The Straits Times, 3 March 1985

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    14 1 fIVTIONAI. LIBRARY SINCAPOW The Sunday Times No: 2543 45 CENTS MX. (P) No. 96/1/85
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    Lock icon Hand in glove...it's the latest craze
    217 1 Hand in glove... it's the latest craze NO KIDS' gloves these. In fact, they pack quite a punch in sales for Singapore retailers these days. For a start, more shops here are importing them from Hongkong, Japan, Britain and the United States. And the number they are bringing in has
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    Kidnap case charges
    148 1 Kidnap case charges A WOMAN, above, covers her face as she is led into court yesterday when a couple appeared on a charge of kidnapping and holding a seven-year-old boy for ransom about a month ago. No pleas were taken from the woman, Tan Ah Swee, 36, an operator in
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    Lock icon One die, scores hurt in bushfires
    80 1 One die, scores hurt in bushfires SYDNEY. Sat. One person died and scores were injured today when bushfires burned out of control around the Australian capital, Canberra, and Sydney, police said. A charred body, believed to be that of a man, was found east of Canberra. Scores of firefighters suffering
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    Exchange gets tough on KFC shares
    401 1  -  CONRAD RAJ By THE Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday introduced stronger measures to curb speculation in Kentucky Fried Chicken shares. It announced that from tomorrow all purchases of KFC shares would have to be paid in full with cash. All sales in turn would
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    Lock icon New Zealand to float its dollar
    160 1 WELLINGTON, Sat. New Zealand said today it would float its dollar from Monday, a move widely seen as part of the Labour government's deregulation of the economy. Finance Minister Roger Douglas said the currency would be allowed to find its own level and there
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    Cabbies may lose fuel-tax exemption
    568 1  -  RAV DHALIWAL By TAXI drivers are likely to pay $6,600 a year in diesel tax in addition to the $1,100 road tax. This charge that taxis had been exempted from so far is expected to be introduced with the impending taxi fare increase. It will
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    O level: Results by Wednesday
    96 1 RESULTS of last year's GCE O level examination will be released on Tuesday or Wednesday. The results are better than those for 1983 because with the "slower" normal-course students taking the N levels for the first time last year, candidates who took the O levels
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    Lock icon Miners' strike set to end
    256 1 Miners' strike set to end LONDON. Sat. Prospects are growing that striking British mineworkers will end their 51-week-old walkout at a union national executive meeting here tomorrow although the issue of amnesty for men dismissed during the bitter dispute could delay a clear-cut decision. The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM)
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  • NEWS FOCUS
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      AT A GLANCE
      526 2 PROTECTING NEW TECHNOLOGY: New copyright laws are likely to be introduced in Singapore to protect computer software, microfilms, tapes, broadcasts and other new forms of technology that can be copied, according to Minister for Law E.W. Barker. Page 10 SINGAPORE S DEFENCE: A survey found that 40
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      SPORTS
      186 2 SINGAPORE-BORN BUTCHER: At least o.ie Singapore-born footballer has Mexico 1986 and possibly Wembley, March 1985 written in his diary. Terry Butcher, born here in 1958 while his father served in the Royal Navy, is the nearest Singapore is likely to come to help England out in Mexico, says Rob
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      Varied reception for SBC's first showing
      561 2  -  MICHAEL LIM GOH SUI NOI TV eye on parliamentary proceedings: In SINGAPORE By and BUT by doing so, you only see more of his (Mr Jeyaretnam's) weaknesses than his strengths, as some of his a points were not relevant. 7 Bank executive Lawrence Lua,
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      Dallas it wasn't but still a 'pleasing' success
      641 2  - Dallas it wasn't but still a 'pleasing' success TERESA OOI In LONDON By London Reporter DALLAS or Dynasty it wasn't. But with a star-studded cast of three former premiers, 300 peers of the realm and the sort of sumptuous setting that Hollywood movie moguls drool over, Britain's experiment in televising
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      Plaudits, and some prompting from the backbenchers
      311 2 Plaudits, and some prompting from the backbenchers TODAY in Parliament would have been better if SBC hLd introduced the programme with a segment explaining some of the terms and procedures of the House, according to Opposition MP Chiam See Tong (Potong Pasir). Viewers would have understood more and been able
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      Lock icon Reunion day for the grand-daddy of 'em all
      566 3  - Reunion day for the grand-daddy of 'em all GILLIAN POW CHONG Slory: IT'S one for the album, this one the great family gettogether. After the big photo-taking session, the grandchildren and great-grandchildren (below) line up for their hongbao. CLICK, click, click, click A grand get-together and possibly the last for
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      377 2 f LIVE IN LANDMARK TOWER a 37-storey luxurious apartment at Chin Swee Road I WHERE THE SEAVIEW IS PANORAMIC I M Lush gardens, seaview and convenience of city life M Opposite Pearl's Hill Park i§ j-i v.W^S Z Near Outram MRT Station my O ?ii\tsV- en > In the thick
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      143 2 UP TO 1 p.m. Cloudy with occasional light rain clearing in the late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 7.17 p.m.; SUNWISE tomorrow: 7.13 a.m. TRAVELLERS WEATHER Adelaide 16 23C Fine Manila 21 34C Sunny tmsterdam ;C Melbourne IS 2!C Cloudy Bangkok
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  • FOREIGN-NEWS
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      Lock icon Viets advancing on guerilla base
      273 4 Siddhi says they may attack soon BANGKOK, Sat. Vietnamese troops are moving towards a Cambodian guerilla base held by forces loyal to Prince Norodom Sihanouk and may attack it soon. Thai Foreigi M nister Air Chief Marshal Siddhi Savetsila said after a visit to the
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      Lock icon Students go home as Ershad gets tough
      139 4 FEMALE students leaving a residential hall at Dhaka University with their luggage and books on Friday just hours after the Bangladesh government indefinitely closed the nation's six universities. Military President Hossain Mohammad Ershad, in power for three years, announced last night he would
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      Star Wars could mean trouble
      458 4 LOUIS HEREN'S VIEW From London THE first nuclear theoretician I met was the late Herman Kahn of the Hudson Institute in upstate New York, who ate a large T-bone steak with immense gusto as he talked about megadeaths that is the millions of people who
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      Lock icon Audience boo Chinese model in sexy clothes
      233 4 HONGKONG. Sat. A Chinese model was booed by the audience during a recent fashion show in Guangzhou because her outfit 'exposed her too much". The Chinese language monthly, Zheng Ming, did not say whether the controversial outfit was foreign or made in China.
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      Lock icon Search for 15 Scouts missing in bushfire area
      162 4 SYDNEY, Sat. Australian police were tonight searching for at least 15 Boy Scouts missing in an area near Sydney ravaged by fierce bushfires. Police said fires raging out of control around the city and Canberra had killed one person and injured six
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      Lock icon Three killed in Bihar election day violence
      133 4 NEW DELHI, Sat. Three people were killed today in state election clashes In Bihar, India's most lawless state, despite armed guards at polling booths and heavy police and army patrols, the United News of India reported. It was the first major violence as
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      Lock icon Buying spree pushes prices to new high
      211 5  - Buying spree pushes prices to new high Dow Jones NFAV YORK, Sat. Investors celebrated new government Statistics showing a healthy I'.iited States economy by going on a Wall Street buying spree that pushed stock prices to a record high "Wall Street was happy to see confirmation of the belief that
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      Lock icon Nine weeks wasted by work delay: US survey
      232 5 NEW YORK, Sat. The average employee in the United States wastes nine weeks procrastinating instead of working and men are worse than women, a survey released yesterday reported. Reasons for postponing work ranged from an inability to make decisions to boredom to
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      Lock icon Calvin Klein one of most sexist advertisers, says group
      86 5 Calvin Klein one of most sexist advertisers, says group NEW YORK, Sat. A feminist group has singled oat designer Calvin Klein and the Haggles nappy company as among the most sexist advertisers in the United States. What Klein and Haggles have in common Is their use of "the tenets of
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      Lock icon US won't seek more car curbs
      382 5 Reagan hopes Japan will open its market WASHINGTON. Sat. President Ronald Reagan said yesterday he w ll not press Japan to extend its voluntary restraints on car sales to the United States for a fifth year, but hopes To.r'.yo will open its market to
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      Lock icon Strike-hit Pan Am will sack some workers to cut costs
      169 5 NEW YORK, Sat. Strikebound Pan American World Airways operated only a fraction of its flights yesterday and an executive said the long-troubled airline would permanently lay off some strikers to cut costs. Pan Am scheduled only 16 round-trip flights out
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      Lock icon 'Biggest op by Israel against guerillas'
      99 5 'Biggest op by Israel against guerillas' BEIRUT, Sat. Heavy gunfire erupted when a large Israeli force stormed the Shi'ite village of Maarakeh near the south Lebanon port city of Tyre. Security sources said it was the biggest operation mounted by Israeli troops cracking down on guerilla resistance to their occupation.
