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Title Section11 1987-08-09 1 The Sunday Times No: 2670 55 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 109/12/8611 words
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Article951 1987-08-09 1 AUGUST 9, 1987 quoteC *ii*_*__i 931 ___________L__r^_________^_^*L-T¥^_iT-*M But don't take communal and religious harmony for granted, warns PM MR LEE KUAN YEW last night gave Singaporeans the good news they have been waiting for the economy grew at an estimated 7.2 per cent for951 words
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Article, Illustration389 1987-08-09 1 KONG SOOK CHIN - A gold medal for Madam Matchmaker KONG SOOK CHIN By CUPID'S best friend Singapore's official matchmaker is getting a gold medal for her quiver. Dr Eileen Aw, whose work m the Social Development Unit helped at least 600 single graduates find love and marriage, has been awarded the nations gold389 words
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Article487 1987-08-09 1 AGNES WEE - AGNES WEE By HUNDREDS rushed forward to sign their names m a mass demonstration of loyalty to Singapore last night after the first signature went onto the National Pledge. In just one hour after the public signing began at 9 pm on Orchard487 words
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Article, Illustration61 1987-08-09 1 AS SINGAPORE celebrates its 22nd National Day, The Sunday Times sounds a fanfare for the ordinary people who don't normally hit the headlines. Make sure you get the 66-page picture special which comes m three sections. Added to the paper, they make The Sunday Times a61 words
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136 1987-08-09 1 US-escorted tankers slip past Iran ABU DHABI Three refiagged Kuwaiti tankers and their escort of American warships slipped through the Strait of Hormuz during the night on their way to Kuwait m the northern Persian Gulf, shipping sources said. The sources said the ships the Gas King, Ocean City andReuter; AP - 136 words
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Advertisement17 1987-08-09 1 Natlaaal Day award recipients: Page 18 A child of love, or a child of grief?— Page 317 words
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NEWS FOCUS
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Article, Illustration430 1987-08-09 2 THREAT OF LABOUR UNREST: The Seoul government said yesterday labour unrest m southern cities could threaten South Korea's "process of democratisation" if it spreads across the country. I_abour Minister Lee Heun-Ki said: "If labour disputes spread to the capital and nearby industrial areas, it would no beyond430 words
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Article, Illustration326 1987-08-09 2 BILLION DOLLAR SPECTACLE: John El way and Eric Dickerson are a couple of grid-iron guys about to go on display m Wembley's shop-window where the second American Bowl football match has astonishingly outsold the soccer spectacular between the Football League and the Rest of the World. Between them, Elway,326 words
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Article, Illustration521 1987-08-09 2 CAIRO Muslim pilgrims returning from Mecca report that Iranians who rioted there carried knives and Molotov cocktails concealed m their clothes and that hundreds of people were trampled to death m a stampede as the Iranians attacked Saudi police. Accounts of the rioting,New York Times; Cox News Service; Reuter - 521 words
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847 1987-08-09 2 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor He holds press conference with Tan Wah Piow m an unlikely venue LONDON Workers' Party leader J. B. Jeyaretnam has spoken out against the Privy Council for dismissing his application for leave to appeal against a Singapore court's judgment and847 words
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309 1987-08-09 2 Auckland judge grants injunction against Spycatcher broadcast AUCKLAND A judge yesterday granted a temporary injunction requested by the British government to ban an Auckland radio station from broadcasting material from the controversial book Spycatcher. A justice of the High Court at Auckland granted the injunction against Radio Pacific, which remainsAP - 309 words
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312 1987-08-09 3 Philippines more unstable than in 1972 Aquino minister on current situation MANILA DEFENCE Secretary Rafael Deto described the Philippines today as more unstable than m 19T2 when former president Ferdinand Marcos imposed martial law to curb widespread crime and violence. Gunmen assassinated a government minister last Sunday, communist hit squadsReuter - 312 words
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371 1987-08-09 3 Police question communist couple over murder of Cabinet minister MANILA Assassinated Philippine Cabinet minister Jaime Ferrer was buried yesterday and police said they were questioning a communist rebel couple about the killing. Investigators m the weeklong search for the killers have said leftists, rightists or Muslim rebels could have beenReuter - 371 words
