The Straits Times, 4 November 1984

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    14 1 The Sunday Times No. 2526 45 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 63/1/84 NOVEMBER 4, 1984
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  • Article
    PM wants to step down sooner not later
    764 1  -  LEE KIM CHEW By He is doing this to force younger Singaporeans to come forward to serve, says Chok Tong THE Prime Minister is intent on stepping down sooner, not later, because he wants to force younger Singaporeans to take over, Mr
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    Lock icon Down kings' road
    762 1  - Down kings' road HIREN PHUKAN Million mourners along Indira funeral route By of The Sunday Times Foreign Desk NEW DELHI, Sat. India's "Iron Lady", victim of assassins' bullets, today journeyed down Delhi's Rajpath (pathway of kings) a final time in a slow, solemn procession past masses of her grieving people
    PHILIP LIM  -  762 words
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    New system to train better drivers, riders
    196 1 New system to train better drivers, riders THE breed of drivers and riders who emerge from a new training and testing system will know more than just the Highway Code and how to get from one point to another. The new system, which will be in full swing from next
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    Diplomat in S'pore recalled to London to face charges
    159 1  - Diplomat in S'pore recalled to London to face charges TERESA OOI By LONDON, Sat. A senior British diplomat accused of fiddling bis expenses has been recalled to Leaden to face charges. James Michael Gilmartin, 47, the First Secretary at the British High Commission In Singapore is charged with defrauding the
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      27 1 The shy, almost motherly woman: Pages 2 and 3 One last look at Mother India: More pictures on Page 5 Jeffrey Low on Malaysia Cup: Page 25
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  • NEWS FOCUS
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      AT A GLANCE
      398 2 LEAD UPlThe air is heavier with lead this year. But it is still safe. Environment Ministry officials said. The reasons for the higher levels are greater petrol consumption and slightly more vehicles on the road. Page 12 RESIGN, CALLS OPPOSITION: Thailand's Opposition wants the coalition government to
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      SPORT
      221 2 EYE ON AMERICA: Doctors in America want boxing banned. Soccer is floundering. John Henry, history's winningest horse, is racing towards a bigger take. These are part of the US sport scene captured by the pen of Dermot Purgavie, whose new column starts today. Page 22 SEMI-FINALS AT LEAST Jeffrey
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      Lock icon The other Indira...shy.
      2160 2 The other Indira... shy. Ann Leslie gives a rare insight into the Indira whom many had l I wanted to talk about Indira the human being. She wanted to talk about Indira the keeper of the national flame. Being Mrs Gandhi, she was winning the contest until some- m thing
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      Lock icon Food shortages and high prices
      226 2 NEW DELHI, Sat. Food shortages, rocketing prices and transport problems have brought the Indian capital to a halt, adding to residents' concern for their safety. Most shops closed on Wednesday after news of Mrs Indira Gandhi's assassination and they have kept their shut r ters
      Reuter  -  226 words
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      Lock icon Foreign leaders pledge better ties with India
      225 3 NEW DELHI, Sat. Pakistan President Mohammed Zia-Ul-Haq today pledged to strive for improved relations with India with fall confidence that improvement would take place. He told reporters he would meet Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi after the funeral of Mrs Indira Gandhi, but stressed
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      Gathering to mourn Indira in Singapore
      169 3 MORE than 300 people mourned Mrs Indira Gandhi's death at India House here yesterday evening as her funeral pyre was being lit in New Delhi. Addressing the 30-minute gathering, organised by the newlyestablished India Club, the Indian High Commissioner, Mr A.N. Gopalakrishna Pillai, described
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      436 2 p^^^^^sS^ I SPANISH VIbbAGB I Distinctive and Stylish I I Amidst the prestigious residential area of Holland academic institutions including Hwa Chong Country club -like facilities include: Road and Farrer Road, and nestled cosily on a Junior College and Anglo-Chinese School are also Residents' Clubhouse Tropical garden 9 I hill-top
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      129 2 UP TO Ip.m. Cloudy with occasional showers in several areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 30 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 6.49 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.46 a.m. TRAVELLERS WEATHER Adelaide 10 20 Cloudy Manila 23 31 Fair Amsterdam 10 14 Clear Melbourne 12 19 Fine Bangkok 23 31
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      123 3 STATISTICS THAT SHAPE THE COUNTRY Fresh fish is back on the dinner table j Suppt, of I 'won ftsh* ~>»«^^ (r*»p« C^L 1973 606 E^s^ 1974 546 C >A fP^ 1975 506 11 yy\ \U^>^-^ 197 6 507 <^ y^rZTt 1977 «*> J K UhLJ 1978 440 g^a m 1980
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon One last look at Mother India
      205 5 NEW DELHI, Sat. AN estimated one million people lined the streets of New Delhi today to catch a last glimpse of their assassinated leader, Mrs Indira Gandhi, sometimes known as Mother India. Many of them had waited for hours for the cortege to find
      UPI  -  205 words
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      Can Rajiv carry on Gandhi revolution?
      600 5 I LOUIS HEREN'S VIEW From London THE assassination of Indian Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi was a terrible shock but the succession of her son, Rajiv, was no surprise. Whether or not the cause of Indian democracy will be served by perpetuating what appears
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      Lock icon China to split airline into 3
      393 6 Beijing move in line with new economic policy BEIJING, Sat. CHINA is to break the monopoly of its national airline, target of bitter complaints from its customers, and launch a new set of companies to compete for domestic traffic and fight for international business.
      Reuter  -  393 words
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      Lock icon A world record £or balloons
      70 6 NO, IT'S not some rich Japanese child's birthday nor a Japanese student celebrating his entrance into the tyIt was an attempt to set a record in the Guinness Book for the biggest number of bal- loons released to the skv. Altogether 384,811 balloons were released
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      Lock icon Viet-Soviet relations 'better than ever'
      179 6 Viet-Soviet relations 'better than ever' BANGKOK, Sat. —The talks in Moscow between Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach and his Soviet counterpart Andrei Gromyko, which have just ended, will "further consolidate and develop the fraternal relations and all-round cooperation" between the two communist allies, the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) said
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      Lock icon Big search for extremists
      84 6 VALPARAISO (Chile), Sat. Police and Marines in combat gear continued a massive door-to-door search early today for extremists who bombed a riot-police bus yesterday, killing four policemen and injuring 12 in the worst attack on Chilean police in a decade. Reports said more than 300 men
      UPI  -  84 words
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      Lock icon Ninth offensive in Panjshir
      70 6 ISLAMABAD, Sat. Soviet forces have launched their ninth offensive since 1979 against rebels in Afghanistan's strategic Panjshir Valley, rebel sources said yesterday. They said the push began on Oct 26 with high-altitude bombing by Soviet TU-16 aircraft. Hundreds of Soviet tanks and other military vehicles rolled
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      Lock icon Priest's funeral turns into Solidarity rally
      432 6 Priest's funeral turns into Solidarity rally WARSAW, Sat. The funeral of the slain pro-Solidarity priest, the Reverend Jerzy Popieluszko, today turned into a huge rally for the outlawed Solidarity free trade union. More than 150,000 mourners jammed the streets, perched in trees and camped on rooftops chanting "Solidarity" and cheered
      UPI; Reuter; AFP  -  432 words
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      Lock icon Miners' get bonus offer
      122 6 LONDON, Sat. The stateowned British coal industry yesterday offered striking coal miners Christmas bonuses of £650 (551,750) each if they return to work by Nov 19. The National Coal Board's offer was five times higher than the usual Christmas bonus and double the amount to be
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      Lock icon The US hostage drama... five years ago today
      664 6 WASHINGTON, Sat. Five years ago tomorrow, mobs of Islamic militants breached the gates of the lightly protected United States Embassy in Teheran, starting a prolonged and poignant hostage drama, the effects of which are still evident today. Hundreds of Iranian students chanting
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      Lock icon Reagan 'can win all the 50 states'
      634 7  -  PETER BARNARD But Mondale keeps saying he will romp nome By Sunday Times Correspondent covering the US elections WASHINGTON, Sat. Whitewash. That is the firm if partisan prediction of Republican pollsters here who say President Ronald Reagan can win all 50 American states
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      The best present Reagan could have hoped for
      431 7  - The best present Reagan could have hoped for LILLIAN CHEW By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Sat. President Ronald Reagan's re-elec-tion campaign managers could not have engineered it better even if they tried. Wall Street guru Dr Henry Kaufman, predicting lower interest rates yesterday just four days before America goes to the
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      Lock icon Investors on the sidelines
      82 7  -  Dow Jones NEW YORK, Sat. Wall Street stock investors mostly stayed on the sidelines yesterday, to end the final week before the presidential elections with a session marked by low volume and slightly lower prices. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 0.44 to 1216.65. Volume fell
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      Lock icon The others in the race, but they have no chance
      467 7 The others in the race, but they have no chance WASHINGTON, Saturday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan and Mr Walter Mondale are not the only ones running for President on Tuesday. Candidates from 15 other parties, spanning a wide spectrum of political thought, are also in the race. The US Federal Election
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      Lock icon Moscow and Beijing want better ties
      237 8 Moscow and Beijing want better ties BEIJING, Saturday CHINA and the Soviet Union both said they wanted to improve their frosty relations during the latest round of talks between the two communist giants, the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced today. A press communique issued as Soviet envoy Leonid Dyichov left for
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      Lock icon Five miners die in explosion
      66 8 Five miners die in explosion SEOUL, Sat. Five miners were killed and three injurea today in a gas explosion at an underground coal pit in the central South Korean town of Poryong, police said. The five were crushed to death when the roof of the pit collapsed after the explosion
