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Title Section11 1985-10-13 1 The Sunday Times No: 2575 55 CENTS MX. (P) No. 96/1/8511 words
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Article, Illustration527 1985-10-13 1 H.L. LIM; LIAK TENG KIAT - H.L. LIM LIAK TENG KIAT By and WASHINGTON, Sat. The Prime Minister's official visit to the United States ended yesterday with an unexpected bit of Red Indian imageryVisualise Dr Tommy Koh as a face-cut on a totem pole. Let Singapore's Ambassador527 words
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Article, Illustration334 1985-10-13 1 You can't hide, Reagan warns all terrorists WASHINGTON, Sat. President Ronald Reagan, savouring America's display of military might in the mid-flight capture of four Palestinian hijackers, has warned terrorists worldwide: "You can run but you cannot hide." Mr Reagan, who had often expressed frustration about American ability to strike backReuter; UPI; AP; AFP; Reuters UPI - 334 words
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207 1985-10-13 1 KONG SOOK CHIN - Ex-Monitor editor gets heart transplant KONG SOOK CHIN By FORMER Singapore Monitor Chief Editor Seah Chiang Nee last night successfully underwent a 5 1 j-hour heart transplant operation at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney. Australian sources disclosed that the donor heart came from an 18-year-old Australian boy who died in207 words
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Article41 1985-10-13 1 TENOM, Sat. The ruling Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) secured its maiden seat in Parliament when its candidate, Mr Kadoh Agundong, won the Ulu Padas by-election tonight with 7,196 votes, a majority of 2,262 over his National Front opponent. BernamaBernama - 41 words
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Article73 1985-10-13 1 THE dramatic capture of the cruise liner hijackers on Thursday has increased US President Ronald Reagan's ability to get things done, Mr Lee told Singapore reporters. It showed that Mr Reagan and his administration were "not just passive recipients of humiliation and insult and injury". TheLIAK TENG KIAT - 73 words
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Article178 1985-10-13 1 LITO GUTIERREZ - South Korea bags ABU prize LITO GUTIERREZ By SOUTH Korean singing stars Chung Soo-ra and Koo Changmoo barely had time to practise together because of tight schedules. But they blended so well last night that they made the composer of the song, Mr Lee Bnm-hee, the winner of the first178 words
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Article30 1985-10-13 1 SINGAPORE beat Eintracht Frankfurt, of West Germany, 2-0 in the Merlion Cup before a crowd of more than 13,000 at the National Stadium last night. Report page 2430 words
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Article, Illustration580 1985-10-13 1 JUNE TAN - JUNE TAN And there's a better chance to switch streams later By STARTING next month, parents will have the last say in how their children should be streamed after the all-impor-tant Primary 3 examination. But they will be allowed to choose onlyTAN SUAN ANN - 580 words
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Advertisement138 1985-10-13 1 FOCUS Confessions of a Mafia boss Pinning the relief teachers down SUNDAY PLUS The Bahamas: Paradise lost BKjl New delights I labe! Duo starts a hawker centre Holidays far and wide An eight-page special Taking the trauma out of moving TV PLUS SBC serials: Pick of the viewers Oh, those138 words
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Advertisement11 1985-10-13 1 1,000 callers make it a hot line to Cupid Page 911 words
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Article352 1985-10-13 2 HEDWIG ALFRED - HEDWIG ALFRED The Schools Council Meeting From Page 1 By PRINCIPALS feel most parents, given the last say in how their children should be streamed, will opt for the fastest course because they have little to lose. "All of them would want to give352 words
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Article196 1985-10-13 2 The next target: Better teachers THE NEXT target to receive Dr Tony Tan's attention will be better principals and teachers. Also, more subject options for pupils. This is what the Education Minister said yesterday when asked what areas his ministry would tackle next. "More than anything else, we would like196 words
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Article, Illustration484 1985-10-13 2 STU GLAUBERMAN - STU GLAUBERMAN By ASK the average Singaporean what he knows about the Bahamas, where about 40 heads of government including Mr Lee Kuan Yew will meet later this week, and he is likely to think of bikini-clad tourists and sleek yachts moored off palm-fringed484 words
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Article, Illustration618 1985-10-13 2 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH By JONAS the palm reader didn't stay at our table very long; we were wise to his tricks and he needed to make money. Ah Soh polished our shoes one last time and refused to take any money for it. We618 words
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293 1985-10-13 2 Call to re-name monolingual course TWO substitute names for the monolingual course have been suggested, the Education Minister, Dr Tony Tan, revealed yesterday. They are: pre- vocational course since pupils in this stream will join skills-training courses at the Vocational and Industrial Training Board after primary school, and, extended technical293 words
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Article, Illustration459 1985-10-13 3 MATILDA GABRIEL - MATILDA GABRIEL A concrete jungle? Contest shows there is still some 'wild' life left By THE photography contest was organised to promote an appreciation of nature but it achieved more than that. It inspired some of the participants to let their imagination roam freely as459 words
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Article224 1985-10-13 3 MORE than M employees, Including management staff, of Lamipak Industries and Panther Pte Ltd, found themselves retrenched when they tuned up for work yesterday. Those affected were from the sales and administration departments. They had been retained to help the provisional liquidators sort oat the company's224 words
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368 1985-10-13 3 An aspirin a day could help keep some heart patients alive HEART attack victims and certain others who suffer heart pains could reduce the likelihood of dying from further heart attacks by taking an aspirin a day, according to US health officials. They suggested that, in the United States, suchNYT - 368 words
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Article, Illustration794 1985-10-13 2 REAL IN NAME ONLY: Counterfeit goods worth S$171 billion are being sold worldwide every year and they cause harm to health and even death, as in the case of fake medicines. "The worst countries by far are in South-east Asia South Korea, the Philippines, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia,794 words
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Miscellaneous119 1985-10-13 2 UP TO lpm. Showers in few areas till around mid-morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 32 max., 25 min. SUNSET today: 6.53 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.48 am. TRAVELLERS' WEATHER Adelaide 11/18C Cloudy Manila 23/32C Showers Amsterdam *c Melbourne 12 16c Fine Bangkok 25/32C Fair Moscow -2/9 C Cloudy119 words
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Advertisement104 1985-10-13 3 STATISTICS THAT SHAPE THE COUNTRY The teacher's reward THE pay gap between those who teach in secondary schools and those who teach at tertiary institutions (pre-U and above) has widened over the past five years. Also for the first time last year, women teachers in secondary schools were paid more104 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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Article, Illustration697 1985-10-13 4 LIAK TENG KIAT - Fancy footwork, Mr President, keep going LIAK TENG KIAT JAPAN, regarded as the naughty boy of world trade, came in for further mention by the Prime Minister at a Washington press conference for Singapore journalists yesterday. Here are excerpts from the session. By Washington Correspondent r PM's visit to the697 words
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383 1985-10-13 4 MR Lee Kuan Yew met businessmen and scholars in Boston before his arrival in Washington for the official visit. At his press conference on Friday, he talked about serious investment interest. Q: During your visit in 1982, you said that transfer of technology383 words
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Article, Illustration243 1985-10-13 4 H.L. LIM - No piracy please, we are Americans H.L. LIM By WASHINGTON, Sat. An American official and a Singapore journalist were talking about Mr Lee Kuan Yew's meeting on Thursday with Secretary of Commerce Malcolm Baldridge. Mr Lee and Mr Baldridge reportedly spent most of the time discussing the stalled United States-Asean243 words
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341 1985-10-13 5 Danger even death can come cheap WASHINGTON, Sat. About US$BO billio.i (Ssl7l billion) worth of counterfeit goods from design r shirts to birth control pills are being peddled worldwide every year with result'-, ranging from massive health hazards to even death. Experts say the trade is growing as more counterfeits341 words
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152 1985-10-13 5 LONDON, Sat. Two 16--year-old schoolgirls have alleged they were raped a total of 40 times by knife-wielding Black youths in London's volatile Brixton district. The girls, listed in the Old Bailey Court as Miss X and Miss Y, testified on Thursday152 words
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Article, Illustration397 1985-10-13 5 No changing course, says Thatcher Conservative Party conference BLACKPOOL, Sat. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has rounded off her 10th Conservative conference as party leader insisting she will stick to her policies despite record unemployment critics say could cost her a third term. Mrs Thatcher yesterday rejected calls inside and outside397 words
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188 1985-10-13 5 Four Indian soldiers freeze to death on Everest KATHMANDU, Sat. Four Indian soldiers froze to death on Mount Everest after being trapped in blizzards for three days at B,lBlm without adequate equipment. The Indian army's base camp radioed that the four men, all experienced climbers, were trapped while attempting to188 words