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      Lock icon Reduce Cuban and Soviet presence, Shultz tells Ortega
      391 5 Reduce Cuban and Soviet presence, Shultz tells Ortega MONTEVIDEO, Saturday AMERICAN Secretary of State George Shultz today met Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega and asked the Sandinista government to reduce the Soviet-Cuban presence in that Central American country. In a brief statement to reporters after the talks, Mr Shultz declined to
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      Lock icon Reforms in S.Africa genuine, says Washington
      223 5 Reforms in S.Africa genuine, says Washington WASHINGTON, Sat. The Reagan administration has issued a policy statement on South Africa that sought to balance concern about the rei cent arrest of opposition leaders with continued backing for President P. W. Botha's programme of change. The administration, faced with a growing movement
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      Lock icon Moscow to close bank in Switzerland
      185 6 Moscow to close bank in Switzerland BERNE, Saturday THE Soviet Union is to close its Zurich-based merchant bank. Wozchod Handelsbank, after big losses in currency and gold trading. Mr Bernhard Mueller, director of the Swiss Banking Commission, told reporters yesterday that Wozchod would be replaced in Zurich by a branch
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      Lock icon Love lands refugee in jail
      97 6 GENEVA, Sat. Chinese political refugee Cheng Wang was jailed yesterday for the fourth time by a Swiss court here all because of his unrequited love for a Chinese girl who works in a Geneva bookshop. Each time he is released from prison, Cheng, 44, heads
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon SHUTTLE MISSION OFF
        76 6 This week's planned launch of the space shuttle Challenger, with Senator Jake Gain and a French astronaut as part of the crew, has been cancelled because of problems with two satellites it was to carry into space. The National Aeronautics and Space Agency (Nasa) said it would
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        Lock icon ROYAL BLOOD
        89 6 Prince Charles (below), heir to the British throne, giving a pint of his blue blood on Friday as part of a campaign to allay public fears that giving blood could mean catching the killer disease Aids (acquired immune deficiency syndrome), which has already caused 58 deaths in Britain.
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        Lock icon HEART WORRY
        74 6 Doctors who gave Murray Haydon an artificial heart on Feb 17 have revealed they considered sending him back to the operating theatre last week because of bleeding inside his chest. But they rejected the idea when the bleeding began to clear up naturally, heart surgeon Dr William DeVries
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        Lock icon NATO OUTMATCHED
        86 6 The Supreme Commander of Nato has told the US Congress that the Western alliance's forces in Europe continue to be heavily outmatched by the Warsaw Pact and would be forced to surrender or resort to nuclear weapons within days of a Soviet attack. American General Bernard Rogers said
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        Lock icon COAL THREAT
        55 6 A county in China's southern Yunnan province has sharply higher lung cancer deaths than anywhere else in the country, apparently because residents burn soft coal as fuel, the official Xinhua news agency has reported. It said the death rate for men was four times the national average and
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        Lock icon DOUBLE FAILURE
        58 6 Mary Cheatham, a Texas schoolgirl who became the first person to undergo two simultaneous heart-liver transplants, died of heart failure on Friday shortly after the second operation. The 17-year-old girl had previously undergone three open heart operations in 10 years to try and alleviate clogged arteries caused by
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        Lock icon LOST NOVEL APPEARS
        91 6 A lost novel written by master storyteller Graham Greene (right) in Hollywood 41 years ago seems set to become the publishing event of this year. Rescued as a forgotten typescript from the archives of MGM studios, The Tenth Man is a tale of cowardice and retribution with
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        Lock icon WRONG KIDNEY
        72 6 A Los Angeles businessman who said doctors had mistakenly removed his healthy kidney instead of a diseased one. has been awarded US$4.6 million (5510.4 million) damages. 'I've lost my life there is no amouni of money that can replace that." said 64-year-old Harry Jordan, who is confined to
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        Lock icon MUGGER WITH HEART
        57 6 A mugger who snatched the purse of a 72--year-old Baltimore woman had second thoughts after he knocked her io the ground. Told she had been robbed the ua> before, the young mugger helped Llewellyn Albert to her feet, brushed down her clothes and gave her a kiss.
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        Lock icon HELPING HAND
        72 6 Yugoslav surgeons have replanted a severed hand that had to remain separated for 65 days from a man's partly crushed forearm to allow it time to heal. The hand remained attached to the patient's body near the right armpit to ensure normal blood circulation. Medical experts say that
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        Lock icon ANOTHER VIGILANTE
        60 6 America has yet another anti-crime vigilante. In Norfolk. Virginia, a man whose mother had her purse snatched at a bus stop, drove her around the neighbourhood until they spotted the 15-year-old male thief who was then shot dead. Joseph White. 24. was arrested on murder and firearms charges.
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      Lock icon Warsaw unveils food price rises
      285 6 Warsaw unveils food price rises Increases will be introduced gradually WARSAW, Sat. Polish authorities yeterday unveiled food and other price increases which will be introduced gradually between March and June after trade unions opposed plans for across-the-board rises. The price of dairy products and bread will go up on Monday,
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      Lock icon Lange hits out at US over nuclear arms
      153 6 Lange hits out at US over nuclear arms OXFORD, Sat. New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange, under fire from Britain and the United States for his anti-nuclear policy, today accused the US of trying to force his country to accept nuclear weapons in its territory. "To compel an ally to
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      Lock icon Loud-mouth pensioner talks his way to a divorce
      176 6 LONDON, Sat. Pensioner Albert Collins talked his way t<i a divorce by loudly haranguing his wife, children, and friends for years with his opinions on any subject. Mr Collins, 67, a retired engineer, sat at home in pyjamas all week, delivering his
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  • ASEAN NEWS ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      315 7 KL has $4.8b trade surplus Increase is almost three-fold •KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Malaysia recorded a hefty $4.85 billion surplus in its external trade for the first 11 months of last year. This was an increase of 180 per cent from the $1.69 billion surplus reported in the previous corresponding period.