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon IRAQI NERVE GAS STOCKS UP
        63 8 Iraq has rebuilt a "significant" stock of nerve gas and other chemical weapons that Baghdad plans to use in the war against Iran, American officials said on Friday. They said the stock consisted mainly of mustard gas, used in World War I, and Tabun gas,
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        Lock icon MINISTER TO TESTIFY
        87 8 West German Foreign Minister HansDietrich Genscher (right), will appear on Thursday before the all-party Parliamentary commission of inquiry into the Flick corruption scandal. Mr Genscher, Liberal Party leader, will appear the day after Chancellor Helmut Kohl appears before the commission. Economics Minister Otto Lambsdorff and Parliamentary President
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        Lock icon ARMS "CZAR" PROSPECT
        126 8 President Ronald Reagan is disposed to naming a special arms control envoy or "czar" to try to end negotiating deadlocks with the Soviet Union, senior administration officials said. Arms talks now are conducted by formal negotiatiators operating under strict instructions worked out by institutional agreements between the
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        Lock icon LIMIT ON VDU USAGE
        123 8 An international trade union conference in Geneva has recommended that union negotiators seek agreements limiting intensive use of Visual Display Units (VDUs) to no more than half an employee's total working day. Many physical and psychological problems arising in work on VDUs could be alleviated through
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        ANOTHER DRAW
        63 8 World Chess champion Anatoly Karpov, playing white, and challenger Gary Kasparov agreed to a draw on the 31st move of the 21st game of their championship contest on Friday. It was the 12th draw in a row, a record for consecutive draws in championship play. Karpov has a
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        Lock icon AUSTIN ROVER STRIKE
        138 8 I A strike at state-owned carmakers Austin Rover will begin tomorrow after the failure of pay talks, union officials said yesterday. It will be an important test of new trade union legislation passed by the Conservative government. Austin Rover, part of British Leyland, said it would seek
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        Lock icon BRIDGE LEADERS
        56 8 Austria and Indonesia held their leading positions under heavy pressure at the end of the Reuter 14th round of the world bridge team Olympiad. In Group A, France moved into second place behind Austria, displacing Poland. In Group B, Indonesia held their position as they drew a hard
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        Lock icon GENERAL SURRENDERS
        179 8 'Please take my mother for medical treatment because vodka is very bitter tried it. I like fruits but my mother never buys them. She spends all our money on vodka. There are many children in our school whose fathers, mothers and sisters drink vodka. Letter from a 10-year
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      Top execs leaving Hongkong
      369 8  - Top execs leaving Hongkong WINSOME LANE Big rewards to keep staff By' Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Sat. More than 30 per cent of top executives in every branch of commerce and industry here are leaving Hongkong to live in other countries, according to a survey by a local recruitment agency published
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      Lock icon Seoul police clash with undergrads
      116 8 SEOUL, Sat. About 1,500 youths clashed with riot police at a university in Seoul today after a rally to mark the revival of Students Day and to push demands for full campus autonomy. About 3,000 students held the rally at Yonsei University in a western
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      Lock icon Forged cheques man arrested in Tokyo
      113 8 TOKYO, Sat. Police have arrested a man on charges of trying to cash forged Australian travellers cheques at a Tokyo hotel, it was announced yesterday. Police said the man carried a forged Singapore passport which identified him as L. Sheehai, 34, and showed that
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  • ASEAN NEWS
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      Lock icon Cambodia may be divided, says Thai general
      231 9 Cambodia may be divided, says Thai general BANGKOK, Sat. A senior Thai military commander said yesterday embattled Cambodia might be divided into two hostile parts, with Vietnam dominating the east and anti- Vietnamese guerillas Lt-Gen Pichitr KullavahlJaya told a meeting of the Social Welfare Council of Thailand that other future
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      Lock icon Philippines court to count contested votes
      214 9 Philippines court to count contested votes MANILA, Sat. The Philippines Supreme Court, in an unprecedented ruling, said it will count the votes to decide who won a contested seat in last May's parliamentary elections. In what was described as a landmark decision, Chief Justice Enrique Fernando said the court wanted
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      Lock icon Arms haul
      52 9 MANILA, Sat. Customs officers seized 48 handguns, three rifles and about 5,000 rounds of ammunition found in unaccompanied baggage on a flight from Los Angeles, an airport spokesman said today. Police were questioning a man who turned up to claim the baggage when it arrived on Thursday, he
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      Lock icon Marcos scraps new horse racing tax
      321 9 MANILA, Sat. President Ferdinand Marcos withdrew a controversial new tax on horse racing yesterday, after it backfired and resulted in the closure of Manila's two race tracks instead of creating more income for the financially-strapped government. A Presidential Palace news release said the government
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      Lock icon Thai opposition calls on govt to resign
      297 9 Surprise move to devalue the baht attacked BANGKOK, Sat. A surprise 17.3 per cent devaluation of Thailand's currency has sparked opposition calls for the coalition government to resign. The Central Bank announced devaluation of the baht last night. Its value is now 27
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      Lock icon Remembering Aquino
      78 9 IT WAS a day of rememberance. At the grave of former Philippine opposition leader Benigno Aquino, the array of candles marked the countless who had called and paid their respects on Friday, All Saints Day. Among those who came were his children, son Benigno Aquino Jr and daughter
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      Lock icon Officials attacked at refugee camp
      116 9 Officials attacked at refugee camp PORT MORESBY, Sat. Indonesian officials were attacked today at a refugee camp near Vanimo while on an inspection mission to camps along Papua New Guinea's border with the Indonesian province of Irian Jaya. Acting Foreign Affairs Minister Tony Siaguru said the Indonesians returned to Irian
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      Lock icon Thais killed in ambush
      41 9 BANGKOK, Sat. Three Thai officials were killed in a guerilla ambush in the southern Surat Thani province, a government spokesman said today. The incident occurred in Wiang Sa district, 930 km south of Bangkok, he said. Reuter
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Tourism industry urged to promote Malaysia as a destination
      388 10 Tourism industry urged to promote Malaysia as a destination KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THE deputy chairman and director-general of the Tourist Development Corporation, Mr Hamzah Abdul Majid, has said it was time the tourism industry took a long, hard look at efforts to promote Malaysia as a destination. The TDC, he
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      Lock icon Satellites' aid in crisis
      94 10 KUKUP (Johor), Sat. Malaysia plans to make use of satellites for atmospheric interferenee-freeeommnnica-tion between land and disaster-stricken ships in its waters, Science, Technology and Environment Minister Datuk Amar Stephen Yong said here. Adverse atmospheric conditions frequently hampered proper communication be- tween ships and shore during emergencies
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      Lock icon PAS prepared to call off Nov 11 TV debate
      329 10 PAS prepared to call off Nov 11 TV debate Party 'not overly enthusiastic' KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. PAS is prepared to accept other suggestions from Umno in place of the TV debate between the two parties scheduled for Nov 11, its vicepresident, Haji Nakhaie Ahmad, said today. He said PAS had
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      Lock icon Mahathir: Put greater efforts into R and D
      316 10 Mahathir: Put greater efforts into R and D JOHOR BARU, Saturday PRIME MINISTER Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad today called for enhanced public and private sector efforts in industrial research and development. He noted that their allocations for research and development were still small although several public and private institutions
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      Lock icon Bank Bumi blames weaker HK dollar
      284 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Bank Bumiputra Executive Chairman Nawawi Mat Awin said today the massive increase in the total amount of loans given out by the bank's Hongkong subsidiary, Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF), between 1981 and 1983, could be attributed to decreased value of the
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      Lock icon De Cuellar praised Mahathir for his support
      143 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. United Nations SecretaryGeneral Javier Perez de Cuellar has praised Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad for Malaysia's firm re-commit-ment to the purpose and principles of the UN. In a note sent to the Prime Minister, Mr Perez de Cuellar said Dr
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  • HOME NEWS
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      SBS to absorb Causeway toll
      194 11 The Causeway toll will cost Singapore Bus Service $146,800 a year but the company will not pass this extra cost of plying to Johor Bam on to commuters. Service 170 buses which go across the Causeway are classified as two-axle vehicles, and must pay $2
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      Lock icon And here are the weather reporters...
      479 11  - And here are the weather reporters PAUL JACOB By LIFE seems altogether different in rural Ama Keng. And the same goes for the police work. In the four years since taking charge of the Ama Keng village police post, constable Toh Lay Seng has been in the unofficial employ ot
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      Firearm robberies curbed
      156 11 TIGHT police control over firearms has restricted the number of robberies committed with firearms to only 10 cases this year. Eight firearms and 76 rounds of ammunition have been seized so far. The CID Director, Assistant Commissioner Jag jit Singh, said quick police ar- rests of suspects
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      MAS clears the way for setting up teller machines
      244 11 MAS clears the way for setting up teller machines YET another hurdle to a cashless society has be' n re moved. Now banks do not hive to seek approval of the Moietary Authority of Singapore to set up automated teller machines (ATMs). But not all ban*!; are aware of the
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      Woman charged
      38 11 A WOMAN was yesterday accu'^ed of abetting a man to rob a housewife at her Clementi Avenue 1 flat on Aug 2. .She was offered bail of $5,010 until further mention of her :ase on Saturday.
