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Title Section14 1986-10-05 1 The Sunday Times No: 2626 OCTOBER 5, 1986 55 CENTS MX. (P) No. 189/12/8514 words
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Article, Illustration696 1986-10-05 1 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA What the US tropical fish ban means By THESE beautiful fishes have ■ever swum In a river or a drain. They began life ln a MM-MHMMMiI pond er aa aquarinm aad were earefilly fed wtth skimmed milk aad696 words
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240 1986-10-05 1 Bridges to the past along the Singapore River PEOPLE cruising down a spruced-up Singapore River m three years' time will pass under seven bridges which will be new and yet charmingly old m design. Seven of the eight bridges across the river are to be rebuilt or refurbished but with240 words
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371 1986-10-05 1 WASHINGTON The US Senate, responding to the request of Philippine President Corazon Aquino, has reversed an earlier decision and approved US$2OO million (***** million) m extra economic aid to her government. The Senate approved the aid on Friday by an 82-14Reuter; UPI; NYT - 371 words
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293 1986-10-05 1 HEDWIG ALFRED - Big rush is on for foreign brains, says Jaya HEDWIG ALFRED By FOREIGN talent has become such a hot commodity that Singapore is to relax its immigration and citizenship policies to compete with other countries wooing such brains and skills to their shores. Even as Singapore tries to attract some293 words
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191 1986-10-05 1 MOSCOW Three people were killed m a fire that broke out aboard a Soviet nuclearpowered submarine earring ballistic missiles m the Atlantic, Tass news agency reported yesterday. Apart from the three dead, there were an unspecified number of "casualties", Tass said. The fireAFP; Rev ter; AP - 191 words
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Advertisement124 1986-10-05 1 mnvnkcbm,ncbnm,l;fxmglhfgh SUNDAY PLUS t^PA^ a 1 A _Pj__l The Sikhs m Singapore MH_____ n' THE I WEEK'S COOK-IN Family meals all lined up BfIBAMAMABAAAAAAAAAI FOCUS Hepatitis B: What price that jab? TV PLUS j ji, fl |_r^_ ■_> Lisa Fongs frying success Talentime the finals choice TIMESPORT Poi Leong speaks124 words
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Advertisement159 1986-10-05 1 if lia El wi > "^^^os__Hifl__v_^jw"*"*' Stretch your loan! Why stretch yourself financially? Citibank's new 5-year Personal Loan can help you reduce your monthly instalments by up to 25%. If you need a loan between $30,000 and $50,000, we'll stretch the repayment plan from the usual 48 months to 60159 words
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NEWS FOCUS
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Article, Illustration576 1986-10-05 2 OUT FOR REVENGE: The man who tried to kill Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi told interrogators he was angry with the government for not doing anything about the death of a friend in anti-Sikh riots two years ago, a law enforcement source said yesterday. The gunman Karamjit Singh,576 words
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Article167 1986-10-05 2 TAS J E ki°E HONE Y: Lloyd Honeyghan, the 26-year-old, black boxer can certainly fight, as he has just demonstrated in Atlantic City, US. His acquisition of the undisputed world welterweight championship from Don Curry has rocked boxing back on its heels. Some are calling it the upset of167 words
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Article, Illustration662 1986-10-05 2 PETER HAZELHURST - Suspiciously polite PETER HAZELHURST Japanese miss a big story and reveal their hidden prejudices of foreigners By Tokyo Correspondent ON THE surface, the Japanese are courteous to foreigners. But behind the mask of politeness, most Japanese continue to harbour the belief that they are a unique race, a homogeneous society662 words
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587 1986-10-05 2 HEDWIG ALFRED - Seminar speakers need to polish their skills, say participants HEDWIG ALFRED By SINGAPORE'S reputation as a world centre for business meetings took another stride forward on Friday when the Raffles City convention centre was officially opened. And seasoned seminar organisers and participants interviewed say that it is time for speakers587 words
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182 1986-10-05 2 GICNEVA The dreaded disease Aids has struck 32,590 people m 74 countries, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). This is an increase of more than 12,000 cases since last January. Dr Jonathan Mann, who was appointed chief of a special Aids unitReuter; AP - 182 words
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Article221 1986-10-05 2 GENEVA Most countries have more doctors than they can use or afford and medical schools may have to cut student numbers, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Friday. It said an examination of 16 countries m the Americas, Asia and Africa showed moreReuter - 221 words
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276 1986-10-05 2 Nobel panel pressed to give prize to Third World writer STOCKHOLM The Swedish Academy is under strong pressure to give the coveted, two-million-crown (556_9,300) Nobel Literature prize for 1986 to a Third World author. The prize has gone to Europeans for the past three years Britain's William Golding m 1983,Reuter - 276 words
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Article, Illustration481 1986-10-05 3 AUGUSTINE LOW - AUGUSTINE LOW Story: MADAM Tan Lian Neo first set foot on Kusu island m 1912, when she was a mere girl of seven. She is now 81, and it has been a sort of pilgrim's progress for her as she follows Kusu's transformationSTEVEN LEE - 481 words
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471 1986-10-05 3 ABBY TAN - ABBY TAN BY Manila Correspondent MANILA Singapore could well become the new middleman for the sale of Philippine products, judging by the anticipated success of the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce's five-day visit here. The Philippines has never been a traditional trading partner471 words
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168 1986-10-05 3 BEIJING The first Westernstyle supermarket m China proper opened here on Friday offering about 2,000 varieties of prepared food and household products imported from Hong Kong and abroad. A half-dozen expatriate housewives and businessmen with shopping carts queued outside the market before it wasAFP - 168 words
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Advertisement10 1986-10-05 2 Let's not wait, let's go far sex education: Page 1410 words
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Miscellaneous140 1986-10-05 2 UP TO 1 pm. Cloudy with showers over several areas from predawn ■HHthttilrt. mornin. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 30 mar,' 24 mm SUNSET today: 6.56 pm; Sunrise tomorrow: 6.50 am TRAVELLERS' WEATHER AfelaMe 9/20 C Sunny Melbourne 9/16 C Rain B— gk-* 24/31 C Qoudy *Wow 6/8140 words
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Advertisement168 1986-10-05 3 BRITISH EDUCATION AT ITS BEST Holborn Law Tutors London School of Accountancy will provide you with the best courses FULL-TIME, REVISION and DISTANCE LEARNING for: A LEVELS DIPLOMA LEVEL 15 subjects covering professional studies. Association of Accounting Technicians— MAAT computer science and the humanities for UK Institute of Data Processing'168 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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276 1986-10-05 4 Golfaholic slept with clubs on honeymoon night LOS ANGELES The winner of the 1986 Golfaholic of the Year award slept with his clubs on his honeymoon. Dr Hugh Owen of Jefferson, Indiana, won the award based on a letter his wife Barbara wrote to Golfaholics Anonymous a California group thatUPI - 276 words
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Article, Illustration355 1986-10-05 4 Man who shot at Rajiv was out for revenge NEW DELHI THE man who tried to kill Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi told interrogators he was angry with the government for not doing anything about the death of a friend m anti-Sikh riots two years ago, a law enforcement source saidUPI; Reuter - 355 words
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128 1986-10-05 4 SYDNEY The biggest naval fleet ever seen m Sydney 41 ships from seven nations sailed through the harbour yesterday at the end of weeklong celebrations marking the 75th birthday of the Royal Australian Navy. The Duke of Edinburgh took the salute from the Australian shipReuter - 128 words
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Article, Illustration348 1986-10-05 4 LYONS (France) POPE John Paul yesterday named Oct 27 World Truce Day, urging a complete halt to all armed conflicts and terrorist acts for at least 24 hours. The Pope made his unscheduled appeal at a Lyons amphitheatre shortly after arrivingAFP; AP - 348 words
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138 1986-10-05 4 Chinese edition of Playboy bestseller in HK HONGKONG Hongkong men have embraced the new Chinese edition of Playboy magazine by making it the top-selling monthly m the territory. The 33-year-old American magazine first hit the Chi-nese-language market m July. Launched on the heels of a strong advertising campaign, the magazineUPI - 138 words
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Article72 1986-10-05 4 LENINGRAD Chess champion Gary Kasparov won the 22nd game of his world title match against Anatoly Karpov here yesterday. The two rivals made 11 fast moves as soon as they resumed their adjourned game and Karpov resigned after Kasparovs 46th move. Kasparov is leading by 11 "2Reuter - 72 words
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234 1986-10-05 5 Illness from job stress to rise with high-tech NEW YORK Job-related psychological disorders stemming from boredom, frustration and arguments with the boss have become a major occupational health problem which is expected to grow as more and more companies adopt technology that demands more mental effort and less physical exertion.NYT; UPI - 234 words
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303 1986-10-05 5 1 in 5 American children are living in poverty WASHINGTON Child poverty is on the rise m America and children are falling through the "safety net" President Ronald Reagan promised would protect them, according to a new Congressional report opposed by some Republicans. The '290-page report, Safety Net Programmes: AreUPI - 303 words
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Article127 1986-10-05 5 7-Up firm sold for $52 1 m NEW YORK THE second largest American cigarette manufacturer, Philip Morris, has sold its soft drinks subsidiary, 7-Up, for US$24O million (Sss2l million) to a group of investors led by Texan firm Hick and Haas. 7-Up is the third largest US producer of softAFP - 127 words
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Article67 1986-10-05 5 Dow Jones - Dow Jones NEW YORK The Dow Jones industrial share index made an early gain of nearly 18 points on Friday, but lost 12 points later to close at 1,774.18, a fall of 7.03 points from Thursday. Some 129 million shares changed hands, with losers exceeding gainersAFP; Reuter - 67 words
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218 1986-10-05 5 Prostitutes want equal rights and health care BRUSSELS Prostitutes from 16 nations have ended a three-day conference here with demands for the same treatment as other working women and not to associate their job with that of criminals. The 150 delegates, m statements issued at the end of the conferenceAP; UPI - 218 words
