Singapore Monitor, 2 July 1985, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section19 1985-07-02 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR k EV^^r tTr I Hi i::vnc EDITION M.C (P) No. 51/5/85 Tuesday, July 2, 1985 30cents19 words
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Article, Illustration242 1985-07-02 1 Agencies MOSCOW, Tuesday IN A SURPRISE development, veteran Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko was today named President of the Soviet Union today. The election of the 75-year-old Gromyko, who has held his foreign ministry post since 1957, was a surprise because Soviet Communist PartyAgencies - 242 words
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Article, Illustration429 1985-07-02 1 US to go after TWA hijackers Agencies NEW YORK, Wednesday US SECRETARY OF STATE George Shultz said last night that the Reagan Administration knows the identity of the two original hijackers who seized the TWA flight 847 and promised that Washington would "go after them." He saidAgencies - 429 words
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150 1985-07-02 1 A WARNING has been issued on a drug that is being recalled by its manufacturers because it was wronglylabelled. The drug, used to treat asthma patients, those suffering from shock or common allergies, was wrongly labelled as a muscle relaxant. The Health Ministry this morning150 words
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244 1985-07-02 1 SURESH NAIR - Wife is expected to be charged with murder ■y SURESH NAIR A 45-YEAR-OLD mother of 10 has been arrested by police on suspicion of throwing "corrosive" liquid at her husband which later resulted in his death in an apartment at New Upper Changi Road244 words
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311 1985-07-02 2 No mention of what the land is to be used for Lianhe Zaobao MORE THAN 200 pre-war houses around Tanjong Pagar Road have been affected by the Government's acquisition for urban redevelopment. The Urban Redevelopment Authority has, however, declined to say what theLianhe Zaobao - 311 words
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264 1985-07-02 2 JOSEPH LEE - By JOSEPH LEE SINGAPOREANS can expect faster and more accurate weather forecasts at the end of this year with the acquisition of more than $3 million worth of computer equipment by the Meteorological Service. According to Mr Paul Lo Su Siew, the director264 words
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Article, Illustration286 1985-07-02 2 THE STANDARD CHARTERED BANK has set up three new divisions, two of which are headed by Singaporeans. In what it describes as a "radical" change in management structure, three Singaporeans nave been appointed into the seven-member top-level executive committee of the bank. The286 words
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Article176 1985-07-02 2 IRENE TOH - By IRENE TOH A DEPARTMENT store cashier who underpunched the receipts of {oods purchased by cusjmers was jailed for six months for criminal breach of trust of over $17,000. Chew Poh Wan, 23, made full restitution of the amount, which came up to $17,497.64. Her176 words
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221 1985-07-02 3 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR A 22-YEAR-OLD store manager bravely fought off two robbers who attempted to rob him of $24,000 in a broad daylight. Police commended the actions of the young man, identified only as Mr S H Koh, whose agility and221 words
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Article220 1985-07-02 3 IRENE TOH - She ordered a drink and ended up with broken nose By IRENE TOH A MEE-STALL cook fractured the nose of a woman during a fit of temper, a district court heard today. The woman, Mdm Josephine John, 52, of Geylang Road, had gone to a coffeeshop in220 words
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96 1985-07-02 3 A 16-YEAR-OLD labourer and his accomplice were arrested soon after they robbed three schoolboys of their watches. He and his accomplice Abu Bakar Awang confronted three Dunman Secondary School students while they were waiting at the bus-stop near their school on May 23. When96 words
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Article693 1985-07-02 4 LINDA CHAN; ANNIE CHIA - Mixed reactions among HDB and HUDC owners ?y LINDA CHAN and ANNIE CHIA WHILE SOME developers welcome the Housing Board's new option ruling on resale levy as a bonus to the private property market, Housing Board flat-dwellers greeted the new option with mixed reactions. Many693 words
