The Straits Times, 7 October 1984

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    11 1 The Sunday Times Mo. 2522 45 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 63/1/84
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  • Article
    Singapore's third test-tube baby born
    330 1  -  GILLIAN POW CHONG «y SINGAPORE'S third test-tube baby a boy has been born at Kandang Ket bau Hospital. The baby, born on Thursday to Madam Kalahnagal, weighed more than three kg. He was born just after 11 a.m. His arrival marks the end of a
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    Misconduct verdict on four doctors
    348 1 Misconduct verdict on four doctors DISCIPLINARY action has been taken by the Singapore Medical Council against four doctors found guilty on charges ranging from unprofessional conduct to offences against die Poisons Act and the abortion regulations. Only one of the four doctors has not been suspended from practice. Two were
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    Don't split—Teng Cheong
    79 1 Don't split Teng Cheong TWICE the People's Action Party was nearly split m its 30--year history, and that must never happen again, party chairman Ong Teng Cheong said last night at a dinner to honour party faithfuls. The first was m the 1960s when Mr Ong Eng Guan, then a
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    Jardine probe believed still on
    104 1 Jardine probe believed still on *WWKmW _\_____^_\_______fM^___W_m\ %%m_W^ m____-_-___WK-_____-. m___. Jardlae fTgatog (Msgspsse) St BMBMHa MwMMMMpL. nil i lij TSmm tMak the recent nanhi si the merchant thsvtty ef StegapMC tart Ihkkea an me epsMwayetp a sse^ The fcaak waa Involve* In lintig Mnppil en the takeaver. In wSj to
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    Dollar Causeway toll will Start next month
    230 1 Dollar Causeway toll will Start next month JOHOR BARU, Sat. The Malaysian government will impose a toll at the Causeway from Nov 1 for vehicles from Singapore. Announcing this here today, Acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said the rate for cars would be Msl (590.91); Class Two vehicles (vans
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    Musa: Ringgit won't be devalued
    89 1 MM HAKU. flat. Acting ftlt Willi < i Datak Masa that the Malij ill n tiagglt is f he Iraihui. WpuHiig t> rapirtett after a lif KMiig at the Cum i■» c i i g l m heavy eettag «C the itaggtt U spMWtotsn teteg
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    Tea with the General
    13 1 teeter Barnard talks to Lee llaien Loong Rage 17
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    Ming Village's $10m debt
    286 1  -  CONRAD RAJ By THE Ming Village m Jurong once touted as the world's largest pottery- centre is about to have new owners. Its previous owners, Chinese Pottery Arts and Handicraft Pte Ltd, are m the hands of the receivers after accumulating debts of more than HO
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    Surprise! Jimbo jets in
    169 1 TENNIS superstar Jimmy Connors made a flying visit to Singapore yesterday ...alone and unrecognised until The Sunday Times caught up with him at his hotel. Reporter Norman Lim and photographer Jerry Seh discovered the incognito Jimbo at the Paramount Hotel, where he had gone for a
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    Parallel bars?
    114 1 LONDON, Sat. Three North Korean girls who arrived at Heathrow Airport today for a gymnastics international competition will be sent home on the next plane, the Home Office said today. The team has been refused visas because Britain does not recognise North Korea. The 16-year-olds, their pianist, coach
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  • NEWS FOCUS
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      AT A GLANCE
      492 2 THE 'A' TEAM: Super-fast lessons are being planned by two schools for the best and the brightest. Raffles Girls' Primary is going to start them young at Primary One while Victoria •Secondary will focus on the top 10 to 15 who can score eight Als m their
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      SPORT
      191 2 CO-MEBACKON DISASTER ROAD Today, top racing driver Niki Lauda (left), 35, climbs into the cockpit of his McLaren car for a comeback that crowns all comebacks. He will race at the Nurburgring circuit, where eight years ago he lost most of his face and Ihair m a blazing crash.
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      Who's who in the Opposition
      1807 2 The Sunday Times looks at the parties that will challenge the PAP Will more be elected after Jeya? Philip Lee profiles five opposition leodora who will figure m the forthcoming general election MR J.B. JEYARETNAM'S entry into Parliament after his success m the Anson byelection
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      Indonesian tycoon in the news
      209 2 JAKARTA, Sat. Indonesian business tycoon Liem Sioe Liong was back m the news again after two branch offices of Bank Central Asia (BCA), m which the Liem family holds a major share, were rocked by two separate explosions last Thursday. Mr Liem is a first-genera-tion
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      The unanswered questions
      971 3 Jardine Fleming expulsion: A growing-up lesson for Singapore 1- Why did MAS not revoke the Boence tohswr tnQ ttie tHegol loon to the honk's msosging director ond ofter etndence of -snofcnesees m internal control and odministrotion ores uncovered? Jmm\m Why did fAAS not revoke the licence oiler
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      Police kill tank robbers in running gun battle
      142 3 MANILA, Sat. Ten hooded gunmen who robbed a bank near an American air base m a commandostyle raid yesterday were chased by police m a "running gun battle", the Philippine news agency .reported. Five of the suspects were killed. The gunmen, carrying
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      More air bags for rescue jobs
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      10 2 Several held aa bamb charges ta Jakarta Aseaa: Page 8
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      138 2 UP TO 1 p.m. Partly cloudy with showers over several areas from late mornini onwards. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 mat., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 6.54 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: €.49 am TRAVELLERS HEATHER Adelaide 14 25 Fine I MaaUa 24/33 Fair Amsterdam 8 13 Rain Melkea rut
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      De Lorean's wife files petition for divorce
      121 4 De Lorean's wife files petition for divorce LOS ANGELES. Sat. Model Crlstlna Per rare yesterday filed tor divorce from carmaker John De Lerean, who was acquitted seven weeks age sf peddling cocaine. The couple separated en Sept IC and Mr De Lereaa's lawyer. Mr Howard Weltsman, said then: "The pressure
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      President refuses to lend his ear
      115 4 CHICAGO, Sat. That's President Ronald Reagan's ear Americans are seeing m a picture promoting a hearing aid, but the President hasn't endorsed the product which is why the state is suing the manufacturer. Illinois Attorney-General Neil Hartigan sued American Health Services Inc of Waukegan,
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      Heagan to sign pro-trade bill
      406 4  -  LIAK TENG KIAT US assurance to developing countries By I Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Sat. Developing countries are almost assured of another eight-and-a-half years of preferential trade treatment from the United States after Senate and House negotiators reached agreement yesterday on a massive trade bill that
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      How to be robbed and stay happy about it
      515 4 RIODEJANBRO, Set. BRAZIL'S latest guidebook on How to be Robbed and Stay Happy may not be a favourite with the tourist agencies but is certainly raising wry smiles among those who share similar experiences with the author. Brazilian journalist Roberto Schneider
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      Congress clears bill to keep govt going
      132 4 Congress clears bill to keep govt going WASHINGTON, Sat. Congress has passed a bill providing temporary funding until next Tuesday to prevent most of the government from shutting down last night. The bill approved yesterday was necessary because Congress has not passed full funding for most government agencies for the
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      Wall Street backtracks
      75 4 Dow Jones NEW YORK, Sat. Wall Street returned to its listless ways yesterday, backtracking after a one-day letup m a twoweek decline. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 4.86 to 1182.53. But advancing issues led losers 762 to 675. Volume on the New York Stock Exchange rose
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      The embassy refugees
      173 5 AT FIRST it wm ju«t trickio but now nearly 100 East Gormons have floodad tha Want Garman Embassy situated m a graceful palace m Pragua demanding emigration. It ia not the first time this haa happened. In February, about 40 Eoat Germans besieged the same embeeey and
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      Tussaud's Chernenko
      61 5 Ohenwaho ado the fhriiMaa taathea from arih* flaaaa Cook at BBfl— Thmairu Win The nwdel was amir by molptei -Urn M-i'Mmm 6*n phstsgrsphs, one ef the few amtete at the unseam which have not been made from sittings. The unseam did not say when the model, which waa
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      New strains in East and west German ties
      372 5 New strains in East and west German ties BONN, Sat. The invasion of the West German Embassy m Prague by would-be East German refugees has now emerged as the biggest of its kind so far, and is causing renewed strains m relations between the two German states. Mr Peter Boenisch,
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      Gromyko visits Moscow's front-line ally
      183 5 Gromyko visits Moscow's front-line ally EAST BERLIN, Sat. -£Mfl| Foreign Minister A-d| Gromyko, who met Unitedfl States President Ronald Ream gan last week, steps into the 1 spotlight of East- West rela- 1 tions again this weekend when he attends East Germany's I 35th anniversary celebrations, j Soviet leaders have
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      Karpov has a slight edge in ninth game
      157 5 MOSCOW, Sat. World chess champion Anatoly Karpov held a slight edge over challenger Garry Kasparov as the ninth game of the championship adjourned yesterday after five hours of play with Kasparov sealing his 42nd move. Karpov leads 34 with the title going
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      Widow, 70, jailed for 'armed' robbery
      195 5 LONDON, Sat. A It-year-old bank manager's widow was sentenced to nine months' jail yesterday for staging aa "armed" bank robbery la a desperate bid to solve her financial problems. Peggy Barlow, bespectacled aad walking with a stick, admitted demanding money with menaces aad assaulting
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      Honecker's loyalty lies with Russia
      258 5 Honecker's loyalty lies with Russia MOSCOW, Saturday EAST German leader Erich Honecker, writing m the Soviet newspaper Pravda, proclaimed his country's loyalty to Moscow yesterday and said *ba two Germanys could united. fl'The indissoluble links Soviet Union and them in the socialist immunity are the foundation flPthe GDR's (East Germa■H
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      No US mediating role in Lebanon, says Shultz
      377 6 No US mediating role in Lebanon, says Shultz Statement a response to Lebanon's call for help MCW YORK, Saturday UNITED States Secretary of State George Shultz told the Syrian Foreign Minister yesterday that there was not enough flexibility among those involved m Lebanon to enable die US to act as
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      Cold peace that's better than war
      554 6 LOUIS HEREN'S VIEW From London i EGYPT is the largest of the Arab states and the heartland of the Middle East. Its recorded history is much older than China's, and Cairo is still the centre of a great civilisation. The capital city is m
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      Muslim group did it: US