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      More lead in the air 'but it's still safe'
      678 12  -  EVANGELINE GAMBOA Rise caused by higher petrol consumption By LEAD levels in the air have gone up this year after a drop last year, but the levels are still within safety standards, Environment Ministry officials said in a briefing. Lead levels
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      Causes and effects of poisoning
      130 12 LEAD is a neurotoxin, affecting the brain and the peripheral nerves. It also affects the synthesis of red blood cells in the bone marrow. Some industrial workers exposed to high lead levels in their work place have come down with lead poisoning. People who use
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      Thai police coming
      43 12 A TEAM from the Royal Thai Police will visit the Registry of Vehicles, Vicom and the AA of Singapore inspection centre on Tuesday. The five-member team is led by Police Maj-Gen Pluek Suwannaveg, Deputy Commissioner of Thailand's Central Investigation Bureau.
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      Hongkong director jailed
      110 12 Hongkong director jailed A HONGKONG businessman was jailed for 30 months yesterday on three charges of criminal breach of trust involving $303,301. Shum Tai Tung, 29, a director of the now defunct commodity trading company, Frank Overseas Consultants Pte Ltd, gave notice of appeal. The money belonged to three clients
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      Temple to make way for traffic
      320 12 EXCAVATORS moving in to clear land around a temple on Holland Road are paving the way for a final stretch of the road to be widened to three lanes. The broadening of other parts of the road from the Botanic Gardens to Holland Village
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      Westpeak murder accused fit for trial
      78 12 Westpeak murder accused fit for trial NEO Man Lee, 27, accused in the Westpeak Condominium murder of Sept 4, is mentally fit to stand trial and plead, according to a psychiatric report presented in court Neo is alleged to have murdered engineer Liew Chiew Khim, 29, at a women's toilet
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      Laguna case adjourned
      98 12 Laguna case adjourned THE case against two Thai construction workers accused of murdering a banker was adjourned for further mention on Friday. Phan Khenapim, 42, and Wan Pha thong, 21, are alleged to have caused the death of Mr Frankie Tan Tik Siah at his Laguna Park flat in Marine
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      56 12 A WOMAN, Yeo Khee Cheng alias Ng Puay Hong, was yesterday charged with the murder of a six-year-old boy, Ng Chin Sing, on Friday night. No plea was taken from Yeo, 31, who is accused of killing the boy at Block 215, Ang Mo
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      Today's efforts, tomorrow's fruits
      385 13  -  EVANGELINE GAMBOA fl Tree-planting day Story: MANGOES, guavas, chikus, lemons, limes and jambu ayers are in demand today and it is not just because they are in season. The theme of tree-planting day this year is "more fruit trees". But why fruit trees? Caring for fruit
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      13 years of greening
      136 13 TREE PLANTING DAY was launched 13 years ago on Nov 7, 1971, by the then acting Prime Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee. Bat the seed of the "Garden City" concept was sown as early as 1963 when Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew promoted mass tree planting.
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      Helicopter service to Genting Highlands to resume
      230 13  - Helicopter service to Genting Highlands to resume CHRISTINA TSENG by THE helicopter service to Genting Highlands will make a comeback on Nov 23 after a lapse of two years. Genting Berhad, Malaysia Air Charter (Macair) and Sri- America Air Sdn Bhd have decided to resume the service to the mountain
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      CPF home insurance helps 713 families keep their flats
      378 13  - CPF home insurance helps 713 families keep their flats CONRAD RAJ By THANKS to the CPF's Home Protection Insurance Scheme, the 25-year-old wife of a CPF member who died in a road accident in January is able to keep her flat although the husband owed the Housing Board $108,000 in
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      Insurance team calls for MBA programme
      202 13 Insurance team calls for MBA programme THE insurance industry here is thinking of introducing a Masters in Business Administration programme in Singapore to upgrade itself. An industry mission, which went to the United States and Europe to study training and development in June, has asked the Singapore Insurance Training Centre
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      Two fined for betting on boats
      95 13 Two fined for betting on boats A MAN and a youth, who betted on nine little wooden boats launched in a drain along Kheam Hock Cemetery on Friday evening were fined by a court yesterday. Yap Lai Seng, 44, who has a similar previous conviction, was fined $150, while Look
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      GM resigns
      30 13 THE general manager of Singapore Animal Husbandry Enterprises, Mr Kwek Theng Swee, resigned from the company yesterday. Mr Kwek was asked to help establish SAHE four-and-a-half years ago.
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      NTUC will ask bosses to lead the way
      508 14 NTUC will ask bosses to lead the way Teng Cheong to have talks with employers 4 If my son and your son misbehave, I will discipline my son first. But if you don't discipline your son and he continues to misbehave, m then I will have to do something about
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      Residents thank firemen
      108 14 FIREMEN received a pewter plaque and a "thank you" yesterday for a job well done. The thanks was given by shop manager Seah Cheong Chye on behalf of residents of Bras Basah Road, where there were a spate of fires earlier this year. He gave the plaque
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      Jeya calls for liberty vote in election
      455 14  -  AHMAD OSMAN Anson fight 'fiercest' By MR J.B. Jeyaretnam asked Singaporeans last night to Vote for liberty and freedom in the next general election. He said Singaporeans must get back the freedom to exercise their power to decide on the future of their
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      Long road ahead to good health for Singaporeans
      161 14 SINGAPORE has still a long way to go in encouraging its people to be more health-conscious. Health Minister Howe Yoon Chong added at the opening of a rhythmic exercise festival yesterday that good health and well-being were not social or government responsibilities.
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      Two decomposed bodies found
      96 14 THE decomposed bodies of a man and a woman were found in two separate places yesterday. The woman, believed to be in her 455, was found in a four-room flat in Block 55, Marine Terrace, at about 5 p.m. by the poiice. The man, said to
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      Jail-bird
      43 14 A LABOURER who stole a cuckoo bird and its cage, worth $SM, was yesterday jailed for II months. Mohamod Shawal bin Bujang, 29, who had three previous convictions, admitted stealing Mr A. Rahman bin Ismail's bird from his house on Friday morning.
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      'Self-renewal exercise hurts, but necessary'
      122 14 'Self-renewal exercise hurts, but necessary' Last night's PAP dinner MR SAIDI Shariff, the outgoing MP for Kaki Bukit, last night said the PAP's selfrenewal exercise hurt But it was a step in the right direction, said Mr Saidi, who is among the 19 PAP backbenchers and ministers standing down at
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      Gold medal for 25 years of service
      173 14 Gold medal for 25 years of service LAST night was one of the highlights of Madam Kon Moi's life. And she had every right to be proud for she was the only woman in the PAP Rural East and City East districts to be awarded a gold medallion and certificate
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      Istana date
      28 14 THE Changing of the Guard will be held at the Istana main gate today at 5.50 p.m. The Singapore Infantry Regiment Band will be in attendance.
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      'Unfair towards the less educated'
      286 15 The reaction BETTER drivers no doubt, but the scheme will be more costly for the student, probably reduce business for private driving schools and tend to be unfair towards the less educated. These were the initial reactions of some driving schools and learner motorists to
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      Stricter tests accident rate
      868 15  - Stricter tests accident rate PAUL JACOB NG WENG HOONG By and LEARNER drivers and riders will soon have to display greater proficiency if they are to get their licences. This should go a long way in reducing the high accident rate among new motorists and motorcyclists, especially those below the
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      Men charged with armed robbery
      248 15 Men charged with armed robbery SEVERAL people appeared in court yesterday on several charges of armed robbery and theft from cars. Three of them, Lau Swee Cheong, 19, Low Wei Soon, 18, and Pak Fook Wah, 21, who were accused of robbery at a hotel, were further charged with four
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      Memories for Dr Tay as he breaks ground for new school
      220 15 Memories for Dr Tay as he breaks ground for new school THERE was a time when Dr Tay Eng Soon used to ran over to St Andrew's Secondary School to learn how to throw a few punches from childhood playmates who were schooling there. "I gave up after a while,
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      951 16  - My choice cities by Michener GILLIAN POW CHONG I Pulitzer Prize-winning author picks Singapore as one of his 'regal' cities By Every city should be as good as Singapore. All you need is 20 to 30 years of hard labour and leaders willing to make tough decisions. Organise your economy,
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      He's used every trick in the book
      110 16 On Reagan THE majority of Americans are more sympathetic to Walter Mondale's attitudes, but United States president Ronald Reagan's popularity is unbelievable. He has charisma and has used his position with great balance. He is a very clever and able man, and I
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      America will also decline
      98 16 On America EVERY great empire in world history has risen and fallen. It is the kinetic effect. I say this constantly we are good to about the year 2050, after that my crystal ball is cloudy. We have fine raw materials and a good mix in
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      Leads a simple life with his wife
      88 16 On Money WHEN I was a young boy, I received a scholarship for US$2,OOO (now 554,300). Last year, I paid back the loan pins interest. My wife and I live very simple lives. We give our money away to museums, universities and for
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      Police logo to make debut soon
      188 16 Police logo to make debut soon THREE comrades againsi crime, their arms locked together in a common cause, will make their debut soon at all neighbourhood police posts. The comrade in blue in the middle is a police officer flanked by two members of the public, making up the new
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      Ninth Boy's Club opened at Anson
      87 16 Ninth Boy's Club opened at Anson THE Anson Boys' Club, the ninth and latest to be set up in Singapore, was opened last night by Mr Ng Pock Too, the Political Secretary (Prime Minister's Office). The club, a joint -project between the police and community organisations, has a membership of
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      Question for Parliament
      50 16 THE MP for Chong Boon. Mr S. Chandran Das, will ask the Minister for Defence and Second Minister for Health, Mr Goh Chok Tong, at the next sitting of Parliament whether he is satisfied with the safety measures taken for SAF personnel undergoing training, especially in flying.