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99 1985-07-02 4 SCHOOL reopened yesterday, but the school canteens have yet to come up with alternatives to the titbit stalls, which have been deemed unsuitable by the Ministry of Education. Some schools are reported to have agreed to allow their titbit stalls to carry on operating until99 words
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NEWS SCAN
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Article, Illustration73 1985-07-02 4 A QUICK GLANCE AT HOME NEWS THE SWIMMING pool at a West Coast condominium has been closed because it does not meet the Environment Ministry's requirements. The pool at the Greenacres Condominium was emptied yesterday (picture above). A ministry official said: "The management is closing down73 words
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Article93 1985-07-02 4 FROM tomorrow, people who forget to buy farewell gifts for friends going overseas will have the cnance to make a last-minute purchase, and maybe save a little money too. The operators of Changi Airport's duty-free shop plan to introduce a voucher system which will allow93 words
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Article85 1985-07-02 4 Last and found $25,000 bus A TOUR COMPANY which lost a $25,000 coach over the weekend found it again when an anonymous telephone caller tola the owners where it was. The 45-seat coach, owned by RMG Tours, was parked in a car park in McKenzie Road around 9 30 pm85 words
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Article, Illustration73 1985-07-02 4 TRAFFIC Police want heavier penalties and even jail terms for drivers of heavy and light goods vehicles who exceed the speed limit. The move comes after another mishap occurred on Sunday, involving a pick-up and a lorry, in which one person died .and two others were seriously injured.73 words
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Article65 1985-07-02 4 RESERVISTS of the Singapore Armed Forces can now apply for an international passport through a proxy with the introduction yesterday of a new Immigration regulation. All the reservist has to do now is to nominate a proxy by writing down his name in a special column provided65 words
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Miscellaneous24 1985-07-02 2 fcXTHE AFFECTED MetropoU^fV/''/ AREASI Theatre |t Legend: MURRAY ST vA. m a™* N. Ilia earmarked Sin Chew Kindergarden K Pri. School l r Temple24 words
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Advertisement51 1985-07-02 3 SOFTOUCH LEOTARDS FROM $29.50 And up to 70% discount on most other items. Leotards, tights, ballet shoes, leg warmers, jazz shoes, belts, terry wear, etc. Starting today. Ending 10th July '85. So hurry. Don't miss out. fiX L mm^'' 220 Orchard Road #02-01 C G E Building Singapore 0923 Tel:51 words
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Advertisement198 1985-07-02 3 ill Wsttcfi tfic event KJ ■I of tfie year in living colour I EP P| Tfe finals of En Glamour Awards (H -SI At tfie N\av\dam Ballroom U yr 8.00 pw, 314)19,1985 BK |L What a night it promises to be. Starting with a gala dinner to whet k your198 words
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Advertisement199 1985-07-02 4 Club 101 Pisco HI No Cover Charge. So come on in! HHHHH| The Tai-Pan Ramada Hotel celebrates its magical transformation with "No Cover Charge" at its Club 101 Disco. From June to July. And drinks are at normal bar prices. If you come anytime during these two months, you'll qualify199 words
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Advertisement213 1985-07-02 5 BEFORE CX 3 AFTER CX-3 As a motorist, you more every ,itre of P etro than anyone else realise And cleans, and keeps how precious petrol is. clean your entire engine intake And how important it is system by preventing the to make every drop count. build-up of harmful carbon213 words
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world
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108 1985-07-02 6 Reuter BEIJING, Tues TWO OILFIELD workers charged with forming an anti-government group and killing public security officials have been executed in the north China city of Tianjin, according to the city's radio. The broadcast said the two men, Wei Chengfu and Zhu Hao, inReuter - 108 words
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206 1985-07-02 6 Reuter KARACHI, Tuesday IN DIMLY-LIT huts smelling of kerosene lamps and the sweat of greedy men, buyers crowd round to naggle over the latest batch of' Bangladeshi girls smuggled to Karachi in Pakistan for sale. Pimps, brothel-owners and slick "marriage brokers" compete for the prettiest,Reuter - 206 words
