Singapore Monitor, 10 July 1985, Afternoon Edition
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Title Section16 1985-07-10 1 THE SINGAPORE MONITOR V C < p No 51 585 Wednesday. July 10, 1985 EVENING EDITION 30cents16 words
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226 1985-07-10 1 Lianhe Wanbao JOHOH MRU, Wednesday JOHOR GANGSTERS who threaten Singaporean tourists with extortion or robberies do not always get away with it. One man who attempted to extort money from a Singaporean in broad daylight at the train station here was arrested onLianhe Wanbao - 226 words
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Article, Illustration287 1985-07-10 1 Current look The ultra-short Shavetail' AP WASHINGTON, Wtdnesday KEEP your hair, long, soldier and that's an order. This unusual directive has gone out to Marine guards at all US embassies around the world. Reason? To make the close-cropped Marines less prominent and hence, less susceptibleAP - 287 words
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Article108 1985-07-10 1 UPI MUNICH, Wednesday THE DREAM man of West German women is sporty, bronzed and blue-eyed, short-haired with curls and mid-blond, slim but muscular, clean-shav-en and 184 cm (6 ft 1 ins) tall, a weekly magazine here reported yesterday. Bunte Magazine said a "representative sample"UPI - 108 words
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Article738 1985-07-10 1 ROBERT CONCEICAO - ■y ROBERT CONCEICAO SPECTATOR PARTICIPATION that's what the organisers of this year's National Day parade are striving for to make the centrepiece of this year's celebrations different from parades in the past. The organisers hope that Singaporeans will not only cheer and clap during the738 words
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198 1985-07-10 2 CALVIN TAN - By CALVIN TAN TWO SEPARATE traffic accidents yesterday killed one pedestrian and seriously injured another. In the first accident, which took place about 10 am yesterday, an SBS service 137 bus was travelling along Lorong 6 towards Lorong 1 Toa198 words
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199 1985-07-10 2 THE GEYLANG Methodist Girls' School is still short of the $2.8 million it needs to meet its share of $4.1 million required for its building. The total cost of the building is $21 million. The school was re-sited last year199 words
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Article, Illustration80 1985-07-10 2 ITS BACK to the drawing board. Lost among the many comics and magazines, this sign just doesn't seem to be working. Or perhaps customers just prefer to ignore it. These two boys were too busy doing precisely what the sign asks them not to. Put up byPicture by CHEW YEN FOOK - 80 words
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93 1985-07-10 2 JOHOR, which is presently drawing 135 million litres of water daily from Singapore under a special arrangement with the Refublic, can draw up to 66.5 million litres if the need arises. Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Abdul Ajib Ahmad said today that under the93 words
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Article342 1985-07-10 3 Oven suppliers appointed as PUB agents will be able to apply on consumers' behalf Lianhe Zaobao BUYERS of gas appliances will be able to apply for piped fas through certain gas oven suppliers from next month The Public Utilities Board (PUB) is making amnaim—toLianhe Zaobao - 342 words
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233 1985-07-10 3 IRENE TOH - By IRENE TOH A SYSTEM operator invaded the privacy of a woman from Toa Payoh when he took a photograph of her in a toilet cubicle, a district court heard today. The 26-year-old woman was in a ladies' toilet in Inchcape233 words
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241 1985-07-10 3 JOSEPH LEE - 9y JOSEPH LEE TELECOMS is now the sole publication of Singapore's telephone directories, including the Yellow Pages. It has paid off its previous American partner in the venture, General Telephone Directory Corporation, with an undisclosed sum. The amount is believed to be in241 words
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Article, Illustration367 1985-07-10 4 PAT D'ROSE - By PAT D'ROSE WEE AIK THIAN'S wedding, due to take place later this year, will have to be postponed. He will probably have to go iob-hunting again now that his employment has been cut short by a near fatal accident, just threePICTURE: SHARE GOH - 367 words
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149 1985-07-10 4 EE BOON LEE - 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 fines would be a real deterrent,"149 words
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Article86 1985-07-10 4 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, a pupil of Bedok Primary School, had iust woken after nearly86 words
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Article, Illustration94 1985-07-10 4 A QUICK GLANCE AT HOME NEWS 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 (picture above). Looking good while94 words
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Article64 1985-07-10 4 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, Chinatown Station,64 words
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Article68 1985-07-10 4 THREE DUTY-FREE shops aiming to sell last-minute farewell gifts to well-wishers at Changi Airport have found business slow. The shops, set up in the check-in hall, allow dutv-free goods to be selected and paid for, then collected in the departure lounge. The shops opened on68 words
