Singapore Monitor, 10 July 1985
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Title Section11 1985-07-10 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR M.C. (P) No. 51/5/85 Wednesday, July 10,1985 30cents11 words
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Article, Illustration516 1985-07-10 1 PAT D'ROSE - ■y PAT D'ROSE WEE AIK THIAN'S wedding, due to take place later this year, will have to oe postponed. He will probably have to go tobhunting again now that his employment has been cut short by a near fatal accident, just threePICTURES by SHAFIE GOH - 516 words
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Article, Illustration182 1985-07-10 1 ASMAH HAMID - Picture and report by ASMAH HAMID BELIEVE it or not, you can now literally wear a hi-fi system, speakers and all. A local company, Creative Arts Centre, is distributing a fashionable Taiwan-made PVC jacket with a sewn-in hi-fi system. Looking good while keening182 words
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Article, Illustration620 1985-07-10 1 EE BOON LEE - Current penalties don't deter offenders, says official By EE BOON LEE HAWKER-CONTROL officers want stiffer penalties to deter illegal hawkers who keep plying their trade despite repeated convictions. Some have chosen to stay selling outside the law even after being offered legal stalls. "Heavier fines620 words
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Advertisement12 1985-07-10 1 TV GUIDE: P 14 TV HIGHLIGHTS: P 15 FILM GUIDE: P 1712 words
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Advertisement89 1985-07-10 1 If CaIIACF w Buying a house or building a housing project? We have favourable terms and flexible repayment schemes to make it easy for you. ASIA COMMERCIAL FINANCE UMITED Head Office: 63/65, South Bridge Road, Singapore 0105 Tel: *****4 Blanches: 263 Balestier Road, Singapore 1232. Tel: *****04/*****17 562 Geylang Road,89 words
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Article, Illustration476 1985-07-10 2 PLAYING SAFE BANKS told a million Singaporeans yesterday how to protect themselves from dishonest use of their automated teller machine (ATM) cards. At the same time, they reiterated that there were stiff security measures to prevent bank staff from getting access to cardholders' secret476 words
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Article95 1985-07-10 2 A REPORT on Page One of the first edition of The Singapore Monitor, Friday July 5, listed the United Overseas Bank as a creditor of the Galax group, of which one member company is in receivership and three others are in voluntary liquidation. The bank has pointed95 words
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Article, Illustration336 1985-07-10 2 Lianhe Wanbao BY ALL accounts, it was a strange robbery. He was probably a first-tim-er. Trembling in his shoes, the robber kept mumbling to himself: "I'm a robber! I'm a robber!" And he took only the gold. Even the diamonds he left behind.Lianhe Wanbao; PICTURE: LIANHE WANBAO - 336 words
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Article204 1985-07-10 2 Lianhe Zaobao HOW about renaming the Outram Road MRT Station to the Chinatown Station? This was the request from the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (STPB) which was formally submitted recently to the Mass Rapid Transit Corporation. The rationale for the name change is simple: The name,Lianhe Zaobao - 204 words
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Article, Illustration365 1985-07-10 3 Girl awakes from 48-hr coma 6-DEATH CAR CRASH IN MUAR DOCTORS in Muar last night kept the secret from little Suri Diana Tina that her grandparents were killed in the head-on collision between the car they were in and an express bus. Suri, 10,365 words
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63 1985-07-10 3 THE SPEAK Mandarin campaign this year, aimed mainly at transport workers, has as its slogan, "Mandarin is Chinese." For the last seven years, both the public and private sectors have participated in the campaign, which is held to encourage the Chinese63 words
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Article, Illustration423 1985-07-10 4 Ee Boon Lee; Sit Yin Fong - I will never accept licence, says tow suan hawker THE ILLEGAL HAWKERS REPORTS: Ee Boon Lee and Sit Yin Fong HAWKER Lim Song Cheow, 53, would not accept a licence if it were offered to him on a platter. He regards paying a fine occasionally as "a kind of unavoidablePICTURE: SHAFIE GOH; PICTURE: Shafie Goh - 423 words
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263 1985-07-10 4 THE STORY of a family that spurned an offer of a stall and continues to peddle Michael Jackson spectacles and costume jewellery in defiance of the law shows the extent of the problem faced by the Hawkers Department. The family a mother263 words
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157 1985-07-10 4 THE LAST of the street hawkers many of them in Bugis Street are expected to be relocated by the end of the year. And when the legal hawkers have gone, the illegal ones will come under still greater pressure. "Once we have relocated all157 words