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Article, Illustration382 1985-07-02 6 Reuter BEIJING, Tuesday THE INVITATION could not be refused: Their Royal Highnesses Samdech and Princess Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia request the honour and the pleasure of your presence at a dance. As the Beijing Press corps and assorted diplomats danced before him last night,Reuter - 382 words
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263 1985-07-02 6 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Tues TIGHT security has been imposed round-the-clock starting today at the Shangri-la Hotel here the venue for next week's 18th Asean ministerial meeting and post-ministerial conference. Asean foreign ministers and ministers from, its dialogue partners the United States, Japao, the EuropeanBernama - 263 words
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188 1985-07-02 6 LAT-WP JERUSALEM, Tims THE ISRAELI government yesterday declared a three-month state of economic emergency and the country's giant Histadrut Trade Union Federation responded by ordering a 24-hour general strike to protest stringent austerity measures imposed under theplan. Tne nationwide strike, scheduled toLAT-WP - 188 words
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Article, Illustration395 1985-07-02 7 UPI NEW YORK, Tuet THREE US television networks blasted rival National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) for flying four families of Trans World Airlines nrWS) hostages to West Germany for a reunion with t|ie freed captives, and putting them up in posh hotels in exchange for interviews.UPI - 395 words
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207 1985-07-02 7 UPI WASHINGTON, Tuesday The US Supreme Court yesterday let stand a lower court decision protecting the constitutional right to privacy of unmarried couples who live together. The judges, without comment, refused to consider an appeal by the city of North Muskegon,UPI - 207 words
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125 1985-07-02 7 Reuter BEIJING, TIMS SECOND-HAND tanks and ocean-going liners are up for sale on Oiina's thriving black market and the racketeers are usually members of state-run organisations, the official China News Service said yesterday. The service said black market trading was becoming aReuter - 125 words
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Article, Illustration422 1985-07-02 7 UPI NASHVILLE, Turn ACTOR Sean Penn was arrested on Sunday night and charged with assault and battery for allegedly beatins two freelance journalists with a rock "like a madman" while his fiancee, pop star Madonna, watched. Penn, 24, was released on USSSOO (SSI,100)UPI - 422 words
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174 1985-07-02 8 AP MOSCOW, Tum THE SOVIETS were not amused by President Reagan's joke that the movie "Rambo: First Blood 2" showed him what to do if Americans were taken hostage again. "The President's jokes, as we see, have a quite definite political bias andAP - 174 words
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Article, Illustration266 1985-07-02 8 Reuter WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Reagan yesterday ordered legal and diplomatic steps to try to shut down Beirut International Airport because of its use by hijackers. The action includes barring the Leba-nese-based Middle-East Airways (MEA) from landing in the United States, the state DepartmentReuter - 266 words
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Article321 1985-07-02 8 Reuter ROME, Tum A BOMB exploded yesterday in baggage in transit at Rome's Fiumicino Airport, injuring 12 people, two seriously, police'said. The blast in a partly open-air luggage bay under the main airport building shattered glass and caused minor damage. Police said theReuter - 321 words
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104 1985-07-02 8 AP MANILA, Tuet US moral majority leader Jerry Falwell said yesterday that he would urge a call for US troops to nelp combat communist insurgency in the Philippines if it was clear the country was going to fall. Falwell, here at theAP - 104 words
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PEOPLEWATCH
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Article, Illustration64 1985-07-02 8 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS JOHNNY CARSON introducing his latest char* acter on NBC-TV's "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" to the delight of his audience last week as he presented "Rambo" in a sketch complete with wis and "muscle" clothing. In the sketch, he played64 words