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Article, Illustration73 1985-07-10 4 BY ALL accounts, it was a strange robbery. At the request of the victim, Mrs de Souza, (picture above) the robber returned a pendant of the Virgin Mary which she has had for more than 20 years. He was probably a first-timer. Trembling in his shoes, the73 words
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Article58 1985-07-10 4 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 Chinese public to speak Mandarin. The58 words
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Article, Illustration258 1985-07-10 6 AP BEIJING, Wednesday CHINA said last month it will arm 4,000 more troops of the non-com-munist factions in the Cambodian resistance, coalition leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk said yesterday. Prince Sihanouk said he was in Pyongyang, North Korea, at the time, but his coalitionAP - 258 words
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Article, Illustration233 1985-07-10 6 AP BEUINQ, Wednesday POL POT, shadowy leader of the communist Khmer Rouge guerillas in Cambodia, visited Beijing this year for a medical checkup and to negotiate military aid, Cambodian resistance leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk said yesterday. Pol Pot is now in the CardamonAP - 233 words
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234 1985-07-10 6 Reuter SHANGHAI, Wednesday THE MINI SKIRT has hit China. Along Nanking Road, the main shopping street in trend-setting Shanghai, young girls are now wearing hems ranging from a conservative midi-length to a full 18 cm above the knee. After decades of revolutionary puritanism,Reuter - 234 words
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Article68 1985-07-10 6 AP KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday FIJI would like to establish a link with the Association of South-east Asian Nations (Asean), Fijian Deputy Prime Minister David Toganivalu said. <f Fiji is not seeking membership in Asean," Mr Toganivalu said, noting however that Papua New Guinea has observerAP - 68 words
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155 1985-07-10 6 AP WASHINGTON, Wed THE UNITED States said vesterday that it would seriously consider sending a permanent delegation to Vietnam to work with officials there on resolving the fate of missing Americans if Hanoi has "a sincere desire to move forward much moreAP - 155 words
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Article, Illustration258 1985-07-10 7 Reuter JOHANNESBURG, Wednesday SOME of the worst violence to hit troubled South Africa in recent months left at least seven Blacks dead from police gunfire at a township east of Johannesburg in the country's vital gold-producing region. Reporters at the scene ofReuter; PICTURES: REUTER - 258 words
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57 1985-07-10 7 Reuter TEL AVIV, Wed TWO CARS driven by suicide bombers exploded at the entrance to Israel's security zone in South Lebanon yesterday, killing 17 people and the vehicles' two drivers. Fifteen of the victims were Lebanese civilians and two were soldiers from theReuter - 57 words
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Article69 1985-07-10 7 AP PARIS, Wed CULTURE Minister Jack Lang, saying French cuisine is a national heritage, has decided to treat French gastronomy as an art. He and Agriculture Minister Henri Nallet have announced the creation of a National Centre for Culinary Arts, known as CNAC, to promoteAP - 69 words
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302 1985-07-10 7 AP WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE US Secret Service has broken up a counterfeiting ring in Asia that produced the highest quality fake US$lOO bills ever seized in the agency's 120-year history, US officials said yesterday. The agency said four men were now awaitingAP - 302 words
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112 1985-07-10 7 Reuter LONDON, Wedneeday THE LONDON-BASED Lloyd's insurance market, yesterday expelled four of its members after a disciplinary committee found them guilty of dishonest conspiracy. The committee also found two of the four guilty of misappropriation of funds and falsification of accounts. Three of theReuter - 112 words
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Article, Illustration106 1985-07-10 8 Reuter SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday CALIFORNIA officials ordered grocers on Monday to destroy all of the thousands of watermelons in their possession and instituted an inspection programme to keep pesticide-taint-ed melons off the market. The action followed reports that 149 people in California had become ill afterReuter; PICTURE: REUTER - 106 words
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481 1985-07-10 8 LAT WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE FEDERAL government has "lost control" of prescription drug sales and may no longer be able to assure their safety. This is because pharmaceuticals are being distributed at discount prices through a submarket that thrives in California, according to aLAT - 481 words