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228 1985-10-13 5 Explorers open up huge canyon for tours NEW YORK, Sat. Three Polish explorers who were the first to conquer the world's deepest canyon in Peru are now taming the territory, giving tourists who pay US$3,OOO (about 556,600) a chance to see one of Earth's unspoiled wonders. At a depth of228 words
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260 1985-10-13 5 China's scholars want Confucius in schools BEIJING, Sat. Chinese scholars yesterday celebrated the 2,536th anniversary of the birth of Confucius and proposed that the theories of the formerlycondemned sth-Century BC philosopher be widely taught in Chinese schools. The scholars including Mr Kong Demao, a 77th-generation direct descendant of Confucius (557-479260 words
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Article111 1985-10-13 5 LONDON, Sat. Police have arrested as many as 12 people around the country under the Prevention of Terrorism Act in raids held three days before the start of Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's visit to Britain. The Express and Daily Mail newspapers said today111 words
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Article, Illustration423 1985-10-13 6 Winning Nobel Prize makes them hopeful BROOKLINE (Massachusetts), Sat. Officials of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) said yesterday that winning the Nobel Peace Prize should bring pressure on both the United States and the Soviet Union to make "real progress" at the coming summit meeting on423 words
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382 1985-10-13 6 It asks New York PR agency to make it look better BOGOTA (Colombia), Sat. Colombia, a country of 30 million people frustrated by its identification with drugs and violence, has hired a New York public relations company to help change its image. While image382 words
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Article180 1985-10-13 6 TOULOUSE, Sat. FRANCE'S Socialist Party leadership came face to face with an embarrassing women's revolt today at their party congress. Angry about the party's failure to nominate more female candidates for next year's parliamentary elections, Women's Rights Minister Yvette Roudy led a group of women, including180 words
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162 1985-10-13 6 'Rambo rally' in New York sends stocks up Dow Jones NEW YORK, Sat. The stock market went up higher yesterday in a "Rambo rally," bolstered by investorrelief that IBM's third-quarter results, although at the low end of forecasts, were not any worse. The Dow Jones industrial average surged by 11.87162 words
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Article42 1985-10-13 6 QUITO (Ecuador), Sat. Ecuador severed diplomatic relations with Nicaragua yesterday, accusing Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega of "gross, inadmissible attacks on the dignity, sovereignty and independence" of Ecuador. Foreign Minister Edgar Teran announced the break in relations last night. AP42 words
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Article112 1985-10-13 6 A special unit is reportedly being planned to help homosexuals at a cost of more than £250,000 (*****,000). The Daily Mail said 21 homosexuals would be coopted on to a speck 1 council subcommittee to fight discrimination. The scheme in the Labour-controlled borough of Haringey in north112 words
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Article95 1985-10-13 6 Australian sheep farmers are switching to solar power to cut the maintenance costs of the world's longest fence the 10,000-km dingo barrier. Like the 6,700-km Great Wall of China, the fence has been built to keep marauders out in this case, dingos, or wild native dogs, which prey95 words
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Article114 1985-10-13 6 A Michigan boy got a look at "real life" when Uncle Sam sent him a letter ordering him to register for the draft. "It slaps you in the face," Clayton Monte, 13, says of the letter he received ordering him to register for the selective service.114 words
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Article70 1985-10-13 6 Columbia University's board of trustees has voted to sell over the next two years virtually all of the university's US$39 million (5583.8 million) in stock in American companies doing business in South Africa. Columbia thus became the first Ivy League school to join America's growing list of70 words
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Article, Illustration115 1985-10-13 6 'ANTIQUE AIR: Egyptian scientists are combining space-age technology and archaeology to try to preserve an artifact that is potentially as precious as the rarest of Egypt's antiquities: A sample of 4,600-year-old air. The scientist m Cairo say they believe the air was trapped m burial chamber that was also likely115 words
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261 1985-10-13 6 US move for 'superbank' to help debt-ridden countries WASHINGTON, Sat. The Reagan administration, at the suggestion of Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker, is considering pushing for the creation of an international "superbank" to handle part of the lending to debt-strapped developing countries. The superbank, which would be subject to regulatory261 words
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297 1985-10-13 6 HOT SPRINGS (Virginia), Sat. The United States will not face a recession next year but business growth will be sluggish and unemployment is likely to stay above 7 per cent, an economic report forecast yesterday. Economists of the Business Council, a prestigious297 words
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Article, Illustration487 1985-10-13 7 How others reacted to hijackers' capture WASHINGTON, Saturday WHILE all America was jubilant over the United States capture of four Palestinian hijackers of the Italian liner Achille Lauro, world reaction was mixed. US newspapers saw it as an "important victory in the war against terrorism" and487 words
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Article114 1985-10-13 7 BELIZE CITY (Central ..America), Sat. Roast ro- dent may be one reason Queen Elizabeth appeared to i pick at her food during a state dinner here. One delicacy served up was roast gibnut, a long-leg-ged rodent not unlike a rat. It was the second feast of114 words
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341 1985-10-13 7 WASHINGTON, Sat. Palestinian hijackers of the Italian cruise ship Achille Lanro forced their American and British captives at gunpoint to play "a dreadful game" with live hand-grenades, a freed hostage said yesterday. "Our lives were threatened constantly/' said Mr Stanley Kubackl, a Judge341 words
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146 1985-10-13 7 BEIRUT, Sat. The body of American diplomat William Buckley would be handed to the United Nations if Israel freed 100 Palestinian prisoners, a statement in the name of the Islamic Jihad organisation said. The statement, delivered to an international news agency and the Beirut daily146 words
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Article, Illustration108 1985-10-13 7 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan appeared with a small patch on his nose yesterday. He said more cancer cells had been removed just from the same area where a growth was removed two months ago. Mr Reagan made the announcement at a White House press conference on108 words
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Advertisement96 1985-10-13 5 Qantas. Every day, one -stop to London* The Qantas 747 Express lifts off for London every evening, every week of the year. So you arrive at Heathrow early the next day a One-Stop daily service which is, quite literally, hard to beat. And remember, Qantas flies its passengers longer distances96 words
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Advertisement265 1985-10-13 6 You can now use your CPF savings i \Rp3k I to upgrade to a private residential C§B> PrOPCrtV St I £irk WeSk SetamidstpeacerulgreenerybetweenJurongTownand the City, Park West is near to top academic institutions, I™™^ food and shopping centres. The Clementi MRT Stalift tion, also nearby, offers convenient future island-wide HIGH-RISE265 words
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Advertisement207 1985-10-13 6 1 Thank you I I KECKSENGTOIie f I RWERWEWHOTEL J ofr \ur heartfelt thanks and appreciation to dK tS Wong Kwei Cheong, Minister of State for gE jfc TYade and Industry and Chairman of the Singapore Jjg SS Tourist Promotion Board for officiating the Combined *g oS? Grand Official Opening207 words
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331 1985-10-13 8 Most don't know they have the disease MANILA, Saturday ABOUT five million Filipinos, or 9.2 per cent of the country's 54 million population, are infected with hepatitis-B virus (HBV) which can result in fatal liver diseases such as cancer, the official Philippine News Agency (PNA)331 words
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Article30 1985-10-13 8 JAKARTA, Sat. Eight Indonesians are missing after their ship with a cargo of rice capsized a week ago, the official Antara news agency said yesterday. Bernama30 words
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58 1985-10-13 8 JAKARTA, Sat. New Zealand tourist David Crooks has been charged with trafficking in hashish in Bali, the New Zealand Embassy said yesterday. Crooks, 36, was remanded in Denpasar district court yesterday on charges that he tried to sell 368 grammes of the drug to58 words
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Article64 1985-10-13 8 JAKARTA, Sat. The new Sukarno-Hatta International Airport, opened in April here, is said to be under-utilised and efforts are being made by the authorities to attract more foreign airlines to Jakarta. The airport's Flight Safety Director, Mr Djatmiko Sukendro, says the airport is presently handling about 2064 words
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Article, Illustration109 1985-10-13 8 "BAGUS (good)", says Indonesian President Suharto as he test-drives a Proton Saga, with Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Serl Dr Mahathir Mohamad beside him at the presidential residence in Jakarta. Dr Mahathir presented the first made-in Malaysia car to the Indonesian leader109 words
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233 1985-10-13 8 JAKARTA, Sat. The Indonesian government plans to develop 13 more tourist areas throughout the country under the fourth five-year national development plan (Repelita IV), the official Antara news agency reported today. This will be in addition to the existing 10 tourist areas, Minister233 words
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257 1985-10-13 8 BANGKOK, Sat. A French medical aid organisation has denied that it had recruited and paid mercenaries to train Karen guerillas in Burma. Medecins Sans Frontieres (doctors without borders) was replying to allegations yesterday by a senior Thai border patrol police officer that it had been257 words