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Article76 1985-07-02 8 ROYAL tradition has prevented a double billing of pop superstar Michael Jackson and Britain's Queen Elizabeth on a set of British Virgin Islands stamps. Protocol forbids the monarch's head appearing on any postage stamp portraying a living person, a palace spokesman said. The Caribbean Islands will issue76 words
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Article, Illustration122 1985-07-02 8 JACK NICHOLSON (left) and Angelica Huston co-star in the movie "Prizzi's Honour," about a Mafia hitman and hitwoman. They also have a little something going on the side away from the set a 12-year relationship. We've talked about marriage but it never became a critical issue," Nicholson122 words
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Article84 1985-07-02 8 US SCIENTIST Taylor Wang, who won fame as the first Chinese-born space traveller, will meet China's leaders during a visit this month, the New China News Agency said yesterday. Mr Wang, 44, will tour the country from July 5 to 20 as a guest of84 words
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Article78 1985-07-02 8 FIRST-GENERATION rockabilly star Sleepy La Beef knows an estimated 6,000 songs, some of which he'll sing during his upcoming weekend gig in Boston. He says he could probably sing for six months straight without repeating a song. •Leßeef, 49, still lives on the road, travelling with78 words
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Advertisement333 1985-07-02 7 Sime Darby M ART ASIA '85 We invite entries for Sime Darby Art Asia '85', an art competition I sponsored by Sime Darby in conjunction with its 75th anniversary The H competition is organised in association with UNICEF. H I THEME: YOUTH I Sime Darby and UNICEF are committed to333 words
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Article240 1985-07-02 9 SELECTED STOCKS AT MIDDAY MARKET TONE: LOWER Boustead 1.55/1.56 Cold Storage 2.49/2.52 F It N 5.16/5.15 Getting 5.66/5.85 GIH 1.86/1.87 Haw Par 2.12/2.15 Keck Seng 2 02/2.03 Esso 2.66/2.62 Inchcape 2.33/2.34 Keppef 1.56/1.52 Magnum 3.36/3.38 M Cement 1.22/1.23 MTC 3.86/3.88 Pan Elec 2.22/2.23 Perlkl2oß ROUS (11)3.26/3.22 Metro 182/2.83 M240 words
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Article176 1985-07-02 9 DOLLAR GOLD Reuter THE US dollar was little changed against most major currencies compared with New York levels in quiet early trading. Dealers said there was some commercial buying but operators were generally reluctant to take large positions in the absence of fresh factors with tne 1.5 per cent riseReuter - 176 words
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Article73 1985-07-02 9 Your S$ to ono unit of foroign currency Soiling Buying TT/DO TT DD US) 2.2370 2.2270 2.2190 sterling 2 9295 2 9074 2.8974 Australian! 1.4976 1.4776 1.4646 Canadian 1.6539 1.6338 1.6238 New Zealand! 1.0914 1.0714 1.0614 S$ to 100 units Deutsche marks 73.50 72.50 French francs 24.30 23.30 Hong73 words
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Article335 1985-07-02 9 Lack of buying interest accounts for thin volume SHARE prices on the local bourse opened easier, a continuation of yesterday's easier trend Lack of buying interest caused the market to drift to close easier for lunch, with thin volume. Top gainer Central Properties was up 10 cents335 words
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Article17 1985-07-02 9 OUB Composite Share Price Index close: 382.56 (-5.41) OUB Singapore Dollar Trade-weighted Index close: 131.7863 (-0.0421)17 words
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234 1985-07-02 9 WALL STREET DOW JONES CLOSE: 1,337.14 (+1.68) Reuter THE STOCK market pulled out of a day-long slide in the final hour and nosed to a record high yesterday as investors focused on the chances of the economy improving in theReuter - 234 words
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Advertisement488 1985-07-02 9 rr A iNordic Bank PLC Consolidotod Balance Shoot as at 311 December I—4 1984 1983 tOOOs COOOs Share Capital and Rhwvh Share capital 44,500 44,500 Reserves 20.317 27.741 84,817 72,241 Loan Capital 69.149 67.627 Total Capital Fund* 133,888 138,888 Deferred Taxation 9.746 1,235 Deposits Repayable altar 1 year 56.851 36.504488 words
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opinion/letters
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Article, Illustration121 1985-07-02 10 I REFER to the letter "Cycle lanes abolished due to transport needs" (SM, June 27) by the Ministry of National Development. More and more young people today are searching for ways of recreation and cycling is one of the best forms of exercise. So let's121 words
