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Title Section14 1985-02-03 1 The Sunday Times No: 2539 FEBRUARY 3, 1985 45 CENTS MX. (P) No. 96/1/8514 words
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434 1985-02-03 1 IVAN LIM - IVAN LIM Employees of two firms lose $800,000 of contributions By NTUC chief Ong Teng Cheong yesterday ticked off the CPF Board for allowing some employers to defer payment of workers' monthly provident fund contributions over several months without the workers' knowledge434 words
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Article504 1985-02-03 1 JUNE TAN; PAUL JACOB - Dr Tan reviews hot policies JUNE TAN PAUL JACOB By and Does not mean overhaul of education system SEVERAL controversial education policies are being reviewed, Dr Tony Tan announced yesterday. But the Education Minister hastened to add that the review did not necessarily mean an overhaul of the system. The504 words
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97 1985-02-03 1 Paris breaks silence on ambassador PARIS, Sat. France has broken its silence on the recall of its Indian ambassador by announcing that he would be switched to a senior post m Paris shortly. A statement by the External Relations Ministry said France had sought India's approval to replace Ambassador SergeAP; Reuter - 97 words
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299 1985-02-03 1 The study and the likely results GRADUATE MUMS: A ministry study into this, begun about three weeks ago, will be completed m time for recommendations to be put to the Cabinet before the next registration exercise m mid-year. Though the number of graduate mothers involved has been small "only a299 words
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Article, Illustration312 1985-02-03 1 SHIRLEY TAN - Home sweet home SHIRLEY TAN By Baby Jane's first birthday gift "BABY JANE" Ng Yo Ling is home 11 days after she was found abandoned. And the timing could not have been more perfect yesterday was her first birthday. Joyous shrieks from family members and neighbours when she returned toNIK KASMANI - 312 words
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Article82 1985-02-03 1 TERESA OOI - TERESA OOI IN THE parlance of Fleet Street's saucy tabloids, editors reeled back m horror this week. For m a neat attempt to turn the tables on their newspaper rivals, television journalists have exposed Britain's bingo war and proved that most of the reading public82 words
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86 1985-02-03 1 ARANYAPRAPHET(ThaiIand), Sat. Vietnamese forces seized two Khmer Rouge outposts about 60 km south of this key Thai border town, Thai military sources said today. Colonel Chettha Thanna Jaro, Deputy Commander of the Eastern (border) Task Force, said some 18,000 Cambodian civilians had fledAFP; AP; Reuter - 86 words
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48 1985-02-03 1 TERESA OOI - TERESA OOI LONDONY Sat. A prison chaplain has died at 38 of the dreaded disease Aids, causing concern over whether he might have spread the infection among hundreds of juvenile prisoners The Reverend Gregor) Richards, was chaplain ai the Chelmsford Prison.48 words
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Advertisement174 1985-02-03 1 t"^_fc.— _K^_B W.M_C s ll _H w^____^_i B_nv \\r II T.H.H. (Tai Hong Hung Pte. Ltd.) -i'Y' -ie PeiipleV Park Complex Tel: *****1 223 3481 HE_in__p FOCUS Retrenchment: The blow strikes home GP: Some vital questions SUNDAY PLUS ma I W\ In Princess Dis footsteps __________Tm\WS r mm3R£\ l ____W_________WZ-m174 words
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Article, Illustration418 1985-02-03 2 TOOTHY CONCERN: The sheer number of dentists m private practice is forcing them to work longer hours at low prices. But some are also being moved to cut corners. The glut resulted from the move to make government dentists go private and the fact that a minority418 words
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Article, Illustration222 1985-02-03 2 DUBIOUS CHARM: In the old days, tantrums on the tennis court would have meant instant banishment. Today, tennis terrors call it "charisma". Alan Hubbard says younger Australian players may take a lesson or two from Rod Layer and Ken Rosewall, two of the cleanest aces ever to grace a222 words
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NEWS FOCUS
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Article, Illustration659 1985-02-03 2 SAM RAN - SAM RAN a The Grangeford affair what it means to you Stories by SHARE the good and the bad alike that's basically what life m a condominium means. But some residents are finding that there are often more problems and fewer of the comforts659 words
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290 1985-02-03 2 a What went wrong POOR workmanship was the main reason for the water leakage problem at Grangeford Apartments. This was the conclusion of a report by PI Building Surveying and Management Services Pte Ltd, which was appointed to survey the causes of the problem.290 words
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Article, Illustration435 1985-02-03 2 a How to be a better buyer IT IS difficult for the untrained eye to spot them but the tell-tale signs of potential trouble areas are all there. Still, most house-hunters prefer to rely on their judgment rather than hire professional help.435 words
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Article197 1985-02-03 2 WASHINGTON, Sat. America's chief "Star Wars" scientist has angrily denied charges made by Soviet President Konstantin Chernenko that the US might use a space-based defence system to back up a nuclear strike against the Soviet Union. "I not only deny it, I resent it," saidReuter - 197 words
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159 1985-02-03 2 BONN, Sat. The Red Army Faction urban guerilla group has claimed responsibility for the killing of a top West German arms industry executive, m the first attack on a prominent citizen m a two-month wave of bombings and arson attacks. Mr ErnstReuter - 159 words
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Article, Illustration565 1985-02-03 3 LEE SIEW HUA - LEE SIEW HUA Story: AT 6.38 every morning, Tan Ah Soon gets an automatic wake-op call. When he makes overseas calls, he can tell just how long he has been on the line. And if he has misplaced his telephone book, he hasNIK KASMANI - 565 words
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303 1985-02-03 3 LIAK TENG KIAT - LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Sat. Officials m the Department of Education and the United States attorney's office m the District of Columbia were delighted this week. They have proof that the prospect of jail is an effective deterrent, at least303 words
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Article, Illustration676 1985-02-03 3 GILLIAN POW CHONG - GILLIAN POW CHONG By Harder to join contractors' body now A CONCERTED effort is being made to tidy up the home renovations industry, as the number of licensed home renovation contractors, eager to cash m on the multi-million dollar business, continues to increase. From August to676 words
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Miscellaneous139 1985-02-03 2 UP TO 1 p.m. Showers m several areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 30 max., 23 mm. SUNSET today: 7.20 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.16 a.m. TRAVELLER'S WEATHER Adelaide 17/35 C Sunny Manila 22 29 C Sunny Amsterdam ;C Melbourne 10 24 C Smoke Bangkok 21 32C Fair Moscow139 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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WORLD BRIEFS
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Article94 1985-02-03 5 A woman who threw her new-born baby into Hongkong harbour told a court recently she did so because she was unable to stand the mental stress she was experiencing. The baby was saved, but its mother's plight highlighted the constant stress of living m one of the world'sReuter - 94 words
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Article48 1985-02-03 5 Attacks by pirates on Vietnamese boat people m the Gulf of Thailand dropped last year but the number of casualties rose, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has reported. Statistics show 59 boat people were killed last year compared to 42 m 1983. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article62 1985-02-03 5 Concerned over the steep increase m its crime rate, Sabah is asking federal authorities m Kuala Lumpur to help stem the flow of refugees from southern Philippines. Police say 70 per cent of the crime: m Sabah are committed by foreigners, mainly Filipino Muslim refugees whoDepthnews - 62 words
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Article62 1985-02-03 5 The World Chess Championsnip is oeing moved from Moscow's most prestigious location for such events, the Hall Of Columns, to the less glittering and more isolated Hotel Sport, chess officials say. The high cost of renting the Hall Of Columns and the duration of the competition thatAP - 62 words
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Article, Illustration89 1985-02-03 5 A 1.6 Jemlong monkey's face silently stares at the stars from its perch on Mars, (below) according to a group of 30 American scientists who believe it is an indication of an ancient civilisation on the planet. They have been analysing photographs sent back by an AmericanAP - 89 words
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Article92 1985-02-03 5 Oil rigs could shortly start operating around the 900-year-old Notre Dame Cathedral and the celebrated Eiffel Tower m Paris, where the French Elf-Aquitaine Oil Company has been awarded an exploration concession. But tourists have been assured the drilling will not inconvenience anyone visiting the two landmarks. Meanwhile,UPI; AFP - 92 words
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Article107 1985-02-03 5 London town is falling down and will unless at least Ss3.l billion of public money is found annually for the next 20 years to prop it up, the Greater London Council (GLC) has reported. The GLC said this was its estimate of the cost of securingUPI - 107 words
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Article67 1985-02-03 5 A popular board game "Trivial Pursuit" (available m Singapore stores) could put terminal stress on strained marriages because of the mental competition and possible embarrassment involved, American psychotherapist Teal Bennet has warned. She said couples with a healthy marriage should not be disturbed by the competition, but evenUPI - 67 words
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Article86 1985-02-03 5 For the past four years, Wilma Hennessy of Alexandria, Virginia, has endured "sheer hell" trying to find out if the baby she brought home from hospital 48 years ago was really her son. Mrs Hennessy discovered the footprints of her only son Barry did not match those onUPI - 86 words
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175 1985-02-03 5 Consumer's group in Japan hits at cheap petrol ban TOKYO, Saturday THE Consumers Union of Japan has attacked the powerful Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) for seeking to prevent the import of cheap petrol from Singapore. The head of the consumer group, Mr Naokazu Takeuehi. said he hadReuter - 175 words
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Article98 1985-02-03 5 BEIJING, Sat. Chinese peasants trying to "become rich overnight" are digging up ancient tombs m search of relics to sell to smugglers, The China Daily said today. Describing the smuggling of cultural relics as "rampant," the paper said at least 20,000 items were taken from one HenanUPI; AP - 98 words
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141 1985-02-03 5 TOKYO, Sat. Japanese doctors prefer garlic, sake and other home remedies to medicine when they have to treat their own colds, a survey by a pharmaceutical firm shows. A total of 113 doctors doctors interviewed by Japan Upjohn Limited said that theyAFP - 141 words
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Article309 1985-02-03 5 Big welcome planned for Kim Dissident leader expected m Seoul on Friday SEOUL, Sat. South Korea's new hardline opposition party said today that it will mobilise "tens of thousands" of people to welcome dissident leader Kirn Dae- Jung when he arrives at Kimpo airport on Feb 8. Mr Vi MmUPI; Reuter; AP - 309 words
