Singapore Monitor, 9 May 1985
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Title Section11 1985-05-09 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 51/5/85 Thursday, May 9,1985 30c«nti11 words
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Article, Illustration820 1985-05-09 1 LEE KIT MUN; BENNY ORTEGA - ■y LEE KIT MUN and BENNY ORTEGA THE RECRUITMENT of extras for a film to be set in Singapore has run into a snag there were just too many people. Toe casting company820 words
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237 1985-05-09 1 AP BOSTON, Thursday EATING fish is linked with a significant reduction in the risk of dying from heart disease, and people should try to include this food in their diets at least once or twice a week, a new study concludes.AP - 237 words
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469 1985-05-09 1 SEAH MEI KIANG - By SEAH MEI KIANG A MAN has been caught Using a hired car to ran a pirate taxi service. Now, the company which leased him the SZ-regis-tered car faces the possible loss of the vehicle, which has been impounded by the Registry469 words
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Advertisement128 1985-05-09 1 F L f f KENNEX BORON ACE I V 9 f spopts b msußi iprn iro Br |M r > fl Ht H», n|^^Hri JISF MI Account Overseas Union Bank offers you Ml Account, the unique new fixed deposit scheme. Unlike normal fixed deposits, Ml Account pays you interest every128 words
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Article, Illustration260 1985-05-09 2 YONG POW ANG - With letters and discussions, Dr Tay finds answers for woes of 200 at Hill Street Centre ay YONG POW ANG THE BUS lane will be removed; the humps will be converted to steps; more signboards will be installed. Mundane matters, perhaps. But they represent big worries forPICTURE: MOHD ISHAK - 260 words
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398 1985-05-09 2 NG MING MING - By NG MING MING SINGAPOREANS are buying more brand-name luxury goods the swanky accessories that were once bought mostly by tourists. The trend has given some welcome help to stores which have found the tourist trade shrinking. Agents for popular fashion labels like Gucci,398 words
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Article111 1985-05-09 2 A REPORT on Page 1 of The Singapore Monitor yesterday stated thatthe taxi fare is 10 cents for every 2.75 km after the first two kilometres and 20 cents for every 2.7 ft kilometres after the first 10 kilometres. In fact, the charges are for every 0.27111 words
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Article, Illustration293 1985-05-09 3 Centre charging picnickers 30 for pail of water SWIMMERS and picnickers who want a pail of water from the East Coast Recreational Centre now have to pay 30 cents for it. The centre's management tired of picnickers making free use of facilities intended for its customers has levied charges as293 words
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230 1985-05-09 3 THE DAYS have been getting hotter but ice-cream sellers aren't complaining. It is the time of the year when ice-cream sellers record higher sales than normal. "It is about 10 per cent above our average monthly sales of $300,000," said Mr Tan Kian230 words
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297 1985-05-09 3 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG TOURISTS will soon be able to see Singapore by bus with a special concession card ticket. For $5, they will be entitled to a day's unlimited travel all over the island. Three days will cost297 words
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201 1985-05-09 3 MICHAEL LIEW - By MICHAEL LIEW FOUR Singapore underE aduates will be speakg out in New Zealand next week but they don't know yet what they will be talking about. The four will be representing the National University of Singapore in the Australasian InterUniversity Debating Competition, to201 words
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Article, Illustration422 1985-05-09 4 CAROLYN LEE - Report by CAROLYN LEE TODAY, The Monitor brings you a sneak preview of your "new" museum. After 14 months of extensive renovation, the National Museum is due to reopen on May 22. And when the first patrons walk through the door on that day,Pictures by SPENCER LOH - 422 words
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217 1985-05-09 5 JOSEPH LEE - By JOSEPH LEE SINGAPORE needs more training courses for managers and supervisors, according to Mr Ng Kiat Chong, executive director of the National Productivity Board. There are two reasons for this, Mr Ng said yesterday: Companies are more aware of the need for such217 words