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Article, Illustration309 1987-08-09 3 Jayewardene may ask Indian troops to leave by mid-August COLOMBO President J.R. Jayewardene said on Friday that if the situation remained stable, he would ask Indian peacekeeping forces to leave Sri Lanka before the end of the month. In an interview, Mr Jayewardene described his nations defencelessness against its bigNYT - 309 words
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Article, Illustration853 1987-08-09 3 SHIRLEY DAVENPORT - SHIRLEY DAVENPORT Cartoonist who stored dying husband's sperm cautions Spore widow By SYDNEY Cartoonist Kirn Casali, who conceived her youngest child 10 years ago using her dead husband's sperm, has some words of caution for a Singapore widow with a similarNewspapers - 853 words
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Miscellaneous217 1987-08-09 2 UP TO 1 pm. Showers over several areas m the morning TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 30 mar. 25 mm SUNSET today: 7.15 pm; Sunrise tomorrow: 7.05 am. TRAVELLERS' MATHER Adelaide 10 15 C Drizzle London 9 19 C Cloudy Amsterdam 918 C Cloudy Lm Angeles IK 24217 words
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Advertisement89 1987-08-09 3 STATISTICS THAT SHAPE THE COUNTRY Travellers' tale THREE women m four who travel overseas say they do so because they are on a holiday. Many men who return trom abroad, on the other hand, say they jet about mainly for fun and business or for business alone. V/^S^^. *>- J**xi89 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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Article216 1987-08-09 4 NANCY .France) Ecologyminded fans of al fresco eating can now grill their franks and steaks using solar power, thanks to the inventiveness of a French engineering teacher. Mr Jean-Claude Kiffer, 40, has spent hours slaving over a hot computer and drawing board to come up withAFP - 216 words
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183 1987-08-09 4 Ex-President who fought for independence of Lebanon dies BEIRUT Former Lebanese President Camille Chamoun, a veteran Christian Maronite politician who survived at least five assassination attempts, died on Friday after suffering a heart attack. He was 87. The government announced seven days of mourning during which flags at public buildingsUPI; AFP; Reuter - 183 words
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310 1987-08-09 4 ONG MING SEING - 'Teheran boosts arsenal with $2 b worth of weapons' ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON Iran has already bought US$l billion (552.12 billion) worth of weapons this year, including as many as 100 Silkworm antiship missiles, official sources said on Friday. The sources said the latest US assessment of310 words
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Article, Illustration360 1987-08-09 4 Indian ships ferry more than 300 held m southern Sri Lanka to their homes m the north COLOMBO About 300 suspected Tamil rebels were freed yesterday from jails m southern Sri Lanka and ferried m Indian navy ships to their homes mReuter - 360 words
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157 1987-08-09 4 WASHINGTON President Reagan has given Congress written pledges on the future conduct of covert activities, including notifying the intelligence committees when new operations are launched. In a letter to the Senate Intelligence Committee, Mr Reagan promised to notify Congress of covert activities byReuter - 157 words
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226 1987-08-09 4 'Moors murders' victim buried 24 years MANCHESTER A 16-year-old girl, kil'ed 24 years ago by the "Moors murderers", was buried on Friday at a funeral attended by her mother and relatives of the other five young victims. Pauline Reade's body was found more than a month ago on Saddleworth Moor.AP - 226 words
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Article57 1987-08-09 4 ATHENS Greek military and civilian hospitals were placed on alert yesterday as the government geared itself to face a heatwave that could be as devastating as the one that killed at least 1,000 people here last month. The Health Ministry recalled staff currently on holiday and ambulance companiesAFP - 57 words
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Article, Illustration173 1987-08-09 5 ANCHORAGE (Alaska) A Californian woman completed a historic and chilly swim on Friday across the Bering Strait from United States to the Soviet Union. Ms Lynne Cox, a 30-year-old, 100-kg endurance swimmer from Los Alamitos, California, covered the distance between the US island ofAFP; AP - 173 words
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238 1987-08-09 5 ONG MING BEING - ONG MING BEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON Japan has moved to head off a high-technology trade war with the United States by agreeing to make it easier for US supercomputer manufacturers to compete for lucrative contracts m Japan. The accord was made238 words
