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Title Section13 1982-01-31 1 The Sunday Times No. 2383 JANUARY 31, 1982 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 98/1/8213 words
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240 1982-01-31 1 form Cambodia coalition' call by Beijing BEIJING, Sat THE Chinese Government urged the Khmer Rouge and two non-communist forces in Cambodia today to form a coalition government to fight the Vietnamese as soon as possible. A Foreign Ministry spokesman read the following statement in response to a reporter's questions aboutAFP - 240 words
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Article40 1982-01-31 1 NEW DELHI, Sat. Two people were buried alive in an avalanche that struck areas near the hill station of Manali, about 400 km from here, in the northern Himachal Pradesh state on Wednesday, it was reported today. AFP.AFP - 40 words
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Article839 1982-01-31 1 Dr Tay sets poser for hotels SINGAPORE hoteliers were yesterday given some food for thought when they were asked questions like: Do we need to maintain such high standards? Do most tourists expect and make use of the very high standards of strvice? In839 words
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Article, Illustration93 1982-01-31 1 ALONG the waters of the Snngel Sembawang, the search gaes on for fear drag addicts among It inmates of the Sembawang Drug Centre who escaped on Friday afternoon. The •then were arrested hours after their escape. The river Is about six kilometres from the centre In93 words
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Article77 1982-01-31 1 MOSCOW, Sat. The Soviet Union has marked the centenary of the birth of Mr Franklin Roosevelt with unusually warm praise which compares him favourably with the present occupant of the White House. The Journal of the SovietUSA Institute said Mr Roosevelt was a realist in foreign policyReuter - 77 words
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245 1982-01-31 1 SBC aims to raise quality of shows THE SINGAPORE Broadcasting Corporation this year will concentrate on improving the quality of its shows. In an eve-of-birthday interview with The Sunday Times, its chairman Mr Wee Mon Cheng said: "The immediate problem with SBC now is quality and not quantity." The station245 words
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Article284 1982-01-31 1 THE Urban Redevelopment Authority is building apartments to be rented out for the first time in two of its five new complexes. A total of 141 apartments will be built in the Orchard Road and Jalan Anak Bukit areas, and they are expected to be284 words
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Article235 1982-01-31 1 Asean hails Japan tariff cuts JAKARTA, Sat. Asean today welcomed a decision by Japan to reduce import tariff rates of 1,653 items two years ahead of schedule. The tariff reduction, under a multi-lateral trade agreement, is expected to help exports of manufactured goods to Japan, an Asean official said. AReuter; AFP; UPI - 235 words
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Article77 1982-01-31 1 WASHINGTON, Sat Presij dent Ronald Reagan yesterday sent a message to two Soviet refugees in the US Embassy in Moscow pleading with them to stop a hunger strike. Mrs Lidiya and Mrs Augus--1 tina Vashchenko and five other I Pentecostal Christians took refuge in the embassy 3AFP - 77 words
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Article66 1982-01-31 1 I PARIS, Sal. Compagnie Onerale Maritime said yesterday that its gas transport ship Monge has picked up 66 Vietnamese "boat people off Vietnam's coast who were fleeing their country, and landed them in Singapore on Jan 20. The shipping line said the French Consulate in SingaporeUPI - 66 words
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Article77 1982-01-31 1 THAI TROOPS SENT OUT BANGKOK, Sat. Thailand has sent fresh troops barked up with armoured cars to the Cambodian border amid fierce fighting between Vietnamese-led forces and Khmer Rouge guerrillas In the extreme west of Cambodia. Held reports reaching here said the rival forces uere battling heavily In 1AFP - 77 words
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377 1982-01-31 1 TAN BAN HUAT - TAN BAN HUAT By THE government will build a pool of well-qualified landscape architects over the next few years as part of its effort to enhance the quality of Singapore's landscapes. From this year, two or three overseas scholarships in landscape architecture will be377 words
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Article81 1982-01-31 2 ISLAMIC RELJGOI S leaders yesterday withdrew from Indonesia's Muslim Party, splitting the country's main opposition to President Suharto less than two months before the start of a national elections campaign. The decision was taken at a meeting of the Ulemas (Islamic Religious Teachers) council, the organisation'sUPI - 81 words
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Article100 1982-01-31 2 THE UNITED STATES, Britain and Czechoslovakia signed an agreement in Vienna on Friday, settling a 30-year-old dispute over the return to Prague of gold held since World War II in lieu of compensation for assets seized by the communists. Under the accord, Prague will pay WashingtonReuter - 100 words
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Article99 1982-01-31 2 SYRIA HAS executed a former air force commander and arrested 150 army officers for their role in an alleged recent plot to overthrow the regime of President Hafez Assad, the newspaper Al-Qabas said in Kuwait yesterday. In a report from Amman quoting "official Jordanian sources," the newspaperUPI - 99 words
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Article61 1982-01-31 2 EGYPTIAN PRESIDENT Hosni Mubarak arrived in Rome yesterday for a two-day official visit at the start of his first foreign tour since assuming power in October. He will have talks with Italian President Sandro Pertini, Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini and Pope John Paul 11. Mr Mubarak willReuter - 61 words
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Article83 1982-01-31 2 CHINESE STRONGMAN Deng Xiaoping, vice-premier of the Chiiese Communist Party, has not been seen in public for the past 19 days and is still away from Beijing, according to a diplomat quoting Chinese sources. To curtail rumours on Mr Deng's health, a Chinese spokesman said simplyAFP - 83 words
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Article77 1982-01-31 2 THE UNITED STATES Consulate in the northern province of Chiang Mai has evacuated 20 dependents of the US staff and increased security as a precaution against possible attacks by agents of opium warlord Knun Sa, Consulate-Gen Paul Bennett said in Bangkok yesterday. Khun Sa's army is battling ThaiAP - 77 words
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Article, Illustration146 1982-01-31 2 WINNERS OF the Golden Eagle awards from the tint Manila International Film Festival posing for photographers after they received their awards from President Ferdinand Marcos and his wife, Imelda, on Friday. The winners are, from left: Special jury award for the Australian film (ialllpoH representedAP - 146 words
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70 1982-01-31 2 500,000 apply for citizenship in Indonesia JAKARTA, Sat. About half a million Chinese in the country have applied for Indonesian citizenship following the government's offer of massive naturalisation, it was reported today. The chairman of Noble Loyalty Foundation, Mr P. Sujatmiko, was quoted by the Surabaya Post as saying thatAFP - 70 words
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405 1982-01-31 2 SYRIA called on the United Nations General Assembly today to apply sweeping sanctions against Israel following its annexation of the Golan Heights, including suspending Israeli membership of the United Nations. Addressing the 157-na-tion body at an emergency session, Syrian Foreign Minister Abdul Halim KhaddamReuter - 405 words
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Article36 1982-01-31 2 LONDON, Sat. Actor Stanley Holloway, one of Britain's best-loved actors and originator of the role of Cockney gar baseman Alfred P. Doolittle in My Fair Lady, died today at 91, his agent reported. AP.AP - 36 words
