Singapore Monitor, 2 April 1985, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section20 1985-04-02 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR V C 'P i No 21 5 84 l Tuesday, April 2, 1985 EVENING EDITION; 30 cents20 words
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Article202 1985-04-02 1 UPI TAIPEH, Tuesday PASSENGERS in a taxi threw firebombs into a hotel in the southern Taiwanese city of Tainan early today, starting a fire that killed at least 25 people and injured nine. It followed a bar brawl between guests and management after which the guestsUPI - 202 words
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Article523 1985-04-02 1 GANDHI AMBALAM - Delegates divided on ways to bring non-members into unions By GANDHI AMBALAM THE National Trades Union Congress was urged today to go all out against "free riders" in the same way as the Government is going all out against "hell riders". The "free riders"523 words
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195 1985-04-02 1 SEAH CHIANG NEE - From SEAH CHIANG NEE UJung Pandang (Sulawesi), Tuesday PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew held wideranging talks with President Suharto this afternoon, within three hours of his arrival in this capital of South Sulawesi. Tomorrow, they will have further talks. The two are concerned195 words
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Advertisement21 1985-04-02 1 20.8 mil plodgod to Pasir Ris resort: Soo PAGE 2 M TV GUIDE: Pl 6 U TV SCENE HIGHLIGHTS: Pl 721 words
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317 1985-04-02 2 IRENE TOH - By IRENE TOH LIGHTNING can strike, even on a fine day. A Meteorological Services Department report confirmed that a lightning strike could have happened at Adam Road on Sept 23 last year although no rain had fallen. The lightning killed a 19-year-old317 words
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194 1985-04-02 2 UNION members and their employers have so far pledged some $20.8 million to the development of the Pasir Ris resort for workers. This is $7 million short of the target as the total development cost, including furnishings and equipment, is $27.5 million. In194 words
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Article, Illustration262 1985-04-02 2 VICTOR SOH - By VICTOR SOH JURONG POLICE nabbed two armed "robbers" this afternoon. The "robbers" one armed with a gun and the other with a parang were caught at the junction of Mandai Road and Woodlands Road at 12.05 pm in their getaway car. No onePICTURE: SPENCER LOH - 262 words
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322 1985-04-02 2 WONG AH YOKE - By WONG AH YOKE THEATRE in Singapore will be given a boost this month in a pioneer project by the Ministry of Community Development to promote drama among the young. To celebrate the International Year of the Youth, a festival entitled Theatre322 words
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Article140 1985-04-02 2 A 19-YEAR-OLD youth, who allegedly robbed two men of some jewellery at a staircase at Far East Plaza together with three other youths, was charged in a district court today. Ong Kok Hua allegedly robbed Mr Albert Kelvin Moey Kwong Seng of a gold bracelet valued140 words
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Article, Illustration504 1985-04-02 3 ROBERT CONCEICAO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO BY THIS evening, 200 regular officers and civilian staff members of the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) will have their blood groups recorded on their identity cards. This marks the first blood grouping exercise to be conducted by tne force sincePICTURE: LIANHE ZAOBAO - 504 words
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Article159 1985-04-02 3 TRAFFIC POLICE will be on hand to regulate the traffic flow along Canberra Road on Thursday April 4 from 6am to 10pm in view of the Kavadi Procession that will be held at the Holy Tree Sri Balasubramaniar Temple. The Indian procession will start near159 words
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Article105 1985-04-02 3 JULIE ANNE SIT - By JULIE ANNE SIT A MAN lost nearly $27,000 in Geylang Road last night when a thief snatched away the plastic bag he was carrying in his left hand. The plastic bag also contained a crossed cheque valued at $3,000. Mr C Y Ng, 30, a105 words
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Article, Illustration481 1985-04-02 4 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG BARELY a day after their introduction, the new taxi fares appear to be changing the lifestyles of many Singaporeans at least temporarily. Reluctant to pay the extra, people are: GOING home earlier at night. GETTING up earlier in the481 words
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NEWS SCAN
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Article70 1985-04-02 4 A QUICK GLANCE AT HOME NEWS PEOPLE are still calling Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, asking how they could donate to the Community Chest, and have been doing so since the live ring-a-donation show last Saturday. Those who want to donate to the Chest can send their donations70 words
