Singapore Monitor, 4 July 1985
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Title Section11 1985-07-04 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 51/5/85 Thursday, July 4,1985 30cents11 words
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1012 1985-07-04 1 ROBERT CONCEICAO - Civilian caterers win 11m contract to supply SAF meals By ROBERT CONCEICAO TWO CIVILIAN caterers have been awarded contracts totalling more than $11 million for the supply of precooked food to various camps in the Singapore Armed Forces. Cnanji International Airport Services (CIAS) will be supplying warm meals, cooked two1,012 words
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Article, Illustration255 1985-07-04 1 Lianhe Wanbao THE SKETCH above gives an artist's impression of how four Malaysian workers were trapped in a "cage" of steel bars while they were working in the Mass Rapid Transit system's Bishan Depot worksite in Ang Mo Kio two days ago.Lianhe Wanbao; SKETCH: LIAHNE WANBAO; PICTURE: MOHD DAENG - 255 words
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Article, Illustration945 1985-07-04 1 PAT D'ROSE - Entertainment outlets packing them in at weekends ■y PAT D'ROSE DESPITE the gloomy economic situation, Singaporeans seem to be as determined as ever to live it up, especially on weekends. This is happening even as more private clubs and hotel lounges are being945 words
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Advertisement12 1985-07-04 1 TV GUIDE: P 20 TV HIGHLIGHTS: P 21 FILM GUIDE: P 2212 words
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Advertisement130 1985-07-04 1 BILL- PAYING CONVENIENCE... At your fingertips. Pay your bills the easy way. Simply visit your nearest 24-hour OUB or ADP ATMs. Using your Autocash Card, you can make payments at the touch of a button to Income Tax, BankAmericard/VISA, Overseas Union Insurance and Tangs Superstore, to name a few. Alternatively,130 words
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441 1985-07-04 2 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG "LITTLE INDIA" is becoming a haunt of pirate taxis. Small vans or trucks are ferrying tourists illegally, at fares lower than taxis. The latest incident was on Tuesday when the Registry of Vehicles arrested a 47-year-old driver and441 words
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298 1985-07-04 2 Lianhe Wanbao SWIMSUITS sold very well in the past two months, thanks to the prolonged hot weather. Metro's swimwear sale has resulted in a 35 to 38 per cent rise in the sale of women's swimsuits and a 10-15 per cent rise inLianhe Wanbao - 298 words
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Article, Illustration389 1985-07-04 2 CATHARINE FERNANDO - By CATHARINE FERNANDO PLANS are being made to restore the medical faculty building to the state it was in when it was opened in 1926 by Sir Lawrence Guillemard. Tenders for restoration of the building have been sent out and contractors are now viewing the King Edward389 words
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229 1985-07-04 3 JOSEPH LEE - By JOSEPH LEE THE WORLD'S most difficult problems of hunger, sickness and energy shortages could be resolved by new biotechnological techniques, says Mr Yeo Cheow Tong, Minister of State of Health and Foreign Affairs. At the official opening today of the first comprehensive229 words
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Article108 1985-07-04 3 Lianhe Zaobao A MAN and a woman lost about $20,000 in cash and valuables in two break-ins on Tuesday. The first occurred at about 5 am in Jalan Ishak. A 43-year old restaurant owner, who wished to be identified only as Mr Ye, was wokenLianhe Zaobao - 108 words
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Article, Illustration517 1985-07-04 3 CALVIN TAN - School buses and cars clogging up Coronation Rd are scourge to residents By CALVIN TAN SCHOOL buses and private cars picking up children from a school in Coronation Road have become the scourge of people living in the area. Sometimes there are so many vehiclesPICTURES: SHAPE GOH - 517 words
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268 1985-07-04 4 Lianhe Wanbao THE DAYS of cheap pork due to over-production may become a thing of the past. As the local pig farms are being phased out, the short supply of live pigs has pushed up the price of pore recently by aboutLianhe Wanbao - 268 words
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Article, Illustration268 1985-07-04 4 JOSEPH LEE - By JOSEPH LEE TWO GIRLS who won the President's Scholarship this year said they did well in their studies because they enjoyed studying. Judith Cheang Ai Geok, 19, who confessed that she loved studying, said: "It's the best thing on earth.268 words
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Article, Illustration336 1985-07-04 4 DR YEOH Ghim Seng, acting Presi- dent, told the five President's Scholars for 1985 that they could "look forward to enriching and challenging careers in the Civil Service or the Singapore Armed Forces on completion of their studies." At the presentation ceremony for thePICTURES: MOHD ISHAK - 336 words
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Article, Illustration319 1985-07-04 5 ROBERT CONCEICAO - By ROBERT CONCEICAO TENANTS at Colombo Court have been told that a noise nuisance caused by renovation work at the building should be over in about two weeks. The assurance was given in a circular distributed by the building's owners, the Development and ConstructionPICTURE: SPENCER LOH - 319 words
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338 1985-07-04 5 SURESH NAIR - By SURESH NAIR POLICE are out to woo young Singaporeans to join the force as junior officers. Senior police officers began making the rounds of some 40 secondary schools and junior colleges this week, in a recruitment campaign which is expected338 words
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137 1985-07-04 5 A CLEANER who has three previous convictions for drug offences was yesterday sentenced to two years imprisonment for possessing cannabis. Hamid Omar, 2ft, was spotted by police officers behaving suspiciously at the void deck of Block 138 Jalan Bukit Merah on last month.137 words
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Article, Illustration570 1985-07-04 6 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG THE 9500-MILLION Teleview project, currently under study by Telecoms, will have a large potential clientele if a survey on Singaporeans' desire for information is anything to go by. Three out of every four people chosen in the survey sayMONITOR GRAPHIC: ANNA SOONG - 570 words
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OTHER HIGHLIGHTS...