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Article26 1982-01-31 2 BEIRUT, Sat. Three people were killed when a car bomb exploded early today in Lebanon's southern city of Sklon, security sources said. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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305 1982-01-31 2 FRIME Minister Indira (.andhl said here today that India would never attack Pakistan whether the two countries signed the proposed nowar agreement or not. Her remarks to Pakistani Journalists, reported by the Press Trust of India, were made as high-level Indian and Pakistani delegates beganReuter - 305 words
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155 1982-01-31 2 NEW DELHI, Sat. Thirtyeight police officials and two doctors were suspended in Bihar State yesterday after they were indicted for having deliberately blinded suspected criminals with needles and acid in 1960. Bihar Chief Minister, Jagannath Mishra, told reporters that his government would take disciplinary actionAP - 155 words
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329 1982-01-31 2 Fresh proof of chemical warfare in S-E Asia WASHINGTON, Saturday THE State Department yesterday cited a new medical analysis to back op America's charges that chemical weapons are Wing used in Sootheast Asia in violation of International law. Spokesman Alan Romberg said the Information, an analysis of Mood samples fromReuter - 329 words
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392 1982-01-31 2 GLENDA KORPORAAL - US is ready to resume sea law talks GLENDA KORPORAAL ?y Our Washington Reporter WASHINGTON, Sat. President Ronald Reagan yesterday announced that the United States was ready to resume negotiations on the long-running international Law of the Sea treaty. However, his remarks, which were seen as an encouraging sign by392 words
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209 1982-01-31 2 Congress told of $350 m military sale plan WASHINGTON, Sat. The United States Defence Department yesterday notified Congress of a plan to sell US$l72 million (Ss3so million) in military equipment to Thailand, the Philippines. Saudi Arabia ana Turkey. Thailand will pay US$46 million for Vulcan air defence guns with radarAP; UPI - 209 words
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Article37 1982-01-31 2 BELFAST, Sat. A youth last night shot dead Mr John McKeague. 51, leader of the Red Hand Commandos, an illegal para-military force of hardline Protestants in Northern Ireland, police said. The young man escaped. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article, Illustration94 1982-01-31 2 JUANITA Marritt looks all geared up for a ride on the Belly Boat, a "flotation device" for fly-fishing. The boat was recently unveiled at the 40th annual San Francisco Sports and Boat Show, which ended last week. The Belly Boat consists of an inner tubeUPI - 94 words
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Article, Illustration160 1982-01-31 3 VERONA, Sat. The tip that led Italian police to the hideout in Padua where Red Brigades kidnappers were holding Brig-Gen James Dozier probably came from a young drug addict with terrorist connections, police sources said yesterday. They identified the probable tipster as Paolo Galati, 22, aReuter; UPI - 160 words
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379 1982-01-31 3 WEST GERMANY'S Chancellor, Mr Helmut Schmidt, and France's Prime Minister, Mr Pierre Mauroy, yesterday defended their controversial gas pipeline deal with the Soviet Union and opposed economic sanctions against the Soviets. Mr Mauroy told a news conference after Mr Schmidt and he metReuter; AFP; UPI - 379 words
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Article44 1982-01-31 3 TOKYO, Sat. A high-speed, high-altitude US reconnaissance SR-71 plane yesterday infiltrated deep into North Korean airspace, the official (North) Korean Central News Agency said today. This month, 18 such "undisguised espionage acts" by US reconnaissance planes were reported, the agency said. AP.AP - 44 words
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Article, Illustration183 1982-01-31 3 BONN. Sat. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt has threatened to resign If his coalition government cannot agree on an employment programme by next week, a leading Social Democrat parliamentarian said yesterday. Parliamentary floor leader Herbert Wehner said In a radio Interview to be aired today but released183 words
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287 1982-01-31 3 Rallies against martial law in Poland NEW YORK, Sat AMERICANS staged rallies across the country today to coincide with a weekend of similar gatherings around the world to protest against martial law in Poland. The day's demonstrations will be followed by a 90-minute television show tomorrow featuring a mixture ofReuter - 287 words
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Article66 1982-01-31 3 CHINA has completed a detailed map of a part of the ancient Silk Road crossing the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, Xinhua news agency said in a report monitored in Tokyo. The Silk Road which orginated at Xi'an, capital of Shaanxi province, was the ancient caravanKyodo - 66 words
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Article74 1982-01-31 3 AN UNDERTAKER in Guangdong, preparing a man's body for his funeral, discovered the chest moving, the Guangdong newspaper Yangcheng Evening News reported yesterday. The mortuary hurriedly called a doctor to treat the man, and an ambulance took him to the hospital, the paper said. It said thatAP - 74 words
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409 1982-01-31 3 AN UNITED Malays National Organisation (Umno) divisional meeting here ended in chaos today with tables and chairs being thrown about and shots fired into the air. It was not known who fired the shots which left gaping holes in the ceiling of theNST - 409 words
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Article, Illustration115 1982-01-31 3 THIS Is Toh Slew Look, one of the H-nMiitfc-old Siamese twins who made Malaysian surgical history, at home with her mother. She was joined at the pelvis with her sister, Slew Pah, hot was separated in a ten-hear operation by local surgeons lastNST - 115 words
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Article, Illustration365 1982-01-31 3 Political videotapes worry minister but police hands are tied POLITICAL videotapes are fast catching on here. Their popularity is even spreading from private parties Into coffee-shops where they are being played round the clock. Negri Sembilan Mentri Besar Datuk Rais Yatim today said certain groups of people were resorting to365 words
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Article, Illustration437 1982-01-31 3 Malaysia starts talks with main tin producers DENGKIL (Selangor), Sat. Malaysia, giving "notice to the world" that its patience was running out, announced today it had started talks with other major tin producers to find ways to protect its interests. Datuk Musa Hitam. who made the announcement, said he hadNST - 437 words
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203 1982-01-31 3 PENANG, Sat A "Manhattan-type city" will take shape on a new seafront with the construction of an off-shore coastal highway linking the new Penang bridge. The six-lane coastal road, about 6km long, is to be built 645 metres offshore, thus creating hun- dreds ofAFP - 203 words
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Article44 1982-01-31 3 SCHIPHOL (The Netherlands). Sat. Dutch detectives ar- rested a 25-year-old Malaysian and confiscated 10 kilos of hi^h I quality heroin with a street value of about two million guilders (M{l6 million) in his possession, police said. He was i not identified. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article37 1982-01-31 3 MIRI, Sat. Two Filipino fishermen, found adrift recently in waters near an oil field in Sarawak by a Sarawak Shell tug boat, have been admitted into hospital for exhaustion and "minor injuries." officials said. APAP - 37 words
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344 1982-01-31 3 JAKARTA, Sat. British Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington said today he hoped his coming visit to Malaysia would help to removemisunderstand- ings between the two! countries. Lord Carrington, in In- donesia on the first leg of I a two-week tour of Asean J countries, acknowledged thatReuter - 344 words