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      Lock icon Hearty welcome for Pimentel
      66 7 PHILIPPINE opposition politician Aquilino "Nene" Pimeotei right) receiving a tumultous welcome from supporters at Manila International Airport when he returned home on Friday after a six-week trip to the United States and Europe. Authorities did not arrest Mr Pimentel who is facing subversion charges at the
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      Lock icon 155 vie to become astronaut
      116 7 JAKARTA, Sat. A total of 155 Indonesians have applied to beoome the country's first astronaut on a United States spaet- shuttle mission next year, a newspaper reported yesterday Daily Kompas, quoting Mr R. Sunarjo. the deputy chief of Indonesia's space flight administration, said 15 of
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      Lock icon Marcos orders an end to bitter Assembly dispute
      145 7 Marcos orders an end to bitter Assembly dispute MANILA, Sat. President Ferdinand Marcos stepped in yesterday to separate feuding Muslim factions that have come to blows in the National Assembly over who should be its new Deputy Speaker. Mr Marcos ordered members of the ruling New Society Movement (KBL) to
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      Lock icon 84 executed in East Timor, says bishop
      128 7 DILI (East Timor), Sat. The head of the Catholic Church in East Timor has accused the Indonesian military of executing 84 men, women and children during a security operation last year. But the Governor, Mr Mario Carrascalao, said the allegations by Monsignor Carlos
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      Lock icon Medan and Penang linked by cable
      127 7 Medan and Penang linked by cable JAKARTA, Sat. Indonesia and Malaysia inaugurated a submarine cable hook-up today with a video phone conversation between President Suharto and Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Serf Dr Mahathir Mohamad. The hook-up directly links the north Sumatra capital of Medan and Penang. Mr Suharto, who opened
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      Lock icon Lorrain serves notice to challenge writ
      415 7 BMF loans scandal KUALA LUMPUR, Sat FORMER banker Lorrain Esme Osman, central figure in a massive loans scandal, has served notice that he will challenge a writ by stateowned Bank Bumiputra seeking the return of $27.6 million. Lorrain, former chairman of the bank's Hongkong
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      Lock icon Power and phone rates may go down soon, says Daim
      206 7 SEREMBAN, Sat. The government may lower the electricity and telephone tariffs soon, Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin said here today. It was considering the move as part of its efforts to encourage industrial growth and to attract foreign investors. The current
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      Sultan's actions improper, says Umno official
      213 7 Sultan's actions improper, says Umno official KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. It is "inappropriate and unacceptable" for the Sultan of Selangor to ask State Secretary Sulaiman Hashim to leave the state government, a member of the Umno Youth Executive Council said yesterday. "While a sultan, as head of state, may give views
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  • HOME NEWS
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      National committee to fight glue-sniffing
      291 8  -  CHUA CHIN CHYE Five ministries and Sana represented in panel By A NATIONAL coordinating committee to fight glue-sniff-ing has been set up. One of the first tasks cf the committee is to look into the possibility or legislation against glue-sniffers. These developments under line the
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      Singapore developers to build 3 hotels in Phuket
      330 8  - Singapore developers to build 3 hotels in Phuket GILLIAN POW CHONG By TOURISM is booming at Phuket and Singaporeans are rushing to the island resort off southern Thailand as fast as anyone. Besides Singaporeans forming the largest number of tourists to Phuket, two local developers are ploughing a total Of
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      Man charged with having fireworks
      70 8 A 77- YEAR-OLD man yesterday claimed trial to two charges of possessing two packets of fireworks at Kim Seng Road on Friday. The first charge against Ying Foon Hong says that he had a packet of 22 Soundster Flower dangerous fireworks, and in the second,
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      Burma's $6 m barge order a boost for shipbuilding industry
      139 8 Burma's $6 m barge order a boost for shipbuilding industry SINGAPORE barges will soon be plying Burmese waters. The long-isolated country will take delivery, later this month, of four barges from Mitsubishi Singapore Heavy Industries shipyard. The order represents a $6million to $7-million shot in the arm for Singapore's ailing
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      Lock icon Schoolboy found dead at Bedok Reservoir
      343 8  -  CHUA CHIN CHYE Story: A BOY was found dead in a three-metre deep canal at the uncompleted Bedok Reservoir on Friday night. Tan Tiam Hua, a 15-year-old student of Mountbatten Vocational Institute, is believed to have gone swimming with friends the day before after
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      Trade board's country profile series in Chinese
      116 8 Trade board's country profile series in Chinese THE Trade Development Board has published a Chi- nese edition of its country proi file series. The seres comprises booklets giving basic information on various countries to help businessmen sell abroad. Each booklet gives details of a country's econorr> j major imports and
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      Mindef's $14 m subsidiary takes off
      401 9  - Mindef 's $14 m subsidiary takes off PAUL JACOB By THE sixth subsidiary of the Defence Ministry-owned Singapore Aircraft Industries group was opened yesterday in the full glare of publicity. Doing so. it underscored the point made by First Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Goh Chok Tong that few
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      SAM will chase more contracts to sell parts overseas
      287 9 SINGAPORE Aerospace Manufacturing intends to strengthen its position abroad by competing for more international business in aircraft parts manufacture. The company, which was set up in December 1981 and officially opened yesterday, is no stranger on the international scene: It already
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      Ministries to outline problems of toxic control
      116 9 Ministries to outline problems of toxic control THE Environment and Health ministries are now preparing a paper outlining the present problems of controlling hazardous substances. The present controls are deficient despite existing laws and many toxic substances are either only partially controlled or not at all, says the Auditor-General of
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      'Use Canada as testing ground for US market'
      248 9 SINGAPORE manufacturers who want to export to North America could use Canada as a "testing ground" before entering the US market, the Canadian Minister for Regional Industrial Expansion, Mr Sinclair Stevens, said here on Friday. Mr Stevens, who was addressing the Canadian
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      French MPs and Dhana discuss Cambodia
      78 9 SINGAPORE Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan yesterday reiterated Singapore's view on the Cambodian crisis during talks with visiting French parliamentarians, a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry said yesterday. Mr Dhanabalan met Messrs Louis Moulinet and Xavier Deniau for more than one hour, during which he
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      Free X-ray offer for those aged 45 and over
      221 9 Free X-ray offer for those aged 45 and over THE Ministry of Health's Department of Tuberculosis Control (DTBC) will offer free chest X-rays to Singapore citizens or residents aged 45 and above the first time ir. it.s history. Patients are generally referred to the DTBC or the mobile chest X-ray
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      Scouts told to protect image
      68 9 SCOUTS were remiiided yesterday that when tr<?\ are in uniform, they an quickly identified in public. Unless they are aware of the impression they are creating by their behaviour, tn.'y may do unseemly things. That," said thf Singapore Scout Associations Chief Commissioner. Mr Lim Keng
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      Move for new copyright laws
      293 10 Addenda to the Presidential Address Ministry of Law NEW copyright laws are likely to be introduced in Singapore to protect computer software, microfilms, tapes, broadcasts and other new forms ol technology that can be copied Minister for Law E.W. Barker indicated this in his addendum
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      Designer gives spiash to new CCs
      247 10 GREY and cream, the typical colours of older community centres, are to make way for a splash of rainbow hues at new centres. The People's Association, in its effort to brighten up community centres, has enlisted the help of an interior designer, Mr David
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      MP to ask about payoffs for pig farmers
      146 10 MP to ask about payoffs for pig farmers THE MP for Jalan Kayu, Mr Heng Chiang Meng, will ask the Government if it will compensate pig farmers who want to stop their businesses because of the decision to phase out pig farming. He also has two other questions on abortion