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Article66 1985-07-04 6 Here are other highlights of the survey on the $500-millioo Teleview project ABOUT half of the respondents visit the post office once a month or more, mainly to buy stamps or send regular mail. About 12 per cent said they go more than three times a month. One of66 words
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Article69 1985-07-04 6 ABOUT half of the respondents say they go to banks two times or more a month. Bank visits are a regular activity for 10 per cent of the respondents who say they make more than five rounds a month. This may indicate good prospects for telebankine, whereby the Teleview69 words
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Article89 1985-07-04 6 GROCERY shopping and visits to shopping centres are common activities in Singapore. Some 60 per cent of the respondents say they go for grocery shopping more than four times a month. Family visits to shopping centres are also common. More than half of the respondents say they visit shopping89 words
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Article70 1985-07-04 6 TELEPHONES are most often used for social purposes at home. About seven per cent of the sample household own personal computers Dut only four per cent actually use them at home. However, more than 10 per cent of the respondents do make use of either personal computers70 words
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Article, Illustration282 1985-07-04 7 JOSEPH LEE - By JOSEPH LEE HANDICAPPED people will have access to all floors in the new Ang Mo Kio branch of the National Library. This is the first branch to offer them this facility. It will be provided by a lift serving the five floors of the282 words
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Article, Illustration329 1985-07-04 7 CHEW YEN FOOK - Story and picture: CHEW YEN FOOK ONE SINGAPOREAN did not find yesterday's shower a refreshing respite from the current hot spell. Madam'Salmah Abdullah, 65, of Block 11, Eunos Crescent says when it rains, the common corridor outside her four-room Housing and Development Board329 words
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Advertisement203 1985-07-04 3 19MEA PORTER 85KU Capturing a palette of exciting, vivid colours in the I latest avant-garde styles by talented local designersJ j Every Friday night from July. 5 to 1 July 5 John Um of John Urn's Design Ml 1 M «1 July 12 Steven Tan of Suzanne I #ft Garments203 words
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Advertisement278 1985-07-04 6 Liu Hsiang Lou Sichuan Restaurant j> a '*issf v LJbb j Free! Diced Chicken with Dried Red Ffepper f The ever-popular Sichuan speciality, Diced Chicken with Dried Red Pepper, is free, with our compliments, when you dine at Liu Hsiang Lou, Tai-Pan Ramada's Sichuan /Restaurant This treat, offered between June278 words
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Advertisement125 1985-07-04 7 Key fatiers to remember for IBM typewriters and IBM computer supplies. AA or Aaron Asher is where you find INTRODUCTORY OFFER the latest range of IBM typewriters, a Charles Jourdan watch worth ft I typewriter and computer supplies. Together 195 ™theveryWhee/wnter ordered. And a Charles Jourdan ff 1 r with125 words
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world
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199 1985-07-04 8 UPI SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday TWO GAY hostages from TWA Flight 847 hid their homosexuality from hijackers, fearing they would kill them because Muslims punish with death, one of the men in a» Interview yesterday. Jack McCarty, 40, also told the San FranciscoUPI - 199 words
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Article, Illustration323 1985-07-04 8 UPI BEIRUT, Thursday SMITE Muslim militia leader Nabih Berri yesterday called President Reagan's measures to close Beirut airport "a stab in the back" and said be will seek to fight tbe move at the World Court. Mr Berri said that inUPI - 323 words
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Article56 1985-07-04 8 AP PEMBREY (Wales), Thurs A SWARM of bees brought operations to a standstill at a Royal Air Force base yesterday, the British news agency Press Association reported. Hundreds of the insects attacked air traffic controllers who opened the doors to the control tower at PembreyAP - 56 words
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172 1985-07-04 8 Reuter LONDON, Thursday RACING driver David Purley, once called "The Luckiest Man Alive", was killed last night when his stunt plane crashed into the sea off the south coast of England, police said yesterday. The former Formula One driver, who lived for the thrillsReuter - 172 words
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PEOPLEWATCH
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Article, Illustration257 1985-07-04 8 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos (left) sang a love sons for his wife Imelda (right) on her 56th birthday and said the contrast between her youthful looks and his age probably caused the rumours that he is sick. "Imelda, you're my eternal sweetheart,257 words
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Article112 1985-07-04 8 JACQUELINE Kimberly, the socialite accused of joining Roxanne Pulitzer in wild sexual escapades, filed for divorce from James Kimberly, the 78-year-old heir to the Kleenex fortune. In a petition filed in Palm Beach Circuit Court on Tuesday, Mrs Kimberly, 34, said her husband believes their 15-year112 words
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Article, Illustration109 1985-07-04 8 AS GOPHER on the "Love Boat" series, Fred Grandy {right) spends most of his time getting into funny situations with women. But now he wants to close the "Gopher Gap" and run for Congress. "1 think an actor has as much right to be a Congressman as109 words