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      538 14 McDonald's $1 million present A CHEQUE for $1 million was Dr Robert Loh (right), by Mr And both parties will get a handed to the Young Men's Robert Kwan, managing bite of the business. Christian Association when director of McDonald's Res- For the association, the McDonald's opened its latest taurants
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      192 15 New applicants for driving licence. i Basic Theory Test which includes Highway Code and elementary theory of driving^ i Must answer 50 questions within one hour, 45 of which must be correct. Final Theory Test which covers more advanced theory of driving. Practical Driving Test both on the circuit ami
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        The politics of hunger
        313 17 About 200,000 lives already lost, and the death toll continuing at 6,000 a day. A further 5.5 million people threatened with starvation and more than 2 million likely to be forced to flee from their homes. Such are the catastrophic proportions of the famine in Ethiopia.
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        25 YEARS AGO
        122 17 What The Sunday Times reported on Nov 1, 1959 SHAW Brothers Organisation has decided to give up the lease on the Pavilion theatre in Orchard Road, one of the oldest cinemas in Singapore, from Dec 1. Mr Run Run Shaw told The Sunday Times: "The costs of
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      A career in the balance
      1313 17 ANDREW PEACOCK: Former glamour boy of Australian politics AUSTRALIA'S Opposition leader Andrew Peacock waited nearly half a lifetime for the leadership of the Liberal Party. However, as he leads his party into the coming election, what should be his finest hour is ironically turning into
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      Gloom and doom all the way for Mondale
      1118 18  -  Peter Barnard LETTER FROM AMERICA I IT IS the talk of the town, to an even greater extent than I had expected. Everywhere, from Foggy Bottom to Capitol Hill, Georgetown to Chinatown, it is the subject of the hour. Everyone, from taxi
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      Is the kampung-boy MP a man of the people?
      845 18  -  AS I SEE IT I IN SOME countries, distance makes it necessary for elected MPs to leave their own constituencies for Parliament at the federal capital. Constituency work is then left to assistants. In Singapore, there is no substitute for MPs
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      When locals wear their hair red
      711 18  -  N.Balakrishnan AS I SEE IT I Some of us will pay money so that we can look like second-rate Caucasians. Our ideal of beauty is no longer that of our own but imported from other countries. ONE wonders what the ghost of that Mandarin
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      If we were sports crazy
      524 18 THERE is a corner coffeeshop in Tiong Bahru where bird-lovers bring their feathered friends every Sunday. And that is where I go, after attending the 7.30 a.m. church service, for a nice cup of tea and the songs of the birds. That is also where
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      Women who have risen high
      1954 19  -  SIVA ARASU SUZANNE OOI Employment opportunities for women in Singapore really began to open up in the Seventies. Three factors accounted for it: Greater parental awareness of the importance of education, from the Fifties; the growing economy; and the introduction of national service. Nearly 15
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      What success means
      223 19 What success means THE woman who is the most senior Singaporean in General Electric's Asia Pacific office made one of her most difficult decisions 13 years ago. That was when she gave up her honours course in zoology to join a Singapore affiliate of the American multinational as a personnel
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      Being organised is the key
      292 19 "SUPERWOMAN". The table plaque was given in jest to Mrs Pamelia Lee by a junior officer, but it apparently reflects what her staff at the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board think of her. Nothing fazes this woman, who, at 42, heads the board's newly-created division to
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      Buffeted by hostility
      340 19 SHE was a people person, Miss Rosa Tham discovered whilst doing sociology in her final year at university here in 1969. But enjoying people did not cushion the resentment she experienced from some colleagues when in 1975, Telecoms general manager Goh Seng Kim, newlyreturned from Harvard, made
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      Übringing and bosses helped
      216 19 Übringing and bosses helped AFTER completing her 'O' levels, Miss Lee Soo Kwan started work as a clerk in a British insurance company. Three years later, after getting her professional degree, she was made an executive one of the few women executives in the industry. Today, 20 years on, she's
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      Male prejudice took long time to overcome
      384 19 Male prejudice took long time to overcome "IF ONLY I had played golf which I still don't my work would have been much simpler 10 years ago," laughs Mrs Linda K. L. Quek as she recounts her initial experience with Japanese clients in 1973 when she was the credit and
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      25-year-old who dares to take risks
      225 19 25-year-old who dares to take risks KNOWING what she wanted and then working for it was how Miss Angeline Loh, 25, rose from canvassing for advertisements to running a business with a turnover of half-a-million dollars in six short years. The manager of the Singapore office of Interlingua, a translation
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      What if Thatcher and Cabinet had been killed?
      1141 20 What if Thatcher and Cabinet had been killed? Mrs Indira Gandhi assassinated last week; Mrs Margaret Thatcher and her Cabinet nearly wiped out three weeks ago. India moved quickly to fill the leadership gap; how would the British have coped had the worst happened? SIMON FREEMAN and BARRIE PENROSE report.
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      Pakistani women up in arms against discrimination
      882 20  - Pakistani women up in arms against discrimination MARY ANNE WEAVER By for The Sunday Times of london I GROWING numbers of Pakistani women are organising in protest over a dramatic increase in rape, discrimination and judicial assault. In one case, Safia, a 16--year-old blind girl, was sen- tenced to be
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      170 20 Wfestern Impressions of Nature and Landscapein A I^. jffiii 'lP. Cf Att 25s* '^^sfl .^r^ Saddled between the Pacific and Indian oceans and sandwiched between the enduring Chinese and Indian civilizations, the Southeast Asian region has through the centuries developed an identity of its own. This study identifies and describes
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      Lock icon Australian idol for Japan Cup
      350 21 TOKYO, Saturday FRENCH-TRAINED Strawberry Road of Australia and Wir. of the United States were the last foreign horses chosen for the U*****,000 (about Ssl.3 million) Japan Cup here on Nov 25. A Japan Racing Association spokesman said Win, a four-year-old gelding and winner of this
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      Lock icon Tour-digit' decision
      420 21 Tickets for the first two days will be drawn at Ipoh next weekend By OUR RACING TEAM THE Singapore Turf Club announced yesterday that fourdigit lottery tickets sold for the first weekend's Penang races will now be drawn on the last two days of the adjourned meeting at
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      Lock icon Hyland's Flemington dream
      395 21 PERTH, Saturday PAT HYLAND, the man who rode the mighty Vain in each of his 12 wins, is on the verge of achieving a lifetime ambition to win the Melbourne Cup. The dream came close to reality when the 43-year-old father of six rode Affinity to victory
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      Royal Hampton's walkover victory recorded on film
      497 21 JEEP'S MAIL YOU wrote about heavy scratchings and reduced fields. I remember many years ago, a field was reduced to one horse. It was a walkover. Royal Hampton, trained by Marinus van Breukelen, was the name of the horse. Did it happen on
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      Mary's set to hit the comeback trail in LA indoor meet
      333 21 Mary's set to hit the comeback trail in LA indoor meet SPORTSFRONT^ AMERICAN athlete Mary Decker, on her way back to full fitness after the left thigh injury sustained in the women's Olympic 3,000m final clash with Zola Budd, is scheduled to return to competition in an indoor meeting in
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      Lock icon You've come a long, long way, Kouros
      749 21 Marathon marvel says it is too short for comfort Running interminably suits me. I started on marathon races 10 years ago, but they're too short for comfort. They're speed tests nowadays. I run with a kind of film inside my head, looking at
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      460 21 Big two claim places in contrasting fashion ON THE TENNIS SCENE STOCKHOLM, Sat. John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors reached the quarter-finals of the Scandinavian Tennis Grand Prix last night. Top-seeded McEnroe dismissed Michiel Schapers 6-1, 6--1 but second-seeded Connors fought off tough opposition from third round opponent Libor Pimek, of
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      181 Deaths
      154 22 MRS MARTINA GONZALES Aged 82 O— t away paacawjHy to ba with the Lord on 2/11/84 leaving be und amm o*Mpty mouriMad by: SONS: Paul Douglas DAUGHTERS: Helen Rita Pat SON-IN-LAW: Willie DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Myrtle Trudy Sister Linda or Carmelite and grandchildren great grand children to mourn her loss.