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Advertisement121 1982-01-31 3 tH jazz brunch Im &jo on Sundays J A A 1 Admidst live Jazz by the "Pacifica" from 2k B Manila k I Savour a deliciously distinctive array of your mM |< favourite Sunday fare AH V Freshly squeezed fruit juices; -^g Choices from our ala carte menu, which fl121 words
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Article, Illustration185 1982-01-31 4 Joo Chiat CC wins cert for best kept area CONSISTENT care and work paid off for a volunteer group of workers at Joo Chiat community centre which yesterday became the only community centre to win a commendation certificate for keeping its area green, clean and beautiful Altogether, 40 community centres185 words
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379 1982-01-31 4 BELIEVED TO HAVE CROSSED SUNGEI SEMBAWANG BY BOAT POLICE are hunting for four drug addicts who are still at large after escaping with 12 others from Sembawang Drug Rehabilitation Centre in Admiralty Road East on Friday. Eleven were caught within hours and379 words
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338 1982-01-31 4 CHRIS YAP - Musical treat from stars of Met Opera CHRIS YAP By NEW YORK Metropolitan Opera stars will team up with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) to thrill serious music lovers with a three-night performance in July at the Victoria Theatre. The 15 Metropolitan singers will open with a selection of popular338 words
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Article, Illustration349 1982-01-31 4 BENG TAN - Fighting back to life toe and -thumb- BENG TAN By Medical Reporter MODERN surgical tochnlqnes gave a new promise of Uf e to a former maintenance technician after a machine crashed the four fingers of his right hand. Mr Sohlr bin Tekad, 29, did not expect anything, much leas his349 words
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282 1982-01-31 4 THE Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprises (Score) must upgrade its training of prison inmates and give them vocational skills. For, says Score chairman Baey Lian Peck in I his annual report, vocational training is likely to have a greater potential rehabilitation significance.282 words
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Article175 1982-01-31 4 Dr Yeoh to head team toKL meet AN ELEVEN-MAN Singapore parliamentary delegation, led by the Speaker, Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng, will leave for Kuala Lumpur tomorrow to attend the fourth general assembly of the Asean InterParliamentary Organisation to be held there from Tuesday to Saturday. The general assembly will discuss175 words
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95 1982-01-31 4 Conference on the Quran opens today THE fifth Quran conference based on the theme Only Quran is the Guide to Mankind at All Times will be held today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Conference Hall. The Parliamentary Secretary for Health and Culture and MP for Kampung Übi,95 words
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56 1982-01-31 4 Goods worth $43,000 stolen from store SHANGRI-LA Department Store in Orchard Road was broken into and goods i worth $43,000 were stolen, police said yesterday. Some of the items stolen included 91 watches. 39 (jold chains, 113 rings and a diai mond pendant. Police said the thieves entered by crawling56 words
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Article95 1982-01-31 4 THE Development Bank of Singapore will lower its prime lending rate by 0.5 per cent to 10- per cent from tomorrow. But the bank's deposit rates will remain unchanged. The I interest raUs for the savings j accounts is 7.75 per cent and 7.25 per cent95 words
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132 1982-01-31 4 POLICE are looking for a 26-year-old Chinese man who has cheated several people by giving them I cash cheques with a false signature. Police spokesman Assistant Supt Yeow Shang Ying told The Sunday i Times that the man had bought three hampers worth132 words
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188 1982-01-31 4 ENGINEERS LEARN MORE OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES ABOUT 80 civil and structural engineers were at the Singapore Polytechnic yesterday to learn more about electronic devices that could help them in their work. They were told of a wide range of electronic measuring devices that could help them detect faults, stress and188 words
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Advertisement296 1982-01-31 4 Proposed Guild House National University of Singapore Society (NUSS) Application for Membership The NUSS, in its present form, evolved from the Stamford Club (founded in 1931). Graduates of universities, both local and foreign, are eligible for membership to the NUSS. Main objectives (1) To promote the interests and development of296 words
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Advertisement376 1982-01-31 5 M PHILIPS Bring in Chinese New Year witharoarthe Philips natural colour way It can take a Chingay pro- S^ m XW jfcjfc WrJm cession to make you consider AM «|B B^. JjKSfi^^^ m\. buying your TV. irpPl |J| k W flß^^ But there's one name that will keep ■^T w9r^^376 words
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Article, Illustration113 1982-01-31 6 GOING to Orchard Road via the underpass that crosses Scotte Road? Torn at the sign that reads "Scotto Road." For the signs, which have been there (or more than a year beneath the Dynasty Hotel end of the underpass, are In the113 words
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66 1982-01-31 6 NZ welcomes investment from Singapore NEW ZEALAND would welcome investment from Singapore, said Trade Commissioner Warwick Hawker. Because of the number and size of projects, it was not enough to depend only on New Zealand investors, he said. Various tax and loan incentives are offered to lure foreign investment. These66 words
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828 1982-01-31 6 SEPARATE HOUSING SCHEME FOR CIVIL SERVANTS CALL SINGAPORE teachers have called on the government to consider building flats in good localities for those in the civil service. They say such a move would not only help ease the pressure of the demand for public housing faced by the Housing Board828 words
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468 1982-01-31 6 THE hotel industry is set to meet new challenges in the Eighties with plans to improve services and cope with increasing manpower needs through a productivity drive. Plans. include a management training programme for hotel staff and working with the468 words
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Article, Illustration616 1982-01-31 6 GILLIAN POW - A police commissioner who believes in goodwill and yet is tough on crooks GILLIAN POW By CHONG HE HAS a friendly look about him, but to criminals, he will always rate high on their hate list. Sir David McNee, 57, commissioner of London's Metropolitan Police, did not mind being stopped616 words
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91 1982-01-31 6 THE Minister for Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan, said last night the number of public holidays in Singapore reflects the freedom of all the communities here to pursue their own cultures and to follow their traditions. The need to cooperate with one another91 words
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Article, Illustration833 1982-01-31 8 THE government wants to see a standard national system of measuring the physical fitness of Singaporeans instead of having various organisations with their own ways of assessing. Health and Second Defence Minister Goh Chok Tong, in launching the National Physical833 words
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Article, Illustration198 1982-01-31 8 STUDENTS wlm are to* busy to visit bookshops caa take advantage of Mr Koh Yeag Choo's aew books-00-whorU service. Hla mobile bookstore, which he claims la the first is Singapore, makes its rounds from aa early aa a.m. to schools in various parts of the Island.198 words