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Article, Illustration89 1986-10-05 5 IN DENVER, they believe In equality. Equality between Man and beast, that is. And the dog, being Man's best friend, has a special place ln this fraternity. Ss Sam Knurr snd bis six-year-old dsg Snoopy have not only grown ter- ribly fond sf each other,AP - 89 words
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319 1986-10-05 5 Reagan 'hoping to reach deal before summit' WASHINGTON PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan hopes to achieve an informal agreement with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev on the issue of medium-range arms when they meet next weekend m Iceland, a senior White House official said on Friday. The official, who spoke on condition heNYT; Reuter; AP - 319 words
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Article130 1986-10-05 5 READING (England) It was bad enough when a dou-ble-decker bus crushed Richard Steel's beloved old violin. It got worse when he picked up the pieces and caught a glimpse of the Stradivarius 1715 inscription. There was no immediate ex- pert confirmation of the instrument's authenticity, but aAP; UPI - 130 words
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200 1986-10-05 5 Soviets tried to frame me, says Canadian reporter MOSCOW A Soviet translator working for the Moscow correspondent of the Canadian Broadcasting Corp was detained by the police on Friday m what the reporter said appeared to be an attempt to frame him. Mr Michael Mclvor said a man had telephonedReuter - 200 words
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428 1986-10-05 6 DONALD HIGGS - Women who go out and forget the past DONALD HIGGS By London Correspondent LONDON Each year m Britain, hundreds of women "lose themselves" they set out on a routine journey, say from office or shops, but do not arrive. Instead, they end up m a totally strange place without realising428 words
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122 1986-10-05 6 Zurich lifts sales ban on perfume LAUSANNE (Switzerland) The Federal Court has overthrown a four-year-old ban on sales of Yves St Laurent's perfume Opium, rejecting arguments that drug addicts might mistake it for the real thing, a court spokesman said. However, the court ordered on Friday the payment of onlyReuter - 122 words
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Article214 1986-10-05 6 WASHINGTON The Reagan administration has ordered a halt of all South African goods coming into the United States pending clarification of how to enforce the economic sanctions passed by Congress on Thursday. The sanctions, which cover both broad categories of South African exports and allNYT - 214 words
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Article, Illustration170 1986-10-05 6 Reluctant UN chief agrees to second term UNITED NATIONS Mr Javier Perez de Cuellar, after much agonising, has agreed to serve a second term as United Nations Secretary-General. Diplomatic sources said the Security Council was expected to make its formal recommendation at a meeting on Friday morning, followed by theReuter - 170 words
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Article45 1986-10-05 6 ISLAMABAD Pakistan's oldest university, the University of Punjab, has ordered its female students not to wear shrouds or veils m examination halls because the clothes could be used to hide answers to test questions, a Karachi newspaper re- ported on Friday. AFPAFP - 45 words
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Advertisement380 1986-10-05 5 Strength, precision and a glorious tradition... attributes shared by the game of Polo and Rblex. T3»r N crowds of spectators as well as non- important. The pounding hooves and military players and polo as we know collisions between horses make polo -i/M it today became established around a game of380 words
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ASEAN NEWS
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Article, Illustration379 1986-10-05 7 WASHINGTON PHILIPPINE Vice-President Salvador Laurel said communist negotiators had gone underground with the arrest of their army commander, Rodolfo Salas, and that peace talks with the government had stalemated. Since the arrest, the communists' two designated negotiators, Mr Satur Ocampo and Mr Antonio Zumel,Reuter; UPI - 379 words
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Article238 1986-10-05 7 Grad who joined the Reds MANILA By military accounts, Rodolfo Salas first struck for the communist cause at a newly-constructed perimeter road on the eastern section of the sprawling US States Subic Bay naval base on April 13, 1974. Lying m ambush, Salas and his men riddled a jeep carryingUPI - 238 words
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276 1986-10-05 7 BANGKOK At least two Thai soldiers were wounded on Friday m fighting wit:i Vietnamese troops m north-east Thailand near the Cambodian bolder. Army officers said they had no information on a press report that 11 Thais were wounded recapturing a hilltop whichReuter; AFP - 276 words
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154 1986-10-05 7 BANGKOK Two Western journalists accompanying a Cambodian guerilla band were heading slowly for the Thai border yesterday despite pursuing Vietnamese troops and injuries that left one reporter unable to walk, diplomatic sources said. The sources said a field radio message from the guerillaAP; UPI - 154 words
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Article142 1986-10-05 7 Preachers' jail terms upheld JAKARTA The Indonesian Supreme Court has upheld the jail sentences of two Muslim preachers found guilty of subversion by delivering seditious speeches. Sinar Harapan reported on Friday that Salim Qadar, 50, had been sentenced to 20 years' jail and Ma ward i Noor, 68, to 14AFP - 142 words
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285 1986-10-05 7 Sabotage probe into Jakarta airport blackout JAKARTA A spate of blunders, anti-French sabotage or a secret strike by air traffic controllers? These are the three possibilities being looked into by Indonesian investigators seeking an explanation of the mysterious power failure which hit Jakarta's international airport last week. Security officials haveAFP - 285 words
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Article, Illustration218 1986-10-05 8 KUALA LUMPUR An 18--year-old divorced mother of two was sentenced on Friday to six months' jail for armed robbery. Her alleged accomplice, a married 13-year-old girl, was ordered by the magistrate to appear before the juvenile court on Oct 30. Siti Mariam binti RashidNST - 218 words
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Article243 1986-10-05 8 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Chinese Association can move a motion m Parliament for its former president, Tan Koon Swan, to take his oath as an MP after serving his jail term. The Speaker, Tan Sri Mohamad Zahir Ismail, confirmed this could be done, but heNST - 243 words
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124 1986-10-05 8 Forty-three Vietnamese 'boat people' land at Miri KUCHING Forty-three Vietnamese "boat people" landed at Miri, Sarawak, on Friday night after two weeks at sea. The refugees 27 adults and 16 children aged between one and 54 years old arrived m a fishing boat at the marine jetty and were takenBernama - 124 words
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118 1986-10-05 9 Mahathir asks Japan to ease loan terms TOKYO Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad met Prime Minister Yasuhlro Nakasone yesterday aad aaked Japan ta ease the terms af yen loans ta Malaysia. Kyodo news service reported that Dr Mahathir, who Is here far a feur-day unofficial visit afterAP - 118 words
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Article, Illustration87 1986-10-05 9 The fourth 'R' for rowing FOR these children In Kuching, going to school does not come as easy as a walk aad a bus ride. They have to paddle their own canoe (boat, ts be exact), so to speak. Rowing a boat to school is a common mode of transportBernama - 87 words
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Article, Illustration232 1986-10-05 9 Tunku urges give-and-take attitude on NEP KUALA LUMPUR FORMER Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman yesterday reiterated that the nonMalays should adopt a give-and-take attitude on the New Economic Policy so that "everybody can live m peace, goodwill and friendship He said the NEP was intended to bring about equal businessBernama - 232 words
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98 1986-10-05 9 Journalist fails to get extension KUALA LUMPUR Asian Wall Street Journal correspondent Raphael Pura, whose work permit was revoked by the government recently, has failed m his bid to extend the deadline of the expulsion order. His counsel said the Home Ministry's decision was made known yesterday. Mr Pura hasBernama - 98 words
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Article194 1986-10-05 9 RAUB Labour officers and police are looking into allegations of slave labour conditions at a rubber estate near Cherok, about 20 km from here, following reports of illtreatment by two workers. Tapper A. Kanesan, 28, escaped from the plantation m July after he was allegedNST - 194 words
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Article280 1986-10-05 9 Armed men hijack fishing trawler SANDAKAN Police are looking for the owner of a local trawler and his Indonesian assistant after their boat was hijacked by about 15 armed men m Pulau Bakungan Kecil waters near here on Thursday night. A police spokesman said yesterday a third crew member escapedBernama - 280 words
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85 1986-10-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba yesterday chaired a meeting of the National Islamic Affairs Council to discuss the setting up of a co-ordinating body for Islamic and civil laws. A paper on its formation prepared by the Islamic Affairs Division m theBernama - 85 words
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HOME NEWS
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193 1986-10-05 10 Remarks on don's family not from daughter ABOUT a month ago, m a Sunday Times report about National University of Singapore Professor K. Shanmugaratnam being conferred the emeritus professorship, it was suggested that his almost total immersion m research work might have distanced him from his family. The report, published193 words
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Article54 1986-10-05 10 What it should have been A PICTURE puolished m The Straits Times yesterday was wrongly captioned as that of Miss Lim Suet Kwee, run-ner-up m this year's Miss Asia-Pacific beauty contest. The photograph is that of Miss Daisy Quek, the first run-ner-up m this year's Miss Singapore/Universe contest. We are54 words
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Article31 1986-10-05 10 A DAY of games, magic show and a concert by children has been planned for 80 senior citizens of Tanah Merah on Nov 23 at the Changi Swimming Club.31 words
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Article, Illustration316 1986-10-05 10 THOSE who love to dunk their heads under water might be caught by surprise if they saw this, an underwater machine which crawls along sucking sediment into a bag at poolcleaning time. Since a year ago, such machines have been cleaning public swimming pools, andK. F. SEETOH - 316 words
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109 1986-10-05 10 Youth used half of $1 note for bus fare A YOUTH tore a $1 note into two and tried to use one of the halves to hoodwink a bus driver into thinking that it was whole. A court heard yesterday that Zahid bin Biat, 19, and a friend boarded a109 words