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Article82 1985-10-13 8 A PRIVATE prosecutor in the Benigno Aquino murder trial yesterday asked the court to investigate a newspaper report that President Ferdinand Marcos' wife Imelda had awarded luxurious homes to two of the accused soldiers. Lawyer Lupino Lazaro, who represents the family of slain purported assassin Rolando Galman,82 words
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Article78 1985-10-13 8 VIETNAM'S first Military Attache to Indonesia, Col Vo Dinh Quang, has taken office in Jakarta and paid a courtesy call on Indonesian Air Force Chief of Staff Marshal Sukardi, the Vietnamese Embassy said yesterday. He arrived in Jakarta two months ago. The assignment of a Vietnamese78 words
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Article64 1985-10-13 8 THE Brunei Chamber of Commerce has invited international business figures to attend a two-day seminar in the sultanate from Nov 27. A press release issued by the Brunei Embassy in Jakarta yesterday said the seminar, Paving the Way to Business Activities in Brunei Through Joint Ventures, will64 words
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Article87 1985-10-13 8 ONE of three Thai soldiers allegedly abducted by Vietnamese troops while on a border patrol last Saturday was being detained in Cambodia's northwestern city of Sisophon, Battambang province, Thai military sources said yesterday. There was no indication of the whereabouts of the other two Thais, one of87 words
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Article75 1985-10-13 8 THE Philippines Supreme Court yesterday ordered Education Minister Jaime Laya to "refrain" from punishing leaders of a teachers' strike which crippled public schools in Manila last month. The Education Ministry last week filed administrative charges against 49 leaders of the 17,000--strong Manila Public School Teachers Association which75 words
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245 1985-10-13 9 Army to revive firing range project JASIN (Malacca), Sat. The Malaysian Army plans to revive under the Fifth Malaysia Plan the Gemas firing range project, shelved about two years ago because of lack of funds. Acting Army Chief Lieutenant-General Datuk Moliamed Hashim Ali said today the 12,300-hectare piece of land245 words
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203 1985-10-13 9 MALACCA, Sat. The Malaysian Armed Forces may buy 155 mm medium-range I artillery guns during the Fifth Malaysia Plan period if approved by Parliament in its coming session, Deputy Defence Minister Datuk Abang Abu Bakar Mustapha said today. He said the army planned to develop203 words
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Article142 1985-10-13 9 MAS to boost flights and routes SUBANG, Sat. The Malaysian Airline System (MAS) will expand its international destinations network in addition to increasing the frequencies of existing routes. MAS will increase flight frequencies to Australia and Paris, increase capacity into Frankfurt in addition to negotiating for traffic rights into Copenhagen,142 words
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Article65 1985-10-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. United States Air Force Commander Gen Charles Gabriel will make a two-day visit to Malaysia from Thursday. Gen Gabriel, who will be accompanied by senior USAF officers, will call on Deputy Defence Minister Datuk Abang Abu Bakar Mustapha, Chief of Defence Forces Gen65 words
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Article, Illustration553 1985-10-13 9 Resignations of two leaders won't change date: Ghafar KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The MCA divisional elections will be held as scheduled on Oct 19-20 depite the resignations of Datuk Mak Hon Kam and Datuk Dr Tan Tiong Hong from the Malaysian Chinese Association ad553 words
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Article, Illustration108 1985-10-13 9 Thatcher to be given Lat cartoon A CARTOON by Lat may soon adorn the walls of No. II Downing Street, the official residence of the British Prime Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher. The cartoon, depicting Mrs Thatcher being driven home after returning to London following her nine-day tour to the Far108 words
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306 1985-10-13 9 KLUANG, (Johor), Sat. Agriculture Minister Anwar Ibrahim has assured local fishermen that the proposed fishing pact between Malaysia and Thailand would not cause any hardship to them. "The government is always sensitive to the interests of fishermen," he said when opening a Johor306 words
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Article80 1985-10-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Eleven unidentified foreign fishermen have been detained for encroaching into Malaysian waters in two separate incidents off Labuan in Sabah during the past two weeks, a fisheries official said today. Mr Abdul Hamid Shukor, a senior fisheries official of the Maritime Co-ordination and Enforcement80 words
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Article85 1985-10-13 10 THIRTEEN Indonesian fishermen in distress were given a tow to Singapore early yesterday by a Republic of Singapore Navy patrol boat. The Indonesians had been adrift for two days after the engine of their 17-metre fishing boat failed. The RSS Sovereignty was on routine patrol85 words
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Article527 1985-10-13 10 HEDWIG ALFRED - HEDWIG ALFRED They're hit by Medisave and recession By PRIVATE doctors and specialists are being hurt by the restricted use of Medisave. They are also feeling the pinch of the recession as many people now resort to self-medication for minor ailments instead of visiting527 words
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130 1985-10-13 10 FROM today, bus passengers leaving for Johor and Kuala Lumpur will board buses at a central terminal at Ban San Street car park. Services 170 and 171, run by Singapore Bus Service, and buses operated by SingaporeJohore Express and Singapore-KualaLum purExpress have been130 words
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274 1985-10-13 10 MICHAEL LIM - MICHAEL LIM By AT A time when companies are trimming their staff and some graduates are having difficulties finding employment, the SAF is opening its doors wide to job-hunters. It is looking for about 250 graduate reservists to join the regular officer274 words
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126 1985-10-13 10 Mandarin drive helps in knowing culture THE Speak Mandarin campaign was yesterday described as another way for Chinese Singaporeans to build on their understanding of traditional culture. Mr Wong Kan Seng, Minister of State (Community Development, and Communications and Information), said the language was a transmitter of values which the126 words
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137 1985-10-13 10 S'pore printers to appear in four big fairs next year SINGAPORE will be represented at four major printingindustry fairs in America and Europe next year. The Chief Executive Officer of the Trade Development Board, Mr Leong Chee Whye, said last night that the board would organise participation by Singapore printers137 words
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Article40 1985-10-13 10 IN today's "Holidays" supplement on Page 8 and 9 of Sunday Plus, it is stated that the airfare from Toronto to Vancouver is Cs2l. Air Canada has clarified that the airfare is in fact Cs42l.40 words
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Article, Illustration377 1985-10-13 10 AUDREY PERERA - Do-it-for-me corps prefer to pay for simplest jobs AUDREY PERERA By JUST as there are Singaporeans who are proud of being Do-It-Yourself home handymen, there are those who let others do even the simplest chores for them. These are members of the Do-It-For-Me corps. And their numbers may be increasing,377 words
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151 1985-10-13 10 BAD economic times can affect the civil service just as much as it has affected employees in the private sector. The fortunes of both sectors were inter-related, said Dr Wan Soon Bee, Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office) last night151 words
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280 1985-10-13 11 How Asian edition of USA Today fared :USA Today got a mixed response from the American business community following the debut of the newspaper's b Asian edition on Tuesday. "A lot of people like it; a lot of people don't," said the American Business Council's Executive Director Joyce Rasmussen. The280 words
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Article76 1985-10-13 11 A SENIOR partner of Hongkong's oldest law firm has admitted to the Bar. The petition of Miss Ella Cheong Shuk-ki was moved by Mr Gan Hiang Chye before Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin on Wednesday. Miss Cheong, of Wilkinson Grist, is regarded by her peers76 words
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Article, Illustration345 1985-10-13 11 HO CHIN BENG - HO CHIN BENG By CHINESE Singaporeans speak dialect during meals but use English or Mandarin when they do business or go shopping. They also use dialect and Mandarin much more frequently outside the Central Business District where most of them live than inside. A345 words
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Article156 1985-10-13 11 A HOTEL marked its official opening yesterday with a $2.2 million donation to charity. The Chairman of the 21--storey River View Hotel in Havelock Road, Mr Ho Yeow Koon, said the money from the Keck Seng Group, which wholly owns the hotel, will be used156 words
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239 1985-10-13 11 NTUC to ask members what benefits they want THE NTUC will be doing a little more to woo new members and it wants individual members to do their bit as well. Mr Ng Pock Too, an NTUC Deputy Director, said a survey would be carried out to find out from239 words
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Article49 1985-10-13 11 THIEVES drove away an excavator, worth about $30,000, from a construction site at Kaki Bukit Avenue 2 on Wednesday. Mr Tan Teck Seng, a foreman with Lam Bee Construction Pte Ltd, reported to police the machine was missing when he went to work on Thursday.49 words
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422 1985-10-13 11 IVAN LIM - B-G Lee: Trust in younger leaders will decide growth IVAN LIM By SINGAPORE can move ahead at a faster pace once the younger PAP leadership gains the full trust of the people, according to Brig-Gen (Res) Lee Hsien Loong. But this rapport would take time. It all depended on what422 words