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Article, Illustration233 1982-01-31 8 SIX hundred trees have been planted by the Lions Club in Singapore, one for every member. Trees signified peace and a return to nature for the members, said Mr Kaoru Kay Murakami, president of the International Association of Lions Clubs. Mr Murakami,233 words
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141 1982-01-31 8 THE Lions club of Singapore is looking into the possibility of setting up a home for the aged sick. Explaining the need for it in an interview yesterday, Mr Shiv Banerjee, the district chairman for developing leadership skills said there are a number141 words
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254 1982-01-31 8 VIDEO games, designed and programmed by students, will be one of the attractions of Fun-O-Rama. a fun fair to be held by the AngloChinese Junior College on Feb 20. The organisers hope to raise $150,000 from the fair at the college at Dover Close254 words
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Article38 1982-01-31 8 TAY LENG KHIANG. 23, a mechanic, was Jailed for a day and fined $600 by a magistrate yesterday for stealing two bottles of brandy from Toa Payoh Emporium on Friday at 1.45 p.m. He pleaded guilty.38 words
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Article179 1982-01-31 8 A NEW bus guide Is expected to make Its appearance within a month. It hi not expected to be very different from previous issnes. The price will remain at 7t cents and there are no plans to raise It. There was a price Increase of179 words
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155 1982-01-31 8 SCHOOLS must see to it that their students are not influenced by the bad sportsmanship displayed by some leading sportsmen over television. "The impact of television on the viewer tends to be sharp ana can deeply influence conduct, particularly in the155 words
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Article, Illustration197 1982-01-31 8 SPORTS colours award winners Miss Goh Siok Leng and Mr Wong Teck Fong are adamant that sports, far from being a hindrance, actually promotes study. Both won awards yesterday at the North Zone Schools Sports Council's annual colours award ceremony at Nanyang Junior College. Teck197 words
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204 1982-01-31 8 Jogging every day kept his asthma away BUSDRIVER Sng Cher Tong, 46, suffered from asthma until he started exercising on his doctor's advice. That was four years ago. Today, the father of five is the proud winner of a National Physical Fitness Award Napfa silver medal. He is among the204 words
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Article33 1982-01-31 8 ELANTA KANNIAPPAN. 24. was fined $50 by a magistrate yesterday for disorderly behaviour. He admitted shouting loudly at the playground of Block 58, Oylanj? Banru. yesterday at 1 a.m.33 words
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404 1982-01-31 9 FOR those who are dissatisfied with the quality of television programmes shown, and see a second commercial TV station as the way to keep the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation on its young toes, the chairman of SBC has this to say: "It u> not the404 words
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Article, Illustration723 1982-01-31 9 IN THE past one year as chairman of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, Mr Wee Mon-Cheng has already introduced a number of changes for the better. But what does he personally think of this "two-year-old child" he has been minding? He gives his723 words
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Article, Illustration78 1982-01-31 9 Wm I HOPE tke pa bH| Uc will give SBC time. We are rertrict■B ed •bjeetivHy aid ■I subjectively. The rale H^K «f televkl— m we H| see It to galdiBg |^K oar cooatryme* hU 99| the pr»per aid e«rw| reet path to Mil— boUdlnn. It's aetaally like a child78 words
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358 1982-01-31 9 OUR close links with Japanese broadcasting go as far back as 20 years ago when Singapore started her television service in 1963. Both our technical and production staff received their training in the NHK training centre at Kinuta, Tokyo, and on attachments to NHK studios.358 words
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Article71 1982-01-31 9 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation yesterday announced that Mr Steve Huang, formerly managing director of Hongkong Rediffusion Television, has been ap- pointed a consultant for three months. His brief is to study various aspects of SBC's operations and to submit a report on improvements. He joins drama and71 words
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Article473 1982-01-31 10 DR TAY Eng Soon, like all good speechmakers should, has left hoteliers with much to ponder over. His thought provoking speech at yesterday's Singapore Hotel Association convention raises three important questions. The first is: Do we need very high standards of service at our hotels?473 words
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Article190 1982-01-31 10 MR Eric Gee paid with scarcely a murmur when enforcement officers from the Post Office arrived at his home In Camberwell, south London, last week, and told him that he was using an unlleeneed television set. He pointed oat that the set he started renting six months agoThe Times - 190 words
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Article120 1982-01-31 10 Britain frostbound LONDON, Jan. 28. Great Britain is in the grip of Arctic weather. Bitter cold continues, and skating is being indulged in on the various London reservoirs. Ordinary outdoor sports have been interfered with. The Cup Tie matches have been cancelled and there has been no120 words
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1026 1982-01-31 10 JOHN ROCHE - Roadrunner's reluctant bid for fame JOHN ROCHE By TV takes a special kind of lunacy to run 10,000 metres, especially when Singapore has an eminently convenient bus and taxi service. It takes rare incompetence to do that sort of thing my way so if you have nothing better to do1,026 words
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Article, Illustration974 1982-01-31 10 WE should and we must care for our elders. The Prime Minister recently called for tax incentives and laws to encourage children to look after their parents. But Welfare has many faces between employer and employee, within the family and between the974 words
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Article, Illustration871 1982-01-31 11 women's dreams which was compared with a sample of women who were not pregnant. The pregnant women had five times as many dreams about misfortunes as the others. One of the interesting things about the experiment was that doctors were able to predict correctly which of871 words
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Article, Illustration515 1982-01-31 11 High flyer SIA 'A' team wins the 1981 Business Houses Chess League SOME of the most ardent chess fans are to be found in modest clubs such as the Sports and recreation clubs of business houses. The 1981 Business Houses riiess League whirh ended last week attracted 12 teams representing515 words
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Article, Illustration623 1982-01-31 11 1 Prepare a Cadillac resume. Resumes should be professionally typed and printed on good quality paper. If the employer's interest is caught by a "stunning format," he will spencT more time reading it. The resume may N> costlyIPS - 623 words
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Article, Illustration1220 1982-01-31 12 ANNE MILLINGTON - The revival of Dance ANNE MILLINGTON By DANCE, that expression of fluid grace and emotion, is once again popular among Singaporeans. Not just in ballet form but in ballroom, disco and jazz styles as well. Mushrooming is a whole industry, albeit small, that caters to our hoofers' needs. THERE has1,220 words
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Article, Illustration670 1982-01-31 12 PETER GRIER - PETER GRIER in Washington By This movable extravaganza was carted around the country by a fleet of semitrailers and a chartered Boeing 727. And, from their share of the take, the Stones had to pay salaries and board for their entourage670 words