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356 1985-07-10 8 UPI WASHINGTON, Wed SOVIET officials apparently have launched a trial balloon in the arms talks with the United States, floating the idea that the Kremlin might now be willing to accept some "Star Wars" anti-missile research. Spokesmen for the State DepartmentUPI - 356 words
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Article50 1985-07-10 8 Reuter MADRID, Wad THIEVES hit a Madrid supermarket twice in less than five minutes yesterday, police said. Two armed men took 10,000 pesetas (Ssl32) from the cash box. When told the store had just been robbed, they took jewels from a woman customer instead. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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154 1985-07-10 8 AP SAN ANDREAS (California), Wednesday TWO DECOMPOSING bodies were unearthed from a newly discovered gravesite near a cabin used by survivalist Leonard Lake and companion Charles Ng, bringing to at least 11 the number of victims buried in the area, investigators said yesterday.AP - 154 words
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64 1985-07-10 8 Reuter PARIS, Wed PARIS will soon have a new fleet of custom-built taxis sporting the city's red ana blue colours. The state-controlled Matra Company said it had signed a contract with Renault to market a cab based on the car manufacturer's newReuter - 64 words
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Article84 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 pase 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 seen84 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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Article75 1985-07-10 9 PRESIDENT RONALD Reagan's daughter Maureen criticised US Attorney General Edwin Meese 111 yesterday for withholding a USs<2s,ooo (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 the same75 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 tbevAP - 97 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 FOE 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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Article196 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 tie year ended Mar 31. It was the same story for the after-tax profits, which dropped to $1.73 million from $10.49 million previously. Over the same period, group196 words
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Article238 1985-07-10 11 SELECTED STOCKS AT MIDDAY MARKET TONE! SLIGHTLY HIGHER Boustead 1.46/1.48 Cold Storage 138/145 F&N4.M/S.OO Genting 5.50/5.55 GDI 1.13/1.84 Haw Par 104/2.05 Keck Seng 1 95/1 97 ESSO 161/2.63 Ipchcape 136/130 Keppel 134/1.35 Magnum 3.36/130 MCsmsnt 1.138 M.T.C. 3.80 B Pan Elect 118/119 Perils 114/3.18 Roths (M) 130/133 Metro 168/170238 words
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Article118 1985-07-10 11 DOW JONES CLOSE: 1,321.91 (-6.50) Reuter STOCK market prices slid lower in moderate trading yesterday as investors grew nervous over the prospect of companies reporting lower profits in coming weeks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 6.50 to 1,321.91 while the New York Stock Exchange Index slid byReuter - 118 words
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Article125 1985-07-10 11 DOLLAR GOLD Reuter THE US dollar ruled narrowly mixed against most major currencies compared with New York levels in quiet early trading. The US unit eased to an early 244.30/40 yen from New York's 244.40/50 close and to 2.9635/45 marks from 2.9645/60 marks in the US. Sterling softened to anReuter - 125 words
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Article89 1985-07-10 11 Your 8$ to on* unit of foreign currency Soiling Buying TT/DO TT DO US| 2.2230 2.2130 2.2050 sterling 3.0305 3.0144 3.0044 Australian 1.5315 1.5115 1.4085 Canadian! ***** 1 6288 1.6186 New Zealand! 1.0669 1.0468 1.0368 CURRENCY NOTES SS to 1 unit US! 2.22 2.20 NZ! 1.08 1.00 sterling 3.0489 words
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Article303 1985-07-10 11 BARGAIN hunting by private investors and major funds institutions pushed stock prices up a bid higher at noon. The market opened steady and remained steady throughout the better part of the morning. Much of the activity was concentrated on blue chips. OCBC was the top303 words
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Article19 1985-07-10 11 Reuter OUB Composite Share Price In- dex close: 369.41 (+0.09) OUB Singapore Dollar Trade-weighted Index close: 131.3832 (-0.0667)Reuter - 19 words
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Article, Illustration826 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, and826 words
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246 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 - 246 words
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Miscellaneous12 1985-07-10 10 PORTERFIELD BY JOE MARTIN IfL nam VMeU., rjll&M, rr£ <MM VOO ncw12 words
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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, Illustration814 1985-07-10 12 THIS is courtesy month. It's time again to take a look at the "bus hog", a peculiar being who infests our buses. Members of the species are there in the morning when you go to work and there again in the814 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 Snanghai". 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 MtiNnoRHfIHSSH THIS is the second time in the past few J rears that Malaysia has decided to relax ts 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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111 1985-07-10 13 COULD the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) please cnange 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 the111 words