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Article90 1985-10-13 11 A HOUSEBREAKING suspect fled from Orchard Shopping Centre in Orchard Road soon after he was spotted by a maintenance officer on Friday night. The suspect jumped into a nearby canal, followed by a policeman who ran after him. He managed to escape. A police spokesman said90 words
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Article, Illustration592 1985-10-13 12 HEDWIG ALFRED - HEDWIG ALFRED Prof Ratnam and his team get ready for first NUH baby By THIS room is equipped to give mothers-to-be and new-born children just about the best care possible. It is part of the National University Hospital's Obstetrics and Gynaecology Department which will open tomorrow.592 words
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93 1985-10-13 12 SGH starts its baby unit next year THE Singapore Genera* Hospital will have an obstetrics and gynaecology depart ment In about six months. The hospital's Medical Director, Dr Wong Knm Leng, said there will be about 1M beds In this new department, which will provide both antenatal and post-natal care.93 words
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Article, Illustration280 1985-10-13 12 AN hour-long rash of fires last night razed vacant shophonses at four places along Victoria Street and Serangoon Road. The Fire Service Is trying to determine If there Is any connection between the fires In the pre-war shophonses, which are due for redevelopment.280 words
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Article59 1985-10-13 12 FORMER journalist Bailyne Sung is the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's new Assistant Director (Public Relations). Her appointment took effect on Oct2. Miss Sung, who heads the board's Public Relations Department, replaces Mrs Elsie Ozaku, who left Singapore recently to take up the post of59 words
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350 1985-10-13 13 Junk food still being sold in some schools SOME school canteens continue to sell "junk" tidbits despite calls three months ago by the Education Ministry not to do so. The ministry circulated guidelines in June that school canteens withdraw from sale some sweets and preserved fruit which had low nutritional350 words
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618 1985-10-13 13 AUDREY PERERA - 1,000 callers make it a hot line to Cupid AUDREY PERERA By THE phones never stopped ringing. By 12.30 pm, almost 1,000 people with marriage in mind had called to leave their personal particulars and their educational qualifications. This was the response the Government's Social Development Unit received yesterday when618 words
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161 1985-10-13 13 THE Social Development Unit is still hesitant to claim success In terms of marriages of graduates who have attended its courses, but there is possibly a trend developing that gives grounds for hope. Statistics by the Registrar of Marriages show that in 1983, 37.7 per161 words
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107 1985-10-13 13 POLICE have arrested a suspect believed to be a notorious cat burglar responsible for a series of break-ins in at least three Housing Board estates during the past two months. The man, 27, was apprehended by detectives from the Paya Lebar police station in a107 words
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Article, Illustration317 1985-10-13 13 LITO GUTIERREZ; DAVID TAN - LITO GUTIERREZ DAVID TAN Story: Picture: IT WAS a fun-filled night of fright. Or was it a fright-filled night of fun? A hearse, a grotesque dummy hanging by the neck, mud and blood-splattered tracks, a decrepit graveyard, and a parade of coffin-bearing Draculas. These317 words
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355 1985-10-13 13 PAUL WEE - $547,000 theft as building hit by third break-in in a year PAUL WEE By IT WAS the last straw for worried occupants at a commercial building in New Industrial Road, Paya Lebar, after thieves carted away $547,500 worth of birds' nests and head phones from a company there on Friday.355 words
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Article, Illustration601 1985-10-13 14 LITO GUTIERREZ - LITO GUTIERREZ Doctor confirms she is seven months pregnant By FILIPINO maid Maria Luz Zapanta has come out of hiding seven weeks after she vanished, and has been found to be seven months pregnant. Her condition was confirmed by a government doctor who601 words
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723 1985-10-13 14 LEE SIEW HUA - LEE SIEW HUA By BACKSTAGE, all the performers seemed calm and collected. But in the studio itself, where their mentors and group members, and the rest of the audience were sitting and waiting for the show to begin, there was much happy confusion723 words
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Article112 1985-10-13 14 THE Danish Prime Minister, Mr Poul Schluter, flew into Singapore yesterday for a four-day official visit. Accompanied by his wife and more than 10 senior officials and businessmen, he was met at Changi Airport by the Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), Dr Wan Soon Bee.112 words
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Article79 1985-10-13 14 FOUR men were charged yesterday with house breaking and theft of about $250 at a worksite canteen on Friday. Hamzah bin Bakar, 22, Mat Salleh bin Bakar, 21, Mohd Asri bin Abdul Manas, 18, and Mohd Noor Raimin bin Mohd Yusuff 19, are alleged to have79 words
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271 1985-10-13 14 Teh tells builders: Switch jobs if you can't cope CONTRACTORS who cannot cope with the current slowdown in construction activities should consider switching to other work. Mr Teh Cheang Wan said yesterday. The National Development Minister said it was clear that with the slowdown, the economy cannot provide sufficient jobs271 words
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Article30 1985-10-13 14 Residents of Sembawang constituency can have their blood groups identified and recorded today from 10 am to 7 pm at the ground floor of Block 8, Marsiling Drive.30 words
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Article14 1985-10-13 14 THE East Coast Swimming Lagoon will be closed tomorrow for maintenance work.14 words
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Article324 1985-10-13 15 BUGIS STREET had a dismal send-off last week. The Ministry of the Environment had the date wrong and the merry wake was held a day earlier. Singapore's infamous alley was forlorn on its last day, its name-plates and signboards already torn out, and324 words
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Article94 1985-10-13 15 What The Sunday Times reported on Oct 16, 1960 NINE people, including known members of the 24 and 08 secret society groups, were detained by the police yesterday, the Singapore Government officially announced. Among the nine is Tan Gak Eng, who was dismissed from the People's Action94 words
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Article, Illustration1269 1985-10-13 15 Keeping Rediffusion up to date has been JACK SNOWDEN'S business 4 There was great agony about Mandarin because many people had left it behind in school. So we said to our artistes who mainly spoke dialect: 'You learn Mandarin in front of the mike, you1,269 words
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Advertisement194 1985-10-13 15 When was the last time you went to a dinner party and were faced with the most difficult decision of your life —to avoid the delicious and dangerously tempting m food spread so invitingly on the table, or to forget your waistline for that evening and indulge yourself in some194 words
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Article, Illustration1051 1985-10-13 16 Peter Barnard - Peter Barnard WITH Rock Hudson dead and Doris Day more or less retired, a remake of Pillow Talk will have to look elsewhere for its leading players. And if last week's news from the kiss-and-tell department is any guide, the Hollywood scouts could do1,051 words
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Article, Illustration904 1985-10-13 16 Edgar Koh - Opportunity knocks by a child of the uncertain Sixties Edgar Koh 4 The recession has begun to shrink the number of suitable jobs available to our graduates. The more realistic and resourceful among them would be those who would take virtually anything that comes along, roll up their sleeves and904 words
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724 1985-10-13 16 Li Siewpeng - Li Siewpeng We have a dire shortage of teachers and there is a ready supply of graduates. If we do not use them, we would end up with many classrooms without a teacher. (But) we must review the objectives and workings724 words
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Article, Illustration449 1985-10-13 16 NOW that the Mobil Marathon is over, it's timely to reveal what my butcher Chor Ping told me the other day. "Bah!" he snorted as he chopped my sirloin to pieces. "Marathons! Races! They're so unfair." "What's your beef?" I quickly asked before my sirloin449 words
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Article, Illustration1887 1985-10-13 17 L On the eve of extradition, fearing what awaited him in Italy, he unsuccessfully attempted to commit suicide by taking strychnine. But then, finally, halfway across the Atlantic, he turned to his police escort and said: 'When we arrive, there are a couple of things1,887 words
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316 1985-10-13 17 AS AMERICA'S Mafia trials continue, a specially protected court-house is being constructed in Palermo, Sicily, for Italy's parallel, and co-ordinated, campaign against organised crime. No fewer than 351 alleged Mafia members implicated by the testimony of Tommaso Buscetta face trials beginning in316 words
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Article, Illustration281 1985-10-13 18 MARKSMAN - MARKSMAN Trainer Ismail can take second feature race in week By our man on the track KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Trainer M. Ismail, who saddled lion City II to take the $iO 000 National Stud Cup for Malaysian-breds last Sunday, can win tomorrow's main event, the281 words
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Article78 1985-10-13 18 RACE 1: Aurora 111, Kuala Trengganu, Good Mah (late Chuan Jit Mah II), Twin Happiness IV, Gentleman 11. RACE 2: Win The Battle, Hema-Malini. RACE 3: Spanish Emerald, Right Tempo, Professor Winstun 11, Tentu, Kia-Ora H. RACE 4: The Merchant, Royal Monkey 11 RACE 5: La Granda, Fleet Foot,78 words
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Article4997 1985-10-13 18 w wmmmmmm 1.30 class 5 div 6 1,200m IllJMi-B (Ratings: 48-34) mMMkm^am (Stakes: $11,500) 1 0090 Easy Creek 57 (48) NET-Lim 3 irg dl same. Last of 13 to Ninja's Ambush with 57 Div 5 1200m yielding last week; unplaced in three other starts Gopal 64,997 words