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Article56 1985-07-04 8 AS BRUCE Springsteen's fame as a hard-driv-ing rock sensation spread around the world, Sir Jeremiah Harman, a British judge, was among those who failed to notice. "Who is he? A pop star?" the bewigged jurist murmured at the start of a hearing yesterday over the alleged sale56 words
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131 1985-07-04 9 Reuter NEW DELHI, Thura A GOVERNMENT official admitted yesterday that the Soviet Union had Questioned the quality of wheat imports from India but denied that shipments had been stopped. "We will be able to con-r vince the Soviets that Indian wheat is fitReuter - 131 words
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Article112 1985-07-04 9 Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Thurt FIVE Malaysians have been hanged for murder, illegal possession of firearms and drugs, a Prison spokesman said yesterday. Two were hanged yesterday and the others were executed on Tuesday in Pudu Jail after their appeals against separate High Court convictionsReuter - 112 words
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Article341 1985-07-04 9 Indonesia to urge members to stick to production levels and pricing VIENNA, Thursday ORGANISATION of Petroleum Exporting Countries' (Opec) ministers begin work today in the run-up to their latest conference. Opinion among the oil producers is apparently hardening as they believe they can avoid341 words
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87 1985-07-04 9 AP SEATTLE, Thur* A KING County Superior Court judge vesterday sentenced Wai-Chu "Tony" Ng to seven consecutive life prison terms for his robbery and assault convictions in Seattle's 1983 Chinatown massacre. Judge Charles Johnson told tne 28-year-old Ng: "Your acts were not those ofAP - 87 words
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Advertisement122 1985-07-04 9 run QREATL OFFERS im SHAH'S. BEACH R£SORT~ OFFER OFFER #2 M 5190.00 nett for Ju 25% off for weekdays 2 nights and 3 days accomodation on twin at sharing basis 3 °°P m on weekda y s (additional m 540.00 for single H complimentary tour of occupancy) H historic Melaka122 words
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money
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132 1985-07-04 10 Reuter NEW YORK, Thursday COLUMBIA broadcasting Station (CBS) yesterday devised a "poison pill" scheme to buy back its own shares in a move which analysts said would probably thwart cable television magnate Ted Turners US$5.4 billion (S$llM billion) takeover bid. CBS, inReuter - 132 words
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MUST TALK
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Article96 1985-07-04 10 COMPILED BY THE MONEY DESK SOME people just don't have any luck. A colleague thought he had it when he won his fivst lucky draw prize. He was crestfallen, however, when he discovered that the time limit had passed for collecting the prize. Nevertheless, he96 words
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Article70 1985-07-04 10 IN BEIJING, an American business representative was chastised by his home office for talking to an American newspaper correspondent there, mainly for admitting to turning a profit. It's the kind of thing that often shuts up US executives. In the meantime, a Chinese functionary, far70 words
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Article63 1985-07-04 10 THE PHRASE "cold shoulder" came into use In mediaeval France. A chateau guest was served a cold shoulder of beef or mutton instead of a hot meal when he had overstayed his welcome. This was a hint that be should leave. -Good Reading. Tfet Mttta UM:63 words
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701 1985-07-04 10 ANG PENG HWA - By ANG PENG HWA THE STOCK market is likely to perform better towards tne end of this year, three senior research analysts predicted. "The coming crop of interim corporate results are probably not going to be good," said a research manager. "The701 words
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Article212 1985-07-04 10 STEVEN GUO - By STEVEN GUO Special to The Monitor VICKERS Da Costa, one of London's bipgest stockbrokers, has come up with one of the brightest forecasts for the Singapore stock market in its latest quarterly review on the international investment outlook. "Singapore has the most bullish212 words
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283 1985-07-04 11 HMimsr DOW JONES CLOSE: 1326.39 (-7.62) STOCK prices closed mixed in moderate trading vesterday as blue-chip issues sagged and profit-taking dragged down some stock groups. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 7.62 to 1326.39. News items affected half a dozen of the283 words
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Article162 1985-07-04 11 DOLLAR GOLD THE AMERICAN dollar fell broadly in quiet pre-holiday trading yesterday, bufteted by rumors about oil price cuts and concern about the strength of the economy in the United States. The price of gold nudged higher. Republic National Bank 01 New York said gold bullion was bid at USI3IO162 words
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Article162 1985-07-04 11 The Star PENANG, Thursday THE TANTALUM hunt is on again, this time with the Municipal Council's approval and involvement. Three companies have been given contracts to mine the tin slag in Lorong Kulit and around the City Stadium, ana the council is getting aThe Star - 162 words
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337 1985-07-04 11 JOYCE QUEK - By JOYCE QUEK THE BANKS that recently put two companies into receivership will encounter different fortunes. The Bank of America, which put Sing Koon Seng into receivership, is unlikely to fully recover the $11 million it is said to have lent the company,337 words