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Article, Illustration321 1985-02-03 7 Explosion outside Tripoli mosque 'intended to heighten religious tension' BEIRUT, Sat. A car bomb exploded outside a crowded mosque m the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli during Friday prayers, killing at least 10 people and wounding 60, police said. No group has claimed responsibilityNYT; Reuter; UPI; AP - 321 words
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364 1985-02-03 7 PARIS, Sat. The World Bank succeeded yesterday m raising more than US$l billion (552.2 billion) for a new fund to support economic reform and development programmes of African countries. The new fund known as the Special Facility for Sub-Saharan Africa received about US$l.lNYT - 364 words
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107 1985-02-03 7 Nun faces penalty for smuggling bees NAIROBI, Sat. A Greek Orthodox nun faces a maximum fine of US$5OO (S$l,100) and five years m jail if convicted of smuggling 6,000 European bees and a hive into Kenya under her habit. Sister Irene, of a church outside Nairobi, confessed she brought theUPI - 107 words
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Article68 1985-02-03 7 PESHAWAR, Sat. The Soviet-backed Afghan regime is planning to move its capital from Kabul to Mazar-I-Sharif, near the Soviet border, according to reports circulating m Peshawar, headquarters of the Afghan resistance movements. Mazar-I-Sharif, with a population of 104,000, is Afghanistan's fourth most populous city. ItAFP - 68 words
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Article51 1985-02-03 7 PENDELTON (Indiana), Sat. A day-long uprising at a maximum security jail m Indiana ended last night after prisoners released two hostages m exchange for an agreement that grievances would be investigated. Earlier, seven guards and two prisoners were stabbed. Four of the guards were critically wounded.Reuter - 51 words
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Article32 1985-02-03 7 CAIRO, Sat. About 300 people, including some Palestinians, demonstrated yesterday m the grounds of Cairo's International Book Fair. They burned Israeli flags and called for war with Israel. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration275 1985-02-03 9 Man responsible for 'gift of life' joins m the celebration AN English "rose" among mums and babes. And right m the centre of this big happy family is Prof lan Craft, the man responsible for giving life to these test-tube babies. Despite the controversy over in-vitro fertilisation, heDaily Mail - 275 words
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338 1985-02-03 9 Khrushchev's 'traffic jam' prediction coming true MOSCOW, Sat. In his rush to match the West, the late Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev is said to have predicted that one day Russia, too. would have traffic jams. Back then, at the end of the *****, the Soviet Union was making fewer thanNYT - 338 words
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Article129 1985-02-03 9 OSLO, Sat. Norway has banned E&stern bloc airlines from using eight of its airports on the grounds they used the facilities to spy on military activities. Under the measure which took effect on Thursday, civilian aircraft from Warsaw Pact countries will be banned from landingAFP - 129 words
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185 1985-02-03 11 HOLLYWOOD (Florida), Sat. The city's first woman firefighter has been ordered to cut her shoulder-length brown hair or risk being fired. Assistant fire chief Walter Battaglia has given Miss Cindy Mansker until tomorrow to cut her hair. If she refuses, she faces disciplinary actionUPI - 185 words
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374 1985-02-03 11 LILLIAN CHEW - LILLIAN CHEW By Washington Correspondent If accepted, it will be lowest rate of Budget increase since 1965 WASHINGTON, Sat. Al- though President Ronald Reagan is officially due to present his Budget to Congress on Monday, the White House yesterday was forced to confirm a374 words
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Article, Illustration190 1985-02-03 11 US archaeologists rediscover lost city in Andes picture. BOULDER (Colorado), Sat. Archaeologists at the University of Colorado have rediscovered a lost city m the jangles of the Andes mountains that was probably inhabited m the mysterious pre-Inca period. The city, known as Gran Pajaten, has so far revealed 18 two-storeyAFP; AP - 190 words
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Article135 1985-02-03 11 Wall Street prices take a tumble Dow Jones NEW YORK, Sat. Concern that the United States central bank will not let interest rates go lower sent Wall Street stock prices down yesterday and caused the market to close with its first clear-cut loss of the past 20 sessions. The DowReuter - 135 words
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136 1985-02-03 11 Pan Am fined for carrying too many passengers WASHINGTON, Sat. THE government has fined Pan American World Airways for flying too many passengers on a charter to New York from the Caribbean. Some of the passengers had to share seats and seatbelts, and there were not enough oxygen masks. TheUPI - 136 words
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122 1985-02-03 11 Economy of Brazil dominates talks WASHINGTON, Sat. Brazilian President-elect Tancredo Neves has discussed his country's economic problems with President Ronald Reagan and other United States officials, and assured potential investors he will not change the rules for them. Mr Neves met Mr Reagan at the White House yesterday after sayingReuter - 122 words
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Article49 1985-02-03 11 CANBERRA, Sat. Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke left for the United States today to have crucial talks with President Ronald Reagan which may decide the fate of their countries' faltering defence pact with New Zealand. Mr Hawke will stop m Brussels en route to Washington. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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160 1985-02-03 11 Pope: Put gospel before politics and ideology LIMA, Saturday PRIESTS and nuns should not subordinate the gospel to politics i and ideology, Pope John Paul said on his first night m Peru. The Pope used firm words to reaffirm the authority of the Roman Catholic Church hier archy to defineReuter - 160 words
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Advertisement363 1985-02-03 5 Sanyo shows the way to a Lunar Mew Year filled with happiness! yi _B _B\ I 1 i -■^m-wmmmamaammm a"™ OJPB'"BSs^_s^_^Bb_» s B _a_ _■> .__^s I _B_^_i_^_^_^_^_^7i I rußgspdiHx^jjjn I Bl^^ VHB v mßmm^m^mmmwmsT^=»Bm\ m 'B_ fl Betamcv.e Camera Auto locus fcll^ l^^B p r--^__ B^ -BB B r363 words
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Advertisement741 1985-02-03 8 Advertisement It has become a game with few real winners. Buyers are There are only 93 apartments at Spottiswoode Towers, still waiting for prices to fall even lower, and sellers are (Any number above that is a crowd.) getting smarter. You could be staying m a one-bedroom, two-bedroom, "If they741 words
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Article, Illustration377 1985-02-03 13 Economic ministers will bring up 'host of issues' KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A meeting with United States Trade Representative William Brock will be a prominent feature of the coming Asean economic ministers meeting m Kuala Lumpur. The ministers will hold an informal discussion with Mr377 words
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194 1985-02-03 13 Indonesia's oil earnings 'will drop by $660 m' JAKARTA, Sat. Indonesia's oil export earnings m the 1985 86 fiscal year will reportedly drop by about US$3OO million (Ss66o million) as a result of the latest price cut for the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) light crude by US$l (552.2)194 words
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251 1985-02-03 13 UN chief briefs Mahathir on Hanoi talks KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. United Nations SecretaryGeneral Javier Perez de Cuellar met Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad for about 90 minutes this morning during which they exchanged views on the Cambodian problem and other international issues. Mr Perez de Cuellar, on his first visitNST - 251 words
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Article75 1985-02-03 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The United States has agreed m principle to allow the stateowned Malaysian Airline System (MAS) to fly either to Los Angeles or San Francisco, Transport Minister Chong Hon Nyan said here today. He said the flights would have to go via TokyoAFP - 75 words
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164 1985-02-03 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Former Gerakan vice-presi-dent Datuk Michael Chen has accepted his appointment as a member of the party's central committee. His letter of acceptance was sent today to the party's secretary-general, Mr Kerk ChooTlng. "I am proud to be given the post,"NST - 164 words
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Education briefs
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109 1985-02-03 14 JUNIOR college students should devote about 75 to 80 per cent of their study time to content subjects which would be relevant to their course of study m the university. Dr Tony Tan sa d. He also believed most students were unable109 words
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67 1985-02-03 14 DR TONY TAN revealed that he is "old fashioned" regarding examinations. "I believe that exams are very, very important, he said. "Before anything else, children must try to do well m exams. He was responding to a principal's observation that with only three "A" level67 words
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71 1985-02-03 14 THE high proportion of Malay students m primary school monolingual and extended streams is a matter of concern, Dr Tony Tan said. But there was no easy solution as the incidence stemmed from cultural and sociological factors. Dr Tan. replying to a reporter's71 words
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69 1985-02-03 14 THE government is aware of and sensitive to the needs of the slow learners. But it has priorities m areas affecting the majority of the pupils which have to be addressed first given the limited resources available, Dr Tony Tan said. Dr Tan said,69 words
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104 1985-02-03 14 SCHOOLS must have a realistic attitude towards the issue of moral education and realise that they cannot control what happens outside school hours and m the homes. Mrs Ursula Quah, principal of Beatty Secondary School and a new member of the Schools Council, said104 words
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HOME NEWS
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264 1985-02-03 14 School reps to be invited to future meetings THE council is an effective medium for exchange and dialogue, pronounced its new chairman, Dr Tony Tan, at the end of yesterday's meeting. And to enhance its role, four representatives mainly parents from the Queenstown Technical Secondary School executive commitee and Methodist264 words
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Article, Illustration401 1985-02-03 14 JUNE TAN; PAUL JACOB - Switch to cost $1.4 b at today' s prices JUNE TAN PAUL JACOB First meeting of Schools Council this year told of single-session target Stories by and 4 It's something that will require a great deal of attention. But the value is quite clear m to us. 7 Dr Tony401 words
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237 1985-02-03 14 Teachers need total career paths, says Dr Tan DR TONY TAN said total career paths must be planned for teachers so they would regard their roles as fulfilling, challenging and not merely as jobs. "When a teacher starts school (after- his training) he has a long wa\ to go. Its237 words