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Article136 1987-08-09 5 Market dips after big gain NEW YORK The Dow Jones industrial average made a few forays above the 2,600 level on Friday before finishing the day with a small decline as stock prices marked time after the strong gain of the previous session. The Dow Jones average ofAP - 136 words
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293 1987-08-09 5 GUATEMALA CITY Nicaraguan rebel leaders said a peace plan signed on Friday by five Central American presidents was a "starting point" for resolving the war m Nicaragua, but insisted they would not lay down their arms before the implementation of full democraticAFP; Reuter - 293 words
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414 1987-08-09 5 SEOUL The government said yesterday labour unrest m the southern cities could threaten the "process of democratisation" if it spread across South Korea. Labour Minister Lee Heun-Ki said: "If labour disputes spread to tiie capital and nearby industrial areas, it would go beyond aReuter - 414 words
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83 1987-08-09 5 SEOUL South Korea will lift a ban on most of 1,200 Korean songs and 600 books blacklisted because they were pro-communist or decadent, the ruling Democratic Justice Party announced yesterday. The Public Performance Ethics Commission will review the 1,200 Korean songs blacklisted 12 yearsAFP - 83 words
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452 1987-08-09 6 British bank quits as Pretoria gears up for strike Standard Chartered joins exodus of multi-nationals JOHANNESBURG South Africa, hit by the withdrawal of one of its biggest overseas investors, is gearing up to face a bitter and potentially damaging strike by 200,000 black mineworkers. Britain's Standard Chartered announced on FridayReuter - 452 words
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129 1987-08-09 6 TOKYO A 62-year-old supermarket owner has been sentenced to 30 months m prison for trying to obtain 50 million yen (§1706,659) from a bank by threatening to infect its head office with the Aids virus. Takao NLshikawa, of Kishiwada,AFP - 129 words
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Article56 1987-08-09 6 HONGKONG Tourism surged 14.5 per cent m China during the first six months of this year, compared to the same period m 1986, Xinhua news agency reported. More than 12.59 million visited the mainland between January and June, helping the tourist industry earn US$79O million (*****6AFP - 56 words
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346 1987-08-09 6 Doctors to try out qigong and herbs against Aids BEIJING Chinese and American doctors have held closed-door meetings here to discuss how China's 5,000--year-old legacy of traditional medicine can help beat Aids. Dr Robert Leeds, one of five doctors from the US, said China's "ancient databank" of studies on theReuter - 346 words
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PEOPLE
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Article134 1987-08-09 6 DESCENDANTS of South Pole ejrplorers Robert Scott and Roald Amundsen plan to retrace by air the paths their ancestors took 75 years ago m the legendary and tragic race to Antarctica. Grandsons, great-nephews and nieces of the Briton and the Norwegian gathered recently at134 words
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Article94 1987-08-09 6 AUTHORITIES In Waterloo, lowa, have cracked a gang allegedly responsible for a weekend heist at a day-care centre. But nobody is m jail because the loot was three tricycles and the alleged ringleader is only The child and two partners, aged 3 and 4, are94 words
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Article, Illustration108 1987-08-09 6 AMERICA'S sexiest men: The 10 sexiest men m America include an Irish rock star, an Australian-born publisher and a computer-generated talking head. U2's Bono Vox ("Beautiful to gaze upon"), publisher Rupert Murdoch ("Swagger, daring... A modern-day conqueror") and Max Headroom ("The ultimate microchip off the old108 words
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Article97 1987-08-09 6 A COUPLE m Kewanee, Illinois, who bought a burial plot 60 years ago have sued the city and its mayor because it seems someone is already resting m peace m the grave. Joseph and Verna Watson, who filed the suit m Henry County circuit court,97 words
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Article, Illustration143 1987-08-09 6 RUG dealers are steamed over a comment made by former White House chief of staff Donald Regan during the Iran-Contra hearings m Washington. Mr Regan told the congressional committees investigating the scandal that he was discouraged when hostages were not released after the US arms shipments143 words
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220 1987-08-09 6 TOKYO A Japanese businessman has been jailed for six years for conspiring with his mistress to beat his wife to death for insurance money. The businessman's wife, Kazumi Miura, suffered only a minor injury m the beating. She died later after beingReuter - 220 words