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Article50 1985-04-02 4 IS SINGAPORE sinking? This was the poser set by Apence France-Presse (AFP) wnich got Malaysians excited and Singaporeans angry yesterday. A few Malaysian newspapers picked up the agency's April Fool story that the island's southern tip is sinking under the weight of "massive development projects concentrated there."50 words
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Article, Illustration59 1985-04-02 4 THE POST of chairman of the National Trades Union Congress has been abolished. Delegates attending the conference yesterday gave their approval for the abolition of the post. Also abolished are the three deputy chairmen posts. Three new posts of vice-pres-ident will replace them. The Star the59 words
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Article67 1985-04-02 4 SEVERAL record retailers are cashing in on the popularity of the song We Are the World, made by 45 top American singers in aid of starving Africans. Local shops are importing the 12-inch singles record directly from retailers in the United States and selling67 words
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Article47 1985-04-02 4 AIR FARES between Singapore and China will be cheaper than generally expected when direct flights linking the two countries begin next month. A return trip to Beijing will cost $1,568 while that to Shanghai and Guangzhou are fixed at $1,416 and $1,150 respectively.47 words
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Article63 1985-04-02 4 RESIDENTS of a condominium in Cairnhill Road are getting hot air in their bedrooms when they switch on their air-conditioner in the living room. This is one of the complaints residents of Elizabeth Heights have made to their developer, Victory Realty Co Pte Ltd. The complaints63 words
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Article, Illustration102 1985-04-02 4 A VETERAN trade unionist, Mr George Chua, who was planning to give up his union activities after 22 years, has now been persuaded to stay on and is tipped to become the new president of the National Trades Union Congress. Mr Chua,102 words
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Article, Illustration452 1985-04-02 5 ROBERT CONCEICAO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO TRAFFIC Police have assured the 21,000 learnerriders (L-riders) holding provisional riding licences that they will all be tested by Oct 1 at the various test centres. From then on, learner-riders will not be permitted on the roads.452 words
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80 1985-04-02 5 A SLANDER suit filed in the High Court by a sports goods dealer against a High Street sports goods wholesaler was discontinued on March 9 this year. Mr Palaiyan Gnasekaran, who owns a chain of four sports goods shops, has withdrawn his suit against80 words
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Advertisement57 1985-04-02 3 Another from VITA HEALTH PRODUCT? i J^F It certainly has many of the important health-promoting ingredients all 32 of them including GINSENG, BEE POLLEN, VITAMINS AND MINERALS, AMINO ACIDS, RUTIN, LECITHIN, LINOLEIC ACID, WHEAT 5 GERM OIL and Para-aminobenzoic acid put into a £> hermetically sealed capsule by MODERN SCIENCE57 words
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Advertisement13 1985-04-02 4 r jjfaa Jin Pe< 'I Wong CHai Yeun BAND" Whang Hwee S J13 words
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Advertisement167 1985-04-02 5 Republic of China Agricultural Food Products at your doorstep Dynasty Hotel Ballroom (3rd Storey) 3-5 April 1985 HOO am. to 7.00 pm daily For the first time in Singapore, a wide selection of agricultural and food products from Taiwan, the Republic of China will be on display at the Dynasty167 words
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world
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Article172 1985-04-02 6 AP CAIRO, Tuesday INTELLIGENCE authorities have uncovered a secret Lib-ya-backed group dedicated to causing unrest in Egypt and arrested five of its members, the state-run Middle East News Agency (Mena)said yesterday. Mena said authorities over the past seven months had monitored the group's activities and contactsAP - 172 words
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260 1985-04-02 6 AP TRIPOLI, Tuesday COLONEL Muammar Gaddafi has urged a new international organisation to launch "revolutionary violence," including suicide attacks, to liberate Arab lands, the official Libyan news agency Jana reported yesterday. The Libyan leader spoke here at the end of a two-day session by theAP - 260 words
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325 1985-04-02 6 LAT-WP WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Reagan said yesterday that Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev had responded to his invitation for a Washington summit meeting and administration officials described the written reply as "positive". In an Oval Office interview, Mr Reagan declined to discuss the contentsLAT-WP - 325 words