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Article21 1986-10-05 10 THE East Coast swimming lagoon will be closed to the public from Saturday to Nov 6 for desilting work.21 words
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253 1986-10-05 10 IRENE NG - IRENE NG By SINGAPORE fish exporters and fanners hit by the US ban ss tropical aqoariom fish exports can appeal ts the General Agreement On Tariffs aad Trade (Gatt) ts have their ease heard. They eaa make representations ts the Geneva-based organisation ts253 words
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507 1986-10-05 10 AUDREY PERERA - Year-round sea cruises soon from Singapore AUDREY PERERA By SEA-CRUISE lovers who enjoy shipboard holidays will soon be able to set sail from Singapore at any time during the year. No longer need they wait, sometimes months, for the occasional cruise ship to come by. Their fun will be on507 words
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364 1986-10-05 11 Heritage Week brings back the memories THEY came m steady droves through the day; some m buses and cars, most others on foot. They sauntered about the grounds, pausing briefly at some of the 12 stalls set up on the lawn and trooping into the building for a look at364 words
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291 1986-10-05 11 A FREE exchange of ideas and relaxed discussions set the stage for improved relations between two Muslims bodies which met yesterday. It marked the first high-level meeting between top officials from the Muslim Religious Council of Singapore (Muis) and the Muslim Missionary291 words
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Article, Illustration342 1986-10-05 11 NG WENG HOONG - NG WENG HOONG By IT WAS back to work at his clinic on Friday, the same day dentist Dr Samsudin bin Jetty, 26, was cleared of three molest charges. Dr Samsudin, who set up his own practice three years ago, only allowed himself342 words
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146 1986-10-05 11 NS man charged with using fake medical chits A NATIONAL serviceman was charged yesterday with using a forged hospital admission form and four fake medical certificates. Zainal Abidin bin Mahmood, 19, had pleaded guilty to the five charges against him. But his plea was rejected after the judge told the146 words
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Article, Illustration143 1986-10-05 11 THAT sld, yellowed ltos photograph sf pajamas-clad Uncle Tiong standing beside the -flflfl. fountain may be worth ISM. That is, tf it wins the Historical Photographs Competition organised by the Community Development Ministry as part sf Heritage Week. All you need to do143 words
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470 1986-10-05 11 LOONG SWEE YIN - Study effects of pre-primary schooling Dixie LOONG SWEE YIN By ANOTHER MP has called for a closer look at formal pre-pri-mary schooling. This is because "there is a trend towards early formal education with all its attendant pressures," Dr Dixie Tan (Ulu Pandan) said yesterday. She told a seminar on470 words
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Article, Illustration414 1986-10-05 12 NGIAM TONG HAI - NGIAM TONG HAI Eggs of almost-extinci species hatched by artificial incubation By PERCHED atop its parent, this young lizard has found an ideal place to survey its new world. And it has the Singapore zoo to thank for its existence. For m what may seem414 words
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118 1986-10-05 12 Temple medium's cheating case fixed for July THE case against a Chinese temple medium facing cheating and criminal breach of trust charges involving more than $300,000 has been fixed for hearing m July next year. Sect Chong Kwee alias Sect Chon Kwee, 39, will be tried m District Court 1118 words
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Article, Illustration287 1986-10-05 12 Singapore woman found strangled m NZ THE Chew family got Mt •f their beds early on Friday to the vetoes af tw* men standing outside the gate af their hease •If Serangoon Garden Way. They reeegalsed the men to the familiar Mac uniforms healde287 words
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Article, Illustration177 1986-10-05 13 Speak more Mandarin drive in 2 centres MORE than 20 community leaders and representatives of civic organisations m the Ang Mo Kio constituency visited shopowners m the town centre and food vendors m the hawker centre m Block 724 yesterday to encourage them to speak more Mandarin. They also distributed177 words
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93 1986-10-05 13 THE case against a man, charged 'vith drugging a bar waitress to steal her jewellery, was yesterday fixed for hearing m a district court next year. Chia Scon On, 26, is alleged to have added some pills to Madam Lim Geok Kin's glass93 words
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Article66 1986-10-05 13 THE hearing of a winding-up petition again it South Union Co Fte Ltd, the flagship of tycoon Ng Quee Lam, was adjourned for four weeks by the High Court. The petition against the company was fikxl by Hatari (F. E.) Co Pte to which South Union66 words
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Article35 1986-10-05 13 ABOUT £.0,000 worth of steel pipes wen; stolen from a construction site m Bedok Road between ThiTsday and Friday, a foreman >f Oh Teck Thye Pte Ltd, Mr Ng Hoo Ming, 25, reported.35 words
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323 1986-10-05 13 I'm for the Legal Profession Bill, man tells Jaya BUSINESSMAN K. Sathianandan feels strongly that lawyers here need to keep their house m order. That was why he did not hesitate yesterday to tell the Home Affairs Minister, Professor S. Jayakumar, of his support for the Legal Profession (Amendment) BUI323 words
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313 1986-10-05 13 Tuition scheme more for core subjects than Tamil A LEADER ln the Indian community yesterday dispelled the belief among some people that the tuition programme of the Tamils Representative Council deals only with the Tamil language and Is only for Indian pupils. Mr S. R. Nathan, the chairman of the313 words
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306 1986-10-05 13 THE Health Ministry has launched a comprehensive screening programme for women because it is concerned about the growing number of cancer cases involving the breast, the cervix and the ovary. The programme started this month as a pilot project m the B Unit of Kandang Kerbau306 words
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Article, Illustration155 1986-10-05 13 SOME residents of Block 4, Marsiling Road, say they have been getting more than water from the tap. Well, there are metal deposits, mud and worms, they say. A woman, identified only as Madam Chong, yesterday showed reporters a five-cm worm which she said came out155 words
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128 1986-10-05 14 Man charged with using force on girl, 5 TWO men were yesterday separately charged with molestation. Oh Kirn Lye, 24, was accused of using force on a five-year-old girl by pulling down her panty m the lift of an apartment block m Marsiling Crescent on Friday. The prosecution asked for128 words
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Article, Illustration104 1986-10-05 14 TWO Indonesian teenagers were arrested for entering Singapore Illegally In a motorised sampan, which landed at the East Coast beach yesterday. Police caught the boys, aged 13 and 14, soon after they had landed near the Urban Development and Management Company (UDMC) Chalets at aboutH. L. CHAN. - 104 words
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475 1986-10-05 14 HEDWIG ALFRED - Teachers on bond now need no approval to get married HEDWIG ALFRED By THE Education Ministry has removed a rule requiring teachers on scholarships for further studies to seek its approval if they want to get married. The change of heart came after some teachers told The Sunday Times last475 words
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Article128 1986-10-05 14 THE case against a farmer, first charged last month under the Arms Offences Act, was adjourned again yesterday. The prosecution asked that Tan Leng Hwa, 32, be remanded for another two weeks as it wants to get instructions from the Deputy Public Prosecutor. Tan is charged with128 words
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Article528 1986-10-05 14 MATHEW YAP - MATHEW YAP 2 underpasses beneath Coleman Bridge to be ready next year By YOU will be able to take a leisurely 10-minute stroll along the Singapore River bank, all the way from the site where the statue of Sir Stamford Raffles stands to the new Coleman Bridge,528 words
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Article, Illustration87 1986-10-05 14 A 42- YEAR-OLD labourer will be tried m the High Court for having sex with his 10-year-old daughter. He was committed to stand trial at the end of a preliminary inquiry on Thursday when the statements of 13 witnesses were read out. The man, a Malaysian,87 words
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Advertisement66 1986-10-05 14 RflT rnus dlt beauty. LONIKJN S I }<>!<> tarottnl, tranl<w>it wi\ MJ M raiU s In s?, w faSbfttf hualu Lumpur, lei *****4* V\\ BOMBAY* v\ v\ I mtmTxXJxKU NAIROBI* S MORONI* irrnrnrmrrA^ |r onimm n WANNCBUIC RK rw?«f M^ KITI,S lii^ni 10 our neavenly isle of Mauritius. ihrbano AIR66 words
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Article291 1986-10-05 15 THE Health Ministry has taken a timely step m requiring that medicines regarded as unstable or likely to deteriorate relatively rapidly have an expiry date stamped on their packaging. The requirement will help doctors, pharmacists and consumers tell if batches of such medicines are still potent291 words
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Article167 1986-10-05 15 What The Sunday Time. IN the streams and drains of Singapore and some parts of Malaya are to be found a variety of fish that are not properly native to the country. Almost any drain m Singapore that is not too polluted is likely to contain some167 words
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Article, Illustration1216 1986-10-05 15 Nicaragua's NORA ASTORGA wears her past 'like other women wear perfume' Until she became Nicaragua's envoy to the United Nations this year, Nora Astorga was better known as the revolutionary who lured a reputed torturer, a general of the Somoza regime, to her1,216 words
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Advertisement216 1986-10-05 15 kgjfc LARGEST BEDDING MANUFACTURER )tf_^&\J\^ proudly announce the appointment of C~ 3 MLCCARPETS CENTRE m^Jk\\Mt\\_ w^ as so e a g ent for Singapore cS^ <<^ J^ Cjip'^O) IHESSEHIH fe Whilst all beds look similar, and manufacturers make similar AcS 3> .-s>° n^ W HHHHHHHH ultimately the right bed for216 words
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1089 1986-10-05 16 Irene Hoe - Irene Hoe One wonders how Singaporeans are going to handle Aids if they cannot yet look at the need for sex education without flinching m collective prudery, without treating it as a matter of holding classroom discussions on the morality1,089 words
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Article, Illustration732 1986-10-05 16 Tiresias IT IS not my intention to pun, but I can't help wondering whether a more laid-back approach to the issue of unmarried Maids-in-Singapore would not get them off the shelf faster than a jual murah (cheap sale). Shouldn't we attack the issue732 words
