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Title Section15 1985-08-09 1 The Straits Times |Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/8515 words
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Article, Illustration1184 1985-08-09 1 BOB NG - BOB NG 'Increase productivity and cut costs and we'll be back on track m 2 or 3 years' By Minus 1.4% m second quarter; zero or negative growth forecast for the year THE economy is m decline, with the second quarter till June1,184 words
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Article, Illustration234 1985-08-09 1 FORMER First Deputy Prime Minister Dr Gob Keng Swee has been awarded the Order of Temasek (First Class) m the National Day honours roll. He tops this year's list of people who have won official recognition for service to the nation. The Order234 words
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243 1985-08-09 1 Distinguished Service Order for Dr Ee DR Ec Peng Liang, chairman of the Singapore Council of Social Service, has been awarded the Distinguished Service Order. Mr Liv Thai Ker, Chief Executive Officer of the Housing Board, is also on the National Day awards list. He and Mr Yeo Tiam Slew,243 words
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Article138 1985-08-09 1 MAKE sure you get your 52-page National Day Supplement m three colourful sections with your Straits Times today. Our theme for the big-day special package is Our National Treasures, a look at what is most precious to Singapore and what Singaporeans value most. The specially-commis-sioned painting138 words
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587 1985-08-09 1 JOHN TAN - Dr Tan: Govt won't resort to panic measures JOHN TAN By 4 We want people to save. Better to save voluntarily than involuntarily through CPF. Bat better that they save involuntarily than they don't save at A all. 7 Dr Tony Tan emphasising that government policy is to encourage a587 words
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Advertisement18 1985-08-09 1 Text of PM's National Day message on Page 10 Your National Day Parade guide: Pages 14 and 1518 words
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Article388 1985-08-09 2 Thumbs up for move THE 31 PER CENT increase m compensation for families asked to move to make way for new development is good news which could not have come at a better time. This was the reaction of several families affected by resettlement. The extra compensation money which388 words
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Article237 1985-08-09 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IT WAS mi alert, not a panic, button that Mr Lee Kuan Yew pushed in his National Day message. The economy contracted by 1.4 per cent in the second quarter and the revised forecast is zero growth for the year, or negative growth if business237 words
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Article113 1985-08-09 2 VISITORS AT ODD HOURS VISITORS to hospital wards are urged by a reader to be more considerate towards the patients. He says that on his visits to his friends m hospital he found some visitors entering the wards before the visiting hours, which are clearly indicated on signs m113 words
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Article485 1985-08-09 2 118 by 98 plus 200 SINCE its inauguration m 1969, the National Day Art Exhibition has become an annual feature. It is a prestigious show and is seen as "a display of artistic achievement current at the time. In this way, it aims to bring about a greater485 words
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284 1985-08-09 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway 'Policy of attraction' PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos has urged communist insurgents to surrender by offering to rehabilitate them with government funds under a new programme involving several ministries and the armed forces. He said the programme, a throwback to an effective campaign to win over284 words
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Article104 1985-08-09 2 EXCEPTIONAL LOSSES AT UOB DRAG GROUP PROFITS DOWN EXCEPTIONAL losses at United Overseas Bank dragged group profits 11 per cent lower m the first half of the year. After making full provision of $14.4 million for its investment losses m Overseas Trust Bank (Hongkong) Ltd and The Singapore Monitor,104 words
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Article462 1985-08-09 2 Hat-trick ousts China MARCEL Witeczek scored a hat-trick as West Germany defeated China 4-2 to reach the semifinals of the Kodak Cup World Under-16 soccer tournament m Beijing. In a fast and exciting match, West Germany looked the more mature side m terms of tactics and techniques, but the462 words
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Article572 1985-08-09 2 Aids may treble AUSTRALIA is facing an Aids epidemic and thousands of people coula contract trie deadly virus m the next few years, according to the government's Aids Task Force. Aids, which has killed 46 people m Australia since it was first identified m 1983, will place572 words
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Article286 1985-08-09 3 Wives' woes No. 1 NEW DELHI, Thurt. MORE than 1,500 Indian women have been killed over the past three years m dowry disputes, Parliament was told yesterday. Minister of State for Home Affairs Mrs Ram Dulari Sinha said there were 631 "dowry deaths" lastReuter - 286 words
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381 1985-08-09 3 WINSOME LANE - WINSOME LANE Wives' woes No. 2 By Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Thurs. Thirteen sad women and nine children under one year old left here today after losing a protracted battle with the Hongkong authorities to be allowed to stay on with their husbands.381 words
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140 1985-08-09 3 Geologist elected China's youngest governor BEIJING, Thurs. A geologist has been elected China's youngest governor as part of an ongoing plan to replace aging Communist Party stalwarts with young technocrats. Mr Song Ru;xiang, 46, was elected governor of Qinghai province on Tuesday during the present session of the Provincial People'sUPI - 140 words
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172 1985-08-09 3 WUPPERTAL (West Germany), Thurs. Health authorities here have seized imported Italian ice-cream base laced with a poison similar to the anti-freeze chemical discovered m some Austrian, German and Italian wines, West Gorman television reported today. The chemical, diethylene glycol monoethyl ether, wasReuter - 172 words
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108 1985-08-09 3 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Drug peddlers are giving children free ice-creams and snacks laced with heroin to get them hooked on the drug. Acto r 1 v rned-politician Amitabh Bachchan told Parliament today the peddlers were exploiting children between 10 and 12 years old m Bombay, theAFP - 108 words
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237 1985-08-09 3 BEIJING, Thurs. Tens of millions of Chinese are about to get a dose of Hollywood's johnny Rambo, the disillusioned Vietnam war veteran, played by Sylve.ter Stallone, who blaste<l his way into US box-office history with two violent 'ilms. First Blood, he firstAP - 237 words
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Article, Illustration130 1985-08-09 3 AIRLINE maintenance crew Yasushi Suzuka is taking time off to work with another kind of aeroplane a paper model. Mr Suzuka claims that the the paper plane, patterned after a real Jumbo jet, is the world's largest, with a wlngspan of three metres.Pana - 130 words
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Article180 1985-08-09 3 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Police have issued sketches of a Sikh wanted on suspicion of being involved m the killing of an Indian politician, the crash of an Air India plane and a plot to kill Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. Newspapers today published four Identikit draw- ingsAFP; UPI - 180 words
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284 1985-08-09 3 MELBOURNE, Thurs. Australia is facing an Aids (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) epidemic and thousands of people could contract the deadly virus m the next few years, according to the government's Aids Task Force. Aids, which has killed 46 people m Australia since itReuter - 284 words
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Article447 1985-08-09 4 Trade deficit critical US Imbalance a threat to world system, Japan told TOKYO, Thursday DESCRIBING the United States- Japan trade imbalance as "very, very critical," visiting American congressmen today urged prompt action to correct the situation which threatens to undermine the world trading system. "In the Japan-US trade relationship, theUPI; Reuter - 447 words
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Article, Illustration100 1985-08-09 4 ONE of these three Japanese scientists hopes to get a shot at space m 1988 m the space shuttle Columbia. Seen here with a replica of the shuttle at a news conference on Wednesday m Tokyo are, from left, Mamoru Mori, an associate professor at HokkaidoAP - 100 words
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220 1985-08-09 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Ronald Reagan had a local anaesthetic when a cancerous pimple was removed from his nose, the White House has said. The admission was made yesterday after Mr Reagan's doctors had said three times that anaesthetic was not used, and it followedAFP; NYT - 220 words
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151 1985-08-09 4 Managua rebels deny kidnap charge MANAGUA, Thurs. Nicaragua and an American peace organisation say United States-support-ed rebels have kidnapped 29 members of the organisation and 18 journalists. But the rebel group, the Revolutionary Democratic Alliance (Arde), denied the charge. Rebel spokesman Jose Davila said the reports of the kidnapping ofAP; Reuter - 151 words
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109 1985-08-09 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs A wealthy California woman arrested last week for keeping four central American women as slaves was found guilty of stealing a mink coat from a hotel, a court clerk said yesterday. Shante Kimes, 41, and her husband, Kenneth, 67, were arrested byUPI - 109 words
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389 1985-08-09 4 DURBAN, Thurs. Ten people died overnight, hospital officials said, as Indians fled their homes north of Durban when Black people burned and looted houses and businesses. Police said today four deaths had so far been reported, but a Durban hospitalReuter; AP - 389 words
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Article59 1985-08-09 4 TWO PEOPLE were killed and 11 injured when a bomb hidden in a car exploded yesterday at the Rhein-Main American military air base, a military spokesman said in Frankfurt. There was no immediate claim of responsibility. The bomb caused extensive damage to two buildings, one ofReuter - 59 words
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Article52 1985-08-09 4 ISRAELI PLANES bombed a Palestinian guerilla base m Lebanon's Bekaa Valley yesterday, the third such raid m two weeks. Military sources m Jerusalem said this was m retaliation for a suicide bomber on a donkey who blew himself up m the security zone m Lebanon two daysUPI - 52 words
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Article, Illustration52 1985-08-09 4 BRITAIN'S QUEEN Mother strapped m behind the pilot aboard a Concorde at Heathrow Airport just before taking off for a two-hour flight around the coast of Britain. The Queen Mother, who was 85 on Sunday, fulfilled a long-standing wish by flying m the Concorde on Wednesday.AFP - 52 words
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Article82 1985-08-09 4 VANUATA PRESIDENT Walter Lini will not sign an anti-nuclear treaty, adopted by all 13 nations at the South Pacific forum, because he said it was too weak. The treaty was signed yesterday by eight of the nations, including Australia and New Zealand. Mr Lini, an outspokenAP - 82 words
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Article67 1985-08-09 4 THE FIRST Arab summit conference for nearly three years opened on Wednesday night m Casablanca but key moderate leaders were absent and Syria and other radical states boycotted it. Sixteen of the 21 Arab League members turned up. The meeting was opened by an address from Morocco'sReuter - 67 words
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Article39 1985-08-09 4 APARTMENT BLOCKS, shops, irrigation channels and government buildings were destroyed m earthquakes m Soviet Central Asia m the past 10 days, a Soviet newspaper reported yesterday m Moscow. It did not mention about casualties. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article417 1985-08-09 6 Greenpeace: Was there a French connection? PARIS, Thursday FRANCE has ordered a "rigorous inquiry" into possible French involvement m the sinking of the Greenpeace ecological movement's vessel Rainbow Warrior which was blown up m Auckland harbour, New Zealand, on July 10. Two French newspapers,AFP - 417 words
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144 1985-08-09 6 ANKARA, Thurs. Security forces are hunting Kurdish separatist guerillas near Mount Ararat on the Turkish-Soviet border who are menacing climbers looking for the remains of Noah's Ark, police sources m Dogubayazit said yesterday. The guerillas have reportedly held up threeUPI - 144 words
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Article, Illustration343 1985-08-09 6 Thousands flock to see the 'swaying statue' BALLINSPITTLE (Ireland), Thursday THOUSANDS of visitors are besieging this tiny Irish village (population 200) after reports that locals have seen a statue of the Virgin Mary move. The rush to the County Cork village near the south-west coast has led the authorities toReuter - 343 words
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184 1985-08-09 6 ATHENS, Thurs. Thirteen people, including seven Britons and two Iranians, were injured today m an explosion m a hotel bar m the seaside suburb of Glyfada. A young British woman was m serious condition after a piece of glass cut her neckAFP - 184 words
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170 1985-08-09 6 SALZBURG (Austria), Thurs. The Salzburg Festival management yesterday told an Italian opera director to go after he slapped festival Director-General Otto Sertl m a row over casting topless witches m Verdi's Macbeth. Mr Sertl's refusal to allow bare-breasted witches m last night's Macbeth premiereReuter - 170 words
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Advertisement1278 1985-08-09 7 &3 iKational Day Specials! 1 The Republic of Smgapo 1 holdjngs wm l 1 GROUP Offers are available only m Singapore from Friday to Sunday. While stocks last. Si mr hiicinpcc f I^raJml v^l HSSKt i*H Syr /.^BPiH I>-\S AT^^^T*tB tJB t. BBH S H I lid 9 1 in1,278 words
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233 1985-08-09 8 MANILA, Thurs. President Ferdinand Marcos today received a Soviet award for his Allied military service m World War n and criticised the United States for doubting his leadership. "This generous gesture of the Soviet Union is of more than a passing moment," MrUPI - 233 words
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Article260 1985-08-09 8 Plan to use govt funds to rehabilitate insurgents MANILA, Thursday PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos today urged communist insurgents to surrender by offering to rehabilitate them with government funds under a new programme involving several ministries and the armed forces. He said the new programme, a throwbackAFP - 260 words
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97 1985-08-09 8 Thai patrol ambushed by hunted guerillas BANGKOK, Than. A provincial police chief was killed and three officers were seriously wounded when they were ambushed by the communist guerillas they were searching for. A police source said yesterday that Colonel Addlsak Thongsrinoon and a six-man patrol were attacked m Songkhla Province,AFP - 97 words
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Article, Illustration185 1985-08-09 8 BANGKOK, Thurs. In the sewers, gutters and canals of Bangkok, hundreds of human scavengers eke out respectable livings sifting minute gold filings from rubbish and silt swept out of the city's goldsmith shops. Unable to feed his family on meagre farm yields m the poverty-ridden north-east, Mr185 words
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127 1985-08-09 8 Bangkok offers amnesty in bid to recover taxes BANGKOK, Thurs. The Thai government, m a bid to collect an estimated 12 billion baht (***** million) m unpaid back taxes, has announced wide-ranging amnesty for those who pay up between Aug 15 and Sept 30. Fines, interest charges and legal actionAP - 127 words
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208 1985-08-09 8 'Prospectors' brave Bangkok sewers Subterranean sifters laugh at the term "windfall insisting theirs is a trade based on tedium and patience. The sifters' shabby appearance raises suspicion m gold-processing areas, and they are frequently chased by police as vagrants. To avoid that, they start on their rounds at dawn, workingAFP - 208 words
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Article51 1985-08-09 8 THE HEAD of the Jakarta military command, Major-General Try Sutrisno, will be sworn m as Deputy Commander of the Indonesian army today, Antara reported. Major-Gen Sutrisno, 49, replaces Lieutenant-General Bambang Triantoro, who will be transfered to the post of Chief of Staff of Social and Political Affairs.AFP - 51 words
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Article65 1985-08-09 8 LABOUR MINISTER Bias Ople has said about 180,000 licensed Filipino seamen are out of work because of the global shipping glut, the Philippine News Agency said. Mr Ople was quoted yesterday as saying the deployment of Filipino seamen had stabilised at about 50,000, leaving 180,000 unemployed.AFP - 65 words
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Article83 1985-08-09 8 ABOUT 700 Thai workers have boycotted their jobs m a state railway workshop for the third day m a protest against the dismissal of four union leaders and a demand for back pay, a railway spokesman said. The boycott yesterday was seen as a prelude to aAFP - 83 words
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Article70 1985-08-09 8 THE CHOLERA epidemic that has killed 16 people m districts around Jakarta m the past month, is now moving closer to the capital city, the Merdeka newspaper said. Six cholera patients have died over the past week and five others are being treated at hospitals m Bekasi, 25AP - 70 words
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Article58 1985-08-09 8 AS MANY as 145 prisoners have escaped from a central Philippines jail and many who are still at large might have joined the communist New People's Army, the Philippine News Agency reported. The PNA said yesterday the prisoners escaped on March 23 from Negros Oriental provincial jailReuter - 58 words
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307 1985-08-09 8 Brains behind Jakarta bombings gets life JAKARTA, Thurs. The alleged mastermind of the bombings of Chinese properties m the Indonesian capital last October was today sentenced to life imprisonment. Tasnf Tuasikal, 49, a former Islamic religious teacher, was found guilty by the Central Jakarta District Court of subversion and tryingAFP - 307 words