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391 1985-05-09 5 OEI SIN GIOK - By OEI SIN GIOK LEGALLY, the saga of Mr Teh Cheans Waifs challenge to Mr Chiam See Tong is over unless the Singapore Democratic Party leader decides to change his conditions for accepting the challenge. This was the opinion of a senior practising lawver391 words
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159 1985-05-09 5 BUSINESS was being conducted as usual in the motorcycle shop on the ground floor when a thief sneaked into the upper floors and got away with more than $10,000 worth of valuables. The theft took place on Tuesday afternoon in a three-storey pre-war159 words
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Article46 1985-05-09 5 TODAY in Parliament will return on television on Tuesday, May 14, when Parliament sits for one day. The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will broadcast it on Channel Five at 9.15 pm in English and on Channel Eight at 9.30 pm in Chinese.46 words
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Article, Illustration382 1985-05-09 6 Gen Lee's assurance on open mobilisation BRIGADIER-General (Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong has assured grassroots leaders that there will be minimum effect on the economy when the Ministry of Defence conducts its first open mobilisation exercise for reservists on July 8. Inconvenience would also bePICTURE: SPENCER LOH - 382 words
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Article, Illustration477 1985-05-09 6 IDEAS were not lacking in the two nights of Brigadier-General Lee Hsien Loong's discussion with grassroots leaders on total defence. MR JAMES TAN of Clementi suggested that radio licensing for cars be waived so that more people would be encouraged to install radios477 words
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231 1985-05-09 6 PHILIP LIM - Monopoly still going strong after 50 years By PHILIP LIM LAUGHTER, hair-tearing and gnashing of teeth. Greed and the lust for power. These are the ingredients that have made Monopoly 50 years old this vear one of the most popular board games ever, according to the man responsible for selling231 words
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Advertisement147 1985-05-09 2 BW to e Mtel! B Now when you purchase an Apple Macintosh from /j/ Computer Age, you get 2 hours of Mouse Lessons FREE. J! Before you can say cheese, you will be able to point and click your mouse to operate your Apple Macintosh. For as little as $228*147 words
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Advertisement109 1985-05-09 3 MR.DELI addsd^K i\c tempted by MR bEU's delectable < cookies and hieads from baker* )«<>r>4('< jus ass<jftment of choc< >(pies and (>i.|wes!Yrorrn® smokehouse < otncs <i wulr vanru < >t s,ius.i^o(j*pale.<> smoked meats and other srpokehousc from MR DEUs secret recipes. Wholesome and that's the hallmark of MR DELI's cookery109 words
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Advertisement48 1985-05-09 4 f FOR ffll HOME flQj Look out for the all-new "For The Home" section this Friday. It has everything you need to up-date and beautify your home. Ideas on interior decorating and furnishing, plus product news on kitchen and household appliances. "For The Home" has so much more.48 words
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Advertisement183 1985-05-09 5 She's given you a lifetime of tender, loving devotion. How do you even begin to thank her? It would be nice to express your appreciation for her ever so often. Especially 0n... BMp Mother's Day, May M At The Mandarin, we offer four ways to show your gratitude. jjHL On183 words
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Advertisement113 1985-05-09 6 Eyebrow wio* \»«o Is the concentration of beauty 'f LiBa Nfl vr a i\C oe ttO. able to restruct your beautiful ms^ eS eyebrows lrt \oo f o( vf\ Lisa Wong cpe° will design Sf r mT <1,, v customers. hflSP 0 0 \OS^ S v We have the expertise113 words
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581 1985-05-09 7 UPI ST LOUIS (Mtosouri), Thursday A PSYCHOLOGIST who deals with obses-sive-compulsive behaviour says 60 per cent of his patients are washers people who have an intense fear of dirt and germs. To relieve this anxiety, the person washes and wishes, sometimes hundredsUPI - 581 words