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Advertisement628 1987-08-09 5 MEDICINE OF THE FUTURE A SYMPOSIUM OF VITAL INTEREST TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC A panel of experienced professionals ih the fields of medicine, menial sciences and dentistry will discuss the role of the unseen realm m health and disease (based on the book "Mahikari, Thank (.od For The Answers At628 words
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379 1987-08-09 8 ALBERT RAMALINGAM - ALBERT R AMALINGAM But latest intelligence proves it, says top US military official By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK The Soviet Union has established a permanent major support and operating base m Vietnam's Cam Ranh Bay even though Moscow has denied it, says a379 words
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Article, Illustration116 1987-08-09 8 A bald protest against dismissal BANGKOK Six women and three men had their heads shaved outside Thailand's main government offices last Friday to protest against the sacking of women textile workers. A barber using a razor performed the ceremony, a traditional but seldom seen Thai ritual of protest. The womenReuter - 116 words
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148 1987-08-09 8 JAKARTA Indonesia's coal reserves are estimated to be 10 billion tonnes, making them bigger than those of oil and gas which total only five billion tonnes m coal equivalent. The Indonesian Observer reported that the Minister of Mines and Energy, Prof Subroto, revealed148 words
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353 1987-08-09 8 MANILA Finance Secretary Jaime Ongpin hinted yesterday he would resign if Congress repudiated any of the Philippines' foreign debt. "I don't want the responsibility for a debt repudiation policy on my shoulders because m my judgment the consequences would be beyondReuter; AFP - 353 words
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139 1987-08-09 8 Japan to help Asean economies grow by 5.4% TOKYO Asean economies are expected to grow at an annual rate of 5.4 per cent m 1992 when Japan provides aid to the region, says a Japanese economic think-tank. The World Economic Information Service, affiliated with the Japan External Trade Organisation, saidAFP - 139 words
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85 1987-08-09 8 15 die, 37 hurt in mountain climb to feast JAKARTA A mountain pilgrimage for an Islamic feast turned into tragedy when 15 people were killed and 37 others critically injured m a storm, Antara news agency reported. Hundreds of people went up a 2,800-metre high mountain m South Sulawesi provinceBernama - 85 words
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286 1987-08-09 8 It's a hard life for most former Marcos aides and allies MANILA Life is hard for the many former aides and allies of deposed President Ferdinand Marcos who stayed behind after he fled to Hawaii 17 months ago, but a few have adjusted well to the new circumstances. Former PrimeAFP - 286 words
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ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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285 1987-08-09 10 Projects have been scaled down: Anwar KUALA LUMPUR The Education Ministry has already taken steps to reduce its budget estimates for next year, Education Minister Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday. But he said the standard of education would not be compromised. Mr Anwar was commentingNST - 285 words
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257 1987-08-09 10 KUALA LUMPUR The recent visit of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad to Britain, Hungary and the Soviet Union was highly successful on both the political and economic fronts, Foreign Minister Datuk Abu Hassan Omar said. The Malaysian delegation was particularlyBernama - 257 words
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Article125 1987-08-09 10 JASHM, (Malacca) Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba said yesterday that his visit next month to China and JaEan is to further strengthen ilateral relations and attract more investment to Malaysia. Mr Ghafar, who will be accompanied by senior government officials and prominent businessmen, willBernama - 125 words
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Article, Illustration260 1987-08-09 10 JOHOR BARU Haji Ahmad Haji Shukur, 115, believed to be the oldest Felda (Federal Land Development Authority) settler, was among 194 settlers who received their land titles at a ceremony at Masai on Friday. Recalling the early days when he firstNST - 260 words
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Article, Illustration262 1987-08-09 10 KUALA LUMPUR The son of a former leader of the Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) wants to get m touch with his Malaysian relatives, reports The Star newspaper. Mr Kamaruddin Ibrahim, the son of Shamsiah Fakih a woman leader of the CPM wrote262 words