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175 1985-08-09 8 HONGKONG, Thurs. China will schedule passenger flights from its south-west region to Malaysia, Thailand and Nepal by the end of this year, it was reported here today. A flight from Kunming to Bangkok via Chiangmai m northern Thailand is to take to theAFP - 175 words
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Advertisement84 1985-08-09 8 all leading Supermarkets. Sole Distributor: gg |Sts and provision shops Storage Trading CONGRATULATIONS to the people government of the Republic of Singapore on the occasion of the 26th year of Nation Building COME EXPERIENCE THE !g=l" iji "*T WONDERFUL WORLD OF 3C.n«fi!T SOUTH INDIAN CUISINE —ET^sU 1 WITH US lass84 words
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Article, Illustration491 1985-08-09 9 Last-ditch bid to settle crisis KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Leaders of the Tan Koon Swan faction of the Malaysian Chinese Association today told party members to be prepared for all eventualities that may arise from the party's crisis. The faction's leaders, who met last night, askedNST - 491 words
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Article211 1985-08-09 9 HONGKONG, Thurs. Financial circles m Hongkong, the world's third biggest financial centre, are studying with interest an authoritative American survey which shows that Malaysia is a good prospect for investment. Malaysia is also one of 15 Asian nations that won positive business ratings for settling accountsNST - 211 words
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Article87 1985-08-09 9 SANDAKAN, Thurs. Marine police today found three more bodies after a boat capsized off the coast here on Tuesday, bringing the death toll to 10. The bodies of four children, two women and an elderly man were recovered yesterday. Aided by local fishermen, policeNST; AFP - 87 words
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357 1985-08-09 9 Growth of cities needn't be hideous, says Mahathir KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The government cannot afford to preserve everything m the interests of nostalgia and those who oppose the growth of a city are being unrealistic, the Prime Minister said here last night. Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said it wasNST - 357 words
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Article, Illustration107 1985-08-09 9 Proton Saga to cost $19,500 to $22,500 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia's first domestically -produced car, the Proton Saga, which was introduced last month, will cost between M 519.500 and M 522,500. Its sole distributor, Edaran Otomobil Nasional (EON), said yesterday that the 1.3-litre model with airconditioning was expected to costBernama; NST - 107 words
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169 1985-08-09 9 How Johor can give tourism a big boost JOHOR BARU, Thurs. Johor should reap the benefits of its close proximity to Singapore to beef up its tourism industry, Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said today. He said the state should tap its vast tourism potential. Mr Muhyiddin was169 words
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Article, Illustration1578 1985-08-09 10 Our workers and leaders cannot afford to fail this test We have done it 9 before, when we were poorer, less educated, with fewer assets and less skills. Our younger generation of workers and leaders cannot afford to fail this test. They must demonstrate their capacity for flexible and prompt1,578 words
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Article, Illustration733 1985-08-09 10 The right response No quick fix but schemes to give lasting benefits 4 The quicker we can adapt and adjust m government policies, worker-management relations and industrial restructuring, the sooner will be our eco- a nomic recovery. WHAT should be our response to this drastic slowdown? First, no panic measures733 words
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Article, Illustration599 1985-08-09 11 Construction THE worst hit sector, construction, contracted by 7.5 per cent m the first six months. The public housing programme is levelling off and few private sector projects are m the pipeline. The Mass Rapid Transit system will have an expansionary effect but not enough599 words
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708 1985-08-09 11 Overview of Singapore's economic performance by Dr Tony Tan THE Government had an inkling at the end of last year that there would be an economic downturn, but did not act earlier because it wanted to be sure of the extent of the708 words
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160 1985-08-09 11 ALTHOUGH the level of investment has fallen, foreign investors still have a lot of confidence m Singapore, according to the Economic Development Board. EDB Director Yeo Seng Teck, who was among the officials at the press briefing by Dr Tony Tan, said two160 words
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Article, Illustration368 1985-08-09 11 CHRISTINA TSENG - $440 m plan to make Singapore a regional entertainment centre CHRISTINA TSENG By I SINGAPORE is aiming to be the entertainment showpiece of the region with a $440 million centre complete with a Star Wars-type laser tower, space rides and marinelife shows. A 22-hectare site, probably at Marina South, will368 words
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Article, Illustration419 1985-08-09 12 HIS "friends" call him the professional beggar because he is always asking them to fund charity events. But Dr Ec Peng Liang, who will be 72 years old m November, brushes aside what they say. He said yesterday: "They can call me anything they419 words
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Article224 1985-08-09 12 NATIONAL University of Singapore Chief Librarian Mrs Peggy Hochstadt was at the clinic for flu and a sore throat one day when her secretary called with an urgent message to call the Ministry of Education. Wondering what it could be about, she made the call,224 words
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Article, Illustration131 1985-08-09 12 THE director of the Criminal Investigation Department, Assistant Commissioner Jagjit Singh, heads the honours list for the police force this year with the award of the Public Administration Medal (Silver). Mr Jagjit, 45, a Singapore University law graduate, who joined the131 words
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Article, Illustration164 1985-08-09 12 FOUR SAF officers have been awarded the Public Administration Medal (Silver) (Military). Colonel Lai Seek Khui, 32, is Chief Signals Officer m the SAF. A first-class honours engineering graduate from Birmingham University, Col L»l also holds a Master of Science degree from the164 words
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Article1529 1985-08-09 12 THE Order of Temasek (First Class) Dr Goh Keng Swee, Former First Deputy Prime Minister, Deputy Chairman, Monetary Authority of Singapore. The Distinguished Service Order Dr Ec Peng Liang, Chairman, Singapore Council of Social Service. The Meritorious Service Medal Mr Liv Thai Ker, Chief Executive Officer,1,529 words
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Article, Illustration95 1985-08-09 12 Man who helps to attract foreign capital A DIVISIONAL director of the Economic Development Board, Mr Chua Soo Tian, 43, has been awarded the Public Administration Medal (Silver). As one of the three divisional directors m the Industry Section of the EDB, he is mainly responsible for attracting foreign firms95 words
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Article, Illustration332 1985-08-09 13 They left their mark m public housing FIVE civil servants m this year's National Day award list left their mark m the design and management of a total of 620,000 flats and shops. They were not all with the Housing Board when its public housing programme began332 words
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Article163 1985-08-09 13 PROFESSOR K.S Sandhu, 56, Director of the Institute of South-east Asian Studies (ISEAS), will receive the Public Administration Medal (Gold). Since his appointment m 1972 as head of the institute, ISEAS has sought to become a major regional and international research centre for scholars concerned with modern163 words
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Article, Illustration161 1985-08-09 13 Bronze, silver now gold MR FRANCIS Mak Kai Tye, General Manager of the Jurong Town Corporation, is among five executives awarded the Public Administration Medal (Gold) m the National Day honours list. Mr Mak, 53, was Deputy Director of the Public Works Department before he joined JTC four years ago.161 words
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Article, Illustration247 1985-08-09 13 DR TAN Eng Liang, Chairman of the Singapore Sports Council, who has pushed the Sports for All policy from one end of the island to the other, has been awarded the Public Service Star (Bar) for his contribution to sport. The Republic's No. 1 sports administrator247 words
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134 1985-08-09 13 DR LIM Cheng Hong, head of the Department of Renal Medicine at the Singapore General Hospital, has been awarded the Public Administration Medal (gold) m the National Day Honours Roll. Dr Lim, 55, who has been head of department since 1971, has been involved with134 words
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Article, Illustration676 1985-08-09 16 MATHEW YAP - MATHEW YAP 30% rise m compensation for resettlement cases By THE 30 per cent increase m compensation for families asked to move to make way for new development is good news which could jnot have come at a better time. J This was the reaction of676 words
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Article123 1985-08-09 16 Visitors from KL have busy day A TEAM of legal officers from Malaysia visited the Traffic Police and the Criminal Investigation Department yesterday. The six-member delegation was led by Mr A. Gnanarajah, director of the Legal Affairs Department, Kuala Lumpur. The visitors were briefed by Supt Lo Boon Teck, Traffic123 words
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384 1985-08-09 16 ANNE KOH - Singapore and India to form committee to boost trade ANNE KOH By BILATERAL trade and commercial ties between India and Singapore will be strengthened with the formation of a joint commitee before the end of the year. The committee, proposed by the Indian High Commissioner here, Mr Gopalakrishna Pillai, will384 words
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Article27 1985-08-09 16 THE Home Affairs Minister, Professor S. Jayakumar, will open a three-day police workplan seminar at the National Stadium theatrette on Aug 21 at 9 am.27 words
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335 1985-08-09 16 Jobs wanted ad for ex-GE staff draws 111 offers A ONE-DAY newspaper advertisement by General Electric (USA) for jobs for their retrenched senior staff brought m 21 enquiries and 111 job offers by late afternoon. The company placed the advertisement for more than 40 of their senior, non-bargainable staff who335 words
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Article85 1985-08-09 16 Child-abuse case adjourned THE child-abuse case against babysitter Manonmani Subramaniam, 40, was adjourned on Wednesday as she was warded m hospital for chest pains. Further hearing will continue on Oct 22 and 23. Manonmani faces one charge of grievous hurt and two charges of causing hurt to Georgina Melissa Yeo,85 words
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Article147 1985-08-09 16 PAUL WEE - Long walk from China? PAUL WEE By A MAN who claimed to have trekked all the way from China to seek political asylum m Singapore was stopped at the Woodlands checkpoint yesterday. He was caught as he tried to slip through the immigration checkpoint. Sources said last night that the147 words
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247 1985-08-09 16 ELENA CHONG - ELENA CHONG By A MAN with a record of robbery, theft and criminal intimidation has been sentenced to seven years' preventive detention and 14 strokes of the cane. The sentences were meted out on Wednesday to Chuah Hai Suah, 34, who pleaded247 words
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212 1985-08-09 16 Too many calls so Dial Mandarin series to stop THE Dial-For-Mandarin series ends on Nov 18 ironically because of its popularity. The three-part series started m May 1983 to stimulate interest m the language and received overwhelming public response. The Telecoms reported a record high of 400,000 attempted calls per212 words
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370 1985-08-09 17 SINGAPORE and American businesses should work together to produce music and video tapes and books that are within the reach of the general public. This was the Singapore Government's response to the demand by the United States government and business interests for adequate370 words
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Article74 1985-08-09 17 A MAN was halfway through a written highway-code test which he was taking for his friend when an invigilator noticed he looked different from the photograph on the identity card of the genuine candidate. Soh Boon Yong, 32, was on Wednesday fined $1,000 for representing74 words
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Article47 1985-08-09 17 THE Marine Parade branch library will be closed for renovation work from Aug 15 to Oct 31. The public can still return books to the library from 10 am to 5 pm on Mondays to Fridays, and from 9 am to 1 pm on Saturdays.47 words
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Article175 1985-08-09 17 EIGHT more charges involving nearly $48,000 m cash and property were filed yesterday against a man already accused of breach of trust of $54,100 m video cassette recorders from a New Upper Changi Road firm where he had worked. No plea was taken from Er175 words
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Article371 1985-08-09 17 TONG YOKE THO - TONG YOKE THO Foodmart to move into bigger place m Tampines By THE dry market chain Daichi Foodmart is moving into larger premises while other stores are shrinking m size or folding up. This is possible despite the economic slowdown because Daichi will sublet space m371 words
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Article, Illustration423 1985-08-09 17 Andrew Road^ triple-murder W£ trial m. AN AUSTRALIAN consultant psychiatrist told the High Court yesterday that Sek Kirn Wah, the accused m the Andrew Road triple murder case, was suffering from antisocial personality disorder. Dr John Ellard, medical director of the Northside Clinic m New423 words
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205 1985-08-09 17 A TREAT is m store for model-aircraft hobbyists during this year's National Day celebrations when some of the best flyers m Asean take to the skies over the West Coast Park m an intra-Asean contest. About 40 contestants from Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and205 words
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128 1985-08-09 17 Regatta at West Coast to mark N-Day VISIT the West Coast Park tomorrow with binoculars and picnic baskets to soak m a dazzling display of colour and fun as canoes, boats and yachts of all sizes sail by m a regatta to mark National Day. The sail-past, called the Republic128 words
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Article, Illustration137 1985-08-09 17 Popular 'Tycoon' actor leaves SBC ONCE a promising star, actor Hoong Kuo Juey has ended his one-year career with the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. His contract with the SBC has not been renewed. The 28-year-old actor was among SBC's 21 newly recruited Mandarin drama artistes last year. An SBC spokesman yesterday137 words
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269 1985-08-09 17 NZ team keen on civil defence exchange NEW Zealand is keen to have a civil defence training exchange programme with Singapore. This was revealed yesterday after a two-day visit here by three New Zealand civil defence officials, who leave for Wellington this evening. 'We are very impressed by what we269 words
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Advertisement335 1985-08-09 12 p— tl— |IIC/I i IDEAS MUSIC (PTE) LTd/^X I PRESENT SINGAPORE gmm A <&%£ > symphonyPE > <^c^y I ORCHESTRA/^ f\ +X ■W^&*/& I L I wI t n I U I [THE SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA'S VERSION OF THE POPULAR NATIONAL SONG CONDUCTOR-CHOO HOEY AVAILABLE ON CASSETTES AT SSB-OO ONLY335 words
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Advertisement12 1985-08-09 12 Times Jurong, No 2. Jurong Port Road, Singapore 226"* IH ||wl Distributors12 words
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Advertisement270 1985-08-09 13 1» m jM&Ki& JP I^^^^^^^-^^S men's shorts Get into healthy living. With these big, big sporting sale items. Available for a limited period MKWfI J i H l i W^]HH||[ only. So hurry run, cycle, drive down to our store today. For the best buys ever! August 9th 1 4th270 words
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Article, Illustration78 1985-08-09 14 STADIUM spectators must be seated by 4.30 pm. Those watching the route parade should choose their vantage spots by 6 pm, as the contingents will be leaving the stadium by 6.15 pm. Remember to bring your binoculars for a closer view, a camera to capture the best78 words
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Article, Illustration150 1985-08-09 14 IF YOU'RE on parade, there are a few simple ways to avoid fainting on the field. You should have slept well last night for at least eight hours. If not, have a nap before you set off for the stadium. EAT WELL at breakfast and lunch-time150 words
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Article, Illustration186 1985-08-09 14 The Programme 5.21 pm: Opening song by the 2,000-member Combined Schools Choir. The 67 contingents march into the stadium. Guard-of-honour marches m. Arrival of Cabinet ministers and ministers of state. The Prime Minister arrives. 6 pm: The Acting President arrives. The National Anthem is sung.186 words
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Article, Illustration121 1985-08-09 14 But if you fall sick THERE will be eight medical posts at the stadium four for participants and the rest for spectators. The medical posts for participants will be around the running track, while those for spectators will be at each of the stadium's four sectors, at the 19-foot level.121 words
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Article, Illustration71 1985-08-09 14 WITH an expected crowd of 60,000 and all the excitement m the air, some children might wander off and get lost. Parents should check at the two police posts at the stadium's East and West entrances. That's where a lost child will be taken.71 words
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Article, Illustration313 1985-08-09 14 THERE'LL be plenty for the photo buff: Brilliant costumes, a spectacular cultural showcase as well as the thousands of people. One problem with an evening parade is the changing light between the time you get there, 4.30 pm, and313 words
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Article, Illustration114 1985-08-09 15 MOTORISTS should avoid all roads affected by this evening's parade. Do not leave vehicles parked along the marching routes because they will be towed away. Motorists can avoid the affected roads by using the East Coast Parkway and the Pan Island Expressway. Several car parks114 words