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Article404 1985-10-13 18 RACE RACING ED MARKSMAN PEDIGREE LUCKY LEO WENG SOOK 13 Pulau Sembilan 13 Pulau Sembilan 4 Aurora 13 Pulau Sembilsn 2 Bravado 1 7 Good Mah 11 Sovereign Grey 13 Pulau Sembilan 5 Millan's 10 Gentleman 4 Aurora i 4 Aurora 10 Gentleman 10 Gentleman 4404 words
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Article, Illustration186 1985-10-13 19 By OUR RACING TEAM KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Leading Jockey Nigel TUey suffered minor braises when his mount, Tramp Card IV, fell 3Mm from home in Race 4 today, bringing down another runner, Sayang. The rider of Sayang, E. Sahab, was shaken op but otherwise186 words
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Article, Illustration138 1985-10-13 19 Gopal's first win in 6 months KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Jockey M. Gopal ended a six -month drought when he booted home El Cheetah in Race 5 here today. It was also his first win since turning professional on April 21. Gopal last won a race in April when he took138 words
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Article28 1985-10-13 19 FIRST *****1 SECOND *****2 THIRD *****2 STARTERS *****8, *****8, *****2, *****8, *****3, *****2, *****6, *****6. CONSOLATIONS *****4, *****4, *****5, *****8, *****0, *****9, *****3, *****7, *****3, *****5.28 words
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2332 1985-10-13 19 HOW TO READ THE RACE RESULTS: From left: Saddle cloth number, name of horse, weigni carried, approximate dividends at Ruki t Tlmah, Jockey, barrier, position of bone at the mm, 4fcm and finishing post. Trainer: Owner. W*nby:3,nk, 3(1:16). Tote: XL $24, $6, $6, $21.2,332 words
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353 1985-10-13 19 JACK ELLIOTT - JACK ELLIOTT By Of the Melbourne Herald SYDNEY, Sat. Jockey Malcolm Johnston hid the pain of a freak racing accident before landing his biggest win at Randwick racecourse here last weekend. Yesterday, Johnston was still nursing a bruised hand and back353 words
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Obituary, Illustration168 1985-10-13 20 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 1 MDM WEE SOO NEO AGED 85 I k Was called into the presence of I I The Lord on Friday 11th October 1985 1 I A Memorial Service will be held at 8.30pm m today at 1 Greenwood Avenue, H I Singapore 1128 H Cottage168 words
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Obituary, Illustration46 1985-10-13 20 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam P. KRISHNAN K.M.A. KUTTY DEPARTED 13.10.78 DEPARTED 13.10.83 GONE FROM OUR LIVES ONE SO DEAR, BUT IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER NEAR. SADLY MISSED BY SADLY MISSED BY WIFE, FAMILY AND LOVED SONS, DAUGHTERS, ONES DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW, SONS-IN-LAW AND i L^ GRANDCHILDREN.46 words
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Obituary, Illustration38 1985-10-13 20 MR. S. MUTHUSAMY Departed 15/10/84 Thalai Thevasam will be held today irom 10.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. at Blk. S, Holland Close, #05-191. We are still living with your loving memory. Wife Puspavalli, children, son-irHaijfandcTandchildren.38 words
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Obituary, Illustration89 1985-10-13 20 In Loving Memory of MDM AGNES KO AGED 24 DEPARTED ON 13.10.82 Upright and just in all her ways; Loyal and true through all her days. Silently suffered, patiently bore, God took her home to suffer no more. Sadly missed by dad, mum, son^Wilh^^Jennv^^^^^^^ IN LOVING MEMORY89 words
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Obituary, Illustration324 1985-10-13 20 Mrs. Tan Khye Seng (nee Lim Eng Guat) Aged 65 passed away peacefully on 11th October 1985 leaving behind beloved Husband: Tan Khye Seng Son: Tan Hoe Hln Edmund Oaughl.r-in-law: Chin Oi Lin. Daughter* Tan Bock Harh Tan Bock Hoon Tan Mook Jin Tan Bok Pheck Tan Bock324 words
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Obituary, Illustration49 1985-10-13 20 The family of the late MR. LIM HONG KENG Departed 8.10.85 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends, colleagues and all others who have helped in one way or another for their kind prayers, attendance, condolences, assistance, donations, wreaths scrolls during their recent bereavement.49 words
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Article, Illustration811 1985-10-13 20 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH Said and Done Galloping gourmet Holly, smart cookie in long run ■JOLLY MOORE belongs to ■■an old world. One where kitchens are warm with the fragrance of freshly-baked peanut butter cookies, where makeshift swings hang by frayed ropes from massive trees in front lawns or back811 words
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Article, Illustration227 1985-10-13 20 LONDON, Sat. Ludmila Andonova, the women's high jump world record-holder, was yesterday banned for life by the International Amateur Athletics Federation for taking drugs. The 25-year-old Bulgarian, who set her record of 2.07 metres in East Berlin last year, was one of six suspensions announced by the227 words
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Article433 1985-10-13 20 Czechoslovakia through, US and Australia level 1-1 NAGOYA (Japan), Sat. Holders Czechoslovakia repulsed the spirited challenge of Bulgaria's Maleeva sisters in the semi-finals of the Federation Cup women's team tennis championship today but were left in the dark about their final opponents. After the Czechs, led by433 words
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Article79 1985-10-13 20 ALL THE RESULTS wfhoslovakia 2 Bulgaria 1 (Czechs first): Helena Sokova lost to Katerina Maleeva 34, 6-7 <6-X); Hana Mandlikova bt Manuel* Maleeva 34, 6-2, 6-1 Helena and Hana bt Katerina and Mannela 6-3, 74 (7-4). United States 1 Australia 1 (US first): Elise Borgln bt Anne Minter 6-3, 6-4;79 words
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Article617 1985-10-13 20 •DARTS Defending champion John Lowe was bundled out of the world matchplay darts championship in two straight sets by unseeded Welshman Peter Locke in Slough, London, on Friday. Singapore's Paul Lim fell 2-0 against American N. Virachkul. First-round resn!ts:M. Gregory (Eng) bt S. Brennan (NI) 2-1, C. Lazarenko617 words
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Article, Illustration705 1985-10-13 21 J RAJENDRAN - J RAJENDRAN Shoon Keat is a convenient substitute, but he still has not blossomed as a coach On the Una 4 For reasons best known to them, it has taken the BBA two years to find a replacement for Fu, and now with the705 words
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Article, Illustration642 1985-10-13 21 DERMOT PURGAVIE - Trick or treat: Wrestling with a problem DERMOT PURGAVIE Eye on America IN one corner: Manfred The Maniac, The Continental Lover, The Magnificent Zulu, a midget called The Haiti Kid and others of the fraternity of the forearm smash. In the other: The New York Senate Task Force on professional642 words
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Article223 1985-10-13 21 Fans in the red corner SINGAPORE wrestling fans are calling for their own investigation into the sport after apparently being abandoned mid-show by a troupe of international heavyweights at the Gay World Stadium on Friday night. About 500 fans stayed in their seats for almost an hour after a programme223 words
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Article211 1985-10-13 22 CHRISTCHURCH, Sat. New Zealand scored an easy 5-0 victory aver Taiwan in a World Cup qualifying gam* here today. FORMER Scottish international Eddie Gray has been dismissed as manager of Second Division Leeds United after a 22-year association with the club. PHIL NEAL, Liverpool's wantout211 words
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Article, Illustration756 1985-10-13 22 Italy put the boot into a Rhumba Renaissance 808 HUSHES TALK OF SOCCER X HE marriage between Italy and 1 her imported soccer stars, particularly the Brazilian romantics, has withered to a frayed, expensive unsavoury strand. Only lawyers are benefiting from remaining contacts affecting Brazil's big three.756 words
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Article, Illustration1053 1985-10-13 22 ALAN HUBBARD - At 46, Lee still can't quit foolin' ALAN HUBBARD w^^B^i^ ""^i^rw I A LITTLE bit of happiness went out of sport last week... for just five days. On Monday, Lee Buck Trevino, that ebullient joker whose very appearance on the golf course is an inspiration to the humblest hack, announced1,053 words
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Article, Illustration869 1985-10-13 23 TAY CHENG KHOOH Tg TO GREEN *#*OLF has been called the game of Asean", the unofficial lubricant that has smoothened many a political stalemate in the past. Of course, some of the claims like it is more effective than the beleaguered United Nations itself are, like most869 words
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Article, Illustration380 1985-10-13 23 Catch the action at Changi YOUR SPORTING SUNDAY ATHLETICS Pripps All-Comers Meet/Race Walking (Bedok Stadium, 2.30 pm). BOWLING Vlc-Productlon Stars •f Tomorrow Championships: Masters finals (Kallang Bowler-Drome, 12.30 pm). CRICKET SCA Division One League: SRC v SCRC. Tanglln Pot: SCC v Tanglin Club. Both at Padang. Friendly: IA v National380 words
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Article503 1985-10-13 23 ON FOREIGN FAIRWAYS LAKE BUENA VISTA (Florida), Sat. Scott Hoch fired a nine-under-par 63 yesterday to take a two-stroke lead midway through the Professional Golfers' Association World Classic. Hoch's sizzling round, which included nine birdies and no bogeys, put him at 12-under-par 132,503 words
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Article653 1985-10-13 23 Hill-Climb: Singapore's national champion Peter Hill put up stiff resistance before falling 9-5, 9-7, 9-6 to world No 3 Stuart Davenport in the quarter-finals of the New Zealand Open squash championships in Auckland on Friday. Other quarter-final results Men: Ross Norman (NZ) bt Chris Robertson (Aust) 9-7, 9-10,653 words
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Article, Illustration241 1985-10-13 23 LEE WAI WIN - LEE WAI WIN FOCUSING wi the Real Thing. K. lam (left) finally gets a close-np view of Ramie Salleh, the wave-ruling hero he has often admired through his zoom iens from the East Coast beach. National serviceman Isam, who successfully nominated new Asian241 words