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      $5,000 fine for selling poisons
      167 10 A SINSEH was fined $5,000 on Friday on 20 counts of selling tablets and capsules containing poisons without a licence while he was working in a clinic in 1980. Lee Yaw Hwa, 55, pleaded guilty to the 20 summonses and to another of practising medicine
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      Firearm charge
      60 10 A FILIPINO. Rodolfo C. Valmeo. 28. was yesterday charged in court with having a .357 Smith Wesson Magnum revolver on board a cargo vessel on Friday. He is accused of having the gun on board Panama-registered M. Y.Samju. anchored off Pasir Panjang Coastal Anchorage. Valmeo. who did not
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      Streaming to be improved
      359 10 Ministry of Education STREAMING in schools will be improved. This was the promise made again by the Education Ministry, this time in its Addendum to the Presidential Address. Education Minister Tony Tan pledged at last month's Schools Council meeting to work towards a more flexible streaming
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      Two people to a phone by '89
      144 10 Ministry of Communications and Information THERE will be a telephone for every two persons in Singapore by 1989. And all of Telecoms' 25 fully-automatic national telephone exchanges would be linked by optical fibre cables by 1987, said the Ministry of Communications and Information's
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      Hot competition for a top spot to swot
      328 10 Hot competition for a top spot to swot THEY'VE got the fever, but they are not limnf up to see the doctor these students want a place in the library to swot for exams. Exam fever is at a pitch at Ngee Ann Polytechnic, where this picture was taken before
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      Lock icon Taxi chaos at the turf club
      320 13  -  RICHARD NG New park-and-wait system leads to confusion after final race Story by IT SEEMED like the chaos of a fish market as taxi-drivers roughed up the new system allowing them to park in wait for passengers at the Singapore Turf Club yesterday. Confusion
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      Fares may go up, but cabbies aren't jubilant
      355 13  -  RAV DHALIWAL By YOU would expect taxidrivers to be jubilant at the prospect of an increase in fares. But that is not quite the reaction from many of the score of cabbies that The Sunday Times spoke to. On the contrary, they
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      SBC's new magazine gives the lowdown on TV stars
      224 13 SINGAPOREANS can now get a peep into the private Life of their popular Singapore Broadcasting Corporation TV stars. Their likes, dislikes, and what they are generally like are just a few aspects which will be highlighted in SBC's newly-launched TV Pictorial
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      'Cut eye surgery costs by using local anaesthesia'
      300 13 'Cut eye surgery costs by using local anaesthesia' A LEADING Malaysian surgeon suggested yesterday ways to cut costs of eye care and treatment. Dr Keshmahinder Singh. for instance, said the costs of eye surgery could be greatly reduced by using only local, instead of general, anaesthesia. Local anaesthesia is "safe,
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      Lunar New Year celebrations at Kim Seng and Zhujiao
      101 13 KIM Seng community centre was the venue of a Lunar New Year gathering for 250 old people last night. Dr Yeo Ning Hong, the MP for the constituency and the Minister for Communications and Information, Second Minister of Defence and Second
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      Jeya asks PM for public debate on values
      351 14 Jeya asks PM for public debate on values MR J. B. JEYARETNAM has asked the Prime Minister to hold a public debate on the values that S ngaporeans would like to have for their society. He told a press conference yesterday that the people's verdict on this crucial issue would
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      Chok Tong's reaction
      91 14 MR GOH Chok Tong, the First Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, said yesterday he was surprised that Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam called a press conference especially after he had an hour to speak in Parliament the day before. Mr Goh, who was at the opening of a
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      Lock icon Anchors aweigh for Navy chief
      335 14 CROWDS gathering to send off relatives and friends on passenger liners are a common enough sight. A multitude saying goodbye to one man is not. On Friday, more than 1,00(1 people turned up at Pulau Brani naval base to send off a man who wasn't
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      Sad class of '77
      358 14  -  HEDWIG ALFRED Five deaths strike group off 113 lawyers By THE law class of 77 has a sad distinction. Of the 113 students who graduated from the then National University of Singapore Law Faculty that year, five of them have died. The lawyers were all 30
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    • Court briefs
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        Attempted murder charge against Thai reduced
        91 14 AN ATTEMPTED murder charge against a Thai was yesterday amended to one of causing hurt to a Special Constabulary corporal. Saksit Meenoi, 32, is also alleged to have used criminal force on Corporal Azhar bin Abu Bakar to steal his Smith Wesson revolver at
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        Man faints in court
        92 14 A MAN had fits and fainted in the dock yesterday before he could be charged with two offences. Teng Sin Hea, 28, was remanded at Changi Prison Hospital until Saturday when his case will be mentioned. He is alleged to have been armed with a knife
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        Two on stealing charge
        77 14 A MAN, dressed as a woman, and a 22--year-old woman were charged yesterday with stealing cash and property totalling $7,014 from Mr David John Sanderson. Sa'at bin Ismail, 22, and Noorshiqar binti Imamshah worth are alleged to have committed the offence at Mr Sanderson's apartment at
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        Gabby on rape charge
        41 14 A TAXI driver, Ho Khoon Chong, 51, was yesterday charged with threatening and raping a 22-year-old woman passenger along Rifle Range Road on Thursday. No plea was taken. Ho was remanded at Tanglin police station until Saturday.
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        Handbag thief jailed
        45 14 A SALESMAN who went from office to office stealing women's handbags was jailed for 30 months yesterday. Ho Gim Chuan, 25, pleaded guilty to three counts of theft and was jailed 10 months on each charge. The sentences are to run consecutively.
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      It's only a two-man board, but it has $256,000
      363 14  - It's only a two-man board, but it has $256,000 IRENE HOE By WHEN one thinks of statutory boards here, among the first that spring to mind are giants like Telecoms and the Housing Board. Then there's the Preservation of Monuments Board which has a fulltime staff of only two its
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      Cancer No. 1 killer in 1983
      74 14 Cancer No. 1 killer in 1983 CANCER was the top "killer" in Singapore in 1983, with heart diseases a close second. The two accounted for half the annual deaths that year, unlike in the past when infectious diseases were the main causes of death. According to The Mirror, a fortnightly
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      452 12 I Congratulations to Ttoxry Jarm'EsUte'Pte LJtit I fbrsua^ssful^con^leting'Pftasel I I of'lfazTtaxry'Jartn 1 B3| t^^M j hH -GM^HH Bp**^- jy_ |te »i?H^ 8k ■•■<■■■ Jr &^^^^H T v Dairy farm Estate -y We now welcome 128 proud owners to their new homes Sales Enquirie s v There are only 42 units
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  • FOCUS
    • The Sunday Times
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        Sinking the pirates
        308 15 Creativity is the stuff of a full life as well as the source of it. Therefore it needs and deserves our protection in all its aspects. So the statement by Law Minister E.VV. Barker that copyright laws must be reviewed and extended is to be welcomed. In
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        25 YEARS AGO
        126 15 What The Sunday Times reported on Feb 28, 1960 A RADIANTLY happy Princess Margaret, wearing a ruby engagement ring, posed for photographs at Royal Lodge in London yesterday with her commoner fiance, Antony Armstrong-Jones. The 29-year-old couple, whose engagement on Friday night electrified and delighted the world,
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      Chop Hoo Thye's caretaker
      1252 15 When a company fails, receiver PETER CHI MAN KWONG steps in I MAJOR CASES HANDLED BY MR CHI July 1981: Rollei Singapore Pte Ltd. February 1983: Lee Wah Cane Furniture Pte Ltd. March 1984: Allied Cocoa Industries Pte Ltd. December 1984: Chop Hoo Thye. Contrary to
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  • FOCUS/Viewpoints
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      PAP leaders must learn art of made-for-TV riposte
      855 16  -  Peter Barnard SEVEN DAYS I Mr Chiam See Tong knew that raising the spectre of starvation and of empty CPF accounts piayed on the fear factor. It worked. And it could work again if the PAP doesn't learn the art of the