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Article, Illustration235 1985-08-09 15 THERE'LL be free parking at 14 URA car Parks from 1 pm today, ark your car at any one of them and hop on an SBS bus to the stadium. The Singapore Bus Service buses will have prominent signs saying "To the Stadium." You235 words
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Article, Illustration34 1985-08-09 15 The weatherman says 4 SHOWERS are expected m several areas m the late morning and early afternoon. For an update closer to the parade's starting time, call *****88, the weather forecast automatic answering service.34 words
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Article, Illustration55 1985-08-09 15 SBC will cover the parade live for radio and television. Television coverage will start at 5.40 pm, just before the guard-of-nonour marches into the stadium. There'll be English and Malay commentaries over Channel 5 and Mandarin and Tamil commentaries over Channel 8. The radio broadcasts55 words
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Article, Illustration61 1985-08-09 15 RADIO and television will announce the news at regular intervals if today's parade is postponed for any reason. A cancellation means that the National Day parade will be held on Suuday at 6 pm. If that happens, all arrangements for today will apply on Sunday. Those with61 words
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Article362 1985-08-09 15 Parade pointers a look at where they will be this evening Marching men's mottos The Army is represented m the Guard of Honour by 96 men from the Ist Commando Battalion, the unit which was named best combat unit and best infai try unit this362 words
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Article, Illustration275 1985-08-09 15 THERE will be three special bus services from Ang Mo Kio, Toa Payoh and North Buona Vista at a flat rate of 70 cents. Special Service A starts from the Ang Mo Kio Interchange, Special Service B from Toa Payoh Interchange, and Special275 words
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Advertisement179 1985-08-09 16 HOUDAY BARGAINS H|^HH| WE'RE OPEN TODAY! PBWWPI^^^IH National Day Congratulations from the Management and staff L v SJ, -^-^d- of C.K. Tang Limited: JJa Drop by at Tangs today, we're open for business from 10am ms^22(Mßl^^^^ r*' to 6pm and there's a great line up of special events m store:179 words
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Advertisement47 1985-08-09 17 We're dosed today All Poh Heng outlets will be closed today m celebration of our nations 20th National Day. Majulah Singapura! B^ pp^ Atradrtifinof trust and security KJt Head Office: North Canal Road, Branches ;ir People's Pnrk, J(x> Chint, Hougang, Toa Payt>h, Boon Lay, Katong and Parkway.47 words
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Advertisement382 1985-08-09 17 f Sime Darby M_ ART ASIA '85 H We invite entries for 'Sime Darby Art Asia '85', an art competition w H sponsored by Sime Darby m conjunction with its 75th anniversary. The 3$ H competition is organised m association with UNICEF. THEME: YOUTH i Sime Darby and UNICEF are382 words
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Article457 1985-08-09 18 IT WAS an alert, not a panic, button that Mr Lee Kuan Yew pushed m his National Day message. The economy contracted by 1.4 per cent m the second quarter and the revised forecast is zero growth for the year, or negative growth if business m457 words
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Article, Illustration825 1985-08-09 18 WILLIAM SAFIRE - WILLIAM S AFIRE By WASHINGTON In the four years Mr Jimmy Carter was responsible for the American budget, the country went into the red by a quarter of a trillion dollars. That was terrible. In the four years of the first Reagan term,NYT - 825 words
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Article, Illustration442 1985-08-09 18 Singapore experience with industrialisation is food for thought Editorial, headlined Let's learn from the Singapore experience, published m Berita Harian of Malaysia on July 23. NO NATION remains unaffected by the present global recession. In this region, Singapore is the latest victim. In the past few months, there has been442 words
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236 1985-08-09 18 MALCOLM FORBES - Economic downturn may be a blessing in disguise MALCOLM FORBES By Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of Forbes magazine SINGAPORE, once one of the greatest crown jewels of the British Empire, m World War Two turned out to be a military bastion that disastrously wasn't. As an independent nation m recent times,236 words
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Advertisement181 1985-08-09 18 The Androgynous Manager "One Minute Managers are clearly m androgynous. The "TTiG Androgynous Manager JLJifcvirfYtV/lV'y X is a must for managers HJtO who want to be more 3n2QGT nUar-frua Pl*. CITCCIIVV. Ivy CMcv^ikw w ulci km iy ftAakk ft E&n3lP Kenneth Blanchard, 1 snrt^^r 61^ Co-author, The One Minute T&C&fS181 words
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Advertisement177 1985-08-09 18 Advertisement BIG SECRETS REVEALED What's the formula for Coke (Classic)? What secret gimmicks do counterfeiters look for m U.S. dollar bills? How do fraudsters alter your stolen credit card? What should you look for when sharpsteis mark playing cards? These are the "Big Secrets: The Uncensored Truth About All Sorts177 words
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Letter513 1985-08-09 19 Inconsiderate visitors walk m and out of wards I HAVE of late had the misfortune of having a number of my friends hospitalised. This, however, gave me the opportunity to make a number of observations which I feel are pertinent, especially since we are all urged513 words
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200 1985-08-09 19 ARE there any more five-room Model A flats m Bukit Batok? I have yet to get a satisfactory answer to this question. On the three occasions, within two weeks, I have telephoned the Housing Board, I have been given three different answers.200 words
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142 1985-08-09 19 Of dogs, laundry and rubbish bins GILLMAN Heights is a relatively nice and quiet estate. However, some residents are not so considerate. The design of the flats requires residents to dry their laundry m the service balconies. Some, without regard to the appearance of their flats m particular and the142 words
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313 1985-08-09 19 Regulations do not make any sense I AM on the verge of purchasing a HUDC flat on the open market. When my friends heard about this, they tried to dissuade me and related to me their experiences when they sold their HUDC flats. Case A: This friend had changed the313 words
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Japanese professor who lost wallet impressed by Singaporeans
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Letter490 1985-08-09 19 I AM writing this letter to tell an episode that I experienced here the other day, one which impressed me more than many other things that have impressed me m Singapore. I have visited this green city many times as a traveller, but I am this time visiting the490 words
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167 1985-08-09 19 Water agreements will expire in 2011 and 2061 YOUR report "No hitch, says Musa" (ST, Aug 7) stated that the consultants' report on the joint development of water resources m Johore "is likely to pave the way for a new water agreement to replace the existing ones signed m 1961167 words
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Letter, Illustration180 1985-08-09 19 I REFER to the letter from Mr P.H. Newman on the screening of tennis programmes. (ST, July 13). We recently telecast the French Open Men's Singles Final and the Wimbledon Singles Final "live" and have also shown recorded versions of the Wimbledon Ladies Singles180 words
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170 1985-08-09 19 WE would like to thank Mr Y.H. Leong for his letter "Seeing red." (ST, July 19). We would like to clarify that the three traffic lights along Toh Tuck Road near Toh Tuck flyover and Bukit Batok East Avenue 3 are co-ordinated170 words
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93 1985-08-09 19 WE refer to the letter "Jams occur m the evenings" by "Turning Help Wanted". (ST, July 19). We would like to thank your writer for bringing the matter to our attention. We are aware of the turning problem at the junction of Jurong West93 words
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Article, Illustration834 1985-08-09 20 AUGUSTINE LOW - AUGUSTINE LOW By IT HURT every time Mr Tan Bah Chee saw copies of Pasir Panjang News, the constituency newsletter he edits, discarded on HDB void decks and lift landings unwanted and unread. "I had to go through so much trouble to get834 words
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Article, Illustration311 1985-08-09 20 LIM KWAN KWAN - LIM KWAN KWAN Bukit Panjang By WEEKEND workers at Ah Cheong Teochew Porridge restaurant have a benefit no other restaurants can probably claim there's a doctor m the house. Dr Agnes Ng, 25, who tends to patients at a government hospital during311 words
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465 1985-08-09 20 Parties Ladies' Night: Demonstrations on fruit and vegetable carving, flower arrangement and dances will be featured at a Ladies' Night at Bukit Ho Swee CC at 7 pm on Sunday. Free tickets are available at Kirn Seng and Bukit Ho Swee CC today. Party for465 words
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In the market
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Article, Illustration80 1985-08-09 21 TRADING on the Singapore stock market was quiet yesterday as investors took to the sidelines to await Mr Lee Kuan Yew's National Day speech. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose a marginal 0.39 points to 757.99. The Business Times Composite Index lost 2.61 points to 655.26. Rises80 words
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Article14 1985-08-09 21 Promet 1,520,000 Pahong Inv 1,076,000 S Land Loan 980,000 Fed Cables 492,00014 words
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Article62 1985-08-09 21 MA A 2850 +50 Mentakab 1400 +50 Kentucky Sport 265 +13 Sifma Metal 348 +12 Sea View 270 12 FACBSOC 154+9 SriHartamas 213 +8 Konecnem sOe \>* 7 QAfUd4oc 140 +7 Cons Plant 50c 240+6 Sin Urn 208 +6 Batulintanf 680 +5 FIN 565 +5 Metro Wd|s 247 +562 words
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Article71 1985-08-09 21 IGB Corpn Mv 124 -2S OCBC 825 -1C N$ T 690 -It Genttnfs 565 X DBS 520 -It HaniMm Khu 326 -1C Chun kid 220 -1C J Cement 110 —8 Grind Utd Kdp 140 —5 Apofc 95 -5 Carhberj 450 —4 Matron Corpn 344 —4 Dad Yunt 135 —471 words
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Article71 1985-08-09 21 Auk 1 Aug 8 A«6 1 Aug 8 ST Properties 431.18 428 93 BT Composite 657 87 655 26 ST Minings 299 65 299 78 BT Indicator *****71 *****89 ST Plantations 2281.91 2287 88 BT 08/ OS -209 -149 OCBC 561.95 562.54 ST Industrials 757.60 757 99 OUB Composite71 words
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Article30 1985-08-09 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrials Composite 1984/85 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1984/85 Low ***** (15/7/85) 631.62(15/7/85) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time L«w 74.75(17/9/64) 550.78(2/8/82)30 words
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Article13 1985-08-09 21 The US dollar closed at DM 2.8345 m Singapore, losing 260 points.13 words
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Article20 1985-08-09 21 DM V FF S$ HI US$ 1.3380 2.8460 238.39 Unq 2.2030 Unq 1.3570 2.8345 237.90 8.6565 2.2030 7.781520 words
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Article33 1985-08-09 21 Eurodollar: Gained nine ticks to 91.81 a contract. Deutschemark: Gained 35 ticks to 0.3539 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 13 ticks to 0.*****8 a contract. Gold: Gained US$2.2O to U*****.80 an ounce.33 words
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Article93 1985-08-09 21 TOKYO, Thurs. The world's smallest photocopier, weighing only 440 grams, will be put on sale on Aug 21 by Japanese business machinery producer. Plus Corporation of Tokyo said .he copier, measuring 7.lcm by 17.2 cm and 4.7 en m height, will sell for 58,000 yenKyodo - 93 words
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Article55 1985-08-09 21 HONGKONG, Thurs. Cable and Wireless has put up for sale the Mercury House, a former company headqjarters here. A company statement said the property was expected to realist" about HK$2OO million ($56 million) Richard Ellis is the selling agent and a tender will beReuter - 55 words
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Article68 1985-08-09 21 BANGKOK, Thurs. Thailand invitee' local and foreign invested to bid for its new gol>; and antimony mining concessions, the Mineral Resources Department sa: d. It said gold deposits had been found at four areas m eastern Chonburi and Prachinbury provinces and m northern Lamp ingReuter - 68 words
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Article60 1985-08-09 21 Policies to stay: Japan TOKYO, Thurs. Japan's monetary policies will not be changed m the near future, Bank of Japan Governor Satoshi Sumita said. He told reporters Cabinet ministers did not request the bank to change its policies when they launched a working group yesterday to review ways to expandReuter - 60 words
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Article101 1985-08-09 21 MUNICH, Thurs. The West German car industry, powering back from labour problems and production difficulties m 1984, looks set to achieve both record output and exports this year. A recent report by the IFO Economic Research Institute put car production m the first naif ofReuter - 101 words
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354 1985-08-09 21 PROPERTY, chemical and trading group United Industrial Corporation has turned m cheery results amid the gloom. Pre-tax profits at UIC rose by 12 per cent to $7.02 million m the first half of the year on the back of a 79 per cent354 words
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Article265 1985-08-09 21 MARA FERNANDEZ - Motor Leasing still has chance MARA FERNANDEZ Bangkok bus contract not yet settled By SINGAPpRE'S Motor Leasing is still m the running for the contract to revamp Bangkok's bus system. Contrary to earlier reports from Thailand, Thai authorities have not approved the proposal from the other contender, British Ley land.265 words
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Article, Illustration211 1985-08-09 21 FOREIGN exchange dealers m Singapore can now keep 24-ho\ir tabs on exchangp rates of major currencies on a display pager. This service, provided by Reuters Singapore for its subscribers, gives the exchange rates of the US dollar against the West German deutschemark, the Japanese yen,211 words
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Article85 1985-08-09 21 DBS to cut prime rate to 7½% DBS BANK will cut its prime rate by V* point to V 2 per cent on Monday. However, its best lending rate is 2 point higher than the 7 per cent offered by OverseaChinese Banking Corporation. OCBC's -point cut m Its prime rate85 words
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Article407 1985-08-09 21 $14.4 million provision for losses on OTB and Monitor EXCEPTIONAL losses at United Overseas Bank dragged group profits down 11 per cent m the first half of the year. After making full provision of $14.4 million for its investment losses m Overseas Trust407 words
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Article, Illustration356 1985-08-09 21 ANGELINE TAN - ANGELINE TAN By, TOYS "R" US plans to set up a second store, despite its $2.1 million loss m the first six months of operation and the sluggish retail trade. Mr Michael Yeo, its general manager, said the store was looking for "a downtown356 words
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274 1985-08-09 21 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia plans to allow limited foreign participation on its stock exchange m a bid to revitalise trading. Non-voting shares and certificates will be offered abroad if the government approves the plan, the head of the Jakarta Exchange Board, Mr Barli Halim, toldReuter - 274 words
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215 1985-08-09 21 THE Fitzpa trick's outlet at Supreme House has been shut by its new owner, Cold Storage Holdings, and some of the staff retrenched. The move appears to mark the start of a rationalisation programme by Cold Storage to have a trim supermarket chain after215 words
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311 1985-08-09 21 MAS profit record, but doubts this year KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysian Airline System (MAS) has chalked up a record after-tax profit of M 5131.58 million for its 1984-85 financial year 38.2 per cent higher than the year before. MAS chairman Raja Tan Sri Mohar bin Raja Badiozaman, announcing the airline'sBernama - 311 words
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Article2877 1985-08-09 22 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does2,877 words
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Article2097 1985-08-09 22 INDUSTRIALS A Choc (1.765) (4) 1.75 AMD (2 98S) Alcom (0 898 0.905) (1) 0.89 (30) 0 90 AISB (0.868 0 88S) (4) 0 87 (1) 0.85 API (0.83 B) (17) 0.82' 2 (3) 082 (Si 0.83 ASM (1 09 B) (42) 1 08 (6)2,097 words
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Article2792 1985-08-09 22 M shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip right. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars 1985 Last Yield Vol Day Hi(h Low Company Sale Change ('000) High2,792 words
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Article317 1985-08-09 23 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings 5Vi 5 3 i 5 Vi 5V2 Autosave 5 Fixed deposit 1 month 4/2 4V* 4Vi 4 1 (1) 3 months 4V 2 4'/ 2 4'/ 2 4M? 6 months 4 3 /4 5 4 3 /4 4 3 /4 9317 words
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Article155 1985-08-09 23 Interbank Over the counter foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5545-1.5574 6.55-6.38 Canadian dollar 1.6192-1.6206 6.22-6.13 NZ dollar 1.1708-1.1735 8.74-8.46 Sterling pound 2.9591-2.9637 3.43-3.37 US dollar 2.2050-2.2060 4.57-4.52 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling155 words
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Article97 1985-08-09 23 THE US dollar ended mixed against most major currencies m very quiet trading. Against the Singapore dollar, it finished at 2.2050/60 compared to its opening of 2.2020/40. It was traded between 2.2045 and 2.2073. Against the deutschemark, it ended slightly lower at 2.8420/30. It was traded between 2.8455 and97 words
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Article115 1985-08-09 23 THE kilobar market traded between 5522,776 and 5522,975 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.90/322.30 and Slipped on light local selling to the day's low of U*****.60/322.00. Trading remained quiet m the afternoon as the gold price edged higher to close the day at U*****.60/323.00 on a115 words
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Article24 1985-08-09 23 GOLD USS/oz Thurs Wed Singapore 322.20—322.60 321.10—321.50 Hongkong 322.40-322.80 320.90-321.30 Wed Thurs New York 322.10 322.70 320.40 320.90 London 321.50—322.00 319.75 320.2524 words