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Article, Illustration774 1986-10-05 16 Philip Lee - Philip Lee I RECENTLY asked a young colleague: "Have you heard of Rose Chan?" She thought for a moment, then asked: "From which department?" Until news arrived two weeks ago that the striptease queen of the 1950s was dying from breast cancer, most young Singaporeans hadn't774 words
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Article, Illustration465 1986-10-05 16 nkbknvklnbvnbmvnkl IT STARTED when I visited Har Loke and found his pet fish swimming m a grilled and padlocked aquarium. "Why?" Har Loke repeated my question with a falsetto laugh. "Are you blind? Singapore has more seafood restaurants than any city m the world. And465 words
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Article, Illustration1914 1986-10-05 17 Hepatitis B: What price those $200 jabs? Should we or shouldn't we all go for hepatitis B jabs? Some medical experts say that the virus, to which South-east Asians are highly exposed, is linked to liver cancer TAN LIAN CHOO looks at the issues involved m the debate over whether1,914 words
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Advertisement378 1986-10-05 17 ■■fLct XI 1 I r&^m 0 TEMBUSU TOWER fl ASK. B^aB. j 9 t'tNGLIMA PRANG circa I860 iftl^naW Whf^ casuarina tower l/BtA x/^ ong An Park is a unique llfP-v X pwcondominium for connoisseurs "tl^ 2 built on a historic site a^ttH If jJmSfil I belonging to Tan Kim Seng,378 words
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Miscellaneous58 1986-10-05 17 Similar patterns in world distribution of hepatitis B and liver cancer ftfiuhtR R i A wlOOtntf Ji N am m\. i mi km ■▼Cf r^ mA A*^^ I J Low J j r I u U+ m 1— aa aMBH warn amwaamaamm ■■■■iii Maaaa ammmaa Sw/rce Singapore Biotech I 158 words
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Article, Illustration305 1986-10-05 18 Best Bold out to etch his name in gold By THE RACING EDITOR THE National Stakes at Bukit Timah this afternoon is made conspicuous by the absence of Happiness n who, until his abject failure m the Penang Sprint Trophy on Aug 1 when he beat only three home, was305 words
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Article135 1986-10-05 18 RACE 1: So chow Belle, Gambling Papp?. Yuli, Wing Commander 11, Sidney Box, Yutoi HI. RACE t: Leading Runner, Happy Hustler. Paling Bagus. Purity, Ninja's Ambush, Six Flags, Leo. RACE 3: Feu Vert, Chinese Wall, St Galle 1. Triton, Big Chief, Chollinah. Beldale Prospect, Jac-ran, Arabian Son, American Soldier135 words
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Article7912 1986-10-05 18 GOING FORECAST: GOOD TO YIELDING -F^TT^n. 1 30 CLASS 3 DIV 4 1,200 m WmmM^Mmmmmmmm (Ratings: 89-77) (Stakes: $19,500) 1 Soixhou Belle 57 (81) Newborn-K Chong 4 nzm (1200 m). Newcomer by Balidon out o( Down South; arrived m June; 2nd over 1200 m heavy at7,912 words
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Article, Illustration307 1986-10-05 18 TONTO - TONTO He can kiss rivals goodbye m National Stakes By our man on the track TEN HUGS II is shaping up for another win m the $50,000 National Stakes m Race 5 at Bukit Timah today if the skies don't open up. The afternoon's highlight over307 words
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Article, Illustration2606 1986-10-05 19 Smashing wins by Ace Jet and Kinta Valley Burgess scores on his first day here FIRST *****3 SECOND *****3 THIRD *****0 STARTERS *****7 *****1 *****4 *****0 *****7 *****0 *****3 *****2 *****4 *****0 CONSOLATIONS *****9 *****1 *****1 *****5 *****7 *****6 *****0 *****4 *****2 *****1 By THEJONATHAN CHOO - 2,606 words
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Article252 1986-10-05 19 JACK ELLIOTT - Johnston springs a big surprise JACK ELLIOTT By SYDNEY Malcolm Johnston (above), former glamour boy of the Sydney turf, rode a brilliant race on Imprimatur to win the A5225,000 (about SJ300.000) Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick yesterday. It was Johnston's most important success since returning late last year from a252 words
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Article67 1986-10-05 19 JOCKEY M. Gopal finished unplaced after setting the pace on November Gold m a Group One race over 2,200 m at Ellerslie m Auckland yesterday. It was his first race ride m New Zealand. The race went to Lv, ridden by Shayne Treweek. November Gold is67 words
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277 1986-10-05 19 HAVRE DE GRACE (Maryland) A woman jockey severely Inhired la a race fall at Plmllco Racecourse has died after battling 11 years to recever from ■er Injuries renewing questions about whether her mount was Intentionally driven into the rails. Kartn Yarosh, whoUPI - 277 words
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Miscellaneous436 1986-10-05 18 RACE RACING ED TONTO PEDIGREE LUCKY LEO MARKSMAN 1 Soochow Belle 7 Cnrry On 10 Sinar Suria 7 Cnrry On 2 Wing Commnnder 1 7 Carry On 10 Sinar Suria 2 Wing Commander 10 Sinar Suria 10 Sinar Suria 6 Sidney Box 3 Gambling Pappa 1 Soochow Belle 4 Return436 words
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Advertisement285 1986-10-05 19 NOTICES SRI SIVA KRISHNA TEMPLE DONATION DRAW RESULTS DRAWN ON 28 SEP 86 lst *****7 35th *****3 69th *****2 2nd *****9 36th *****1 70th *****0 3rd *****8 37th *****5 71st *****5 4th *****4 38th *****6 7 2nd *****3 II ***** l 25 SSS 73rd 48 46 6th *****8 40th *****4285 words
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Advertisement169 1986-10-05 19 SKH ONO CHARITY (KYBAN CONOKKK) NOTICK OF NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR THK MANAOKMKNT COMMnTKK Notice is hereby given that nomination of a candidate for the eight (8) candidates to the 9th Management committee uf the Seh Ong Chanty will be held from the sth day of October. 1966 to the169 words
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Article, Illustration1707 1986-10-05 20 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW Poh Leong assumes post of coach against all odds By SIX WHO OCCUPIED THE HOT SEAT CHOO SENG Ql XX: The late coach, be died ln ISB3 aged 65, was undoubtedly the most distinguished. He glowed under scrutiny. Despite a highly-publi-cised sacking ln 1171,1,707 words
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Article, Illustration1219 1986-10-05 20 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD Fight fans are as sweet on boxing's superstar as he is on money Always on Sunday %A# HEN you are 26 years old, ¥W black, and even your best friends call you "Honey" it is just as well you can fight.1,219 words
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Article, Illustration655 1986-10-05 22 i i.i... —i- i i __M^^B PAY OF THE YOUNG UPSTARTS IN DAVIS CUP TENNIS Defiant Jelen, Cash and Carlsson show the class of an A-Team OTHER DAVIS CUP RESULTS Imm*. S S V*i*m t (India first): V. Amritra] bt A. Chesnokov 6-1, 6-4, 6-4. R. Krishnan btAFP; Reuter - 655 words
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Article209 1986-10-05 22 NEW ORLEANS Top seed Martina Na vrattlo va aad fellow-Amer-ican Zina Garrlxea both scored straight-act wins on Friday to set ap a meeting la the oeml-flaals of the New Orleans women's tournament. Martina beat compatriot Terry Phelps M, aad fourth seed Zlaa beat Australian fifthReuter; AFP - 209 words
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Article, Illustration296 1986-10-05 22 kfhvbkc bklfk ;b kvj k fjbklf lkbn fklg jfi; hgklfvbkl Davis qualifies to meet Lyle m other semi-final WENTWORTH Greg Norman, who learned to play golf reading Jack Nicklaus' books, has qualified to meet his tutor m the glamour semi-final clash at the World MatchplayReuter - 296 words
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Article, Illustration154 1986-10-05 22 WENTWORTH Sandy Lyle grabbed six more birdie* to take a four-hole halfway lead over Rodger Davis yesterday. Lyle eeold have done better If he had not missed two metre-long potts In his 47 round. In the other clash, the "Great White Shark" aad the "Golden Bear"Reuter - 154 words
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417 1986-10-05 22 JOHOR BARU Singapore's Lim Kian Tiong finished Joint-fifth m the Desaru Open tournament, which ended yesterday. Kian Tiong's 290 was four strokes behind *he winner, Taiwanese Lv Ho Tsai. Final Mores: 284 Lv Ho Tsai (Tai) 76, 68, 70, 72. 288 Sukree OnchumBe-nama; Reuter; AFP - 417 words
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Article236 1986-10-05 22 MILAN Veteran Italian cyclist Francesco Moser on Friday broke his world record for one hour at sea level, completing 49.801 km. Moser, rewrote the record at Milan's Vigorelli Velodrome, where he had set an earlier record of 48.543 km on Sept 26. A gruelling third day m theReuter - 236 words
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Article, Illustration944 1986-10-05 22 ROB HUGHES - ROB HUGHES HOW TO FILL AWKWARD SILENCES AT THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT Turning up aces m Belanov and Sherman ttfcf StlßßSr WHEN Mikhail Gorbachev w and Ronald Reagan grope for small talk m Iceland next weekend, they might give soccer a try. There is944 words
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637 1986-10-05 22 SPOTLIGHT ON THE AMERICA'S CUP A special report from BRIAN MILLER PERTH There are just two sets of people m Fremantle these days the good guys and the bad guys. No prizes for guessing who the good guys are; they're the ones from Down637 words
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Article, Illustration396 1986-10-05 23 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIKAT RAI Korean Games chief backs officials amid rigging charges By FOUL The biggest outcry hat come from officials and participants in auch combat sports as taekwondo, wrestling, judo and boxing, where Korean combatants, although finding themselves floored, have been declared winners. SEOUL A top-ranking Korean official396 words
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138 1986-10-05 23 SEOUL Minor problems at the Asian Games will be ironed out m time for the 1988 Olympics here, Park Seh-jik, president of the Seoul Asian Games Organising Committee, said yesterday. The language barrier will be one difficulty that the organisers will be examining m detail,AFP - 138 words
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240 1986-10-05 23 Screaming 100 murder after answering nature's call ASIAN GAMES SNIPPETS THE call of nature and the nature of deadlines can sometimes combine to create amusing situations, a much-harried journalist discovered yesterday. The call came at an inopportune time, just when the men's 800 metres first semi-final was about to start,240 words
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Article, Illustration570 1986-10-05 23 Western coaches race for riches from medal hunt SEOUL Americans and Europeans are competing m an unscheduled event at the Seoul Asian Games chasing lucrative coaching contracts from participating countries. For more than 30 Western track and field coaches m Seoul, the winning of gold medals by their athletes has570 words
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232 1986-10-05 23 Jung Nam aims for special win over Saudis SEOUL South Korean soccer manager Kirn Jung Nam has special reasons for wanting to win today's Asian Games final against all-con-quering Saudi Arabia. Jung Nam captained South Korea when they shared the gold medal with Burma at the If]* Bangkok Games afterReuter - 232 words
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270 1986-10-05 23 Gymnast Li Ning, two others vie for award SEOUL A South Korean archer, a Chinese gymnast, and a Japanese swimmer are among the contenders for the title of outstanding performer at the Asian Games. A jury of three judges from South Korea, five from the Middle East and South-east AsianReuter; AP - 270 words