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      Offshore status can work for brains as well as banks
      648 16  -  N. Balakrishnan AS I SEE IT I 4EnEsat Some people may object. feeling that the ideas debated in such an "offshore" university or the lifestyles followed may be undesirable and bound to affect the domestically-based academic institutions. But judicious control
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      Unnecessary program for success
      679 16  -  A. S. Yeong AS I SEE IT I STROLLING through Centrepoint shopping centre on a Sunday afternoon, I happened to pass Microkid Computer, one of the many companies plugged on to the computer craze. From the size of the crowd, it was apparent the shop was
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      Chaps, go for Ah Mei with Apples
      597 16 "AH MEI," Auntie Siu called, "do you know the significance of Chap Goh Mei?" My cousin looked up from her copy of Scientific American and stared at Auntie Siu with uncomprehending eyes. "Aiyah, look at you! Already 25, First Class Honours degree in
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      Why the vultures are circling over Hawke
      1526 17 Whatever happened to Bob Hawke? The Australian Prime Minister, seemingly a populist hero in the classic mould, finds his popularity at an all-time low. The MX missile row grabbed the headlines, but as ALAN HUBBARD reveals, Mr Hawke's problems are deeper and broader
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      ON THE LIGHTER SIDE
      5 17  -  Collette
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      Lock icon 200 years of the Times
      845 17 Snippets show that nothing is so alive as yesterday's newspaper The London Times celebrates its 200th anniversary this year. To mark the occasion it is reprinting reports from its files of great events. They make fascinating reading, reports DEREK INGRAMS LET us sit about, says
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  • RACING
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      Beldale Prospect can beat the lot
      565 18  -  EPSOM JEEP By Allan may have to take a back seat BELDALK PROSPECT has shown in his fewruns that he is a galloper out of the ordinary and there is really no knowing how far his improvement with each outing will take him. With
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      WHAT THE TIPSTERS SAY
      340 18 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED TONTO MARKSMAN WENG SOOK 1 Mikamillion 1 Mikamillion 3 Fox Kingdom 1 Mikamillion 3 Fox Kingdom 1 4 Guillemard 1 Amir 1 Mikamillion 2 Amir 1 Mikamillion j 1 2 Incredible 5 Ready-To-Go 7 Tukang Wang 6 Sheikh 2 Incredible 2
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      Remember Me in irresistible form
      136 18  - Remember Me in irresistible form MARKSMAN By Our man on the track KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Remember Me V is in peak condition and is my choice to win the Tunku Gold Cup. Last week, this Silver Dream four-year-old easily beat a Div 2 field over 1.600 m. Taking command midway
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      MUDLARKS
      101 18 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track RACK 1: Amir, Kelab Lstimowa. Purity RACK fc Mallane IV, Incredible, Falcon 11, Ready-To-Go, Sheikh 11, Slacken The Brakes RACK 3: Sttatos, Concrete Wall. Marryland RACK 1: Jubilation IV, Another Gift, First Of Many. Tipper Tim RACK 5:
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      Last 20 winners
      105 18 1965 PEAK OF PERFECTION 48 Khamls 1966 CREDIT BALANCE m 58 Coles 1967 CHAMPAGNE 57 Coles 1968 VrVAIPOH 53 Pretty 1969 CHAI KIAN 58 Coles 1979 KEEP GOING 52.5 Pretty 1971 KATONG OCEAN 54.5 Nelson 1972 JUMBO JET 51.5 Wilson 1973 MING DERBY 51.5 Johnson 1974 CHAYA
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      Khoo set for his fourth win in pet classic
      245 18 Khoo set for his fourth win in pet classic By THE RACING EDITOR JOCKEY Leslie Khoo, still without a win this season, is on a special mission today. When he faces the starter on Beldale Prospect with the other Tunku Gold Cup candidates, there is no doubt that he will
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      TODAY'S KUALA LUMPUR CARD
      3087 18 MHHHM| 2.00 CLASS 2 DIV 1 1,200m liliXsJxl (Ratings: 115-100) (Stakes: $16,000) 1 99»112 Mikaralllion 55.5 (114) Red Dot-Loh 4ah+■ 5 Remarkably improved; ran One Dot Red to hd in 1200m Wilayah Silver Bowl with 51.5 on good track last week; carried 57 to impressive win
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      TUNKU GOLD CUP
      944 18 rt :jnawi^i«Tig 4.00 class 1 div 1 2.000m (Stakes: $125,000) 1 I**l*o St Gallen 59 (183) Equus-Allan.s nzg same By Decies; capped series of smart performances with runaway win in 2200m Governor's Gold Cup with 55.5 in record time of 2:12.9 in good going Pg Jan 6;
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      Super Aussie colt Red Anchor misses out on triple crown
      551 19  - Super Aussie colt Red Anchor misses out on triple crown JACK ELLIOTT By Of the Melbourne Herald MELBOURNE, Sat. Australia's champion three-year-old colt, Red Anchor, is out of action temporarily. He has a mystery swelling in the off-fore fetlock joint and the injury has veterinary surgeon P.E. Skyes and trainer
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      Tooborac wins event for Cup 'rejects'
      1953 19 Tooborac wins event for Cup 'rejects' By OUR RACING TEAM FIRST *****3 SECOND *****9 THIRD *****1 STARTERS *****2, *****7, *****9, *****2, *****8, *****4, *****5, *****1, *****6. CONSOLATIONS *****9, *****4, *****6, *****3, *****6, *****7, *****2, *****8, *****9, *****5. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. With Windu Karya and Asean II scratched on the course,
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      Race 8 probe opens today
      638 19 KIALA LUMPUR, Sat. The stewards will inquire into an incident soon after the start of the last race here today when four horses were observed to suffer varying degrees of interference. The four were Confidence IV, Mossillion. Blue Max and the hot favourite, Fighting Spirit
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      665 19 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths NEO ENG CHAIRMAN OF HONG HUAT DEVELOPMENT CO PTE LTD FOUNDER OF HONG HUAT TIMBER MERCHANT Passed away peacefully on 2nd March 1985 at 7.55a.m. Funeral arrangement phone *****27, *****48, *****34. Demise Of Beloved MDM WONG HUN CHAN 70 Years Old on 28th Feb
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      181 Deaths
      57 19 MR. LOW SIOW CHEA Age 48 Pastefl away peacefully on 1/3/86 at 7.06 p m leaving behind Wife Ho Sian Choo Son. Jason Gek Hai Julian Gek San i may G^k Oiv Co.-tege will leave lor M Vernor Crematorium at 2 p m on S/3/tS from Blk 8
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      184 In Memoriam
      161 19 CHAKJIK (JAGJIT) SINGH DEPARTED 3.3 1964 MAY THE LORD WATCH BETWEEN US AND THEE WHILE WE ARE ABSENT ONE FROM THE OTHER HOUSE IS NO MORE A HOME SINCE YOU LEFT WORLD BECAME STRANGE TO LIVE IN FONDLY REMEMBERED BY WIFE: NITA KOWDIE SON: PRITHIPAL SINGH DAUGHTER
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  • SPORT
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      The master Butcher
      1201 20  -  ROB HUGHES TALK OF SOCCER Singapore-bom Terry a cut above the rest Cheer up. At least one Singapore-born footballer has Mexico 1986 and possibly Wembley, March 1985 written in his diary. You will have heard how Mark "Attila" Hateley fired England towards almost certain qualification for the
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      KEEPING THE WORLD AT BEY
      1021 20  -  DERMOT PURGAVIE Eye on America Goliath Holmes talks of retirement after fight against David 4 Do you realise, I'm 35 and I've never put my feet in an ocean? I want to watch my kids run on the beach, I want to drink a pina
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      S-mile of the century
      672 21  -  ALAN HUBBARD WHY WALKER'S TON RUN WAS A FUN RUN Always on Sunday UP in the clouds, jet-setters murmur knowingly of the Mile High Club, where the objective is said to be one of the saucier records of human achievement. From my own experience of airitne
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      Fighting for peace
      376 21 ON Thursday evening mortar bombs fired by Irish Republican Army guerillas killed eight police offers who were sipftag mugs of tea in their Nation canteen in Newry, Northern Ireland. A few lays earlier British troops shot dead three IRA suspects in an army ambush. Just what, you
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      Bread from the circus
      331 21 I HAVE it on good authority that Singapore will not be bidding to stage the 1992 Olympic Games. Excellence is one thing, eccentricity another. It is worth making the point because the list of applicants wanting to play Mine Host is as now as long as
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      Lock icon Pakistan romp to 67-run victory
      642 21 A LATE batting collapse by England gave Pakistan a 67-run victory in the World Championship of Cricket match at the Melbourne Crickei Ground last night. After reaching a promising 125 for three after only 20 overs, England lost their last seven batsmen for just 21
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      Cheers to Rusidah, a fan for all seasons
      460 22  -  JANICE SEAH OUR PRIZE READER FANS ain't what they used to be, the critics say. But the winner of this month's Sunday Times Coca-Cola reader's award is made in the old mould. Rusidah Osman, all of 19, is a die-hard football follower.