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Article, Illustration291 1985-05-09 7 Reuter TOKYO, Thursday THE JAPANESE are working on a wide range of space-age gadgets which will cause profound changes in car design around the Since Japan dominates the world car export market, advances here have global consequences. While many of the devices under developmentReuter; PICTURE: REUTER - 291 words
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197 1985-05-09 7 Congress 'y es to cut in UN funds AP WASHINGTON, Thursday THE HOUSE of Representatives yesterday apKived a cut of 15 per cent in the US contribution to administrative functions of the United Nations. However, the House delayed its implementation for a year while attempts are made to reduce whatAP - 197 words
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178 1985-05-09 8 UPI DHAKA, Thursday SIX JUTE mills announced yesterday that they were closing and three others declared lay-offs amidst a drop in demand on world markets for jute products, Bangladesh's largest export. Officials said in addition to the lay-offs and shut-downs, production in theUPI - 178 words
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194 1985-05-09 8 AP TEL AVIV, Thursday ISRAEL yesterday granted posthumous citizenship to the 6 million Jews who perished in the Nazi Holocaust. "On the 40th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany, the state of Israel grants commemorative citizenship to 6 million ofAP - 194 words
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451 1985-05-09 8 STRASBOURG (France), Thursday A VOCAL minority of the European Parliament booed, heckled and walked out on President Reagan's speech yesterday the first time a visiting head of state received such an angry reception by the assembly. The outbursts began when Mr Reagan defended451 words
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190 1985-05-09 8 Reuter SAN SALVADOR, Thurt LEFT-WING guerillas in El Salvador have kidnapped eight newlv-elect-ed mayors and killed two of them, a military spokesman said yesterday. One mayor was released unharmed and five remained in the hands of the rebels, be said. The mayors, allReuter - 190 words
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186 1985-05-09 8 AP GENEVA, Thursday SINGAPORE is the world's 15th most expensive place for a foreigner to live, according to a survey published yesterday by Business International Corporation. The Nigerian capital of Lagos remains the world's most expensive. For the fourthAP - 186 words
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PEOPLE WATCH
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Article, Illustration92 1985-05-09 9 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS THE FRENCH have lost their taste for the pouting sexiness of Brigitte Bardot and want her replaced as model for "Marianne", the symbol of the Republic. According to a national opinion poll released yesterday, most French would prefer to92 words
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Article79 1985-05-09 9 ALOJZY Tuchlinow, a Pole accused of rape and the murder of nine women, has asked for a sex change operation to prevent him being a danger to society again, Polish newspapers said yesterday. The trial of 89-year-old Tuchlinow. nicknamed "The Scorpion" by detectives who hunted79 words
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Article, Illustration52 1985-05-09 9 VIETNAM commander General William Westmoreland, framed by the American flag, walks across the Brooklyin Bridge on Tuesday at the start of a parade honouring war veterans. The event was the largest tickertape parade in terms of number of marchers (25,000 veterans took part) in the city's history.PICTURE: REUTER - 52 words
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Article92 1985-05-09 9 QUEEN Elizabeth described for the first time yesterday how she celebrated Ve-Day 40 years ago mingling incognito with the jubilant crowds in London's streets. Reminiscing in a rare radio interview, she said she was terrified of being recognised as she and her sister Princess Margaret92 words
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155 1985-05-09 9 UPI NEW YORK, Thursday WOMAN protesters yesterday picketed outside The New York Times, demanding the newspaper drop the titles "Miss" and "Mrs as discriminatory against women. About M demonstrators from an ffyMrr 0 r igimflg rOrnOgnplly pIDteSICT at the Times in whatUPI - 155 words
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362 1985-05-09 9 Jailed the former No. 2 man at Pentagon Reuter WASHINGTON, Thursday FORMER Deputy Defence Secretary Paul Thayer was sentenced yesterday to four years in prison and fined US$5,OOO (Sf11,000) for obstructing justice by lying during a Government investigation into an illegal stock trading scheme. The sentence, imposed by US DistrictReuter - 362 words