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Advertisement253 1985-10-13 20 APPOINTMENT ®HDB vacancies ELECTRICIAN-CUM-PLUMBER (DAILY-RATED) Qualifications:National Trade Certificate Grade 111 in Electrical Fitting and Installation or Electrical Licence issued by the Public Utilities Board Preference will be given to candidates who possess a Class 111 driving licence. Duties: (a) To check on lighting and other electrical fittings, etc; (b) To253 words
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Advertisement1617 1985-10-13 21 Get the full story on doing business in Singapore. lIIHIIIIHI^HHH^HHUHHii Every newspaper gives you the news. But in today's competitive markets, bare W^^ facts are only half the story. fjk Wr tW I Business Times gives you the views m\ behind the news the in depth jm^^-- ijff& :^mk W1,617 words
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Advertisement186 1985-10-13 23 ONE IfflNNE|^ NO CONTESLN^ Wherever people are serious x^X t**t about their football world Cup, K *+J2L** t0 00^r U L Asian Cup or the Merdeka >^ f* j Tournament they choose yvy/ ff^Jm the football they can be ff//\^ tfmmi Tango Espana by Adidas/ rf I A sole Agent186 words
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Article, Illustration574 1985-10-13 1 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI Republic's second-half blitz sends Eintracht reeling in opening game By A SWITCH of tactics after the interval paved the way for Singapore to achieve a surprise 2-0 win over Eintracht Frankfurt, of West Germany, before more than 13,000 fans at the National Stadium last night.574 words
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Article105 1985-10-13 1 Salim has cause to smile again JUST hoars before Singapore got off to a flying start In the Merlion Cap soccer tournament with a M victory over Elntracht Frankfort, midfielder Sallm Moln received Mine good news Cram his doctor. Sallm, who twisted his left knee last Tuesday, was told that105 words
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315 1985-10-13 1 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDR AN By INDONESIA could well end up kicking themselves for not scoring more in their encounter against soccer minnows Brunei at the National Stadium last night. All they managed, after almost 90 minutes of dominance, was a 24) win. And should a315 words
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743 1985-10-13 1 Red Devils back at their fiery best BRITISH SOCCER: SOUTHALL SENT OFF LONDON, Sat. English League leaders Manchester United bounced hack to their irresistible best to beat Queens Pars Rangers 2-0 and stay 10 points clear of main rivals Livt^ponl and Chelsea today. Wales striker Mark Hughes arc 1 Dane743 words
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Article55 1985-10-13 1 NEWPORT, S»t. Third Division leaders Reading set new English record here today when they chalked np their 12th win in row. Goals trail Staart Beavon and Kevin Bremner gave them a victory aver Newport County and the best start to a win, beating Tottenham's 11 consecutive successes55 words
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Article, Illustration244 1985-10-13 1 J. RAJENDRAN - Two 'new' teams set to settle old score J. RAJENDRAN MALAYSIA v BRUNEI FOR ace striker Zainal Abidin, tonight's match against Brunei (6.30 pm) could well be the beginning of a long and fruitful career as captain of the Malaysian team. Zainal, 24, has not been appointed officially though team244 words
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Article, Illustration212 1985-10-13 1 JOE DORAI - Yugoslavs wary of Germans' capabilities JOE DORAI YUGOSLAVIA v E. FRANKFURT THEY are down but not out. This is the message Yugoslav coach Ivan Cabrinovic will be drumming into his players this evening m the dressing room before they troop out for their opening match against Eintracht Frankfurt (8.30). Cabrinovic212 words
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Advertisement195 1985-10-13 1 U-*-i Pte. Ltd. v N |pF stockists for: Vitacoat, Esbilar, Mirra-coat, Hi-craft, Magnet Chub Dinner. Main Office: Branch: 1 Scotts Road, 160, Orchard Road, #03-47 Shaw Centre, #01-38 Orchard Point, Singapore 0922. Singapore 0922. Tel: *****83 Tel: *****60 Paae 22 m ffsSo^s^S^^--^ Paas 20 Page 22 ■Ri^mfit FAIRMATE takes you195 words
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Advertisement325 1985-10-13 1 ROX Y CBTPORE) PTE. LTD. 483, Tanghn Halt Road, Singapore 0314 Tel: *****11 M] GOODWILL FROM CHINA (3m. Please, please your eyes! Come be fascinated by the largest \f^ #^j% R^l JU display of China's most popular "Kiang Xi" porcelairn^ases. 4f|H^ \^Z%£\ Choose from hundreds of different sizes shapes, ctestgns325 words
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Article, Illustration2634 1985-10-13 2 BOTH the good luck and the misfortune of the Bahamas is that its 700 islands and cays lie on the direct route from Colombia, which supplies 80 per cent of America's cocaine and much of its marijuana. For marijuana which comes by frieghter, there are countless well-pro-tected bays2,634 words
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MIND & BODY
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Article, Illustration456 1985-10-13 3 PETER WILBY - PETER WILBY SCIENCE By ADMIRERS of British Prime Minister Mrs Margaret •Thatcher have cause to be grateful that she attended a girl's school, where she could learn to speak her mind. In a co-educational school, "boys would have folded their456 words
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Article, Illustration515 1985-10-13 3 DAVID GUNSTON - DAVID GUNSTON By IS your hair showing grey? Not to worry. If you are getting on a bit, it is a perfectly normal sign, just part of the inevitable gradual slowingdown. It is certainly not an evidence of imminent515 words
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Article, Illustration449 1985-10-13 3 WHEN Barbara, a successful and attractive financial planner turned 35, she made a decision. It was time to meet Someone Important. Although she knew a lot of single men through her business, she says that they are not usually the449 words
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Article74 1985-10-13 3 SOME ways to break down internal barriers: Make yourself available. Be where other people are. •Be friendly and approachable. Let others decide you have value, even if you're not a great dancer or don't own a Ferrari. Change self-defeating patterns. If all your relationships turn out the74 words
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MEDICAL BRIEFS
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Article, Illustration114 1985-10-13 3 tNEW test n predict years in advance who's likely to get kidney stones. And it may lead to a way to prevent the painful condition. Researchers at the University of Chicago School of Medicine discovered that certain proteins in the urine inhibit formation114 words
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Article, Illustration109 1985-10-13 3 AN overgrowth of the fibrous layer beneath the skin of the palm will cause dupuytrens contracture, a deformity of the hand. Thfa-fo because as the fibrous i^jerHihJckens, the skin over it putfters and the fingers become progressively flexed into an involuntarily clenched fist. While a family109 words
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Article, Illustration71 1985-10-13 3 MORE doctors are screening their patients for cancer, a survey in the United States shows. Almost seven of every 10 family doctors say that they have increased tests to detect cancer early. The tests include blood stool tests for colon cancer, Pap smears for71 words
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Article, Illustration72 1985-10-13 3 A NON-PRE-SCRIPTION drug for diaper rash contains an ingredient that has been linked to nervous system degeneration and blindness, says an American consumer group. It will petition the US Food and Drug Administration to remove the drug and ingredient from the market. The drug Vioform72 words
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FASHION
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Article, Illustration566 1985-10-13 4 LIM PHAY- LING - LIM PHAY-LING By I Clothes and accessories by Tangs, make-up by Lynn Seeto using Bourjois' autumnwinter Les Dandies palette, hair by Jerk See of Reds TANGS department store has introduced a new clothes label that promises to keep the young and fashionable in style566 words
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Article, Illustration152 1985-10-13 4 DENIM, that tough traditional work fabric is springing back into fashion again with more style than ever. After it has been bleached, stone-washed, dyed every other colour of the rainbow, printed with flowers and paisley, studded with metal buttons and rhinestones, they're now adding lace panels, Chinese152 words
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FOOD
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Article, Illustration892 1985-10-13 5 MARGARET CHAN - MARGARET CHAN 1 1 veteran stallholders cook up a feast in Jalan Besar Stadium 1* I By IT MAY look like the typical open-air hawker centre but the Long House Food Centre in Jalan Besar Stadium is notable in being the first such centre to be892 words
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Article, Illustration480 1985-10-13 5 MY CHOICE DISH HERE'S one young woman who has discovered the pleasure many cooks get from turning out dishes that win praise. Lee Mui Ngah, 22, is a political science honours student in the National University of Singapore who480 words
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373 1985-10-13 5 LEE GEOK BOI - LEE GEOK BOI BETTER BUY By IT'S fuU of sodium nitrates, salt and fat but luncheon meat is a standby item that many households cannot do without. What would children do for sandwich filling and cooks for that instant ingredient to perk up373 words
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HABITAT
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Article, Illustration452 1985-10-13 6 TWO weeks ago, the World Trade Centre was the venue for the Design '86 Furniture Exhibition. Right now, its halls are occupied by the International Furniture Fair which ends today. These shows were preceded by Living '85, Condominiums and Furniture Palladium, and next month,452 words
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108 1985-10-13 6 WITH several strong men to help, lots of rope and a supply of shelf-lining paper, cleaning cloths or towels, drinks, food and a kettle, you're ready to move on your own. Eat a good meal before venturing forth and avoid traffic108 words
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Article, Illustration218 1985-10-13 6 ■IT is important to give advance notice of any change of address to several official groups, including banks, friends and relatives. Telecoms requires two weeks' notice to transfer the telephone. Depending on the area to which you move, you may be able to keep218 words