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Article, Illustration198 1985-04-02 6 The Star KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A FIVE-YEAR-OLD girl grabbed her injured three-year-old sister and led tier two younger brothers out of their Jalan Cheras flat after their mother attacked them with a knife this morning. Neighbours, who heard the girl's cries, rushedThe Star - 198 words
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Article339 1985-04-02 7 ATHENS, Tuesday THE Greek Parliament was told last night that a man who said he represented the conservative opposition offered a Greek deputy 200 million drachmas (553.3 ihillion) in an attempt to buy his vote in a ballot for a new president. Socialist deputy339 words
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Article120 1985-04-02 7 AP Washington, Tuet THE Soviet Union has deployed an unusually large naval force in the South China Sea for what appears to be an exercise built around one of its aircraft carriers. The deployment, first reported in Japanese newspapers, was confirmed here yesterday byAP - 120 words
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176 1985-04-02 7 UPI NEW YORK, Tuesday A MAJORITY of women surveyed in a poll published yesterday prefer dining in a fine New York City restaurant to having sex and a large percentage of men agree with that preference. But, the poll showed, men andUPI - 176 words
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Article, Illustration79 1985-04-02 7 A REAL-LIFE scene of the Vietnam War was re-enacted in Saigon (re-named Ho Chi Mink City alter the North Vietnamese conquered Sooth Vietnam) recently to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the fall of Sooth Vietnam. Rnssinn technicians dressed as American military policemen, in n film version forPICTURE: UPI/REUTER - 79 words
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Article, Illustration222 1985-04-02 8 AP BEIJING, Tuesday A CHINESE singing tro\ipe has invited Taiwan pop star Teresa Teng to perform on the mainland, a new sign that Beijing approves of the 32-year-old entertainer whose recordings were once banned as counter revolutionary and decadent. The Shanghai newspaper WenAP - 222 words
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Article48 1985-04-02 8 UPI CHEYENNE, Tims A NEWSPAPER EDITOR has filed a disturbance complaint against an irate reader after the two men got into a fist fight in the newspaper office. The fight started over an article about fundraising for a new truck stop in Cheyenne. UPI.UPI - 48 words
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Article, Illustration225 1985-04-02 8 UPI WASHINGTON, Tuesday JAPAN HAS made "new commitments on trade issues" and President Ronald Reagan welcomes this development, a White House spokesman said yesterday. Deputy Press Secretary Larry Speakes told reporters that two special envoys, Mr Gaston Sigur, a Japan expert on theUPI - 225 words
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Article400 1985-04-02 8 More economic support for non-communist rebels Agencies WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE US Government said yesterday it wanted to increase economic support for non-communist Cambodian rebels but said US military aid would create a hurdle to a negotiated settlement in that country. State Department spokesman BernardAgencies - 400 words
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221 1985-04-02 8 AP KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THAI troops captured a large communist guerilla camp, which housed a "factory for making booby traps, in southern Thailand last month, Malaysian Chief of Defence Forces Gen Mohamed Ghazali Seth said yesterday. They took the camp in Gubiar,AP - 221 words
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Article, Illustration181 1985-04-02 9 AP BEIRUT, Tuesday THE BODY of a Dutch priest missing in Lebanon has been found at the bottom of a ravine. A Christian radio station reported that a shepherd found the body of Rev Nicolas Kluiters in the ravine in the Bekaa ValleyAP - 181 words
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298 1985-04-02 9 UPI JOHANNESBURG, Tuesday A BLACK man trying to enter South Africa from Zimbabwe by scaling a new electrified border wall was killed by a 20,000-volt current, the first such victim of the barrier. The body of an unidentified man was found at the wallUPI - 298 words
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Article203 1985-04-02 9 Reuter MIAMI, Tuesday MIAMI CITY OFFICIALS and an antiapartheid group are demanding that Miss South Africa be barred from the Miss Universe beauty pageant here in July. Mr H Smith, head of the Miami Chapter of the Coalition for a Free South Africa,Reuter - 203 words
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Advertisement200 1985-04-02 6 Starting April Ist, the West End Club at the prestigious Goodwood Park Hotel opens her door to executives from 4 p.m. 9 p.m. During our new Executive Hours we offer a 40% discount on all drinks a complimentary half bottle of liquor for every bottle purchased a variety of snacks200 words