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Article384 1985-07-04 11 LAT SUNNYVALE (Calif), Thursday THE SEMICONDUCTOR followed a normal economic path to Fry's Electronics. But the recently opened retail store caused a stir in Silicon Valley when it began advertising US 66-cent (5f1.46) 64k rams and other high-tech bargains. "I think it's hilarious," says MrLAT - 384 words
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Miscellaneous20 1985-07-04 10 PORTCRFIELO BY JOE MARTIN &AS(\ |f/ I mm Til 0 ML TO im I ZXMHXJT VB some (XKSZBtt smen UXfIUBMI>UXWKi&'20 words
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Advertisement99 1985-07-04 11 MING COURT HOTEL SINGAPORE 5517.00 per child under 12 years IXTT7 Call *****33 ext 121 for reservations. Our touch of Ming awaits you sngatow 1, Tanglin Road, Singapore 1024 Tel *****33 1 Ming Court Hotels International Kuala Lumpur Singapore Rrt I V kson fVnann Vanc< *mt A member of The99 words
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opinion/letters
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146 1985-07-04 12 CHEW KING HWAN - REPLIES CHEW KING HWAN for Permanent Secretary (Education) WE WOULD like to thank Andrew Mak YenChen for his views in the letter "School subjects that can avoid unnecessary dissent" (SM, Jane 14). At secondary school, our students are already taught how to recognise146 words
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349 1985-07-04 12 AMRISH THOMAS - AMRISH THOMAS Marketing Director Citibank N A I REFER to the letter "The Quick Loan Offer That Wasn't" (SM, June 28). As a bank, we must not only protect our depositors, but must also be prudent in our lending policies in349 words
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Article63 1985-07-04 12 A READER responded to a Citibank advertisement promising a personal loan of np to $M,OM within 24 hoars for "lnxnry holidays." According to the advertisement, no collateral was required as long as the borrower was above 21 years old and earned at least $1,500 a month. The reader applied63 words
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Article271 1985-07-04 12 JOSEPHINE ONG (Miss - JOSEPHINE ONG (Miss) Public Relations Officer Singapore Bus Service WE REFER to Mr Yong Pow Ang's report headlined "SBS on massive recruitment drive" (SM, June 22). Some of the points made in the report are incorrect. We would be thankful if you could ensure that271 words
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Article139 1985-07-04 12 JEANNE TAY - JEANNE TAY Public Relations Officer Singapore Broadcasting Corporation I REFER to the letter "More sports in Chinese news, please" from Johnson Chan (SM, June 22). Sports items shown in the English, Malay and Tamil TV news usually appear in Mandarin news bulletins as well. During the period June139 words
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Article499 1985-07-04 13 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR IF NOTHING else, the Moscow reshuffle has proved how firmly Mr Mikhail Gorbachev controls the Kremlin. Since he took over from the bumbling Konstantin Chernenko, he lias moved with uncharacteristic speed in placing his own men in critical positions both in the499 words
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Article102 1985-07-04 13 THE National Courtesy Campaign month is here again. It's time for Singaporeans to remember that courtesy costs nothing. The government departments as well as the Singapore Bus Service and the Registry of Vehicles should hold contests to select the most courteous workers during the National102 words
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252 1985-07-04 13 MY WIFE and I love ballroom dancing. Every Saturday, without fail, we will go to the promenade outside the wax museum at Sentosa to listen and dance to old hits. It is also the only place where we can meet our friends on252 words
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Article233 1985-07-04 13 I WOULD like to say a few words in response to a letter from "Decency Please" (SM, June 27). She cited indecent behaviour and dressing of our youth, in particular the wearing of shorts by girls, as factors which encourage rape. Scantily-clad women may233 words
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Article, Illustration163 1985-07-04 13 ROBERT WOODWORTH - ROBERT WOODWORTH Director Public Relations Department Singapore Police Force I REFER to the letter bv Christie headlined "Stab them with a needle and make them suffer" (SM t June The writer suggested that victims of molesters, in the absence of available help, should163 words
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Article, Illustration74 1985-07-04 13 LETTERS on any subject of pubflc interest wl be miplid tor puMortow. They should be typed and must be signed. They must also Indude the welter's name and eddreee even If the writer deddee to use a pseudonym in print. A contact telephone number wouM be ueeful. We74 words
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Advertisement136 1985-07-04 12 An invitation to the New Zealand Food Experience Lobsters, beef, sole, venison, Unkai Japanese Restaurant oysters, mussels, kiwi fruits... Special teppanyaki menu and chef's New Zealand wine and Steinlager beer, recommendations. Furama's tables will be laden with Heritaae Bar New Zealand s bounty from Juiy_s Rock oys t ers W136 words
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Article, Illustration581 1985-07-04 14 PAT D'ROSE - Battle of Bands final shows up talent By PAT D'ROSE THE Battle of the Bands, the first such competition among amateur local bands organised here, pulled a number of gutsy surprises at the final held last Sunday night at the Rainbow Lounge. First, three of thePICTURES: MOHD ISHAK - 581 words