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Article, Illustration1391 1985-10-13 6 ROSEMARY CHEN offers a guide to surviving the upheaval of packing up and shifting into a new home MOVING house is often a traumatic experience. However, most of the problems that can crop up on the day of the actual shift can be avoided1,391 words
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ARTS & BOOKS
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Article, Illustration449 1985-10-13 7 DIE FLEDERMAUS, the operetta considered a cut above the others m its class, raised few laughs and aroused little interest when it premiered m Vienna, Austria, m 1874. Composed by Johann Strauss the Younger when he was 49 years old,449 words
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Article, Illustration670 1985-10-13 7 Singapore's attempt to stage the happiest operetta ever written may pave the way for a professional opera company, reports PHILIP CHEAH THERE is no need for tonguetwisting at the next opera you see. In fact, you may even leave the theatre humming670 words
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Article, Illustration776 1985-10-13 7 CAROL LIM - CAROL LIM SCULPTURE By WHEN sculptor Chong Fah Cheong speaks of himself and his work, the word "local" keeps cropping up. "My background is neither Chinese nor Western," Chong says. "To be true to myself, I'm Baba. In my work, I must have something which776 words
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MOTORING
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Article, Illustration382 1985-10-13 8 DONALD HIGGS - DONALD HIGGS By Our London Reporter Question: What is preparing to celebrate its 40th birthday next year; is either hated or loved by other road users the world over; and has a gearbox which runs sweetly when fed bananas? Answer: The Citroen 2CV, the382 words
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455 1985-10-13 8 THE "blemished" tyre has been in the news recently. However, not many people seem to know what it means nor understand its significance. It's essentially an American concept. Every tyre manufacturer there has to label his tyres with the prefix "A"455 words
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Article, Illustration1019 1985-10-13 8 WINSTON LEE visits the world's fastest-growing car company, in West Germany, and reports on its latest models THE speedometer needle was nudging the 240-kmh mark. Spinning at 6,000 rpm in fifth gear, the big six-cylinder gave a muted, throaty roar. At this speed,1,019 words
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SPOTLIGHT Holidays
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Article, Illustration914 1985-10-13 9 LEE SIEW HUA - LEE SIEW HUA Canada, with its bustling yet scenic towns and magnificent countryside, provides the start to our eight-page travel supplement By I DIPPED my big toe in surf that was ice-cold even in midsummer; drove past red sandstone beaches914 words
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481 1985-10-13 9 RAV DHALIWAL - RAV DHALIWAL By I JUST couldn't get enough of Vancouver's crisp, invigorating air. It was spring and there was a chill in the breeze that swept by the glistening blue waters of the sea and the lakes. But that did not put me off any481 words
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Article774 1985-10-13 10 ANG LAY WAH - ANG LAY WAH By TUCKED away in eastern Canada are two cities, tailor-made for the traveller with a yen for history, beautiful scenery and warm, friendly people. Ottawa and Montreal are far across the Atlantic from touristswamped Europe and often passed over for cities such as Toronto774 words
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Article, Illustration217 1985-10-13 10 W CANADA is a country that covers more than half the North American continent and is the second largest country in the world. The climate varies from freezing winter to blistering summer heat a range beyond 37 deg Celsius. Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver Air Canada flies to Toronto217 words
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Article, Illustration682 1985-10-13 11 Hot and cold KANNAN CHANDRAN frolics on sun-kissed Mauritius while ANNA LEE soaks in the wild beauty of the West Australian coastline THERE'S an almost unreal sense of happiness to be found along the Mauritiap coastline. Mauritius, a speck on the Indian682 words
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Article, Illustration833 1985-10-13 11 IN ALBANY, it is a sin to sleep late, even if you are on holiday. Staying in a little house on the verge of a ravishing stretch of beach, it seemed sacrilegious to lie indolently in a snug bed. Not while the mist rose above833 words
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Article, Illustration998 1985-10-13 12 Deep in the jungle of Sarawak SIMONE VAZ recounts a trip which had all the elements of Tarzan and Indiana Jones movies I USED to think that rope bridges, stretched precariously across ravines, were the stuff of Tarzan and Indiana Jones movies. But these heroes were not around to help998 words
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601 1985-10-13 13 Travelling light, money-wise and clothes-wise THE two main money tools for the traveller are credit or charge cards and traveller's cheques. Credit and charge cards work on a "buy now, pay later scheme". Bills usually arrive monthly and for charge cards, have to be settled in full. Credit cards allow601 words
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Article342 1985-10-13 13 GET organised: The week before your trip, check the weather reports. Then make a packing list, using your itinerary to help you figure out the very least you can get away with. A few days before your trip, put your travel clothes aside in342 words
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Article, Illustration268 1985-10-13 13 LAY everything out on your bed, including a suitcase. Then, follow these steps. 1. Build a base for your clothes Pack heavy items, such as shoes and blow-dryer, on the bottom flush with the hinged side. That way, when you carry the bag, these items268 words
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Article, Illustration1260 1985-10-13 14 Elegant shoes for $50 a pair, wallets, handbags, anything leather LEE GEOK 801 had a hard time keeping a hold on her pursestrings NO ONE can go to Florence and not shop. That includes the men who are usually not such avid shoppers as women.1,260 words
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Article485 1985-10-13 14 SUMIKO TAN - SUMIKO TAN COME cruise, beckons Harpers Holidays. For the fourth year running, the cruise ship Coral Princess will be operating a series of cruises in December. Each cruise can carry up to 400 passengers and caters specially to Singaporeans. Enjoy long, lazy days on board this485 words
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Article, Illustration710 1985-10-13 15 Two chilly tales H. M. GOUW receives an ice-cube welcome to Lapland while JASMINE CHIA gets a taste of Sweden in spring SO YOU think Santa Claus is just someone the department stores trot out during the Christmas season to help boost sales and that710 words
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774 1985-10-13 15 FT WAS cold as if a gigantic air-conditioner was on full blast. Still-bare trees, pimpled with buds and spots of green, reached for the weak sun hanging from a low sky. But green, grassy fields and cyclists on brightcoloured machines in equally774 words
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Article, Illustration1006 1985-10-13 16 SUSANNA KULATISSA embarks on a cruise along one of Bangkok's numerous canals THE guide said we were going on a rice-barge tour. I had seen barges before and that definitely wasn't one. After all, weren't barges supposed to be squat, flat-bottomed things? There were 201,006 words
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Article229 1985-10-13 16 GET to know the Club Med way of life in Mauritius. Thousands already have in the more than 100 Club Med villages in 35 countries. A respite from the hassles of modern living is the Club Med aim. The one in Mauritius, "jewel of229 words
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Article315 1985-10-13 16 FANCY dashing through the snow, in a one-dog open sledge? Then dash to Scenic Travel and ask for their three-day Arctic Circle safari. This winter adventure starts from Stockholm. From there, you board a 4 pm flight to the town of Gallivare, 150 km north of315 words
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POLITICS
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Article, Illustration480 1985-10-13 17 HE HAS been in power for 18 years and is one of the longest-serving democratically-elected heads of government in the Commonwealth. One of Sir Lynden Pindling's nicknames, Moses, gives the key to his survival. It is because he did so much in the480 words
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Article231 1985-10-13 17 SIR Lynden Pindling said the lengthy account of the drugs trade in his country published in The Sunday Times of London was inspired by sympathisers of South Africa. He paid it was intended to have an effect on the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in the231 words
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Advertisement84 1985-10-13 3 Getanew slim look. Is your appetite spoiling your diet plan? Just take one Mirapront-N capsule in the morning and keep your appetite under control all day long. Mirapront-N is an effective diet aid which you can buy economically. So you can lose weight faster when taken together with a calorie-controlled84 words
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Advertisement183 1985-10-13 7 A visit to the 4th Singapore International Furniture Show is not complete without a stop at -4 I P^^Jm We're just across the road lH 1 4B^f^^^^K^< from the World Trade Centre, awß <^ftj** lll^^^?V' j so before you decide to buy, W&^^r* &P m *T m^j* come compare with183 words
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Advertisement65 1985-10-13 10 Vftli I FJinmA T n H Mi ENLIGHTENED jßjf HS ■i^ffßW^Br*^ > > **^a^BESft. »lH^^^^H A journey through Buddhist India "Feeling of joys of discovery that books and photographs cannot evoke.'' Fo n re details contact:eTO^J GOVT. OF INDIA TOURIST OFFICE L*£^vl sth FLOOR-PODIUM BLOCK »Aa 9 MING COURT HOTEL65 words
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Advertisement769 1985-10-13 10 r NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND T WIN A FREE TRIP 1 t EXPERIENCE ADVENTURE TO NEW ZEALAND J L 12D.v..A 1 .Ne W Z e a.and %Z^£££&SL vou ng (|3188) SJjKS^^^.trJSSTSiSSS. m (for the first 300 bookings only) and adventurous in the New Zealand Holidays Lucky Draw Contest. 1 19/11769 words