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Advertisement125 1985-04-02 8 m I, .II I 8 Free Body V M Treatments one Gold Pendarrt 1 Free Gift Coupons V Ji &K, M': f k B Today, Joanne Drew JHUbI celebrates 23 years of care for Women in Asia. Ladies, we've come a long way together. We offer incentive jpackages for you125 words
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Advertisement176 1985-04-02 9 LEffibiDflME II IT* 41 I liymShr.' k JM II Iv^^Ni'vfl kkV Jk.l Br-Jff v ;>f«.. At i*k IF M ~r f 4t~ HL Bi'J aB n^v »'r.\ I^All A sumptuous spread of fine Show starts at 1.30 p.m., French cuisine. Your choice of with fashion provided by the soups, appetizers,176 words
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money
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225 1985-04-02 10 TUAN Sing Holdings is again trying to sell the block of apartments it owns in Sommerville Estate. But now, instead of the $35 million hoped for when it was marketed last August, the block of 84 apartments is unlikely to fetch more than225 words
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Article46 1985-04-02 10 UNITED Overseas Bank will open a branch in Osaka next month, its second in Japan after the UOB Tokyo branch. The UOB Osaka branch will be in Semba, the main business district iif Osaka, and will be managed by Mr Chew Kang46 words
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Article, Illustration351 1985-04-02 10 JILL HUM - By JILL HUM PRIME lending rates are likely to see another round of cuts as the cost of funds for banks continues to soften, bankers said yfesterday. The prime lending rate is the lowest lending rate banks charge their best customers. Current prime351 words
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395 1985-04-02 10 SINGAPORE factories are becoming more automated. Figures from the Ministry of Trade and Industry show that there are now 100 reprogrammable robots, 200 automatic insertion machines and 600 manipulators being used in local industries. At the end of 1984, there were 220 computer-aided design395 words
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79 1985-04-02 10 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Tuatday BOLTON Properties Bhd turned in a better set of results for the financial year ended Dec 31, 1984 despite a marginal decrease in group turnover. The group recorded a 25.1 per cent increase in pre-tax profits to $11.19 million fromBernama - 79 words
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160 1985-04-02 10 SEALION HOTELS announced a 16 per cent drop in company pre-tax profits from $8.6 million to $7.3 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1984. Company net after-tax profits slipped 24.1 per cent to $3.7 million from $4.8 million previously. Turnover dipped 3.2 Gr cent160 words
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Article273 1985-04-02 11 Selected stocks at midday. Market toae: slightly easier Boustead 1.68/1.70 Cold Storage 2.66/2.70 FAN 5.15/5.20 Genting 5.60/5.65 G.I.H. 1.98/2.01 Haw Par 2.25/2.26 Isetan 2.44 S Jurong Cement 1.89 S Keck Seng 2.09/2.10 Esso 2 68/2 69 Hume Unq Inchcape 2.45/2.46 Intraco 2.12 S M Cement 1.43/1.44 Metro 3.08 B273 words
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68 1985-04-02 11 WCLLSTREET WALL STREET stock prices closed higher yesterday, despite sharp declines in several merger-related stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 5.97 points to end the day at 1272.75. In the overall market, advancing issues led declines by 849 to 684. Volume on68 words
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Article42 1985-04-02 11 THE OUB Composite Share Price Index closed at 411.44, down 1.88 points from the previous day's close of 413.32. The OUB Singapore Dollar Trade-weighted Index was up 0.2444 point to 133.6514 in morning trading from the previous day's close of 133.4070.42 words
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Article147 1985-04-02 11 Reuter THE US dollar rose slightly against most major currencies from New York levels in very quiet early trading. It rose to 253.05/15 yen from New York's 252.85/95 close and to 34.1340/60 marks from 31.280/1300 marks in the US. It also rose to 2.6490/6520 Swiss francs andReuter - 147 words
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199 1985-04-02 11 ENCOURAGED by Wall Street s slight overnight sain, the local bourse opened steady this morning with Malaysian counters taking the lead. The market, however, turned easier towards the lunch break and closed lower. Top volume stock C and C did 356,000 to close199 words
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Article119 1985-04-02 11 Your M lo om unM of foreign currwncy SoMng Buying TT/00 TT 00 ust t.SMO X.SSM 1.2171 t sterling > 7240 2 7(20 2 WW Australian f 1 M02 14(41 ***** CMUdiaal 1 *272 I (172 1M72 New Zealand 1 (274 1.1171 (M22 CURRENCY NOTES SS to 1 unH119 words