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      Giving the hungry a sporting chance
      375 22 Giving the hungry a sporting chance LIONEL RICHIE did it. All night long, they say. It appealed to Martina Navratilova's gut feelings and touched responsive chords in Britain's .sportsmen. What have they done 0 They've all joined the growing lifeline of support for the famine victims of Ethiopia with the
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      Lock icon Flair from the Madon crowd
      885 22  - Flair from the Madon crowd JOE DORAI YAHYA IS A SMASH HIT WITH POP AND THE PUBLIC STORY BY FOR singer Doris Day it was a case of whatever will be, will be. So said her mother. But for another proud parent, Madon Mohammed Ali, 65, retired policeman and father
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      Scuba splashdown
      594 22  -  JANICE SEAH BETWEEN THE DIVER AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA LIES AN UNDERWORLD OF OVERWHELMING WONDER SAID AND DONE Unlikely as it may be that grizzled, salt-seasoned Jacques Cousteau could have more to do with a worldwide enchantment than the lithe and lovely Daryl Hannah, it is nevertheless
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      Joe and the 36 steps
      217 22 ONCE every year, Joe Lewis has a birthday. On this day, when he puts on a year and everything begins to add up, he feels the weight of his age more than ever. Could this possibly be because he celebrates his birthday by lifting weights
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      SWITCH ON TO SUPERBOWL SPECTACULAR
      134 22 SWITCH ON TO SUPERBOWL SPECTACULAR FOR pveryboch who couldn't bring themselves to watch a football game at 6 a. m. and pay $150 for breakfast, your time has come. The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will telecast the recorded, entire Superbowl match between the Miami Dolphins and the San Francisco 49ers. cheerleaders
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      Putting sport back on right track
      1738 23  -  JEFFREY LOW Shocking revelation of lagging standards sparks off emphasis on excellence Lowdown on Sport O uddenly, everyone's talking about excellence, it seems the time has conr.e again for breaking records, soaring to new heigh:s and winning gold medals. But what a belated announcement
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      Six of the best far from rest
      822 23  -  J. RAJENDRAN Pick of the games most suited to our sportsmen By PLAY to your strengths. That's the clear message to Singapore sport as the new Blueprint for Gold revealed exclusively in The Sunday Times last week takes its first formative steps. Physically,
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      Lock icon Simon says it for Forces at Rovers' peril
      353 23  -  JOE DORAI Kick-off to the NFL First Division By SIMON TAN last night broke the hearts of his former team-mates in Tampines Rovers, the defending champions, when he scored the winning goal for Armed Forces to win the opening match of the
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      Naidu to the rescue
      618 23 CHANDERSHAGER NAIDU was the hero in Singapore's five-wicket victory over Johor in the Malaysian Cricket Association League match at Johor Baru yesterday Rain forced the tie to be restricted to 26 overs and Naidu's medium pacers saw the Johor batting restricted to lfM) runs when h<>
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      Clubs see red on pitch
      290 23  -  J. RAJENDRAN THE National Football League Division One championship got off to a "false start" at the Toa Payoh Stadium yesterday with the cancellation of the clash between Changi United and Tiong Bahru. Both teams turned up for the match not knowing that the pitch
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      36 21 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements EDDIE LOH THE FAMILY of the late MR LOH MAUNG MAUNG are much obliged to relatives, friends, colleagues ana business associates for their kind assistance an-i sup port during their recent bereavement
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      183 Condolences
      38 21 WITH DEEPEST CONDOLENCES to the Family on th- a«m »e o( tht late Sl'* JOfc-EE AGE 0 YEARS OLI DEPARTED 28/2/8 FROM TEACHEPS OF RIVER VtLLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL (F.Mj CLASSMATES FRIfcfOS O( PRI 4C6 (P M
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      39 21 183 Condolences 183 Condolences WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHIES CONDOLENCES TO MR SIM SEOW GUAN FAMILY ON THE DEMISE OF THE LATE SIM JOE-EE Age: 10 years old Departed 28/2/85 From: THE MANAGEMENT STAFF OF JOHNSON MATTHEY COMMODITIES SINGAPORE PTE LTD
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      38 21 The Family of the late MDM WONG AH MENG Departed 25th February 198b with to express their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends and coltoague* (or their kind assistance attendance, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement
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      144 23 ii^k VARDLEYLivyLL/MEN Go for Gold and win two tickets to London and the FA Cup Final From Yardley of London, a new range before 15 April 1985. for men. Products created with the One hundred and one prizes sporting man in mind. Try the Yardley stake! The first prize includes
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      Yahya is top of the cops
      553 24 Yahya is top of the cops Boy in blue the February favourite FOR Yahya Madon ii really has been a dream debut. Exactly one month ago today the main back page heading in The Sunday Times read: "Yahya's dream world The story of Yahya's sensational arrival on the Singapore soccer
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      Lock icon The Salver lining
      595 24  -  TAY CHENG KHOON SINGAPORE TAKE THE HONOURS BUT MALAYSIA TAKE THE CREDIT By SINGAPORE recaptured the Ovaltine Salver but the Malaysians must certainly have had the last laugh. For though the Republic beat their arch-rivals 8-5 at the East Coast Recreation Centre yesterday to win the overall
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      The hit-and-miss marvels
      324 24 TWO juniors a winner and a .oser stole the show in one of the most hotly-contested ties of the Ovaltine Salver series. Malaysian Alvin Lau and the Republic's Ernest Tan were worthy sporting ambassadors of their respective countries, with qualities sadly lacking in a couple of their
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      CSC's day after 20 lean years
      261 24  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI IT was a party that Ceylon Sports Club had to wait 20 long years to celebrate. Yesterday's 1-0 triumph over Armed Forces in the Singapore Hockey Association senior knockout final at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre enabled them to walk away witn
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        Penalty miss shatters United bid
        324 24 Penalty miss shatters United bid LONDON. Sat. While the white flag of surrender has not yet been raised over Old Trafford. Manchester United all but conceded defeat in the battle for the English soccer title today. Gordon Strachan's fifth penalty miss of the season allowed League leaders Everton to escape
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        Sarawak storm back
        70 24 KUCHING, Sat. Sarawak came back from a goal down to edge out Sabah 2-1 in a Malaysia Cup match at the Jubilee ground here today. Sudin Drahman and Awang Daud netted for Sarawak Aliran Nulanlan replied. Sultan's Gold Cup: Negri Sembilan 1 Pulau Pinang 1. Armed Forces
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        285 24 Reuter DIVISION ONE DIVISION POIK Arsenal 2 West Ham 1 chesterfield 3 Chester Villa 0 Leicester 1 Darlington 2 Exeter C Ipswich 2 Chelsea 0 Mansfield 2 Hartlepool 0 Liverpool 1 Forest 0 Northampton 0 Blackpool 1 Luton 2 Sunderland 1 p e terboro 0 Port Vale
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      Lock icon Put your roots down on tape
      1058 1  -  PAUL ONG It's a programme for the whole family. To be played and replayed for posterity. So turn off the radio and the TV set, prepare the stage for grandma, grandpa or another elderly relative and record their life history on video camera or
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      615 1 TAPING an event with a cassette recorder may be more convenient and less costly if you don't already own a video camera. But playing it back could also be less fun. Some things such as gestures, facial expressions, can only be captured by
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        Be your own matchmaker
        737 2  -  NORMA PETERSON By Learn to link up HAVING trouble making connections with the opposite sex? A psychiatrist suggests: Smile more. Practise saying hello to strangers in safe places. Give more compliments and mean them. Spruce up your appearance. If you are not style-conscious, seek advice from
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        384 2 SUPPOSE you have a history of avoiding relationships or getting involved in only superficial ones. Is that a sign you don't care enough about other people or that you're unable to make a serious commitment? Not necessarily. Sometimes just the opposite is
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        Don't force a child under water
        183 2 PARENTING "WATER babies" swimming classes for infants and toddlers, in which they are forceably submerged, pose serious physical and psychological dangers for some children. Doctors in the United States now link cases of water intoxication seizures and disorientation caused by swallowing too much water
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        MEDICAL BRIEFING
        488 2 Smoking can cause impotence IMPOTENCE is most commonly caused by poor blood circulation brought on in middle age by smoking and a diet high in fat, according to studies made by a group of French doctors. In the past it was thought that impotence, which affects one in
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        Renault 11 Turbo zooms ahead of rivals
        522 2  -  WINSTON LEE By 4 In the Renault 1 1 Turbo, stylinc is neat and typical of today's hatchbacks. But the highlight is the excellent turbo application, a resounding testimony of Renault's pre-eminence in this field. SINGAPORE'S road tax structure and the newer turbines
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        Lock icon Use a vacuum cleaner for that inside job
        378 2 CAR CARE CLEANING the inside of a car is largely a matter of common sense, but there are one or two tips which will help you do the job really well. For a start, take out the seats if you can do
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        Take your pick from rojak to exotic paella
        952 3  -  MARGARET CHAN American restaurant with international spread EAT OUT By Manhattan Grill. Boulevard Hotel, 200 Orchard Boulevard, tel. *****11 Hours: Daily, noon to 3 pm, 7 pm to 11 pm Recommended: Cebiche (raw fish starter), $10; Peruvian mussel soup, $4.50; Spanish paella,
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          A sweet way to remember Singapore
          89 3 A sweet way to remember Singapore STAND Up For Singapore has been warmly embraced by certain chocolate manufacturers. While Singaporeans chomp more of the Swiss-made variety, tourists who go to the souvenir shop on the ground floor of Byland's Building in Middle Road have been confronted by such decisions as
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          Like eating in a friend's kitchen
          73 3 Like eating in a friend's kitchen NEXT to being invited home for a taste of "downhome cooking a good bet is the .fourth floor of the YMCA's new premises on Stamford Road. El-Shaddia is a spanking clean, small and cosy •canteen not yet invaded by the public. Those to-ing and
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          Nonya achar
          72 3 The popiah is recommended, nonya-style made with egg skin and a fair filling at $1.50. It's available daily plus one other local favourite: Mee siam, laksa, chee cheong fun and nasi padang. Prices are very good. Better yet is the atmosphere. It's like eating in a friend's kitchen.