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Advertisement151 1985-10-13 12 4> 4 New!! Special 6-Day Cruise to Medan/LakeToba This year, Coral Princess makes a special sailing to Medaa The only cruise of its kind, J the 6<iay programme includes a 2 day tour to^^ Lake Toba. Fares cover the overland trip plus hotel accommodation at Lake Toba^flPWj and all meals151 words
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Advertisement692 1985-10-13 16 FOR TRAILS TO FOREIGN LANDS PHILIPS HAS THE j PERFECT J— 4 WEAPONS. 4EB_I Armed with Philips Stewardess Travel Iron^^*^je~—- n. and the Voyager hairdryer you're well prepared to iron x out any wrinkle or blow away problems that might occur and end up looking pretty smart in the process.692 words
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Article, Illustration600 1985-10-13 18 Not since Brideshead Revisited has a serial stirred up as much interest as The Jewel m the Crown. LIM KAY TONG assesses the shining production that captures the last days of the British Raj. Tlmi Jowtl te Tim Ctovw Tom**, Ctt 12,9 pn« THIS600 words
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Article, Illustration354 1985-10-13 19 GIORGIO Moroder, 43, presents a delightful contrast in lifestyle and musical productivity. Soft-spoken and low-key, the Italian pop composer lives in an elaborate, art-deco-furnished 710 me overlooking Beverly Hills. Here, he seems culturally removed from the pul- sating (and Oscar-winning) synthesiser sounds he created for Midnight354 words
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Article, Illustration1050 1985-10-13 19 Fritz Lang - Fritz Lang A restructuring. A re-make. A recapitulation. The three films this week cover nearly 60 years of the cinema, and are of interest to general audiences as well as to serious film buffs METROPOUS Directed by THIS silent film, made m 1926 by the great German director,1,050 words
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Article, Illustration660 1985-10-13 20 LIM KAY TONG - LIM KAY TONG FRIGHT NIGHT Coming to Cathay Starring William Ragsdale, Roddy McDowell, Chris Sarandon and Amanda Bears© Directed by Tom Holland By A HOWL of a werewolf chills the night air outdoors. A young couple engage m some loud smooching upstairs m a cosy suburban660 words
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Article, Illustration483 1985-10-13 20 LIMKAYTONG - LIMKAYTONG. WILD GEESE At Lido Starring Scott Glenn, Edward Fox and Barbara Carrera Directed by Peter Hunt THIS sequel, dedicated to Richard Burton who starred in the original and was to have worked on the follow-up is far less sensational and romanticised than the 1978483 words
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Article, Illustration521 1985-10-13 20 KATHERINE Hepburn, in London recently to see her friend Lauren Bacall on stage, received an invitation to dinner at Buckingham Palace. She declined. Next day, a further invitation to lunch was sent. Hepburn said "No", this time with a note saying: "My apologies to521 words
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Article, Illustration411 1985-10-13 20 JACK CURRY - JACK CURRY By "ROCKY in the jungle" and "Teenager in a time machine" were the two most successful movie premises in America this summer. But despite the one-two box-office punch Ram bo: First Blood, Part D and Back to the Future landed411 words
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Advertisement364 1985-10-13 20 I OAnniversary of 4& Girl Guiding ■ppS w!t* Commemorative Stamp Issue wnoapoto We simgaporc3sc Qn Wednesday. 6th November 1 985, Telecoms will release a set of 4 stamps to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of MUL> jgjfcgsy the Girl Guide Movement. The commemorative postage I^m Wk\ MmW& stamps will be in364 words
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Article, Illustration311 1985-10-13 21 LEE SIEW HUA - Game show to replace Entertainment Line LEE SIEW HUA By A GIANT jigsaw puzzle, a madcap obstacle race and the obligatory general knowledge quiz. A simple format, but viewers can expect lots of thrills and spills from On the Trail, SBC's forthcoming game show. The new variety series, which will311 words
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Article, Illustration848 1985-10-13 21 Every night, the TV set is on in most homes, but is any attention paid to it? If a recent study in Britain is anything to go by, TV producers may be in for a jolt. SUE SUMMERS reports. REMEMBER the way people848 words
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Article, Illustration414 1985-10-13 21 LIM KAY TONG - LIM KAY TONG Dtodfy intentions Sy THIS has got to be the nastiest film about a married couple ever made, and I'm sure it will be a talking point because of its shock tactics. Based on a book by Randolph Steven, Deadly Intentions is an account414 words
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Article, Illustration557 1985-10-13 21 JUSTIN LEE - JUSTIN LEE LOOK EAST By IF ROBERT De Niro could do it, why not Taiwanese actress Yang Huishan? The Hollywood actor put on weight for his role in Raging Bull in 1982 and won an Oscar in the process and the Taiwanese star might557 words
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Article, Illustration233 1985-10-13 37 AS TWO of SBC's most visible protagonists, they've suffered more than the average share of trials and tribulations. And both Huang Wenyong and Xiang Yun feel that could well be why they have hit the right chord with viewers. Said Xiang Yun: "My role as233 words
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Article, Illustration856 1985-10-13 37 LEE SIEW HUA - LEE SIEW HUA By Most popular SBC serials l.Son of Pulau Tekong 2.Army series 3.Awakening i 4. Awakening II S.Tycoon 6.Unyie!ding Butterflies 7. Growing Up 8. Pursuit 9.Blossoms m the Sun 10. Men from the Past ll.ln the Wilderness Most popular SBC actors 1. Huang856 words
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Article, Illustration700 1985-10-13 24 LIM SEK - LIM SEK POP REVIEW !L IN SQUARE CIRCLE Stevle Wonder (Motown) FIVE years. Yes, it's been that long since Stevie's last solo studio recording. And the wait has been worth the while. This collection of 10 new songs includes some surefire hits. All deal700 words
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Article, Illustration638 1985-10-13 24 Singer Paul Young walks away with the Top Male Vocalist title at the British Record Industry Awards (tonight, Ch 5, 10.05 pm). SHEILA ROGERS meets the man GIVEN his position at the top of the British music world confirmed by a rave reception638 words
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Article, Illustration584 1985-10-13 24 NEIL TENNANT gives an insider's view of tonight's British Record Industry Awards show IT'S seven o'clock on a freezing Monday evening in London. Outside the posh Grosvenor House Hotel, a large crowd of girls are, inexplicably, bawling The Union of the Snake at the top of584 words
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Article234 1985-10-13 25 THE waltz was the party dance of the 19th century. But today, few people know j how to dance the modern waltz which is simpler than the ballroom waltz. Those who learn ballet may have learnt the steps for the traditional waltz. However, not many people take ballet234 words
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Article68 1985-10-13 25 Do you know... When was the first university started? In AD 1231 m Salerno, Italy. The university had begun as a school of medicine m the ninth century. The most famous mediaeval university was the University of Paris, set up m the last half of the 12th century. It became68 words
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Article, Illustration292 1985-10-13 25 If you like drawing and colouring, making a paper doll and paper clothes is a neat Sunday game. You can turn Paper Sue into a ballerina or a princess m just minutes by making her a new outfit to exchange for the old one. You292 words
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Article, Illustration404 1985-10-13 25 ■fl 1 I'll fltk^l I 11Ll^^HiM^flViiTTl fw^:^l X'it'if'^ m*i<T i Ih\ ONE name is synonymous with the waltz and There are several Straiisses associated with the dance craze of the 19th century, but Johann Strauss the Younger was the most He was called the Waltz King because he404 words
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Article, Illustration657 1985-10-13 33 A four-page special report to mark the Housing and Development Board's 25th anniversary this year WHEN a fire razed the homes of 16,000 people in Bukit Ho Swee to the ground in 1961, it made Singapore's housing problem more acute. One-room emergency flats were constructed657 words
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Article, Illustration332 1985-10-13 33 I Venue: Singapore Conference Haß Dale: Oct 13 26 Time: 10 am to 9 pm daHy Admission: Free AN EXHIBITION may not seem to be the place to find out when you can expect to be allocated your Housing Board flat. But visit the HDB's332 words
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Article, Illustration854 1985-10-13 34 ANG LAY WAH gives the real picture behind those glossy photographs ■CAPTURING 25 years of achitectural highlights of our housing estates in about 6,000 photographs and all in 40 days. It's enough to drive anybody up the roof and that was one of854 words
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Article, Illustration504 1985-10-13 34 TOGETHER THEY have had 14 years experience in architectural photography for the HDB. Yet when the assignment came to supply photographs for a commemorative book for its 25th anniversary, the two photographers knew this was no ordinary job. "This was a chance to tell people staying504 words
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Article, Illustration588 1985-10-13 35 z Designs have moved with the times It is no longer sufficient to place a few see-saws and swings on a grass patch and call it a playground. That was done m older estates like Queenstown and Bukit m Merah. 7 TO MOST people,588 words
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Article, Illustration549 1985-10-13 36 Yishun once farm land, now new housing estate ANNA LEE, herself a recent initiate to highrise living, reports on how this estate was created ONCE, there were farmers busy tending their pigs and vegetable plots. And young girls in their finery cycling along mud tracks to the main road. That549 words
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763 1985-10-13 36 ANNA LEE - ANNA LEE A FRIGHTENED hen squawked madly as a huge rat jumped out from the tangle of bushes. From the swamp wafted the pungent smell of rubbish and rotting mangrove roots. Poignant memories of those peaceful nights in my rural home still linger even though763 words
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