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Article, Illustration74 1985-07-10 13 LETTERS on any subject ol pubkc interest win be accepted for publication. They should 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 in print. A contact telephone number would be useful. We74 words
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81 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 facilities81 words
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Article, Illustration110 1985-07-10 13 DERRICK TAN - REPLY j& i ?<• e 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 would110 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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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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Miscellaneous813 1985-07-10 14 2.30 BBCTEXT-LiveSamplePaaaa. 6.50 Oteema What OraamaAm Made Ot 9.00 Opening and Programme Highlights (Debut). > I BlossomsinlhaSun(C) SaeHighghta. v flndso* SSTh? Sayang Nenek-ku ISL»M •mm "V- S^f" 9 11 A ThaßtehardSimmonsShow. ties). Soma tipe on how to relieve fatigue A 70-year-old woman, Nanek Su. ar- 1 1 w^r are given.813 words
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Article, Illustration390 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 the390 words
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Article, Illustration178 1985-07-10 15 -Highlights Dreams 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 Sona 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 Sceriest Piece on Earth (Ch 5,4.20 pm) THIS episode brings us deep into the Colombian rainforest, along the 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, Illustration625 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 when it625 words
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Article, Illustration418 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,418 words
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Miscellaneous829 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 5.05829 words
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Advertisement133 1985-07-10 18 LIDO: LAST DAYS! LAST DAYS! ADMISSION PRICES $3.00 ft $4.00 NO FREE LIST (*****14) S SHOWS at 11am, 1.30,4.00, 6.45, 9.15 THE FIRST A ONLV 007 FILM TO KTTOm A MILLION DOLLARS! Has JAMES BOND finally mil his matcti? Ny*\ MM MI w Hki nll Mll jj^B ROGER MOORE 2A133 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 sincere will perform works by John Hutter, Johann Michael Haydn, Guillaume Dufay, Leonard Bernstein, Ernst Toch, Jacques Offenbach,254 words
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Miscellaneous523 1985-07-10 18 Films BRITISH GANDHI be screened at the GoetheAuditorium, Shopping Centre, today at 7 pm. Probably the bestknown movie in the film w week, it won eight Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Actor. The 1982 film, directed c by Richard Attenbor- Kj^MMLA ough, stars Ben Kings- f ley, Rohini Hattangada523 words
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Miscellaneous718 1985-07-10 19 Ipisure the SINGAPORE monitor 1 WEDNEBOAY, JULY 10,1085 I V 1 FASTRACK By Bill Holbrook pMftHWjiS, MMf ettcoMts MANMf VWHAT FA9RMK V »»T, #<•.. <* 7" Cycle high for money, per- September 23 to October 22 n MMjSI f T) I sonal possessions, confidence, Emphasis on financial re- IflKiß'mifcL I718 words
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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 Penang consists of fullyfurnisned 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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Article32 1985-07-10 20 VACATION timesharing is the purchase of vacation accommodation whereby the buyer receives the right to exclusive use of tne accommodation for a specific period for a stated number of years.32 words
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Article69 1985-07-10 20 TIMESHARING resorts are so sophisticated 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 resort listed69 words
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Article51 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 $14,5 M for a period from five to 50 years. On top of this, you pay an annual maintenance fee of about $200 for one week's51 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 l>y 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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Advertisement95 1985-07-10 20 Buying a home? Take advantage of OUB's Housing Loan Scheme tBI 1 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 2095 words
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Advertisement145 1985-07-10 20 SALE TODAY 1) No. 28-H Lorong Marzuki 2) No. 40 Crowhurst Drive 3) No. 8 Hong 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-D Mar Thoma145 words
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Advertisement295 1985-07-10 21 Accommodation v c t DISTRICT 9, J ALAN Jintan, behind Lucky Plaza, Inside CBD. Beautifully renovated. Fully furnished. 1800 sq.ft. 3+l air-con bedroom, modem kitchen, high floor, $1,600 0.n.0. Ring owner: 733 6885 (afternoon) 542 0192 (morning/ evening). NEWLY RENOVATED HOUSE for Immediate rental at: 16. Crowhurst Drive, Serangoon Garden.295 words
