07 3 Economy VS fbwer The Renault 18Turbo wins on both counts in thel9B4 Shell Economy Rally J.O race in an "Over 2000 cc* class isn't a Small wonder, every member of the Renault task for any ordinary 1600 cc car. 18Turbo team came in far ahead of the pack to Then244 words
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