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Article, Illustration349 1985-02-03 14 THERE was something different about the Primary 4C classroom. Teachers and pupils took their shoes off because the floor had linoleum. There was also a towel rack, a kettle and drinking mugs. And m a corner lay a pile of mattresses, pillows and bedsheets. From349 words
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Article154 1985-02-03 14 SAF exercise THE Singapore Armed Forces ww conduct military exercises from tomorrow to Saturday m Lim Chu Kang, Marsiling, Mandai, Tampines, Pulau Übin, Bah Soon Pah, Wing Loong, Loyang and Sembawang. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used. Military exercises will also be conducted at the Bedok Jetty on Tuesday from154 words
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Article54 1985-02-03 14 KEEP your umbrella handy. The weather forecast for the next two weeks is that there will be showers m the afternoon for seven to nine days. The Meteorological Service says that the prevailing north-east monsoon is likely to continue for the next fortnight and will bring showers54 words
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722 1985-02-03 18 AHMAD OSMAN - AHMAD OSMAN By Bosses support call to safeguard workers' interest m bankruptcies EMPLOYERS yesterday expressed strong support for the call by the National Trades Union Congress for measures to prevent workers from losing some of their monthly Central Provision Fund contributions when companies go722 words
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228 1985-02-03 18 Cedar Garments and E. Hopt are the two firms THE two bankrupt companies which NTUC chief Mr Ong Teng Cheong said had defaulted m their CPF payments to their workers were Cedar Garments and E. Hopt, it was learnt yesterday. E. Hopt, an electronics company m Lower Delta Road, closed228 words
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338 1985-02-03 18 HDB may review dogs policy if owners don't help thf. time may come when the Housing Beard will be forced to review its policy on dogs unless dog-owners give their full cooperation The HDB, m its publication. Our Home, says hardly a day passes without a complaint about dogs, and338 words
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Article124 1985-02-03 18 TWO drivers lied on the spot when their vehicles collided head-on at Clementi Read at 11.15 p.m. on Friday. A car, diven by Mr Wang Suan Tat. 27, skidded and went acros. the road divide r before colliding with a Land-F'.over driven by Mr Fam Poh124 words
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Article, Illustration393 1985-02-03 18 HEDWIG ALFRED - Rajendran aims to fulfil 10th Thaipusam vow HEDWIG ALFRED By ON THE 10th floor of Block 10, Gloucester Road, a devotee prepares for Thaipusam for the 10th time. He will carry a 42-kilo kavadi, which will be attached to his body by 112 long aluminium spikes, and walk on clogs393 words
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Article, Illustration551 1985-02-03 19 'Investigate crash causes with road safety in mind' A MOTORIST died and his woman passenger was seriously injured m this mangled mess after an accident along Holland Road on Jan 6. As usual, the Traffic Police investigated to find out what caused the accident. More than this, they also probed551 words
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Article374 1985-02-03 19 Feedback should represent majority opinion: MP GRASSROOTS organisations such as residents committees must not only give the good news; they must also report "bad feedback." At the same time, they should also attract more Malays and Indians to join the RCs. Speaking at the374 words
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250 1985-02-03 19 Poly fee rise due to higher training cost THE Singapore Polytechnic reminded its students' union yesterday that announcements about fee increases for the new term this year had been made as early as last March. It added that the rationale was also given at that time, the press reported it250 words
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Article39 1985-02-03 19 AN OFFICER cadet attached to the School of Artillery national serviceman Tan Peng Kian, 19 died during training at Khatib Camp yesterday afternoon. A committee of inquiry will be formed to investigate the incident.39 words
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Article39 1985-02-03 19 SWEDEN'S largest training ship, HMS Carlskrona, will arrive here tomorrow for a fourday visit. The visit is part of a training cruise for naval cadets. An exhibition of Swedish technology will be held on board.39 words
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194 1985-02-03 19 Ang Mo Kio driver training completed THE Ang Mo Kio Driver/ Rider Training Centre has been completed by the Public Works Department and was handed over to the Ministry of Home Affairs yesterday. The centre at Ang Mo Kio Street 62 is the first of its kind m this region.194 words
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Article55 1985-02-03 19 Mobile road safety display A MOBILE exhibition on road safety will make its rounds of schools. The inside of the display bus, prepared by the Traffic Police, will have pictures, charts, video equipment and a public address system. Because the target of the message is students, the emphasis will be55 words
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Article, Illustration402 1985-02-03 20 SALMA KHALIK - SALMA KHALIK By AN UNEXPECTED increase m the number of passengers passing through Changi Airport last year has caught the Public Works Department off-guard. The airport is likely to reach terminal one's optimum capacity of 10 million passengers this year, four years before the402 words
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184 1985-02-03 20 Man faces seven corruption charges A MAN was charged on Friday with seven counts of corruption involving a total of $63,160 while he was the divisional manager of the vehicle wash division m Electrolux SEA Pte Ltd. The first two charges state that Chew Joo Huat, alias Robin Chew, 37,184 words
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Article34 1985-02-03 20 SCIENCE shows for organised school groups of 100 or more will be held every Wednesday (except school and public holidays) at 2.30 p.m. at the Singapore Science Centre auditorium from Feb 13.34 words
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188 1985-02-03 20 GENERAL Commodities Investment Pte Ltd, one of the few remaining companies trading m soya and red bean futures, has been served a winding up notice for not paying about $8,000 to bowling centre managers, Elite Enterprise Pte Ltd. The suit, filed about a month188 words
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Article69 1985-02-03 20 Court turns down guilty plea A DIRECTOR of several companies was charged yesterday with stealing a $36 pearl necklace from Metro Grand Scotts. Azizah binti Muslim, 43, a Malaysian, is alleged to have committed the offence on Monday at 1.45 p.m. Her guilty plea was rejected after counsel said she69 words
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Article34 1985-02-03 20 VISITORS to Pulau Hantu will not be able to use Pontoon 1 to land as it was closed on Jan 28 for a major overhaul Repairs are expected to take about two34 words
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Article618 1985-02-03 20 HEDWIG ALFRED - Other side of the dental war HEDWIG ALFRED Cheaper materials, quicker treatments By YOU can go round shopping for your dentist these days mainly because there are more dentists to choose from. What makes it even better for the patient is that most dentists are forced to work longer hours618 words
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Article357 1985-02-03 20 THE National University of Singapore will not be taking m more dental students this year as planned. The university had intended to increase the intake to 60 for the 1985 86 academic year as part of its expansion plans. But yesterday, the its spokesman said357 words
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275 1985-02-03 21 TONG YOKE THO - Emporium's soundness never in doubt, says Aeron chief TONG YOKE THO By AERON Fashion, the company which filed a suit recently to recover its debts from Emporium Holdings, has said it never doubted the financial soundness of the retail chain. Mr Joseph Quek, Aeron's managing director, said he knew his275 words
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Article, Illustration526 1985-02-03 21 EVANGELINE GAMBOA - The business of fitness EVANGELINE GAMBOA By FITNESS is big business m Singapore. No one has yet put a figure to it, but the evidence is that people are spending millions of dollars m pursuit of health and the body beautiful. They're buying everything from diet pills to skim milk526 words
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136 1985-02-03 21 Driver loses $10,000 in 'accident' Robbery No 1 TWO men on a motorcycle created an accident with a car, threatened the driver with a bearing scraper and robbed him of $10,460 near the junction of Pioneer Road and Tanjong Kling m Jurong on Friday. Sub-contractor S.K. Chia, 40, had minutes136 words
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105 1985-02-03 21 'Burst tyre' ploy in $15,000 grab Robbery No 2 A WOMAN was robbed of $15,700 m cash and jewellery after she was tricked into getting out of her car at the People's Park Complex on Thursday evening. Madam K.W. Wong, 32, a company director, was about to drive off from105 words
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380 1985-02-03 21 PAP no longer natural party to govern Jeya SINGAPOREANS have stopped accepting the People's Action Party as the natural party to govern Singapore, Workers' Party leader J.B. Jeyaretnam said last night. This, he said, was evident from the results of the last general election. The election of two opposition MPs380 words
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163 1985-02-03 21 POLICE are looking for a videotape which they believe contains evidence of a gambling event which allegedly took place when two men they raced each other m Purvis Street, off Beach Road, on Friday. The race, a 60-metre dash between a potbellied businessman163 words
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Advertisement328 1985-02-03 20 I Looking forward to an enjoyable time with family and friends during the weekends? Join us every Sunday at the Botanic Gardens for sixty minutes of Sunday, 3 February 1985 The Singapore Infantry Regiment Band will be playing pieces which include: "Feelings" Selections From "Chariots of Fire" "Jazz Rock Explosion"328 words
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Advertisement110 1985-02-03 20 mxtr jm »i y, Ja>c fmga^^ m. "^lKp*Sk. _-_t3fmm—mai—f—wm FiftTN-' rny-m 3__' _P ■_> **^> ™*_*w». _._rm_w^_m, .m'^m—W— a */Qm_atr m_wf_ __^C \ji«' _^_?^_^__^3'^__b_bP_i i _^_E*^_l BMfli Ip'^^uffl Your favourite Magnolia tetra-bnk drinks are now available m a handy 24 packets carton. And now. every 24 packets you buy (m110 words
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Article303 1985-02-03 23 GROSS injustice. Inexcusable. Bitter experience. Very serious state of affairs. Mr Ong Teng Cheong did not mince his words when he talked last night about a subject that is close to many people's hearts and pockets CPF. His use of tough language is understandable. The303 words
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Article109 1985-02-03 23 What The Sunday Times reported on Feb 7, 1960 SONSUSIE, a newcomer ridden by Bob Taylor, paid a sensational dividend of $802 for a win and $126 for a place m the 3.15 at Bukit Timah today. This is an all-time record for professional meetings m Malaya.109 words
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Article, Illustration1294 1985-02-03 23 LORRAIN OSMAN: Ex-boss of Bumiputra Malaysia Finance now under a cloud Since he acquired the agency for SAAB cars, he has had an annual party for those who bought their cars from him. This year, though, there was no New Year's party. Many, expecting that1,294 words
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1089 1985-02-03 24 AS I SEE IT I Lee Sow Ling This dread of GP reveals something about our young people and the kind of education that has made them what they are. For GP, apart from testing language skills, demands that students demonstrate such intellectual traits1,089 words