      266 6 Iran supplied explosives for Beirut attack WASHINGTON, Sat. United States intelligence agencies have evidence that a militant Muslim group called Hezballah, or the Party of God, carried out the attack on the US Embassy annexe m Beirut last month, using explosives supplied from Iran, government
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      Zambia sacks 'shut airport' director
      110 6 Zambia sacks 'shut airport' director LUSAKA, Sat. Zambia sacked its top air official because he closed Lusaka's international airport m a huff when he could not get a seat oa a London flight, the government announced yesterday. Capt Patrick Kawann, Director of Civil Aviation, was enraged when the flight he
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      Pilot nearly caused a big stir
      121 6 Pilot nearly caused a big stir NICE (France), Sat. A pilot almost caused a diplomatic incident yesterday when he sent bailiffs to seize a plane taking Zaire President Mobuto Sese Seko from here to Paris. The pilot, Mr Serge Caudron, claimed Air Zaire had not paid him for two years
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      Japanese vessel carrying plutonium sails for Tokyo
      470 7 US and French warships to escort ship on secret route CHERBOURG (France), Sat. A Japanese ship with a large cargo of highly radioactive plutonium was on its way to Japan today after loading amid tight security at the French port of Cherbourg. The
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      Reporters from West slipping into Kabul 'will be killed'
      182 7 Reporters from West slipping into Kabul 'will be killed' PARIS, Sat.— Soviet troops will kill Western reporters who slip into Afghanistan with guerillas, the Soviet ambassador to Pakistan was quoted as saying yesterday. A reporter for the French Antenne-2 television station quoted ambassador Vitaly Smirnov m Islamabad as saying "French,
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      Koreas agree to keep hotline
      250 7 SEOUL, Sat. North and South Korea have agreed to maintain a direct "hotline" telephone link, set up to arrange for the delivery of relief aid to flood victim* m the South, Seoul's Red Cross chief said today. Mr Yoo Chang-soon, president of the Southern National
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      Japanese to rename Turkish baths
      89 7 YOKOHAMA, Sot. Tnrkisk balk owaera ia this part soatk of Tokyo, are to step calHag their baths Tank* (Tnrkisk) after a Tnrkisk man complained tkat his country's name was miwreprfawtoi la Japan, It waa leaned ken today. Forty-eight Tnrkisk katk owners ia his city recently
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    • WORLD BRIEF
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        Pretoria dissidents held
        75 7 SOUTH AFRICAN police yesterday arrested three of the six dissidents who have been hiding m the British consulate m Durban for 23 days as they tried to leave the office. Anti-apartheid Natal Indian Congress (NIC) president George Sewpersadh told reporters from behind the bars of a police
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        Challenger's antenna fails
        68 7 THE ASTRONAUTS of the space shuttle Challenger began their second day m space yesterday and tried without success to operate a faulty data relay antenna. The dish antenna could rotate around one axis, but refused to budge on another. This meant the whole shuttle would have to
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        Yom Kippur alert
        67 7 ISRAELI DEFENCE forces went on alert on Friday against possible Palestinian guerilla strikes on Yom Kippur, the Jewish annual day of atonement and the anniversary of the EgyptianSyrian invasion 11 years ago. The forces have been put on alert every Yom Kippur since Saturday, Oct 6, 1973,
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        5 killed in Karachi riot
        65 7 FIVE PEOPLE were reported killed and more than 300 injured when fierce fighting broke out yesterday between rival Muslim sects m a Karachi slum area. Troops who had moved into the Liaquatabad area earlier m the day to quell clashes between Shia Muslims, a minority
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  • ASEAN NEWS ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Several held on bomb blast charges in Jakarta
      121 8 Several held on bomb blast charges in Jakarta JAKARTA, Sat. SEVERAL people have been arrested on charges of involvement m three bomb blasts that killed two people and injured 16 others at two banks and a shopping centre here. Jakarta police chief Maj-Gen Sujoko did not specify the number arrested.
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      Laos: Thais stepping up bombings near disputed villages
      173 8 Laos Thais stepping up bombings near disputed villages BANGKOK, Sat. Laos today accused Thailand of stepping up "indiscriminate bombardment" of Lao territory near the site of three disputed villages which are to be the subject of a United Nations Security Council meeting on Monday. It also charged that Thailand was
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      'Some hope' seen in Viet proposal
      227 8 'Some hope' seen in Viet proposal Rithauddeen to have discussions with Thach WASHINGTON, Satnulay MALAYSIAN Foreign Minis-" ter Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said today he believed there was some hope that a Vietnamese-proposed 15-na-tion conference could lead to a political settlement m Cambodia. Tengku Rithauddeen, who is also chairman of the
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      A general's welcome for princess
      68 8 A general's welcome for princess PRINCESS Maba Ckakri IflflWS at TfcailMtbeißg glutted by the laaaaeahum Atwe* Forces Chief Gen Beany Malta* taring eelebrattHM at Aran* Foreea Dap la Jakarta am FkMoy. Tfcr Thai ptfaKcsa te aa a twawack eflrtal tear at laiteaeNa at the iavttattea at iailag watek rite wfll
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      Sin denies Mancos' accusation
      313 8  -  ABBY TAN »f< Manila Reporter MANILA, Sat. Philippine church leader Cardinal Jaime Sin today denied an accusation by President Ferdinand Marcos that he was fanning rebellion. Instead he called on Mr Marcos to make personal sacrifices to restore stability and integrity m the country. "Let it
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      '$lO ruling' to supply at all entry points
      136 8 '$lO ruling' to supply at all entry points JOHOR BARU, Sat. From Monday, all Customs officers stationed at entry points m the country will be allowed to carry up to $10 only while on duty. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam, who issued this directive hone today, said the move
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      Officers quizzed in 'stolen cars' probe
      375 8 Officers quizzed in 'stolen cars' probe Vehicles 'registered under false papers' KUANTAN. Saturday THE Anti-Corruption Agency (ACA) is questioning officers of the Raub Road Transport Department (RTD) where about a hundred stolen cars worth about $3 million are believed to have been registered as imported used cars m the past
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      'Johor Baru can become second only to KL'
      218 8 'Johor Baru can become second only to KL' JOHOR BARU, Sat. Johor Bam has the potential to develop into one of the most important growth centres m Malaysia, second only to the capital city Kuala Lumpur. The Johor Mentri Besar Datuk Abdul Ajib Ahmad said yesterday the town had shown
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      More rail stations may go 'credit card'
      144 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The system of asing a "credit card" to obtain train tickets, introduced m August, may be extended to rover more stations because of the encouraging response from the public. About M people have taken op the cards since the agreement
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      5 new cases
      42 8 KOTA KINABALU. Sat. Five more cases of cholera were detected m Sabah last week, bringing the total number of such cases to 30 with one death this year. State Medical Services deputy director Dr Naranian Singh said today. Bernama
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      School-going children are 96 pc literate
      239 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THE literacy rate among children of school-going age m Malaysia has reached 96 per cent. Education Minister Datuk Abdullah Haji Ahmad Badawi said yesterday that illiteracy now only occurred among a small group of old people. "This reflects an achievement m
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  • HOME MEWS
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      The beauty of China
      125 9 Picture by ANDREW CHIN THIS trio of Attractive actresses from China stopped for pictures at Changi Airport yesterday and possibly stopped a few hearts too. The three from left: Wang Fuli, Gang Xne and Lin Xiaoqlng are part of a nine-member delegation invited for a five-day
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      Doing away with surely for loans
      166 9 A SUGGESTION has been put to a civil servants' cooperative society that can do away with having a guarantor for a loan. Mr Teo Chong Tee, Parliamentary Secretary (Environment and Social Affairs), told the Singapore Government Servants' Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society that they
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      Teng: Cheong urges PAP to dose ranks
      676 9 SefriuMJWt m party's interests ByLEEKII*CHEW Low's high point LAST night must have been a high point m Mr Low Too Kia's life. Having served the PAP faithfully for the past 25 years, Mr Low (above), from Boon Teck, was awarded a gold medallion
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      6,000 reach out for the stars at MacRitchie Reservoir
      128 10 PICTURE by ABOUT 6,000 music lovers packed the grounds of Macßitchie Reservoir last night for a 90-minute variety show by SBC singers and dancers. Some jostled for positions m front of a stage to get snapshots, autographs or just a better
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      Man drowns in sea mishap
      433 10  -  PAUL WEE By Twe others missing after targe capsizes Missing Missing Dead LEARNING how to swim was a timely lesson truck driver Mohammed Nasir bin Mohammed owes his life to. It saved him on Friday when a barge ferrying him and six others suddenly capsized
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      Remand extended
      51 10 THE man charged with murdering Madam Liew Chiew Khim, 29, at Westpeak condominium, m West Coast Road, has been remanded for another week for police to complete their investigations. No plea was taken from Neo Man Lee, 27 who is alleged to have killed Madam Liew on Sept
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      Painter's complaint in bar led to his death
      182 10 Painter's complaint in bar led to his death A MAN'S complaint that he was charged for a packet of cigarettes he did not receive led to his death. In December last year, painter Lim Boon Chai made his complaint to staff at Sin Po Po Bar where Lee Chu Bing,
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      NUS recovers to win current affairs quiz
      348 10 NUS recovers to win current affairs quiz By LEE BIEW HUA THEY looked as though they were going to lose up till the half-way mark of the National Current Affairs Quiz. But the q uiek -on- 1 hebuzzer National University of Singapore team pulled ahead strongly m the last two
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      Man stabbed and robbed of $1,000
      75 10 Man stabbed and robbed of $1,000 A BROTHEL keeper was stabbed and robbed of about $1,000 by two men on Friday morning. The robbers struck at about 3 a.m. when the brothel m Lorong 18, Geylang Road, was deserted. They confronted the keeper, identified as Mr Kwok Buck Kee, 60,
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      Flying low
      50 10 THE Republic of Singapore Air Force will conduct an air exercise over the north-eastern part of Singapore, West Coast Park and the Pasir Laba area from 6 a.m. tomorrow to 6 p.m. on Friday. The public is advised not to be alarmed by the sound of low-flying aircraft.