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523 1985-05-09 9 AP BEIJING, Thursday THE CHINESE Government said yesterday it would raise non-staple food prices in Beijing as part of reforms to inject market forces into the economy, and Chinese sources said they were told pork, eggs and fish would rise byAP - 523 words
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Article60 1985-05-09 9 AP REDWOOD CITY, (California) Thurs THE BODY of a married sailor was sent to his girlfriend instead of his wife, who didn't know about the other woman, according to a suit filed by the seaman's widow. The USf 450,000 (SI990.000) suit was filed against theAP - 60 words
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Advertisement79 1985-05-09 7 Tea Garden® Mothers Da*' Brunch AtTheTeaGarden Sunday, May 12 (From 11.15 am. to23opm) 1 ■lJ Pr Jlp- Spoil your beloved Mother, bring her and the family for a sumptious Buffet Brunch featuring Asian specialities. She will love it! And bring Grandma too: she will be our guest (Grandma's lunch is79 words
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Advertisement164 1985-05-09 8 Hotel meridien Singapore. ALQHATOHfIMjI^^ ii 1 Cafe La Terrasse will echo with cheerful "Alohas" from May 1 15, when the exotic toasted coconut pudding will cuisine of the South Pacific delight sweet-lovers. comes to the Meridien. The Hawaiian Buffet is The cold buffet will include priced at $16+ per adult,164 words
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Advertisement73 1985-05-09 8 THE WORLD'S MOST EXPENSIVE CITIES City's inflation rate in brackets 1 LAGOS (27.0) 2 TOKYO (2.5) 3 TEHERAN (14.5) 4 CAIRO (15.0) ■M 5 CHICAGO (3.5) 1 6 SAN FRANCISCO (3.5) I 7 NEW YORK (3.5) i 8 TAIPEH (6.0) A 9 LOS ANGELES (3.5) Ml 9 WASHINGTON DC (3.5)73 words
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Advertisement128 1985-05-09 9 MCROKD In 12 months, WI T H A •Registered with Microkid has MCECDEIdf*C the Ministry of set a standard in IJITTEKEriwE Education. running children mm^^mmm TT'^ m 70 s f rComputers, comnutpr rm irw Stpn-h*/- 12 experienced Teachers, 'Proven syllabus (over a year). Step hands-on instruction. •Continuous investment and For128 words
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Article, Illustration587 1985-05-09 10 JILL HUM - Company has been a loss-making venture since its inception in August 1970 #y JILL HUM SINGAPORE Clay Products Ltd, the 35 per cent-owned associate of Singapore Land, is up for sale. According to informed sources, advertisements were placed in Australia and it is understood that587 words
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Article, Illustration158 1985-05-09 10 ANG PENG HWA - By ANG PENG HWA THE MONETARY Authority of Singapore (MAS) is setting up a money museum to be housed in the spanking-new MAS building at Shenton Way. Called the National Currency Gallery, its opening is believed to be scheduled within the next two months to158 words
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Article102 1985-05-09 10 PADERBORN (West Germany), Thurs NIXDORF Computer plans major expansion in Asia, where it expects to post growth rates of 50 per cent a year, managing board member Arno Bohn said. He said Nixdorf was holding talks in India and China on setting up jointventure102 words
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144 1985-05-09 10 ICL, the British computer company, will design all its future retail systems to enable consumers to pay for their transactions with their automated teller machine (ATM) cards. ICI. has won the contract to supply 50 terminals for the Electronlc-Fund-Transfer- at-Point-of-Sale pilot project144 words
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235 1985-05-09 11 IS HMLLSTREET fl WALL STREET stock prices fell today, with oil companies leading the way down. Analysts, however, said there were signs that the market was improving despite today's slight loss. The Dow Jones industrial average fell by 2.98 points to close235 words
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Article181 1985-05-09 11 AP THE US dollar turned higher against major European currencies in quiet, trendless trading yesterday, stabilising after Tuesday's steep sell off. Some dealers said the dollar rose near the close of European trading, as investors interpreted Congressional testimony by the U.S. Federal Reserve Board chairman Paul VolckerAP - 181 words