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        Traditional Moglai recipes to try
        729 3 MY CHOICE DISHES AS A naval wife, Mrs Yasmin Khambatta had lots of opportunities to pursue her interest in cooking. She lived abroad for some time and tried the various cuisines of countries where her husband was stationed. A former model, receptionist and shop manager,
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        Nepal safari for city folk
        1140 4  -  HUO MEILI By WE had been at Jungle Lodge for only an hour when the tiger bell sounded, announcing that a tiger had made his kill. Now. if we wanted to see the Royal Bengal feeding, we had to be swift and silent while travelling
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        Leave perfume at home
        563 4 ROYAL Nepal Airlines operates a twice-weekly flight on Tuesday and Saturday to Kathmandu departing Singapore 7.30 am and arriving Kathmandu 11.05am. (The Nepalese capital is two hours and 20 minutes behind Singapore time.) 551,196 return economy fare. Thai International Airways operates three flights a week, connecting
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        Pick-me-ups for jaded New Year blooms
        1267 5  -  ANNE-MARIE CURRAN By So you spent a small fortune on •potted tuck*' in the flush of Lunar New Year preparations, and now that the rush is over, your brightly coloured Powers and plants look decidedly jaded. Bearing in mind that certain "good luck" flowers
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        Check for pests and add the right nutrients
        276 5 IF your plant has bronze-coloured marks on its leaves and the leaf edges curl, it is likely that red spider mites are at work. Plants in dark, shady locations, such as balconies, are susceptible and should be protected with regular spraying of
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        Give plays a proper part in school
        976 5  -  DAVID BIRCH DRAMA By IF Singapore had its own version of The Guinness Book of Records, one of the more esoteric entries would be that a school play has the singular honour of being the only Singapore English play to have been published
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      Lock icon Charge of the bright brigade
      408 6  - Charge of the bright brigade LIM PHAY-LING By AFTER more than a year of dull Japanese-influenced monochromes and insipid pastels, it's back to colour, vivid, vibrant hues. French designers Karl Lagerfeld, Yves Saint Laurent and Jean-Paul Gaultier, in particular ceieoratea tne return of colour with their spring-summer collections exploding in
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      Fun on your wrist
      127 6 WRIST watches today have become more than functional timepieces. Quite a few now combine the versatility and colour of a fashion accessory with telling the time. Campus Quartz, for example, have just introduced their colourful new Mix n' Match watches which you simply clip or your
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      345 2 BE A SUCCESSFUL WRITER Make money writing &earn white you learn. The Writing School, founded in 1949, shows > on how to write articles, short stories, novels, romances, radio and TV scripts that sell and keep on selhng.Top professional writers, through the medium of the school's comprehensive home-study courses, give
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      281 2 An Invitation Come and visit us at 51 Anson Road 04-57 Anson Centre Smgaporeo2o7 Phone 221 1666 'c advice enquiries atx>ut fees or to enrol on the spot and fane your study materials with you Mon-Fri 9 00am 6 00pm Sat 900am 4 00pm BRITISH INSTITUTE OF MFTROPOL ITAN COLLEGE
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      389 4 "Bridges of Singapore" special postage stamps B Joc l K ?j£y^' jAj i! I SINGAPORE Js c /C 'fZ&ZifySgS* I B J_ 'SINGAPORE 35c ''*^<'r r V7r^ >-.. SiNGAPORESI| W^WWfflflfiM Bridges are built since time immemorial for use as passageways by people, animals, vehicles etc. In Singapore, they form an
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      Dallas, SBC style
      495 1  -  JULIE TAN B* Th® Tycoon Thursday, Cti 8, 10 pm ROLL over, JR, here comes The Tycoon. Beginning this Thursday is a new SBC soap opera styled along the lines of Dallas and Falcon Crest. Viewers who miss the power play of Southfork Ranch might satisfy their
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        A word about the awards
        428 2  -  PAIK-CHOO By LIONEL Richie forgot to thank me. Heaven alone knows he had ample opportunity to thank just about everyone else who sat through the Testimony to the Existence of One Lionel Richie, a television programme SBC mistakenly released as The American Music Awards last
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        Frozen plot gets the cold shoulder
        672 2 Despite the South Korean trip to capture winter scenes, SBC's first venture into sci-fi has churned up more flak than snowflake. Why has Men from the Past, which ends this Wednesday night, failed to grip the imagination of our viewers? JULIE TAN finds out
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        Downtown joy viewed at home
        525 2  -  JULIE TAN TV REVIEW I By MORE than customary prancing lions and festive song-and-dance routines greeted old faithfuls watching this season's Lunar New Year Show. Viewers also found themselves getting a whiff of the action in Chinatown, where durian and plum blossom sellers were out
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        Coming: Two versions of the Monkey God legend
        300 2  -  TEO LIAN HUAY LOOK EAST By HONGKONG film-makers are going bananas over the legendary Monkey God (right). Director Luo Ma is braving extremes of weather in the wasteland along the ancient Silk Route to recreate the god's famed journey to the West.
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        Three epic winners
        572 5  -  KHNG EU MENG CiONfc] WITH THE WIND Starring Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Lejlie Howard and Olivia de Havilland Directed by Victor Fleming VIDEO By FINALLY, on video, what is arguably the greatest film of all time. Film buffs have been known to see this film several times
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        Honest-to-goodness swing
        591 5  -  CHRIS LEWIS JAZZ REVIEW By LITTLE BIG HORN Gerry Mulligan and Dave Grusin (GRP Records CD and LP) UNLIKE many other Miles Davis alumni. Gerry Mulligan has retained his love for a good melody, and his rich, baritone sax voicing is undimmed with age. But this doesn't mean
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        Realism replaces optimism
        320 5  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN POP REVIEW By STKELTOWN Big Country (Mercury) GONE is the boyish optimism of the group's debut album, The Crossing. In its place, Big Country has injected quantums of realism evidenced in its proletariat lyrics. Gone, too. is the bagpipesounding guitar which has been the group's
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          Taxi star drives colleagues bonkers
          305 5 JUDD Hirsch (right), the former star of Taxi, is driving everyone bonkers on the set of his new series, House Detective. "He sticks his nose in everyone's business/' said one insider. "He tells the writers how to write, the lighting people how to light and
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        70 5 TERIMA KASIH The Chairman, Board of Directors. Management and Staff of United Malayan Banking Corporation Bhd. wish to express their appreciation and thanks to YB Datuk Haji Mohd. Noor Bin Haji M ansoor, P.G.DJC, Minister of Financial Planning and Development (Sabah) for officiating the opening of our Cawangan Kota Kinabalu.