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      Streaming meant to help more pass PSLE
      351 11 Streaming meant to help more pass PSLE CRUEL? No, just misunderstood. That's what the Education Ministry says of its position on streaming. It knows that critics think it is willing to sacrifice pupils' welfare just so that streaming will appear to be a good, working system. But that, it says,
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      Super-speed programme for super-fast students
      607 11  -  June Tan Education Schools' Council Stories by More challenging lessons planned by school executive committees for the brightest GIVE Primary One pupils an intelligence test and then put the brightest ones on a superfast programme. Identify potential eight Al's Secondary Four students and then nurture
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      Harder for students to get into music elective programme
      195 11 Harder for students to get into music elective programme IT WILL be tougher for students to win a place m the music elective programme next year. Selection standards will be raised m a bid to overcome some of the problems students m it face. The programme, offered m leading schools,
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      Committee to help school build pride and identity
      342 11 Committee to help school build pride and identity SUCCESS breeds success, or m this case, stories of success help build school identity and pride. This is the belief at Outram Secondary, where the School Executive Committee (SEC) is hard at work to make it happen. It has decided that success
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      We must be a family, says Dr Beng
      266 12 We must be a family, says Dr Beng THEY are at the dating stage and, like most courting couples, will soon be going steady, and then engaged. Then, of course, they will get married. "After that, we will start our new home and our own family. This is what we
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      Better parks in the offing
      248 12 SINGAPOREANS will be able to enjoy better designed and decorated parks m future. Plans are underway to enrich our parks with colourful shrubs, floral displays, sculpture and visually-attractive furniture to create for each a distinct identity. For example, the Parks and Recreation Department is building
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      Cyclist injured
      36 12 A CYCLIST, Chua Say Cheong, 16, suffered head injuries after his bicycle collided into a stationary car along Bedok North Avenue 1 on Friday. Witnesses are asked to contact the Traffic Police on *****00.
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      The software way to soft hair
      478 12  -  GILLIAM POW CHONG Computer to help clients choose new look bjp AT the touch of a button, you will be able to see what you could look like with a new hairstyle. Mosche, a Singapore hairdressing salon, plans to use high technology to stay
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      Cabbage Patch look-alikes hit market
      331 12 Cabbage Patch look-alikes hit market TO SOME, the Cabbage Patch kid is ugly. To others, it's adorable. But to toy manufacturers, the doll is big business. And many, it seems, are producing Cabbage Patch look-alikes so as not to miss out on this rather bizarre baby boom, k Never mind
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      'Decisive moment' contest for shutterbugs
      192 13 'Decisive moment' contest for shutterbugs PHOTOGRAPHERS can now take part m a competition based on the theme The Decisive Moment, made famous by the French photographer Henri Cart ier- Bresson. Shutterbugs have until Nov 5 to submit entries m the contest, which is being jointly organised by American Express International
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      Malay teachers celebrate after clinching satay franchise
      114 13 Malay teachers celebrate after clinching satay franchise IT WAS satay all round yesterday as members of the Singapore Malay Teachers' Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society had a taste of their latest venture. The occasion at Paramount Hotel was their celebration following an agreement with Sate Ria Fast Food (Pte) Ltd for the
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      Thieves steal $12,000
      52 13 THIEVES raided a liquor store m Johore Road on Friday and stole $12,000 and cigarettes worth $150. Police said the stall owner, Mr S.C.Tok, 39. left for home after locking up his premises at about 1.30 a.m. He returned at 9.30 a.m. to find the money and
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      Dead man's kin sought
      55 13 RELATIVES are asked to claim the body of Mr Teo Kirn Chuan, 72. who died at the Woodbridge Hospital on Thursday. Mr Teo, whose last known address was 490, Joo Chiat Road, had been an inmate of the hospital since 1952. Relatives should contact assistant investigating
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      Sick amah in two minds about entering a home
      360 13 YIN Ah Keng, 66, is dying. In two years, lung cancer has whittled her down to half her former size. Nine days ago, she kept the other amahs awake as she screamed m pain all night long and vomitted all over
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      The twilight years...
      573 13 Stories: EVANGELINE GAMBOA and RONNIE TANG SINGAPORE'S aged black-and-white amahs live m pockets of the elderly throughout the city their worldly wealth summed up m the neat bundles beside them. In the prime of their lives, they eked out a living as servants or labourers, making their
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      Blind children to navigate in car rally
      170 13 Blind children to navigate in car rally IT WILL be a car rally with a difference a case of the blind leading the ignorant. The navigators m a car rally organised by the National University of Singapore Society will be children from the School for the Blind. Not to worry,
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      Hunt for youths
      64 13 POLICE are looking for two youths who beat up a bus inspector and a driver after they were told to queue at the Ang Mo Kio bus interchange last Sunday. One of the two youths grabbed the inspector by the collar while the other hit him with
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      Braddell View carpark 'a danger zone'
      346 13  - Braddell View carpark 'a danger zone' RONNIE TANG By SOME residents of Block 10F Braddell View Estate are hard to please. With a four-storey car-park less than 100 metres across the road and two smaller parking areas, m front and at the back of the block which iare able to
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      New house union has 600 members
      167 13 A NEW house union representing about 600 former members of three unions m the Singapore News Publications Ltd (SNPL) was officially launched on Friday. The inauguration of the SNP Employees' Union came as the Times OrganisationSNPL merger is being formalised at the end of
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      Dog has a place at NUS
      182 14 NEVER heard of him before, says the Registrar's Office. Nope, no one who matriculated fits that description. Well, he may not be registered but he's a familiar sight to medical and science students at the National Univer sity of Singapore. Students, lecturers, secretaries and
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      Permanent home for 'national treasure'
      791 14  - Permanent home for 'national treasure' PAUL JACOB Raffles collection to be housed at Kent Ridge *f A SPECIAL collection of animal specimens, some dating back more than a century, will make a fourth and final move to a permanent home by the end of next year. The Raffles Collection, internationally
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      New store pulls in thousands with free balloons and T-shirts
      205 14 New store pulls in thousands with free balloons and T-shirts FREE balloons and T-shirts pulled m shoppers by the thousands at yesterday's opening of a new store called Toys R Us m Marine Parade. Despite pouring rain, queues formed two hours before the 10 a.m. opening. And even when the
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      Year's jail for snatch thief who robbed housewife
      145 14 Year's jail for snatch thief who robbed housewife A MAN was given .the minimum sentence of one year's jail yesterday after he admitted snatching a housewife's jewellery worth $2,200 and using force on her while she was on her way to the market. A court heard that Madam Lim Hong
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      Swiss Club's $4.3m facelift
      39 14 Swiss Club's $4.3 m facelift A GROUND-BREAKING ceremony to improve facilities for the Swiss Club, m Swiss Club Road, took place on Friday. The $4.3 million redevelopment task is expected to be finished by the end of next year.