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258 1985-07-10 6 EE BOON LEE - By EE BOON LEE A "HEALTHY SIGN" of the move to more open government. That's how Mr Chiam See Tong sees the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's decision to telecast a talk he will give to students tomorrow. The Social Democratic Party leader and MP258 words
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268 1985-07-10 6 JOSEPH LEE - By JOSEPH LEE THREE DUTY-FREE shops aiming to sell last-minute farewell gifts to wellwishers at Changi Airport have found business slow. The shops, set up in the check-in hall, allow duty-free goods to be selected and paid for, then collected in the departure268 words
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418 1985-07-10 6 YONG POW ANG - By YONG POW ANG UNIVERSITY students are being offered $10,000 insurance cover for $3 a year. The scheme which gives 24-hours-a-day cover anywhere in the world is being offered by NTUC Income, which has already introduced a $l-a-year policy for unionised workers. The418 words
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184 1985-07-10 7 K K FONG - By K K FONG HUMAN RELATIONS rank highly with the management of one leading electronics company in Singapore. Matsushita Electronics (S) Pte Ltd (Mesa) conducts regular training programmes for its staff, designed to improve its nandling of human relations and operational problems. The company184 words
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Article, Illustration320 1985-07-10 7 IRENE TOH - Story by IRENE TOH TWO YEARS ago, Madam Yang Ge Chun, 77, lost the use of her legs in a fall. But she still lives alone in her attap house in Jalan Gaharu, cooking her own meals and washing her own clothes. When shePictures by SHAFIE GOH - 320 words
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192 1985-07-10 8 THE LATEST hall of residence at the National University of Singapore will have student lounges to allow social interaction between small groups of students. It will be the first hall of residence at Kent Ridge to offer this feature. There will be192 words
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Advertisement121 1985-07-10 2 PI 1 R*RS M» Reach for the stars in the Champ of Champs Dance Contest! An all male beginning -J* It's time to show the world you're not just any ordinary J dancer. Time to polish up your favourite moves, jdemonstrate your versatilityandstyle.lt 4, jp n r promises to be121 words
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Advertisement545 1985-07-10 4 Win ***** cash plus a ***** Nikon r gift voucher! you are between the HI ages and 24. we would like to know liow you look at country Take a photo on any sutijct t based <>n the theme "Youth Looking at A Singapore" and tell us in not more545 words
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Advertisement74 1985-07-10 5 J SSL 82 2035 80 82-2035-60 82-2019-60 82-2019-10 Tokyo flair. Tokyo fashion. Exciting. Stylish. Innovative. Elegant. city, Citizen of Japan designed a new collection of fashionable dress watches. See and be seen with Citizen. Choose from a beautiful range. Designed to capture the elusive spirit of the city. To keep74 words
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Advertisement153 1985-07-10 6 Kangxi Lounge Only $3'for a drink So what are you waiting for? BMinHI whisky for only $3? Unbelievable but true! We're charging $3 for every drink (except premium brands), served at e an^x lounge, from 4to 8 pm. This terrific offer celebration of Tai-Pan Ramada Hotel's magical transformation. :MTo top153 words
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Advertisement42 1985-07-10 7 THere Is No Other Place Like THe Rujw Court Of Raffles Hotel. HP Oil— Wine and dine by candlelight. Menu: Continental, Italian, Seafood or just come for a drink. For reservations, please call *****41. m- ■wi*vRx Hri® 'w BP ~rr W.' Jp.42 words
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Advertisement87 1985-07-10 8 SIN CHEW TRAVEL WE THINK OF YOU Our success over the years is due to the confidence our readers and business associates have in our reliable services and well planned holidays Call us at 13?*****77 1 <Gr yOUr trBVe< nee< S M InsuranceAß^^ Hotel Special-Interest Incentive Tours^ Airport Tours to87 words
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Advertisement124 1985-07-10 8 FuH garden lighting systems at Half-Price! E Individual Gardan Shadad Twr Lights Ami ol 4 lights' Malibu N Floodlight A tat Globat Usual *72/- Usual *490/ o> 0 light* Usual M9O/ Nowt2So/- Now:»2So/Add beauty and life to your garden at incredibly low cost with Malibu Lighting Systems (U S A124 words
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world
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PEOPLEWATCH