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187 1985-05-09 11 UNITED Engineers Ltd forecasts a difficult 1985. In the annual report, chairman Michael Wong Pakshong disclosed that the group has closed down its travel division last March because it was no longer viable. He said: "Trading conditions will continue to be difficult and pressure on187 words
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425 1985-05-09 11 Bernama ES KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE NEW Kuala Lumpur Clearing House Corporation, a key element in efforts to reorganise commodity trading in Malaysia, will be submitted for registration this week. This marks the culmination of exhaustive preparations by the Kuala Lumpur CommodityBernama ES - 425 words
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Article237 1985-05-09 11 KOH SOO LEE - By KOH SOO LEE HWA Hong Corporation hopes to maintain its 1981 earnings this year despite a downturn in real estate which is becoming a ma tor source of revenue for the 1984 annual report released on Monday, chairman Ong Chay Tone told shareholders that although237 words
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Miscellaneous24 1985-05-09 10 IN4 f-lS faMfy McNtuffct Syi><( fyjtfptcff s s3= I REAP A BOOK ON TAX-FREE OU6WE**'... AWP *WI6 WA6 M NUMBER OWE OW "WE Ue<T.24 words
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Article, Illustration150 1985-05-09 12 I WISH to draw the attention of the relevant authorities to the health hazards faced by residents in Geylang. For several months debris have been lying in the following places: Beside No. 36, Lorong 35 Beside No. 74, Lorong 27 Beside No. 4,150 words
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224 1985-05-09 12 I REFER to the letter by Mr Tan Heng Huay of the Housing and Development Board (SM, May 6). He reiterated that the 30-month debarment is to deter profit-making by those who sell their private property to take advantage of public224 words
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178 1985-05-09 12 FIRST, let me say that I am a fashion enthusiast. As Singaporeans become more affluent, they naturally want to dress more elegantly in public. I would therefore like to suggest that the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation tele- casts more fashion shows. No doubt it is178 words
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459 1985-05-09 13 THE SINGAPORE Hn NO ONE likes defeat, but what happened at the National Stadium on Monday night tells'Us something: Defeat is sometimes good for the soul Almost 30,000 people were there, most expecting the unlikely a threegoal victory for the Young Lions against Trengganu459 words
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Article168 1985-05-09 13 ONE DAY recently I was standing and waita outside the Beverly apartments for a taxi. I had wanted to go to the Singapore Polo Club, which is not very far from Beverly Hills. Within 20 minutes, nine taxis stopped and asked me where168 words
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Article530 1985-05-09 13 I READ with great interest the recent Press reports about a housewife who was nabbed for possession of 2.3 kg of No. 4 heroin, strapped on her body. Apparently a tip-off had put the Central Narcotics Bureau officers on her trail. What puzzles me is530 words
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Advertisement73 1985-05-09 13 B LETTERS on any subject o< pubic interest wM be accepted tor pubicetton. They should be typed and must be signed. They muat alao include the wfHar's name and addraaa #v*n it ma warn cucksm to uae a peeudonym m print. A contact taiaphona number would be ueeM. We reaerva73 words
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Article, Illustration820 1985-05-09 14 PAT D'ROSE - Exciting Eartha savours life's moments By PAT D'ROSE WHEN Orson Welles called Eartha Kitt the most exciting woman in the world, the eminent actor-writer-director-pro-ducer knew what he was talking about. The minute the petite bundle of dynamite stepped into the arrival hall at Changi Airport late last night,PICTURE: CLIFTON AW - 820 words
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Article, Illustration963 1985-05-09 14 LEE MARGULIES - By LEE MARGULIES in Hollywood LAT-WP THE JEFFERSONS, currently American television's longest running primetime entertainment series, was cancelled after 11 seasons on Tuesday as Columbia Broadcasting System unveiled a fall programme lineup that will feature a new version of The TwilightLAT-WP - 963 words