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Article212 1985-08-09 23 Managers' prices for Aug 9, 10 &12 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1.66— 1. 76 The Sayings Fund 131 139 S pore Prog Fund 0.74-0.78 Spore Sec Fund 1 05 1 Hid Spore Invest Fund 0.80— 0 85 Spore Equity Fund 0 75— 0.80 DBS Bank Shenton Growth212 words
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Article89 1985-08-09 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit SEPTEMBER Eurodollar opened sharply higher at 91.82 because of good results from the US Treasury auction. However, with additional good news from a further package discount by the credit market, the contract failed to climb higher. The volume was a low. (100 implied interest rate) Open High89 words
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Article, Illustration61 1985-08-09 23 SIDEWAYS trading m the morning m September deutschemark gave way to a rally as the European market unfolded m the afternoon. The deutschemark was influenced by sterling's recovery from its recent lows. US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 85 0.3523 0.3539 0.3519 0.3539 548 Dec61 words
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Article64 1985-08-09 23 EARLY selling of Japanese yen was motivated by the expected high demand from Japanese investors at the US Treasury auction. However, with the start of the European market m the afternoon, the September Japanese yen gained ground. Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sept 85 0.*****1 0.*****8B 0.*****864 words
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Article, Illustration70 1985-08-09 23 THE gold price rose on the back of a fresh round of dollar softness. Dealers and locals alike were generally unenthuasiatic about trading m the metal as reflected by the low volume traded. Reports from Security Pacific National Bank/SPAFI. (In UStper Troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est Vol70 words
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Article17 1985-08-09 23 Closint prices Ms/klo XL Tm 30 25 fell 20 cents Turnover: 140 tonnes fell 24 tonnes17 words
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Article18 1985-08-09 23 Closint prices Rubber cenb/kfe Singaoore August 171.50 tell 1.50 cents NWtyM Aug«si 191.00 fell 0 50 cents18 words
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Article21 1985-08-09 23 Silver Closint prices LSS troy oz Thurs Wed Singapore 6.14-6.19 611-6!6 Ntd Tuet NeaYork 612-617 610-615 Source: Credit Swsse, Spore21 words
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Article23 1985-08-09 23 Closint prices Copper £/tome Wed Spot 1055.00-1057.00 (1059.00-1060.00 3 months 1075 00 1076.01 (1066 00 1067.00 Market tone Irregular Sales: 94.500 tonnes23 words
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Article24 1985-08-09 23 Closint prices Aluminium E/tome Ned Spot 756 00—757 00 (760.00— 761 00) 3 months 779.50 780.00 (*****—783.00) Market tone Steady Sales 15,225 tonnes24 words
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Article94 1985-08-09 23 Closint prices Crude MJ/tome palm oil Aug 900 (south central) 897.50 (north) Sept/Oct 875 (south 870 (north) Refined palm 08 liSs/tomeS RBD palm Aug 482 50 (sellers) Sept 460 (selllers) Oct 445 (sellers) RBO Olem Aug 465 (sellers) Sept 435 (sellers) Oct 430 (sellers) RBD Stearin Aug 36094 words
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598 1985-08-09 23 INVESTORS mostly stayed on the sidelines yesterday awaiting the Prime Minister's National Day address. Share price movements were marginal. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose a negligible 0.39 points to 757.99. The Business Times Composite Index, however, lost 2.61 points to 655.26.598 words
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Article60 1985-08-09 23 NST Index Thursday 1237.33 (1237.80) Hongkong Hang Seng ft# Thursday 1673.55 (1698.66) Australian All-Ordinaries Thursday 935.0 (931.8) Nikkei D J Average Thursday *****.03(*****.15) Financial Times Industrials Wednesday 955.7 (956.1) Dow Jones Average g£ Wednesday 1325.04 (1325.16) (Fifties m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day) I i60 words
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Article232 1985-08-09 23 Ul 7 US$ Change Mcoo 34* +v. Mlied Chem Cp 44V. Mlis-Chalmers 5 unch \m Tel Tel 20% unch \max Inc 15 unch Kmr Corp 49 V, .ethlehem Sfl 16* Joeing Co 49V* .urroughs Cp 624 -4 laterpiHar Co 36V4 :hase Monhtn 554 -4 .hrysler Cp 35** -V*232 words
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Article253 1985-08-09 23 Aug 8 HK$ Chanje Associated HoteK 0.60 Bank Of East Asia 23.20 -0.1 Cheung Kong 17.90 -0 2 China Light )j.90 -0.3 Cross Harb Tunnel 11.60 unch F E Consortium 0.60 -001 Far East Exch Philex 0.0458 G I Cement 8.50B Great Eagle 068 Hang Lung 8.10 -0 15253 words
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Article334 1985-08-09 23 Aug 8 Yen Change Ajinomoto 1130 -20 Akai 388 -5 Amada 800 -5 Asahi Chem 859 -1 Asohi Gloss 821 -4 Bonk Tk 791 -45 Bridgestone 539 1 Canon 974 -3 Cask. Computer 1540 -60 Citizen 403 unch D Nip Print 1060 +10 D Nippon Screen Doiei 680 -10334 words
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Article321 1985-08-09 23 A„, g Cents Change (Aust) INDUSTRIALS A C I 266 A N I 268 unch A P M 290 +3 Aberfoyle 1080 unch Age 288 +8 Alliance Oil 105 -1 Allied MM 280 unch Ampol Exp 270 unch Ampol Pet 206 +1 Am 514 +4 Ashton 113 -2 B321 words
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Article553 1985-08-09 23 Auc 7 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 223 -3 Ass Dairies 142 -2 BTRPLC 328 -2 Babcocks 136 -I Barclays 392 -5 Beechjm 330 -8 BICC 193 +5 Blue Circle 506 -5 BOC Group 296 unch Boots 196 unch Bowater 310 -1 BATS 310 -1 Britannia 97 -1 BP 538553 words
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Article, Illustration589 1985-08-09 23 LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block Ratu Konsort (181A) 9/8(2300) Fl *****100 Nl Zim Trieste (10E) 10/8 (0100) F7 *****300 B 8 Chev V Belle (42/480) 10/8 (0400) Fl 1400-1600 B 6 L Srimam (31WA) 9/8(0700) F7 *****230,1800 1900 L 7 Thai Pailin (17N) 10/8589 words
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Article39 1985-08-09 23 SYDNEY, Thurs. A 24-hour strike by maritime unions at Australian ports ended as scheduled early today, sources said. Unions called the dock strike to protest against fines imposed on the Australasian Meat Industry Employees Union. Reuter.39 words
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Article, Illustration206 1985-08-09 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Anderso K9 a'side 9/8 Eastern Glory K28 a'side 9/8 Equator 5 K23 a'side 9/8 Golden Abidjan K32 a'side 9/8 Kota Raia K31 a'side 9 8 Straits Star K24E a'side 9/8 Gerbera K16 9 8 9 8 Waheng K19 9 8 15/9206 words
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Article, Illustration489 1985-08-09 24 SALMA KHALIK - SIA help sought to publicise air show SALMA KHALIK By Asian Aerospace '86 will be held here from Jan 15 to 18 THE organiser of Singapore's air show next year is banking on plane advertising to publicise the event. The Cahners Exposition Group has roped m Singapore Airlines and its489 words
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324 1985-08-09 24 ANTHONY HOE - ANTHONY HOE By- THE executive director of the Singapore Institute of Management, Emeritus Professor You Poh Seng, will share his experience on taking up a second career at a forum on Retirement Planning For Executives. Prof You, 66, will give a keynote address324 words
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240 1985-08-09 24 ANGELINE TAN - ANGELINE TAN By EDIBLE oils manufacturer Hwa Hong Corp Ltd, which finally succeeded In taking control of People's Insurance Co Ltd, can thank its earlier diversification for its better performance m the first half of the year. The group's turnover rose240 words
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Article298 1985-08-09 24 TOKYO, Thurs. THE Tokyo Stock Exchange and seven other stock exchanges m Japan today suspended trading m stocks and convertible bonds of the giant Sanko Steamship Co for the day. The suspension followed a published report that the company's three main banks had decided to stopAFP; Reuter - 298 words
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147 1985-08-09 24 MORGAN Grenfell (Asia) Ltd is arranging a US$7O million (Ssls4 million) note issuance facility (NIF) for Singapore Petroleum Company Pte Ltd (SPC), sources said. A Morgan Grenfell spokesman said the bank was m the process of finalising the issue but declined to give details.Reuter - 147 words
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Article160 1985-08-09 24 Your market basket .in. i TM* Cfcuii What a typical famiy of }kmm f r0H i..i four would buy from w,w £!J Lim Tua Tow wet market www I 500gm lean pork 3.50 Unch lf^S 300pn streaky pork 1.60 Unch /^?^r 500pn mutton 5.10 Unch l^sss^ 500pn beef (frozen) 4.90160 words
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157 1985-08-09 24 Hutchison sells 133 m shares in HK Electric HONGKONG, Thurs. Trading and property group Hutchison Whampoa has sold 133.75 million shares m power company Hongkong Electric Holdings Ltd Tor HK$l.l billion (Ss3l2 million). The shares, representing a 10 per cent stake m HK Electric, were sold at HK$B.2O each to157 words
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Article108 1985-08-09 24 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Federal Communications Commission said it has authorised the planned construction of a transpacific cable to link the United States and the Pacific basin. FCC officials said communications traffic is now routed via two underwater cables and a satellite, but additional capacity will beReuter - 108 words
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Advertisement356 1985-08-09 21 I A. '.„..<,+ 'QC F^HHr > N^l<*^V V^- V 'V M I i August 85 jm \s*' V-2-- i -JF*<r' < A j IV F N I I F SIMf'APDRF J*^* 1^ v&yF'Sfr W^tf^^ I UU '\J i _n LI y U C nMLL > -*-~^^t-_^^—^l^^l^^f^^^tt^ lounac suite Shenton Way,356 words
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Advertisement62 1985-08-09 22 YOU DONT HAVE TO BE A GREAT SINGER y^^ to enjoy -J§§fli i^ ill ill**** *C I Capture the exuberant diversity of MiMEr W^l I Victorian social lite m Music H&SpBBBt^ I Wllii more tlian Ph oto g ra P ns V^^yPil^^^i^* I engravings, paintings and other M ZSkM I62 words
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Advertisement14 1985-08-09 23 iiiorsK HOUSE GARDEN Retail Price: $6.80 Available monthly at all Good Bookshops and Newsagents14 words
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Advertisement55 1985-08-09 24 1 A II V IE r-'^ WL FIY SIA TO 5 OF THE GREATEST ATTRACTIONS OH THE AUSTRALIAN COAST Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide. Served by 10 weekly BIG TOP 747 or 747 Super-B flights. En route, you'll enjoy a standard of inflight service even other airlines talk about. A55 words
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Advertisement271 1985-08-09 25 I You think we're being silly, don't you? wm% Well, we're not. Cross our heart, we're not. 1 Come the 16th of August,TheStraitsTimeswill comewith i an extra section called Timeszone. The ad space in these pages will cost a whopping two- 1 > thirds less than in the other pages.271 words
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Advertisement759 1985-08-09 26 *****66 2 Eating Out FOR QUICK LUNCH Heserva- 1 turn, visit Lai Wah Restaurant: t 377 C. Jalan Besar (Aircond). Tel: > *****03/ 2981 W14 Branch: (Blk 44) C 1436 Bendemeer Road (Aircond) l Tel: *****60/ *****61 CAROL'S GOODIES. For authen- v tic Malaysian Meals. Open Daily t 9am -10pm759 words
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Advertisement715 1985-08-09 26 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafis 100 YEARS OLD, Hlackwood mar>le table. Rosewood flower itand, Chinese scroll painting alligraphy and other antique Imni to let go cheap *****28. ANTIQUE FURNITURE A Junk vanted. Young Antique, 42 Waten Rise. *****91/ *****89 Jay. 15 Aquariums 3IVING UP HOBBY, expensive fish md tank for sale. Genuine715 words
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Advertisement505 1985-08-09 26 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing T& /^llowerN >^% T3 THAN \t? i Due to economic recession those Furniture factory decide to clear < out all their stock at unbelievable prices! This special cheap sale will be assemble at i Henson Furniture Interior 6 MFG. Co. only for505 words
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Advertisement676 1985-08-09 26 27 Wanted 28 Health Centres/ Massage DOUBLE-FORTUNE HEALTH CENTRE. -04-12/ 13 Fortune Centre, 190 Middle Road. Massage/ sauna. All rooms with shower attached. Daily 10.30 am to llpm. Tel: *****44/ *****45. SPECIALIST HEALTH SALON 277 Orchard Rd, #03-29/30, Specialist Centre. Tel: *****39, *****66 ext 145, Massage Sauna Bath Opens laily676 words
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Advertisement598 1985-08-09 26 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday Friday 9.00 am to 5.00pm Saturday 8.30 am to 2.oopm ("a" 1 deadline tor the Sunday Times) Public Holiday 9.00 am to I.oopm COUNTER SERVICE: Time* Orchard Centre, 02-105 Lucky Plaza Monday-Friday: 10.00 am to 12 noon I.oopm to 5.30pm (4.00pm for next day) Time* House, 390598 words
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Advertisement492 1985-08-09 26 57 Business Opportunities CAYMAN ISLANDS LEADING INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTRE NO DUTIES NO TAXES FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INVESTMENTS FROM US$6O,OOO, HIGH RETURNS. PLEASE REPLY FOR INFORMATION: HORIZON S.A. P.O. BOX 222 CH 1211 GENEVA 12 SWITZERLAND NEW (ONLY 4 months old) English Pub/Restaurant for complete takeover or leasing. Viewing on492 words
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Advertisement582 1985-08-09 26 RATES Run-On: $5 00 per line (Mm $15 00) Semi-display: $20.00 per col cm (Mm. $60 00 Straits Times) $20.50 per col cm (Mm. $61 50 Sunday Times) Display: $25 00 per col. cm. (Mm. $75.00 Straits Times) $25 62 per col cm. (Mm $76 86 Sunday Times) Box Charges:582 words
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Advertisement245 1985-08-09 26 CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: Food/Entertainment (2 5) Personal Servicts/Merchandise(ll 39) Business to Business (49 58) Employment (64 74) Vehicles (81 96) Properties (105 127) Travel Guide (135 139) Education ft Instruction (146 157) Announcements (166 174) Obituaries (181 185) 68 Situations Vacant: Tutorial LADY SEC. SCH. Maths teacher reqd. to give tuition245 words
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Advertisement688 1985-08-09 27 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical JbVLMHHH:' tILULmk. Applications are invited from suitable candidates for the following positions of: CLERK/TYPIST Pre- requisites: Minimum 'O' Level Able to type at 35 wpm Have interest and aptitude m computer terminal work Have a pleasant personality and positive attitude688 words
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Advertisement317 1985-08-09 27 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Established engineering contracting company urgently requires a PROJECT SUPERVISOR/ COORDINATOR for its newly awarded projects m plumbing and sanitary works. Applicants must have 3 years experience m water piping/hydrants and sewer works. Technical Diploma is advantageous. Please write m with complete resume and expected salary to:317 words
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Advertisement625 1985-08-09 27 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Established Shipping Company requires A) OPERATIONS PERSONNEL Familial with Singapore' Panama/ Indonesian embassy clearance Able to arrange berths co-ordinate m loading/ discharging operations. Must have Class 2 licence and possess own motorbike. Must be prepared to work overtime. B) SALES CUM PURCHASING PERSONNEL Kxperlence m shlpchandling625 words
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Advertisement489 1985-08-09 27 l^eM)W'(Jfitefa>b-fo^-- 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance I .Up to 90% 1 I Zl.v We'll give you all s I 87 For Sale: Mercedes 1978 MERCEDES BENZ, 200 manuil. aircon, radio cassette, central ocking, power windows, sports •ims, m excellent condition, /iew: 36H Uunearn Road, *09-47 Chancery Lane,489 words
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Advertisement517 1985-08-09 27 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan APRIL '84 NISSAN Sunny. 1 owner. Aircond., radio cassette. $20,800. Tel: *****87. BEAUTIFUL NON-PARF DATSUN 1400, aircond., hi-fi, s/rims. $3,500. *****79. DEC. '80 DATSUN 100 A.1. 1 owner, radio cassette, sports rims. Good condition. *****68, Osman. NEAR '84 (12/83) Sunny 1.3 GL 5-speed. Aircon., s/rims, PARF517 words
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Advertisement725 1985-08-09 27 90 For Sale: Toyota 73 TOYOTA CELICA, new road tax/ insurance. Radio cassette, aircon.. s/rims. $7,000 0.n.0. 81k.535, »12-4070, A.M. Kio Aye. 5. '80 TOYOTA CELICA. Sports rims, radio, cassette. View: 11 Jin Mas Puteh. Downpayment $2,500 drive away car. *****88 Peter. TOYOTA STARLET 1000 c.c. near "81. Aircon., tax725 words
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Advertisement892 1985-08-09 27 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi '82 1 OWNER, Galanl. aircon s/rims., cassette, power windows, $15,500 0.n.0. Serena *****05. 9/77 COLT CELESTE, aircon, radio cassette, 5-speed. Good cond. Offer to *****01/ *****54. 92 For Sale: Mazda NOV. '83 323 1.3 notchback sspeed. Expensive hi-fi set, s/rims, low profile tyres, central locking, power892 words
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Advertisement862 1985-08-09 27 94 For Sale: Other Makes i SEPT. '81 PONY 1400T1 Aircon Excellent value for $11,000 0.n.0. Owner leaving to work overseas. Tel: *****85 VOLKSWAGEN 1974. GOOD eond. $7,800 0.n.0. View: Car Park 12, Blk. 324 Hougang Aye 5 Tel: *****92. Hassan. XTE DAIHATSU CHARADE for sale. near '79. New aircon..862 words
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Advertisement764 1985-08-09 27 97 Vehicles Wanted WILLING TO PAY good price tor quality used cars. Reasonable offers to Mr Koh. *****77 $10 SERVICE CHARGE, we can sell your car fast at maximum price Tel: *****17. 7a.m.- 10p.m. $10.00 SERVICE CHARGE only, we can sell your car fast at max price Tel: *****60 7am-764 words
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Advertisement466 1985-08-09 27 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.9 WALKING DISTANCE tc Orchard Rd newly renovated hunglw. with pool 4 bdrms, 1 servants. $7,000. D.ll Swiss Club vicinity, 4 bdrms., 1 servant's, huge living dining Pool $6,500 David Lav *****92 x 799 (agt). D.ll 2-1/2-STOREY DETACHED bunglw with area of 8.000 sq.ft large gdn466 words
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Advertisement1286 1985-08-09 28 94 For Sale: Other Makes 94 For Sale: Other Makes 94 For Sale: Other Makes i 1 1 Now only $4,500 downpayment and you can be driving a brand new BX. Make your heart race a little faster. Take a test drive and you'll see how brilliant it is! XjjlMWVHpniiiiii^'^1,286 words
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Advertisement514 1985-08-09 28 94 For Sale: Other Makes 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms FURN./ UNFURN. ROOMS for students/ working ladies $150. *****34. HOLLAND ROAD NEAR town. One furn. room suits for lady/ girl student. Ss4oo. *****08. MARINE CRESCENT 5-RM has room for ladies. Sharing basis allowed. Contact *****47/*****51. MARINE PARADE ROOMS available for single514 words