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Article83 1985-07-10 9 A QUICK LOOK AT THE NEWSMAKERS THE GRATEFUL Dead and their loyal fans, the Dead Heads, were praised on the editorial page of The Washington Post. The Dead played outside Washington last week and the Post said it brought out "more tie-dyed clothes than you've seen83 words
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Article, Illustration66 1985-07-10 9 MADONNA (right) says she does not care that Penthouse magazine is going to publish nude pictures of her. Madonna, recently engaged to actor Sean Penn, is in New York and will not speak directly to reporters. But her spokeswoman Liz Rosenberg, said: "She doesn't feel that she's done66 words
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Article76 1985-07-10 9 PRESIDENT RONALD Reagan's daughter Maureen criticised US Attorney General Edwin Meese 111 yesterday for withholding a U*****,000 (Sf 1.38 million) grant to a group that operates shelters for battered women because Conservatives have claimed the group promotes lesbianism. She said: "That's patently absurd., that's the76 words
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Article38 1985-07-10 9 WHEN CHINA'S premier Zhao Ziyang met US astronaut Taylor Wang yesterday, the premier told him: "You are the first Chinese descendant to have flown in space. You are the pride of the Chinese nation."38 words
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Article, Illustration198 1985-07-10 9 Reuter WASHINGTON, Wednesday U.S. BUDGET director David Stockman, who frequently ran foul of the White House for candid remarks criticising Administration policy and the military, resigned yesterday to take a job on Wall Street. The resignation, effective from August 1, was announced by the WhiteReuter - 198 words
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226 1985-07-10 9 Reuter UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday PRESENT day criminals begin their careers earlier than the previous generation, with an increasing number of 13- and 14-year-olds becoming delinquents, according to a US expert. Professor Marvin Wolfgang of the University of Pennsylvania said in aReuter - 226 words
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Article97 1985-07-10 9 AP LONDON, Wed SPEAKERS Corner in Hyde Park, Britain's citadel of soapbox oratory, is facing a threat to the free speech that has characterised it for a century. Some of the speakers who come here on Sundays to address the crowds claim theyAP - 97 words
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Advertisement94 1985-07-10 9 National takes the out of buying a car audio set. Now you can ir < see Dynasty Hotel x hear the superb sound reproduction in <! Fo,eco uJuty 5 r the actual car environment. no w At our demonstration, you can test systems till you're absolutely sure Plus windscreen sunshield94 words
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Article, Illustration499 1985-07-10 10 JILL HUM - Its strength is due to the weakening US dollar in Britain By JILL HUM FOR THE first time since December 1983, pound sterling traded briefly at $3.0019/42 to the Singapore dollar (U551.3480/90) yesterday morning before settling back around $2.9953/75 (U551.3450/60). This may augur sterling's499 words
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Article195 1985-07-10 10 JURONG CEMENT'S group pre-tax losses dropped to $1.75 million, almost a tenth of last Sear's $15.89 million for le year ended Mar 31. It was the same story for the after-tax profits, which dropped to $1.73 million from $10.49 million previously. Over the same period, group195 words
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475 1985-07-10 11 The Star ENGINEERING-BASED Innovest Bhd has emerged as the successful suitor for the Singapore operations of the popular fast-food chain Kentucky Pried Chicken. It is reliably learnt that Mr Loo Cheng Ghee has agreed to sell his controlling interests in E"" ly-listed KentuckyThe Star - 475 words
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230 1985-07-10 11 NMIfIKI DOW JONES CLOSE: 1,321.91 (-6.50) STOCK market prices slid lower in moderate trading yesterday as investors grew nervous over the prospect of companies reporting lower profits in coming weeks. IBM and General Motors declined among the bellwether issues, generating a downbeat mood230 words
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Article225 1985-07-10 11 DOLLAR GOLD THE AMERICAN dollar continued a broad decline yesterday, dropping to levels last seen in 1984. But it wound up above its lows of the day as some traders bought dollars late in the session to take profits from its earlier steep slide. Gold turned in a mixed performance,225 words
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Article, Illustration824 1985-07-10 11 CATHERINE ONG - By CATHERINE ONG HOLIDAY Inn Parkview wants 75 per cent occupancy in its first year of operation and its 36-year-old general manager Bernd Riegger, is confident of getting it despite intense competition and a sagging market. ™'m very, very aware of the situation, and824 words