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Article, Illustration344 1982-01-31 13 3 models feature new flash system EASTMAN Kodak company has announced a new Kodak system for instant photography, including three folding cameras with built-in flash that fires every time a picture is taken. These new cameras, bearing the trademark Kodamatic, will use a new Kodamatic instantpermitting faster shutter speeds and smaller apertures than are possible with other Kodak instant cameras in comparable situations - 344 words
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Article, Illustration1079 1982-01-31 13 TECHNOLOGY in camera design is so advanced that even a beginner in photography can expect good pictures at his first touch of the shutter release button. The latest innovations in cameras both for the beginner and the serious photographer help to guide tne1,079 words
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Article, Illustration473 1982-01-31 14 THE Yashica AuUFoous Motor Introducing a range that's easy to use FUJI has introduced a range of easy to use and affordable range of Fujica X-SLR cameras. Star of the X-series is the Fujica AX-5, which is a highly sophisticated multi-mode camera with473 words
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Article97 1982-01-31 15 New auto focus zoom lens WHEN the MB-F la used with the new Pentax AF S5mm-7»mm auto Imu loom lens, the CMMn'i revolutJon»ry built-in electronic foenslng system offers complete TTL auto focM control. Tke new throngh-the-lens auto focas system, which places the control Inside the camera and the power system97 words
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Article, Illustration299 1982-01-31 15 THE new Polaroid CM Mriefl POLAROID'S new 640 Land camera and 600 high speed colour film bring new levels of automated simplicity to instant photography. Indoors, 640's integral strobe provides full flash exposures under the control of a new exposure measuring technique the299 words
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Article253 1982-01-31 15 THE heart of the Pentax LX 35mm SLR is its Integrating Direct Metering (IDM) system which incorporates a new generation silicon photo diode at the base of the mirror box. This system performs integrated light metering functions for both automatic and TTL flash exposures directly off253 words
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858 1982-01-31 16 EKTAFLEX PCT products grew out of the colour imaging technology which led to Kodak instant colour film. This imaging chemistry involves new types of compounds that release dyes for diffusion to a viewing region of each print, or picture unit. This departure from858 words
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456 1982-01-31 16 Found: A fast and simple way to make good prints AMATEURphotographers with darkroom facilities can soon make colour prints from negatives and slides in minutes with an easy-to-use, single-solution system announced by Kodak recently. The Kodak Ektaflex PCT colour printmaking system which will be available now is designed to eliminate456 words
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Article, Illustration383 1982-01-31 17 ZOOM lenses, considered a technical breakthrough 10 years ago, are no longer a novelty. Nearly every major camera or lens manufacturer today includes at least a few zoom lenses in their "arsenal". Most of these zoom lenses, however, are telephoto, covering focal lengths from383 words
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239 1982-01-31 17 ...and countless others to choose from THERE is no doubt that lenses are one of the most important parts of a camera. They provide versatility and flexibility that enables even the amateur shutterbug to exercise his imagination in picture-tak-ing. Among the most popular brands in the market today is the239 words
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Article, Illustration331 1982-01-31 18 SLR that runs on solar power RICOH Company Limited has developed a single-lens reflex camera called the Ricoh XR-S which features automatic and manual exposure control. The camera uses a solar battery as the power source. For conventional single-lens reflex cameras, silver oxide or alkaline batteries are the norm. Photographers331 words
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290 1982-01-31 18 MINOLTA'S Hi-Matic AF2 is a 35mm camera that is capable of "talking" a photographer out of making a mistake. It combines automatic exposure, audible and visual warning signals, built-in electronic flash, and Minolta's easy filmloading system with other exciting features to make it290 words
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Article, Illustration359 1982-01-31 18 3-in-l zoom lens that's a boon to shutterbugs IF YOU are thinking of buying a single-lens reflex (SLR) camera and a set of wide-angle, normal and telephoto lenses and are constrained by your budget, here's good news for you. The camera which may meet your requirements is now available in359 words
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Advertisement403 1982-01-31 14 55 mm 500 mm Takina C ATADI OPTRIC TELEPHOTO TM 500 The lightest, most compact lens on the market LLLUtLL.LL.bLUI LIVJI A AiUmUiflJ 1 r tk B uuu^l S L^Usl 111! m -J« 1 -^«m|t^^M >^> You don't need a crystal ball to forsee the many practical uses of a403 words
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Advertisement222 1982-01-31 14 PENTAX THE MOST ADVANCED AUTO FOCUS SLR Wk^^L^P ON THE MA RKET TOD A V Pentax ME-F is the first SLR with a built-in focus sensor that flf analyzes the image coming through the lens. •Viewfinder LEDs |^k and audible signals guide you to faster, easier, more precise l^^^-,,^^^^ m*\222 words
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Advertisement143 1982-01-31 15 100 One gm GOLD BARS to be won Here's your chance to be a lucky winner of a Gold Bar when you nexttake pictures Just ask your nearest photo store or studio to have your film (any brand) processed printed by Asia Color Lab on Sakuracolor Print (minimum of 10143 words
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Advertisement284 1982-01-31 15 The original picture producer ■^T^sSJ <' sssnm m\ «flssf Bl Whether you lake pictures for fun or not, So if you're serious about the quality of your getting quality color prints is no Joking matter, color prints, bring your next roll of film to For professional finish and deep, rich284 words
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Advertisement357 1982-01-31 16 M^d| Hk THK satbdaoUen of darkroom printmaklnK i» -'>' A now available to even the most casual V darkroom hobbyist. One only needs a colour enlarger, Kodak Ektaflex printmaker model 8, Ektaflex PCT materials, and other modest ym^^^ F^ darkroom accessories to produce brilliant colour prints. WZ-A vi JiLJKL "jIJHHIWII—357 words
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Advertisement225 1982-01-31 18 Ricoh XR-S no more cluuiging of batteries. -Celestron— For the photographer, astronomer, naturalist, educator, or casual observer Celestron has established a new standard in superb telescopes and telephoto lenses at affordable prices. All feature large observatory mirror/ lens type optics folded into a compact, lightweight, portable telescope or telephoto lens.225 words
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Advertisement906 1982-01-31 19 supplement Photography Throwing some light on the flashes available Cy^ WITH more than 20 camera-dedicated flash systems and ■jml nearly 15 different multi-contact dedicated cameras available, consumers are sometimes confused when trying to select which flash fits which camera. Many are worried about what would happen if they mix >906 words
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260 1982-01-31 23 WASHINGTON, Sat. The president of the International Olympic Committee, Joan Antonio Samaranch, said yesterday that President Reagan, of the United States, had assured him that his country would take adequate security measures during the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Samaranch told reporters he had260 words
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280 1982-01-31 23 By HAKIKAT RAI ASV Cologne, one of the biggest athletics clubs in West Germany, have agreed to offer a three-month free training stint for six local athletes in preparation for the Asian Games in New Delhi in November. Rolf Von de Laage, an official of280 words