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611 1985-02-03 24 AS I SEE IT I Chua Beng Huat I KiL!l!_LJ_-119 Unlike the unpopular policies of the past where penalties could be imposed if cooperation was not forthcoming, there are no sanctions that can be imposed against graduate mothers who do not611 words
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Article617 1985-02-03 24 AS I SEE IT I N. Balakrishnan YET another Singaporean was complaining m our pages the other day about how so many foreigners think Singapore is m China. A few days later, an American woman admitted that, yes, it was true people m America did not617 words
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LETTERS
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354 1985-02-03 24 Good pickings as standard of living rises I HAVE always understood the word "poverty" to mean the state of being poor and having too little money to buy the basic necessities m life rather than the niceties of life. So it came as a surprise when Dr John Clammer asserted354 words
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Letter84 1985-02-03 24 I REFER to my article on illegal hawking on Jan 20. If it gave the impression that the article was the result of research carried out by the Department of Sociology m the National University of Singapore, I would like to clarify that the research on which84 words
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Article, Illustration594 1985-02-03 24 MACAW BOVRIL the ox was plodding down the Milky Way towards Earth when he spied a little thing coming up at great speed. "Why, its Mr Odorus Rat!" he said. "Good year, Mr Rat. But why are you here? The Lunar Year of594 words
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Advertisement238 1985-02-03 24 pick V^ervt^ 111^ j^'s Advance^ ll*^ V 1 > c. Part of the pleasure flying Japan 1 t Z 1 *—^__r\ Air Lines is when you have a choice __B_H__H J _<-__ °f seats m Executive and First Class. |T^^S^/^ VJ^J vT* l --J Reservations for your favourite seat \r238 words
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Article, Illustration2080 1985-02-03 25 I don't want to ask my friends to help me get a job. I have my pride. It goes against my principles to have to rely on someone else. My wife has the impression I'm not seriously looking for a m job. But it is2,080 words
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Article, Illustration833 1985-02-03 25 VIKRAM KHANNA - VIKRAM KHANNA By WITH the oil market m a glut and Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) meetings getting increasingly chaotic, it appears that how far oil prices will fall could be the guessing game of 1985. Economists are already m on the act, and833 words
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Advertisement377 1985-02-03 25 II Pr.j_.f_P liMfi TTieconcfc)min_um IB^ i^m for connoisseurs. iHB aH Show apartment now ready ll^^R l^H_l for viewing. \M_\m You can now come and view Yong An Park, the classy condominium V M.irHi»._L for people with taste and distinction. Our show apartment is now ready _H __B______f~ ___l to demonstrate377 words
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Article, Illustration773 1985-02-03 26 EPSOM JEEP - Lucas should be on target this time EPSOM JEEP By MUDLARKS RACE 1: Brazzaka RACE 2: Professor Winstun n, Badait 0, Bundini Bliss RACE 3: Solar Power. Pingat Mas n. Plastic Queen RACE 4: St Gallen, Big Chief, Freedom Fighter H, National Flag 11, Winning Streak m. Gay Milano, Keep773 words
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Article3952 1985-02-03 26 GOING FORECAST: GOOD TO YIELDING MM| 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV 6 1,400 m -f_\*_^_i W (Ratings: 67-57) (Stakes: $15,500) 1 *****8 Brazzaka 57 (97) Fandi-Bougoure 3 nzg d 2 1.5 Tightened at start and lost ground, beating only one home m field of 9 m Div3,952 words
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187 1985-02-03 26 TONTO - Big Chief out to show who is boss TONTO By Our man on the track BIG CHIEF'S meteoric rise from Class 3 to a resounding victory m the Singapore Gold Cup, coupled with his encouraging track form, augurs well for his chances m the Singapore Derby today. Within seven starts,187 words
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Article1195 1985-02-03 26 "UId;MJ 3 3 5 CLASS 1 DIV 12.400 m 2.400 m 1 *I**l* St Gallen 59 (183) Equus-Allan 5 nzg +3.5 By Decies; kingpin m staying class; scored spectacular 4 2 -length win m 2200 m Governor's Gold Cup with 55.5 m course record time of 2.12.91,195 words
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Article, Illustration258 1985-02-03 27 PEDIGREE - PEDIGREE By Ivan Allan (St Galen, Big Chief, Feu Vert, Tooborac): "Wide open race, especially as the weather is unpredictable at the moment and the track may be soft. All my horses are fit But Tooborac handles any going, and with bouomweight, must appeal as a258 words
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Article, Illustration757 1985-02-03 27 JACK ELLIOTT - Allan sells his NZ Derby winner Jolly Jake to US JACK ELLIOTT By oi the Melbourne Herald WELLINGTON, Sat. Jolly Jake, the best three-year-old colt m New Zealand, has been sold by his owner, Singapore trainer Ivan Allan, to the United States. Jolly Jake carried Allan's colours to victory m757 words
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Article, Illustration2008 1985-02-03 27 OUR RACING TEAM - OUR RACING TEAM By BIG SWEEP FIRST *****9 SECOND *****1 THIRD *****4 STARTERS *****3, *****5, *****1, *****4, *****7, *****3, *****3, *****6, *****1. CONSOLATIONS *****8, *****4, *****9, *****6, *****8, *****7, *****3, *****9, *****5, *****3. Hamid brings favourite Coronation Sun from last to win drawing away OLYMPIC FLAME2,008 words
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Article145 1985-02-03 27 1965 Oleander 111 52kg 2,400 m Moxham 1966 Grenadier 60.5 kg 2,400 m Trevena 1967 Gambalan 55kg 2,000 m Kang 1968 November Sun 51.5 kg 2,400 m Bougoure 1969 November Sun 51.5 kg 2,000 m Bougoure 1970 Keep Going 56kg 2,400 m Pretty 1971 Forest Jim 52.5 kg145 words
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Article814 1985-02-03 27 THE Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races at Bukit Timah. RACE 1: El Toshi (A. Rahman) sat back as the gates were released and was slow to begin. The gelding is required to pass one starting stall test. RACE 2: The winner, Coronation Sun (apprentice Hamid) stood as814 words
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Advertisement461 1985-02-03 27 APPOINTMENTS Senior Corrosion Engineer Jakarta, Indonesia ARCO International Oil and Gas Company a division of Atlantic Richfieid Company has a major commitment to aeveloping ana producing its Indonesian oil reserves We seek qualified individuals who share this commitment The successful candidate will provide corrosion engineering support to all production, transport461 words
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Obituary, Illustration316 1985-02-03 28 MR CHUA TECK HOCK AGE: 73 Passed Away Peacefully on Ist February 1985 Leaving Behind Wife: Tan Ylm Neo Son: Daughter-ln-Law. Chua Yew Chye Heng Jai Jong (James) (Rosalind) Daughters: Sons-ln-Law: Chua Siew Keng Roger Debreceny Chua Stew Lian Goh Kok Ngee316 words
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Obituary90 1985-02-03 28 The family of the late MR KOH PENG YAM wishes lo express their deep appreciation and sincere thanks lo Ihe MP ol Ponggol Mr Ng Kan Ting, members ol Ponggol CCC MC. YEC. WSC. Senior Citizens' Club, Peoples' Association. Matrons MCHS. ORS and staff of Lim Ah Pin90 words
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Obituary, Illustration79 1985-02-03 28 THE FAMN.Y OF THE LATE Allahyarham YAACOB BIN AHMAD SHAH Departed 2» January 1985 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks lo all relatives, friends snd colleagues tor their kind attendance, assistance, condolences, wreaths snd donations during their recent bereavement. The family of the late K. KUMARAN NAIR Departed79 words
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Obituary, Illustration208 1985-02-03 28 BORN 9 Aug 1984 OCT TAN PENG KIAN. VINCENT departed on 2 Feb 85 Always remembered by Co, officers and Men of the School of Artillery. SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES VINCENT TAN PENG KIAN 9 Aug 1964 2 Feb 1985 Sadly missed snd always remembered by fellow course— ates208 words
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Obituary, Illustration234 1985-02-03 28 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MDM KHOO PECK KIAN DEPARTED ON 3.2.83 It was His Will that she should die. His Will that we should let her goAnd we must ever bow to it. But oh dear God. we miss her so! DEARLY MISSED BY234 words
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Obituary, Illustration59 1985-02-03 28 ATHMA SHANTI POOJAI IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR. RAPPAN MUNIANDY The family of Mdm. Saraswathy will be conducting a 2nd year Thevasam prayers lor their beloved husband and father on 3/2/85 (Sunday) 11.00 a.m. at Blk 134, #08-167 Yishun St. 11, S. 2776. Inserted by Devoted Wife: Saraswathy59 words
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Article, Illustration237 1985-02-03 28 On the Sunnyside of the streak ~~~m mmm "mm mm mmi m DATELINE MELBOURNE MELBOURNE wants to stage an Olympic Games m 1988. No matter that the official Games are already scheduled for Seoul two years later. Ours, say the Aussie organisers, will be different. Altogether different, you might say.237 words
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Article, Illustration1330 1985-02-03 28 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD ALWAYS ON SUNDAY Q n the day Australia's latest tennis terror, Pat Cash, had a $2,000 fine confirmed for bad-mouthing an official at last November's Australian Open here m Melbourne, Ken Rosewall was appointed director of the country's junior development programme.1,330 words
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629 1985-02-03 28 SPORTS WORLDWIDE TERRY Griffiths turned on a terrific display to beat Alex "Hurricane" Higgins m the Benson and Hedges Masters snooker tournament at Wembley on Friday night. Griffiths, 37, a former world champion, hit a string of magnificent shots to crush Higgins 5-1 mReuter; AFP - 629 words
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Article, Illustration739 1985-02-03 29 DERMOT PURGAVIE - Why punting's more than just horsing around DERMOT PURGAVIE Eye on America PHILOSOPHERS and other students of ■human form always insist that those who bet on horses are stupid. It is, as everyone j knows, a mug's game. But only, of course, if you lose. Lots of punters win, win739 words
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Article332 1985-02-03 29 PEBBLE BEACH (California). Sat. George Archer fired a two-under-par 70 and Johnny Miller a 71 yesterday to tie for the lead at five-under-par 139 after two rounds of the Bing Crosby pro-amateur tournament. Leading scores: 138 Johnny Miller 68. 71 George Archer 69. 70. 141 Brad Faxon 72, 68.Reuter; AFP - 332 words
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Article, Illustration1278 1985-02-03 29 ROB HUGHES - Munich memory in Manchester ROB HUGHES Talk of Soccer United remember the fateful day 27 years ago A COLD shiver settles on Old Trafford at this time of the year. We pay silent respect towards a plaque above the entrance, knowing that m spirit we represent tens of millions around1,278 words
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Article260 1985-02-03 29 RINI YS MICHELS, trainer of the Dutch national squad, has been advised by doctors not to resume work for three months following a light heart attack. Michels, who will be 57 on Saturday, was admitted to an Amsterdam hospital last Sunday. Although he will remain m hospital for anotherReuter; AFP - 260 words
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478 1985-02-03 30 SQUASH by TAY CHENG KHOON THE torch cannot be passed on just yet... and stalwarts like Zainal Abidin and Stewart Ballard will still have to shoulder the responsibility for Singapore's international squash assignments. While the number of juniors and intermediates capable of donning478 words