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245 1985-07-10 11 Bernama A TOTAL of 12 stocks have been traded below their par value while another seven hovered at iust between 1 and 10 per cent above par. Amalgamated Properties and Industries Bhd (API) was traded at 67 Malaysian cents yesterday, down 33 centsBernama - 245 words
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Advertisement74 1985-07-10 10 JPI HI k First Prize :14 days China Tour $2999 Second Prize: 8 days Japan Tour $2150 Third Prize 8 days Taiwan/Hong Kong Tour $1799 Fourth Prize 7 days India Tour $1599 Fifth Prize 5 days Medan/Lake Toba Tour $499 Consolation Prizes 150 tour vouchers worth $100 each Lianhe Zaobao/Lianhe74 words
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Miscellaneous11 1985-07-10 10 PORTERFIELD BY JOE MARTIN vx WELL, PULLOEAM, \T'€> CfclLV VOU MCW11 words
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opinion/letters
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200 1985-07-10 12 I REGULARLY travel on Service 41 of the Singapore Bus Service from Marine Parade. Recently, when I was on the bus, there was a pregnant woman and an old woman standing next to me. There were also three girls sitting in front of200 words
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Article, Illustration815 1985-07-10 12 THIS is courtesy month. It's time again to take a look at the "bus hog", a Jteculiar being who inests our buses. Members of the species are there in the morning when you 30 to work and there again in the815 words
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81 1985-07-10 12 MAY I suggest that the vehicles of lift mechanicsbe fitted with a siren and strobe lights like those on ambulances and fire engines. Otherwise, a team of mechanics responding to emergency calls may arrive 20 minutes late. And old folk especially trapped in81 words
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174 1985-07-10 12 CONGRATULATIONS to the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation for the very pleasant production, "Glimpses of Peking and Shanghai". Considering that it was only an incidental product of a visiting mission and that there was no prior planning in terms of personnel and equipment, it scored significant174 words
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494 1985-07-10 13 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR HUB THIS is the second time in the past few years that Malaysia has decided to relax its guidelines on foreign ownership of equity. The first was when Kuala Lumpur announced that those companies which exported 100 per cent of their products494 words
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112 1985-07-10 13 COULD the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) please change the way it is televising the weekly Indian movies? At present, Indian movie fans are treated to a Tamil show in one week and a Hindustani show in the following week. But instead of screening the112 words
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Article, Illustration74 1985-07-10 13 LETTERS on any subject of public interest wM be accepted tor publication They shoukJ be typed and must be signed. They must also include the writer's name and address even if the writer decides to use a pseudonym m print. A contact telephone number would be useful. We74 words
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Article, Illustration108 1985-07-10 13 DERRICK TAN - L REPLY DERRICK TAN Public Relations Officer Telecoms WE REFER to the letter in Press, "A mailbox too far" by Derrick Poh (SM, July 1). With regard to the writer's request for a posting box near his home, we would appreciate it if108 words
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Article61 1985-07-10 13 FOR the last few months the houses between Lorong Chuan and Cardiff Grove have been plagued by mosquitoes after dark. Residents have been badly bitten and denied sleep at night. There must be some mosquito breeding grounds in this area. Will the Ministry of the Environment kindly locate61 words
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175 1985-07-10 13 RECENTLY I was stopped by a Registry of Vehicles enforcement officer and booked for speeding. I asked to see the speed gun in order to ascertain the speed I was travelling at. I made this request after I suspected there was a mix-up175 words
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82 1985-07-10 13 I REFER to the recent report of a death associated with drug allergy in our hospital and the reply by Dr Chew Chin Hin, the Director of Medical Services (The Straits Times, June 21). As a concerned citizen, I am writing to ask what facilities82 words
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Advertisement108 1985-07-10 12 pain Brillo comes jo your rescue for^those W "wonder soap pads. You can be sure that Y your pots are shining clean with Brillo. Tackle greasy scorched pans. Messy ovenware too. Nothing works 1 better than Brillo. B rillos pink cleaning powder shifts baked-on food from cooker tops... and inside108 words