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Article98 1986-10-05 23 Reuter G8 B T China 92 82 45 219 Korea 92 55 73 220 Japan 56 73 77 206 Iran 6 6 10 22 India 4 9 23 36 Philippines 4 5 8 17 Thailand 3 9 13 25 Pakistan 2 3 4 9 Indonesia 1 5 14Reuter - 98 words
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Article889 1986-10-05 23 ATHLETICS Men's Mtm 0■al: 1 Kirn Bok Joo (SK) 1:49.15 I Ryu Tae Kyung (SK) 1:49.89 3 Najem Al SowaUem (X) 1:50.31 4 Uu Qi (C) 1:51.20 i Hossain Milzer (B'desh) 1:51.23 Toru Shioda (J) 1:51.30. High tamp flaal: 1 Zhu Jlanhua (C) 2.31 m t Liv Yunpeng (C)889 words
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Obituary, Illustration278 1986-10-05 23 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MR YANG CHIN-FU 83 years passed away peacefully on 4 October 1986 leaving behind Daughters Mrs Lee Chang (Yang Ren Jenn) Miss Yang Ren Chong Grandchildren Lee Keeng Chong Lee Kin Wah Lee Kin Yun Mark Kin Mun Lee Lee Mcc Cheng and 4 great grandchildren278 words
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Obituary, Illustration145 1986-10-05 23 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam rI2TH THEVASAM f In Ever Loving Memory Of Our Beloved Father MR S. KANDASAMY (P.U.8.) Departed on sth October 1974 12 years gone from our lives one so dear But always ln our hearts forever near Sweet memories of you strike m our minds145 words
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Obituary, Illustration111 1986-10-05 23 MARY WOON AH MUI I Age 77 paaaad away peacefully on 2/10/00, leaving behind beloved SONS: Chan Swee Tuck Chan Soey Foek Chan Swee Fung Chan Swee Kwong Chan Swle Ying, Peter Chan Swee Soo Chan Swee Kuan DAUGHTERS IN CAW Dlen Soema Lee Siew Hong. Kathelln DAUGHTERS:111 words
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Obituary, Illustration55 1986-10-05 23 The Family Of The Lata MR MOHAMED SAAD BIN SAMIN departed 30.1008 Blk 558 Ang Mo Kio Aye 10 #12-17*8, Spore 2058 Tel: *****14 wishes to axpreaa their heartfelt thaiiks to all relatives friends and the Staff of Tai-Pan Rameda Hotel for their kind assistance, condo- lences and55 words
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Obituary, Illustration310 1986-10-05 23 GINA CHEE KENG GIN departed 5.10.76. Upright and just m all her ways Loyal true through all her days Silently suffered, patiently bore And always will, m memory Dearly missed by parents snd Cho^hiana^^^^^^^^^^ In memory of K. RAMACHANORAN Departed on 5 Oct. '83 Time changes many310 words
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Miscellaneous165 1986-10-05 23 Games diary ATHLETICS Men's finals: Marathon, 4xloom relay. Women's finals: 4xloom relay. FOOTBALL Final: South Korea v Sandi Arabia. CLOSING CEREMONY. Li Nnf: Four victories BASKETBALL Inter M— f tournament (various venues, 2pm). CRICKET BCA Mv 1: SCC I v JCSC; SRC v TT, both at Padang. Safsa v CSC165 words
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519 1986-10-05 24 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIKAT RAI By SEOUL P.T. Usha and Urn Chun Ac, two young women with contrasting builds and styles, enchanted the crowd with their impressive frontrunning at the Olympic St idium here yesterday. Also vying for the spectators' attention was China's former519 words
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Article56 1986-10-05 24 SEOUL Kuwait won the bronze medal m the Asian Games soccer tournament when they outclassed Indonesia 5-0 here yesterday. Kuwait applied all the early pressure, but they had to wait until the 24th minute before Jamal Al-Qabani opened accounts. The other scorers were Abdul Aziz AlHajeri (two),AFP - 56 words
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Article264 1986-10-05 24 JOE DORAI ON FAM PRESIDENT'S CUP U-21 FINAL Singapore 2 Perlis 0 KANG AR "We are the champions, we are the champions," went the chorus after Singapore had beaten Perils ZA te win the first Football Association sf Malaysia President's Cap Under-21 final at264 words
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Article, Illustration699 1986-10-05 24 WILFRED YEO - WILFRED YEO Lydia retains 'fastest woman' title as Usha strains for second place By 41 was really excited about this final. The win was good for me and I'm happy to have broken the Games record. The false start only added to the tension. Had it notAFP; ALBERT SIM - 699 words
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Article248 1986-10-05 24 BRITISH SOCCER LONDON Bryan Robson again lived up to his "Captain Courageous" image with a priceless goal for Manchester United yesterday which earned his beleaguered club a draw at English League leaders Nottingham Forest. Robson's brave 73rd minute equaliser cancelled out Garry Birtles' 50th-minute opener,AFP - 248 words
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Article380 1986-10-05 24 WILFRED YEO - WILFRED YEO Former All-England champ back In form SEOUL Badminton ace Zhao Jianhua rose to the occasion, m the same way as his high-jump namesake and compatriot Zhu Jianhua had an hour earlier, to outlast Yang Yang 15-9, 17-16 m an all-China men's singles final at the380 words
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Article, Illustration764 1986-10-05 2 PHILIP COOREY - PHILIP COOREY By HE WAS the embodiment of the tough, little guy m the cinema, and even Graham Greene once wrote of him that "he can do nothing which is not worth watching Time magazine, m its own inimitable style, said: "He can't even put a telephone764 words
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Article, Illustration478 1986-10-05 2 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN By MERLION Week, introduced last year, returns with a bang next month. The Singapore River banks will be the hub of activity from Nov 15 to 23. While last year's celebrations were centred m Orchard Road and the Padang, many of this year's478 words
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Article, Illustration536 1986-10-05 2 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN LOOK EAST COMIC kingpin Samo Hung wants to spruce up his image. The rotund Hongkong actor-director is growing weary of forever playing Mr Funnyman. After creating countless box-office hits blending action with slapstick, Samo feels it's time to play the straight-faced, debonair hero.536 words
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Article, Illustration497 1986-10-05 3 Two sad tales of lost chances L* HOLLYWOOD |*j WHILE other people were busy trying to figure out Bobby Ewing's reappearance on Dallas after being dead for a whole season, Patrick Duffy himself was licking his wounds after losing the starring role m the new police series Heart of theIPS - 497 words
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Article, Illustration495 1986-10-05 3 LIM KAY TONG - Excellent portrayels light up subtle thriller LIM KAY TONG LEGAL EAGLES Coming to Lido Starring Robert Redf ord, Debra Winger and Daryl Hannah Directed by Ivan Reitman By AFTER a lacklustre performance m Out of Africa, Robert Redf ord comes flying back m Legal Eagles with as fine and effortless495 words
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Article, Illustration468 1986-10-05 3 SHE'S bare-foot and solidly Goldie right down to the ruby-red tips of her toes, which she fiddles with while talking about motherhood and the movies. "You know, my feet stink," she says suddenly. "It's these boots. I wore them all day468 words
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Article, Illustration789 1986-10-05 4 It's been ages since we've seen stars like Carol Cheng (left) and Simon Yam (right) m a serial. That's because SBC has been buying only series produced by Hongkong's Asia-TV and not HK-TVB. JULIE TAN finds out why. ON Wednesday nights, it's The789 words
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Article, Illustration665 1986-10-05 4 CHANDRA NAIR - CHANDRA NAIR TV REVIEW LAST week's Talentime preview was not anything to go by simply because there was such a dearth of enthusiasm. It was obvious that the contestants were conserving their energy for the finals. Still, the potential winners came through very strongly. In665 words
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Article, Illustration463 1986-10-05 4 LIM KAY TONG - LIM KAY TONG i m TV PREVIEW The Last Wove Todoy, Ch 12, 9 pm By IF the documentary Coming Up from Down Under (tonight, Ch 12, 8 pm) is anything to go by, it will provide a very useful backgrounder to463 words
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Article, Illustration757 1986-10-05 7 When a pop star goes out of tune Today's rock stars can only survive by becoming business-minded professionals, says a new book. JOHN OGDEN reports. Boy George m (above) was the ultimate example of how star and m media exploit \w each other. WHERE do today's rock rebels go once757 words
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Article, Illustration469 1986-10-05 7 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN By LOI FONG says he wants to find himself a dance teacher. I guess he, too, realises it's not enough just to have a good singing voice. This point was driven home strongly at his opening night performance at the Lido Palace469 words
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Article, Illustration653 1986-10-05 7 LIM SEK - LIM SEK FOP REVIEW ay TONY LEUNG (Capital Artistes) HONGKONG television heart-throb Tony Leung Chiu Wai makes his recording debut with this album and shows that he can sing. But his vocals don't always measure up to the songs chosen for him. He has a653 words
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Article264 1986-10-05 8 MANY people love to eat junk food. They often sit m front of the television set and go through packets of prawn crackers, potato crisps and sweets. Do you know what junk food is? Nutritionists people who study the value of various foods to the body define junk264 words
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Article, Illustration324 1986-10-05 8 THE Navajo Indians of North America do paintings with coloured sand as part of their religious ceremonies. The paintings, until about 30 years ago, used to be created on the day of the ceremony and would be destroyed at the end of the day. Today, of course,324 words
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Article, Illustration604 1986-10-05 8 GREAT SCIENTISTS MANY people know him as the inventor of the Davy lamp, which saved the lives of many miners because it did not set off explosions m mines. But Humphry Davy also conducted research that led to advances m chemistry and physics. Born m Penzance m604 words
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Article, Illustration372 1986-10-05 13 H TURNING your new home from a cold and empty shell into a colourful, warm and comfortable place to live can be an exciting job. The satisfaction received at the end is worth it when the decor s colour schemes, furnishings and layout combine372 words
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Article, Illustration631 1986-10-05 13 A special supplement for those who are ready to move into the property market. RICHARD NG reports. Now, after the black year of 1985, property developers, sellers and reel-estate agents are more confident of the outlook. A few have m fact pegged higher prices for631 words
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Article656 1986-10-05 14 CHECKING out your prospective home is very important, especially if you are considering a used house. You have to use your head more than your heart. You should not rely on illustrations and superficial information. A real-estate broker, acting for his client, will naturally present656 words