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      NTI students to set up own reservists' club
      351 14 NTI students to set up own reservists' club AN APPLICATION before the Registrar of Societies looks set to bring to life the firstever reservist club formed by any organisation outside the Defence Ministry. This follows full support given by undergraduates and the administration of the Nanyang Technological Institute m Jurong
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      220 11 Top tin co uniformed groups J National Police Cadet Corps 20J07S students 1 National Cadet Corps 8,783 students St. John Ambulance 6,125 students Other groups Guides 4-428 students Scouts 4,123 students Red Cross 2334 students Boys' Brigade 1*287 students Girls' Brigade 885 students THE Education Ministry is close to achieving
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      The Sunday Times VIEW Hardly babes in arms
      302 15 The Sunday Times VIEW Hardly babes in arms THE old guard-new guard debate was given fresh and refreshing impetus by Dr Chan Heng Chee on television the other night. Not for the first time, she pointed out that some of the younger ministers had served for more than a decade
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      25 YEARS AGO
      129 15 What The Sunday Times said on Oct 4, 1959 SINGAPORE police are making a drive to secure more co-operation from the public not to make things easier for the police, but to save the public from the criminals. Ten thousand booklets m four languages are to be
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      A woman's touch at the top
      1233 15 Managing workers better: Interview with PROF HAROLD LEAVITT HE is a Stanford professor who has been called "the in-house scourge and conscience of America's top business schools". Recently, while he was m Singapore consulting for The Times Group, and as codirector of the Stanford-National
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      673 15 Nothing To Lose Shooting Star 1 I f f I am^ i-u m-^. consueo B?ehr Da^Bnerl^ I I T k I RCahn AffaflT The Middle Kingdom On a London stage, a Hungarian* I w I fll^ k I Erw/n iv/c^er^ Set against the dazzling, dangerous theatre group portrays the PeoplJ
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      Congress deserves a cheer for vote on trade programme
      937 16 LETTER FROM WASHMGTMi LiakTeng Kiat THREE cheers vtould be overdoing it. Two, maybe .but one, certainly. The much-maligned Congress of the United States of America deserves a break. The Senate and House of Representatives, each by approving an extension of the
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      LETTER Staying at home has its perils
      258 16 LETTER Staying at home has its perils I WAS quite appalled by N. Balakrishnan 's article, "Wise men who stayed at home" (The Sunday Times, Sept 16). As a thought-provoking piece of journalism it is so entirely without merit that one is forced to conclude that it is an attempt
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      Softies who need maids
      714 16  -  Chua Beng Huat AS I SEE IT Z Often the domestic help is embodied ir different individuals: One does the laundry twice a week, another washes the windows and floors on two other days of the week; the child-minder comes every day to take the children
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      Wearing a uniform can bring out the individual in you
      763 16  -  N.Balakrishnan AS I SEE IT! WHY is it that when most Chinese m China wear blue trousers it is considered a sign of regimentation, but when most Americans wear blue jeans they are expressing their individualism? No doubt some of
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      Open-air sinphoney
      614 16 WHILE strolling along the beautiful Esplanade one evening, past the place they call Scandal Point, where English ladies once gathered to exchange juicy gossip, I saw something rare and scandalous. It was a scrap of paper and it was fleeing from the wind. That is plain scandalous m
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      258 16 l-ELENE C* m m^m ._~a® ■H33 c M urf er a the gjg g Vicarage ___\^_\W _____/*XM ____r\___V\ y The Mirror Crack' d t^g wW€MJw€wwmMj/ fmm Si(le tn Si(le g OH. LAWRENCE jJf|L JSm. H -G. WELLS" V l\ S «*^«s* I i fe^f Suave, b mm -W fl B\
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      The man behind the ideantity tag
      1663 17 HE has often asked to be taken on his own merits, recognising that comparisons with his father are inevitable. In many ways, BrigadierGeneral (Res) Lee Hsien Loong is very much his own man the Prime Minister's son, but more besides as he showed m
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        On the outcome of the election
        75 17 On the outcome of the election Q: How do yon see the elect^Mfl outcome? M A: We'll try very hard and^| probably win all seats. Anson^fl certain that we'll win Anson tba^B we'll win all seats, it must be.^i^fl them all we win Anson. We've-p^j tremendous effort (m Anson^ai^fl know
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        On voting tar the opposition
        93 17 Q. Do you agree with the view that if yaa vale la aa opposition MP yaa cant expect the government la 4a things for yea? A: If you tell the electorate it doesn't matter who you vote m as MP, the government will still do
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        On life as the PM's son
        160 17 fl 4|: Yam have talked aheat "certain resteaiats" aa year fife as the Prime Mfadster*s sea. flaw i I has year fife beea have yaa ever heea \____m a disco, for iastaace? i A: Yes, I have I haven't particularly enjoyed it but I
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        On pressure in the school system
        131 17 On pressure in the school system 4: Yaa*ve heea thraagh the poet**aaa__*mm t*M*mm**mm_WJM_m tohcaare—re either do you agree with that? A: Yes, I think that children are put under a considerable amount of pressure. But I don't know whether you've spoken to the Ministry of Education: They're extremely reasonable people,
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        On the supectations of the young
        92 17 On the supectations of the young m 4|: Are the yoaag man choosy bow, are their eaperfr tisau too high? A: Do they pick good jobs? Yes, but that is because many jobs are available. Will they learn to be less choosy if fewer jobs are available? I think they
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        On what he reads
        65 17 4|: What Idad of re*4iag do yoa do? A: Mostly non-fiction, biography, history, military history. This year I read the Kissinger memoirs and I'm just starting on John Drysdale's book (Singapore: Struggle For Success) but now it's harder to muster the time and even harder to
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      217 17 II JHB-H-.--H--HH ____M I HI 4*m 9na I/r rv..jvf ir .j U ■V. a: l-^*y- H Mr Clwe^Meisr, the Founder and President of Time Manager International, was inm*m*siß* oT thetoyr insiiucgua by the Young Presidents' Association. In Feb 84, H gaue-e vary succeaefel inaugural seminar to more than 100 participants
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  • RACING
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      Key factor to decide last race
      342 18  - Key factor to decide last race EPSOM JEEP By KEY FACTOR can step up on his last-start form to score m the last race for Class 4 Div 3 horses over 1,200 m at Kuala Lumpur today. This three-year-old English colt carried stable confidence m a Div 7 race over
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      Today's kuala lumpur car
      4893 18 Pff«f| 1.30 MALAYSIAN MAOEM STAKES I CLASS 6 I^B6m (hUUy«ian-bfada) (Stakaa: $15,000) 1 Saadari 464 TJakra-Osman 4 (one run) By Sweet Mamory II out of Srikandi II; privately bred CMam 4 t Urn* aty II M Little Master-Ismail 3 mc 1200 m) By Pontresina out of
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      Pulau Tioman will relish 1,600m again
      191 18  - Pulau Tioman will relish 1,600 m again MARK SMAN our man on the track KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Palaa Tftanaa V looks well and should make a good each-way bet m Race 3 for Class 4 Div 4 horses over 1,600 m. This five-year-old was narrowly beaten over the Ipoh 1,200
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      Muadarks
      108 18 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACE S: Kawan Karib, Amazing Bid, Pulau Tioman V, Weng Siang, Hema-Maliru, Bunga Api II RACE 4: Scorpio m, Angel's Pet, Spring Water n RACE 6: All Courage H, Poh Poh, Satu Hati n, Laax, Elegant Star RACE
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      UNKNOWN
      332 18  -  PEDIGREE By I FOUR- YEAR-OLD Jan Pierre created a favourable impression m his only start and is one to beat m Race 8, the Class 4 Div 5 event over 1.200 m. Shouldering 55 kg m Div 9 over the Ipoh 1,200 m last month, Jon Pierre found Frieco
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      What the ubsters say
      407 18 wace Epso»jaa» pedigree tomto wengsook 1 Persian Timrm 4Jantan 5 Arrrmuahanti 6 Chirpy 6 Chirpy 1 6 Chirpy 6 Chirpy 6 Chirpy 7 Malaysian Pearl 2 Lion City 7 Malaysian Pearl 3TamanVilla 8 Persian Tiara 1 Sundari 4 Jantan »TrMiwiiPiU» 5 Sovereignty 9 Tristram Pride 1
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      The Mal-ady lingers on
      1140 20  -  UNKNOWN TALK OF SOCCER Suspension of a manager/coach: After having failed to settle < a fine by the Football i Association (England) as a result of his misconduct on the occasion > of a match played earlier i this year, the former manager of Middlesbrough FC,
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      Allison's wander-land
      208 20 Sept 1f27: Born m Kent. Fefc ltSl: As a player sold for £10,000 (126,000) from Charlton to West Ham. Oct 1SS8: Retired playing with collapsed lung. March IMS: Manager of Non-League Bath City; Coach m summer with Toronto (Canada). May HS4: Manager Plymouth Argyle. April MCS: Resigned from
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      Manager with the Third eye
      649 20 York boss Smith aims for the First Division LONDON, Sat. Eighteen broken bones m 16 years with Stoke underlined that Denis Smith was not a soccer player with a half-hearted approach. And as manager of Third Division York City, Smith's attitude is equally forthright. He
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        Of promise and hope
        194 20 WOLVES winger Danny Crainie was transfer-listed at his own request after being left out of yesterday's League game against Notts County. The 22-year-old Scot, who cost Wolves £20,000 ($52,000) when he joined them from Celtic last season, was unhappy about being dropped and sought an immediate
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        Of sham and drudgery
        197 20 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sat. Brazil's League clubs are at the centre of a feud which threatens to hinder the national team's build-up to the 1986 World Cup. The clubs say the National a e Championship should consist of 26 teams but football associations m Brazil's regional
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        Of delight and despair
        280 20 SINGAPORE went down 1-0 to India m a Pool A match of the Asian Schools tournament m New Delhi. The goal was scored m the dying minutes. In another Pool A match, Thailand trounced Bhutan 4-0 and m Pool B, China edged out Hongkong 1-0. CELTIC
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      All skills and frills as Selangor win
      487 21 All skills and frills as Selangor win Hakikat Rai on the Razak Cup hockey final m XL SELANGOR silenced their critics with a stunning 3-2 win over favourites Federal Territory to clinch the prestigious Razak Cup, Malaysia's premier hockey trophy, here yesterday afternoon. The pace was fast and furious and
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      Misfortune that was magic
      233 21  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By THERE was nothing more that Ceylon Sports Club could possibly have asked for m their 1-1 draw with Jansenites m a Premier League hockey match at the Fairer Park Athletic Centre yesterday. To start with, the Ceylonese came with only 10 men. And
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      Queenstown are still kings
      287 21  -  LEE WAI WUN By THEY panted for breath after the match, but their faces wore gleeful grins. Quite naturally, for Queenstown completed a 10th successive gold haul of the Singapore Open Waterpolo League Championship when they thrashed National University of Singapore 13-5 m their final fixture
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      Harry outlasts slugger Azman
      517 21  -  JANICE SEAH •y FOR three hours, Indonesian Harry Susianto battled Singapore's Azman Moosa on an unfamiliar court and an unfamilar surface. For three hours, the two players slogged it out for the right to qualify for the next round of the Toyota Singapore Open Grasscourt tennis
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      Young Razali shows the way to goals
      583 21 Joe Dorai reports on the Singapore-Malacca friendly soccer match at the National Stadium Hussein is pleased with 2-0 win FOR national coach Hussein Aljunied, there appears to be only one main problem to tackle before Singapore plunge into the Merlion Cup soccer tournament
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      EST OF SPORT IN SINGAPORE
      376 21 THE Singapore Motor Sports Club will be bitting the dirt with the second Mobil autocross at the new Yishun track m Avenue Two today (9.30 a.m. flag-off). Three major car agencies will be fighting for top honours on a 2.5--kflometre track described as "more civilised"
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      OUR SPORTING SUNDAY
      142 21 ATHLETICS Inter-Ministry meet (Toa Payoh Athletic Centre, 2.30 p.m.) BOWLING Anchor Beer National League (Q'stown Bowl, 9.30 a.m.). BASKETBALL Malaysian Amateur Basketball Association Cup semifinals: Kedah v Selangor; Singapore v Sabah (Banting, Selangor). CRICKET SCC Ist XI v CSC (Balestier Road, 10.30 a.m.). HOCKEY SHA Premier League:
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      Lauda's pit-stop on Disaster Road
      1180 22  -  UNKNOWN ■IYSONSUMWY The 'back from hell' driver relives the nightmare of Nurburgring Shortly after lunchtime today, on the outskirts of a small town m West Germany, a ridiculously brave man will clamp his right foot on to the accelerator of a Formula One racing car
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      Watch the birdie! Model golfer's glamour lesson
      366 22 Ms Jan Stephenson, the lady golfer with whom most men vould like to play a round (leer, leer) was complaining last w«»ek that it is very hard for a giri to be taken seriously m sport. Looking at the accompanying picture, posed for
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      Kicking the habit...