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Article, Illustration297 1985-07-02 10 DOUGLAS CHUA - DOUGLAS CHUA Singapore 1232 I REFER to your report "Rape Singaporeans tend to blame victims" (SM, Jane 24) and the letter by "Decency Please" (SM, June 27). "Decency Please" is mistaken to associate rape to our open society in which public expression of297 words
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Article112 1985-07-02 10 THE RECENT promotion exercise for clerical officers who had passed the qualifying examinations for promotion to the executive service placed too much emphasis on the assessor's opinions rather than on seniority, experience, loyalty and good character of an officer. I have personally known a few hard-working and112 words
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322 1985-07-02 10 SIMPLE SIMON - SIMPLE SIMON Singapore 1335 MR GOH Seng Hock's letter, "Welfare state will only create chaos" (SM, Jane 27), serves only to show his lack of understanding in the running of a government. He was disputing my claim in an earlier letter that government ministries322 words
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482 1985-07-02 11 THE SINGAPORE i/KMSSR BBMlfi THE NEWS that the average Singaporean is quantifiably better off than ever was welcome, given the economic gloom these past few months. The household expenditure survey, which covered 6,000 households in 1982 and 198S, found that over a five-year period,482 words
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Article115 1985-07-02 11 I AM happy to know that there are people like "Singapore Humanitarian" (SM, June 28) who really care about the plight of Filipino maids here. It is knOwn to all that life is getting harder and harder in the Philippines. That's why many of us115 words
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115 1985-07-02 11 A MEMBER of Parliament brought up a good suggestion during a recent parliamentary debate. He suggested that parking fees in Housing Board car parks be waived during weekends because it was a time when Singaporeans like to visit their friends. This suggestion should115 words
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86 1985-07-02 11 TERRORIST activities have caused much concern in the world. If no proper actions are taken, many innocent people will become victims. It is time for the international community to declare war on terrorism. All civilised countries should unite together and draw up a86 words
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Article90 1985-07-02 11 K C CHENG - K C CHENG Univon Pte Ltd Singapore 0314 I REFER to the letter "Puzzled why organisers did not reply" (SM, June 27.) We wish to inform the writer that we have selected the winners of the Reynolds Word Building Contest. All prize winners have been informed90 words
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Article51 1985-07-02 11 JEANNE TAY (Miss - JEANNE TAY (Miss) Public Relations Officer Singapore Broadcast ing Corporation I REFER to the letter by Mr Michael Quek on the programme "USA for Africa" (SM, June 22). We are interested in acquiring the programme but we are still waiting for a response from our programme51 words
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Article134 1985-07-02 11 JOSEPHINE ONG (Miss - JOSEPHINE ONG (Miss) Public Relations Officer Singapore Bus Service I REFER to the letter "Speeding buses that sent shivers down West Coast commuters" from "Concerned Commuter" complaining against our Service 75 drivers (SM, May 21). We have advised all Service 75 drivers not to134 words
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Advertisement75 1985-07-02 11 LV LETTERS on any subject ak. lj|4AMkA4 tejIH oi puosc mmi wa m icc6pt8(J tof puhicatKxr. They should be typed and mutt be signed. Thay mutt alto include Iha writer's name and addraaa avan if the wrtter decides to ueaa paaudonym In print. A contact telephone number would be ueeful.75 words
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Miscellaneous20 1985-07-02 11 !,Q IllEll^Rl ■nmnn SSH |i" ■dsbs jSaV I J >m am MSffiyM «**nro Joiß 11 .SEE AT THE THIS AFTERNOON...20 words
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Article, Illustration380 1985-07-02 12 INEZ WEI - 'Squares' and stripes team up or go solo for honest good looks Co-ordinated by INEZ WEI CHECKS and stripes have been featured prominently in many of the top-name collections for several seasons now. They were a big influence in the latest styling of menswear and provided much variationPictures by SHARIF RASHID - 380 words