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Advertisement758 1985-08-09 28 113 For Sale: Houses FREEHOLD^ Only 9 Units Available. SHOW HOUSE OPEN FOR VIE Any special requirements on cha of design can be arranged. MARGC VILLA" STRATEGICALLY LOCATED In one of Singapore's most sol Road and Stevens Road (Behir expressway. EXTENSIVE LAND AREA: 15,000sq.ft. or above with 7,5( SPECIAL FEATURES:758 words
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Advertisement1371 1985-08-09 28 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses j9r m W. < H^_____ anges mET^mmm ML m^ AAaammAk Swimming Pool. ught-after neighbourhood sited at the junction ot Bukit Timah nd Hotel Equatorial). 15 minutes drive to Changi Airport via OOsq.ft. built-in area. 4 ''ov^r777~-~-~~»_ n fittings using high class quality1,371 words
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Advertisement503 1985-08-09 28 114 For Sale: Private Apartments For some people just about perfect is just not good enough. krfC ITHMPmiI *^C I /W|[C!l AIVC u§|P ITI/ 11 uJlyljlL; First class position. First class quality >^— I**1 i* First class facilities. $395,000 to $725,000. Show Flat open 9am 5.30pm. Developer: Kintyre Park Development503 words
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Advertisement251 1985-08-09 28 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces f CHOICE ~1 FACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE Factory space of various dimensions at Sims Aye Eunos Road for lease. Please contact Mr Chong/Alice/Doreen Tel: *****11 or *****58 JM i— i— —^^*J 119 Warehouses/ 119251 words
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Advertisement447 1985-08-09 29 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Facilities include: Electronic weighbridge Loading/unloading bays for 1 2 container trucks Heavy duty cargo lifts of 4,500 kg with clear opening of 3m x 2.5 m and landing directly onto the loading/ unloading deck Flexible layout to meet various requirements Ample parking facilities Hurry! Book earlyCOLLIERS447 words
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Advertisement1016 1985-08-09 29 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours x ♦>♦♦♦ w^w^^ww** iNAMHO TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD. o 0 ""V A ParadU* Trip (Incl. Expo '85 Disneyland) Met kp A A S i/nttPk Whole Korea Japan 12 days... «$2,4e«/HW A \NV)n tn M Japan/Hongkong 9 days....»s2,lW/Hiii 3^ 0 \K?^H J Only Whole1,016 words
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Advertisement538 1985-08-09 29 137 Tours 137 Tours I Holiday Best Sellers THERE'S NO COMPARISON FOR THE MOST TALKED- ABOUT TOURS TO EUROPE! Completely revised programmes and upgraded facilities. Select your first stop m either Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Paris, Athens, Helsinki or Zurich. Exclusives! SCANDINAVIA (Finland. Norway. Sweden. Denmark). SALZBURG the 'Sound of Music. VIENNA.538 words
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Advertisement426 1985-08-09 29 137 Tours 137 Tours lm f_ SCHOOL HOLIDAY j TOURS J «3/4 Days Bali from $699 *6 Days Perth from $965 V I Dep 8/9. 11/9 Dep every Thur, Fn I 3/4/5 Days Lake Toba 7 Days India $1650 I I from $399 Dep 8/9. 9/9. 11/9 Deo. 6/9 every426 words
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Advertisement83 1985-08-09 29 137 Tours I J i 4 Wl l I HP Ip gt 1 F mj M I ll^.ffsfT^ALlK jEUROPE'BS l> 1..1.te""r.jl I' iiy<fc*JßiSPlH(BHj S mammEn rp GLOBAL I EUROPE'BS tyiiito^iriiii 8 mfc li vMnQfWMji (fffl^7ii|ii|lH S 11-days All New Zealand Tour gJk $*****° BY POPULAR DEMAND jf*^ ADDITIONAL DEPARTURES j83 words
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RACING
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641 1985-08-09 30 LUCKY LEO - LUCKY LEO ON THE TRACK with I Top ten_J Gibraltar Rock Serious Fun Monterio Barry Symphony Traff life Chollimah Sofia Mr Nice Guy Active Fox KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Irish-bred Traff Life (Race 7 on Saturday) worked attractively here this morning, suggesting that he is641 words
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Article, Illustration162 1985-08-09 30 AUCKLAND, Thurs. Veteran New Zealand jockey John Grylls (right), father of Gary Grylls who rode seven winners m Singapore-Malaysia as a visiting jockey earlier this year, has announced his retirement after 35 years m the saddle. He was injured m a race spill at Ellerslie162 words
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Article194 1985-08-09 30 dfgh THE following horses did not fulfil their enagagements at the Perak Turf Club July Meeting because of these conditions noted during training: Show Me How (arthrosis fore fetlocks), Human Revolution (injured right fore foot), Astraflash (tendinitis right fore), Lovely Melody (unfit to race),194 words
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241 1985-08-09 30 LUCKY LEO - 14 stayers get into special $250,000 race LUCKY LEO KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Fourteen top stayers have earned berths m the $250,000 Sultan of Selangor Silver Jubilee race over 2,000 m here on Nov 24, final day of the Selangor Turf Club November Meeting which caters for horses m Classes 4241 words
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Article48 1985-08-09 30 THE following horses have just been deleted: Class 1: Wonderful Surprise m. Class 2: Daktari, Lisa Dale, Glamorous Charm, Lucius Quintus n. Class 3: Enjoyment VI. Class 4: Double Adios IV, Adik Sayang, Tian Ec, Local Ace. Class 5: Mini Success. Class C: Posebel, Always Prosper.48 words
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Article2024 1985-08-09 30 IL'.'ff J'.'.JfH 1.45 CLASS 5 DIV 3 1,200m ffiiai n rn^ii iXff (Ratings: 50-36) (Stakes: $11,500) 1 *****0 Many Wishes 59.5 (49) Many Wishes-Zain 8 nzg dl -.5 (1200m) V Nathan 6 2 7580 Bravado II 55.5 (41) Bravado-Buang 4 nzg d2 same (1200m) Francis 102,024 words
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Advertisement647 1985-08-09 30 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education HOTEL MANAGEMENT DEGREE COURSES 2-yr Associate Degree /Diploma m Hotel Mgt 3/4-yr Bachelor's Degree m Hotel Mgt. SIU offers an intensive programme combining basic business studies with practical Hotel Restaurant Management Training m Franc*, Germany ft England. COURSE DATES: SEPT '85 A JAN '86647 words
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Advertisement306 1985-08-09 30 148 Computer MASTER COMPUTER COURSES at office/ home, $95., Basic Programming for beginners, starts 15/8/85, $70. Tel: *****31. 149 Secretarial/ Typing TYPING 1/2/3 MONTHS: Electronic/ Electric Machines; B'keeping, Shorthand. Spore Inst. of Commerce *****81, *****49. 150 Commercial/ Technical NEW CLASSES SHORTHAND BEGINNERS Fri 7.0()-9.00pm./Aug. 2 Wed 7.00-9.00pm./Aug. 7 BOOKKEEPING BEGINNERS306 words
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Advertisement542 1985-08-09 30 152 Music BAROCK MUSIC SCHOOL offering piano, organ and guitar lessons. Beginners to Diploma »03-03, Beauty World Plaza, 140 Upper B. Timah Rd. *****15/ *****74. QUALITY PIANO LESSONS offered by undergrad. at Bukit Timah Avail, only on Tues./ Thurs. night and Sat. Tel: *****78. 153 Driving HONG LEE DRIVING Instruction542 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration305 1985-08-09 31 MDM. YONG WAI LANG Age: 69 passed away peacefully on Bth August 1965 leaving behind: Sons: Daughters-ln-Law: Chew Keng Fatt Goh Yook Fong Chow Keng Pui Soong Keng San Chow Keng Sun Chew Keng Seng Wong Yun Fun (deceased) (deceased) Chew Keng Foo Daughter Chew Lai Eng God-Son:305 words
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Obituary, Illustration128 1985-08-09 31 LOH LIAN HWAH Born: 21 AUG. 1939 Beloved wife of CHUA SUM HUI called Home to be with the Lord on 7th August 1985. Sadly missed mourned by: Husband: Chua Sum Hui Son: Chua Chia-Yi Daughter: Chua Chia-Ming, Jasmine Body lying m ALL SAINTS MEMORIAL CHURCH, 5, Poh128 words
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Obituary, Illustration39 1985-08-09 31 The family of the late MR. NEO KENG TECK who passed away suddenly on 6.8.85. wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all friends and relatives for their support and encouragement during their recent bereavement.39 words
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Obituary, Illustration35 1985-08-09 31 184 In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY OF NANCY M H SEAH DEPARTED ON 9-8-82 Sadly missed and always remembered by B.K. Khoo Steven Lav Jenny Ong Jack Cheok J.T. Lim B.H. Sim35 words
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Obituary, Illustration139 1985-08-09 31 (Alto known m SUPPULETCHUMI w/o M BALAKRISHNAN) pasted away peacefully on 7/8/85 The family wishes to thank all relatives and friends for their kind attendance, assistance, donations, condolences wreaths during their recent bereavement. She leaves behind beloved: Husband: Mr. M. Balakrishnan (Deputy CEPO NZ Force SEA) Sons Gunalan139 words
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Obituary, Illustration42 1985-08-09 31 With Heartfelt Sympathy and Condolence to the Family of the late LEE KEONG AGE: 69 DEPARTED: 7TH AUG. 1985 From: CHONG AH CHUNG TAN CHEOW SENG CHANG BABE CHONG SAY KOW TEO AH MOI CHA CHONG NGOH ALICE LEE A.M.42 words
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Obituary, Illustration57 1985-08-09 31 In Loving Memory of Our Beloved Grandmother MDM. CHUA SOO IMM Departed 9.8.84 Today recalls sad memories of our dear Grandmother gone to rest and the one who thinks of her today is the one who loves her best Sadly missed and always remembered by your grandchildren:57 words
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Obituary, Illustration286 1985-08-09 31 In Loving Memory Of MDM ANNAPURANIAMAL Departed 9.8.84 Walked m our hearts there's a garden Where memories bloom everyday. In the rainbow colors of happiness To us her name will ever be The key that unlocks memory Of a dear one gone but cherished yet A beloved286 words
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Obituary, Illustration53 1985-08-09 31 IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED MOTHER MRS SEOW GIM SAN Nee MDM KOW KIM YEOK LEFT TO BE WITH THE LORD ON 9TH AUGUST 1983 ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY CHILPREN, RELATIVES FRIENDS BORN: 20 AUG. 60 DEPARTED 9 AUG. 62 FONDEST MEMORY OF TREVOR VUE VLWAYS REMEMBERED53 words
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Obituary, Illustration55 1985-08-09 31 In Loving Memory JENNY KOH Departed Aug. 9 1984 Gone from our lives, one so dear But m our hearts forever near Always remembered by loved ones, Bob. MR. CHIAM YONG CHUA Departed: 9th Aug. 1978 His memory is as dear today. As m the hour he55 words
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Article, Illustration633 1985-08-09 31 Two-day-old baseball strike comes to an end -4 Both sides were sincere. They had the players' careers and owners' futures at stake. There has been integrity on both sides for a long time. And that is why we have an| agreement today. 7 UeberrothNYT - 633 words
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414 1985-08-09 31 Nov 14, 1184: Negotiations begin for a new contract. Dec SI: Old contract expires. Sides remain far apart on such issues as salary arbitration, free agency, pensions and television revenues. Mar 12, HB5: Owners claim staggering financial losses, including US$42 million ($92.4 million) mUPI - 414 words
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Article, Illustration129 1985-08-09 31 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Kapil Dcv is to captain India on a tour of Sri Lanka later this month, the Indian Cricket Control Board said yesterday. The team for the tour would be announced today, added Board secretary A.W. Kanmadikar. The 26-year-old allrounder took over from SunilReuter - 129 words
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Article129 1985-08-09 31 Smith and Terry to the rescue LONDON, Thurs. Centuries by Robin Smith and Paul Terry helped Hampshire recover from an unsteady start and edge a little closer to their first English one-day cricket final today. Smith made 110 and Terry 105 as Hampshire, 51-3 at one stage, fought back toReuter - 129 words
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Article404 1985-08-09 31 Peace in Paris promise WASHINGTON, Thurs. PARIS has launched a worldwide quest to be chosen as site of the 1992 Olympics, promising all the joy and good things of last year's Los Angeles Games, minus boycotts and long crosstown travel. Speedboat transport of athletes and a compact city, where sightseeingAP - 404 words
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219 1985-08-09 31 N. Korean proposal gets Soviet support SEOUL, Thurs. North Korea's offer to co-host the 1988 Olympics almost four years after Seoul was awarded the Games has caused anger here, but foreign diplomats say Soviet support has added weight to the idea. Pyongyang is continuing to push the proposal despite SouthReuter - 219 words
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Article337 1985-08-09 31 Late rally: Taiwan survived a late rally to upset defending champions Cuba 6-4 at the World Junior Baseball Championship m Albany, New York. Other results: United States 3 Venezuela, Panama 8 Australia 1, Canada 20 Mexico 5. Japanese Central League Hanshin 12 Yakult 5, Hiroshima 0 Chunichi337 words
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Article284 1985-08-09 32 ZURICH, Thurs. Three lawyers, from Switzerland, West Germany and Greece, will decide today whether to ease sanctions imposed on Liverpool and Juventus m the wake of the riot at the European Cup final which killed 38 people. The European Football Union banned Liverpool from theirReuter - 284 words
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Article, Illustration418 1985-08-09 32 Witeczek goals put Germans m last four RESULTS West Germany 4 China 2 Brazil 2 Saudi Arabia 1 Nigeria 3 Hungary 1 Guinea 0 Australia 0 (Guinea 4-2 pens, after ex. time) BEIJING, Thursday MARCEL WITECZEK scored a hat-trick as West Germany defeated China 4-2Reuter; AFP - 418 words
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Article, Illustration144 1985-08-09 32 RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. Flamengo's Argentine international goalkeeper Übaldo Fillol has joined Spanish First Division Atletico Madrid m a US$l2O,OOO ($250,000) move, an official of the Brazilian club said yesterday. Joel Teppet, Flamengo's financial vice-president, said Fillol was currently m Spain disussing a contract. The ArgentinianReuter - 144 words
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Article121 1985-08-09 32 LONDON, Thurs. Mick Channon is set to team up again with his former England and Southampton colleague, Alan Ball, who is now manager of English Second Division soccer club Portsmouth. The 36-year-old striker, recently released by Norwich, is likely to reject Fourth Division Exeter's offer to be121 words
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Article124 1985-08-09 32 FAM turn down Swansea KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Football Association of Malaysia have rejected an offer by Swansea City to take several players from the national side for attachment with a professional team m England. FAM secretary Paul Murugasu said it would be best for the team to train togetherAFP - 124 words
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Article, Illustration553 1985-08-09 32 COORS CYCLING CLASSIC RENO, Thurs GREG LEMOND, of the United States, riding m his hometown, yesterday took the overall lead after five stages of the Coors Classic international cycling championship. Riding m the lead for the majority of the race with fellow American Andrew Hampsten,Reuter - 553 words
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Article, Illustration562 1985-08-09 33 Biondi batters through the 49sec barrier Not looking a gift-horse m the mouth 41 don't think it has registered with me that I just swam the fastest 100 m freestyle of all time, but when it does I will probably be jumping up and down with the crowd.Reuter; AP - 562 words
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Article139 1985-08-09 33 Men's IMm free: 1 Matt Biondi 48.95 (world rec) 2 Mike Heath 50.37 3 Scott McCadam 50.70. 2Mm tree: 1 Matt Biondi, 1:47.89 (US rec) 2 Mike Heath, 1:48.87 3 Duffy Dillon 1:49.30. 4Mm individual medley: 1 Jeff Kostoff 4:22.27 2 Jeff Prior 4:22.60 3 Matt RankinAFP; AP - 139 words
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Article, Illustration361 1985-08-09 33 SOFIA, Thurs. Double Olympic and world champion Michael Gross won his second individual gold medal at the European swimming championships here yesterday with a comfortable win m the 100 m butterfly, one of his four world record distances, and then anchored West Germany to victoryAFP; Reuter - 361 words
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Article260 1985-08-09 33 Men's IMii butterfly: 1 Michael Gross (WG) 54.02 2 Andrew Jameson (Brit) 54.30 3 Marcel Gery (Cze) 54.86 4 Dano Halsall (Swit) 55.03 5 Benny Nielsen (Den) 55.04 8 Thomas Drebkr (EG) 55.07 7 Frank Drost (Hoi) 55.60 8 Fabrizio Ilampazzo (Italy) 56.20. 4Mm Individual medley: 1AFP - 260 words
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Article85 1985-08-09 33 Inter-con finals' new dates THE Inter-constituency swimming championships finals, originally scheduled for Aug 17, will now be held on Aug 25 at Clementi from 6.30-9.30 pm. The Singapore Sports Council organisers of the annual event said the delay was because of communication difficulities with the participating constituencies. A total of85 words
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Article160 1985-08-09 33 Zhanna weathers the storm SOFIA, Thurs. Zhanna Tsurulnikova defied appalling weather to regain the women's springboard diving title at the European swimming championships here yesterday. The 23-year-old from Kiev coped more effectively with the wind and rain, which whipped into the competitors' faces as they prepared to dive, to clinchReuter - 160 words
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ATHLETICS
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Article174 1985-08-09 34 Coe and Cram lead team LONDON, Thurs. Triple world record-hold-er Steve Cram and double Olympic champion Sebastian Coe head Britain's squad for the European Cup final in Moscow later this month. Cram, who set the 1,500 metres, mile and 2,000m world marks in 19 days, will run the 1,500m inReuter - 174 words
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Article241 1985-08-09 34 HAKIKAT RAI - Juniors get a blasting HAKIKAT RAI SINGAPORE'S junior track and field athletes have once again come under fire for their lack of commitment to the sport. Joseph Van, 63, president of the Singapore Association of Veteran Athletes, fired the latest salvo, saying that the juniors had failed to reciprocate the241 words
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Article, Illustration451 1985-08-09 34 JOE DORAI - No 'passport' to Malaysia JOE DORAI Causeway checkpoint leaves Fandi with only home offer By TOP Malaysian state soccer teams are not interested m Singapore striker Fandi Ahmad at the moment, leaving him with no choice but to accept the offer made by the Football Association of Singapore. When contactedJERRY SEH - 451 words