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Article33 1982-01-31 23 RAMLAN ALI won the first race in the Optimist Class for under-15-years old sailors at the Singapore Yachting Association dinghy championships off Changi yesterday. Ben Tan was second and Nuru third.33 words
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186 1982-01-31 23 Wily Jagtar storms to a fine hattrick JAGTAR SINGH, of Police Sports Association, dominated the Lotto cross-country League when he stormed to his third successive win at the Macßitchie Reservoir yesterday, reports HAKIWith one more race remaining, Jagtar looks unbeatable. But yesterday's victory must have been the toughest for him186 words
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Article48 1982-01-31 23 HONGKONG, Sat. Britain's Andy Holden won the Hongkong marathon in a record time of 2 hrs. 17 mm 43 sec. today. The previous record of 2:29.43 was set by Japanese Yoshinobu Kltayana last year. More than 200 runners took part in the race. AP.AP - 48 words
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Article33 1982-01-31 23 TOKYO, Sat. The All-Japan team beat the visiting Hongkong national rugby team 18-12 in the third and final game of their Japan tour at Tokyo's Prince Chichibu Rugby Stadium today. AP.AP - 33 words
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Article, Illustration59 1982-01-31 23 ANG MO KIO STUDENT RUNS CREDITABLE 400 M TORONTO, Sat. American Renaldo Nehemlah shattered the world Indoor mark for the men's 50--yard hardies for the second year running at Maple Leaf Garden* here yesterday. He clocked 5.92 sees, to beat the previous world best of 5.98 see*, be59 words
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Article, Illustration447 1982-01-31 23 FLEET-FOOTED Lye Fei Phoon put herself in contention for a place in the team for the ASEAN schools' meet in Bangkok when she ran a superlative race in the 400 metres in the first trial at Cedar Avenue yesterday, reports HAKIKAT RAI.447 words
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288 1982-01-31 23 McNamara ousts Taroczy to enter semi-finals DELRAY BEACH, Florida, Sat. Fourth-seeded Australian Peter 1 McNamara beat Hunfary's Balazs Taroczy 7-5, -4 to qualify to meet Argentina's Jose-Luis Clerc in the semi-finals of the US$3OO,OOO ($612,000) Gold Ov>3t Classic yester- day. Other milts: Jose-Luis Clerc (Arg) w.o. Jose Higueras (Spain;; EliotAgencies - 288 words
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Article78 1982-01-31 23 LONDON, Sat. Stuart Davenport, of New Zealand, won the British Open under 23 squash title after his final opponent Australian Glen Brumby had retired in the second game, hardly able to move with a badly infected left foot at Wembley last night. It was a disappointingAFP - 78 words
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Article71 1982-01-31 23 PARIS, Sat. Renault auto racing team manager Gerard Larrousse predicted yesterday that attempts by Grand Prix drivers to defy the sports' ruling body would fail because their teams will pay fines imposed on the drivers. He said that he saw no alternative but for Renault toAP - 71 words
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Article61 1982-01-31 23 KANPUR, Sat. England were 213 (or three in their first innings at the close on the first day of the sixth and final cricket Test against India here today. Scare*: England 213-3 (G. Gooch 58, C. Tavare 24, K. Fletcher 14, D. Gower 75 n.0.,Reuter - 61 words
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Article356 1982-01-31 23 ZOELLER SLIPS TO SHARE SECOND SPOT SAN DIEGO, Sat. Johnny Miller i scored a five- under-par 67 yesterday to move into a three-stroke lead in the USS3OC,OOO ($612,000) Andy Williams-San Diego Open golf tournament. Miller had 12-under-par total of 132 after two rounds. FuzzyReuter - 356 words
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243 1982-01-31 23 By JANICE SEAH THE age of computers has hit the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association. Now, thanks to "Apple", a computer with a 42k (42,000 words) memory bank, every known Singapore pla. er and that works out to at least 700 can be ranked, as243 words
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Advertisement223 1982-01-31 23 Shock result for Hungary SYDNEY, Sat. The Hungarian national soccer team were held to a shock 3-3 draw by an eager, fast-running Sydney Olympic side in the anniversary tournament at St. George Stadium here yesterday. Hungary scored through Laszlo Kiss, Andras Torocsik and Jozsef Varga, while Mark Koussas, Jim Zeros223 words
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Advertisement398 1982-01-31 23 (A member of The Times Organisation) BOOK RETAIL ASSISTANT If you like books and enjoy meeting people and have an interest in sales, you may want to consider working with us as a retail assistant in either of our Bookshops at Lucky Plaza or Specialist Centre. We offer a starting398 words
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Article, Illustration288 1982-01-31 24 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By JUARA has a firstrate chance of scoring a hattrick in the Div 2 Arachmis Handicap for Class 2 sprinters (Race 8) at Bukit Timah today. This racy Wandering Eyes three-year-old made an impressive debut at Bukit Timah in November when he coasted home288 words
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Article5334 1982-01-31 24 ■BBJMBHpBK 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV 3 1,200 m I 'FTm jB Bromhedia Handicap (B,.innt 7 n •m^m^m^k^m^m^m (Hating* IV-Vi) (Stakes: $15,000) Mta.ita.nßm Smiling Face-K Chong 4 nzg (1400 m, By Without Favour out of Miss Walmac; ran 3rd once over 1400 m at ay three '^^1 t 3117*85,334 words
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Article268 1982-01-31 24 TIPTOP - TIPTOP By VAJVA should erase his laststart failure by winning Race 5 for Class 2 Div 1 horses over 1,400 m The four-year-old Boysie Boy gelding was in midfield all the way when seventh in a Div 1 race over the Kuala Lumpur 1,200 m268 words
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Article260 1982-01-31 24 TONTO - TONTO By LAST-START winner Wkadnnit looks good enough to chalk up another win in Race 5. In December the Thatch four-year-old beat Polynesian n by one-and-a-half lengths in Class 2 Div 5 over the Kuala Lumpur 1,200 m. In May, he easily defeated Mataram by260 words
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Article74 1982-01-31 24 WATCH these horses if there is rain: RACE 1: McGarret 11. How Can, Bravo Bravo. RACE 2: It's Terrific. Drunken Fist, Seletar. RACE 3: Gulf Falcon. Man Wang. RACE 4: Parklane Kid. El Toshi, Marshall Silver. RACE I: Vaiva. Neptune Sapphire, Ribblesdale. RACE Raja Sakti. Neptune Topaz. Born74 words
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Article152 1982-01-31 24 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED Bravo Bravo Sam Ho Thunderbird Bravo Bravo Thunderbird Sam Ho Sam Ho Sen Puchong Tesshenda Hiyagriv Drunken Fist Wayinfront S. Gonzal** Perak Prince Hiyagriv Squar. Mis* S Gonzales Wayinfront Dalang Lagi Intan Follow Me Contract Phantom Ace Datang Lagi Phantom Aca Follow Me152 words
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169 1982-01-31 24 EQUESTRIENNE - EQUESTRIENNE By RULING LORD has a bright chance in Race 6. After two unplaced starts, he got off the mark in his third outing i:<»re. Sent over 1,600 m for Class 4 Div 4 horses last November, he fought out the finish with169 words
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2260 1982-01-31 25 TONTO - TONTO By PETER LEE, Bill Sharp and last year's champion jockey, Alwyn Tweedie were in their element at Bukit Timah yesterday the first day of the January-February Meeting. Each landed a double. Lee booted home favourite Kampong Batu in Race 1 and outsider2,260 words
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Article33 1982-01-31 25 FIRST: *****3 SECOND: *****3 THIRD: *****6 STARTERS: *****2, *****1, *****3, *****0, *****0, *****9, *****3, *****4, *****4, *****6, *****4, *****6, *****2 CONSOLATIONS: *****5, *****6, *****9, *****4, *****0, *****3, *****7, *****3, *****7, *****3.33 words