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      182 Acknowledgements
      176 22 Tha family of lata MR. QUEK KONG CHOO Departed: 31-10-M wish to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to the attending doctors and nurses (S.G.H.), Rev. Tan (H.H.M.C). friend* and relatives for their kind assistance, prayer*, condolence*, donation*, wreaths and attendance during their recent bereavement. B1 B 1
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      142 22 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths THE LATE MR. TAN BOON TECK BORN 1912 DEPARTED NOV. 02, 1984 LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED WIFE: MDM YAP KIM HONG SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Tan Tony Lim Kooi Kee Tan Toh Seng Khor Geok Tin Tan Toh Hock, Harry Chong Siew Choo, Sally Tan Poh Huat
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      170 22 183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO: MR. TONY TAN MR. TAN TOH HOCK, HARRY ON THE DEMISE OF THE LATE MR. TAN BOON TECK (FATHER OF ABOVE) ON NOVEMBER 2, 1984 KAWAGUCHI CHEMICAL INDUSTRY CO LTD AND YAMADA KASEI CO LTD YAMADA BUILDING, 8-4 UCHIK AND A
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      184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam
      195 22 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam f m LOVING MEMORY OF I LEE HIOK HUAN I Departed 4/11/79 I Five years have lapsed and yet... memories of you stays forever in J I our hearts. Always remembered by wile, Yuk Wah and children, I L Siew Chiang, Helen and Jenny.
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      181 Deaths
      18 22 EMILIO (MILLING) DEL Rosario. Departed 2-11-84. Cortege at 2.00 p.m. 4-11-84. St. Joseph Church Victoria Street.
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      RIP, Joe Palooka
      1038 22 DERMOT PURGAVIE Eye on America Dateline New York, Saturday...a new column by one of the world's top US correspondents who will be taking a fresh and candid look at sport, American-style, and at those who play it. Knockout blow for the symbol of a sport on its
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      Lock icon The fight of no return
      545 22 Age the one element that can floor champ Holmes LAS VEGAS, Sat. Undefeated American Larry Holmes, widely acknowledged as the best heavyweight boxer in the world, is looking over his shoulder for signs of the one adversary he knows he cannot fight and win age.
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      Lock icon Knockdown to Commonwealth title
      138 22 MELBOURNE, Sat. Australia's Graeme Brooke recovered from a fourth-round knockdown to capture the Commonwealth lightweight boxing title with a unanimous paints win over veteran champion Claude Noel, of Trinidad. Former world champion Noel, 36, announced his retirement from boxing immediately after the 12--round boat. Brooke, 21,
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      Lock icon Montes tees up, Defoy folds up
      852 22 Montes tees up, Defoy folds up ON THE FAIRWAYS QUINTA DO LARGO (Portugal), Sat. Spaniard Manuel Montes retained his lead in the Portuguese Open golf championship here yesterday while British challenger Craig Defoy was disqualifed after forgetting to hand in his card. Montes snot 71 for a six-under-par secondround total
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      Underdog's life of the Mitty-gritty
      1056 23  - Underdog's life of the Mitty-gritty ROB HUGHES TALK OF SOCCER BIG Wal breaths life and hope into every Cup competition anywhere in the world. Without his miraculous goalline clearance. Singapore would never have carried off the gold medals at the Olympics. Without his stunning 40--metre goal in the National Stadium,
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      Lock icon Holland look to Michels
      438 23 AMSTERDAM, Sat. Rinus Michels, who masterminded the triumphs of Dutch soccer in the early *****, was yesterday recalled as trainer of the national squad to try to revive their flagging fortunes. Michels. 56, who created the concept of total football which took the Dutch to the
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      Lock icon No cartilage problem, so Dalglish to return
      303 23 KENNY DALGLISH, who missed Liverpool's Milk Cup defeat at Tottenham last Wednesday because of a knee injury, had fears of a cartilage problem dispelled when a specialist diagnosed that he has a cyst on the side of his knee. He is expected to
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      Lock icon Strachan's double joy for United
      265 23 LONDON, Sat. Two-goal Gordon Strachan lifted Manchester United to a 4-2 win over Arsenal and up among the English First Division pacemakers in a sparkling game at Old Trafford yesterday. The red-headed Scot's second-half goals upset the League leaders* 2-1 half-time advantage and left their
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      Wightman contest hangs in the balance
      383 24 Wightman contest hangs in the balance LONDON, Sat. The United States and Britain were deadlocked at 2-2 after the second night of the Wightman Cup women's team tennis match last night. Chris Evert Lloyd and Alycia Moulton kept the Americans on course for a sixth successive victory in the annual
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      A hard sell after the barefoot lies
      1314 24  -  ALAN HUBBARD Taken for a ride on the Chariots of Ire.. .now South Africa bring on a new bowler for the sales pitch ALWAYS ON SUNDAY 41 hate apartheid every bit at much aa you do. I shall throw the biggest party in
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      Lock icon Top seeds Pongoh end Misbun cresh out
      504 24 OTTAWA, Sat. The two top seeds crashed out of the men's singles semi-finals at the Canadian Open badminton championships yesterday. Top-seeded Indonesian national champion Lius Pongoh fell 15-12, 15-7 in a surprisingly quick match to fourth-seeded Michael Kjeldsen, of Denmark, and second-seeded defending
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      Lock icon No switch in Seoul Games
      222 24 ROME, Sat. Juan Antonio Samaranch, president of the International Olympic Committee, was yesterday quoted as saying the world body would not be swayed by threats of a boycott for staging the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul. "We will hold it in Seoul just as we
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      Lock icon England plan a Sri Lankan detour
      215 24 NEW DELHI, Sat. England's cricket tour of India, in jeopardy following the assassination of Indira Gandhi, looks set to go ahead after a brief detour to Sri Lanka. Team manager Tony Brown said England may leave for Colombo tomorrow. They planned to return to
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      Parting Shat
      93 24 Parting Shat PERSONALLY I'd run a mile if asked to run a marathon, but I see no reason for panic because someone died while competing in the New York meet. Since the very first marathoner, Pheidippides, dropped dead after hot-footing it from Athens the casualty rate for the event has
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      Napoli fans tired of waiting
      567 25 Napoli fans tired of waiting SOCCER EXTRA In the wake of the Maradona madness NAPLES, Sat. "EXCHANGE Napoli season ticket, seat in stand, for second-hand rubber dinghy." The small advertisement placed by a disappointed fan in a local weekly newspaper reflected the dramatic rise and fall of Argentine forward Diego
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      Boca struggle to fight off slump
      395 25 BUENOS AIRES, Sat. BOCA JUNIORS, one of Argentina's most famous and well-supported clubs, are deeply in debt and in danger of losing their stadium. Most of their first-team players, saying they are owed at least one month's wages as well as win bonuses and
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      Lock icon Bettega hurt in crash
      113 25 NOVARA (Italy), Sat. Roberto Bettega, one of the most popular Italian soccer players, suffered skull and rib fractures in a car crash near this northern city yesterday, traffic police reported. The 33-year-old forward, formerly of Juventus, spun off the road into a field while driving to
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      Semis at least...bet on it
      1015 25  - Semis at least.. .bet on it JEFFREY LOW It's time for Malaysia Cup guessing game LOWDOWN ON SPORT Match by match predictions Jan 4 Brunei 0 Singapore 1 (Bandar Seri Begawan). Jan Sabah 0 Singapore 2 (Kota Kinabalu). Jan 13 Singapore 4 Perlis 0 (National Stadium). Jan 21 Penang 3
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      Henry back in the old bowl routine
      542 27  - Henry back in the old bowl routine PETER SIOW By EXACTLY 12 years ago, Henry Tan and company stoked the fire in Singapore's engine room that ignited the Asian FIQ bowling scene with six gold medals at Kuala Lumpur. Several championships later, the flame remained but a flicker. But with
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      Ngee Ann's walls come a-crumbling down
      273 27  -  A PENALTY stroke, seven minutes into the second half started an avalanche of goals that buried Ngee Ann Polytechnic in a Junior Knockout hockey match replay with Khalsa at Tanglin yesterday. After holding Khalsa to 0-0 in the first 35 minutes, Ngee Ann's game
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      YOUR SPORTING SUNDAY
      54 27 BOWLING Asian Zone FIQ (Jackie's Orchard, 6.30 p.m.). HOCKEY SHA K.O. competition: Junior: SIA B v Jansenites B (3.45). Senior: Jansenites A v CSC A (5.15). Both matches at Tanglin. SOCCER Singapore American School 7-a-side tourney (King's Road, 8 a.m.). Friendly Hwee Seng v West Australian Amateurs
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      Touching off a new ball name
      954 27  -  JANICE SEAN SAO AND DONE Aussies make contact with a non-contact sport THE Australians, purveyors of such delicacies as apples, pears and fresh milk, have yet another appetising product to sell to Singapore. It is a game, played with a small ball on a
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      The exercise of keeping young
      101 27 SUCH a privilege. Such a Pleasure to meet someone who y our reckoning should be, if not hobbling around on crutches, then at least creaking with arthritis, instead of spritely celebrating life. So it is with 65-year-old May O'Rourke, born in Ireland but now a
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      Taking stick for taking cover
      581 27  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By THE team who walk out usually lose out. And quite right, too. So the Singapore Hockey Association's decision to award last Sunday's senior knockout match to the Indian Association after the Singapore Recreation Club quit the action eight minutes before time seems
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      Without batting an eyelid
      513 27 DEVOTED cricket players have often felt duty bound to go above and beyond the call of captaincy to bail themselves and their team out of a sticky wicket. Things can get pretty rough out there and sometimes one is compelled to make a split-sec-ond decision. Kill
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  • The Sunday Times
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      Get to grips with sport's best bunch of five...the columnists who pack the Sunday punch
      160 28 Get to grips with sport's best bunch of five... the columnists who pack the Sunday punch Alan Hubbard As Always on Sunday, pungent, provocative, penetrating. .asking whether South Africa's forged passport to world sport has been nipped in the Budd. Page 24. Jeffrey Low The real Lowdown on the local
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      Lock icon Serving up LA cream
      444 28  -  LEE WAI WUN Gear up for the volleyball showdown at the Gay World Stadium By THE word "Olympic" seems to have a magical hold even for one of the least-supported sports in Singapore: Volleyball. Because 10,200 out of 12,000 tickets have been snapped up within a
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      Poh Leong faces Australian test
      293 28 Poh Leong faces Australian test FORMER Singapore skipEr Seak Poh Leong faces i Ant test as a professional soccer coach at the Jalan Besar Stadium tonight when his team, Hwee Seng, take on the Western Australia amateur side at IM. Poh Leong, who returned from West Germany In Sep tember
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      Lock icon Roaring time for lucky Lions!