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        235 6 FIRST, 1 must apologise to all of you who were looking forward to seeing the results of the Design-a-New- YearCard contest in colour. We could not get a colour page today and I am as disappointed as you. Anyhow, did you enjoy your Lunar New Year holidays"' And
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        Bake this clay to harden it
        375 6 THERE is a type of modelling clay which you can harden by bak.ng. And it will stay hard so that you can make small toys, jewellery, doll-house furniture, among other things, with it. To make key chains, brooches and pendants, stick the pins and
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          CATEGORY A
          39 6 First prize A $75 book voucher to Edmund Sim Mm (Ai Tong School) Second prize A $50 book voucher to Selena Young Ee-Li (CHIJ-Toa Payoh) Third prize A $35 book voucher to Lim Seow Peng (Nanyang Primary)
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          40 6 First prize An $80 bcok voucher to Alvm Pore Ghee Lye (Commonwealth Secondary) Second prize A $60 book voucher to Ho Kah Hui (Tanjong Katong Girls') Third prize A $40 book voucher to Florme Lim (dementi Town Secondary)
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        GRAPHIC ARTIST
        345 6 ON THE JOB TELEVISION stations, newspapers and advertising agencies need artists because stories and advertisements need charts, diagrams and or illustrations to complement or explain them. The job of a graphic artist is to supply these illustrations. Lim Tiong Ghee is a graphic artist with the Singapore Broadcasting
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        93 7 THE BHN LOSER. I II 1 I TODAY'S WORLD T^OteTHIM 1 TIOCLIM^T" "~^M0! MO, WOTHIM^ "tXJ PRO6ABLY) (MOj) A L -^i! f^f -ftv/jf"l V^ F li^^ "Well I don't care how you did it on Er, Golf-Tango, could you test your en- "I don't care if you did collapse with
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        871 11 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: Monday Friday: 9.00am to 5 00pm Run-On: S5 00 per line iMm $15 OOi Food/Ent«rtainm»nl (2 5) C Vri r\ X-N X-\ C\CTTSC\e7Dkr7>S. r\ X^ SatUfday 2S£!KX»i Sem,-di.p..y: S2O 00 per col cm F^on.. S™c~/M.rch.nd,..( 1 1 39) S^^ /> S^ I f (G^ l^^
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        1037 11 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production World Leading 1 Manufacturer of Tape Deck J jT Mechanisms for Cassette T Aj^PN^te^ Tape Recorders. [female production I I OPERATORS J $385 $467 $509 k Confirmation: >' $400 $486 $530 J Age 14 35 yrs 5 days ween fl No experience
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        711 11 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat LATE 1979 CORTINA I I cellent condition Aircon. radio cassette PARF Road tax 7 85 Engine newly overhauled new parts Best offer secures Tel *****22 *****7 (Monday) COMPANY 1980 OCT Fiat 131 TC Aircon. radio cassette. 1 company owner. Original white Showroom condition $6,900 Tel: *****28
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        829 11 89 For Sale Datsun/NisBan NEAR 79 DATSUN owners aircon s runs $10,800 Loan $8,500 *****02 NEAR 80 DATSUN 100A 1 owner tax 9 85 aircon. s rims hi-fi gd condition $11,900 *****97 OCT 80 DATSUN Bluebird 1 co owner, sports rims, power window $9,800 *****7 SEPT 79 DATSUN 100A Radio
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        781 12 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat $2610 TODAY... A NEW LASER TOMORROW! For a strictly limited period, we are This offer won't last long! We making it easier than ever before for you to can tailor attractive purchase packages to
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        590 12 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi OCT '80 MIT Lancer 1400 Auto Private owner. Aircond. radio. Asking $14,000 *****89 ONE OWNER SEPT. 77 Sigma GS Eligible FARF $8,700. Call Tony r,i, 12:***** or Page *****33. SEPT '81 LANCER SL. 1 owner, sports rims, hi-fi, beautifully kept $17,500 o no *****22. 1981 MITSUBISHI
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        523 12 93 For Sale: Honda MID-APRIL '84 HONDA Prelude auto EX. 1 lady owner, excellent condition, accident free. Tel: *****03 MID 80 HONDA Accord 3-door. aircon. radio cassette, sun-roof. 2nd owner, excellent condition. $17,800 0.n.0 *****78. OCT 77 HONDA Civic 1238 c.c. PARF 2-dr. aircon, high power radio/ cassette equaliser. Well
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        533 12 94 For Sale: Other Makes ALMOST 1960 OPEL Berlina 2000. (PARF). Alrcon. radio casseltc Sport rims. Power windows. Central locking 2 owners, showroom condition $18,200. Tel: *****17. MAY '84 HYUNDAI Stellar 1.6 SL 5-speed. With aircond. radio cassette, power windows central locking. 1 pte owner. Accident free. Showroom condition. *****55.
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        835 12 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles '80 APRIL MIT. LMO Van, passed inspection, excellent condition *****28 ■80 daihatsu lorry ion i owner die.sel. good condition with roof lop $4,500. *****til '81 MAZDA E3OOO lorry 14' Oood condition .Selling $4,500 Tel--*****73 '82, DATSUN C2O van. Aircond Pioneer cassette. Perfect cond $9,600 0.n.0
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        676 12 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houses I EHDB PROPERTIES TO LET Tenders are invited for the lettings of the following unfurnished residential ties:Tender Deposit A) CHIP BEE GARDENS Payable (Off Holland Road) (i) 9-Storey Flat (3 bedrooms) at Apartment Block 45G Jalan Merah Saga -03-25 $940.00 (ii) Double-Storey
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        505 12 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms SINGLES/ STUDENTS/ FOREIGNERS, between Marine Parade Katong. bathrm att meals laundry provided. Call Sat after 10a m *****53. Sun tel: *****16. TELOK BLANGAH, DEPOT, Bukit Purmei. Holland. Clementi. Queenstown. Toa Payoh. A.M. Kio, Yishun, Bedok. Jurong. rooms from $200 Tel: *****14/ 5. 2 ROOMS FOR rental
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        794 12 113 For Sale: Houses DIST. 21, GOOD buy Eng Kong victnity, double-storey semi-de-tached 3.200 sq.ft. 5 bdrms store. Freehold $495,000 Teresa Fnterpnse *****00 Sun DIST 1648 UPP CHANGI, 4200 sq.ft. s storey semi-d, 1 big living (marble). 1 exterior hall. 3 bdrms, freehold $460.000 *****65, DIST 28 S/STOREY SEMI-D. Seletar
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        894 12 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale Private Apartments Apartments wen yuan^^TV^x: COURT J |N>^ 12 units of Luxurious e^aw A Maisonettes BM*N^ Telok Kuiau I Lorong K SMOWUHIT NOW O«H 10»mipm inclu.i,. S u no. M 'inishings and Idlings "'icon mullisplil ancondil.oning syslefn lor Oeflrooms I. vine and areas
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        435 12 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 4-RMED TECK WHYE Blk 11 Beautifully renovated Price neg Tel *****10 4-RM SEMBAWANG BLK 1 Panoramic view, near MRT Marble flooring Tel *****27 4-ROOMED AT BUKIT Merah View Fully renovated Call Mdm Teo *****18 4-ROOM TOA PAYOH Lor 8 81k.222, top fir Renovated Puce $78,000
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        1437 13 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Living in Delightful Park West Style! JCdrfc Park West i prestigious condominium Built within a resort-like atmosphere, Park West features: C^ _-^^> project set mMm the idvllic greenery along Clubhouse
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