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Article225 1985-08-09 34 Ceylonese forfeit key match CEYLON Sports Club have forfeited last week's Premier League hockey match against Jansenites. CSC, who cited ground repairs for not playing the match, have also been asked to explain why they did not prepare the pitch adequately when it was ascertained to be playable. The Singapore225 words
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Article203 1985-08-09 34 ONE look at the Police Academy pitch yesterday was enough to tell how the Singapore Hockey Association Premier League match between Singapore Cricket Club and Police would progress hit and chase or pass and pray. But even such uninspiring tactics proved inadequate as the203 words
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Article276 1985-08-09 34 RUSSIA and Yugoslavia are to compete m the Merlion Cup basketball tournament from Sept 7-15 at Gay World Stadium. The good news came from Basketball Association of Singapore vice-presi-dent Ho Kah Leong at yesterday's press conference at Havelock Road. The two countries, whose basketball reputation alone276 words
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315 1985-08-09 34 COWES (Isle of Wight), Thurs. Britain's chances of winning the Admiral's Cup suffered a severe setback yesterday when their yacht Jade incurred a 32--point penalty to slip 75 points behind leaders and Cup-holders West Germany. Jade's owner, American Larry Woodell, yesterday admitted an infringementReuter; AFP - 315 words
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Article108 1985-08-09 34 PATRICIA CHUA broke the only record of the night m the Chinese SC's 33rd Junior swimming championship* at Amber Road lasfnlght. Her 1 mm. 11.11 sec. In girls' under-14 INm butterfly erased Karen Chong's 1:12.1 set m 1174. Results Boys' 1-14: INm fly: 1 Christopher Kuah 2 Adrex108 words
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Article, Illustration476 1985-08-09 35 ALBERT SIM - ALBERT SIM REPORTS BY LEE WAI WUN PICTURES BY Adelene Rolls m to a royal welcome 41 did expect some kind of welcome, but I thought it would be just some reception at the Bowler-Drome, not the airport. Oh gosh, I never expected all this! It476 words
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Article, Illustration147 1985-08-09 35 SISTER Doreen was among the first to plant a congratulatory kiss on the girl everyone was waiting for. Welcome smiles and fresh roses tinged the air, and camera lights blinked, as Adelene Wee, Alfonso Dy and coach Frank Lee walked through147 words
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Article404 1985-08-09 35 LIAN ENG HARDWARE were runaway winners m the men's invitational team event at the Anchor Beer Singapore International bowling championships yesterday. Their quartet of James Yap, Gary Quek, Jack Wong and Francis Rodricks scored 2,349 pinfalls (over three games each). Runners-up were Johor Holiday Bowl404 words
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285 1985-08-09 35 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON By TWO years ago Chew Kok Wye was making waves m the U-12 age-group. And only last month he was turning out for the Pepsi team m the F-grade squash league. But at Kallang last night the 14-year-old285 words
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Article325 1985-08-09 35 PETER SIOW - Republic keep in sight PETER SIOW JOHN MAXWELL and Russell Mark, both owners of Australia's familiar green-and-yellow jerseys, gave a colourful account of their marksmanship on the opening day of the Pesta Sukan trap championships at Rifle Range Road yesterday. Maxwell was the most prolific shooter, bagging 71 birds out325 words
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Article300 1985-08-09 35 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - Encores will be out MAHMOOD GAZNAVI THE stage is set for a repeat of last year's Malaysian Cricket Association final between Singapore and Federal Territory m Kuala Lumpur starting today. But Singapore skipper Lawrence Young and his men must be hoping that apart from the event, nothing else should be300 words
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Article444 1985-08-09 35 Seeds make way up the mountain FOREIGN TENNIS STRATTON MOUNTAIN (Vermont), Thurs. The top seeds m the U*****,000 ($693,000) Stratton Mountain Grand Prix all advanced to the third round yesterday without losing a set. Top seed John McEnroe took 55 minutes to dismiss fellow-American Bud Schultz 6-2, 6-1. The lackReuter - 444 words
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Article29 1985-08-09 35 ROCKWELL RC beat RDC (Brickworks) 2-1 m a Jurong Cup soccer match at Clementi yesterday. Other result: Port League Div 2 semi-final: BFW 1 Keppel Wharf 0.29 words
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Article187 1985-08-09 35 TAY CHENG KHOON - Wrong way to go TAY CHENG KHOON FREDDIE SOH is undoubtedly a skilful, stylish snooker player showing lots of potential and promise. But unless he adopts a more positive attitude towards the sport his talent will be sinfully wasted. Freddie, needing a miracle to overcome a 4-1 overnight deficit against187 words
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Advertisement198 1985-08-09 31 A dictionary specially designed for learners of English m Southeast Asia B; l^Hi l^B/ft 4 ■r^ateSwP^^^H Its prominent feature is the highlight of common errors on grammar, spelling and usage m grey-tinted boxes at the appropriate words, making the dictionary an active teaching reference. Other features: 24 000 words and198 words
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Miscellaneous55 1985-08-09 35 BOWLING Singapore International (Kallang Bowler-Drome, 9). CRICKET MCA Inter-state final: Singapore v Federal Territory (XL). Friendly: SCRC I v SCRC n (Balestier Rd) both at 10.30. HOCKEY Friendly: SCC v Angels Hockey Club (Padang, 4.30) SHOOTING Pert* Sukan trap championship (Rifle Range Rd, 8) SOFTBALL Friendly: Malar ca Youth v55 words
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411 1985-08-09 36 India able to make its own plutonium NEW DELHI, Thurs. India today announced a major breakthrough m its atomic energy programme with its ability to make plutonium capable of being used for nuclear weapons from domestic technology. The Press Trust of India (PTI) said the Plutonium would not be subjectReuter; AP; AFP - 411 words
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Article, Illustration486 1985-08-09 36 GRACE CHNG - GRACE CHNG By Best place to invest m East Asia, says maker of printers SINGAPORE has been given the thumbs-up by an American manufacturer of printers, Printronix, which decided to locate a factory here despite the high cost of doing business. Its486 words
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277 1985-08-09 36 SECONDARY and junior college students have been urged to have a sober and realistic attitude towards life m the face of the economic slowdown. This was Education Minister Dr Tony Tan's sombre National Day message to secondary schools and junior colleges277 words
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Article31 1985-08-09 36 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 3.37 points to 1,328.41 m the first halfhour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. APAP - 31 words
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Article, Illustration347 1985-08-09 36 BIRTHDAYS are no big deal for six Mount Vernon Secondary School pupils born on Aug 9 because the country celebrates for them. But this year is special. They were "discovered" m a Mindef search for Aug 9 birthday teenagers from among the National Day Parade participants.347 words
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203 1985-08-09 36 BBC to screen banned film later in the year LONDON, Thurs. The British Broadcasting Corporation is to go ahead with the screening of a banned documentary on Northern Ireland, BBC directorgeneral Alasdair Milne said today, indicating it would be shown towards the end of the year. Mr Milne also assertedReuter - 203 words
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Article78 1985-08-09 36 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The King and Queen of Malaysia have sent a congratulatory message to Singapore s Acting President, Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng, on the occasion of the Republic's National Day. In their message, they expressed confidence that Singapore would continue to achieve greater progress and prosperity. Malaysian78 words
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Miscellaneous136 1985-08-09 36 Weather UP TO 1 pm: Few showers m the late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6am tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 7.15 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.05 am. GLOBAL MATHER Adelaide 7/13 C Fine Manila 24/32 C Cloudy Amsterdam 15/20 C Cloudy Melbourne 9/13 C Cloudy Bangkok 25/33 C136 words
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Section Two
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Weekend
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Article, Illustration636 1985-08-09 1 T.K. SABAPATHY previews the 1985 National Day Art and Photographic Exhibition, which will be held at the National Museum Art Gallery from Aug 16 to Aug 31 4 The exhibition aims to bring about a greater general awareness of the most recent expressions by artists. A selection is636 words
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Article, Illustration265 1985-08-09 1 THE painting you see gracing the front cover of today's 52-page National Day supplement was specially commissioned by The Straits Times. We asked one of Singapore's foremost contemporary artists, Goh Beng Kwan, 42, to paint a multilayered vision for us for we felt this was265 words
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Article, Illustration736 1985-08-09 2 MIRANDA TAY - MIRANDA TAY By I'm usually all at sea m the swimwear department, the one that's hardest on my vanity and cruellest on my endurance. Mwer has survival been so re-defined as m here; you really have to keep your head above water and the disconcerting thing736 words
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Article, Illustration975 1985-08-09 2 LONG KUM TONG - LONG KUM TONG By 4 What strikes your eye as you step into the sacrosanct (jackpot) room is the intense concentration on the row of faces whose owners are doing battle royal with the bandits. Some pull the bandits' steel-forged arms rather too violently,975 words
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Weekend Mailbag
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Letter288 1985-08-09 2 WHENEVER my friends and I talk about Radio One's censorship of songs, there's really a lot to talk about. A number of songs have not been allowed to be aired over Radio One for reasons that are not disclosed to the public. I remember clearly when288 words
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Article, Illustration920 1985-08-09 3 IVOR DAVIS - IVOR DAVIS The Hollywood Western died with John Wayne, or did it? Three Westerns are now riding back from the sunset By m Hollywood 4 In any crowd, somebody always yells at me, 'When ya m gonna make another Western?' 7 Clint Eastwood (above) TO920 words
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Article484 1985-08-09 3 Patrick Shen - Patrick Shen Home Video 4 1 is pointless to catch a good film on a poor quality video, m which colours run like water-colour m the rain, and which sounds as if it haM been recorded underwater. 7 LET'S face it video viewers here still have484 words
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Article732 1985-08-09 4 Georgina Emmanuel - Georgina Emmanuel Music Matters "JUST how do I select a music teacher who is qualified, conscientious and caring?" To the many anxious parents who have asked this question, have you heard of the Singapore Music Teachers' Association? This is a small society that provides732 words
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Article, Illustration1555 1985-08-09 4 Stephen Bishop, whose song, It Might Be You, had hogged our airwaves until recently, talks to JACINTHA ABISHIGANADEN m Honolulu about songwriting, the American Dream and Madonna WAITING for a film one Saturday night m Honolulu, I wandered into a video store and there found1,555 words
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Furniture Palladium
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Article, Illustration359 1985-08-09 6 A two-page report published m conjunction with the fair which opens today IF YOU like Italian brass beds, then you are a typical Singaporean. At least, that is what furniture fair organiser Mr Twang Peh Jeow thinks. These beds, either plated m brass or359 words
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Article, Illustration131 1985-08-09 6 IF YOU like rearranging your furniture once m a few years, there is one way of doing it without having to buy new pieces. This Robinia Wall Unit (left) from Italy is made up of different sections that you can put together m whatever way131 words
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Article, Illustration130 1985-08-09 6 FOR a new look m the bedroom, a king-size rattan bed might just be the answer. It comes m a variety of colours, natural cane, mahogany, ivory, brown, grey, white and capucinno. The beds are also available m queen size. The bigger one costs $661 ($1,055130 words
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Article, Illustration608 1985-08-09 7 DENISE FOWLER shows how bedrooms, even small ones, can be made to look their best 4 Even a small room can have many functions as a place to sleep, pursue hobbies or even eat and entertain. By decorating with an eye toward comfort608 words
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Article, Illustration849 1985-08-09 5 Staying Tuned Catherine Ong IT'S just two days before the finals of our first national song- writing competition, the ABU Popular Song Contest, and Chia Hoe Khim, one of the cowriters of the only Malay song entry, Ku Tak Mengerti, is getting more excited by the849 words
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568 1985-08-09 5 PHILIP COOREY - PHILIP COOREY A preview of this Sunday's Ch 12 Film Focus feature, Julius Caesar, by WHEN producer John Houseman and director Joseph L. Mankiewicz combined to make this version of Julius Caesar m 1952, their idea was to make audiences see568 words
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Article, Illustration652 1985-08-09 9 GUAN LIBING - GUAN LIBING By 4 The thing that I want most is freedom! I want to walk on the streets unnoticed and I want to do things my a way, even if it means saying no to certain roles. Sight Sound TWELVE-THIRTY m the morning is anTAN SUAN ANN - 652 words
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Article219 1985-08-09 9 COP BUSTERS <flfcflM -> Morning show today and Sunday at Eng Wah cinemas. Midnight tomorrow at Eng Wah and Shaw cinemas. IT'S a sad thing. Filmmakers seem to have run so short of ideas that they have to resort to picking ridiculous names for the protagonists219 words
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Article, Illustration42 1985-08-09 9 AS i*B W SO IK .T./i'xM! M&L&j&H MIS' ttfc#ft*#fl*ft ffijK^ #/Ufi ,^iMi A iLH'Jt^ftHi'jgfciffifti Disco <-fef <ft&£ ifn:«fW*«f «M>^ [fiiftfe t AiAAj muz ifc.T.ufcWj.'i r TfUfir'i /Lt A W A &#>'/• A #m* L!i iJ/31ff-,y] ti *'P KM pl£ .^^rrSn^^^JiA^^ c'h^^ffi^g^fijM &ft zmmmm42 words
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Article, Illustration840 1985-08-09 10 Visitors to the bustling city of Madras, the capital of Tamil Nadu m south India, hardly realise that just an hour's drive away lie the centuries-old ruins of a temple complex. S. V. KRISHNAN, who visited the site recently, writes about the magnificent rock carvings.840 words
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Article518 1985-08-09 10 DR S. GOPALAN - DR S. GOPALAN By Senior Lecturer, Philosophy Dept, National University of Singapore THE couplet cited above is extremely significant while recounting a seminal idea on the subject of sovereign state found m Tirukkural, viz the need for having a sound economic base. It is518 words
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Article, Illustration1016 1985-08-09 13 CATHERINE ONG - CATHERINE ONG By Explorer extraordinaire Jacques Cousteau takes the viewer up the Amazon this time, beginning tonight on Channel 12 at 8 pm EVER since Jacques Cousteau learnt how to breathe under water with the aqualung he invented, and to take pictures of the1,016 words
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Article, Illustration914 1985-08-09 13 PHILIP COOREY - PHILIP COOREY By You saw her as a New York socialite m Breakfast at Tiffany's recently. You'll be seeing her m War and Peace on Channel 5 at 10.15 tonight. And you'll see her again m Roman Holiday on Oct 10. Meet Audrey Hepburn. THE914 words
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Article, Illustration264 1985-08-09 14 Photographs by Captions by Some 12,000 shouting, screaming, screeching, whistling, waving fans hailed Indonesian Rhoma Irama as the undisputed King of Dangdut. Together with his Soneta group, Irama presented his brand of rousing pop-rock religious songs m the smoke-filled, globe-shaped Stadium Negara. HeLIM SENG TIONG; CAROLINE NGUI - 264 words
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Article, Illustration823 1985-08-09 15 THIS year, besides the usual holiday fare of iceskating extra vaganza magic show and soccer match, three special treats are m store. The Making of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (Ch 5, 2.25 pm) To Steven Spielberg, insects are "a form of underlife" that823 words
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Advertisement293 1985-08-09 2 W Come and celebrate with us W H COFFEE HOUSE N I 20THYEAROF INDEPENDENCE BUFEET P»^J We are celebrating m true Singapore style with a special buffet ka %gm featuring 20 of Singapore's most popular dishes. Come and taste a little bit LJ g of Singapore's history with such popular293 words
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Advertisement272 1985-08-09 2 The air-cushion: a further stepforward First the Pneumatic Tyre Then the JC^ft) H l) f'^Q^ cF t^J i Hovercraft. Now, Shanks Pony Travelling 9ZJ*ml2^M-U-mX.t i\ 1 U|l on a cushion of air is certainly going places In fact, Clarks have gone as far as developing L a whole new range272 words
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Advertisement497 1985-08-09 6 Venue: World Trade Centre, Hall 2 Date: Today to Aug 1 5 Time: Noon to 1 0 pm Admission: Free jf |fc *A jf \i f I r***^ Euro Asia Group has had an W i^/ VK^ 1 JJB^^ oj£\''^^^ improvement m product quality iN^X r J^y^^^ L*** 4 and497 words
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Advertisement95 1985-08-09 6 The Androgynous Manager "One Minute Managers are clearly androgynous The Androgynous Manager is a must for managers who want to be more effective." Kenneth Blanchard, Co-author, The One Minute Manager and Situations! Leadership "The eleventh megatrend is the shift from a machismo society to an androgynous society, and no one95 words
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Advertisement359 1985-08-09 6 SPECIALLY IMPOmfc YOUR EARLY SELECTION Invest m genuine jpaiißjpn teakwood furniture ffl ljpj r now. You'll appreciate I^Hkil I BS^SKr^*"*' cra^ ed Sofa Bed, Living I BHH^^C Room Set, Bar Counter, ■B^BbßS^^' Trolley, Treasure Chest, I WHtyr J Rocking Chair, a I JT^^^^^^^g; Display Cabinet, vEBB&P^ Writing Table^^^^^/ Tel: *****19,359 words