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364 1987-08-09 10 MIC Youth to take varsity Senate to court KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Indian Congress Youth said it had decided to take legal action against the University of Malaya Senate for its ruling on the medium of instruction for elective courses. MIC Youth chief D. P. Viiandran said MIC Youth had waited,NST - 364 words
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89 1987-08-09 10 KUALA LUMPUR A mother and her son, both New Zealanders, begin a fight for their lives tomorrow when they go on trial to answer charges of drug trafficking. To escape the mandatory penalty of death, Lorrain Phylis Cohen, 44, and her son, Aaron,UPI - 89 words
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Article, Illustration1256 1987-08-09 13 Out of the recession thanks to younger leaders, workers Ful text of the Prime Minister's National Day message The school-leavers B and polytechnic and university graduates had no trouble getting jobs. In tact, tor the rest of the year, the supply of workers may be tight until the next batch1,256 words
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Article, Illustration286 1987-08-09 13 Two ministers urge public to be vigilant and united TWO government ministers speaking before their staffs, families and specially invited guests at National Day observance ceremonies yesterday urged Singaporeans to be vigilant and united. The Community Development Minister, Mr Wong Kan Seng, warned that future economic growth will not be286 words
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Economic Survey for the second quarter
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Article, Illustration676 1987-08-09 14 VIKRAM KHANNA; WONG Al KWEI; ANNE KOH - VIKRAM KHANNA WONG Al KWEI ANNE KOH Reports by and fc The more years we can keep it at that cruising speed, the more we can gradually build up some savings so that we can cope with another recession.676 words
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Article, Illustration298 1987-08-09 14 PROSPECTS for job seekers improved tremendously m the second quarter of this year. Strong economic growth generated an additional 19,600 jobs, mostly In the manufacturing sector which took m 15,800 additional workers This added up to a total of 21,800 additional jobs created298 words
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Article97 1987-08-09 14 IMPROVEMENTS were registered on the productivity front, although at a slower rate of 3.3 per cent against 4.8 per cent m the preceding quarter. The commerce sector which is gradually recovering had the highest productivity growth rate of 7.4 per cent, compared with 4.3 per cent97 words
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Article, Illustration175 1987-08-09 14 CONTINUED growth m most major sectors of the economy, together with competitive prices, enabled the transport and communications sector to expand but at a slower pace. The sector grew by 7.1 per cent, compared with 7.7 per cent m the first quarter.175 words
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Article, Illustration661 1987-08-09 14 I QUOTES from BG Lee's briefing Add one, take one On whether the Government's forecast of a 6 to 7 per cent gross domestic product growth for 1987 -vas on the conservative side: "When we prepared these numbers, someone told me that whatever number you put, outsiders add 1 per661 words
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335 1987-08-09 14 INDUSTRIALISTS and businessmen are generally confident that they will continue to do well m the second half of the year. General business expectations, new orders received, output, overseas deliveries and planned investments m plant and machinery are expected to improve335 words
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Article, Illustration15 1987-08-09 15 Economic Survey for the second quarter Timesg-aprncs by FJL CabreraFJL Cabrera - 15 words
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Article, Illustration209 1987-08-09 15 OUTPUT m the manufacturing sector grew by 15.4 per cent m the second quarter, against 17.3 per cent m the preceding quarter. The lower rate could be due to the substantial decline m the output of the petroleum industry, according to the survey. The electronics industry209 words
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Article, Illustration329 1987-08-09 15 Outlook still construction THE outlook for the construction sector, which contracted by another 20 per cent m the second quarter this year, remains poor. The total value of contracts awarded m the quarter fell further by 31 per cent to $662 million. This indicated that future construction activities will continue329 words
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Article, Illustration776 1987-08-09 15 Investment commitments up and there're more to come tKBEB* If we don't have that confidence, then no matter how competitive our products are, people will not put their money m. It's what we call country risks If we did not have the investments, we would have no growth and productivity776 words