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Article, Illustration81 1985-07-04 14 Courtesy not just lip service IT'S not just lip service they are paying to the Courtesy campaign. The larger-than-life lips add a smack of humour and help mouth the courtesy concept better for the Goodwood Hotels Corporation sales team. Pictured from left to right are Danny Kwek (Goodwood Hotel), Lynn81 words
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Article, Illustration73 1985-07-04 14 GIVING is part of the courteous spirit, too. Staff members of the Royal Holiday Inn reach into their personal coffers to fill the Community Chest box placed at the hotel's staff entrance to mark Cour- tesy Month. Courteously queueing up to perform the good73 words
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Article, Illustration57 1985-07-04 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 WONQ SING YEONQ, Faces in the Crowd, The Singapore Monitor, 2 Alexandra57 words
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Article, Illustration51 1985-07-04 14 ON the Orchard Road mall last Saturday, four fairies and a host of dancers in cabaret outfit greeted Kssers-by with biscuits, lloons, stickers, badges and smiles. Revelling in the meet-the-crowd courtesy binge were staff members of the Mandarin Hotel and Marina Mandarin, which will open next51 words
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Article, Illustration84 1985-07-04 14 "AND now, the grateful winner of our first draw will pick the winner for this week," announced David Wong, operations manager of MPH Bookstores. An all-smiling Ryan Seet, with Mickey Mouse cap, shuffled up the stage and dipped his lucky hand into the box84 words
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Article, Illustration195 1985-07-04 14 "WE couldn't ask for more. This contest was our stepping stone to turning professional," said Sluggo Thomas, the lead singer of the winning band, Igta (acronym for It's Goofing Time Again). "We're a band against hypocrisy. We believe in telling it like it is. You see,195 words
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Article, Illustration114 1985-07-04 14 w/ IT WAS a vintage wedding last Sunday for Thomas Lim and Grace Goh but with modern lights fitted. The picture below shows bride and groom, both directors of Disco World Singapore, celebrating with champagne, complete with a Rolls Royce Twenty Connaught Tourer, the first of114 words
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Article, Illustration80 1985-07-04 14 PICTURED left is, Mrs Dewi Rais Abin, wife of the Indonesian Ambassador to Singapore, cutting the ribbon at the opening of the 12-day West Java food festival at Hilton's Orchard Cafe last Wednesday. Lending a helping hand is Oskar von Kretschmann, general manager of the hotel. On80 words
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Advertisement330 1985-07-04 14 WINDOW ON YOUTH A book on real life experiences of youths today. "After national service, what happens then? Would have crossed the line that divides a youth from an adult? National Serviceman 20 years "But what am I to be? What wou,d end U P w 'th? The only A330 words
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AMERICAN SHOWCASE
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Article, Illustration670 1985-07-04 15 GASTON DE ROSAYRO - By GASTON DE ROSAYRO THE regional office in Singapore of the US Agricultural Trade Office (ATO) is among the first of a series of these overseas centres established by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) to facilitate trade activities for businessmen and help them670 words
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204 1985-07-04 15 SINGAPORE today ranks among the top twenty trading nations with the United States of America, said Mr Robert Marro, Commercial Attache, of the US Foreign Commercial Service, of the US Embassy in Singapore. "Since the upturn in the US economy in the first half204 words
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96 1985-07-04 16 THE last few years have seen an increasing variety of American products finding their way to the shelves of Singapore's supermarkets and department stores. Frozen meats, fresh fruits and vegetables, health foods, confectionery and cotton fabrics are among the major US commodities96 words
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Article, Illustration255 1985-07-04 16 THE story of the noodle is as old as China's civilisation, and that's certainly going a long way back. Over the years, the migrant masses from the mainland introduced the stringy strips of paste to the rest of the world. So popular are255 words
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Article, Illustration168 1985-07-04 16 SINGAPOREANS are great lovers of snacks and tid-bits, and many popular American brands are among their favourites. Peerless Foods (Singapore) Pte Ltd produces and markets some of the most popular among these products including the Planters and Nabisco brands. The168 words
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228 1985-07-04 16 SOLAR Gas buyers can be assured of better purchases with the recent $2 million revamp of the Jurong plant belonging to Summit Gas Systems Pte Ltd, an Ameri-can-based company, a member of the Oceanic Petroleum Group, which fills the cylinders of Solar228 words
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250 1985-07-04 16 MOVING experiences are sometimes just that literally moving. The matriarch of the household is moved to tears from the beginning of the packing operation. And the situation becomes worse when she finds a few pieces of her prized China dinner set in pieces,250 words
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Advertisement521 1985-07-04 17 you are between know how you look at our country. IS I Take a photo on any subject based on \IBBHHHBi J Singapore** and tell us in not more jgg than 50 words, what the photo means \h Wg®3 to you. V® Kfini $500 cash plus $500 Nikon Gift Voucher521 words