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Article, Illustration381 1985-07-02 14 Series Oram* on 12 Hard Times (r) (Ch 12, 9.20 pm) THE unscrupulous Captain Harthouse, taking advantage of Louisa's unhappy married life with Bounderby, courts her. While Bounderby is on a business trip, Harthouse presses Louisa to run away381 words
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Article, Illustration155 1985-07-02 14 Highlights Who's the Boss? (Debut) (Ch 5, 11.05 pm) TAXI'S Tony Danza takes a ride from the garage into the home and his own show. He plays hunky Tony Micelli, a former baseball player with a nine-year-old daughter, Samantha (Alyssa Milano), to support. Needing a155 words
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Article, Illustration94 1985-07-02 14 Variety Tonight Tokyo Square (Ch 5, 7.50 pm) TOKYO SQUARE, a dynamic local pop group, takes the spotlight in tonight's musical. Lead vocalists Linda Elizabeth and Max Surin, backed by leader Peter Han (lead guitarist), John Choo, Anthony Fonseca, Gavin Cardoza and Mohd Khadzil, will94 words
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Article66 1985-07-02 14 Pot Black *83 (Ch 5, 11.30 pm) MORE thrills for those who get a kick out of watching precision sports. Tonight, urbane Ray Reardon, runner-up in the 1982 World Championship and two-time Pot Black Champion, meets Willie Thorne, a quarter-finalist in the 1982 World Championship66 words
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Article, Illustration548 1985-07-02 15 LIM TECK LIN - By LIM TECK LIN IT'S not often that Singapore is graced by a performance from top-rate musicians. No, I'm not referring to those of the typical cabaret variety. What I mean is musicians who have deep roots in a particular form of music, be it548 words
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Advertisement57 1985-07-02 15 Gemini Pub presents Mobile Disc Jockeys with nightly entertainment Weekly in-house Darts Tournament with attractive trophies to be won. Entry: $4 per person, inclusive o< one beer. a *TLjJr *nd Happy Hours a#* Jpm to 7pm $240++permug THE QCMINI PUB We are here: 244-P Upper Thomson Road Singapore 2067. Tel:57 words
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Miscellaneous895 1985-07-02 15 Film Guide evil bishop who has cursed them to eternal OF THE LIVING DEAD (E) Borneo Fllem Organisation separation. Starring: Christopher George, Catherine > mi j dHBMI Maccoll DALIT (*****18) (1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30): AU JL Y Synopsis: When hell becomes over-populat-SETAN (M) ed, the wicked dead starts to invade895 words
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Miscellaneous1031 1985-07-02 16 DIARY A guide to what's happening rtlMI IxUMttOM AMEUE OU LE TEMPS D'AIMER ILII PAINTING THE TOWN THE Alliance Francaise will screen Amelia or A HP THE British Council will hold an exhiTime to Love today at 9pm at the Regional Lan- bttto callsd T at th guage Centre (RELC),1,031 words
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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Article134 1985-07-02 18 THE 1,300 strong Photographic Society of Singapore is offering a free course in black-and-white photography to the first 200 new recruits who sign on as members now. Membership costs $86 ($5O entrance fee and $36 annual subscription). The three-month basic course will cover the basics* of pictorial134 words
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131 1985-07-02 18 THE boat Is on. During this hot period the subject of the Kodak/Singapore Monitor monthly photographic promotion will be "At the Seaside". Remember, all you have to do is submit your best 3R colour print of this subject taken on131 words
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Article, Illustration99 1985-07-02 20 Picture above, Jacques Villenenvre (left) la tipped on to the rail by Dick Simon on turn two during the running of the US Grand Prix at the Meadowlands. A) Unser Jr unchallenged over the final 20 lap*, won the race The new Singapore Polo clubhousePICTURE: REUTER - 99 words
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138 1985-07-02 20 STOCKHOLM, Tuot FERNANDO Mamede, Portugal's brilliant but enigmatic distance runner, returns to Stockholm tonight a year after shattering the world 10,000 metres record knowing he has still much to prove in major competition. Mamede, now 33, is one of the new breed138 words
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279 1985-07-02 20 Reuter LONDON, Tuesday LAN BOTHAM battled on for England in the second cricket test against Australia at Lord's yesterday despite an injured big toe, it was disclosed last night. Botham, who hit 85 on the penultimate day and then took two quick wickets toReuter - 279 words