      542 28  -  JOE DORAI Now coach Hussein eyes the Asian Cup semis GROUP A Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Kuwait South Korea GROUP B Iran India Singapore China UAE By OH, lucky Singapore! They celebrated like winners last night at the plush Mandarin Hotel, at the expense of
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      Everton on a Championship high after five long years
      561 28 LONDON, Sat. Everton returned to the top of the English First Division soccer standings today after a wait of five years most of which has been spent enviously eyeing traditional rivals Liverpool occupying the coveted leaders' slot. Goals by Trevor Steven,
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  • SUNDAY PLUS
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      8 1 SUNDAY PLUS The Sunday Times, November 4, 1984
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      Spices, saris and banana leaf curry
      589 1 Spices, saris and banana leaf curry Little India «0 TO Serangoon Road for breakfast. Like all our other ethnic sections, Little India too changes in colour and texture with the hours of the day. But, unlike Chinatown and the Muslim quarter which were designated by Raffles from 1822, Serangoon Road
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      An insider's guide to the Lion City
      789 1  - An insider's guide to the Lion City LIM PHAY-LING By SINGAPORE'S TOP DIVERSIONS YOU have some friends from overseas in town again. Oh no, where to take them to see the sights and local colour, you groan. They're not always the package-tour type and even if they're staying in a
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        How to talk to your child so he will listen
        1138 2 YOU know the story. You call your 10-year-old, who is engrossed in a Nancy Drew mystery, to dinner. She grunts, but 20 minutes later she still hasn't moved from her chair. Or in the supermarket, you say to your son
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        Set aside times to be quiet and to talk
        165 2 Set aside times to be quiet and to talk PARENTS should spend time doing pleasurable things with their children So much of a parent's role involves telling a child what not to do, a child may have stopped looking forward to being with parents. The quiet or pleasurable time might
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        Do you share the same priorities?
        514 2  -  KAREN PETERSON COUPLES QUIZ: VALUES By in the last of our five-part compatibility series OUR values are the sum total of who and what we are. They are deeply ingrained. And any time we have to modify them to satisfy a partner, it hurts.
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        On a wing and a prayer
        578 3 m ia-fal^^^ mO~~ J*** DGHSHSGHS WHAT is left today of Chinatown still the same area south-west of the Singapore River that was allocated to the Chi- nese immigrants by Raffles in the 1820s makes worthwhile explorI ing. If you know where and what to
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        Under the coconut tree
        423 3 Under the coconut tree GSHGSHSGHS THIS kampung in Ulu Sembawang is probably one of the last Malay fishing villages in Singapore. Unfortunately, it won't be there for much longer because the government has already acquired the land and the kampung folk have to move out by next year. You might
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        Bird's eye view of the city
        410 3 Top of the M THE top of the Mandarin Hotel in Orchard Road probably gives one of the best panoramic views of the city. With the plus of air-condition-ing, canned music and even a cool drink, if you like. You can get this bird's
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        Drinking in the natural treasures
        486 3 4 You don't need a map to get around the gardens. You just go where your feet, eyes and, sometimes, nose lead you. FOR many tourists no visit to our Garden City is complete without a leisurely stroll through Singapore's oldest park, the Botanic Gardens
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        Young and trendy find new hangout
        917 4 Young and trendy find new hangout Key West secretly aspires to become a cafe for the cognoscenti. Styled after the Tokyo Key West in the city's trendy Harajuku district the hangout of fashionable youth in Japan the new "in" place in town, on the fourth floor of the Promenade, is
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        Teochew food with promise
        727 4 Happy Valley Bird's Nest Teochew Restaurant. East Coast Road, Katong People's Complex, tel. *****39/67. Hours: 11.30 a.m. to 3 p.m., 6.30 p.m. to 11 p.m. daily. Recommended: Cold dish of four varieties (stewed goose, fa ca/ rolls, crab rolls, chive puffs), $50; braised superior sharksfin, $28
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        Bowler who loves all foods
        590 4  -  MARGARET CHAN CELEBRITY CHOICE WORLD champion bowler Delia Milne does anything she has set her mind to with wholehearted enthusiasm. She enjoys her food without stinting when she feels like it and she attacks her goals with equal enthusiasm. She holds the world bowling record
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        Junk food substitutes
        354 5 EAT RIGHT YOU are what you eat is the adage of all nutritionists. And what you eat at age 10 will sow the seeds for good health or poor health in later life. Start children young on healthy food. This means no junk food. That's easier said
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        Begin with the ABC of cooking
        1178 5 EAT IN Following a recipe is not always the easiest thing in the world if you don't know too much about cooking and are not at all sure why you are asked to do things in a certain manner and order. It is hard
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        'Here was the shock decision ... disbelief shot across their faces'
        887 6 'Here was the shock decision disbelief shot across their faces' STEPHEN PILE of the London Sunday Times describes the night of the grand announcement the winner of Britains's richest literary award, the Booker Prize. AWTA BROOKER, 46, is a lecturer at the Courtauld Institute and an authority on 18th and
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        NUS appoints first writer-in-residence
        1100 6  -  REBECCA CHUA By AFTER three decades of wishful thinking and sporadic effort, Prof Edwin Thumboo, dean of the faculty of Aland Social Sciences, has appointed a writer-in-residence as an institutional means of encouraging creative writing. Prof Thumboo, who plans to have at least one writer-in-residence every
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        Keyed up over a piano
        1048 7 Music lessons I PIANO lessons, along with ballet classes, are no longer confined to the upper classes. Increasing affluence, smaller families and perhaps a desire to give one's progeny the best of everything have all contributed to making music lessons as commonplace as the private
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        Taking out the discord
        122 7 IF YOU want your child to learn for pleasure: Make sure that he can afford the time, at least half an hour a day, and let him do it at his own pace; Encourage him to increase his repertory and play non-examination pieces; Buy him tapes
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        Send a reply to that formal wedding invitation
        10 7 Send a reply to that formal wedding invitation Etiquette _BbßwpB^S!pl
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        The Yuppies and their friends have arrived
        86 7 I Words er Young Upwardly Mobile Professional. Ms Pappy is the Pregnant Urban Professional, Gappy is Gay, Buppy is Black, and Yap is the Young Aspiring Professional, who is trying very hard to get in and interface (communicate) with the others. In another
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        Mind-boggling changes to the goggle box
        287 7 Innovation i in k^^2 Electronics, too, will be on just a handful of microchips compared with the hundreds of components of today. But what are the changes, apart from thinness, which will affect you? o PICTURE quality will be as good as the very
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        Help yourself
        16 7 A loosely crumpled ball of old newspaper will give your window a good shine.
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        How high should we build?
        908 8 Singapore's skyscraper skyline will be dominated by the 10th tallest building in the world when the 73-storey Raffles City is completed. But should we continue to build higher and higher? JUDITH HOLMBERG talks to several experts LESS than 20 years ago, Cathay Building was considered
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        Life in high-rises grows on you
        421 8 THERE'S more to planning a skyscraper than making it safe and attractive. As an Urban Redevelopment Authority engineer pointed out, while we know how to build higher, we don't know the effect of the high-rise on people even though most Singaporeans work and live
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      • The long and... I...short of it
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          Lock icon Going to great lengths
          345 9 LOOKING good in the longer fashion lengths today requires some careful thinking. Consider the right proportions of top and shoes to skirt and to your body. "Longer" translated on Miss Average Singapore (who stands anything from 1.54 m to 1.62 m tall) can be mid-calf or
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          Petite girls don't have to despair
          255 9 FOR short girls all is not lost. They can wear long skirts and lower heels, and get away with it. We asked Isetan for some fashion advice. The Japanese store introduced longer skirts in August, and they say hemlines are going to stay down
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          The old mini story again
          283 9 IT'S happening again. After seasons of shrouding the body a la Japanese, the designers are bringing back the feminine form, and legs, legs and more legs. The Italians have practically decreed that the minis will bloom again, next spring. 4 The recent Milan showings for
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      • Soviet Union
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          Ambassador's message
          883 10  -  VLADIMIR SEMENOV A two-page special report to mark the 67th National Day of the USSR on Nov 7 By Ambassador of the USSR THE Soviet Union and other countries of the socialist community are concentrating their efforts on attaining a key objective that of preventing nuclear disaster. For
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          BRIEF FACTS
          329 10 History THE Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) was founded officially on Nov 7, 1917, when the Bolsheviks seized power from the provisional government and the first Soviet government was formed under Lenin. When he died in 1924, Josef Stalin emerged the victor in a power struggle.