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Article, Illustration326 1987-08-09 15 THE buoyant growth m financial services m the second quarter was dampened somewhat by a moderate growth m business services. As a result, the sector as a whole expanded at a slower rate of 7.4 per cent, compared with 8.3 per326 words
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Article, Illustration206 1987-08-09 15 Exports grow by 5% to hit $16b SINGAPORE exported goods totalling $16 billion m the second quarter, 5.6 per cent more m real terms than the same three months last year. The survey said the growth was due mainly to an increase of 32 per cent m non-oil domestic exports.206 words
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Article, Illustration342 1987-08-09 15 THE recovery m the commerce sector was sustained m the second quarter when it expanded by 11.6 per cent, the highest growth rate since its turnaround m the second half of last year. According to the survey, retailers, hoteliers and restaurants received342 words
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Article, Illustration106 1987-08-09 16 National Day celebrations Chok Tong puts the first pen forward and thousands follow after WITH bold strokes, First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong became the first Singaporean last night to put his mark under the National Pledge m a special ceremony at Orchard Road. HeLIM SENG TIONG - 106 words
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326 1987-08-09 16 Fortunate we have responsible workers: Dr Tan EDUCATION Minister Tony Tan said last night that Singaporeans should not forget the reasons why the economy had turned around from recession to recovery. Dr Tan, who is MP for Sembawang, said at his constituency's National Day dinner: "We are fortunate to have326 words
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Article, Illustration435 1987-08-09 16 LIM KWAN KWAN; JACQUELINE WONG - LIM KWAN KWAN JACQUELINE WONG At the carnival By and Organisers' anxiety clears as thousands flock to Kallang THE National Day carnival which got off to a dismal start yesterday morning because of heavy rain turned into435 words
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249 1987-08-09 16 If it rains, parade may be delayed or postponed WITH dark clouds expected over Singapore today, here is what the organisers of the National Day parade will do if it rains on the parade. Plan A: If it does rain but it is expected to clear by 4 pm, the249 words
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Article109 1987-08-09 16 THE Traffic Police have reminded motorists to avoid roads which will be congested during the National Day floats procession tomorrow. The procession will begin at 7 pm from the Port of Singapore Authority Warehouse Gate 4 and take the following route Keppel, Kampong Bahru, Ixwer109 words
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Article53 1987-08-09 16 Tibs 161 's outward run re-routed DUE to the closure of Coleman Street today, Trans Island Bus service 161 leaving the city from St Andrew's Road will go straight into Stamford Road, Victoria Street and then continue along its normal route to the Sembawang end terminal. The route into the53 words
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Article, Illustration522 1987-08-09 18 National Day awards "I am honoured but would like to thank all of my MAS colleagues for their support." Mr Koh, Director of MAS' Banking and Financial Institutions Department FOUR senior public servants are among the top recipients of this year's National Day522 words
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Article, Illustration158 1987-08-09 18 Doctor who put in 22 years of effort to help fight kidney disease DR KHOO Oon Teik, 66, awarded the Public Service Star, has been actively involved m kidney disease and its research from as early as 1965 when he was the Professor of Clinical Medicine at the then University158 words
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Article, Illustration293 1987-08-09 18 BROTHER Vincent, the 68--year-old missionary who devoted four decades of work m Boys' Town, the trade school for troubled boys, has been honoured with the Public Service Star. "I feel very good. It's beautiful," said the man of the award for his contribution towards293 words
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Article, Illustration260 1987-08-09 18 MR CHENG Wai Keung, 37, managing director of Wing Tai Garment, was overjoyed when told that he had been awarded the Public Service Star. For this father of three, the award caps years of work m promoting Singapore-made textiles and garments. Mr Cheng, who is260 words
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Article, Illustration192 1987-08-09 18 MR LUN Yue Sheong (right), 62, winner of a Public Service Star (Ba_ for social and community service, is a hardware businessman, who appears an expert m juggling time well. He is not only the chairman of the Kampong Glam Citizens'192 words
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Article, Illustration175 1987-08-09 18 AFTER 20 years of tireless service as a community leader, Mr Cheong 800 Chiat (left), 63, who has been awarded a Public Service Star (Bar) for social and community service, is about to see his life-long dream come true. as cnairman oi tne Moulmein CC175 words