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Article222 1985-07-02 20 England first innings 290 (DI Gower 86. A J Lamb 47, C J McDermott six for 70). Australia first innings 425 (A R Border 196. G M Ritchie 94. S P O'donell 48.1 T Botham five for 109). England socond Inning* (overnight 97 for two)i222 words
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Article, Illustration152 1985-07-02 20 HSU CHIEN TEH - By HSU CHIEN TEH YOU DON'T just find polo now at the new Singapore Polo Clubhouse. The $4.5 million complex which has replaced the old clubhouse boasts many more recreational facilities such as tennis courts, squash courts, swimming pool, a restaurant, billiard room,PICTURE: SPENCER LOH - 152 words
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Article, Illustration100 1985-07-02 20 A QUICK UPDATE AROUND THE WORLD WORLD 1,500 metres champion Steve Cram (above) has pulled out of Britain's athletics team to meet East Germany and Japan at Birmingham on July 6 and 7. Cram, who was to have run his world championship winning distance is suffering100 words
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Article85 1985-07-02 20 LONDON yesterday waited until the deadline to bid for the 1992 Olympics, with a pledge to combat any terrorist threat with vigilant discretion. The capital's tender will go in with that of Birmingham and Manchester to await a decision July 12 by the British Olympic Association.85 words
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Article88 1985-07-02 20 SPRINGBOKS, South Africa's national side, will not be invited to take part in rugby's first World Cup, scheduled to be played in New Zealand and Australia in 1987, an Australian sports minister said yesterday. New South Wales state Sports Minister Michael Cleary said yesterday that88 words
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Article79 1985-07-02 20 HAMBURG'S luckless Scottish striker Mark McGhee had a groin operation yesterday and will miss the beginning ot the West German soccer season, the club said. McGhee had just recovered from a knee operation and was training for the new season starting next month when he incurred his79 words
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Article100 1985-07-02 20 FRENCHMAN Bernard Hinault stepped up his Tour De France challenge yesterday when his team, La Vie Claire, won a 73 kilometre team time trial. They raced through the broiling sun in one hour 30 minutes nine seconds, but Belgian eric Vanderaerden, in a rival team, retained100 words
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Article85 1985-07-02 20 WEST GERMAN swimmer Michael Gross, who broke two world records last week, was yesterday ordered to stay in bed for a week after suffering from dizziness. Double Olympic champion Gross almost collapsed in his Offenbach flat on Sunday night, the day after he broke the world85 words
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Article, Illustration251 1985-07-02 21 HO KWANG HOCK - SAFSA3 S AVENUE 2 By HO KWANG HOCK ARMED Forces' former international V Sivalingam suffered a broken nose after he clashed with South Avenue skipper Yunus Baba in a National Football League Division One match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Forces251 words
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Article279 1985-07-02 21 mmaHnß COMPILED BY THE SPORTS DESK "GIVE HIM a break, man!" This was what skipper C Chandran's younger brother, Indran, said to the Jansenites when he heard them calling Chandran "boy" at the Premier Hockey League match at Fairer Park on Sundav. He said: "He's279 words
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247 1985-07-02 21 THE POLICE are aiming for a double. Their hockey team, which only last month won the S R Nathan Trophy of the Civil Service 11-a-side hockey league, is now hoping to win the fourth Civil Service six-a-side tournament for the Kirpal Ram247 words
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282 1985-07-02 21 B KULA - By B KULA THE CITY of Jambi, Indonesia, will witness an outdoor bodybuilding championship for the first time in history. Paul Chua, the president of the Singapore Bodybuilding Federation, was there last week to finalise the details of the Asian Junior Bodybuilding282 words
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449 1985-07-02 21 S GULAM - By S GULAM CONDITIONING, one of the three aspects of soccer training, was introduced to 20 aspiring coaches attending the Football Association of Singapore's introductory coaching course at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. It was the first time that conditioning has449 words