      27 22 SEW fi* rSUBTssw »s JS^-i" 1 PM! fi" 116 S5 M *y"» **«y -*««-Jd liave appointed £2g^ cMef ?eter Ueberretli commissioner for mS«J SEW*
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      Kirn & Co clean up
      143 22 Kirn Co clean up INDORE (India), Sat. Australian cricket captain Kirn Hughes lived up to his promise of making a clean sweep of the one-day series against India here today when his side coasted to a six-wicket victory m the final match. The win gave Australia a 3--0 triumph m
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      Pant reaches break-point
      651 22 World ace's retirement talk after shock defeat by Rosalyn MANHATTAN BEACH, Sat. A frustrated Pam Shriver talked of retiring from tennis yesterday after a 6-3, 6-3 surprise defeat at the hands of South African Rosalyn Fairbank m the quarter-finals of a US$l5O,--000 (1324,000) tournament. Rosalyn, ranked 47th
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      Doing well to survive
      138 22 FRANKFURT, Sat. West German Rene Weller survived two knockdowns last night to beat challenger George Feeney, of Britain, and retain his European lightweight boxing title on points. An exhausted Weller was barely able to stand m the last round as he traded punches with the Briton
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      Tigers roar to victory
      124 22 DETROIT, Sat. Milt Wilcox and Willie Hernandez combined on a three-hit shutout, and Marty Castillo knocked m the only run of the game as the Detroit Tigers beat the Kansas City Royals 1-0 to win the American League baseball championship yesterday. Detroit swept the best-of-five championship
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      Davis lines up a hat-trick
      146 22 LONDON, Sat. Britain's world snooker champion Steve Davis cruised into his third Jameson Whiskey tournament final m four years when he crushed 28-year-old Irishman Eugene Hughes 9-3 last night. Hughes won the first frame 67-23. But even though the defending champion was out of touch
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      Running the show beats running...
      1333 23 On the right track but there's still a long way to go 4 The very athletes whose careers they now want to promote remain the victims. Six months ago they should have neon picked for the LA Olympic Games. But that was the time when
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      Bee Khim wins Cup to break lean spell
      388 23 Honours to Singapore's First Lady of golf at the Malaysian Amateur Open KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Singapore's Kee Bee Khim won the inaugural Malaysian Ladies Amateur Open golf title at the Royal Selangor Golf Club here today. The Singapore champion carded a five-over-par
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      Professional progression
      325 23  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By' HANDICAPS and monthly medals, the amateur golfer's hallmarks, will be used to uplift the Singapore professional's game. The Singapore Professional Golfers' Association decided on the innovative measures after being trounced m last month's Old Parr international matchplay clash against Malaysia. Said SPGA chairman Ong
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      Cold and rain just won't stop Sevvy
      416 23 PARIS, Sat. SPAIN'S defending champion Severiano Ballesteros defied a heavy cold and persistent rain to shoot a six-under-par 66 for a two-stroke halfway lead m the Lancome Trophy golf tournament at St Norn La Bretache yesterday. Ballesteros fired a sparkling front nine 31
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      The foreign legion connection
      491 24  - The foreign legion connection JANICE SEAH Early cash incentive to lure top coaches for Singapore Sea Games mission STORY by ALL national sports associations who want to hire foreign coaches to prepare competitors for next year's South-east Asia Games m Bangkok have been offered a $1,000 subsidy by the Singapore
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      Jimbo Jet's flying visit
      1095 24  -  NORMAN LIM JERRY SEH SPORTSFRON- SERVES AN AC ANC SUPERSTARS PASSING SHOT IS RUMBLED STORY by PICTURES by THE front office manager of the Paramount Hotel did a double take when a Mr. J.C. Connors, of the United States, checked m around 1.30 yesterday morning. "Aren't
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      Singapore struck by twin setback
      253 24 Singapore struck by twin setback SINGAPORE'S national soccer team suffered a double blow yesterday hours before they were due to meet Malacca skipper Au-yeong Pak Kuan was admitted to hospital and star striker V. Sundram Moorthy announced he would go for National Service after all. Au-yeong was taken to Tan
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      455 24 United fall for Six appeal LONDON, Sat. Didier Six, the first Frenchman to play m the English First Division, had a dream debut for his new club Aston Villa today as they convincingly beat Championship challengers Manchester United 3-0 at Villa Park. The former international winger, who has joined the
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      Masthead
      8 1 SUNDAY PLUS The Sunday Times, October 7. 1984
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      The young big spenders
      1013 1 Stores love tnerr. aas woo tnem, but wnat makes /ouna sinaaooreans ouvr 7 i Young people m Singapore pack quite a punch when it comes to the business of buying. And why not? After all, those m their teens to mid-twenties form nearly a quarter of
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        They're watchers, rather than doers
        342 1 ATTITUDES RETAILERS and advertising people see young Singaporeans as selective and intelligent consumers. The majority are not susceptible to advertising claims that are not backed by quality or performance. "They know what they want. You'd be surprised at how much money they have to spend
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        Boys love flicks, girls like fizz
        296 1 Boys love flicks, girls like fizz PURCHASES ■ASKED how much they spent m the past month, young people m Hongkong topped the list. In the McCann-Erickson survey m 1961 they averaged $112 a month compared to $106 m Malaysia, $86 m Korea and $84 m Singapore. Indonesian youth spent the
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    • MIND & BODY
      • A COMPATIBILITY QUIZ FOR COUPLES
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          How far do both of you agree on money?