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Miscellaneous1428 1985-07-04 18 lelwir»/tv 2 30 80CTEXT- Live templi Pagn. 5W Perspective Pictures in a Patient s!oo Opining and ProaraSmmellgMlghta W(Englleh»ub^>. foNowed by The IteMleoe Yeera (C) 6.10 Programme Highlights. (r) (Engßsh nMMn). Jft? fL A Japanese social-drama series about 8.28 Cultural Oiary (E). the adventures and aspirations Htghway to Heaven doing Home,1,428 words
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Article, Illustration450 1985-07-04 19 WONG SING YEONG - Highlights By WONG SING YEONG THE 28-minute documentary, When the Bough Breaks (Ch 5, 9.15 pm) faces the heart-breaking problem of child abuse right here in Singapore, cases of which have been increasing of late. The programme takes off with a visual reminder of the ultimate horror450 words
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Article, Illustration110 1985-07-04 19 Knight Rider Mouth of the Snake (Part 2) (Malay aubtitlea) (Ch 5, 7.50 pm) CONTINUATION of last week's adventure. Michael and Kitt are sent to investigate the murder of a Federal Attorney working for the District Attorney's office. They form an alliance with David110 words
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Article, Illustration91 1985-07-04 19 Highway to Heaven Going Home, Going Home (Ch 5, 6.30 pm) TIME travel is brought into Michael Landon's fantasy of a heaven-sent helper. Thanks to a freak car accident, angel Jonathan and pal Mark travel back in time to help Mark's grandfather save his Oklahoma91 words
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Article, Illustration92 1985-07-04 19 Son of Pulau Tekong (C) (Engliah subtitles) (Ch 8, 9.30 pm) ZHEN, who is staying with Huimin's family, tries to show her appreciation by preparing breakfast. But Mei picks on the food, depressing Zhen. Meanwhile, air hostess Na tries to date Qi again. After92 words
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Article68 1985-07-04 19 Debate '85 3rd Quarter Finel (Ch 12, 8 pm) IF you think our media is too Western in format, tune in to tonight's debate. The proposer, St Joseph's Institution, meets Raffles Institution in the 3rd Quarter Final of Debate '85 (English) to argue the motion: "That our68 words
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Article150 1985-07-04 19 Cosmopolitan Theatre: Elizabeth R Sweet England's Pride (Last episode) (Ch 12, 9 pm) THE entertaining fits and starts of Elizabeth I as delivered by Oscar-winner Glenda Jackson (A Touch of Class) come to an end tonight. In the final episode, the monarch sends the Earl150 words
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Article, Illustration147 1985-07-04 19 Thursday Feature Special Fun in Acapulco (Chinese subtitles) (Ch 5, 9.50 pm) URSULA ANDRESS, fresh from her exposure in the first Bond movie, teams up with the King of rock 'n roll to put the wrapping on one of his musical packages, but fortunately wasn't147 words
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Advertisement91 1985-07-04 19 1 FOB THE HOME 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. mm Every Frids,91 words
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Article, Illustration883 1985-07-04 20 leisure Time The following exoarpt is from an article by Time's cinema critic, RICHARD CORLISS, in its currant special issue on Immigrants: The Changing Face of Amenca: "WE are not a nation," Herman Melville said of this country of immigrants, "so much as a world." That judgement isTime - 883 words
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Miscellaneous833 1985-07-04 20 Film Guide t MANDARIN (*****01) (1.15, 3.15, 7.15, 9.15): LET US Baraao Fllem Organisation FLIRT, PARTNER (C) TOA PAYOH (*****34) (1.15, 3.15, 7.15, 9.15): LET DALIT (*****19) (1.39, 3.39, 7.30, 9.30): LET US US FLIRT, PARTNER (C) a% Ptao.ctarti.zta. SKffißffifr* IXI w Synopsis: A boy and a girl meet at833 words
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Miscellaneous471 1985-07-04 21 diaryEirhlMllimt Cultural shows FIRST ENCOUNTER MBWP—— PERA THE third year students I I tDI m J rihiwlfi I I Tourist 16 Promotion SmPm All I I Board will sUge a series ?2??!?»Srw,SSwi I m I of Chinese operas by 1985 at theGoethe-Insu- m ama t eur g ro ups at471 words
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Miscellaneous86 1985-07-04 21 A guide to what's happening Concerts MELODIES OF HWA CHONG IV The programme includes traditional THE Hwa Chong Junior College Chin- pieces for both orchestra and solo inese Orchestra and the Hwa Chong struments. Local composer Phoon Alumni Chinese Orchestra, led by con- Yew Tien's Memories of March will be86 words
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Miscellaneous659 1985-07-04 22 leisure comics FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook I "Y f~7«a^»A t ihtftote jrl w/^ ARIES March 21 to April 20 LIBRA 1 I VK*t3* TH TWJgJfcaii Sudden surge of good fortune September 23 to October 22 (ft 7f) <Yj wXWmIi I I UK makes exciting scenario. Lu- Spotlight on affecUon, diplo-659 words
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Article, Illustration135 1985-07-04 23 IF it's your first time in Australia you ought to know that you are in the world's only single nation to completely inhabit one continent. And within its vast borders, you'll find some of the world's unique attractions to suit all tastes from the general business135 words
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278 1985-07-04 23 HOW TO GET THERE: Over 23 international airlines fly to Australia from around the world. Qantas Airways, the national airline, offers frequent services to major airports, while Ansett Airlines, Trans Australia Airlines'and East-West Airlines as well as modern and efficient rail and motorcoach services link278 words