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Article350 1985-02-03 30 BADMINTON by LEE WAI WUN THE Singapore Badminton Association are moving into top gear with their plans to build a new $6 million complex by the end of this year. With $4.5 million collected so far, a further $1.5 million is needed to steer the350 words
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Article138 1985-02-03 30 THE first Singapore Water Ski Federation novice slalom tournament got off to a promising start yesterday with 48 skiers turning up at Ponggol. Apart from pitting their skills against each other, there was another incentive for them to do well. For, depending on the number138 words
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Article, Illustration524 1985-02-03 30 Lee Wai Wun talks to our first Sporting Sam award winner Picture by "WHAAAT?'" exclaimed the winner of the Sunday Times Coca Cola Sports Achievement of the Month award when she first heard the news. Lina Ong didn't even know that such an award existed,JONATHAN CHOO - 524 words
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250 1985-02-03 30 TAN SUAT PENG'S eyes opened wide m surprise when a Straits Times reporter and cameraman descended on her Lorong Selangat home. Her mother hovered anxiously m the background, wondering if her daughter had committed a crime. But, to their amazement, Suat Peng had been250 words
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Article209 1985-02-03 30 MELBOURNE, Sat. An Italian swimming resurgence and a surprise defeat for the home team by New Zealand's hockey Slayers were the highghts as the inaugural Australia Games drew closer to their conclusion today. And sparks flew m the basketball arena when the Brazilian coach beratedReuter - 209 words
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Article281 1985-02-03 30 PERTH, Sat. West Indies completed a clean sweep of their 10 qualifying matches m the World Series Cup cricket tournament when they beat Sri Lanka by 82 runs at the Western Australia Cricket Association ground today. West Indies, sent m to bat, scored 309 forReuter - 281 words
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125 1985-02-03 30 WELLINGTON, Sat. Dogged batting from Robert Vance and Ross Ormiston frustrated Pakistan's world-class spin bowlers on the second day of their cricket match against Wellington here today. Vance and Ormiston added 116 for the third wicket, allowing Wellington to close their first innings at 205 for125 words
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Article, Illustration758 1985-02-03 31 JEFFREY LOW - Dhaka and darker still JEFFREY LOW LOWDOWN ON SPORT Time to wield the big stick on hockey Death fear for t Y__ It has been six years since S Yogarajah. once called "Mr Hockey left the Singapore Hockey Association as their long-time secretary, despised, derided and then finally, ousted from758 words
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Article487 1985-02-03 31 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN Singapore poised for lion's share of the spoils m Labuan Regatta By WITH two more races to go today, Singapore look set to rule the South China Sea waves m the inaugural Labuan International Regatta. The Republic's 15 yachtsmen swept the487 words
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Article304 1985-02-03 31 Chin Wah books his berth POLE vaulter Chan Chin Wah booked a place m the Singapore squad for the Brunei Merdeka Games m March when he cleared four metres m a trial at the National Stadium yesterday. It was a personal best for the youngster, who has been struggling to304 words
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Article, Illustration617 1985-02-03 31 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH Said and Done It was so bad that there was every possibility that if I bungled, I would have been hacked to death. The other officials were too shocked. They had never seen such a situation or crowd reaction m their lives.617 words
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Article, Illustration422 1985-02-03 31 FOR a retired 53-year-old Dutch teacher who enjoys sitting out on windy balconies, Jaap Reinder packs a thumping wallop. Figuratively speaking, that is. Not the kind to take a swing at anybody, Jaap speaks his mind with bruising frankness. He is fiercely protective over422 words
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228 1985-02-03 31 Put our water babies up for adoption SWTMMENI tin _dy floundering m ihe depths of medio; rit\ and getting dTt n gero u sty deepei needs a shot of something, anything, to resuscitate it. and mooes v good a thing as any. For the first time that I can remember,228 words
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Advertisement84 1985-02-03 30 NOTICES I We are pleased to announce that with effect from 2.1.1985, the name of our company, SUMMIT ROOFING INSULATION CONTRACTOR has been changed to SUMMIT ROOFING PTE. LTD. Our mailing address and telephone number remain unchanged. 7 HAPPY NEW YEAR! We are specialized m supplying Raw-Fish Garnishing m its84 words
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Article, Illustration482 1985-02-03 32 TODAY we proudly present Singapore squash sensation Lina Ong, our very first Sporting Sam. Fourteen-year-old Lina is the inaugural winner of the prestigious Sunday TimesCoca Cola Sports Achievement of the Month award a unique scheme which aims to bring out the best m Singapore sport. At aJONATHAN CHOO - 482 words
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Article, Illustration747 1985-02-03 32 dsdsdfsdfa REPORT BY JOE DORAI 41 never dreamed of playing m a major tournament or don the Singapore jersey. When coach Hussein called me to join the national squad, I didn't believe it. I waited for a while before I realised it's true. 7 Singapore's latestJERRY SEH - 747 words
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Article141 1985-02-03 32 KUCHING, Sat. Sarawak maintained their unbeaten home record when they defeated Negri Sembilan 4-3 m a Malaysia Cup soccer match. After striker Sudin Drahman put the hosts ahead m the 29th minute. Negri retaliated with two goals m the next two minutes through Abdul Ghani. But MorshidiBernama - 141 words
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Article304 1985-02-03 32 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By BEFORE the match, victory for Pioneer Arsenal looked highly improbable since their opponents, Changi Constituency, had all the big names. Fifteen minutes after the Division Two match started at the Jurong Stadium yesterday, victory for Pioneer looked impossible because Changi were weaving through304 words
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Article464 1985-02-03 32 Everton rips open the lead LONDON. Sat. Everton opened up a four-point lead at the top of the English Eirst Division when they beat Watford 4-0 at home, and secondplaced Tottenham were held to a 2-2 draw at second-from-bot-tom Luton Town. Two goals from Gary Stevens, one from Kevin Sheedy464 words
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Advertisement28 1985-02-03 32 Alan Hubbard lon the bare facts about Aussie sport Page 28 Jeffrey Low's (death fear for a sport Page 31 Disaster day that haunts Old Trafford Page 2928 words
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Title Section33 1985-02-03 1 SUNDAY PLUS _^_v ______^F <_m _^^____w^__ -Wkv. s m^-Wmm-m u_ lkN__H v*^^_i _v mS\_^_\ _w The Sunday Times, February 3, 1985 Fashion Arts and Books Food Mind and Body Motoring Travel Habitat Horizons33 words
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Article, Illustration5051 1985-02-03 1 *KnEu____9 After I was fired, it was as if I ceased to exist. People who had worked for me, my colleagues and friends, were afraid to see me. Yesterday I had been a hero. Today I was somebody to be avoided at all costs. *H!EE__fl95,051 words
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Article, Illustration802 1985-02-03 3 Benny Ong - Benny Ong Singapore-born Benny Ong dresses the likes of Princess Di m Europe, but he feels his Singapore customers also have the same sense of style and occasion. LIM PHAY-LING reports MANY women car tell his clothes at i glance. Clean-linec andNGHAI CHEE WAH; NIK KASMANI - 802 words
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Article, Illustration236 1985-02-03 3 San-dressing: Cobalt blue cotton dress ($128) with halter top and swirly skirt. B+D bangles and mother-of-pearl earrings from Tangs. Chocolate and cream: Cotton wrap-over pinafore ($88) worn with boat-necked top ($4B). Benny Ong's Sunday collection is available from Bylines at Centrepoint and Plaza Singapura. Hair236 words
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Article, Illustration328 1985-02-03 3 THIS is the year you must decide what to do with your hair. Go for a big change. "You should either cut it very short or grow it out to shoulder-length, but no in-be-tweens," said hairdresser David Gan of Passion, who has styled the hair328 words
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Article, Illustration92 1985-02-03 3 Judge lipstick colour by its cover NOW choosing and buying lipsticks won't be such a chore, thanks to a new way of packaging the lipcolour m tubes coordinated to match the shade of the lipstick inside. Bourjois, the French cosmetics house, have just launched their Brilliantissimo! line of92 words
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Article, Illustration971 1985-02-03 4 MARGARET CHAN - MARGARET CHAN By Beng Hiang, 20 Murray Street. Hours: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.. 6 p.m. Rating: SH Beng TWn Hoon Kee, 65 Chulia Street. *05-02. OCBC Centre, tel *****18, *****08. *****8. Hours: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. 6 p.m. Rating: 8 Teck Lim, Block 91.971 words
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Article, Illustration982 1985-02-03 4 dfasdsdf The Lunar New Year baking orgy is about to start. Even the most amateur of cooks cannot resist the urge to get out that mixer and those tins. Make your baking less of a hit-and-miss affair. LEE GEOK 801 gives you some clues.982 words
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Article, Illustration428 1985-02-03 4 fsdsdfsdfa Sardine Cutlets One 425-g tin of sardines 1 big onion, chopped fine 4 fresh red chillies, chopped fine 2 bunches of coriander leaves, chopped fine 1 egg, separated 1 teaspoon salt or to taste 2 Tbs plain flour 1 tsp curry428 words
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Article, Illustration961 1985-02-03 5 tK__n__» Several companies encourage employees with ideas for new products to set up a new firm to sell them. Says one manager: "If the idea is good, I'd want to invest m it." For cities that hope to emulate the success of seedbeds of highFT - 961 words
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Article, Illustration670 1985-02-03 5 WINSTON LEE - WINSTON LEE By "AT LAST I've passed!" This exclaimation, uttered on passing the driving test, is often accompanied by a sigh of relief and an understandable sense of achievement. For those able to afford it, the logical next step is to670 words
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Article, Illustration1077 1985-02-03 6 ANNE-MARIE CURRAN - ANNE-MARIE CURRAN By THE new Dtea store above Cold Storage Katong is a great improvement on the old one m terms of space, display and the variety of items available. Spread over two floors, it is twice the size of its former Sixth1,077 words
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Article, Illustration758 1985-02-03 7 KATE JAMES - KATE JAMES By CULTURE with capital kueh a quick, sweet treat m the middle of the working day. You cram into a theatre the size of a lunch box, gobble the offering, and hurtle back into the hurly-burly. You're relaxed758 words
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Article, Illustration554 1985-02-03 7 CAROL LIM - CAROL LIM By ART AT first glance, Sharifah Fatimah Zubii s paintings are unnerving because the artist forces the viewer to react with a variety of emotions joy, sadness, fear and tranquillity. How does she exert such control over her audience? Perhaps because the Cura554 words