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110 1985-07-10 22 Reuter CORK (Ireland), Wed TOP AMERICAN runner Mary Decker-Slaney opened a two-month European tour with a win over 800 metres at the Cork City international meeting last night. Slaney came within eight-hundredths of a second of equalling her own US recordReuter - 110 words
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Article, Illustration453 1985-07-10 22 ALFONSO CHAN - By ALFONSO CHAN SILHOUETTED against the sky, Jame* Wong looked like a giant A noisy giant At the discus flew out of his right hand, a tremendous roar echoed around the National Stadium. The sound came from James, as be threw the discus toPICTURE CHRISTINE CHEW - 453 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 backstroke105 words
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Article333 1985-07-10 22 Boys: Graip 1 200 m free: 1 Terry Koh 2 Ray Lm 3 Chta 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 200333 words
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Article, Illustration303 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 department303 words
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124 1985-07-10 23 SYDNEY, Wed ONE OP Australia's top soccer clubs has been banned from playing at its home ground and fined AK.600 (§*9,900) following a riot last Sunday that forced the abandonment of a First Division match, national soccer league officials said today. Sydney Olympic124 words
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Article, Illustration408 1985-07-10 23 Waning influence takes turn for worse following Brussels soccer tragedy AP LONDON, Wednesday AUTHORITIES promoting Britain overseas said yesterday they are making efforts to repair the damage to the country's reputation done by the Brussels soccer riot involving English fans. Sir John Burgh, director-general ofAP - 408 words
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159 1985-07-10 23 K SILVAM - By K SILVAM FAUDZIAH Mohd Ali's nine-year-old 80-metres hurdles record, the subject of some doubt among pundits, was equalled when another C Division schoolgirl returned the same time in the heats of the National Schools Track and Field Meet at the National Stadium yesterday.159 words
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Article149 1985-07-10 23 Reuter CHELMSFORD (England), Wed THE FOUR-DAY match between the Australian cricketers and Essex ended in a draw yesterday. The scores: Australia 279 and 333, Essex 409 and 169 for eight. Meanwhile, Australia, troubled by batsmen out of form, and England, anxious to sharpenReuter - 149 words
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Advertisement69 1985-07-10 22 HEALTH CLUBS J pli A rA i*r f ChKjp% BjJW^fimah |JBf|J Mtsage Parlour I 1 Jalan Anak Bukit#Bll2to#Bll4, Opposite Medical Centre. Bu kit Timah 2158 I Tel: *****61 *****62 Business hours: 10—w lo 10:30pm daiv ggm People's Park Complex #06-01/2 (on top floor of car-park) (or take the lift beside69 words
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Advertisement168 1985-07-10 22 SHOPS FOR LEASE 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 the new corporate headquarters of the Port of Singapore Authority and many other major corporations Designed to include a 4-storey podium block to168 words
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Advertisement190 1985-07-10 23 APPOINTMENT A leading foreign Club invites applicants for the following executive positions: 1. EXECUTIVE CNEP Age 35 end ebove. Proleilioflely oueMfied (diplofne hoWef) minimum S yeert experience In similer posfuon. WHimg 10 worn vong ana Irregular hours. Candidates should possess integrity and a high degree of initiative, knowledge in training190 words
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Article, Illustration136 1985-07-10 24 MEN'S SINGLES 1. JENS-PETER Nlerhoff (Denmark) 2. Steve Baddeley (England) 3. Michael Kjekjsen (Denmark) 4. Torben Cartsen (Denmark) 5. lb Frederick sen (Denmark) 6. Misbun Sidek (Malaysia) 6. Nick Yates (England) 8. Hendri Suputra (Indonesia). MEN'S DOUBLES 1. MARK Christiansen/Michael Kjekjsen (Denmark) 2. Steen Fladberg/ Jesper HeUedie (Denmark) 3.136 words
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Article428 1985-07-10 24 MALAYSIAN OPEN KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday CHINA have withdrawn from next week's Malaysian Badminton Open because of problems over entry visas for its players, a Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) official said today. The official told Reuter 'that China had notified the association that they were428 words
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99 1985-07-10 24 JAKARTA, Wednesday REIGNING world champion Han Jian of China is seeded first and Danish player Jens-Peter Nieroff is seeded second in the men's singles of the Indonesia Open which will be on from July 24-28. Former world champion Icuk Sugiarto is seeded third99 words
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225 1985-07-10 24 Hagler and Hearns enter same ring but won't fight each other AP LAS VEGAS, Wednesday MARVELLOUS Marvin Hagler and Thomas Hearns are scheduled to return to Caesars Palace on Nov 14 but they will not be facing each other in the ring. Hagler will be putting his three middleweight titlesAP - 225 words
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