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358 1985-07-04 25 fe?l2J SEZIEJi SUSS £SS* »*>• 252 t KSS TTTTZ SSSS £SSS iSHSSS £21ZZ ZZ% THE very word examination usually strikes fear in the hearts of even the most well-prepared students. But there is no cause for panic if you know how to358 words
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Advertisement186 1985-07-04 25 THIS is the Personal Advancement market place where various courses for those seeking such information will be listed. Call DORIS LIAW for information and ad placement at *****90 ext 21. ADVERTISEMENT COURSES AT CHINESE CHAMBER THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce And Industry will conduct the following courses in English186 words
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Article, Illustration240 1985-07-04 26 HIGH-SCORING Alfonso Dy yesterday shot himself from the fourth to the first position in the roll-off for selection of bowlers to represent Singapore in the World Games in London from Aug 1-5. At the Bowler-Drome, he rolled seven 200 games. A 1240 words
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165 1985-07-04 26 Reuter ROME, Thursday POLISH international striker Zbigniew Boniek has left European Cup holders Juventus and joined Roma for an undisclosed fee. The player and Roma chairman Dino Viola announced the move at a news conference yesterday. Boniek, 29, captain of Poland, has signed aReuter - 165 words
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153 1985-07-04 26 Reuter GENOA, Thursday SAMPDORIA beat AC Milan 2-1 last night to win the Italian Cup 3-1 on aggregate. Genoa-based Sampdoria took the first leg match in Milan last week 1-0 and were winning the Cup for the first time. But it could haveReuter - 153 words
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Advertisement674 1985-07-04 26 NOTICES J^smGflPQßeswee^ H mnHI- M 2ND PRIZE $400,000 I 3rd PRIZE $200,000 4th PRIZE $100,000 I STH PRIZE 50,000 I 5 JACKPOT PRIZES $15,000 Mck 4-DIGfT MAJOR PRIZES $500 each I 10 LUCKY PRIZES 5.000 each (TtraM digits) I 25 OFT PRIZES 3,000 each 44M0T MMOR PRIZES $350 each I674 words
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Advertisement292 1985-07-04 26 TNI COMMUNIS ACT, CAP 118 HADOERY ENTERPRISES PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at an Extraordinary General Meeting at HADQERY ENTERPRISES PTE LTD duly convened and held at 36 Robinson Road, #0501/02 City House, Singapore 0106 on 26 June 1965, the following resolutions were duly292 words
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Article, Illustration412 1985-07-04 27 ALFONSO CHAN - Player under probation heads team to defend title at Malacca tourney By ALFONSO CHAN MAHADER Hassan, under a three-year probation (or fighting with national trainee Frederick Lim last month, will lead a seven-member team to Malacca for the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaysia championship from July 15-17.412 words
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Article, Illustration55 1985-07-04 27 TIME CLOCKED (at International Invitational Meet): Oon Jin Gee (100 m free) 54. 96 sees Tay Khoon Hean (50m free) 24.91 sees David Lim (100 m backstroke) 1 min, 00.30 sees. PAN PACIFIC QUALIFYING 100 m free-51.41 sees 50m free 23.83 sees55 words
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629 1985-07-04 27 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM THREE Singapore swimmers will be taking on some of the best in the world if they are given the privilege to enter the Pan Pacific swimming championships in Tokyo on Aug 15-18. Winning is out of the question.629 words
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180 1985-07-04 27 HSU CHIEN TEH - By HSU CHIEN TEH FIVE of the 21 sports bodies affected by the Sports House fire last month nave accepted the offer of temporary relocation at the National Stadium, occupying the space of a former restaurant. Though no deadlines have been set,180 words
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Article89 1985-07-04 27 ROUBAIX-TOURCOING (France), Thurs AP HENRI MANDERS of the Netherlands won the fifth leg of the Tour de France on Monday, and Denmark's Kim Andersen retained the overall lead. Manders finished the stage alone, 25 seconds ahead of the pack's sprint after a long two-manAP - 89 words
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Article, Illustration355 1985-07-04 28 S GULAM - By S GULAM FANDI AHMAD may line up against his former club FC Groningen if negotiations between the Dutch club and the Football Association of Singapore come through. The Groningen-based Premier Division team has expressed an inter- est to come here for some355 words
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Article, Illustration108 1985-07-04 28 CONTROLLING the ball with your chest is an important technique in soccer, as demonstrated by Chia Miang Yong, during yesterday's session of the Football Association of Singapore coaching course. In this series of pictures by CHRISTINE CHEW, Miang Yong shows just how to bring the108 words
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Article, Illustration275 1985-07-04 28 S GULAM - By S GULAM BUILD UP your players' fitness and refine their skills if you want them to avoid injuries, Dr S Krishnamoorthy told a group of trainee coaches in a session on "sports injury." The chairman, medical committee, of the Football Association of275 words
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105 1985-07-04 28 AP TAIPEH, Thursday DEFENDING champions the United States scored a 96-50 victory over Saudi Arabia yesterday in a preliminary round match of the William Jones Cup men's basketball tournament. In other action, Canada beat West Germany 60-51 while South KoreaAP - 105 words
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532 1985-07-04 28 TCROHnB COMPILED BY THE SPORTS DESK DAY ONE of the soccer coaches' course was "no sweat" at all it was all theory. Day Two was all sweat, as the trainees were made to run and dribble and play brief matches.532 words