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Article, Illustration646 1985-02-03 7 KAREN PETERSON - KAREN PETERSON By BILL, a doctor, says that he can shift gears from office to home simply by changing clothes. "Getting out of my shirt and tie is like getting over a mental hurdle," he says. "I get out into the garden. Most of646 words
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Article182 1985-02-03 7 WHEN you work out of your home, you have to do a mind job on yourself" if you want to ieave your cares at the office ai day's end. "You have to fantasise, create props to help you believe you are leaving work. It's partUSA Today - 182 words
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Article, Illustration138 1985-02-03 7 A LIVER swap can offer a second chance to a child with liver failure. Until recently, traiisplant MEDICAL BRIEFING surgeons feared that high doses of steroid hormones needed to prevent rejection would stunt the child's normal growth. But the advent of a new nonsteroidal drug, cyclosporin138 words
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Article382 1985-02-03 8 A four-page special report to mark New Zealand's Waitangi Day on Wednesday WANT to find out more about New Zealand? You can sample the sights, sounds and tastes of the country at a two-week New Zealand festival starting on Thursday. In conjunction with its382 words
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Article, Illustration497 1985-02-03 8 Geography New Zealand is made up of two mate islands North Island, with an area of 114,500 sq km, and South Island, with 150,700 sq km. Stewart Island is a smaller third island lying at the southern end of South Island. More than three-quarters of the land is497 words
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Article, Illustration511 1985-02-03 8 Kiwifruit a national symbol JOSEPHINE NG goes shopping and discovers a range of New Zealand products on the supermarket shelves unusual fruit such as the kiwifruit and tangelo, as well as a selection of cheeses. BY FAR the most popular of New Zealand's fruit is the kiwifruit which, like theMICHAEL LIEW - 511 words
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Article, Illustration689 1985-02-03 9 MARCUS BROOKE - MARCUS BROOKE By II SAT m a sunny courtyard shaded by vine-covered trellises, slowly sipping my umpteenth glass of wine. I was m Vidal's Vineyard Bar m Hawke's Bay, New Zealand. It was my last stop on the Hawke's Bay wine trail. Treading a wine689 words
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Article, Illustration478 1985-02-03 9 JOSEPHINE NG - JOSEPHINE NG I NEW ZEALAND is a late developer m the international wine world. The first grapevines were planted m Kerikeri, North Island, by Samuel Marsden m 1819. And it was not until the early 20th Century that the modern commercial wine industry was478 words
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Article, Illustration886 1985-02-03 10 ROSEMARY CHEN recalls the culture shock she experienced on a visit home recently FOR a Christchurch girl, born and bred m New Zealand for 19 years, coming "home" was a traumatic event. Returning as a mother of four, I hardly recognised my home886 words
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Article143 1985-02-03 10 NEW ZEALAND is only nine hours away. Air New Zealand has direct flights to Auckiand twice a week (Tuesdays and Fridays) Singapore Airlines has direct frights on lhursdays and Sundays, and Qantas lies there every day Singaporeans need oiJy a visitor's visa issued free by the143 words
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Article, Illustration420 1985-02-03 11 ■IN SEVEN years, Mr David Lange has risen from a backbench Labour MP to become prime minister of New Zealand. He is also Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister m charge of New Zealand's Security Intelligence Service. He entered Parliament m 1977, when he successfully420 words
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Article633 1985-02-03 11 JUST seven months into power, the Labour government has made sweeping economic changes. A few "sacred cows" m the New Zealand way of life have been the targets. These include import licensing, cuts m superannuation, and measures to help both industry and agriculture that date633 words
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Article, Illustration755 1985-02-03 12 Paris is no longer as French as it used to be. Foreigners are now displacing locals m the tourist haunts and suburbs but the French are still holding their own m some districts. A Times of London report on Paris the755 words
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Article, Illustration420 1985-02-03 12 Buy one seat and get another free, offers British airline FREE air tickets? Yes, that's the latest promotion from Virgin Atlantic airline m London. Where's the catch, you ask suspiciously. There really isn't one. All you've to do is buy one business-class ticket currently £472 (S$l,180) one-way from Virgin forFIONA NICHOLS - 420 words
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Advertisement63 1985-02-03 12 CnV flMflHHßpvlE-BflflHMflbffß^MilHM k s x i wl_i-ffi--i-i-I-l-^ |c. --<^T^^«flflMßßßßHßH"HHH_^_H_«i_Bi«ll^H_^HH_H_^_i__^ Tom Snar P e 'urns his attention to a very 4flK T_D_H^^ minor public school with Assault Courses for *_J_kt_Z:2_o E__ <> ver active Indcrachicvers cold showers \fßJN^^^___ ancl beatings tnr result is predictaMv savage Hoaxes chases <ar crashes S_^_flafl shooting,63 words
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Article, Illustration71 1985-02-03 1 SBC gets into snow business Swords spark in a fierce duel atop snowswept mountains. It's a scene from the new SBC serial starting Friday, but it's not the producer up to clever camera tricks in some Caldecott Hill studio. SBC zooms in on real snow as its drama crew head71 words
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Article, Illustration124 1985-02-03 1 TODAY'S TELEVISION CHOICE EX-TALENTTMERS' SHOWCASE. Before the real competition on Feb 10, a chance to watch ex-Talentime winners like Dawn Yip (1979), Feng Feiyan (1981) and Xiao Yufeng (1983) m action. Ch 8, 8.30 pm. KUMONO SOJO (b/w). Shakespeare's Macbeth played out m old Japan. Toshiro Mifune and Isuzu Yamada124 words
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Miscellaneous1919 1985-02-03 1 __-_M-a-_a_a____M_iMßn_i _H«~_------ni--M--i R^fll PRE-THAIPUSAM I SCENCE CENTRE SPECIAL ACTIVITIES PUAIIIICI 8* PUIIIIIIEI O PU A II II EI Q lf^C» PROCESSION: _l_^_^_^_H__^_^_^_^_^_^i_fl_^_^_^_^_^_^__7 The ecogarden is now open to the UNANNtL O CHANNCL O UNANNtL O i .MMI a ri ft t ____________________________________^_____^________H_H public. There is also a ballon blowing _C1,919 words
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Article, Illustration708 1985-02-03 2 In the black-and-white days of television m Singapore, viewers thrilled to the exploits of secret agents, Martians and jungle men. Those prime-time heroes of the glorious '60s are now back and m colour. LIM KAY TONG reviews the old TV favourites which are being repeatedTrashy Fun - 708 words
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Article, Illustration331 1985-02-03 2 TEO LIAN HUAY - LOOK EAST By TEO LIAN HUAY IF IT'S a soap opera, let it lather rich. And if the story'r good, let it run. That's the word from Hongkong TVB to its producers for this year. The station has declared that producers will be331 words
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Article, Illustration443 1985-02-03 2 LIM KAY TONG - TV PREVIEW Maugham Wednesday, Ch 12, 8 pm By LIM KAY TONG IN HIS later years, Somerset Maugham used to cheer himself up by burning his personal papers. That's the measure of the man. After all, he only wished his writing to be unveiled443 words
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HOLLYWOOD
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191 1985-02-03 2 Ava Gardner recruited for ratings war IT'S now official. Ava Gardner will appear m at least six episodes of Knots Landing during the remainder of this season and part of the next. She has arrived m Hollywood from her London home to start work on the series, which is a191 words
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Article, Illustration103 1985-02-03 2 ELIZABETH Taylor and Rock Hudson have agreed to co-star m their original roles m a television remake of Giant, the picture which made James Dean a star. LIFELONG John Wayne fan Sylvester Stallone is mulling over the possibility of stairing m a remake of one of the Dukes103 words
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Article159 1985-02-03 2 JOHN AISTIN ( OPA - JOHN AISTIN (OPA) IT HAS now been finalised and Peyton Place will return to television as Peyton Place: The Next Generation, a two-hour movie. Hopefully, it will spin off into a regular weekly series. Dorothy Malone returns to recreate her role as Constance MacKenzie. She will be joined159 words
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Advertisement192 1985-02-03 2 i!>6OLDENsijIJAN^^ 0 4th FLOOR, SULTAN PLAZA, JALAN SULTAN I 1 (*****76) 5 SHOWS: 11am. 130. 4.00, 6.30 9.15pm < > (> VIETNAM 1984 8 4-m\ "HE WAR'S NOT OVER UNTIL THE LAST _J_l MAN COMES HOME I T fc /?»%j. 'l 1 il t A W America's Hottest Movie! Grossed192 words
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Advertisement402 1985-02-03 2 rUDO:" OPENS TODAY!* 1 (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 1 1 The most fearsome monsters of the road I B ONE HUNDRED 16-GEAR, 18-WHEEL RIGS IN A MAD CHASE TO END ALL CHASES! B ___tf___k \\T__M w*fl: ijl ffv ~_l !iii#fj pa^» |j _P_J3Ej Bl W402 words
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Advertisement164 1985-02-03 2 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a m m CAPITOL: NOW SHOWING (*****59) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30, 9.15 Chevy Chaae and his partners > \JfIP are anne dealers. 1 They sell second-rate weapons s _Bf*BP^l to third world nations. _Bi *T H hen the deal ba«kfire>.. V fIF-^ i „L B all fun164 words
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CINEMA
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Article, Illustration588 1985-02-03 3 William Friedkin - William Friedkin LIM KAY TONG reviews two new films that give different slants on wheeling and dealing VILLAGE DREAMS At Lido (ended yesterday) Starring Mickey Rourke, Eric Roberts and Daryl Hannah Directed by Stuart Rosenberg DEAL OF THE CENTURY At Capitol Starring Chevy Chase, Sigoumey588 words
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Article, Illustration623 1985-02-03 3 Possible front-runners in this year's race for the Oscars JACK MATTHEWS LAS Vegas hasn't even posted its odds. Yet, thanks to critics' awards, studio Oscar campaigns and the general buzz about town, some clear favourites have already emerged. Momentum- is on the side of A Passage to India, which dominatedUSA Today - 623 words
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Advertisement248 1985-02-03 3 WhereProsperityand Convenience come Together p^sesmmmmap*]Egm^*Rxz*mmmmmmmcs7- _i_ ...mu ii warna as i jimi """"^^WBEFfSyiy J mBHPJ^^BMSHSS^*""^T^^PSO II i -,1 I _^*=>; xls j .k&1 u^^M^^H^B ■"-> J^S mw^^^^^^^^smm\*St i" Bk 1\ wl 1 v^^ Asmat aaaaa 3.\Qf\ Rr-^MJ^H g^^^ S K .11. Kb I HJh! -Bfl I 111 Shopping Conveniences on248 words
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Article, Illustration721 1985-02-03 4 KHNG EU MENG - Light comedies have been a perennial favourite with audiences. This week, we look at three Hollywood productions m this genre from different periods a delightful family affair made m 1947, a satire from 1970 and a heartwarming tale produced m 1980 VIDEO KHNG EU MENG721 words
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Article, Illustration516 1985-02-03 4 KANNAN CHANDRAN - More to Madonna than just a pretty face KANNAN CHANDRAN I POP REVIEW LIKE A VIRGIN Madonna (Sire) IT'S hard to pin-point the rea son for Madonna's popularity. It could be the girlish charm that comes across m the vocals. Or the unpretentious disco music she indulges m. Then again,516 words