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298 1985-04-02 12 I AM glad that "Needs Help" in his letter "Error in the way skills fund works" (SM, Mar 21) is one of those who see some disadvantages in the Skills Development Fund (SDF). My company is a publishing concern solely dependent on298 words
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250 1985-04-02 12 I REFER to the letter "Locked school gate firevents access to child" by "May Day" SM, Mar 19). The writer has mistakenly believed that Redhill School locked its main gate as a result of the recent abduction of a pupil of another school.250 words
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92 1985-04-02 12 I WISH to draw the attention of the relevant authority to the fire on Nov 22, 1984, at Lorong 29, Geylang. The debris from the fire was left uncleared. Could the relevant authority kindly remove this debris, including the receptacles immediately? This is because92 words
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457 1985-04-02 12 ROSEMARY Chen's letter (SM, Mar 21) should not be allowed to go unchallenged. It was obviously written without really understanding the issues involved. Way back during World War 11, the Australians and New Zealanders fought alongside the American soldiers against their common457 words
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452 1985-04-02 13 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR COMMENT BUDGET TIME is usually a rough period for the National Development Minister. With more than 70 per cent of the population living in Housing and Development Board flats, Mr Teh Cheang Wan gets a hugely disproportionate amount of452 words
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356 1985-04-02 13 CHUA TOON WAH - REPLIES CHUA TOON WAH Estates Officer Estates Department Jurong Town Corporation PLEASE refer to your article "Leaky pipes at Lakepoint" (SM, Mar 20). According to the sales agreement between Jurong Town Corporation (JTC) and its lessees of Lakepoint, any defects such as356 words
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84 1985-04-02 13 LOOI MEI FONG (MISS - LOOI MEI FONG (MISS) for Permanent Secretary (National Development) WE THANK your writer Mr Michael Seet for his letter "Traffic lights in Scotts Boad causing jams" (SM, Mar 16). We would like to inform him that the Public Works Department (PWD) has readjusted the traffic84 words
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140 1985-04-02 13 CHEOK YEN AIK - CHEOK YEN AIK for General Manager Urban Redevelopment Authority WE REFER to the letter "Why coupon parking for longer hours?" (SM, Mar 16). Parking on the public roads in Kallang Industrial Estate including Genting Lane was chaotic. Cars and heavy vehicles were choking the140 words
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Advertisement71 1985-04-02 12 LETTERS on any subject of. public interest wtf bo yrifptfH for publication. They should be typed and mutt be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone number would be useful. We reserve the71 words
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Miscellaneous13 1985-04-02 13 n tyj\ irl V WRE iwm&stvu WHAT ABOUT ME J OWN THE BUILDING/'13 words
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Article, Illustration303 1985-04-02 14 INEZ WEI - «5irt From loose shapes and sober shades to tights and brights By INEZ WEI IF YOU have come to associate Japanese designs with big, loose shapes and dark, sober colours, Isetan's Spring/Summer '85 collection by Kansai, Studio-V and Comme des Garcons will change your303 words
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Article, Illustration433 1985-04-02 16 KH Variety Tonight Music Moves (Debut) (Ch 5, 7.50 pm) THIS first programme in the second MusicMoves series (the first series was shown in June last year) examines the plight of orif;inal music in Singapore and also takes a ook at new bands.433 words
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Article, Illustration435 1985-04-02 16 WONG SING YEONG - TV SCENE By WONG SING YEONG THE 57th Academy Awards Show probably won't win an award for the best award show if there were such a thing. But award shows do not deserve any awards anyway. Despite the 57-year history of the Oscar, a more inventive435 words
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Article, Illustration875 1985-04-02 17 PAUL ROSENFIELD - By P PAUL ROSENFIELD in Hollywood LAT-WP THIS is my last Oscar story of 1985. It is being written because 1) I am sad and 2) 1 will have to deal with Oscar again next year and, again, I will be sad. And evenLAT-WP - 875 words
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Miscellaneous1572 1985-04-02 15 leisure Iff] I 2.30 SBC TEXT Live Sample Paget. Ri4i A K I 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by The Struggle (C)(r) (English subtitles). I 4.25 Story Time (Selected stories) (T) (Last episode). I 4.SS Jackanory Playhouse The King's Thief. 5.20 My Favourite Martian Girl the Flying Machine V1,572 words