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Article818 1982-01-31 25 JOCKEYS Alwyn Tweedie and A.K. Cheam were yesterday suspended for two days each by the stewards for careless riding in Race S and Race 7 respectively. The Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races: RACE 1: Boom Town Charlie II (Rajoo) sat back as the gates were released and818 words
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Article, Illustration748 1982-01-31 26 AS international sport becomes more a business and less pleasure, the mental pressures increase. But we can still achieve success, says Dr lan Cockerill, one of a new breed who call themselves sports scientists. In Cockerill's academic working kit are tools such as psychological game plan,IPS - 748 words
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Article24 1982-01-31 26 Z MATTHEWS, Hutton and Perry didn't need awfully sincere men with sympathetic airs to boost their egos. They just did what came natu- rally.24 words
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Article35 1982-01-31 26 CLOUGH is his own psychologist, says the normally cautious doctor whose admiration for the Forest manager is enhanced by the fact that they are both from the North East, North Yorkshire in his case, s35 words
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Article, Illustration350 1982-01-31 26 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By FANDI AHMAD'S fabulous goal in the 41st minute helped Singapore hold Young Boys of Berne to a 1-1 draw and keep intact the Republic's unbeaten record against top Swiss club sides at the National Stadium last night. The tricky Fandi stunned350 words
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293 1982-01-31 26 LONDON, Sat. Kevin Keegan's eighth-minute foal gave Southampton a -0 win over Middlesbrough and sent them soaring to the top of the English First Division soccer table for the first time in their 97-year history. DIVISION ONE Arsenal 1 Leeds 0 Villa 0293 words
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Obituary19 1982-01-31 26 CHAM SINGH (Paddl Jaglr) aged 50, of Victor Sports passed away suddenly on 30/1/82. Funeral details, tel *****919 words
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Article81 1982-01-31 26 HOCKEY: SWHA U-» e«mpettttoa Beseri Youths v SCC, Theresians A v GSC (STC ground, 3.30. 5). Balestler six-a-side tournament (Balestier Road. 8.30). SOCCER: FAS doublr kn*rk-*at Tanjong Katong v N. Wanderers, Geylang West v Race Course Utd (Gloucester Barracks. 4.30). .Natt*a»l U-lt iMiiumt: Combined Schools v Bedok CSC,81 words
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309 1982-01-31 26 PATRICK BASTIANS - PATRICK BASTIANS By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Singapore coach Tony Naughton predicted today that Peter Hill will reach the semifinals of the World junior individual squash championships which starts at the Subang Jaya courts here tomorrow. In his secret book of calculations, which Hill has309 words
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Article27 1982-01-31 26 KANGAR, Sat. Perlis beat Negri SembUan 3-1 in a Malaysia Cup soccer match here today. In another match at Kuantan, Pahang beat Kedah 4-1. NST.NST - 27 words
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345 1982-01-31 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Filipinos Robbie Yam and Raul Cervantes, arrived here last night for the World junior individual squash championship, starting at Subang Jaya tomorrow, despite the Philippine Squash Rackets Federation's expulsion from the International Squash Rackets Federation for not paying membership fees345 words
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281 1982-01-31 26 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN By BRAVOS earned the right to meet Scorpions for the Singapore Rugby Union Division One title when they squashed Police 46-8 (five goals and four tries against two tries) at Thomson Road yesterday. The win put Bravos level with Scorpions,281 words
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Article57 1982-01-31 26 ADELAIDE, Sat. I Courageous performances by Greg Chappell (61) and Allan Border (78 not out) i today helped haul Australia out of trouble in the Third Test cricket match against the West Indies 1 here. At stumps on the first day, Australia had recovered from 1757 words
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Article81 1982-01-31 26 AISTRALJA Ist laas Laird c Dujon b Roberts 2 Wood c Gamer b Roberts 5 Dyson c Dujon b Holding 1 Hughes c Greenidge b Holding 5 (happell c Garner b Holding 61 Border not out Marsh retired hurt 37 Yardley b Croft 8 LUlee not out 0 KxtrafcAFP - 81 words
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Article79 1982-01-31 26 MEDIUM paceman Mahesh Mehta is the only notable absentee from the 18-member Singapore squad for the International Cricket Conference Associate Members Trophy in Birmingham from June 16-July 11, reports J. RAJENDRAN. The squad: S. Munith (captain). C. Kantllal, Au'ijit Dass, S. Sathivail, B. BaL krishnan.79 words
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Article24 1982-01-31 26 BADMINTON: Sweden completed a 9-0 rout of West Germany in a semi-final tie of the Thomas Cup competition in Dv is burg.24 words
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Article35 1982-01-31 26 BOXING: For the second timo in three weeks Maurice Hope, the former world light middleweight champion, has pulled out of an Albert Hall right because of the "flu", it was announced in London.35 words
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Article32 1982-01-31 26 CYCLING: The Danish team of Gert Frank and Hans-Hen rik Oersted were in the lead with 112 points after the first night of the six-day race here in Copenhagen.32 words
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Article31 1982-01-31 26 FIGURE SKATING: Defending champion Scott Hamilton was still No. 1 after two events in the men's competition despite missing a jump in the United States championships in Indianapolis.31 words
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Article20 1982-01-31 26 SKI-ING: The world alpine championships in Schladming. Austria, came to a halt because there was too much snow.20 words
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Article57 1982-01-31 26 SNOOKER: Defending champion Alex Higgins showed superb form and skill to reach the semi-finals of the Benson and Hedges Masters tournament at Wembley Conference Centre in London. After a dramatic week in which he had twice failed to turn up for exhibition matches, Higgins bounced back to crush57 words
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Article25 1982-01-31 26 VOLLEYBALL: A High School Selection team, of Japan, beat the visiting Australian junior boys' team 3-0 in a goodwill match in Tokyo. Agencies.Agencies - 25 words
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Advertisement142 1982-01-31 26 X THE X MOVING PICTURE MIME SHOW X_> at the Victoria Theatre Monday 8 and Tuesday 9 February 1982 at 8 pm Admission Tickets at $5, $3 at the Central Booking Office (Victoria Theatre), C K Tang and Cold Storage. >^ Jointly Presented by the f Ministry of Culture and142 words
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Miscellaneous17 1982-01-31 26 SPORTING SAM by Reg Wootton PnMivheri hv The Straits Times Press 1975) Ltd. and Printed by Tim17 words
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Miscellaneous214 1982-01-31 26 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Partly cloudy and windy with showers in few areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6a.m. TOMORROW: M max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 7.2t p.m.; St ARISE tomorrow: 7.17 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Global/back page Amsterdam A 7C Rain Lw Angeles 12 20C Clear Athens 7/13C Rain Madrid214 words
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Article, Illustration1080 1982-01-31 1 GILLIAN POW CHONG - GILLIAN POW CHONG By IN THE HOT SEAT WITH HER THOUGHTS IN THE CLOUDS SINGAPORE tower, Singapore 7-1--1 Singapore 7-1-1, Singapore tower, surface wind 0-5-0 degrees, 1-5 knots, maximum 2-5 knots, cleared to land. And she brings in yet another flight safely to land. To the1,080 words
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Article158 1982-01-31 1 There's nothing W unique about this career. More women should Join as. Am air traffic controllers, we provide smooth and expeditious flow of aircraft with maximum safety. There's a lot of tension that goes with the Job, hat after a while one Jast gets to lean to Uve with 1t158 words