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Miscellaneous815 1985-07-10 14 lelsfre/tv 141 2.30 SBCTEXT Live Semple Pagea. 6.50 Dreama What Dreams Are Made Of ,2, 3.00 Opening and Programma Highlights (Dabut). I foNowad by Bloaaoma in tha Sun (C) See Highlights. (English subtitles). 7.20 Newswatch (E). Yu Lian's father is depressed when he 7.30 News (M). Wml finds out that815 words
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Article, Illustration391 1985-07-10 15 Series V A Reflection in Terror (Malay subtitles) (Ch 5, 9.15 pm) THE parent of this series, a shorter mini-series shown earlier, provides an excellent example of what makes an action sci-fi series throb, particularly when compared with its plodding follow-up. The ingredients are the391 words
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Article, Illustration178 1985-07-10 15 i— Highlights Dreamt What Dreams Are Made Of (Debut) (Ch 5,6.50 pm) THIS new musical drama series follows the careers of five young Philadelphians as they realise their dreams of rock 'n'roll stardom. You could say it's Fame on the road but played for laughs. The five youngsters178 words
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Article42 1985-07-10 15 1985 NCAA Basketball Championship (Final) (Last episode) (Ch 5,10.30 pm) THIS week's NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) Basketball Championship features the final game between Villanova Wildcats and Georgetown Hoyas. Next week: THE MISL (Major Indoor Soccer League) All-Star Soccer Game.42 words
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Article88 1985-07-10 15 Applause The Song Writers: An Evening with Charles Strouse (Ch 12, 8.55 pm) TONIGHT'S music man is Charles Strouse, the composer who wrote Bye Bye Birdie, an old Broadway hit which shot him to fame. More familiar to local viewers is his Broadway sensation, Annie. In this programme,88 words
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Article153 1985-07-10 15 Lome Greene's New Wilderness The Scariest Place on Earth (Ch 5,4.20 pm) THIS episode brings us deep into the Colombian rainforest, along tne Putamayo river. The sun never shines on the forest floor and the mammals compete with the reptiles for survival in perpetual gloom. There is the153 words
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Article116 1985-07-10 15 Civilisation The Skin of Our Teeth (r) (Chinese subtitles) (Ch 12, 8 pm) THIS 13-part series returns for another rerun after it was first telecast more than a decade ago. An art historian's incisive view of the story of Western civilisation, it remains timeless and is a must116 words
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Article, Illustration624 1985-07-10 16 But she has yet to fulfil Polygram deal POLYGRAM has just bid farewell to Tracy Huang, and it looks like it may do the same to another of its biggest money makers Teresa Teng Teresa is one of the "original" singers, joining the company wt\en it624 words
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Article, Illustration420 1985-07-10 16 WHEN Bella Lewitzky was asked by reporters what she had told the House Un-American Activities Committee during the Joe McCarthy witch-hunts of the early Fifties, she replied: "I said I was a dancer, not a singer That she has been, from the age of seven,420 words
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Miscellaneous834 1985-07-10 15 Noon News-in-Brief followed by Programme Summary 12.05 Your Lunchdate 1.00 News 1.10 Your Lunchdate (Cont'd) 1.30 Mid-day Market Report 1.35 Your Lunchdate (Cont'd) 2.00 News-in-Brief 2.05 On the House 3.00 News-in-Brief 3.05 On the House (Cont'd) 4.00 News-in-Brief 4.05 On the House (Cont'd) 4.30 Musical Treats 5.00 News-in-Brief 5.05 Music834 words
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Miscellaneous1377 1985-07-10 17 ert Preston learns the meaning after rea- jg Borneo FUem Organisation Synopsis: Because of his skill a Using that peace not within the *1 video game, a small-town teenager temple but in the wide, open nuiT /i u •> ik io« is recruited to help the inhabitants of country. Shedding1,377 words
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Miscellaneous254 1985-07-10 18 DIARY- A guide to what's happening Concerts THE PHOENIX BOYS CHOIR THE Phoenix Boys Choir will perform at the Victoria Concert Hall today at 8 pm. Aged between nine and 14, the singers will perform works by John Rutter, Johann Michael Haydn, Guillaume Dufay, Leonard Bernstein, Ernst Toch, Jacques Offenbach,254 words
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Miscellaneous525 1985-07-10 18 Films British GANDHI be screened at GoetheAuditorium, Shopping Centre, today at 7 pm. Probably the bestknown movie in the film *w f V week, it won eight f M Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Actor. The 1982 film, directed by Richard Attenbor- I»eSMWL ough, stars Ben Kings- X <525 words