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Advertisement245 1985-04-02 17 BEST U.S. STEAK Direct from Harris Ranch in Central California The Number f X One Steak in California, and now in Singapore LjT T7j?)T a A Only at Jack's Place Steak House you'll find six different MMfIKM choices from only $16. you'll get a tender, juicy, corn-feo 1 premium U.S.245 words
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Miscellaneous298 1985-04-02 18 OK SEOW YIT KIN PIANIST Seow Yit Kin will play Chopin's works today at 8.15 pm at the Victoria Concert Hall. The recital is organised by the Singapore Music Society. Tickets at 815. $12, $8 and $4 are available at the door. SOIREE MUSICALE THERE will be an evening of298 words
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Miscellaneous944 1985-04-02 18 SCULPTURE j AN exhibition of Three- j l" 1 r* dimensional Contempo- niTiniTin l ranr German Sculptures UJJJJJJJ J! ana Related Drawings ■■■■■■II 1 will be held at the !j" HHBIKHB 1 M National Museum Art w M I Gallery until April I 9 am to 5.30 pm daily. H944 words
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Miscellaneous687 1985-04-02 19 leisure comics """"™~~™™"~~~~FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook lEmkjlXMfr' r7 Ro».AT TH«e *ONH> f IW* i$ V<M ft tfoRMW6- y V I AAcmnfr*, rrs iMp»«takt f aujamc«... &V frUMfrAUAKe V AND i<^p^f MoT To oer cAuwrr N Utf ll of thi shifts... j vtou *V2T? 6 I IsHwmt Of y ARIES March687 words
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Article, Illustration336 1985-04-02 20 PHOTOGRAPHY CHOOSING the first prize winner in the Kodak Singapore International Kite Festival Photo Contest was easy. Mr Lau Bok Leong's entry stood way out. ahead of the rest of the more than 140 entries. What made it really outstanding was technical quality. Though this is336 words
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Article110 1985-04-02 20 SHOOT a hawker and win yourself a trip to the Hong Kong dragon boat races. The Hong Kong Tourist Association, together with Kodak. Tithes Dental and Photo Supply Ltd and Cathay Pacific Airways are sponsoring a photo competition on hawkers' activities. The two top prises arc six-day110 words
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Article, Illustration146 1985-04-02 21 CF QFE; THE search for spices brought civilisation to this part of the world. Arab, European, Indian 'and Chinese traders converged upon South East Asia to seek fruits, seeds and bark to add flavour to their food. Today, the production of spices is more widespread.146 words
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Article104 1985-04-02 21 RAMMIS Pte Ltd in Hougang markets some 29 local and imported spices for the wholesale market. However, the company takes retail orders occasionally. EASTERN Import Ex- port in Hong Lim Shopping Centre specialises in different types of dried chillies from all over the world. The104 words
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Advertisement83 1985-04-02 21 Dealing with spices and foodstuff Specialise in dry chillies and garlic Import and Export of produce goods and spices from China, Thailand, Indonesia, Pakistan, Europe and America <+$ EASTERN IMPORTER ft EXPORTER NO. G32, HONG LIM SHOPPING CENTRE, +5 SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, £+> SINGAPORE 0105. £+> TEL: *****55 *****82 CABLE:83 words
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Article314 1985-04-02 23 CATHARINE FERNANDO - Start running for a good cause WEEK 6 CATHARINE FERNANDO The p«cc is stepptsg ip u the dale drtwi mnr for the Pama/MooJtor 10K raa oa Jaae I. We have received More thu 1,900 entries aad oer tolephoaeo arc basy with calk from people who've heard somethlac M it, hat314 words
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Article, Illustration557 1985-04-02 23 Louise McGrillen - ON THE roadl by Louise McGrillen FOUR years ago, I ran four miles in the Phoenix Park. The evening was cool ana dry and the run took me all of 33 minutes. I was tired at the end of it and could do no557 words
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Article, Illustration719 1985-04-02 23 ANNE BARRY - THE SINGAPORE MONITOR DIET by ANNE BARRY I BET when you were a little girl, your mother used to say that unless you ate your dinner you weren't going to get any cake after or if she caught you eating sweets before719 words
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Article, Illustration360 1985-04-02 23 Herb Elliot - WEEK 6 Train with Herb Elliot AUSTRALIAN Olympic champion and onetime middle-distance world record holder Herb Elliot today gives you a training schedule for the beginner as well as the advanced runner during for the sixth week of training. BEGINNERS: Day 1: Jog about one and a half360 words
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Article, Illustration667 1985-04-02 24 YVONNE DOLAN - FITNESS by YVONNE DOLAN NOW THAT your mileage is steadily increasing, there are times when, having finished your training, you feel stiff and leg neavy. I know I often do and that too despite stretching out immediately. I still get home feeling weary and tense sometimes.667 words