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Article, Illustration850 1982-01-31 2 WALTER BEOW - WALTER BEOW Excalibur Coming to the Capitol By EXC ALJBUR is nothing like those glowing tales of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table you read about in your textbooks while in school. While one is sublime and romanticised, the other is850 words
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Article, Illustration517 1982-01-31 2 Here Comes Fortune Coming to Chong Gay cinema* By CHONG WING HONG GAMBLING, they say, is the fastest way to make a fortune, especially during the festive Lunar New Year. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that there are three gambling517 words
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Article, Illustration525 1982-01-31 4 LIM PHAY- LING - By LIM PHAY-LING SHE has wooed thousands of battle-weary soldiers during World War TJ with her memorable songs. They called her the Forces' Sweetheart and the Sweetheart of Song, and she's best remembered for her promise "We'll Meet Again" and the catch-in-the-throat Yours" and the525 words
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Article165 1982-01-31 4 HOT WAX TOP 20 jg, S SONG TITLES 1 1 Why Do Fooh Fal In Love (Diana Ross) 5 2 Daddy's Home (Ciff Richard) 4 3 Let's Groove (Earth, MM I Fre) 10 4 Trouble (Lindsey Buckinfham) 12 5 Your* Turks (Rod Stewart) 6 6 Tonjfht I'm Yours (Rod Stewart)165 words
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Article, Illustration848 1982-01-31 4 MICHAEL PASKEVICH - MICHAEL PASKEVICH By in Hollywood FROM this week's Believe-It-Or-Not file /™m<vc ,™a tk.t *u~ comes word that the three gorgeous girls of TV's "Dallas" Pamela, Sue Ellen and Lucy aren't sure if they're eood lookine "All of us VICTORIA PRINCIPAL. CHARLENE TILTON and myself are very iinecure,' revealed IJNDA848 words
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Article315 1982-01-31 4 aMHHiammß Even the pseudo-Dixie BTvyS I touch at the end of "Wake Me When It's Over" could I not put me off. Voyeur is not a departure DAVID SANBORN: from his two most recent VOYEUR (Warmer Brw) albums for Warners, the David Sanborn is prob-315 words
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Article260 1982-01-31 4 ABBA: THE VISITORS (Poly dor) The Abba hitmachine never malfunctions, from the sounds of its latest product, The Visitors. The effect, though, may not be as immediate as on some of the old recordings; numbers like "One Of Us". "Like An Angel Passing Through My260 words
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Article, Illustration2342 1982-01-31 8 bESUB IT'S a long, diverse and potentially dangerous journey, jam-packed with much privation, to get to Pulau Nias in north Sumatra, but, believe you me, it is worth all the risks and hardships, and the many efforts which perforce, must be made. Nias is one of2,342 words
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Article119 1982-01-31 9 4 HOW can we ever forget the boat trip, the bases and tracks, the chief and his people, the visitor watchers and the fluorescent light, and dozing off to the somewhat anachronistic choir practice and the chess being played until all hoars in the street And the pigs, the chooks119 words
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320 1982-01-31 9 Shades of Shogun for tourists visiting London VISITORS to London will be able to see hundreds of rare Japanese treasures, some so rare and delicate that they are hardly ever seen by the public even in Japan. A great Japan Exhibition, covering the art of the Edo Period (1600--1868, the320 words
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Article, Illustration900 1982-01-31 10 ALAN JOHN - ALAN JOHN By PLACE: Milano Pizza House 0426 (second floor) Orchard Plaza TELEPHONE: *****50 FOOD: Pizzas, fast food BUSINESS HOURS: 1 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed on Sundays HUMPHREY Tio makes pizzas. Has been making them for a long time, too. And every time he held a pizza900 words
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1037 1982-01-31 10 Some tasty local delights found at the hotels SO, this is the Year of the Dog according to the Chinese calendar, and with the first week of Chinese New Year behind us, so is the sound of distant drums that everyone kept hearing all day long last Monday. There are1,037 words
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Miscellaneous1141 1982-01-31 5 j^fl ~^H I P-m-): Barbara Carey I I M <l 1S a successful career j |^V woman. She gets an inj^^^kT vitation from her blind IA sister, to visit her in BOOK ADVEN- M Mfe t^H Rome. She accepts. TURKS THK H^ K V| But once in Rome, II A1,141 words
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Article, Illustration2203 1982-01-31 1 ILSA SHARP - Read NAGA' for a good scare ILSA SHARP By EVERY month, the Sunday Times Arts Special will profile a local writer in an attempt to promote local works. We start today with 30 year-old PETER MANZU, author of a blood-and-guts thriller in the "Jaws" mould, yet distinguished by its intensely2,203 words
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Article, Illustration513 1982-01-31 1 Manzu Adventurer's blood in his veins PIPE-SMOKING Peter Manzu lives in a oneroom Queenstown flat furnished in unremarkable Singaporean fashion, right down to the pink roses-on-green lino. When I visited him, he was glued to a video tape of "Exorcist II." Demonology and the occult are his current interests. On513 words
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Article, Illustration654 1982-01-31 1 ONLY three years old. Times Books International (TBI) is the Times Organisation's general bookpublishing division. Structurally, it comes under Times Publishing Sdn Bhd and is located at Times Centre in Paya Lebar, not at Times House, River Valley654 words
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Article, Illustration1243 1982-01-31 2 PAULINE WALKER - Here's an art for is still down to form that to earth PAULINE WALKER 'MODERN 1 is such a big word." Her curved fingers sketch inverted commas in the air. "Everyone is a 'modern' dancer, from your auntie onwards." Patricia Hon laughs gently. She is talking about America, where she1,243 words
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Article, Illustration1289 1982-01-31 3 RAVINDRAN VELOO - RAVINDRAN VELOO By ByR "NOBODY believes doing this for fun, tests Ruby Lim-Yai Sitting with or tucked under her corner o( a little ci high-ceilinged room nang Lane, she is ing about the genera reaction to Singapon "Living Room T Group ACT 3, of she forms one- third.1,289 words
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Article, Illustration293 1982-01-31 4 DPENING here on Feb 8 will be "The Moving Picture Mime Show" comprising Panl FUplak, i Scot, Toby Sedgwlck, a Londoner, and David 3alnes, an American, on ftage, with Maedee Dopres as stage manager and Roger Take as tdmlnlstrator. The trio met when studying mime293 words
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Article, Illustration3091 1982-01-31 4 Edwin Thumboo - The power and tne giory of books A joy forever IS THE continent and he topic are large, it eems prudent to enter iv way of certain caeats: Asia is a linguisically and culturally liverse and fascinating Toup of countries, each it a dissimilar stage of conomic, political and ocial3,091 words
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Article71 1982-01-31 4 YOU, the editor, are critic, confessor, sounding-board, midwife, friend and arch-enemy, all at once. Your threshold of pain and patience is high. To get things done, you have to combine kung-fu and tai-chi. THE book allows us to annotate, is immediately accessible, does not require a special setup of power71 words
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Article51 1982-01-31 4 ALTHOUGH most countries in Asia desire more 'books of knowledge,' they would do well not to disregard 'books of power.' Politicians and social thinkers who discount the force and content of the spirit as either fragile or indirect, and, therefore, of little or no practical value, ought to hesitate. Prof51 words
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