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Article, Illustration463 1985-02-03 4 CHRIS LEWIS - CHRIS LEWIS By JAZZ REVIEW THE SONGBOOKS THE COLE PORTER SONGBOOK Vol I and EC EUa Fitzgerald (Verve compact discs) IN THE mid-*****, when Ella Fitzgerald had already been a recording artist for 15 to 18 years and was at the peak of her463 words
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Advertisement133 1985-02-03 4 so GOOD. YOUILWANTTO COME BACK AGAIN! You'll not want to miss our Grilled Lemon Sea-bass, Miang Indo, Fried Prawn Cake, just three of our Chef's original recipes among the wide selection of traditional Oriental favourites. The choice is so wide, you'll always find something you like. And if at mid-day,133 words
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Article242 1985-02-03 7 HAVE you ever wondered what it is like to have a famous face, one that people will recognise no matter where you go? It only sounds nice, I'm afraid, because it can be unpleasant to be instantly recognised by everyone you meet. Imagine that you'd always have to242 words
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Article69 1985-02-03 7 Do you know What is a star made of? Mostly hot gas which glows. Every bright star is a sun, like our sun which is a huge ball of glowing gas. Different temperatures and types of chemical elements m each star gives it a different colour. Why do stars twinkle?69 words
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Article, Illustration42 1985-02-03 7 There are eight things m drawing A that are missing from drawing B. How many can you find? ANSWERS: pc) s,uo3eip uo afds '2aj pua| s.uolup 'iflaaj s.uoJejp 'aaepoqs s.wlani 'imjs s.jqlwn uo uja^ed 'lauiaq s,ji|3*m uo aiads 'pjons |o«M'PP«|SUOiejs42 words
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Article, Illustration586 1985-02-03 7 WE did not receive as many entries for the hong bao design contest as we had expected. Perhaps it was too difficult or many of you had a lot of homework to finish. But it was certainly interesting to note that quite a586 words
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Article, Illustration180 1985-02-03 7 Tangrams are old Chinese puzzles. To play them, you need a tangram set. Make one from the pattern given here. You can use any colour but black works best. If you don't have thick black paper, glue several sheets together. Or you could paint180 words
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Article, Illustration49 1985-02-03 7 RAVE (verb): to talk wildly, as if mad; (slang): to talk very enthusiastically about something. RAVEN (noun): a type of large black bird of the crow family (see picture) (adjective): (of hair) black and glossy Add colours: 1-Red. 2-Dark blue. 3-Yefcw. 4-Light brown. 5-Flesh. 6-Dark purple.49 words
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Article230 1985-02-03 7 SINCE Chinese New Year is around the corner, we want you to design a card for it m our contest this week. It will be the Year of the Ox but you can draw anything you like as long as it is appropriate for Chinese230 words
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Article, Illustration404 1985-02-03 7 DUBBING ARTISTE HE is a man with many voices and three names. But all viewers of SBC's Family Hour programme know him as Zhang Yongquan, one of the hosts of the show. You may envy him for being able to find out what happens to Oshin long404 words
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Article74 1985-02-03 7 Baoyu: I met a man with very long arms yesterday. Every time he went up the stairs, he trod on them. Meili: Really? He trod on his arms? Baoyu: No, on the stairs. Baoyu: Is it difficult to be a professor? Meili: No. you do it by degrees.74 words
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Advertisement54 1985-02-03 7 I Cut along dotted line and paste on your envelope to reach her before Wednesday, February 13. Results will be published m The Sunday Times on February 24. I 1 I Name: Address: J Sex: Age: IC/BCNo.: I I Tel: School: Class: Category: 1 I Paste entry form on the54 words
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Advertisement280 1985-02-03 7 P^^ES^ARENTS Ia^HciNDERGARTEN TEACHERS \m f"*"*! ,J_Fi_W^^\ you teacfl Y our children the l^jißfc fg+k yS__\\i It* Y° ur children are 4-5 /ears _k„Pv** mm-BmV?M «w^ olei why not 9 lve !he a Prarw^^S^ gift -an educational gift f hat fij > iS^ff^ the y woulc: iove t0 possess B (^d280 words
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Miscellaneous252 1985-02-03 8 _o i IM B M i llV' POC, SOMETIMES IT BU&S ME T^AT r4o MATTER r^^^F^ i HOW HARP I TRY f ThMN&S OSUALLV GO WRONG/ Jr^frgß PRO6LEM L ZrJJ A __l' s O I I t~ VAI I TAK~ I t t KCMUUY /O VV. _F^S_^l __M i icp252 words
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Miscellaneous186 1985-02-03 9 -TODAY'S WORLD 1 byArtlansom I J -^Ja7 W _>^£ f f 'i> 'COMTJOM? COMIXDN? >. AWT 'iTASMAU.iwJWP') iWTERROfeATE vA B i r--^(v^5 (^RY) joj. y- joj: rT C VA-lj "What was your last job?" "This is a very quiet neighbourhood!" me around Grandmas! «=S=f _\g~Z Y*^ IN THE DARK BY186 words
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Article, Illustration255 1985-02-03 12 A three-page special report to mark Sri Lanka's 37th Independence Day tomorrow J. R. Jayewardene President IFOR 37 years since Independence we have, as a nation, cherished and safeguarded the principles of democracy and justice. We have also striven to achieve economic justice for all.255 words
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Article, Illustration264 1985-02-03 12 R. Premadasa Prime Minister LAN OCCASION like Independence Day is a suitable time at which to take stock of ourselves, to look back at the problems that we have faced and the achievements that we have made. It is also an occasion to look forward264 words
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Article, Illustration396 1985-02-03 12 MESSAGES A. C. S. Hameed Minister of Foreign Affairs SRI LANKA is one of the oldest democracies m the Third World. Since the present government came to offic° m 1977, under the leadership of His Excellency President J R Jayewardene, Sri Lanka has waged a successful396 words
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Article, Illustration252 1985-02-03 12 Geography An island measuring 65,610 sq km, Sri Lanka is about the size of Ireland. The country consists of a south central hill massif surrounded by a coastal plain which is narrow on the west, east and south but widens to a vast tract m the north. Climate252 words
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Article, Illustration660 1985-02-03 13 RETHI GOVIN - RETHI GOVIN By lIS LIFE m the concrete jungle getting you down? Then consider this a retreat m the wildlife sanctuaries of Sri Lanka. The country has a rich variety of wildlife, due partly to its tradition of conservation, rooted m its 2,000-year-old Buddhist civilisation.660 words
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Article90 1985-02-03 13 THERE are five flights from Singapore to Colombo weekly, by Swissair (every Sunday and Tuesday), Pakistan International Airlines (every Tuesday and Thursday) or UTA (every Saturday). There are no visas and health requirements for tourists. But if you're going on business, you'll need a visa from90 words
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Article, Illustration619 1985-02-03 14 BUSINESSMEN looking for new pastures m Sri Lanka must go through two agencies, the Greater Colombo Economic Commission (GCEC) and the Foreign Investment Advisory Committee (FIAC). These government agencies were set up to deal with foreign investments. The GCEC is m charge of the "investment619 words
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Article347 1985-02-03 14 Gems a precious gift of nature SRI LANKA is reputed to produce the best gems m the world. Besides the famous blue sapphires, there are cat's eyes, rubies, alexandrites, aquamarines, tourmalines, spinels, topaz, garnets, amethysts, zircons and moonstones just to name a few. Of all the precious and semi-precious gems347 words
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396 1985-02-03 14 ISRI LANKA owes its rich and varied culinary heritage to its history of migration and invasion, as well as the adaptability of its people. Through the ages, Sri Lankan cuisine has been influenced by Indian, Moorish, Malay, Portuguese, Dutch and British culinary styles. With396 words
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Advertisement159 1985-02-03 12 on Lanka great investment climate* Unprecedented incentives. Inexpensive skilled labour. Modern infrastructure. The Greater Colombo Economic Flexible, equity structure with no Commission (GCEC) the Governing limits on equity holdings. Authority for Sri Lanka's Investment No import duty on machinery, Promotion Zones, now offers entre- equipment, construction and raw preneurs unparalleled159 words
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Advertisement61 1985-02-03 13 Best Wishes to The Government and People of The Democratic Socialist People's Republic of Sri Lanka on the occasion of her 37TH ANNIVERSARY OF INDEPENDENCE (A WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD) 456 Alexandra Road #08-00, NOL Building, Bth Storey Singapore 0511 Tel: *****77 Cables: NEPAGENT Telex: NEPAGEN61 words
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Advertisement407 1985-02-03 13 IPIL GROUP SINGAPORE PACIFIC ASIA PTE LTD COLOMBO EASTERN MARITIME PTE LTD COLOMBO Congratulates the Government and People of The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka on their 37th Independence Day. PIL Building 140 Cecil Street #0340, Singapore 0106 Air I^nka BUSINESS Pi JUS. A class of its own. You407 words
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Advertisement144 1985-02-03 14 Congratulations to The Democratic Socialist Republic Of Sri Lanka 37TH ANNIVERSARY OF INDEPENDENCE UJAU lITTD /DDfVUTT- 1 IMfTCTI WUn nUr \rl\l will L) Lliwil ILU I COLOMBO DOCKYARD (PTE) LIMITED I SRI LANKA I I LEADING SHIPYARD IN THE I I INDIAN OCEAN I I Owners of 3 Drydocks, capacity144 words
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Advertisement639 1985-02-03 15 30 Hairdressing JERRYSTEVEN HAIR SALON offer— cut and perm (Wella) $39, cut $16 by London/ Paris trained Hairstylists Jerry Ng, Steven Kang. Roger Wong *01-70 Parkway Parade. Tel: *****72, *****52 (Appointment). TAMARIS MODELS REQUIRED Cut/blow $3, perm $8, colour $10. 50% off for all levels of hairdressing courses. Contact: Jennifer639 words
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Advertisement640 1985-02-03 15 __Ss_~ SSSSS 5S 30 TV/ Video/ Hl-Fi Aceuphass E3Ol Amplifier I (110 Watts Rms/channel) t Accuphase TlO5 Tuner i Rogers Professional Monitor PMSIO Speakers < Nsksmichi 581Z Cassette Deck Call: Didi *****64 NATURAL SPECIALISES IN repair- ing: Colour TV.. Video. Hl-Fi system. Antennae Installation. Service guaranteed. *****57/ *****90. SEE FWA640 words
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Advertisement443 1985-02-03 15 05 Situetione Wonted EXPERIENCED FILIPINO MAIDS r'ee $550/- inclusive of documen.ation/ medical check-up/ rejlacement. Bond arrangeable. Provide Home Service. Tel: *****75/ *****9 (Licenced). CAREFULLY SELECTED MAIDS yith high morals good workng attitude. Performance guarinteed. Salary $160. =07-23 Peace :tr. *****36/*****91. OR HONEST RELIABLE hardworking Maids, Babysitters, nursing aged parents, -all443 words
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Advertisement207 1985-02-03 15 06 Situetione Vacant: Professional/ Executive I r ELECTRICAL A INSTRUMENTATION INSPECTOR wanted for new construction of offshore accommodation modules m Singapore. Tims period of project: 8-10 months, commencing about March 1965. Applicants must be wellversed m American National Electrical Code. Send resume 8 monthly fee to: TANGLIN P.O. BOX 366207 words
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Advertisement239 1985-02-03 15 70 Situationa Vacant. 70 Situationa Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical m p™~~"™^ OTARI SINGAPORE PTE LTD x urgently requires: t FEMALE CLERK Qualifications: a GCE O' or 'A' level. a 3 years' working experience. c Experience m export shipping documentations. a Able to operate telex machine and type accurately. a239 words