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Advertisement305 1985-08-09 8 Today is also the Auspicious Official Opening Ceremony of Irish Jurong Limited, the largest HDPE Multi-Layer Manufacturing Plant I A m the European Common Market. ML has been set up with the Total w Technology Transfer from Lamipak Industries Private Ltd, Singapore. m if The Leader m Co-Extrusion and the305 words
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Miscellaneous617 1985-08-09 9 WinnPrS fif HrnSS-IanPIJaPP CROSS-language Crossword Puzzle will be vv Cli Ul v>i uaa language published every Friday. PrnecumrW Ma IQQ It Is a Chinese crossword, but the clues UOSSWOrCI IMO 130 are given m English. Eleven winners will be picked from the $50 cash: ERIC YONG all-correct entries. One will617 words
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Advertisement340 1985-08-09 10 1 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES mUSMSmm CTAMTQ QCUlftfti 9HPHBRH Telefax No: *****59 Rates: Box Service: !WWMWaiw ol AHId ndSUOOI^HBH Sales Sprvice Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 j Telex Service; S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TIMEAD Tel: *****11 ext 2724-7 2669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENT I SARAWAK SHELL BERHAD340 words
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Advertisement153 1985-08-09 10 tj&®*@iDdr A TIRUKKURAL jg=^fr The state is one m which ■Z^** fertile land, virtuous men and rich people of undiminishing wealth are found together Mermaid's Showtime of Beauties Call over at the Mermaid. There's more excitement m the air than ever before. Our fashion pagent of beauties clad m casual153 words
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Advertisement605 1985-08-09 11 (5\ MAJULAH PQ9 (J® SINGAPURA JgJ S rCATHAY "organisation"] CATHAY: 10th BIG DAY! X (*****00) I I 00am, I 30, 4 00, 6 30 9 1 5pm X FROM THE CREATORS OF "Police Academy" 6 A CRASH COURSE AND HIGHWAY COOE. C MURRAY j!> 1 Ig^l/fas V/oue's Been Clocked Jt605 words
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Advertisement281 1985-08-09 11 *i^A*^> S™n2-t& %F^" W Tvventy-s/x years of independence, a holiday from work fvvo good reasons to celebrate! And what better way to celebrate than a night m the ParkP A truly breathtaking setting. A dazzling array of environmental effects. And, of course, three of the hottest bands around Zee Band,281 words
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Advertisement769 1985-08-09 11 1 CAPITOL: Bth WEEK! 51st DAY! "j- ™r J ADMISSION PRICES: $3.00 $4.00-NO FREE LISTi m om 6" 5 j|(*****59) 5 SHOWS at Haiti. 1.45, 4.00, 6.30 9.15 a ll^nl 00. 3 15. 7 00. 915 IF YOU HAVE SEEN "RAMBO" I iiom^T'/oo'T^Pis ONLY ONCE, YOU HAVE NOT 4• 4769 words
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Advertisement909 1985-08-09 12 NOTICES PI PUBUC UTILITIES l| BOBRD TENDER NOTICE I Tenders are invited from eligible PUB/CIDB/ CSD Registered Contractors tor the tol lowing: 1 Supply of 1 SOW HPSV lanterns Registered Contractors m Supply ot Electrical Materials and Light Fittings all classes 2 Supply of cable re-drumlng machine Registered Contractors m909 words
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Advertisement172 1985-08-09 12 NOTICES p% 9 SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION I TENDER NOTICE I B Tenders are invited for the Supply and B B Delivery of the following:- B 1 Tender No 8/85/1 B M Kodak and Polaroid Film for a period of fl B one year fl W Tender Deposit $250.00 I Closing172 words
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Advertisement143 1985-08-09 12 TENDER NOTICE I Tenders are invited from registered JTC/CIDB I contractors for the following projects:- A CONSTRUCTION OF 1.2 M WIDE FOOTPATH AND CROSSING WITH RAILING AND NECESSARY LIGHTING AT TIONG BAHRU INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, SINGAPORE B REPAIRS AND REDECORATIONS TO 8 I UNITS OF STANDARD FACTORIES AT 140 GUL CIRCLE,143 words
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Miscellaneous675 1985-08-09 12 SUN TAN By Collette PEANUTS By Schulx HPP^*T^ Gu^ BTTTE-ATMirVK^B _BP^^""^^8_____l I 1 I _frj Mom^£mi%\% J (Vo«M£AMyO(?\ W 9^ fa a -W.N<\^ EVERY PLACE I MARGE ANP I HAVE THAT'S uUH AT IT'S ALL 5HE \/cUTE > ,r*D^v TMTooCtowVtDU U/iui_ B«Jl i_D IT" I tfotfTftiuftN*] TAKE HER SHE SEEN675 words
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Advertisement943 1985-08-09 13 NOTICES I Tender Notice Tenders are invited for j^B H I BUILDING H a) Tender No. AMBn7BS/057 Relocation of 45.7 m tower from Fort Canning Microwave Station to PulauTekong Microwave Station. Date of collection of document: From 9 August 1985 to 22 August 1985 (8. 30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.)943 words
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Advertisement712 1985-08-09 13 The MRT Corporation Tender Notice EARTHWORKS AT CHANGI DEPOT CONTRACT 307 The Mass Rapid Transit Corporation invites tenders tor the execution of Earthworks at Changi Depot. Tender Documents will be issued on Monday, 12th August 1985 trom 3 pm on payment by cheque of a non-refundable tender fee of $100.00.712 words
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Advertisement365 1985-08-09 13 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I, Lim Bee Huat of No. Blk. 3, Rochor Road #01-632, Singapore 0718 have applied for a Second Class Beer House licence m respect of premises at M/s: Whampoa Terminal Cafeteria, 3014-B, Übi Road, Singapore 1440 and that this application will be heard m365 words
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Advertisement459 1985-08-09 14 APPOINTMENT SARAWAK SHELL BERHAD/SABAH SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED CONTRACTS ENGINEER Applications are hereby invited from suitably high ethical standard, qualified Malaysian citizens preferably Bumi- We offer an attrac t ive remuneration package putra, ot Sarawak/Sabah origin for the above which commensurates with your qualifications position m our Operations Study Group459 words
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Advertisement343 1985-08-09 14 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 185) AND IN THE MATTER OF ASIA ELECTRIC COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) (In liquidation) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING UP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, (Chapter 185) that the Final General343 words
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Miscellaneous1196 1985-08-09 15 Teacher who nurtures champions PllfkCC Hitm"! ||||||||T|ii|ij||||jdß^^Hw^^M l Ang Choon Yang (Rl "A") WHICH is more important m N0 IK W%liUfl| mmWKm. tSfl^Rr < cHI '^i.^WM, WM> t ness ndiuie vi uuiiuie. ESSaB&W VM -S H* «R> HP 1^ HP HIP context, the answer is obvi- i ilP' ''Wlf'fc ous.1,196 words
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Miscellaneous1097 1985-08-09 15 1 Radio One National Day celebrations begin with a repeat of the PRIME MINISTER'S SPEECH at 7.10 am. Then, tune m to the prize-winning entries of a story-writing competition held to commemorate National Day m A SINGAPORE STORY. Section I: 10 to 12 years comes on at 10.05 pm and1,097 words
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Advertisement254 1985-08-09 16 Grand Official Opening Today i CHIN WEN TAI HSI SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Blk 727, No. 294, Clementi West Street 2, Singapore 0512. now under new management introducing our special authentic Cantonese cuisine -x- Special Hong Kong style barbecued meat Fresh succulent seafood Quick economical dishes and a whole array of delicious254 words
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Advertisement209 1985-08-09 16 Live music returns to I O i ii O ~\.t i^^fwiMMiftff Non-diners p <iß**^^^Lp|t also welcome 1 i I^^k A^K ~~m> ■^^—■■■■■■■ii m m .^^H *y.??y J love lites X ^j| W^Vrß^^r' ~tHß* from the WS Philippines ■I^SSS* ...enjoy the sweet serenade of the LOVE LITES With Courvoisier XX) Jk209 words
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Advertisement190 1985-08-09 16 Made m Germany The effective and quick relief German medicine for stomach-ache, indigestion, gastritis and hyperacidity. It's formula includes Liquorice and other medicinal herbs. Obtainable at leading r ~~-~~i Chinese Drug Stores \—r^offffm and Pharmacies. W*! You are invited w7 2li|e Antique J^azaar |jr at Singapore Conference Hall, Shenton Way190 words
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Miscellaneous1494 1985-08-09 16 m MY VIEW 1 Catherine Ong pjHi^MHHiiviiWHi^iHi^H^^^HMHiivii^i^^HHiVHiiii^Hiii^^Miii^ivi^MH Cousteau Specials rmiolAQll tills C oltflllt 1110 IMICCIAN species of fish than m the "^■■■■l "live" by the Royal PhilharConversation with UOIISIGdU IdIKS dDOUI 1115 HHSSIOn Atlantic Ocean. i^^^V monic Orchestra Curr >'; Co usteau /Calypso But lt a Garden of L^^L^L^Lw a^L^L^LV^1,494 words
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Article, Illustration467 1985-08-09 2 DAVID KRAAL - Picture that captures it all DAVID KRAAL By NEVER before have we had such a cover welcoming you to our National Day special supplement. This work of art is a first for us as it is for you. Why have we veered away from the photograph and the pictorial painting?467 words
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Article501 1985-08-09 2 DAVID KRAAL - DAVID KRAAL IN CELEBRATION of our 20th National Day, we have picked as our theme Our National Treasures. This may well strike some as being somewhat presumptious. And their doubts when voiced may well go something like this: "Can we have developed to the point where501 words
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Article, Illustration1016 1985-08-09 4 LOW MEI MEI - LOW MEI MEI By Order of Temasek, 1962 MR LIM was awarded the Order of Temasek for his leadership as Chairman of the Housing Board. A Cabinet minister for 18 years before he retired from politics m 1980, he held many portfolios National Development, Finance, Interior and1,016 words
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Article, Illustration314 1985-08-09 4 OUR highest state honour, the Star of Temasek, introduced m 1970, has yet to be awarded. Also known as the Bintang Temasek, it is meant for any member of the Singapore Armed Forces or the Singapore Police Force who has performed acts of exceptional courage and skill314 words
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Article, Illustration774 1985-08-09 7 ISMAIL KASSIM - ISMAIL KASSIM By Our people find their heritage m various cultures and traditions, but they have moved forward so that these roots are now strong persona! sentiments, not ruling their collective lives as Singaporeans. They have kept what is worthwhile from the teachings of their forefathers and774 words
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Article, Illustration1554 1985-08-09 9 DAVID KRAAL - Each one ach one a gem DAVID KRAAL By THE story of Singapore is a story of people. From the moment Sir Stamford Raffles set up Singapore as a free port, at a time when Britain herself was still a protectionist country, he committed the island for all time to1,554 words
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Article, Illustration1426 1985-08-09 11 CHAN HENG CHEE - CHAN HENG CHEE By Looking back at the perilous times both during and after the birth of an independent Singapore, it is possible to see several courses the nation could have easily taken which would have dramatically altered the kind of life we enjoy today. The1,426 words
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Article, Illustration700 1985-08-09 13 DAVID KRAAL - They planted the flag. and roots have sprouted DAVID KRAAL We know that the Singaporean treasures his home, his family, and the good things that have come his way m a land that has given him every chance to get on and up. But questions can still bs heard: Does700 words
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Article466 1985-08-09 13 LESLIE FONG - LESLIE FONG By A NATIONAL identity, like happiness, is highly desirable but hard to define. None more so than m the case of Singapore, which, after all is said and done, has had only 20 years of nationhood. It is something most of us feel we must466 words
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Article, Illustration864 1985-08-09 14 RICHARD LIM - RICHARD LIM remembering our pioneers and their wagons' By I As we reflect on the romance of our main river, the vital artery along which flowed the fruits of trade from the ships anchored at sea into the heart of early Singapore, we also reflect on missing treasures864 words
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335 1985-08-09 16 LEE KIM CHEW - LEE KIM CHEW By IF YOU ask me why the civil service ought to be considered a national treasure, I'd say this: Singapore Inc. would not be so well-managed if it hadn't been for the bureaucrats. Now don't get me wrong. No one335 words
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Article, Illustration23 1985-08-09 16 Many would agree our civil service is a valued institution. NB: Above shows only main areas covered by each ministry23 words
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Advertisement289 1985-08-09 4 NOL: WORLDWIDE SERVICES BACKED BY SERVICE WORLDWIDE N MARSEILLES GENOA BUSAN OSAKA j^YOKOHAMA C CHARLESTO^jf VC^_-/V BOMBAY BANGKOK I S >» S PORT KEI A^G^(^^ POR£ N ew Round the- World Routing MELBOURNE NOL' s schedule of services Far East Mcd impressive. But there' s now embraces almost all the289 words
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Advertisement105 1985-08-09 6 TELEFUNKEN HL»—^J" liiiiiww* Telefunken 1590 Hi-fi 67cm'27in CTV. 2x3OW Hi-fi Stereo Output. Digital technology plus Universal Tuner. With Room Acoustic Enhancement Stereo Sound, and infra-red remote control. Winner of the 1984 85 German Industry Design Award. Dual language reception capability. Teletext optional. Aft *tama Audio Pte Ltd Supreme Electronic °We105 words
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Advertisement266 1985-08-09 7 g| PHILIPS Philips and Singapore. Growing m perfect harmony. w mi\ Jfllfl^ If n 1 fj^B Hr Au> v csi^H HL >.; p vj'il^L^ Br'9 H Ansk it^^^l v^ySi <iB RES Almost three decades ago, Philips estab- fledged marketing organisation providing the just as two plants can grow together m266 words
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Advertisement330 1985-08-09 8 SAFE CHIN A TOURS 85 NOW! 4 NEW IMPROVED CHINA TOUR PROGRAMMES TAILOR-MADE FOR MAXIMUM SIGHTSEEING! Our China tours have proven so popular that all tours during the June holidays _^W^ visit friends or relatives there WITH SAFE TRAVEL, you can expect the have been completely sold out To meet330 words
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Advertisement240 1985-08-09 10 Come lets get together with a newspirit of positive strength m challenging times Together we'll meet today's challenges with strength and courage to continue our tradition of working towards a better tomorrow. jflfl B^^ BL^MmVA^^^ i BJJ BP Bl F .jf^^v, Bm B^m^mVAmVmw mß^^L vJ _^^J| BL*»JB bp>- '^J BlBWwy240 words
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Advertisement111 1985-08-09 11 Congratulations Best Wishes to the People and Government of the Republic of Singapore on their 20th National Day and 26 years of Nation Building A] /rjJjJB PREMIAPRI A MERONI PRODUCT A new way of thinking m door locks. A product distinguished by its sturdy construction. It is simple to install111 words
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Advertisement79 1985-08-09 11 the People and Government of the Republic of Singapore on our 20th National Day and 26 years of our nation building Dragages et Travaux Publics 18, rue Paul-Lafargue La Defense 10 ***** PUTEAUX France Tel.: (1) 762.21.00 Postal Address Cedex 32 ***** PARIS LA DEFENSE Telex SFDTP 611 846 F79 words
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Advertisement1031 1985-08-09 13 btt oingapore uungrciiuicii^d m^ wuv^ «nu people of Singapore on their National Day and joins them m building a better tomorrow. The new damper control system I w B^^^^^fl H> provides separate thermostats H I^M^^l I for independent controls which j ||Ma|Mj||^^|y|^^^^^^^^^^ <«m t -.Wfi I regulate the desired level1,031 words
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Advertisement37 1985-08-09 14 Congratulations and best wishes to the Republic of Singapore from the management and staff of Daimaru. 4- H-flllH J^k OAJMARJJ l Ri>,ir V-ilii", K'n.iil SinfpporeU6l7 Id hmiiii I We are open today as usual,f romiOam to 9.30pm.37 words
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Advertisement77 1985-08-09 17 COOP INTERNATIONAL congratulates Singapore on 20 years of independence and is proud to announce its latest collection... sS^^m H^« from Weßs I'- MadeinSwitzeriand Available at Isetan department stores and leading watch retailers. Sole Agent: COOP INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD 111 North Bridge Road, #25-01/02 Peninsula Plaza, Singapore 0617. Tel: 338 1577.77 words
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Mane attraction
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Article, Illustration433 1985-08-09 2 IVAN FERNANDEZ - IVAN FERNANDEZ By WHO would have thought that finding different representations of the king of beasts would be a formidable task m the Lion City? We have, of course, our lion dancers, guardian lions at the gateways or portals of edifices. A varicoloured pride433 words
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Article, Illustration1265 1985-08-09 2 Fells leo, that awesome cat, is rooted m our legends and has come to be the symbol of the nation. It is a much-loved image, as the lion embodies qualities we treasure, such as courage, dignity and strength. EDGAR KOH tells the Slnga story how1,265 words
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Prime projects
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Article415 1985-08-09 5 In recent years, Singapore has been wooing foreign companies with special expertise m new technology areas. The high technology areas identified include biotechnology, integrated circuit design, robotics, computer-aided design/drafting and manufacturing (CAD/CAM), specialty chemicals and aviation. Among the hi-tech companies are some local ones which415 words
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Article, Illustration889 1985-08-09 5 No optical illusion WHEN the "live" telecast of the Wimbledon men's finals is nothing but a multiple image on your TV screen, it is because the radio signals may have been deflected by high-rise buildings around you. To solve this problem, a group of889 words
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Thought for food
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Article, Illustration343 1985-08-09 6 DAVID KRAAL - DAVID KRAAL By ASK a Singaporean if there's anything better m life than chicken rice, satay, fish-head curry and a cup of real coffeeshop coffee, and he may say yes "what about nasi lemak, poh piah (baobing), beef guotiao and carrot cake?" Joy to the Singapore343 words
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Article, Illustration683 1985-08-09 6 MARGARET CHAN - Toro, toro, tor o... and my other favourites MARGARET CHAN By PERFECTION m the dish itself is necessary to qualify it as a treasure. That's the objective test. It has to be a work of art m all aspects. The memory of the dish titillates, seducing you to return and683 words
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A touch of grace