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Article, Illustration70 1985-05-09 14 DIPLOMATS and important local businessmen gathered last week at the Japanese Ambassador to Singapore's residence to celebrate the 84th birthday of Emperor Hirohito, the world's oldest reigning monarch today. Among them was First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Goh Chok Tong (left), pictured here70 words
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Article, Illustration133 1985-05-09 14 "MY PET ostrich laid an egg that big.... It was delicious." Fashion designer Steve Kiang (centre) could very well be saying this to Paul Taiganides (left), American consultant with the Primary Production Department, and Kazuhiro Sugaya, general manager of Descente Hong Kong Limited. The133 words
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Article, Illustration89 1985-05-09 14 OF Columbia Broadcasting System's fall llneap of 22 television series, II either have been shown in Singapore, are showing now or will be shown soon. Earlier seasons of Falcon Crest, Simon and Simon, and Marder, She Wrote are now showing over Channel 5. Scarecrow89 words
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Article, Illustration57 1985-05-09 14 This column features social events or interesting happenings in and around town. If you have any such occasions on the calendar, our reporter will cover the function if possible. Please address your invitations to WONG SING YEONG, Faces in the Crowd, The Singapore Monitor, 2 Alexandra57 words
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Article, Illustration61 1985-05-09 14 IF YOU want it, here it is. Violet Lee handed over her crown to Lyana Chiok, the new Miss Singapore/Universe, at the Mandarin Ballroom last Saturday. Lyana, a 22-year-old flight stewardess, was the 22nd winner of the competition since it was started in 1964. She "is61 words
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Article, Illustration92 1985-05-09 14 SHE is the reason for him laughing. Timber merchant Akhbar Khan was a happy man at the Hyatt Crystal Ballroom last Saturday when he claimed for himself the former Miss Chan Kheng-Lin, owner of the Greenhouse at Scotts and an Art Forum director, as bride. It92 words
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Article, Illustration546 1985-05-09 16 Thursday Feature Special Helen Keller The Miracle Continues (Chlneae subtitle#) (Ch 5, 9.15 pm) THIS sequel to The Miracle Worker picks up 10 years after the blind and mute Helen Keller meets teacher Anne Sullivan. Helen (Mare Winningham) preCres to enroll into Radcliffe Colje with546 words
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Article, Illustration810 1985-05-09 16 WONG SING YEONG - T V Sl E NE By WONG SING YEONG STUDENTS of literature who regard William Shakespeare as the Big Bad Bard because of the linguistic chore in studying his works will find his plays much easier to digest if they follow them on Channel 12. Among810 words
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Article, Illustration641 1985-05-09 17 WONG AH YOKE - TITLE: A PASSAGE TO INDIA STARRING: Peggy Ashcroft, Jady Davis, Victor Bueriec, James Fox, Alec Galnaess DIRECTOR: David Lean SHOWING: Lido Reviewed by WONG AH YOKE THIS picturesque trip to the land of many spices is far from a mere travelogue. In641 words
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Miscellaneous1218 1985-05-09 15 2.30 SBCTEXT- Live Sample Pmm. by scientists who are keen on improv- l#Mßffiß& I^l 3.00 Opening and Programme MghMghta ing the process of photosynthesis and Jf IflflHfliA foiowod by The Reetleea Years (C) cultivating more efficient agricultural f > (r) (EngHah euMMee). plants, are highlighted. 4.06 Land e< Hie Qtanta1,218 words
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Miscellaneous182 1985-05-09 15 1 Noon Newsdesk 12.30 A Classical Record Review 12.45 Financial News 12.85 Reflections 1.00 World News 1.00 Twenty-four Hours: News Summary 1.30 Peebles' Choice 1.45 The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30 Nature Notebook 2.40 The Farming World 3.00 World News 3.00 Twenty-four Hours: News Summary 3.30 Kings of Swing 3.45182 words
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Miscellaneous113 1985-05-09 18 THE MUSIC MAN THE Music Man, performed by the Singapore Theatre's American Repertory Showcase, will be staged at the Victoria Theatre. The evening performances, at is 00 till Saturday. The matinee, at 2.30 pm, is on Saturday. Tickets at 925. 920, 915, 910 and 95 (evening shows) and 915, 910,113 words