          835 2 We start a five-part series on the thorniest problems couples face. Today we look at money; m the following weeks, there'll be quizzes on sex, personality, leisure time and values. KAREN PETERSON of the USA Today was the reporter. WHEN you
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          Meet the quiz designer
          131 2 Meet the quiz designer DR MARY ANN BARTUSIS, an American psychiatrist who specialises m couple and family relationships, designed our series of five relationship quizzes on money, sex, personality traits, leisure time and values which start today. In her private practice, Dr Bartusis has worked with more than 3,000 patients
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      • MEDICAL BRIEFING
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          An implant for the deaf
          169 2 THE world's first permanent miniature hearing aid has been successfully implanted m a human ear by a Japanese medical team. People suffering from middle-ear deafness are unable to use conventional hearing aids. However, the new device developed by Professor Junichi Suzuki of Japan's Teikyo University
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          Drugs better than exercise
          190 2 EXERCISE is not a substitute for drugs to treat high blood pressure, a new report finds. But regular exercise, when combined with drugs, may help lower bloodpressure m people with mild hypertension, the report indicates. It supports a growing view among doctors that it's misleading to
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          When mums put on too little
          102 2 WOMEN who gain 9kg or less during pregnancy have a risk of a stillbirth or foetal death 1 times higher than women who gain more. A US survey found that such women are also twice as likely to bear an infant weighing less than
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    • FASHION
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        A plain shirt goes fancy
        363 3  -  LIM PHAY-LING WITH the menswear look coming on strong m the autumn and winter collections- you too can borrow from the boys. But you don't have to look like everyone else. Take a man's basic white shirt, for example. This is the wardrobe standby no
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        Mama's Sunday naughts
        275 4  -  MARGARET CHAN CELEBRITY CHOICE CHEF Bidou Boniface spends his days dishing out French food but loves Singaporean food on his Sundays. He says: "Every Sunday lunchtime, Mama (his Chinese mother-in-law) cooks for me black babi with mushrooms (pork stewed m soya sauce). That's wonderful. We have chicken
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        It can te Bali Hai iff you just imagine it it
        830 4  -  MARGARET CHAN By Trader Vie's, sth Floor, Hotel New Otani. 177 A River Valley Road. Hours: Daily 12 noon to 2.30 p.m., 6.30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Bar and lounge 11.30 a.m. to 1 a.m. Airconditioned. Recommended: Exotic cocktails
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        FOODNOTES
        484 4 PENANG hawker fare is now available for lunch at the Ming Court's Coffee Pot. Three chefs have been flown m from Penang especially for this promotion which ends on Oct 20. The buffet spread includes hawker favourites such as assam laksa, curry kapitan, rojak, chao quo tiao, roti babi
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        Record your appreciation in the right way
        258 5 Record your appreciation in the right way ;sjdfkas;ldfka;lsdfjlaskdjfsa(k￱ A V H §1 SHOULD I send a thank-yea card to a business associate who has Just bought me lunch? A: No, there is no need to send a card to thank him, even if the meal was especially good. Saying "Thank
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        Tips for the learner-riders
        758 5 ;sjdfkas;ldfka;lsdfjlaskdjfsa(k￱ M PASSING that motorcycle test should be as easy as riding a bicycle. But it is not. And the threat of failure must loom large m about 55,000 minds. These learner-riders, who are now allowed on the roads, want licences to handle motorcycles not exceeding
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        A secret code for video owners
        413 5 Innovations GRUNDIG has a video recorder that will be more popular with parents than children. The VS 200, costing around £450 (about 551,200), is a Japanese VHS format machine made m West Germany, with a neat design feature. The front panel, reports The Sunday
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        89 5 How to be neighbourly p A GOOD neighbour mixes tact and activism, says an American social scientist who specialises m urban sociology. To be a good neighbour, he suggests that you: Offer help, not just polite conversation, when someone needs you. Don't be a busybody. Wait until you are asked.
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        Sleepy sofas
        147 6  -  CHEN GUOXIAN Alternative SOFABEDS are a logical solution to today's small interiors. They can be tucked away neatly as a sofa when not m use. Ideal as the extra bed for guests, they are also useful m rooms which could use a little more space during the day.
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        Enter the dens of three architects
        509 6 Enter the dens of three architects Think of an office and often the picture that comes to mind is of a sterile place filled with utilitarian desks~and chairs. But architects treat their offices as a place where creativity can be given complete free play. LEE GEOK 801 takes a look
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          For doable efficiency
          101 6 HOUSEWIFE Mary Soh, m her 40's, feels that the stainless steel double sink is her single biggest home improvement. "Although I had to sacrifice some bench space, I find organisation much easier. I can have two jobs on the go at the same time. "It saves both
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          For a good night's rest
          94 6 REAL estate agent Vincent Lee, 26, without hesitation replied that his bed was his best buy. "It cost several thousand dollars, including the mattress." "It is a standard size double bed and was made to order," he added. "I'm newly married, and my wife designed
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          For more independence
          132 6 JUDY is partially disabled and spends a lot of time m her bed. "This bciotic unit gives me independence, as everything is within my grasp. I designed it," she said. "It has a sliding-door cupboard and adjustable bookshelves. A tray slides out at table height for me
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          For hours oS happy talk
          97 6 MISS Elsie Chee, 34, loves her little telephone table, which she found at the Token House m Plaza Singapura. "Before I discovered this, I had the phone balancing on the sideboard, and no place to put the bulky phone directories. "This telephone table has a
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          For cool comfort
          100 6 For cool comfort PAUL, a 32-year-old English banker, considers his airconditioner worth its weight m gold. "When I arrived here from Europe two years ago, I had an unfurnished apartment, and the heat was unbearable. My first purchase was an aircon for my bedroom where I spend most of my
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        Insights into Bapa Malaysia's rebellious past
        1126 7  -  ISMAIL KASSIM A prime minister m training By MALAYSIA'S eldest statesman, Tunku Abdul Rahman, has been m the news lately with reports of his health. He has gone abroad twice m the past few months to seek relief from the minor ailments which come
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        Moscow on st 24-hour stopover
        1270 8 Moscow on st 24- hour stopover m In Russia, the equivalent of 15 Singapore cents buys you a ticket to anywhere on the subway system! As we rode the train, counting the nine stops that would take us to the centre of the city, we had ample time to observe
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        Art or artifice?
        565 9  -  LIN HSIN HSIN When machines match modern masters COMPUTER ART By WHEN an artist, struck by new thoughts and ideas, makes radical changes to his painting, he risks destroying it. Giacometti (1901-1966) and Matisse (1869-1954) had the courage to wipe out hours of work to start afresh
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        The tortured times of T. S. Eliot
        482 9 fl WRITERS EZRA POUND called T. S. Eliot "Old Possum" an animal that feigns death to escape the attention of predators and even after death Eliot seeks to escape attention. His will attempted to ban biographies and the obstacles he put up are
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        They call it God's own country
        792 10  -  AGATHA KOH By WHY New Zealand? Take a look at the dollars and sense aspect first. It has never been as affordable as now. Devaluation may not have been good news for Kiwis planning a trip abroad, but it makes all the difference for
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        Queenstown for year-long fun
        1251 11  -  AGATHA KOH •y QUEENSTOWN m New Zea, land is situated snugly otL4g Wakatipu. whose waters puted to be 99.9 per cent-eta^H good enough to use as^^B water for your car. It is a picture-postcard town witw magnificent mountains and breatfj^ taking scenery and is the centre
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        Facts at your fingertips
        503 11 NEW ZEALAND made up of North Island and South Island is located m the south-west Pacific, about 5,100 km from Singapore. The two distinctly different islands span over 1,600 km and are only 450 km at their widest. New Zealand's population is a little over three
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        Hot water welcome awaits you
        1170 12  -  AGATHA KOH Sulphur City's steamy attractions are a family affair By Enormous under- ground pressures produce bubbling mudpools, gurgling hot springs and shooting geysers. It's no surprise that its radio station is called Radio Gey- m serland. S SOME residents of Rotorua never worry about
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        If you thought Tandoori food good, try hangi
        264 12 A HANGI is a Maori earth oven. A huge pit is dug and a fire is lit to heat the stones placed m the pit. Food m baskets, covered with wet cloths, is lowered into the pit. Earth is shovelled over it
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        Taste some of the city life
        698 13 4 In Mulgrave Street, just a block from the now modern Anglican Cathedral, Old St Paula ia a fine example off the wooden churches built by the Church off England. Ita interior ia exquisite and a visit is a m cultural experience. s THE
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        Walk or Jog to these places in Auckland
        311 13 Auckland Domain THIRTY-FOUR treelined hectares containing the War Memorial Museum, the Winter Gardens (with tropical and sub-tropical plants), and a splendid reserve of native trees. The War Memorial Museum set on the highest point of the Domain, houses the world's finest collection
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        Christchurch beckons
        158 13 Sports and fun Boating on the Avon, canoes and paddleboats for hire. Jet boating on the Rakkia River Gorge. Harbour cruises, also group charters and fishing trips available. •Fishing, both salmon and trout. •Scenic flights. Helicopter flights, either scenic or joy ride. Rent-a-bike, go where you like, city
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        Visit a sheep farm for a touch of country life
        1316 14 YOU can't go to New Zealand and pretend that 70 million sheep do not exist. Even m the biggest city Auckland, sheep graze peacefully m the park. It is not surprising then that the sheep farm has beeh integrated into
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        Go where your fancy takes you
        864 15  -  AGATHA KOH Drive yourself ag MOTORING m New Zealand is a breeze and is definitely one of the best ways to see the country. The views and images can change with every kilometre and you can decide when and where you want to stop.
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        A coach tour is hassle-free
        264 15 Be driven IF YOU don't want to drive, you can always go on a coach tour. There are some "big" names m New Zealand which provide very comprehensive tours. A coach tour takes the hassle out of looking for accommodation and meals. Cooked breakfasts and
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        Freud the great fraud
        1020 16  -  Hans Eysenck By Professor of Psychology at London University 'His theory off psychoanalysis was pure hokum' SI6MUND FREUD Born: 1556 m Austria Died: 1939 m London A physician who specialised m treating the mentally ill, Freud was regarded as the founder of psychoanalysis. Among his major
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      126 1 Ml JEKYLL AND MM HYDE. Dramatisation of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic about the battle between the good and evil m a man's soul, with David Hemmings as the doctor with a split personality. Lisa Harrow and lan Barmen co-star. Ch 12, -»-*fm BY THE LIGHT OF TK SILVERY MOON.