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Article, Illustration486 1985-08-09 8 Those of a cynical bent are inclined to say there is nothing worth treasuring m our cultural scene because there is nothing uniquely Singaporean. To adopt this view is to deny the achievements of our creative bright sparks who have drawn chiefly from established cultural sources and glowed486 words
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Article, Illustration1813 1985-08-09 8 LOW MEI MEI - LOW MEI MEI By warn waamawa amce mou. ine ouiiurai meoamoi nwai has been presented to 25 top Singaporean artistes in various fields^ of art. They were selected by M advisory committees and m povernment officials well-versed M in the arts from a total1,813 words
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Peaks of performance
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Article, Illustration724 1985-08-09 12 GODFREY ROBERT - Magnificent moments GODFREY ROBERT By Soccer wizard Dollah Kassim holds aloft the Malaysia Cup symbol of Malaysia's inter-state soccer supremacy as the overjoyed Singapore fans burst out with- long-overdue cheers. After 12 years m the wilderness, the Young Lions brought home the trophy with a thrilling 3-2 extra-time victory over724 words
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Roots
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Article, Illustration431 1985-08-09 14 Tradition and custom, normally expressed through yearly rites of passage and religious contemplation, give a community a sense of continuity and order. Ceremonies and all their attendant details convert abstract beliefs into visible symbols. They are also supposed to define for the young the limits of acceptable431 words
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Health of our wealth
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Article, Illustration1368 1985-08-09 15 PANG ENG FONG; LINDA LIM - PANG ENG FONG LINDA LIM The driving forces of our economy are certainly national treasures as are our savings and the country's reserves. By and SINGAPORE'S swift development progress since 1959 has often been called an economic miracle, a term that gives too much weight to1,368 words
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Article204 1985-08-09 15 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH By THOUGH we may grumble at the hole that compulsory Central Provident Fund contributions make m our takehome pay, there is no doubt that we delight m the way the amount builds up and m the financial safety net it provides.204 words
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Article190 1985-08-09 15 HO CHIN BENG - HO CHIN BENG By MOST Singaporeans save money so that it is there when they need it. They do so primarily for their children's education as well as for improvements to their homes. Most Singaporeans also prefer to pay cash for items like washing machines,190 words
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Article369 1985-08-09 15 ANTHONY HOE - ANTHONY HOE By Nation's nest-egg official foreign reserves as at Feb 1985 Gold and foreign $23.1 bil exchange (50% US dollars and gold) (50% Other major currencies) Reserve position in the IMF 0.2 bil Special Drawing Rights 0.1 bil TOTAL $23.4 bil SINGAPORE'S official foreign369 words
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Advertisement164 1985-08-09 2 We take pride m celebrating with the people of Singapore on our 20th National Day. This auspicious occasion also marks the dawn of a new era for us at Interfama. For a better description of our principal business, Interfama Singapore is now known as Interfama Exhibitions Pte Ltd. And, we've164 words
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Advertisement8 1985-08-09 2 CONGRATULATIONS SINGAPORE sBBBm vjrUiu oiur dy t: mroup8 words
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Advertisement877 1985-08-09 3 Capture today's joy BMPufntr^H^H BKISK9HHSHHBI ILJIC Today Sony salutes a hardworking nation that s Sfyilißgfofr3l wffi&Wi celebrating 26 years of progress and prosperity. jP*ffi?*j^j[ t^j^^^!jtJS For everyone m Singapore, it's a day of joy a day g^JlbfS of pride, a day of festivities. But more importantly, aOUj f^w^ j^3 it's877 words
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Advertisement31 1985-08-09 4 ■■■PF'majulah j from SHINGMAA CO. (PTE) LTD. to star* y oo '^HHB^^^HHBP^ 1 1 for cIOUQ w/ ice**'*' -,iro nOuc!Y' y« Available m all departmental stores, supermarkets, provision shops and drugstores.31 words
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Advertisement154 1985-08-09 4 7475P NONSTOP TO CHINA Introducing our direct service to Guangzhou Beijing reduced travelling time, excellent inflight service on our exclusive comfortable 7475P departing every Tuesday Saturday. Book CAAC now let us give you our best service. Singapore to China China to Singapore Jf S U 4 FLIGHT SQS6 CA97B FLIGHT154 words
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Miscellaneous24 1985-08-09 4 r^\^. i. iL ii. r""ri'»irnc <^f^''iv!j r\|9iJC IV# P3|^fjj 1 7EST7HW ISASies \/^p(ry^\, 1 M .^Lnn. THAN OURSELVES &&^*lM? J>UfUAH-&C£U£HT Fo* S M ffiTP^«/l-24 words
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Advertisement299 1985-08-09 5 Celebrating 20 years of independence and 26 years of nationhood. SINGAPORE CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION LTD and its members are proud to be part of a progressive nation. Able Realty (Pte) Ltd Kong Siong Construction Co (Pte) Ltd Spa Construction Pte Ltd Wang Coo-Kien Co Pte Ltd Active Bldg Civil Construction (Pte)299 words
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Advertisement44 1985-08-09 6 celebrates the 20 th National Day f of Singapore Promet- a progressive company with proven experience In handling projects m the International engineering, construction, offshore oil and gas scene. X I 21PANOAN«OAO.JURONfllNCXJeTWALC8TATe \\T>y*/ SINGAPORE 22BO GABLF "MPTMODS 1 X^J^/ TltlX HB 2lBOl. TEL: 2M04/744 words
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Advertisement184 1985-08-09 9 W© v© SpGliT T n© ICIST 149 Y©CHTS coring for you* We're happy to say, it's time well spent. mm 1 John Little congratulates the Government People of the Republic of Singapore on the occasion of their 20th Year of Independence. John Little serves the day to day needs of184 words
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Advertisement10 1985-08-09 10 The founding modern Singapore^^^^^^ The beginning self-rule^^j Singapore declares independence^^10 words
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Advertisement47 1985-08-09 11 The milestones of the past are stepping stones to the oinqapore we're buitainq 11l A tor our children's n lTi ly^i 11 111 II 1 n j| I .I il ■Tif Singapore Technology Corporation 4HM) Singapore Aircraft Industries JHi Singapore Shipbuilding Engineering The technology industries of Singapore.47 words
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Advertisement336 1985-08-09 12 and Government on the occasion of our Nations 20th independence Day. Silver Spoon \^^^m at Supreme House opens as usual today for the celebration. i^S g »t\ o 9 fIBBBB $fi^^^^ Eacn set dmner includes Soup, french roll and butter Mam course j^H .^e Dessert Tee. coffee Treat your family336 words
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Advertisement82 1985-08-09 12 SYMBOLISES STONE PRODUCTS, CREATED IN OUR RENOWNED TRADITION OF FINE CRAFTSMANSHIP \^^ongmtuiatio^s~BTßest Wishes to fhe Governmen t People^Singaporey I MAR DIAMANT (SEA) PTE LTDTffe-w WE MAINTAIN A COMPLETE INVENTORY OF EXQUISITE GRANITE, MARBLE AND STONE QUARRIED IN COUNTRIES ALL OVER THE WORLD. TECHNICAL SERVICE. SURVEY AND SITE MEASUREMENT- INSTALLATION AVAILABLE.82 words
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Advertisement138 1985-08-09 14 MAJULAH SINGAPURA MUWWapBWI 9Bm **??!la. Wlll> l> i %i2 9 ■m. ii^l 4VBBMM SB 111 I >4mo*** ■■■■■■> >IZ^ IB W |m h~ if^paKJl 911! llK^j! ,jbmjiiww «mmhm» II II «4B| i"^ *S **'sJ'J'^BS2S^B^^. Bait HBgffi: a^^^^k, '^> H I »*s^B jfa^ aMcnMß^^BnßMaiiMi^^^l E BBB^§^o-' A^k^^^^MW j^riflßßM h^ mMKBbI s138 words
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Advertisement37 1985-08-09 15 Where the 563 billion is kept %Of total Commercial banks $28.0 bil 44% CPF $22.7 bil 36%~ POSB 7.3 bil 12% Finance companies 5.3 bil 8% Average savings per Singaporean $24,860 NB: Latest available figures for 198437 words
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Advertisement77 1985-08-09 15 Uiotel ((Singapore) takes I *J?ride m sharing with the I government and the People oj Singapore I the Joy of Celebrating IMer I 20 f h Way. I maple room I yi 1 ■ft ii j DAI-ICHI HOTEL jj |ii SINGAPORE I L 81 Anson Road, Singapore 0207 Telephone 277 words
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Heart hit
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Article, Illustration394 1985-08-09 2 DAVID KRAAL - The natural scheme of things DAVID KRAAL By A GOLDEN glow bathes the lateevening lives of Housing Board dwellers, snug m their homes that reach up towards the rich sky. This magnificent photograph on the cover by Michael Liew captures the two sides of Singapore that make up the whole394 words
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Article, Illustration1000 1985-08-09 2 PHILIP LEE relives fond memories of government men, high ceiling fans and the Esplanade THE memories return each time I see it. On occasions when I drive visiting Malaysian friends past it, I find myself telling them: "This is City Hall, the seat of government."1,000 words
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Advertisement54 1985-08-09 2 Myojo Singapore Anytime you feel like having a snack, reach for a packet of delicious Myojo quick noodles the family favourite. And enjoy! tasty snappy snack WwP^ MYOJO FOODS CO (S) PTE LTD J"*'-' L ».y^l 6 Chin B*P Road )'ir'v-j <<?fii Tpi ?*****7 8 UNDER LICENCE BY MVi v54 words
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Advertisement66 1985-08-09 2 r< M a,ioo^ a L^^ 1 Come, rejoice with us this National Day V Lv at Denny's where we serve a wide range l& JA of food and drinks; from a light snack to What's more? You will have a cosy Pl^^^ atmosphere and one of the friendliest Enquiry, Call:66 words
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Readers' choice
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Article, Illustration602 1985-08-09 4 IVAN FERNANDEZ - IVAN FERNANDEZ Who and what do Singaporeans regard as national treasures? To find out, The Straits Times Research and Information Department conducted two surveys m May and June, involving a representative sample of 1.120 people m all. By EFFICIENT and honest government is the top choice602 words
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Article285 1985-08-09 4 READERS had no hesitation m picking buildings and places for our national treasures list. A total of 92 names were nominated, but many got few supporting votes. Among the high rankers are Raffles City, Jurong Bird Park, the port, Chinese Garden, Chinatown, Haw Par Villa,285 words
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Article462 1985-08-09 4 > A SINGAPOREAN is a national I treasure if he has done something for the welfare of the community, a lasting contribution to the country. So I would exclude well-known sportsmen, who have won medals only m local and regional meets. Treasured buildings462 words
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Advertisement85 1985-08-09 4 Js. facts, h If* MfISK SUCTKH CtftKtS HI LTD 152 Plft let* Kotd. ***** CHipoM Matnst Compki. mm^^S I Smtumt 1440 M *****91 I Id like to know the NMflsk cosKffectlve answer to e«tract(on I Please tell me more j Name p ltlon I I Company/Address E3NILFISK i i- world85 words
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Advertisement96 1985-08-09 5 Life is a lot better now than it was m 1858. *^m^m^Lmm\ I i/^* I <*m^m^,^Lm «w^ff« 1 I I jft^L^ J I B^O F^BtT m^r^ JKr^LmK c f it m^M mi I fc _ff^ fV VI M Hp J ffV^^H fl^M J I fl^^^fl^^^S^^^^H I .^H mm^L* m^Bmm 996 words
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Article, Illustration1118 1985-08-09 6 PAIK CHOO - PAIK CHOO By WHAT is a National Treasure? For a 210--year-young country like the United States of America, Highway 95 leads to one. The Ponderosa Ranch, ersatz site of Bonanza, an American cowboy series greyer than our very own republic itself! For the age-old Testament city1,118 words
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Advertisement113 1985-08-09 6 %SB HI MfIHHR I wtmt MMMQI I Hup C^9u£ ■'"'<'-' S. ,3^*;* J i v v .-'i** N 'si '"r^. H\ 1 1 HDB Packages inclusive of wall and ceiling covers and installation PACKAGE A PACKAGE B 3 room $850.00 $1,150.00 4 room $1,200.00 $1,650.00 1,550.00 $1,980.00 Your guarantee of113 words
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Advertisement181 1985-08-09 6 Co^orolutotions Best to WkSSmtKKl^^ r "f PIOPLC 6, GOVCRNMiNT j f (PUBI C Or SINQAPOM^*^ IRI Estabjished m 1949 we grow LCfl W>^ n 9 a P ore together IJ^C years of dedicated service to IRJwW the hard- of- hearing m Singapore. Ufa THE COMPLETE |M HEARING SERVICE \f(\ Suppliers181 words
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Advertisement124 1985-08-09 6 Congratulations to Singapore on her 20th National Day. I IP LJL I^^^^^^ g^L^ki r ittl "S^^i BPH" #^^^I^H Hfl HH Hf '^WM^^^^^^H From To f^r j^Hj^H SINGAPORE HONG KONG Mon/Tue/Thu/Sat HlHHM^N^'' MMWHi Arr 12:30 pm |BHBHHHBMiM^^HHHBMHIRHKm. Daily Dep 9:00 am Wed/Fn/Sun Arr 2:55 pm China Airlines flies to Hong Kong124 words
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Advertisement180 1985-08-09 7 Liang Court Regency Stay with us for a month. You'll be impressed with the simple yet cosy setting of our spacious rooms. Not to mention, our superb facilities. Like our 24-hour switchboard and maintenance, clinic, fullyequipped health-centre, swimming-pool, washer-dryer and more. Besides, your domestic chores can be arranged by contract.180 words
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Town and Country
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Article, Illustration1582 1985-08-09 8 The kampung's alive and well... Familiarity breeds convenience and comfort for residents of some of our most famous tourist attractions says WANG YUEMEI In Chinatown, Geylang Serai, Little India and Orchard Road 4 Flowers are big business over m Serangoon Road. M. Pasupathi and his brother m Campbell Lane store1,582 words
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Advertisement133 1985-08-09 9 If you're looking for a camera, the OLYMPUS N^ e .L*rtd^flH^ Ist PRIZE ft BbHilliiilfi Mjr^y^Sm%HwWHi plus return airfare. 3rd PRIZE mmmS^ One Deluxe Double for 3 days/2 nights p^f •KroLYMPUS'y bCT s^\l stay at Genting Hotel inclusive of daily |Wls .^^j.^^. Buffet Breakfast plus return airfare L ImSSt&StSSSSSSSim^ M\133 words
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Advertisement994 1985-08-09 9 KOK HONG CO (PTE) LTD Congratulated THE GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE OF REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE ON THE AUSPICIOUS OCCASION OF HER 20th NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATION. GT47J WHOLESOME J^ttiiii; GOODNESS JtTSSm Tsingtao Beer is specially brewed with mineral- jy w^ jft m. "Ny W"W riched health-giving Laoshun mineral water m China, W994 words
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Article, Illustration883 1985-08-09 10 Pictures on a large page each one picked with care, for each depicts a cherished theme m the many-faceted life of Singapore past and present. Enjoy the views, for the pictures are good to look at but for the real wide vista, you must883 words
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Advertisement213 1985-08-09 12 Congratulations to the Government and People of Singapore on the occasion of the 20TH ANNIVERSARY of the Republic SINGAPORE St/VlcX SiwlPWWwi CO* PRIVATE LI Urn GENERAL AGENTS FOft ALt SOVIET VESSELS SiNSOV BUttDINQ, 56 MARKET STREET, SINGAPORE 0104 GABLE: SINSOV SINGAPORE, TELEX: RS *****, 251JD6* ***** TEL: *****3 (15 LINES)213 words
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Advertisement143 1985-08-09 12 to the people and government of Singapore on their 20th National Day. picl Cheng Meng (Singapore) Re Ltd Showroom Office: 327-329 Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore 0922. Tel: *****77 (3 lines) Telex: RS ***** CMFURN Cable: CHENGFURN Factory: 3 Kallang Pudding Road.' Tel: *****00 COM Open Plan Office Systems Classic... Glamour Br143 words
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Advertisement18 1985-08-09 12 BOYLE-MIDWAY INTERNATIONAL INC. We salute the success of Singapore Marketeers of: BLACK FLAG EASY-OFF GRIFFIN SANIFLUSH WOOLITE LIQUID18 words
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Advertisement260 1985-08-09 12 f Congratulations Best Wishes to the Government and people of Singapore on their 20th National Day IT A RANGE OF SERVICES^® PHP^ FIXED DEPOSITS f^- W SAVINGS DEPOSITS \?i Pi HOUSING LOANS V }> 1 MORTGAGE LOANS 1A VZI HIRE PURCHASE Fffe 7 FINANCIAL LEASING P*^ L 1 GIFT VOUCHERS260 words
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Article348 1985-08-09 13 JUDY TAN - JUDY TAN By IT'S strange. To think that owning a home can make a difference to the sense of security and mentality of people m a country. But someone did once say that the homes of a nation are the bulwarks of personal and national safety. In348 words
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Article, Illustration350 1985-08-09 13 IVAN FERNANDEZ; MICHAEL LIEW - IVAN FERNANDEZ MICHAEL LIEW By and The family and home are both personal and national treasures. The family remains a vitally important element m our social structure while ownership of homes helps to strengthen the sense of commitment to the nation. We look at how one Singaporean350 words
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Advertisement112 1985-08-09 13 A A You've come a long way, Singapore. SO years of progress. Few other nations can match it We at EPSON appreciate the demands that are constantly made of you. For like you, we continually strive to make perfection our goal. Our unequalled SO -year track record of quality and112 words
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Article, Illustration465 1985-08-09 14 Reaching new frontiers Land is. without a doubt, a treasured commodity m Singapore. Because our island is small, this commodity is scarce and being scarce, it is precious. On this page are two views of how important land is to the nation important enough to have launched a massive reclamation465 words
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Article759 1985-08-09 14 THERE was a time, before the second world war, when land m Katong could be had for 20 to 25 cents per square foot. After the war, land prices m Katong doubled, but that was still only 50 cents psf. It wasn't until the late 1970s that759 words
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Article, Illustration1359 1985-08-09 16 DAVID KRAAL - DAVID KRAAL Elsewhere m this National Day special, we have looked at the large picture and examined the big things that matter a great deal to Singapore and Singaporeans. Now we turn the telescope around, put the other end to our eye and take a sweeping1,359 words
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Article, Illustration976 1985-08-09 18 By reason of their historic, traditional, architectural or artistic interest, the Preservation of Monuments Board has placed 19 buildings under its protection. But there are many others including modern ones which are not listed as our national monuments, but are still precious m their own way. M.976 words
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