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Article, Illustration696 1986-10-05 14 RICHARD NG - RICHARD NG By Cheaper loans bode well for both the nous- ing industry and home hunters. Many banks are also competing to attract home m buyers with a myriad loan packages. INTEREST rates of housing loans are falling like tenpins. At least five banks and696 words
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Article, Illustration525 1986-10-05 15 ANNA LEE - ANNA LEE By B IF YOU have time and money and are willing to give him almost carte blanche, designer Chong Hoon Sing can turn ycur Housing Board flat into something out of the glossies. He can turn a bedroom into a courtyard and525 words
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Article, Illustration278 1986-10-05 15 B EACH time you sink into your settee, do you wish it didn't sag? So that picking yourself up after that afternoon nap m the living room does not become a mountaineering exercise? An Australian furniture company has come up with a278 words
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Article, Illustration494 1986-10-05 16 fl A PATIO m your garden does more than enhance Uie value of your property. Ask any house owner with a patio and he would tell you that it is one project worth the investment. Some time spent amid greenery makes quite a difference whether you494 words
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Article, Illustration436 1986-10-05 16 B OUTDOOR furniture offers one the opportunity of relaxing m green and soothing surroundings beyond the four walls of the home. Many people have rediscovered the pleasure of having tea or simply relaxing on a Sunday afternoon m the patio or garden. If you are thinking of436 words
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Article, Illustration1019 1986-10-05 17 BERYL DOWNING writing for The Times of London on the theatrical inspiration behind the new styles of window dressing. And if you fancy getting some of these, you can get them at some of our local stores. Finishing touches: Swagged treatment for a round arch1,019 words
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Article, Illustration696 1986-10-05 18 RICHARD NG - Count the cost before you take the plunge RICHARD NG By fl BUY now that's the advice of almost every real-estate agent m town. Your mind flashes back to the house or condominium that has caught your eye and you are tempted to take the plunge. But before you do,696 words
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Article, Illustration108 1986-10-05 18 YOU take great pains to decorate your balcony with flower pots, table and chairs but trouble starts when it rains. Your flower pots are water-logged and the balcony is a pool of water. With all that acidity m the rain, it's a matter of time before the colour108 words
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Article, Illustration239 1986-10-05 18 MTOI<X)IVfPONENTS are popular with those who want a reasonably good sound system but without much space to keep it. These midi-compos, slightly larger than mini-compos which are usually the portable kind, are becoming more sophisticated. Technics has come up with a new 315 series for midi-compos. Tn239 words
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Article, Illustration1047 1986-10-05 21 Still giving sitcom viewers a Ball of a time She's widely acknowledged as television's first lady of comedy, having tickled generations of viewers with her antics or: The Lucy Show, I Love Lucy and Here's Lucy. STU SCHREIBERG meets the indefatigable Lucille Ball, who's returning to TV with her firstUSA Today - 1,047 words
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Article, Illustration443 1986-10-05 22 VALERIE LEE catches up with Miss World, Icelandic teacher Holmfriour Karlsdottir, who was m town last week to help raise funds for children's charities. _x\ YES, I do watch beauty contests and I think that I they should be shown over television. The people of443 words
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Article, Illustration805 1986-10-05 22 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN By USA Fong picks up a handful of corn shoots, halves them and tosses them into the pan. Rattling non-stop m her distinctive, Hongkong-accented Mandarin, she describes the finer points of how to prepare the week's speciality corn shoots with crab-meat. During the few805 words
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Article, Illustration387 1986-10-05 22 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA Wf REMEMBER Flip Wilson of the famous "What you see is what you get!" line? He's back, minus the old fire. And he's no longer playing madcap favourites he created, like the voluptuous Geraldine Jones with the ever-ready excuse that387 words
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Advertisement145 1986-10-05 3 feeling is believing The opening of Quest is an important event for everyone. a salon tl iat promises to _^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_i__^_^_^_^_B4l___i_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_H change the face of Singapore's Bk mM fashion. Our philosophy is to adapt, create and improve, an i3>T^A _^_^_^_X w^M M exciting recipe for Innovation 'j^_^_^_B_- J__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^_B /_^_^_^_^_^_^tt_L' (_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^H excitement.145 words
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Advertisement67 1986-10-05 3 TEE FOR TWO DINERS CLUB MIXED GREENSOME Tee-off 745 am at the Keppel Club, today mmW\ _^_k\ 1 I I The challenge on the green is on —^53S^ today. Come and watch participants pit their skills m.-^tiCW** against fellow-members m mm nss^^SS-P this exciting tournament. Grand hole-in-one prize is W67 words
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Advertisement837 1986-10-05 5 i% The diet plan that adds > up to a lot of lost kilos W BB^-V If you worry about your weight W (and you should even if you're "only" kk _J__fc. a or so overweight), you would j^ f^t have tried or looked at a number of mk r./.^837 words
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Advertisement96 1986-10-05 7 TOP OF THE I POPS I United States I ■I 1.(1) Stuck with You I Huey Lewis and the News M 2.(2) Take My Breath Away I Berlin H 3.(3) Higher Love M Steve Winwood 4(7) Don't Forget Me When I'm I Gone Glass Tiger M 5.(6) Dreamtime I Daryl96 words
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Advertisement910 1986-10-05 7 Start today... on your way to career success. Why not? If you can read and understand this advertisement, then you have thc ability to earn the education you need to gain the necessary experience m your field that will lead to a successful career No one, no advertisement, no school,910 words
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Advertisement198 1986-10-05 8 WAREHOUSE REMOVAL SALE I ALL ITEMS TO CLEAR AT REASONABLE PRICES. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY!! JMH|t HURRY!! WHILE STOCKS LAST!! TOg* „1 'Z m _l_Z_^ P !!m GIOSS LACQUERED BED H, GH^IOSS LACOUERED §£0Q l^P^ K| COLOUR GREY ,vory WHTt SIDE BOARD V WWW I|| 1 Hi CO*- 00 G*^198 words
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Advertisement413 1986-10-05 10 Are you handicapped by your English? Are you content with the way errors How to express your ideas you speak and write? Are you fluently. sure that you are not making The study requires only a mistakes that cause people to little time, and very moderate underrate you You are413 words
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Advertisement502 1986-10-05 13 &^m\^ The best times of your life fl k COME WITH OWNING YOUR OWN HOME. *^M Family, privacy, leisure, comfort and luxury. Perhaps the most important decision you'll make m your life, next to marriage, is buying your own f/A home> How successftlJ you are m making that decision will502 words
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Advertisement101 1986-10-05 15 Now with Superloan, your dream home is well within your reach. Superloan two loans m one. i MMM tt. (MM Inn virt nn> BsaaUMl ungir svor<-r tiangMhm on una. 1 Loan one: up to 90% of your new home's current ,PPPi. market value. Loan two: up to 10% to cover101 words
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Advertisement445 1986-10-05 18 Save $165 with Ariston's perfect cooking package. The Ariston 60 cm hob is designed to accommodate your largest pots and pans, especially woks. And the Ariston built-in cookerhood, INT 60T with twin motor and 3 speeds, gives you clear air while you cook. Add the beautiful shatter-proof glass top to445 words
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Advertisement725 1986-10-05 19 20 Pets/Pet Care 1 MALE POMERANIAN selling cheap. Contact Mr. Ho. 445-7870/ Pager 703-8368. 2 BLACK FEMALE Labrao-or puppies with pedigreed papers for sale. Call: *****07. 2 MALE ROTTWEILER Puppies. 2 1/2 mths. old from Champion bloodline, with SKC cert. *****88. 2 MONTHS OLD, German Shepherd puppies with papers for725 words
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Advertisement549 1986-10-05 19 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other Products Products I FITNESS INTERNATIONAL I OCEAN BUILDING A r J PAVILION INTER-CONTINENTAL I (September 25 October 31 Special f Early bird member M m Off hours member I Regular member I i Calt for further details: f I 88-B 0c an Building M549 words
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Advertisement538 1986-10-05 19 31 Plumbing/ Electrical 24 HOURS COMMERCIAL. Domes tic. sanitary plumbing maintenance, repairs, Installation. Reasonable charges. Tel: *****87/ pager *****28/ pager *****52. ANY PLUMBING PROBLEM? We specialise ln clear chokage, repair cistern, basins, pipe leakage St 18 hrs. service. *****08/ *****43 LICENSED TO INSTALL electrical 6A lighting $17, 13A plug $20.538 words
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Advertisement655 1986-10-05 19 38 TV/ Video/ Hl-Fi DAHLOUIST DO-LPI ACTIVE Crossover Magneplanar 3B speakers. Perreaux PMF ***** power amp. Blk 547. 10-1474 f Bedok North St.3. S'pore. l646 Tel: *****22. LUXMAN CO. MO2 CD player D-404 tuner T-240 speaker SL-6 with original stand. Fostex GZ--70. Akal reclever. $100. Genuine 1 buyers, tel: *****32.655 words
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Advertisement564 1986-10-05 19 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available I __Mf__\ H 1 1 _j l7»meui_f_Vi>l?B~^_^~_l FILIPINO SRI LANKAN THAI INDONESIAN MUSLIM LOCAL Wa nan *c Pr ovwcei mmMv la pick ft acreee aw* •WIDEST SELECnON Few -m*,*i New torn*. i*um* h t*4** %\(]S___9r* 9WUWm^i ?ArzLizr- N*^ •GUARANTIFO WPLACf M{ NT564 words
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Advertisement273 1986-10-05 19 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical APPLICANTS REPLVINO to Box numbers of vacancies are requested not to enclose original copies of testimonials or reference with their applications No responsibility can be accepted for their loss. Applicants are aiso advised to write to Box Numbers correctly and check them before posting FEMALE273 words
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Advertisement591 1986-10-05 20 72 Situations Vacant: Technical 1 Singapore Kitarnura Industries Pie Ltd 203 Kallang Bahru Graduate from Poly Ngee Ann Knowledge of Chemistry is an advantage Experience not necessary Saiary negotiable Into re Bled applicants, please caH personalty > hours at/ _V the above addresses Sm. jm m*\mrnmmfw%x^ ftrtn rt^mrn a MECHAMCAL/591 words
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Advertisement822 1986-10-05 20 94 Registration Numbers BEAUTIFUL NUMBER PLATE: FPSSOOA for sale Highest offer secures Phone 468-1972 85 For Sale: Alfs/ Peugeot/Votvo DEC. 61 ALFASUO P6 Comodora New pistons and parte. Immaculate condition Highest offer secures Call: Joe. *****52 1670 VOLVO PIOOOE. Pte owner, tax: 12/86. white colour. 2-dtglt numbers. Offer above $15,000822 words