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313 1985-07-04 28 S GULAM - GEYLANG 1 TOA PAYOH O By S GULAM GEYLANG International came out winners in the battle of the giant-killers when they narrowly defeated Toa Payoh United in a National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Toa Payoh looked likely313 words
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Article, Illustration733 1985-07-04 29 Wimbledon McEnroe admits that Curren took him to the cleaners WIMBLEDON, Thursday DEFENDING champion John McEnroe crashed out of the Wimbledon tennis championships in straight sets yesterday, beaten 62, 6-2, 6-4 in the quarter-finals by Kevin Curren, the No. 8 seed. The tall, broad-shoulder Curren, who733 words
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299 1985-07-04 29 Reuter LONDON, Thursday ANDERS JARRYD, the forgotten man of Swedish tennis, issued a timely reminder of his outstanding talent when he reached the semi-finals of the Wimbledon championship yesterday with an effortless 6-4, 6-3, 6-2 victory over Switzerland's Heinz Guenthardt. EvenReuter - 299 words
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230 1985-07-04 29 Reuter LONDON, Thursday KATHY EINALDI is a prime candidate for tennis's latest affliction "Teenage burn-out" but she showed at Wimbledon yesterday that she is unlikely to Become a sufferer. Both in the manner of her quarter-final victory over seventh-seeded Helena Sukova andReuter - 230 words
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220 1985-07-04 29 Reuter LONDON, Thursday DEFENDING champion Martina Navratilova survived a spirited challenge to beat her doubles partner Pam Shriver 7-6,6-3 yesterday to reach the Wimbledon semifinal for the eighth consecutive year. Navratilova Began like a runaway truck, but Shriver's gritty determination ensured it remained a contestReuter - 220 words
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Article104 1985-07-04 29 WOMEN'S 3INQLES: Kathy RinafcJi (US) bt Helena Sukova (Czechoslovakia) 6-1, 1-6, 61; Zina Garrison (US) bt Molly van Nostrand (US) 2-6, 6-3. 6-0, Chris Evert Lloyd (US) bt Barbara Potter (US) 6-2, 6-1; Martina Navratilova (US) bt Pam Shriver (US) 7-6,6-3. Men's: Anders Jarryd (Sweden) bt Heinz104 words
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Advertisement326 1985-07-04 27 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Tan Toh Sin of No. Blk 23, St. George Rd, #04-202 Singapore 1232, have applied for a First Class Beer House licence in respect of premises at M/s Ming Wah Coffee Shop (Eating House) Blk 100, Bt. Batok West Ave 6 #01-18326 words
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Article, Illustration399 1985-07-04 30 Wimbledon /m'B s UPI LONDON, Thursday AT LEAST half a down times, in a 10minute stretch, John McEnroe spoke of being old. He sounded tired, admitted to being worn out, and woodered out loud if he had it within himself to find onceUPI - 399 words
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Article47 1985-07-04 30 OFF-COURT ACTION AT WIMBLEDON AFTER knocking out champion John McEnroe, Kevin Curren took a tumble nimself. Playing in the mixed doubles on an outside court, he went sliding into a- woman line judge, knocking her off her chair. The two Were tangled but unhurt.47 words
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Article62 1985-07-04 30 JIMMY CONNORS holds something of a unique record at Wimbledon. He has ended the hopes of the only three qualifiers to have reached the quarter-finals since the start of the Open era in IMS. In 1977, he beat John McEnroe in the semifinals. Last year, he knocked62 words
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Article72 1985-07-04 30 LOUD hissing interrupted the first game of yesterday's quarter-final match between Anders Jarryd and Heinz Guenthardt It wasn't the crowd showing its disapproval. But the noise bothered the players, fans and officials alike for a few minutes. The hissing was finally traced to a fire extinguisher under72 words
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Article75 1985-07-04 30 MAYBE he wished he was playing golf instead. After completely missing two erratic bounces in his quarter-final match against Boris Becker of West Germany, Frenchman Henri Leconte took a philosophical view of things. He inspected the patch of lawn where the ball bounced, sized up75 words
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Article62 1985-07-04 30 LAST week, rumours abounded that Frank Sinatra was about to grace Wimbledon with a visit to Centre Court This week, the attention switched to Bruce Springsteen, who was supposed to be visiting the All-England Club. Neither star has been seen within a mile of the62 words
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Article73 1985-07-04 30 TENNIS is gaining popularity in the Soviet Union and (or the second successive year, the last three days of Wimbledon will be shown on Soviet television. Olga Moroxova, who lost to Chris Evert in the 1974 women's singles final and is now a coach, said facilities are73 words
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Article88 1985-07-04 30 BORIS "Boom Boom" Becker of West Germany Is the new favourite with a leading firm of London bookmakers to win the men's singles title at Wimbledon. After his defeat of France's Henri Leconte, Becker was q no ted last night at 7-4, followed by former88 words
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Article371 1985-07-04 30 LONDON, Thursday r AS KEVIN CURREN ended John McEnroe's reign at Wimbledon champion in the quarter-finals yesterday, Boris Becker moved closer to inheriting his crown. Becker, the 17-year-old West German sensation, became the ninth unseeded semi-finalist in successive years and the youngest ever by plundering371 words
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