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Article, Illustration106 1985-07-02 22 WHILE THE body-hugging leotard has been banned by Wimbledon officials, a group of American tennis players decided to do the Victorian instead. In place of the conventional white skirts and tops, the girls wore camisole tops, bloomers, layered skirts, pink sashes and laces. ThePICTURE: REUTER - 106 words
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Article, Illustration471 1985-07-02 22 UPI WIMBLEDON, Tuesday THE QUEEN of Wimbledon said her farewell with a smile on her face and a glass of champagne in hand. Twenty-four years after first stepping foot on the All-England Club, and only one week short of her 40th birthday,UPI - 471 words
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121 1985-07-02 22 LONDON, Tuesday JOHN McENROE turned a potentially hazardous journey through the "Graveyard of Champions" into a peaceful stroll at Wimbledon yesterday. The defending men's champion beat South African qualifier Christo Steyn 6-3, 7-5, 6-4 on Court Two. It was his first singles match121 words
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Article179 1985-07-02 22 NYSTROM and Becker resumed yesterday at 1-1 in sets after darkness delayed their progress on Saturday. The Swede fought back to two sets all but through the fifth it was the German who became stronger. Serve was held for eight games, then Nystrom broke Becker with three179 words
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Article73 1985-07-02 22 AMRITRAJ, quarter-finalist in 1973 and 1981, and a stylist with 14 years' grass court experience, proved too much for Noah. His love affair with Wimbledon is still growing. "I was brought up with Wimbledon in my mind. Just coming througn the gates to play is a dream,"73 words
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Article33 1985-07-02 22 TURNBULL'S experience was enough for one set against Paradis, but the French girl's flair prevailed as she moved to a fourth-round encounter with Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia, the seventh seed.33 words
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Article39 1985-07-02 22 ANDERS Jarryd of Sweden, seeded fifth, looked more comfortable on grass with each passing day after not winning a match in his four previous Wimbledons. Yesterday he crushed American Vince van Patten 6-3, 6-3, 6-1.39 words
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Article37 1985-07-02 22 WOMEN'S joint top seed Chris Evert Lloyd, the French Open champion, achieved a 6-2, 6-1 victory over qualifier Jenny Byrne of Australia. Martina Navratilova, the other women's top seed, had the day off.37 words
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Article35 1985-07-02 22 SECOND-seeded Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia took control in the final two sets to beat Shlomo Glickstein of Israel 7-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 and earned a fourth-round clash against dangerous Frenchman Henri Leconte.35 words
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Article176 1985-07-02 22 Reuter LONDON, Tuesday WIMBLEDON'S enthusiastic band of teenage tennis fans, which has been without an identifiable hero since Bjorn Borg started shaving, has a new pin-up today. At 17, West German Boris Becker is the right age, he possesses the brash confidence of youth, and he isReuter - 176 words
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Article, Illustration338 1985-07-02 23 WORLD AND Olympic champion archer John Williams is in town to teach the coaches in this region the finer points of the sport. Williams shot to fame after winning the World Target champion's medal in 1971 and the Munich Olympic archeryPICTURE BY CHEW YEN FOOK - 338 words
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Article, Illustration210 1985-07-02 23 Reuter RIO DE JANEIRO, Tuesday SOCCER-CRAZY Brazilians are pessimistic about Brazil's chances in next year's World Cfap finals after Sunday's poor I*l draw against Bolivia in their last South American qualifying group three match. Brazil qualified the previous Sunday and the fans hoped to celebrate withReuter - 210 words
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Article, Illustration187 1985-07-02 23 UPI WIMBLEDON, Tims IF THERE is one word to sum up Hana Manolikova's career, it has to be "erratic." And on an outside court at Wimbledon yesterday, the Czechoslovak was at her erratic best, or worst. The No. S seed bowed out in straight setsUPI - 187 words
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