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Miscellaneous577 1985-05-09 18 1 -V ART BY NATALIE KEL li'> H'[<\ L'j ft >' V",' LER BABTIAN \l/ I ssl/ IAI *7 the works of Natalie /F/lU/Y/W y7/ Keller Bastian wUI be /\y /AO' vf/A/ {/V/, jv' displayed at the Alliance //jj//, X y I Francaise De Singapour, rX) lA/ Draycott Park, from577 words
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Miscellaneous458 1985-05-09 19 leisure comics i^fesg#| ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA Good news come from alar. September 23 to October 22 The lunar and numerical cy- You receive what had been recles highlight joy, pleasure, quested your "message" will travel, popularity, and the reach beyond your original exability to win contests.458 words
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Article, Illustration280 1985-05-09 20 M ■1 a IWHf w Wyiß MLMJMAIsEJW THOSE who want to study computers but have no time to attend classes can now enrol for a self-study course offered by Computeach International Ltd. This organisation is a member of the Computeach International Group of Companies,280 words
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Article, Illustration409 1985-05-09 22 FORMER aquaah international JEREMY YEO surveys the scene today, baaing hia asaesament on the recant Ascot Cloaed Championship. It ia far from encouraging. THE END of the Ascot 10th Singapore Closed Squash Championships last Saturday week marked a dubious" milestone of sorts regarding the409 words
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141 1985-05-09 22 An evening of good squash for free SQUASH fans, who missed watching our squash stars in the Ascot Squash Open last weekend, have another chance this evening at the East Coast Recreation Centre, beginning at 6. The current crop of national players, including Zainal Abidin and Stewart Ballard, barring injury,141 words
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Article361 1985-05-09 22 VIDEOTON 0 REAL MADRID 3 UEFA CUP FINAL (First I*9) Reuter SZEKESFEHERVAR (Hungary),Thursday REAL MADRID made virtually certain of winning their first European soccer trophy in 19 years when they beat Hungarian hosts VIDEOTON 3-0 in the first leg of the UEFA Cup final lastReuter - 361 words
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Advertisement450 1985-05-09 22 NOTICES LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES The following Share Certificates/*together with the relevant signed transfer deeds have been reported lost or destroyed Name ol Company Certificate Wo In Name ol No ot shares International Trust A Finance Limited *****0 Mdm Yong Fong Kim Ixl 000 Isetan (Singapore) Limited *****9 John Burney 1*450 words
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Advertisement240 1985-05-09 22 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Ng Ah Seng of No. 94 F Lorong Kabong Singapore 2264, have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop licence in respect of premises at M/s Good Luck Garden Supermarket #01-01 Blk 46 Toh Tuck Road Singapore 2159, and that this application will be240 words
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Article, Illustration409 1985-05-09 23 IPS - LAN RUSH SPEAKS ALL STORIES IPS THE JOY of reaching the European Cup Final is still partly soured by the memory of our shattering failure to beat Manchester United in the Football Association (FA) Cup semi-final replay. It may sound aaft to admit409 words
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Article, Illustration342 1985-05-09 23 TOTTENHAM tough guy Paul Miller has an international secret he's not bothered about not playing for England! Not that the 25-year-old centre-half doesn't consider himself good enough for international football. It's just that he feels breaking into Bobby Eobson's squad has become342 words
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Article, Illustration534 1985-05-09 23 AFTER leading his side into an end of season scrap to avoid relegation for the second year in a row, Ipswich skipper Terry Butcher is convinced that better times are Just around the corner. The England international defender, an inspirational Krformer for both club and534 words
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Article140 1985-05-09 23 ENGLAND stars Ray Wilkins and Mark Hateley are stunned following scathing criticism of their form... from their own chairman! The World Cup duo are included in Guiseppe Farina's blistering attack, launched during a Press conference. "In a number of recent games our players and I140 words