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Advertisement897 1986-10-05 20 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 1002 MSBAH STANZA Left-hand drive for export only Taiwan. Philippines etc.) sa m |c 12pm A 2pm to Spm AIMOST 78 DATSUN 120Y Saloon. Alrcon, radio, cassette, tax till Nov. Reasonable offer. Contact: *****47 NEAR 60 DATSUN 160J Alrcon. s/rims. sports tyres. Hi-fi radio cassette. Cond.897 words
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Advertisement901 1986-10-05 20 90 For Sale: Toyota '79 TOYOTA TERCEL 1300. 1 owner. Beautiful cond. Offers to: Albert, pager *****07 70 TOYOTA COROLLA. Pte owner, aircon., radio cassette, well maintained $9,900. *****22. 0/03 TOYOTA COROLLA 1.3 OL. 1 pte. owner, alrcon., hl-fl. s/rlms, tax 1/87 $24,000 *****38 '60 TOYOTA COROLLA 1.3 DX' Alrcon.,901 words
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Advertisement914 1986-10-05 20 93 For Sale: Honda 1001 BEAUTIFUL HONOA Accord. ..st hand, alrcon., cassette, power !;*L r r, "P top cond Tel: *****80, Sunday after 2pm. 1082 HONDA ACCORD EX model, alrcon, cassette, s/rlms. Guaranteed beautiful a Up top cond Asking $24,500. *****28 8/81 HONOA ACCORD. Accident free, l owner. Original paint.914 words
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Advertisement806 1986-10-05 20 96 For Sale: Other Makes QWEE MOTOR CREDIT 62 CHANGI ROAD #03-02. SPORE 1441 (above Malayan Banking) TEL: *****88 (6 LINES) IMPORTED ROYCE ROLLS BILVER SHADOW 1 S5 Nissan Sunny 13. DX Ford Laser 1.3 Hatchback S4 Nissan March 1.0 GL ej Toyota Supra 2.81 Mitsubishi Lancer F 1.4 OLX806 words
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Advertisement663 1986-10-05 20 99 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT FOR secondhand cars. PARF, Non PARF, commercial vans/ pick-up. Transaction arrange for your convenience. Tel: *****93/ *****24. BUSINESSMAN REOS. 1 unit Mitsubishi Sappora 2000 c.c. model. Pte owner. 82 onwards. *****43/ page *****29 Mr Teh. LADY SUPERVISOR LOOKING for 1 used saloon car. Genuine sellers663 words
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Advertisement857 1986-10-05 20 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale. Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Panoramic view o' sea Shenton Way W M F *if if _-m ?^lo§2o*^ 'fl S 9 FINISH^T \or^*& *1 1 2| YOC|ROWM m i 1 E mm* Mw— g Be tm f£dfP_^-<^'^ B *t I857 words
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Advertisement626 1986-10-05 20 106 Accommodation Available: Rooms FURN. MASTER BORM. ln Jurong East for rent Tel: *****08. 109 Accommodation Wanted: Houeee EXPATRIATE EXECUTIVES/ BANKERS urgently req. detached bunglw. In d.lO and 11. Budget $5,000 to $12,000 Owners pls call *****17 on Monday. 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments URGENTLY REQUIRED 2/ I rm. HDB. HUDC,626 words
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Advertisement820 1986-10-05 20 DIST.B ORCHARD COURT, Oxley Road Good facing, renovated, built-in cabinets, big hall, 4 bdrms. 99 years lease $220,000 Tel: *****40 SHERWOOO TWRS. PENTHOUSE, 30th flr. Panoramic view 1,800 sq.fL built-in. 3 l bdrms. Furn. 99 yrs. lease. $296,000 Tel *****39 D.1094 ONE TREE Hill apL 98 yrs 1620 sq ft820 words
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Advertisement831 1986-10-05 21 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 5-RM. SLAB BLK. Bedok North. morning sun. breezy, ceramic tiles, kitchen cabinets Price: $118,000 Tel *****67 CLEMENTI 3BM 885.000 terrazzo throughout Kitchen cabinet. Fully tiled *****83 DEAP SELLEB/ BUYER, sell/ buy your flat fast through us. Dollars Housing *****12 (weekday*) 0.M38 PAYA LEBAR Way 5-rm831 words
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Advertisement745 1986-10-05 21 _^_m^xxxxxxxxxxmmm^xxxxxxxxxm m 121 For Rant: 121 For Rant: Office Spaces Office Spaces LIAT TOWERS ORCHARD Next to proposed BUILDING MRT station Inside CBD Just outside CBD Immediate occupation Attractive rental terms CONTACT 127 Other Raal Estata 135 Air Travel FREEHOLD COMMERCIAL ZONE ECONOMY ANO PROFICIENCY tn land ln Metropolitan, Montreal,745 words
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Advertisement751 1986-10-05 21 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 7 day 5...551,699- IL*> A*****^^ P 14t 19 21/11 *3' St 10 12/12 Mv W^'ftfji'™' Mt. Fuji Hakone Tokyo Tower ____\_J_~ _.y_,____ Tok yo City Tokyo Disneyland /■■■■■■i-WBPI Harajuku Fashion Show Toyota Cup Final Live Tokyo TV musical a. Jr" show Shopping discount coupons751 words
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Advertisement339 1986-10-05 21 170 Lost LOST: BLACK FEMALE Cocker Spaniel puppy wearing a red collar, lost tn d15t.1025. Reward offered. No question asked. Little girl very upset. Please call Bianca or Anna, *****95. LOST IN BALMORAL Road area (102S). old cat. Pure white long hair, short bushy tall. Answers to name 'Mugs'. If339 words
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Advertisement157 1986-10-05 21 174 Other Announcements/ Messeges Will the children A/or relatives of the LATE MR. KAO TONG HOE ol Upper Cross StrooL Spore upon reading this ad., pleas contact urgently MR. SAW BOON KIAT or MR SAW SOO YONG (2nd son; of SELANGOR, MALAYSIA Tel 03-*****59 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Telephone *****91 If you157 words
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Advertisement32 1986-10-05 21 T R A V E I N G I c it it See our "Travel Guide" for the widest choice of tour itineraries around the world! o**m C.AT.S. 1 *****66 1 i32 words
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Advertisement435 1986-10-05 22 iji 9i, *-je te Ss^^ *i -f* MmmmW ***?*+_9* 3f _fl _r -fll flf _fl _r *o s* ?*****2*** M W ***C\li Mmw m MM M __r -fl -F >-:*^ A -d^ _<&> MM Arßm**m*** Mm m %> 2Bf _fl_r '^V*** V MmmmmW mm M _#flkß v>i-.. $>..., W To435 words
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Article, Illustration3665 1986-10-05 1 Youths take strong stand on issues Faith expressed in daily life SIKHISM in its day was a reformist religion Founded by Guru Nanak at the beginning of the 16th Century, it accepted the Hindu-Buddhist ideas of rebirth and Nirvana (final re-unifica-tion with the Divine, ending theK.F. SEETOH - 3,665 words
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Advertisement584 1986-10-05 1 v*v 5.% /^^y_A__M mdfkblmnl,n;m JU^^^i) _L-o_B a___ __E 8 Days Japan/Tohoku $2288 I >-^ A) rwy^^rTV^l JV 10 Days Grand Japan/ Kagoshima $2588 f |BF J& '^S^ W (ALk} ll JiilliLA 8/9 Days Japan (Disneyland)/Hong Kong/ $2188/$2288 W* W 11/15 Days New Zealand/Bay of Islands Delight ,,,,$2488 Macau _m Ti_>>584 words
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Advertisement10 1986-10-05 1 9 Mind and Body Fashion Food Arts and Books Motoring10 words
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Article, Illustration1107 1986-10-05 2 While it's normal to feel envious from time to time, psychologists warn that the emotion becomes destructive when it dominates our life. CAROL HYMOWITZ and TIMOTHY SCHELLHARDT, writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal, look at how jealousy has played havoc m some American firms.1,107 words
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435 1986-10-05 2 nfk bvk bkfvnbjncvbncvbklcb LYN writes: I am a 16-year-old from a girls' school. My father Is too conservative and often hurts my feelings. He Intercepts letters from my penpals and if he Is not satisfied with the content, he throws them away. I am now435 words
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Advertisement51 1986-10-05 2 MHP *****6 KMIH.IMIU ucips improve your mood circulation, gM reduces fatigue, increases your appetite JH and helps strengthen your body. -> J_W| Jf\ Jffl^ In htallh.^£^N^ytf| <\tf eSS V^ c Sole Agent: I 'Jl* \»v'^ Letat Agencies (Pte) lH .jgp-"3 X* #*?o^V^^ Singapore 03 1 h CH f t m^51 words
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Advertisement62 1986-10-05 2 ROGET'S THESAURUS ,s -~<j {J* < n*/ xmfmmA -fa*f**p***rmjm*. _^ottJi^mHXl!l___^> Ju& UWJHM/tfm m*t. J The first new completely revised edition for twenty years reflecting recent changes m spoken and written English. Roget's Thesaurus is an invaluable work of reference and a 'treasure house' of words! Available at all good bookshops.62 words
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Miscellaneous99 1986-10-05 2 f I'm sorry. Did I hurt you. L Miss Lim? J /I'm alright^ mm^t t *xmmmmm—m—^x* w But you look I tired. Susan .J 1 just caire back from X J sick leave and I'm still I 4 feeling weak. I get tired p( M Z ll easily too But99 words
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Article, Illustration337 1986-10-05 3 Casuals in batik leave a memorable imprint KUALA Lumpur designer Leung Thong Ping impressed Americans and Canadians with her collection of unorthodox batik casuals last month. Thong Ping, an ex-journalist turned dress designer, was part of the Only Malaysia tourism promotion (sponsored by the Tourist Development Corporation and Malaysian Airline337 words
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Article, Illustration494 1986-10-05 3 KHNG EU MENG - KHNG EU MENG By PANTS today are more than a straight-legged affair. Things haven't been quite the same ever since American colonialists lengthened their knee-high breeches m defiance of all things British. In the past 200 years or so, pants styles have gone494 words
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Advertisement513 1986-10-05 3 Diploma irjManagement Jfl■Ll C! rV *^Jp^ SPY Make >' our move now l 0 ss ure your future career m Ll 1. LIVJ IWll 35 s te>^-™ business. Enrol for EDWARDS COLLEGE 1987 intake m mm m m 9m w +QB Western Australia the State of Excellence m Education. IAOTT'513 words
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Advertisement256 1986-10-05 3 WBHWp .i:: .^.y,^ it i 4S^HW__l__B__i__K_^-_^^i^^i^ H Wxx\% sii Ai H liy^B HI H m H I JM M Jk^ XfrM m* Mm TfH—i H '~^*_fl mt Wk— v. -^m_M \__W _____________m_____M Ir ____m mm Mr i—MMMMMMM t^^^M M^ .mil BH vfe^ 1 ft_jfr_ _H Hi W\ H, w^^wi Jl*256 words
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Article, Illustration436 1986-10-05 4 LEE GEOK BOI - LEE GEOK BOI mttcrbuy Wf TUNA sandwiches are among the easiest and tastiest to make. Unlike sardine sandwiches, they don't leave a fishy smell m your breath. Canned tuna is also a tasty addition to simple salads or served with rice. Several436 words
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Article, Illustration777 1986-10-05 4 MARGARET CHAN - MARGARET CHAN i H EAT OUT By Place: farrer Xiang Ji Barbecue Seafood, Block 3 Farrer Road #01-171A, tel 475-1589. Hours: Daily 10 am 11 pm. Recommended: Roast suckling pig, $70 whole, $40 half; seafood banquet, nine courses including steamed live prawns, yu tiao (crullers) stuffed777 words
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Article, Illustration849 1986-10-05 4 A weekly dinner menu prepared m advance takes the hemming and hawing out of shopping and cooking. LEE GEOK 801 prepares a one-dish meal for Sunday and gives a two-dish menu plan for the next six nights. These recipes will appear fortnightly. nTHE WEEK'S COOK-IN Sunday: BEEF849 words
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Advertisement168 1986-10-05 4 The Sunday Times Better Buy Panel Said: Chocolate Horlicks three tests later, the Right Chocolate mix!"* Based on taste ISSHHHHIHHH^HHH Sunday Times writer ■■^^Milli__l iiIII[ It_^__^__^__^__l T r> w_ Carnation Very sweet, nut-like flavour, no Lee Geok Boi IffSiSS. USA $1 53 t c a h s°t c y o,ate168 words