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        1467 1 CHAMMFI «5 r__\_______X__XWi A IHi a___\ aa JSSSJSI^ Z^n_____i_m_____^____^_______M____m^_________________M Pa Sartre's Hu.s Clos and Mai D PWBfl^bL B UHMfIEL 3 It P l w Fnschs The F,re Ra.sers -g SSI P a,nt, nBS by Ng Yah BfW^lfci Drama Centre Tickets at $2 and $3 8.30 A.M. SBCTEXT. Sample pages 2.30
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        344 2 hollywq:: FORMER Charlies Angel Jaclyn Smith, now known as the Queen of the Mini-Series, is branching out with a line of sportswear. The line will be sold m XMart stores 2000 across the US to enhance the chain's image. K-Mart did USS2O billion (about SS4I
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        Malay current affairs show soon
        417 2 SBC came under fire last week for its lack of educational and current affairs productions for Malay viewers. JULIE TAN, m an interview, finds out about a forthcoming current affairs series m Malay. MALAY viewers will soon be getting their first-ever current affairs series. Entitled
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        Two teams shine in comedies 30 years apart
        500 2  -  PHILIP COGREY v«o I fly ABBOTT AND COSTELLO IN HOLYWOOD Starriag Bad Abbott and Lea Cestello Directed by S Sylvan Simon THE SUNSHINE BOYS Starring George Burns, Walter Matthau and Richard Benjamin Directed by Herbert Ross HOLLYWOOD comedies followed a fairly simple
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        An encounter with Orwell's spirit
        594 2 ALIX COLEMAN reports on the new BBC docu-drama The Road To 1984 (Wednesday, Ch 12, 8.00 p.m.) and meets James Fox, who plays George Orwell and the central character of Nineteen Eight-four. IT BECAME one of the most famous opening sentences m the world. Anyone
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        420 2 LETTER INTER-SCHOOL DEBATE Read Six Studies lit Quarrelling ■|YOUR TV Reviewer is to be commended for his critique (The Sunday Times, Sept 23) of the "dismal show m the first varsity debate" he did not shrink from unpleasant matters. However, as a judge on some previous debates, both on and
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        One small leap to fame
        786 22 Showdancers. They're young enthusiasts with a zest for dance, a breed of teenagers with fire m their soles. JULIE TAN checks out the action at SBC's first showdance course and meets some of the spirited, high-kicking youngsters. "DON'T expect leaps like those m Fame," quipped
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        Looks can kill in this thriller
        502 3 At eight, Drew Barrymore has all the talent of her famous family. PHILIP COOREY reviews her new film while CARLTON STUART sizes up the little star ■I FIRE-STARTER At Lido and Liberty Starring Drew Barry more, George C. Scott, Martin Sheen, David Keith and
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        Hollywood's new Shirley Temple
        552 3 IT WAS that concrete-shattering scream, half of wonder and half of fear at the sight of the extra-terres-trial, which catapulted her to stardom m E T. For all the cute blonde tresses and little girl pout, eight-year-old Drew Barrymore has the promise of a Grace Kelly.
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        TV stations plan ratings battle
        258 4  - TV stations plan ratings battle TEO LIAM HUAY PI LOOK CAST 1 By He's so shy IT WILL be a clash of showbiz titans when Hongkong's ATV and TVB stations wage a war of ratings early next year. Adam Chen battles Chow Yuen Fatt m what appears to be the
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        Invasion from outer space
        640 4  -  LIZ HODGSON By THE time is the 1980s; the place, planet Earth. All the worst nightmares of science fiction have come true, and Earth is m the grip of an evil, alien power which threatens to destroy the planet and all mankind. Thanks to a masterly
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        Strange beasts, hospital crises and middle-class preoccupations
        479 4  -  UNKNOWN TVWHMf 1 mag IT WOULD be churlish to chide the new TV series Manimal (Thursdays, Chs, 7.50 p.m.) for its lack of taste or intelligence because, likeall US television products of this kind, it is not intended to cater to erudite tastes.
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        Credibility gaps in show about NS
        548 4  - Credibility gaps in show about NS CYNHARR TV PREVIEW MARCHING AS ONE Thursday, Ch 5, 9.15 p.m. By LATELY there has been much talk about national achievements and Marching As One, SBC's documentary on national service, is one more rose to the self-congrat-ulatory bouquet. There is a place for self
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        106 5 Vymyrirr: D HAf ma V^\ V*\ A»«CIB»rRrEI«HGS kK\r\rV\T by Norman Mailer, '_V' V r VU,\ x A twice Pulitzer Prize Winner IAAXVVo^ 'Ancient Evenings is about jOBWW*f*IWt!WWWKW mt reincarnation. Menenhetet, a courtier SS 12.00 "^^smsw m the twentieth dynasty kingdom of Rameses and Net ititi, is reborn three times: charioteer,
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        3149 5 lib YOUR WEEK AHEAD _»-^S| J^-v exhibition. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Hyatt I MONDAY K\ Hotel Tickets, at $5. available at the _W_W_W\_WA_W.\§ -rur Ck.v% m w Vgl I W\ door Proceeds will be donated to the W A TUeSDAY H THE POX J I Red Cross Until Sunday
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        2292 6 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY^) 3 06 PRWCESS CHANG PING (C r) Senal 6 06 SCENCE. 2 .55 YEjSn GOnW (C/r) Serial 60S SSL^^S^' IS 1 S c 6 03 hm HIGHLIGHTS 12 JUS?? 03 LD 6 15 THE TR0PICS mimmG llFE: 430 SONGS (Pr 6 B T B A CL T
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        524 7  -  UNKNOWN ;sjdfkas;ldfka;lsdfjlaskdjfsa(k￱ 1 m+i> THE Listen For Pleasure series of "Talking Books" are a miracle of modem invention for narrassed parents anxious to improve their children's reading skills and literary vocabulary. Beleaguered by requests to read stories, we once thought that we'd have a go
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        Another strong effort from Su Rui
        287 7  - Another strong effort from Su Rui UNKNOWN 'a WKG-M ;sjdfkas;ldfka;lsdfjlaskdjfsa(k￱mm SU RUI 3 So Rnl (Teay) WITH only seven tracks, one of which is about nine minutes long, this album gives the impression that it may have problems with sales. Besides, it has moved even further from the commercial mould
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        All-girl band a-going again
        592 7 The Go-Gos, America's premier all-girl rock 'n' roll band, dropped out of sight after rocking the music scene with hits like We Got The Beat. They're back on the charts again appearing on Solid Gold tomorrow (Ch 5, 10.15 p.m.) to sing a new hit, Turn
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        Stevie scores his elusive Number One
        448 7  -  RICK SKY By SUPERSTAR Stevie WondeJ is one of the biggest-sellinJ recording artistes of all time] But he has never had a soM Number One hit m Britain ~M until now. Recently, he topped the British charts with his current single, I Just Called
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        236 8 ARE you enjoying our contests? We have another one a crossword puzzle. As m our quiz contest, the answers are on this page. All of you must be studying very hard for your coming examinations. You must be sitting down all day with your books. But don't forget
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        NATIONAL HEROES
        298 8 INA: OR SUN VAT SEN DR SUN Vat Sen (Sun Ixian m Pinyin) is revered m China and Taiwan. The Chinese communists call him "a pioneer of the revolution" and the Nationalists m Taiwan call him the "Fa her of China". Jr Sun was born on Nov 12.
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        65 8 When were submarines first made? The first submarine which we know to have been used was made by a Dutchman, Cornelius van Drebel, m 1620. It was made of greased leather stretched over a wooden frame and was moved by oars stuck out through the sides and sealed with tightfitting
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        257 8 CUITEST o This contest is open to all I iQMESTIOiISI 3 SChOOI pUpilS. ACROSS: 1 What are you taught to do m today's activity? Questions m this contest are 2 Dr Sun Vat Sen was called the Father of China' based on the editorial contents m of today's Young Life.