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          Combine sightseeing and rest
          328 11 VISITORS to the Soviet Union can take one of more than 600 tour routes to see the country. They can do so by bus or train (including the Trans-Siberian railway voyage which takes them through Siberia), by car or plane, by horseback, or on camel or
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      304 1 Mind and Body Fashion Food Look Habitat Arts and Books How to tain the heat off your engine. The Problem protective film on all metal surfaces in your Since 1979, most car manufacturers have cooling system including aluminium, been using aluminium for their engine parts to This means lower wear
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      18 3 AICVT WEEK- The other five of the best diversions. RCA I WCCIV. Don't forget our write-in contest too.
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      306 7 Venue Chinese Chamber of Commerce i I Hill Street Cash Carry items at super low prices Date :31 1 0/84 8/11 /84 Garden set reclining chair, kurz chair. Time :12 noon 9.30 pm Daily wine table, "relax'chair, TV rack, shoe rack. FREE Admission Ample Parking Space telephone stand and clothes
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      200 10 I Congratulations I fl to the Government fl I People of the USSR I I on their I I 67th Anniversary of the I I Great October Socialist I I Revolution I H From H I j? I fl MOSCOW NARODNY BANK LTD B Established in London in 1919 Total
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      215 11 If you decide to go VISAS are required for travel to the Soviet Union. You can apply for one at Aeroflot, the official Soviet airline, or the USSR embassy in Nassim Road. You will need your passport, three black-and-white passport-sized photographs and $18.20 (the fee for the visa). It takes
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      115 12 It you fly to London on Air Canada Business Class, you'll be one of twenty-four passengers, cxxldled and cossetted by tfiree charming and grfusge^tinae^^ Mdu get the some view, whichever doss you fly. Same as First Class 1 1 __^H_H_l __^_k r\\ r\ v__#A\l\l-r\l_-#A\ FLIGHTS FROM JANUARY 17TH, EVERY THURSDAY,
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      45 1 Tonight's the night. One of these eight soloists will win Talentime '84 and pocket two tickets for Epcot Centre. Who is it likely to be and who's the lucky person accompanying the winner to USA? See Talentime report, Page 3.
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      126 1 TODAY'S TELEVISION CHOICE VARIETY SPECIAL: JUDY ONGG LIVE IN CONCERT. Recording of the recent concert here by one of Asia's highest-paid stars. Ch 8, 8.30 p.m. A DOLL'S HOUSE. Jane Fonda stars in this version of the Henry Ibsen classic, a story about a wife who realises that there is
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        1580 1 _-_«------>_»_--. i ii i mr wm fruit trees going W^^^BmWI^BBWKBBBKBBBmmmm^BBW 9TH international salon of PHAMy El R PUAMMPI ft nHANNFI Zr?+2 CHEAP: Ml international PHOTOGRAPHY 84 WnMWIICL g bnwnnCL U unfiniltL l B^_^J In conjunction with Tree I 183 photographs by photo-enthusiasts Planting the I from 825 i_!_-H_^-_^ p geS
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        1113 2 TV Censored Bloopers (Today, Ch 5, 6.25 p.m.) is yet another showcase for Hollywood's film and TV boo-boos. BILL DAVIDSON reports on a hot new trend for shows which catch stars making errors before the camera. 4 Many of our most successful clips come from
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        318 2 SHGFHH HOLLYWOOD was recently shaken by the tragic death of Jon-Erik Hexum, star of the series Voyager, which was shown on SBC earlier this year. Hexum was filming his new series, Cover-Up, when he decided to play Russian Roulette with a 44 Magnum revolver left lying
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        154 2 SO DETERMINED is producer Aaron Spelling to make Dynasty the top soap opera on the air and beat out Dallas in the ratings game that he is going all out to attract top box-office stars to the small screen. He has already signed Rock
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        475 2 VIDEO REVIEW By UM KAY TONG WHETHER for censorship reasons or because they won't sell, many films sometimes don't reach our cinemas. But with the invention of video recorders and the wide availabilty of video-tapes, we are able to catch such films which local distributors
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        181 2 ADEIIIIII- CHI EC Quality Wallpaper Wr ElllllU ml A*jMmm»9 up to 50% discount! We have a wide variety of 3-dimensional, '**i <>,*' v sculptural spongy wallcoverings from Japan. FrOffjN£_--- t* i^, \y}, zjjß Bl >; ->j r wß B* Manufactured by German computerised machine X^ 'JPif_ shrinking backing paper with
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        531 3 'If I win.. .what I'd do with the prize' Sunday is traditionally a day of rest. Not for the Talentimers, who have speni the better part of the past eight Sundays trying to edge their way into the much-coveted Grand Final. The survivors from the gruelling earlier rounds, which eliminated
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        525 3 This year's standard RAW talent. The key word was raw. In this year's quest for singing talent, SBC decided to bar contestants it considered "professional" from Talentime. The move explains the perceptible drop in standards by this season's crop of untested "amateurs". But while
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        521 3 The music men's vote KUO PO, Connie Chew and John Chan are the favourites tonight, at least with the four men from the music scene asked to rate the finalists. Dark horses include June Chan, M.S. Raj and Sajali Mohd Said, who could be in the running
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        328 4  - Malay current affairs show fills vacuum ZARINAH MARICAN TV REVIEW »y AN ISSUE currently in the news is Malay participation in the national economy, and Tlnjanan (last Monday, Ch 5, 7.50 p.m.) scored well for SBC's sense of timing. The programme, the station's first current affairs effort for Malay viewers,
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        786 4 The Debate '84 series for tertiary institutions ended last Thursday. IRENE HOE sought an overview of the series Studio dos and don'ts during recording: Floor speakers, please face in the direction of the arrows. Please do not caress the mikes. Do not clap for the judges
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        395 4  -  LIM KAY TONG TV REVIEW By I THOUGHT, at first, it was a case of getting accustomed to their faces. For it was much easier viewing the victorious National University of Singapore team in the finals of Debate *84 (Thursday, Ch 12, 8 p.m.) than
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        447 4  -  JULIE TAN LOOK EAST By WHAT'S in a name'' For Taiwanese actress Lu Xiaofen, a lot more than she realised. The actress, who won last year's Kinma Award for Best Actress, was told by a clairvoyant that it was tier name which was causing
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        122 5 ..m,™,™ ol Easy-to-understand Guide to 'MWmmWMWm 'Bm&AzZmW *_i f^m^Mm^mmt ft 1 I __t J_Lli______B Br^i^^'i^^B^^^^^^H p_si_iwis 811-3 COMPUTERS P fisir^" 1 i software v\^iwii wi ihw mr*iA BBB_ M_i _HgsgmswMwqw*«n<«B _^Ji|?^^^^ __^_HI [I_^__9 _M... *f_l £_l _BT* _1W i ff_%P l i*" l <_w__i H _•_>—-*«*'# "_i i_l 4^| _^_^_T^^_
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        3043 5 GHGHSGFGASGFAG YOUR WEEK AHEAD Monday fflßfffß^ FRIPAY j TUESDAY^ 1i WEDNESDAY J NEW WORKS IN .mil fLSE!? ll _-__-_-_._fl._l ______DMi_-______i _l_l UPTOWN: The Story Of _jy^ rT_Til 151 ff™?*^ 1 II I I I WW^k M \m Harlem's Apollo Theatre 1^ ANO PA PER Pl^FTllH This world I|4 __Pf I
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        648 7  -  GEORGINA EMMANUEL CLASSICAL REVIEW By IT'S ea~y to see why producer leije van Geest and music director Choo Hoey chose works that are rarely or ■ever recorded for two of the three digital LP's by the SSO, released on a Hongkong label earlier this
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        483 7 They're the aging-but-eternal boys of summer. The Beach Boys, who appear on Solid Gold (Monday, Ch 5, 10.15 p.m.) in a special summer music edition, recount their wavering fortunes to DAVID ZIMMERMAN. THE Beach Boys rocked next to the Washington Monument on the
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        526 7  -  CHOW SOOK YIN CHINESE REVIEW I By DRAGON'S DESCENDANTS, PART II Hou Dejian (Suwah) WHAT a pity Singaporeans didn't get to hear this terrific collection sooner. Issued in Taiwan about two years ago, the album is the fruit of six years of thought and
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        195 7 I Superior Instruction I I The Stamford A, /'Jk I Correspondence Fj I Course >_u!K 8 Stamford courses are thorough and up- f |A ll fl ;o-date For over 3 decades, its international //^|J Taß fl expertise in correspondence education cf J B fl nas helped thousands of students achieve
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        637 7 National's new Quintrix Alpha TC-640M makes other CTVs I look outdated _B I H H P Sleek and smart. It has equally stunnin_ features. And once you've seen it for yourself, no other CTV will be good enough. Simply because i represents the shape of CTVs to come. The Alpha
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        239 8 TODAY is Tree Planting Day and our colouring contest is about trees. We have not had any contests for a while, so we are starting with an easy one. Colour the picture with crayons or colour pencils. Do you know why we have Tree Planting Day every year?