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Article, Illustration515 1985-05-09 24 K SILVAM - r Sports in Schools C J Report by K SILVAM RAFFLES Junior College completed a double in the National Schools 'A' division badminton tournament when their girls' team beat Outram 3-2 in the final. Yesterday, a strategic ploy to plav Syed Ahmad in the third singlesPictures by CHRISTINE CHEW - 515 words
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Article, Illustration98 1985-05-09 24 ACCEPTING defeat is never easy, even more so If your team bows out oa penalties after fighting hard to stay in the game. These two Crescent Girls' players (left) are no exception. With tears streaming down their faces, they bemoan the fact that they were so close and yet98 words
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Article, Illustration395 1985-05-09 25 B KULA - Victorian finds defeat hard to take after his team goes down to Beatty in hockey final BEATTY SEC 2 VICTORIA SEC 0 [Sports in Schools I j Report by B KULA BEATTY Sec School's 18-vear wait to recapture the National Schools 'B' Division hockey titlePictures by CHRISTINE CHEW - 395 words
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693 1985-05-09 26 snuncuirai COMPILED BY THE SPORTS DESK EVERY year, Hitachi sends a soccer team to Singapore for a series of friendly matches. This time, it seems the company has sent enough players to make up three teams. Our reporter at Jalan Besar Stadium last693 words
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Article, Illustration298 1985-05-09 26 K CHANDRAN - K CHANDRAN Singapore 0923 IN ENGLAND and the more soccercrazed countries, managers' heads would roll after any soccer disaster. In Singapore, nobody is asking for the manager's head or that of the coach for the disaster on Monday. We have to be thankful for298 words
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295 1985-05-09 26 GERAM SEKALI - GERAM SEKALI Singapore 2S7S HUSSEIN ALJUNIED may be a good coach. I will even concede that he is a good tactician. But, alas, he is also a stubborn soul. He is not prepared to give our youngsters a chance. It is of course true295 words
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111 1985-05-09 26 IT IS embarrassing to know that while our Intermediate soccer team won an international tournament in Brunei recently, our national team lost to a state team in the Malaysia Cup. Where is the naUonal pride? I would suggest that in future we should send111 words
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117 1985-05-09 26 MICHAEL SONG - MICHAEL SONG Singapore 1335 SO MUCH for our much-vaunted national soccer team. Losing to Japan was all right. It was one country against another. But to go down to a state team in the Malaysia Cup is too much. But then, even when we had117 words
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Advertisement88 1985-05-09 26 1985 SQUASH LEAGUE (ORGANISED BY SINGAPORE SQUASH RACKETS ASSOCIATION) Business Houses are invited to participate in The Anchor Beer Business Houses Squash League 1985 series. The qualifying rounds commence June 17,1985. The League comprises 3 sections: Two for men (Open and Graded) One for ladies (Graded) Registration forms and by-laws88 words
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249 1985-05-09 27 Reuter LONDON, Thursday EVERTON celebrated clinching the English First Division soccer title earlier this week with an easy 3-0 win over struggling West Ham. The Everton players did a lap of honour before the game after being presented with the Championship trophy byReuter - 249 words
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Article, Illustration240 1985-05-09 27 JESSIE QUEK - JESSIE QUEK SINGAPORE 2057 A FEEDBACK mechanism, including seminar, has baan suggested by s Monitor reader to find out just what want wrong on Monday, whan Singapore could manage Just a 1-0 victory, not enough to wipe out the two-goal advantage held by240 words
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205 1985-05-09 27 SAMSUDDIN Z - SAMSUDDIN Z SINGAPORE 2879 I FULLY agree with Hussein Aljunied's decision to play Au-veong Pak Kwan upfront. He is familiar with this position. In fact, he is the top scorer for his club in the domestic league. But I am afraid Au-yeong had205 words
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204 1985-05-09 27 I AM sorry we have been eliminated from the Malaysia Cup competition. But all is not lost, if those in charge of the destiny of the Singapore team learn from the bitter lessons. Lesson Number One: Prepare our team to play under any204 words
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