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Article470 1985-04-02 25 New crop of gymnasts moves to the fore in the land of Olga Korbut Reuter MOSCOW, Tuesday JUDGING BY the pace of developments in the Soviet women's team, a year is a very long time in gymnastics. Just 12 months back, tiny Irina Baraksana and VeraReuter - 470 words
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Article, Illustration309 1985-04-02 26 -AP MONTE CARLO, Tuesday IVAN LENDL is expected to have trouble making the transition from the fast indoor surface to the clay when the U*****,000 (*****,000) Jacomo Monte Carlo Open tennis tournament starts today in second-round play in this seaside principality. Monte-AP - 309 words
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130 1985-04-02 26 BUENOS AIRES, Tims TOURNAMENT scoring leader Natella Krasnikova scored nine goals on Monday as the Soviet Union defeated Zimbabwe 11-0 and took over the lead in Group A of the women's Intercontinental Field Hockey Cup. India had no problem in defeating Switzerland130 words
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329 1985-04-02 26 Reuter QOTHENBURQ (Sweden), Tuesday CHINA sustained their imperious form at the World Table Tennis Championships yesterday and powered into today's men's and women's team finals for the eighth consecutive time. The Chinese men trounced Japan 50 and face hosts Sweden in a repeat ofReuter - 329 words
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122 1985-04-02 26 BANGKOK, Tims MORE than 20 countries have been invited to participate in this year's King's Cup boxing championships rescheduled for April 16 to 23, the Amateur Boxing Association of Thailand said to- day. It gave no other details. But International Amateur Boxing Association122 words
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Article373 1985-04-02 26 AP NEW YORK, Tuesday THE LEAD for the New York International Chess tournament tightened up on Monday after three rounds, with at least four players sharing first place. Grandmasters Lev Alburt and Sergey Kudrin and International Masters Nick Defirmian and Michael Wilder each haveAP - 373 words
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Article49 1985-04-02 26 TODAY we give you a post-mortem of bow four of Singapore's teams fared in the recently concluded Merdeka Games in Brunei. Sports reporter B KULA reviews hockey, sepak takraw, tennis and table tennis. Tomorrow we will bring you more reviews on the other sports.49 words
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159 1985-04-02 26 Training that's the key word for the team TENNIS TRAIN, TRAIN, train that's the code word that the Republic's tennis team will have to ado|)t, if they want to keep up with the region's Taking a game off the Philippines, the Indonesians and the Thais in the singles, is like159 words
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111 1985-04-02 26 HOOKEY MALAYSIA will reign as South-east Asia's best for a long, long time. Singapore, who nave always been tagging behind Malaysia as the second best team in Southeast Asia, may just lose their strong hold if they carry on performing like they did in111 words
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139 1985-04-02 26 SEPAK TAKRAW BEATING Malaysia and Thailand in sepak takraw seems to be a pipe dream for Singapore. Even stealing a game irom them appears to be an impossible task. The Thais and the Malaysians are far superior in skill. Their players, in139 words
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170 1985-04-02 26 TABLE TENNIS THE REPUBLIC'S table tennis quartet did the impossible in the Merdeka Games. Critics had written them off as "no hopers" before the competition. Yet they remained undaunted and went for the kill in Bandar Sen Begawan, winning for themselves a bronze medal.170 words
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Advertisement168 1985-04-02 25 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF PACIFIC WORLD PRIVATE LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) Memhers' Voluntary Winding-Up NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Creditors of the abovertamed company, which is being wound up voluntarily, are required on or before the 30th day of168 words
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Article, Illustration268 1985-04-02 27 The Star COACH Frank Lord is leaving his options open when his coaching contract with the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) ends in June. Whether he will stay back or leave will depend on the decision to be made by the FAM. He hasThe Star - 268 words
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492 1985-04-02 27 ASIAN BADMINTON CONFEDERATION BADMINTON GIANTS Indonesia have caused a furore with their decision to send their secondstringers for the Marlboro-Asian Badminton Confederation. The championships, in which Singapore will also be participating, will be held in Kuala Lumpur from April 15-21. Badminton Association492 words
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