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        299 8 1. Draw two circles about 8 cm across on your styrofoam. If you are using styrofoam trays, draw at least six circles. Cut out and glue three circles together. 2. This step is only for those who are using several layers of styrofoam. Cut out
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        434 8 NATIONAL HEROES AUNG SAN is known as the father of modern Burma. Even 37 years after his death at the hands of assassins, he is still an inspiration to his people. A brave, honest and disciplined man, he was never afraid to speak his mind even when
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        140 8 Ist Prize: $80 book voucher 111 f 5 s ffT& \M T^CcT V Af3i^U>7p- VF) r*J*^S h—L^^^^T^^^rH. 2nd Prize: $60 book voucher F7tH C^Ji YJ^Aw^CS^ V^^V/ V*«^ „1 __*-—<? *<*■** Wf 3rd Prize: $40 book voucher A_JArW^M==i-c 1 L^ *<\ T >_____-^_ifflP s^J 21 consolation prizes of $25 book j
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        349 8 ■■■■■■■fl ?ri| Mrs P *—^Hff\ ■■LK* fFT'- SAND 8 -7* 1 "26 Patient: I came to vou last HVI 3^*. O /n In. 23 vear for mv rheumatism. You Which bird Hlfl =#S V^l Ve£=^T I noun > a mass of P art,cles O lJr.U2 iold me to avoid dampness
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        542 9 CAREER SUCCESS "77ie d_n recehed my Dimtoma^\^^A%\j^ showed it to my boss and he increased my pay from the same day. («<___*! ».<*■__> f IBRITI&H lii onlv »or 4 months vou could also possess I r** ADC CDC a valuable Diploma and starl earning I VgfflEJEjjj j promotion and high
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        474 11 Cultural Entertainment Holidays Pte Ltd has over 20 years of experience in arranging tours. It maintains its tradition of serving its customers with total commitment. With the team of top taients in the travel industry in its organization, it has designed seme brand new itineraries, using new style new concept
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        341 11 IH^MMrjQl:!:,,^ llllliiOD lli'f lil I 881 CONVENTIONAL VACCINES 4_| _____> MADE FROM jF' 'ZML^' hjiWZgA nQj 1^ CT A a^BM B^^^^^^^^il »B___^^^^^ 1 m^AW^M^^^r m^W^^^Sk __^-*^_2l_^ 1 BUCK IS MOMENTAR/LY BLINDED BV A F WHERE ljilf VUg<K HAS TAKEN HER! BUT )i rßi^Tr7~AhiFY^ j i__, v XWOK^^ mmrj *^mL zfm\w^^\
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        126 12 ffetctiuinc CJUlcarance J pale r Fine Quality PorcelainWire At Substantially Reduced Prices Chinese Pottery Arts Handicraft Pte Ltd, the only pottery in Singapore which reproduces a wide range of t r Chinese classics from the Ming, Swig, Qui and Yuan dynasties. Each blue-and- v v white Ming and Ching r
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        821 13 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: >_ Monday Friday 900am to 5.00pm J Ordinary: Isl 00 per word (Mm £15 00 1 I Food/ Ent rt ,nm n, Hf m r Af\. —I i*\ i mmmmm f\ A"*~"~\ _TN Ii i Saturday 8.30am to 2.00pm < nam &mm \m _on nn
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        417 13 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other Products Products Products VL JB TRADING AND AGENCIES PTE. LTD. A Warehouse Clearance Sale will be held for two ddys on the 3rd and 4th November '84 at No. 61 TanneryLane from 9.00am 6.00pm. Stocks will be cleared at prices way
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        245 13 30 Hairdressing "ROLL" "N" "ROLLS" Unisex/ Anniversary Promotional/ cutting-perming ($30.00)/ ($39.00)/cutting ($15.00) by Professional/Overseas trained/ Hairstylists./Telephone 732-1197 (appointment) #06-37, Lucky Plaza. lAN UNISEX HAIRSTYLING Salon, offers perming, cutting $30 (Wella) Cutting $16, London, Paris, Hongkong, trained hairstylist. Peter/Serene. Katong People's Park #02-06, Tel: *****05/*****43. JERRYSTEVEN HAIR SALON Offer cut and
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        294 13 32 Photography NEW ARRIVALI JAPAN'S quality aluminium cases by "Hansa" at price SSBO.OO-*****.00 only. Waterproof, Airtight 10 models to choose. Also "Hansa" Focal Binocular Spot 3x28 5528.00 DSO #02-09-10 Feninsula Plaza. Phone: *****42. TRANSFER OF HOME Movies (8 mm and 16 mm) onto video tape, video and TV repairs and
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        735 13 36 House 36 House Renovation/Decor Renovation/Decor Bathroom Ittxury you can afford from Nan Wah. New products specially design recommended for HDB 3-5 rooms flats. Full colour range according to customers' desire choice. Reasonable price which you can afford. "__fev yp^Jmrnm (67~i Um»M» ...WXVm- BOOmm Sdt Agcnl'Slfciw NAN WAH MARKETING (PTE)
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        511 13 38 TV/Video/Hi-Fi GOING CHEAP, AMERICAN speakers EV Jensen, each pair below $200. Latter 5 years warranty, 3 months old, performance excellent. Call David *****36. NATURAL SPECIALISES IN repairing: Colour T.V., Video, Hi-Fi system. Antennae Installation. Service guaranteed. *****57/ *****90. NEW CONDITION, 1 pair of Magneplanar MG2A $1,000. 1 pair of
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        598 13 65 Situations Wanted MAID-POWER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Professional services Reliable customer services Low fees/ free replacement/ genuine guaranteed. Salary $250 p.m. TEL: *****61/ *****62 MAIDS Wide Choice Genuine Guarantee Reliable Service Tel: 225 3366 riumana Management Consultants '03-04 Tan Boon Liat Bldg. Outram Road M Or Thio Gim Ho ll b
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        586 13 72 Situations Vacant: Technical An expanding company has immediate vancantes lor TRAINEE TECHNICIANS Requirements: Minimum NTC 3 Graduates in electrical electronic engineering Must be prepared to work hard and enjoy meeting people Possess Class 3 driving licence an added advantage Previous experience in electrical installation necessary Minimum Starting Salary: $600
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        840 13 MiBMBMBWHMi 88 For Sale: WAAW MID '81 BMW 323i Au U PnvaUI owner aircond, sports run .agi. I power cassetur $14,88(1 Loan $36,000 *****2_ N<> Lowland Road OWNER LEAVING SEI .INC.? MM 1984 BMW 320i Automatic Ifloor latest m.._el low nileage aircon. hi-fi. sporLs i ms *****1fr after llan; 1978
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        436 14 89 For Sals: Datsun/ Nissan JUNE NISSAN Sunny I.3GL. (5speed). Accident free, tip top condition. Ist owner. Asking $20,800 0.n.0. Tel: *****22. LATE 1978 DATSUN 100A. 2nd owner. Sports rims, radio cassette, tax, well maintained $8,900. *****46. MIO 1981 DATSUN Bluebird. 2nd owner. Aircond.. hi-fi radio cassette, tax new. $17,500.
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        839 14 89 For Sato: Datsun/ Nissan '77 DATSUN 100A FII. Aircon, 2 owners. PARF eligible. $8,400. Tel: *****59. •79 DATSUN IOOA aircond. tip top conditon, $12,300. Call after 10am tel: *****66. 90 For Sale: Toyota VEHITO V|V COMPANY Toyota Dealer (Sales, Service Parta) Appointed by Borneo Motors *****63. ALMOST 1983 TOYOTA
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        875 14 90 For Sato: Toyota 90 For Sale: Toyota j_£i_* I Bu v a toy*** stout, Toyo-AceorDyna TOjOM and get a free gift. imm__ Plus the chance to mtimm 9«t y°u r new vehicle I TIME free! Our showrooms are open today. BORNEO MOTORS For a great deal more AUUNIED ROAD
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        765 14 91 For Sals: Mitsubishi 91 COLT SUPERSHIFT GLX 1400 c.c. New aircon, tyres, sports rims, good condition. Owner leaving. Tel *****2/ pager *****66. ALMOST 91 MITSUBISHI Galant, aircon, cassette, sports rims. $16,400. Loan $12,000. Tel: *****97. JANUARY 1979 SIGMA Ist owner. Aircon, radio/ cassette, tip top condition. $10,800. Tel: *****02.
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        846 14 93 For Sale: Honda MID 1982 HONDA Accord EX. One owner. Aircond., radio caasette. tax new. Tip top condition. $29,600. *****05/ *****06/ *****07. MID 1979 HONDA Civic 3-door. 2nd owner. Aircond., new paint. Beautiful condition. $10,900. *****05/ *****06/ *****07. MID 93 HONDA Prelude auto. 1 private owner, showroom condition. Tax
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        855 14 94 For Sals: Other Makes 1983 HOLDEN CAMIRA 1600 Saloon. 1 owner, only 11.000 km. Ist offer $23,500 secures. Tel: *****61, Ang '71 AUSTIN MINI Aircon, radio cassette, tax Feb '85. Selling $4,200 0.n.0 Tel *****48 after 12pm '72 JAGUAR XJ6 2.8 manual company registered air-con., cassette very good condition,
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        711 14 96 For Sale: Motor Cycles/ Scooters AX GSX 750. Any reasonable offer i j secures. Tel *****61 •80 SUZUKI GSSSO Interested call *****43/ 4 Selling at $1,500 97 Vehicles Wanted S==S__i_=_s=_______i A BANK ACCOUNTANT requires i any make of vehicles, private and non-PARF welcome Cash payment. *****53 Gwilliam Ang Residence:
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