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Advertisement132 1985-02-03 15 Showroom cum office requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Typing/ telex ER34 s Correspondence c Simple bookkeeping Cell for interview TEL: *****27 #04-08 PENINSULA PLAZA 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Ws are a well eetebhehed American Electronic Component manufacturer and we invite applications for a: SALES MANAGER to toad our Singapore, B alas132 words
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Advertisement199 1985-02-03 15 71 Situetione Vacant: Seles SALES PROMOTERS equired b> established Foreign osmetics manufacturer ipphcants must have BtaaaSßl lersonalilies and be tluenl m nglisli and Mandarin txpennri' is not essential v training s provided "he Company pro\ide> atlra^ ive incentives and fringe beneits "all immediately lot an inierleV. Tet: *****5 b 72199 words
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Advertisement553 1985-02-03 16 72 Situationa Vacant: 72 Situationa Vacant: Technical Technical A OTARI SINGAPORE PTE LTD urgently requires: TECHNICAL ENGINEER Qualifications: Graduate from Singapore Polytechnic. 3 year*' working experience. c Age above 24 years old. c Experience m electrical m mechanical engineering, c Must be Singapore citizen end bi-lingual. Interested applicants, please write553 words
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Advertisement614 1985-02-03 16 86 For Sale: BMW ENO '79 BMW 316. Ist owner, aircond. showrm condition. *****55. Jerry Low. ORIGINAL CONDITION APRIL '77 grey 320 Auto (PARF). $19,000 0.n.0. Bodywork perfect. *****22. 1977 BMW 520. Aircond. radio cassette, sports rims. $23,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****21 87 For Sale: Mercedes MID 78 MERCEDES 200 Manual,614 words
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Advertisement641 1985-02-03 16 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Inaurence Inaurance It's fast with FOCL V > c Prompt processing of applications c Attractive interest rates ?H c Up to 90% financing Call 533-3737 today H FORWARD OVERSEA CREDIT LIMITED 65. Chulia Street. #46-02, OCBC Centre. Singapore 01 04 J 88 For Sale:641 words
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Advertisement770 1985-02-03 16 89 For Sale: Dateun/Nieaan '82 NISSAN LAUREL 2.0 Hardtop. Fully auto, 2 pte owner, EUplate. gd condition, cassette, s/rims, central locking. $27,500. *****66 Mr Lim. 12/77 OATSUN 160J SSS. PARF, tax 6/85, aircon, radio cassette m very good condition. $9,500. Tel: *****05, Lye Heng. 1978 DATSUN 120Y stationwagon. 2 private770 words
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Advertisement916 1985-02-03 16 90 For Sale: Toyota 90 For Sale: Toyota I STAR GAZING I The new lively Toyota Starlet and prestigious Toyota Cressida are now on view m our showrooms. Showrooms open today. BORNEO MOTORS For a great deal more ALJUNIED ROAD TEL *****32 BUKIT TIMAH ROAD TEL *****55* 7 B'9 EAST916 words
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Advertisement818 1985-02-03 16 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 1979 MIT. GALANT 1600GS PARF square lamp, aircon, cassette $11,500. *****7 1980 LANCER 5-SPEED. pte owner, aircon, s/ rims, radio cassette, showrm cond. $16,300. *****83. 1980 OCT COLT Galant 1600 GS. 1 co. owner, aircon, original paint, cassette, radio $11,800. *****67. 1980 SIGMA GS, big bumper,818 words
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Advertisement840 1985-02-03 16 93 For Sale: Honda 5/84 PRELUDE AUTO EX Lady owner, beautiful condition. Well maintained. Accident free. Hi-fi. Used as second car. Metallic brown. $43,000. *****27 (Chua). AUG. '83 HONDA Prelude EX. Private owner, original paint, alrron, radio cassette, sports rims, beautiful. $38,600. *****59 1980 HONDA PRELUDE automatic Standard accessories. $16,500840 words
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Advertisement891 1985-02-03 16 94 For Sale: Other Makes 1978 DAIHATSU CHARADE XTE 5-speed. One private owner, aircon. radio/ cassette, tax 4 85 $11,500 0.n.0. *****97 1978 RAT LADA 1200 saloon, veh m gd condition, tax 8/85, aircon. radio cassette, s/nms. $4,400 18 Maju Aye, Serangoon Gdn. 1978 CIVIC XTE 5-door Aircon, radio/ cassette,891 words
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Advertisement775 1985-02-03 16 96 For Sate: Motor Cyclas/Scooters 1881 YAMAHA RX-S Passed Inspection $1 150 Price Negotiable Tel: *****40 (Ah Mingi 1862 GLS4OO CHOPPER Dec 1983 RD3SOLC Carry on instalment Call Jeffrey *****46 1882 GP* 550. Good condition Price $3,300 negotiable Contact *****94. David 'SO CGI2S $650 neg Today weekdays, between 6 00-775 words
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Advertisement863 1985-02-03 16 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments J L c^Lrdmore OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxury apartments to tet with exclusive Country Club memoership Just ort Orchard Road and Scott; Roac 3-bedrooms large lounge ample parKmg Furnished or unfurnished Rental from (3,600 pe' month including service charge Visit our show tat I863 words
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Advertisement708 1985-02-03 17 106 Accomodation 106 Accomodation Available: Houses Available: Houses .BHDB PROPERTIES TO LET Tenders are invited for the lettings of the following unfurnished residential properties: Tender Deposit A) CHIP BEE GARDENS Payable (Off Holland Road) (i) 9-Storey Flat (3 bedrooms) at Apartment Block 45 A Jalan Merah Saga #02-29 $940.00 B)708 words
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Advertisement458 1985-02-03 17 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Wm> No restriction to for-^ I eigners I a Near Orchard Beautiful 3 bedrooms apls. c Price from $396,000 Freehold. Full facilities Olympic-size swimming pool. Maintenance fee $170 Enquiries Tel: *****44 Showllat unit: -03-02. Blk 75. Farrer Drive Tel: *****83 Open: Mon-Sat 9am -spm L458 words
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Advertisement824 1985-02-03 17 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses _™^^^V^vCC^^^® state n Katong. Adjoining Katong H COAST HILLI j| Katong Residences with \\\W I 3 Distinctive Features **>V* latest designs and luxurious g LJ I H fittings SENNETT LANE I I a Lush green and tranquil i824 words
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Advertisement423 1985-02-03 17 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-ROOMED ANG MO Kio Aye. 9 Blk 622, high floor, well furn., near MRT Station. *****77. 117 Properties Wanted INSTITUTION WISHES TO purchase 2.500 sq.ft. office space m Shenton Way, Robinson Rd, Cecil St. area. Preference for dealing with owners. Contact: *****05/ *****55. WEALTHY LOCAL/423 words
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Advertisement232 1985-02-03 17 137 Tours 146 Foreign 147 Academic QUALIFIED TEACHER PROVIDING tuition for students m Sembawang St Yishun. Primary Secondary with Econs Accounts. No 2nd language. Tel: *****59. BILINGUAL QUALIFIED tutor offers tuition m Malay. Primary/ Secondary/ adults. District 13. 14,15.16. Mohd *****58. GRAMMAR) AN EXPERIENCED lady teacher willing to teach. Use232 words
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Advertisement946 1985-02-03 17 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces TOWN CENTRE I WAREHOUSE TO LET I '&L.Y>sH _B_b£_*__»^'**'"l_B__^.^__ i .m "^^AAa____r^\l am -mamo^ 1 Jm?a£wv9 _t J__t _™a»i^^ H_»J^_^L JjKmW Jk_\ pan a J m^_B__^M^_^______ 1 W LORONG AMMS From $10-76 per sq. m. I ($l/-persq.ft) l946 words
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Advertisement636 1985-02-03 17 146 Foreign 146 Foreign INTERIOR DESIGN Home Study Course leading to DIPLOMA/DEGREE Prospectus from Mr Tan Poi Chuang, Rhodec International Representative, F7S, (Ist Floor), Holiday Plaza, Jalan Dato Suleiman. Century Garden, Johor Bahru. Johor. W. Malaysia. V 150 Commercial/ Technical Leddmy to tfie Enaaiinationb ot GCF CB.G CEI LCCI VITB636 words
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Advertisement467 1985-02-03 17 152 Music BAROCK MUSIC SCHOOL Bl I Timah i mile* ol piano guitai m orgai I given b) quail) H ci teachers 4rSv44'.-i MSttl 9am ypm Mon Sun > LEARN ORGAN lAI UNI Bl using _w :..te-: v.tii...:. puterised organ i S I teau m^; N. .-.ye limit, all s/el467 words
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Article, Illustration164 1985-02-03 18 THE next time you want a fresh cup of tea you won't need to boil a whole kettle of water. An electrical home appliance from Taiwan combines the functions of a thermoflask, kettle and water dispenser m one compact and sleek unit. Called164 words
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Article, Illustration493 1985-02-03 18 ANG LAY WAH - ANG LAY WAH A two-page report published m conjunction with Lunar Spring Fair '85 By IF YOU have ever wanted to own a Mona Lisa or a work by Renoir, pay a visit to the Lunar Spring Fair '85 at the World Trade Centre. Imagine,493 words
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Article, Illustration210 1985-02-03 18 I CRUNCH V, calorific chocolate that's what you will get at stall number 6 at the Lunar Spring Fair '85. Harpers Trading have arranged for a tantalising spread of European chocolate, toffee, candy and biscuits to tempt the sweet tooth. Leading the sweet brigade are Delfi chocolates,210 words
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Article, Illustration805 1985-02-03 19 4 We usually spend about two or three hours walking around looking for bargains. Some of the stalls sell goods which are really very cheap. And we find a fair a welcome change from the department stores which you can visit any day of the week. s Housewife805 words
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Advertisement132 1985-02-03 18 4a__^%_i^^taT World Trade Centre Singapore I Great bargains are m store with over 1 00 exhibitors displaying a wide range il/ m ~t *-7 C 7k of goods that appeal to everyone from traditional goodies to the latest FASHION SHOWS Extravaganzas so colourful and fashionable by AEROBIC DANCE DEMONSTRATION Fitness132 words
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Advertisement190 1985-02-03 19 gggggggggggg_l]_[|_i]G]G]E]E]G]E]G]E]B]G]E] El y x 13 Bl Visit Us At: 13 tol LUNAR SPRING FAIR '85 g 51 B—l2 February 1985 IHJ Bl Hall 2, World Trade Centre, Stand No: 20. 19 Tian Jin Ginseng Pie. lid. nn 1, Park Road, People's Park Complex, IS rsi #01-22 Singapore 0105. jg] Tel:190 words
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Advertisement196 1985-02-03 19 Everyone's Guide To GAR MAINTENANCE How cars work How to keep them working Faultfinding The approach is different, direct, practical. Everything is written from the driver's viewpoint. Words are kept to a minimum, the illustrations showing parts as they appear on the vehicles tell most of the story. A product196 words
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Advertisement127 1985-02-03 19 KDLT!]^-i_[3Tß]_g[n] r°J EXHIBITION builders pte ltd Full back-up service and facilities AaW^&m^^Sm^ and capable of J\ idA ffißg_S_ffil_C _B_B_3 1 _Bj_) Producing jffllufl BW BSIttI Br outstanding works ■Bs_3_i _r y° ur exhibitions rffPfjfg^jffl'B^fgfflß S^^^ Wl When not H IT only experience and dIX A. I OOQ L.OC D«OC J127 words
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Article, Illustration770 1985-02-03 20 SBC goes in search of real snow There's no business like snow business. So discovered our reporter who accompanied SBC's Drama Unit to South Korea on its first overseas assignment. While viewers should be m for an eye-opener when the serial, Men from the Past, makes its debut on Ch770 words
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Article, Illustration265 1985-02-03 20 Why they went IT began with countless sacks of tapioca flour. When filming for Men from the Past started m early December, the flour was used with foam, smoke, artificial spray-on snow and a massive hand-painted mural to transform the new SBC265 words
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Article, Illustration586 1985-02-03 20 How they managed WHAT SBC accomplished m its 10-day Korean venture is nothing short of miraculous, said a Korean official. While countless TV and film crews from Hongkong and Taiwan have also zoomed m on Korea to capture its scenic locations, none of these crews worked586 words
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