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        626 10 The School of Accountancy TOTAL STUDY PLANS STUDYING <>>^ PACKAGES FOR Ji>>>^m ACCOUNTANCY AND «^>^^ fl fl FINANCIAL EXAMINATIONS 1. About Ttw School The School of Accountancy was founded m 1910 to provide a top-quality aducabon aannca to atudent* m the Unitad Kingdom Over the years it has gainad a
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        257 14 When typewriters will become obsolete IT WILL be a quiet end-of-the-year period for the 37 CATS sales representatives and their four supervisors. Has business taken a dip? No, it is just that typewriters will become obsolete, reams of standard forms and carbons relegated to wastepaper baskets and office clatter reduced
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        129 15 gp^ Congratulations W and Best Wishes to BTIMES PUBLISHING BERHAD on the occasion of C.A.T.S. 15TH ANNIVERSARY I 4®t fl HUP KHOON PRESS COMPANY fl BLOCK 173 #01-1045 STIRLING ROAD ■?W SINGAPORE 0314 _8888 f%m TEL: *****5 *****50 m Kjh' m^^^ Publishing Berhad on the occasion of CATS 15th Anniversary
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        252 16 From the leading newspaper publishing systems specialist to the leading newspaper publisher m the region: W mm^WMM^^^^ II tf^^^PV_tf^MM^__fc__Rfr S. WM II W-wkmW II l-i I^BLIiIiWK w^VMUH HIbHwAAi I on uxfi 15th Anniversary of CATS and for choosing the right classifieds/editorial system: Xl SYSTEM/ 55 J^Hj|^^|k I We're glad you've
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        968 18 TELEFHOIfE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: rT<f 1 1, X^ v Fnday; 830am!ofnnRm//; am <Ordin«ry: Isl 00 per word (Mm $1 5 00) I Food/ Ent.rt.mm.nl U «J >^*^^^Vaf» af^m a^\m^^^^\m^%'m w^^^^^ a*^^^**w af^^ a^"*»Bk. baturday 0 JOam to 2 00pm <i 'am Personal Service*/ M.rrh.nrii.. -t\ES^ Ws>^m*& ll m aT
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        700 18 20 Pets/Pet Care SOOKEE KENNEL Nwwly Arrived From Australia (ieriimn Shepherd Toy Poodle Shetland Sheepdog Rough Collie Pekingese Pomeranian Silky Terrier Aluminium dog rages K -9 Science Diet Pet accessories available. iquiri** and viewing ar« «r«lSOOKEE KENNEL 306 BALESTIER RO (1232) TEL: 4744*33/ 254*037 jnday 10.00 a.m. 5.00 p.m.) M.E
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        801 18 25 Sale: Other 30 Products -~s=a SHOWROOM CLEARANCE SALE: I Free .< set of roller blinds with X^ purchase of wall covering for y your rntirr flat Sale period Bth aa B October to Mth October, dally 9am to 6p.m Blk 163. Buklt Merah Central. 03-3575, Spore I 0315 Tel
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        441 18 Hairdreeaing 30 Hairdressing Ilk 211, Hougang St. 21, #01-909, Spore 1953. Free sifts and Spscial offer during Promotion Montfcu Business Hrs: 9.30 a.m. 7.00 p.m. Opens on Sunday For Appointment, please CAIX *****07 A on the) official opening of FROM: W.K. LEONG ESTHER HO JOHN TAN L.T. PANG PATRICK NG
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        618 18 a 36 Hours Renovation/Decor T.O. TECH RENOVATION Contractors specialised m extentlon and alteration works for private houses, factories, offices and general renovations for HDB flats. Floor tiles, painting, roofings, ceiling, box awnings, brickworks, concrete, drainage, carpentry, electrical, plumbing. Iron grilles, aluminium sliding doors and windows. Tel: *****06 *****33 Mr Quek
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        631 18 •mlWa TO mp pa auoiMcii 46 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/ Removal J. C. WHEELS and Services Co. Efficient house removal, dumping services available. 24-hours services moderate chrages. Ring: *****59 HOUSEHOLD/ RUBBISH REMOVAL and transportation services. Days/ nights Fast efficient service Tel *****18 Miss Phang. HOUSE REMOVAL TRANSPORTATION Services, day and night.
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        1009 18 j I Obttuart.s 70 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Sales Sales Clerical s^^=^=^^m«^.^.«w gßM^^^gsggi n A^RAafiQ ITIC a^sC A\ wmmmmmmmmmmmmm^ An Established Constructioti QA^p|ff*l| IB* B* JE\ BBk. Company r^ f BBs* bb^BbsVF^*. BBBssaaaaaasßßßaßaak requires p P|( LAOY COORDINATOR I sti/vitb school leaver Bakelite SEA., a
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        187 18 72 Situations Vacant: Technical i FERRARI SERVICE CENTRE requires 2 VEHICLE MECHANICS R#tQUtT#fn+ffts: Singapore citizens. Age: 20-25 years old. Minimum MVM NTT 2/ 3 with at least 2 years' working experience on high performance automobile. Interested candidates with GCE O' level and qualified Class 3 driving licence will be an
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        178 18 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous i 3 Established and 3 progressive company 3 requires: In Design Draftsman a 3 GCE level with credit m Science subiect a 2—3 years experience of drafting work m ship design or hull structure m shipyard drawing office or equivalent 2) Personnel Clerk I 3) Telex
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        691 18 -I 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous PAX CHONG METAL INDUSTRY PTE LTD 78 Playtair Road Pak Chong Building -02-00 Singapore 1336 TEL: *****33 We require (1) SALES REPRESENTATIVES Knowledge of machinery Fluent m English and Mandarin Working experience (2) GENERAL CLERK GCE O" Level Typing 30 w p m Fluent m
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        930 19 wi r-or bate: mtrctats JULY. 1900. MERCEDES MB 1 ottiiei Am i i id radio ias>elte p..\».r niil.>\i.s <eiitr.il locking. road l.i\ (ill June 1985 mmc onl> .Ml WO km lip lop rondition Accident Iree S.»!liiin $56,000 Tel L'.-^J'itil MERCEDES BENZ 200. Mi In tenor and exterior completely modified to
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        737 19 89 For Sale: Datsun/ Nissan J OPEN TODAY Low Downpayment Pulsar 1.0 DX $3250 Sunny 1.3 DX $3690 Sunny 13 GL $3890 (Includes registration fee 6 months road tax) Low Interest Rates mi DELTA MOIOIC I (a member of Ruby Group) Bukit Timah Showroom: 150/152 Mackenzie Road Singapore 0922 Tel:
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        845 19 90 For Sale: Toyota 90 For Sale: Toyota Our showrooms are open today for more of a great deal. TOYOTA BORNEO MOTORS For a great deal more QUFtNSTRFFT TFI *****33 AL JUME D ROAD TEL *****32 BUKIT TIMAH ROAD TEL *****55 6 7 8 9 FAST COAST ROAD TFL *****16
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        754 19 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi MID-1979 MITSUBISHI LANCER 1200 c c Aircon. radio, cassette, new tax and Insurance. Selling: $11.8000 no Call: *****32 MID 79 GALANT Sigma 1600 OS. 2nd owner, aircond. radio, cassette. $10,500. Tel *****36/ 4743.864 MITSUBISHI LANCER DEC. '79. sspeed. PARF, aircon. radio cassette, tip top condition $15,200.
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        835 19 93 For Sale: Honda ALMOST 1001 HONDA Accord. 4-door. I lady owner, new tax. Insurance, showroom condition $19,800 Blk 405 -15-197 Bedok North Avenue 3 OEC '00. PRELUDE (1602). automatic. 1 private owner, sun-roof. Original white paintwork. viewNo 1. Jalan Seni University Road LATE 1001. HONOA Quintet, sunroofed, aircond. sports
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        863 19 94 For Sale: Other Makes I NEAR '78 MINI Clubman 1000. private owner, aircooler. sports rims, hi-fi. beautiful metallic paint. PARK $7,200 Tel OMOBO OCTOBER 82 TALBOT Solora SX with new road tax. 1 owner Asking $26,000 ono Contact *****05 Miss Yeo RED MINI. NEW road tax. passed inspection with
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        822 19 96 For Sale: Motor Cycles/ Scooters GS 1000 CC. lor sale Ring *****10 Mr I .eong RX YAMAHA 100 t Selling $300 Call All Soon Tel *****09 SEPT. '00 SUZUKI (iSX 250 $1,250 o no Call I'lara. *****74 SUZUKI KATANA GSI2S $1500 o ii o Ring 282.1051 1000 PISOX VESPA
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        754 19 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: H Apartments Apartments OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road 3-bedrooms; large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $4,525 per month including service charge Visit our show
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        624 19 I w m m 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms ROOMS FOR IMMEDIATE occupation. All districts Furnished unfurnished Private houses' flats or HDB units *****19 BIGGER THAN NORMAL HDB master bedroom available Bedok South Contact *****57 Mr Lai FULLY FURNISHED ROOM m semi-detached house dist 1646 Complete privacy Tel *****53 FURNISHED ROOM
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        919 19 113 For Sale: Houses JB CENTURY GARDEN I Morey tuinxalov. Three plus one < servant si hedrooms Full> air-< m. Teak parquet and Italian tliet flooring Built-in eBBBBMO m kttrlMn master i -hildrens ln-il-nxJins Hik compound $400(100 ono Tel *****2 DIST 10. SINGLE-STOREY .semidetached hreehnld I and .ire.i 3450 sq
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        989 20 113 For Salo: Housas 113 For Sals: Houses 113 For Sals: Housas Hill-top Luxury Residences J I Elevated locality. Easy Transportation H I Situated beside Shangn-la Park and the rZZ7T^~ [^W well-known St Nicholas Pn S« School at l/ ,s J^ 4 ON _^W I Thomson area IMear MRT station
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        1580 20 116 forB<l>; 11« For Sale: HOB Apr twtaitta HOB Apartments 5-BOOMEO: CLCBKNTI BLK 342 MARINE S-ROOMEO Point $123,000. Holland Drive $110,000. .lo<,T^m X sea Sellm« Itepol Road/ Gh.m Moh $130,000 $.55.0000 n o ('all X Dover Crescent $135,000 All negotiable Tel: *****28 aaamtuK •»--->-.-. ->-» D A >» n MARINE
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        911 20 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours Free Holiday for _a_-_-4^^ it-_-_, Luck^ IO.OOOth #^^^^^W^^^^^^^^^^m _.^_^P m_^_ casarnurr" 'l.teet 9770 J^^aaa an 4W paseenaere ihrouuli Mj^^^^WML ()Ur C-uthrt-vs New Ztaland A^ A Tours thousands luihdav m.ikci-. lia\« i. im n. .I I, „i,i 4_\X_f^^y\\ _tf^m _i^_-._¥^ [h,S
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        194 20 149 Secretarial/ Typing YPEWRITING: CLASSE! NYTIME: Individual tultlor 'reparlng for LCCI. Raja's Col jge. sO4-37 Bras Basah Comple: *****0/*****03 YPEWRITING 1, 2, 3 mont nurses Bookkeeping, Short and. Singapore Institute c ommerce -=04-283 Selegie Com lex (*****81/*****49). 150 Commercial/ Technical Leading to the Examinations of C&G. CEI. LCCI. GCE. VITB
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