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Article, Illustration1037 1986-10-05 5 CHUAH AI MEE - Hammer and chisel turn glass into art CHUAH AI MEE 1 r I By GLASS relief paintings that sparkle like jewels and paintings on metal which glow richly when light strikes the surface. These are the striking aspects of Jean-Philippe Jenere's works, which are being exhibited at Hotel Meridien, Orchard1,037 words
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Article, Illustration555 1986-10-05 5 KATERINA SYRIMI - KATERINA SYRIMI By ARCHAEOLOGICAL experts are taking the 2,500-year-old Parthenon temple apart, piece by piece, and putting it together again m a major restoration project to give Athens' best-known landmark a facelift. Pollution, the weather, earthquakes, haphazard restoration attempts at the turn ofReuter - 555 words
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389 1986-10-05 5 English as she is butchered in Washington A THIRD World diplomat with perfect textbook English is posted to Washington. He attends his first cocktail party and encounters a baffling obstacle the American language. He might hear people muttering phrases like "Reagan will strike out unless he goes on the stumpReuter - 389 words
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Article50 1986-10-05 5 CENSORSHIP often boosts book sales. William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying has become a best-seller m some counties m Kentucky, the United States, since an irate parent got the book banned from the classroom. The woman had complained that Faulkner's 1930 novel was profane and obscene.50 words
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70 1986-10-05 5 NOTED Nigerian playwright, poet and novelist Wole Soyinka has been made a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters. He is the third African to be given membership. The other two are Senegalese Leopold Sedar Senghor and Nigerian novelist Chinua Ac he be70 words
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Article79 1986-10-05 5 MORE than 30,000 art treasures, ranging from works by the old Spanish masters Goya and El Greco of Toledo to modern artists like Joan Miro and Salvador Dali, have come out m the open since Spain declared a tax amnesty on art, according to The Times of79 words
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79 1986-10-05 5 THE controversial Opera de La Bastille has received the support of about 90 interna tional art and music personali Ues. With French composerconductor Pierre Boulez s signature at the top of the list, the campaign letter appeals to French political leaders to finish the79 words
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Advertisement309 1986-10-05 5 TIME MANAGER IS ABOUT ACHIEVING RESULTS! Time Manager is about how people can potential of your brain, and develop best develop their talents, manage their those skills and attitudes which will time and increase their personal effec- make you a better manager with time tiveness —m pursuit of their ambitions309 words
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Article, Illustration947 1986-10-05 6 GITA SANKARAN - GITA SANKARAN Our writers take you to the different corners of Asia, including a historical treasure find m China SOUTHERN INDIA By "SUCH beautiful English rain, such delicious English mud," crowed Lord Lytton, Viceroy of British India, when he first set eyes on Ooty. And so it mustGITA SANKARAN - 947 words
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Article, Illustration1160 1986-10-05 7 India Climate: India has three major seasons winter, summer and the monsoon period. Winter days, between November and March, are bright and sunny throughout India. Although there is snowfall in the hills to the north, winter in the southern states is only pleasantly cool. Summer1,160 words
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Article, Illustration1266 1986-10-05 8 In the Dazu valley, a Buddhist tap pestry unfolds Going off the beaten track more often than not holds delightful surprises for the adventurous. KHNG EU MENG went to China m May and was brought to an old little Sichuan hamlet, called Dazu, between high mountain ranges. There, he marvelledKHNG EU MENG - 1,266 words
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Article, Illustration450 1986-10-05 8 IT WILL be a case of something old and something new when the cruise ship Coral Princess starts its new season here at the end of November. The itineraries have been repackaged to include more ports of call and stopovers, but there will450 words
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778 1986-10-05 8 CHRISTINE CHAPMAN - Living it up on Bauang 's golden beaches CHRISTINE CHAPMAN By writing m the kj International Herald Tribune FOR travellers to the Philippines who want a respite from frenetic Manila, the beaches along the north-west coast of the mountain province La Union lure the South China Sea lovers. From the778 words
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Article564 1986-10-05 8 MICHAEL W. ROSEN - The good and b points of flying MICHAEL W.ROSEN By writing m the Asian Wall Street Journal COMMERCIAL air travel, outside of the overpriced first-class cabin, is like a bus trip with an aerial view. It has both good points and bad. I thought I'd put together a list of564 words
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541 1986-10-05 9 GOH SUI NOI - The Korean coffeeshop meeting place for all and sundry GOH SUI NOI By AS WE stepped out of the restaurant, my South Korean host asked me: "Coffee?" I replied: "Why not?" And we stepped into an openconcept coffee bar (like the little cafes m shopping complexes that Singaporeans are familiar541 words
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Article, Illustration1816 1986-10-05 10 SUZANNE M. CHARLE - SUZANNE M. CHARLE By writing m the International Herald Tribune 4 For more than 1,100 yeers, the people of the Indonesian islands of Bali and Java have boon attending shadow plays, m which puppets laced with a thousand holes dance behind a lamplit screen, shadee of1,816 words
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Article359 1986-10-05 10 DURING November, December and January, Japan Airlines will offer you the Heart and Soul of Tokyo all m a single tour Dackase Costing $1,699 for adults and $1,360 for children, the Heart and Soul tour will take you through the famous Harajuku 6 Winds359 words
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Article, Illustration952 1986-10-05 11 KAREN LAU - KAREN LAU By SO THERE we were. On the most expensive road m Malaysia. No dusty highway with rude truckers, this. After more than five hours of being on a motorbike, it would be an understatement to say that we were pleasantly surprised. ItRICHARD LOO - 952 words
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Article, Illustration532 1986-10-05 11 SIMONE VAZ - SIMONE VAZ By TRAVEL agents m Singapore have had to revise their packaged tours to Japan to stay m the market. With the 30 per cent increase m the exchange rate of the yen to the Singapore dollar, the number of Singaporeans travelling to Japan on532 words
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Article, Illustration952 1986-10-05 12 If you want a getaway vacation, why not try playing Lord Jim. SIMONE VAZ reports. WHAT do Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia have in common? Besides some of Asia's bet-ter-known beach resorts, these countries also have another kind of tourist attraction that is less talked-about their nationalNational Parks; Nature Reserves - 952 words
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Advertisement1013 1986-10-05 6 ©Explore the most comprehensive North East Asia Holiday by the people who know it best koreahoneyb^ I Unirattfjable Tours with more benefits. A _B^l^ '^L i y^ V<-ain an extra day by departing on the morning flight and returning by T _^^/i WKKAi^cJ_9E-^-^-^-*-£-l _^Bw *998 a/** W dest range m1,013 words
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Advertisement255 1986-10-05 7 bnlbmnlblbm.,n.m, #>%% 15am<*-^__l A great way to China fM&ZvC- _t" m IheCHINA Collection Singapore/Hong Kong/Hainan/Hong Kong/Singapore By Ak 4 Days from SSlOSS^ffl^ Singapore/Hong Kong/Xiamen/Hong Kong/Singapore By SIA Luxury Aircon Passenger Liner Ist Class Cabin 4 DayS SSIOBB (Special Offer) Every Sunday 3 DSyS Every Monday Thursday Sunday Singapore/Hong Kong/Xiamen/Hong Kong/Singapore255 words
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Advertisement1383 1986-10-05 7 ©I) S^NEWZEAIAND JAPAN I S&, t-fif-f m m 7nmfii Ja P an Splendour Sapporo uTJ^l^^^^™ Asreatvaytofly W1 |J PI ||AfO Hong KOfig TokyOrTokyo Disneyland/ 9 H9^ 86 Xmas& New Year Specials! f% fpl XI (South island) MtFu|./Hakone/Atami/sapporo (Hokkaido) 4 Days from $108 8 J^ llPillJl A _^**_^«!£pi_l Christchurch/ 7/8 DaYS1,383 words
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Advertisement694 1986-10-05 8 AROUND THE WORLD BMBOWAYS I DINiRS NEW ZEALAND .0 f I l^_i I SSs'j'// 1 IIY __i Grotp Departures: vTj //////\\x\\ I n f/ 1 1 \l\ Kew Zealand Paradfce Holidays \L^ y^"H</l[\\ I 11 Day? $2950 15 Days $3450 V <f tSSS&SII I 12 Days $3150 16 Days $2999694 words
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Advertisement266 1986-10-05 8 C Don't miss this Train!) j r Your Palace on Wheels I l Feel like a Maharaja and travel through India I m the luxurious coaches originally used by the Prince of the Indian States. IJ r Discover Rajasthan the people, places, j palaces, birds, animab, warriors and J I266 words
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Advertisement72 1986-10-05 10 Happy holidays start at tt)i^ MM TRAVELWEAR __H mmmmw^St mmw 1 W Travel agents make it easy to P lan Holidays Windy Bay can £feb__^__i __^__^__^X make it even easier for you w-ith a *^W§P I p complete range of tray- h yF*> m w comfcxtable stylish and Wndy Bay72 words
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Advertisement234 1986-10-05 11 wm w fl *m *IB Wm _H i _m_«— mmmmmt MmM MMMM **9»mm* f 7 oay $1699 r~xxmmi Hlghlghta: Harajuku Fashion Show j D#p Cvtfy Tu /T?M /Frt/ Son. Live TV Music Show Grar d Dinner irciudes: suckling Tokyo Disneyland fj. u l Sm Mt Fuji/Hakone/Toyota Seafood Dinner. up Uva234 words
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Advertisement596 1986-10-05 11 SS PTHAJLAND] [INDONES |A JAPAN Z^M 3/4/5 D From 2/3 D mmmm -t^7-_~mmm_m-M-4_Y^ O Phuket *399 Batam °™99 /«^2L_. |^M (Dep Tue Thu F Sun) International Standard Batam View Hotel 70 TokYO HCdfl SOlll 4/5/6 D (Da.' V uep) rmm $640 3D Tanjung Pinang $140 A n CiC\ -ttxmiT m___\__596 words
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Advertisement332 1986-10-05 12 Daily toNewY)ik. Now United has an even better flight schedule across the And when you're ready to move on, we can fly you from New York to over 150 cities across all 50 states. So now, more than ever, it makes sense to fly the airline that doesn't make you332 words
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Article, Illustration682 1986-10-05 13 WINSTON LEE - WINSTON LEE By THE arrival of the new Hyundai range of cars from South Korea could not have been more timely as Japanese car dealers are fighting to stay afloat m the face of a strong yen, which makes imports dearer. The new Excel, m682 words
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Article, Illustration282 1986-10-05 13 PARENTS may be unwitingly risking the lives of their children by incorrectly installing child safety seats m the rear of their cars, British experts say. A case report of a crash m which a IV. -year-old child was killed despite being strapped282 words
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Article, Illustration632 1986-10-05 13 BUYING a new car is a nightmare for many. Horror stories are told over and over again by buyers who feel they have been given the short end of the deal. Added costs at the last minute, unpleasant haggling632 words
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