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Miscellaneous768 1985-07-10 19 leisure FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook irEkW" A ittws, M»sr iuam& manam V'uhm' faotwck "V »»r. 8<».„ <* "X VCPXKMIV... THAT IS, THIY 73M<f U«P$ IS M*U 1 AittADV M#MT 1 J fiW* "ft* Tof AM>f*4*lHeM HO*tfO|fC*L J HoßtfotfTAL I DOWN! "TfciV MfVCft 6oMMtft)iCAf£ V MAKA66MENT' 7 MAHAfrCMiHT/ 1 £5 f"S768 words
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property
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538 1985-07-10 20 LINDA CHAN - Reports by LINDA CHAN A BIG market exists for timeshare purchases in the corporate sector, participants at a recent real estate convention in Kuala Lumpur were told. Timeshare "holiday bonuses" are a cost-effec-tive and valuable way that a company can reward its sales people,538 words
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Article108 1985-07-10 20 THE ONE-PG timesharing resort in Penang is on the open market for sale in Singapore. The beach resort fronting the northern coast of Penane consists of fullyfurnished three-bedroom apartments (1,815 sq ft) and four-bedroom maisonettes (2,530 sq ft). Prices start at M 56,900 for a three-bedroom108 words
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THE BUYER'S GUIDE
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Article32 1985-07-10 20 VACATION timesharing is the purchase of vacation accommodation whereby the buyer receives the right to exclusive use of the accommodation for a specific period for a stated number of years.32 words
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Article70 1985-07-10 20 TIMESHARING resorts are so sophisti rated these days that most of them are linked to international vacation exchange networks like Resort Condominiums International (RCI) or Interval International (II). This allows a buyer to exchange his time at a resort with a similar length of time at another resort70 words
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Article50 1985-07-10 20 MOST resorts charge a flat one-time fee for a period of time. The market rates for resorts in Malaysia range from $4,900 to $14,500 for a period from five to 50 years. On top of this, you pay an annual maintenance fee of about $200 for one week's use.50 words
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Article36 1985-07-10 20 MOST resorts are sold on one- or twoweek use, either on fixed dates or on a floating time basis so that you can, to a certain extent, vary the timing of your vacation.36 words
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Article53 1985-07-10 20 TIMESHARE proponents say it's a hedge against inflation becasue it allows you to pay for your future vacation accommodation at today's prices. Studies have shown that timeshare owners spent more on food, entertainment, etc, than an ordinary tourist because their purchasing power is heightened by not having to pay53 words
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Article169 1985-07-10 20 RESORTS offer different forms of ownership to buyers, but briefly: Fee Timesharing The buyer receives all of the rights inherent in the ownership of real property such as the right to sell, lease or bequeath the interest. Noa-fee Timesharing: This does not convey a legal title in the property.169 words
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Advertisement93 1985-07-10 20 Buying a home? Take advantage of OUB's Housing Loan Scheme Mandarin Gardens OUB's Housing Loan Scheme offers: Easy loan repayments with CPF contributions Longer repayment period of up to 25 years Loan with Overdraft facility Competitive interest rates Currently: Up to 10 years 9%% p.a. 11 to 20 years 9V£%93 words
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Advertisement142 1985-07-10 20 SALE TODAY 1) No. 28-H Lorong Marzuki 2) No. 40 Crowhurst Drive 3) No. 8 Hon'g San Walk 4) No. 4 Jalan Sentosa 5) 56 Faber Avenue 6) Block 86 Jalan Daud #03-90 7) No. 9-C Chiku Road 8) Unit 06-09 Jade Tower, Bayshore Park 9) No. 36-0 Mar Thoma142 words
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Advertisement279 1985-07-10 20 Exclusive A Luxurious Apartments specially designed far you... Ideally located at If'Jr Meyer Place/Katong aA a Only 15 Units |m comprising of m 3 flats and MfcanJ 12 maisonette JMrf Lsl MR Very spacious S9 3A apartments Kfl from 2,068 sq.ft. to 3,584 sq.ft. P^NB Swimming children's wading Squash Court279 words
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111 1985-07-10 22 Reuter CORK (Ireland), Wed TOP AMERICAN runner Mary Decker-Slaney opened a two-month EuroKean tour with a win over 00 metres at the Cork City international meeting last night Slaney came withrn eight-hundredths of a second of equalling her own US recordReuter - 111 words
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Article, Illustration451 1985-07-10 22 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN SILHOUETTED against the sky, James Wong looked like a giant. A noisy giant. As the discus flew out of his right hand, a tremendous roar echoed around the National Stadium. The sound came from James, as he threw the discus toPICTURE: CHRISTINE CHEW - 451 words
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Article105 1985-07-10 22 HSU CHIEN TEH - By HSU CHIEN TEH IRVING NG one of our youngest swimming sensations, shattered three national records yesterday in the 16th National Age Group Swimming Championship 1985 at Amber Road. He now holds the national record for the 200 m freestyle, 100 m breaststroke and the 200 m backstroke.105 words
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Article338 1985-07-10 22 Boy*: Groap 1 200 m free 1 Terry Koh 2 Ray Lee 3 Chia Heok Meng 2:15.25; 100 m breast: 1 Colin Tan 2 Terry Koh 3 Ricky Tan 1:15.92; 200 m back: David Tay 2 Ricky Tan 3 Ng Chin Han 2:38 27. Groap 2 200338 words
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Article, Illustration305 1985-07-10 22 B KULA - WITH B KULA AEROBICS, anyone? If aerobics is your game, then Victoria Junior College may just be the scnool you are looking for. VJC, which came into existence last year, is big into exercise to music for a few months each year. The school's Physical Education department305 words
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Article55 1985-07-10 23 SPORTS IN SHORT Reuter OLYMPIC champion Sebastian Coe has withdrawn from the English Amateur Athletic Association Championships in London this weekend Coe, due to run over 1,500 metres, has not recovered from a virus infection which affected him after his last race in BirminghamReuter - 55 words
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Article, Illustration43 1985-07-10 23 Reuter TOTTENHAM must pay Newcastle £590,000 (511.77 million) for Ensland winger Chris Waddle (above), a football league tribunal in London ruled vesterdav. Newcastle wanted around £750,000 for him while the London club had originally offered £500,000. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article68 1985-07-10 23 AP US TENNIS ace Vitas Gerulaitis and Frenchman Henri Leconte, seeded fourth and fifth, were surErise casualties yesterday i the first round of the Swiss Open tournament in Gstaad, Switzerland. Andreas Maurer of West Germany, winning 6-1, 64, never left Gerulaitis a chance, while Poland's WojtekAP - 68 words
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Article, Illustration375 1985-07-10 23 HO KWANG HOCK - By HO KWANG HOCK EX-INTERNATIONAL goalkeeper Lim Chiew Peng of Toa Payoh and Robert Ng, team manager of Fairer Park United, were both furious with th 6 decision of the Football Association of Singapore disciplinary committee last night. Chiew Peng and Ng were slapped with375 words
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Article, Illustration266 1985-07-10 23 ERNEST FRIDA - 1985 PUTRA CUP Kuala Lumpur Ir. ERNEST FRIDA in KUALA LUMPUR FOUR Singaporean golfers were at home in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. It may be a contradiction, but it's a pleasant state of affairs because for the next fqur days, the Royal Selangor Golf Club266 words
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Article281 1985-07-10 23 ALFONSO CHAN - Comment by ALFONSO CHAN THEY USED to want to ban the bomb. Then it was burn the bra. In the Eighties, it is ban the boys. The Heysel Horror has got English clubs banned internationally, and football fanatics in Singapore are now discovering that method will281 words
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Advertisement167 1985-07-10 22 SHOPS FOR LEASE PORT Of I SHOPS FOR LEASE I AT THE PSA BUILDING This 42-storey Building, located at the junction of Alexandra and Pasir Panjang Roads will be th 6 new corporate headquarters of the Port of Singapore Authority and many other major corporations Designed to include a 4-storey167 words
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Article, Illustration290 1985-07-10 24 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM S SIVALINGAM is a victim of football violence. He now has a eobia about getting ck on the field or facing another football tackle. Six stitches and a sixty-minute ordeal under a surgeon's scalpel at the Singapore General Hospital yesterday was the pricePICTURE: CHRISTINE CHEW - 290 words
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100 1985-07-10 24 SPORTS EDITOR'S NOTE; We chose to carry this story, not to publicise a man's misfortune, but as testimony to the pain that can result from playing the man instead of the game. Enthusiasm for football is fine. But it is wrong that100 words
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Article, Illustration239 1985-07-10 24 Agencies LONDON, Wed BORIS BECKER, who became the youngest Wimbledon men's chamGion yesterday, played trough the two-week tournament unaware that his grandfather had died, British Press reports said yesterday. Becker's parents, who watched the final, kept the news secret from tne 17-year-old tennisAgencies - 239 words
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