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Article, Illustration216 1987-08-09 18 THE Public Service Star awarded to Mr Chang Meng Teng (right) for social and community service is his third National Day award. In 1975, he won the Public Administration Medal (Silver) when he was working as a superintending engineer with the Public216 words
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Article913 1987-08-09 18 Pingat Jasa Gemilang, The Meritorious Service Modal Mr MAURICE Baker. High Commissioner to Malaysia; Mr Koh Beng Seng, Director, Banking and Financial Institutions Department, Monetary Authority of Singapore Bintang Bakti Matharakat (Lintang), Tha Public Sarvica Star (Bar) MR CHEONG 800 Chiat. social and community service; Mr Lun913 words
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Article, Illustration435 1987-08-09 19 ANNE LOW - ANNE LOW By OVER 200 people lined the long scroll of paper. At the end of it was Tang Da Wu, artist and art teacher. Standing on one leg, he stretched up his two hands, poised as if ready to spiing into435 words
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259 1987-08-09 19 If you live on a high floor and plants are your passion... IT TAKES more than green fingers to get that bloom with a view if you live m an apartment. Visitors to a mini-horticul-tural show at the Botanic Gardens will learn that not all plants take to indoor living.259 words
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301 1987-08-09 19 THE Sunday Times report of dirty, defaced and decaying national monuments m Singapore on July 26 gave readers "an incomplete picture," according to an official of the Ministry of National Development. In a letter dated Aug 7, Miss Tan Li Li, writing for301 words
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298 1987-08-09 19 A COMPANY executive watched horrified as he looked up from the carpark of his block of flats and saw his girlfriend hurtle to her death. A few minutes before Maria Jacinta Pereira, 19, jumped from Block 110, Aljunied Crescent on Oct 19 morning298 words
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616 1987-08-09 19 KONG SOOK CHIN - KONG SOOK CHIN Drawn by the libraries, use of English and the Republic's central position By SINGAPORE is quietly chalking up a reputation as an Asian studies centre, attracting an influx of scholars from both Asia and the West. Both the National University616 words
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Advertisement483 1987-08-09 16 LIVING LANGUAGE This series of two books Nature Calls and People Talk was born from the popular Sunday Times language column m 1982- 1983 Many of the confusing and often illogical idioms which native speakers take for granted are presented and explained with clarity and humour. i< r I*^*#_B I**483 words
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Article321 1987-08-09 21 TODAY is National Day. It is a day of celebration for everyone, of whatever race, language or religion; age, asset worth, marital status or political persuasion. Twenty-four hours are set aside to commemorate an event which took place 22 years ago when Singapore, unprepared321 words
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Article128 1987-08-09 21 What The Sunday Times reported on August 12, 1962 THE Minister for Education. Mr Yong Nyuk Lin, last night revealed that the Government was likely to spend over $100 million, or 30 per cent ot next year's budget on education. Stressing that the Government could not possibly128 words
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Article, Illustration1287 1987-08-09 21 A promising teenager dreams of becoming a writer 4 On a scale of one to 10, she rates herself a seven or eight when it comes to being Westernised. "I am Westernised when it comes to what I say, eat and wear. A romantic dinner1,287 words
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Article, Illustration1662 1987-08-09 22 TAN LIAN CHOO - TAN LIAN CHOO Is a little nation like Singapore overdoing the National Day hype? By 4 Its like being involved m a football match. 7 A TIME TO CELEBRATE (extreme left): Aug 9 last year, the Singapore Armed Forces leading the party with pomp1,662 words
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Article, Illustration575 1987-08-09 22 THREE years ago, if a person lost a job m Singapore, there was no need to go down to the Lost and Found Department, for another job would come looking for him or her. But when my pal Gua Kai Yu was retrenched last year,575 words
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Article, Illustration1583 1987-08-09 23 How the MNCs have changed the way we work Multinationals are better known for the millions they invest m Singapore than for their impact on those they employ. SUZANNE 001 traces their subtle but pervasive influence on the shopfloor and m the office. ANYONE who visits Mr Michael Ng m1,583 words
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Article, Illustration297 1987-08-09 23 THE haiJmark of the Royal Dutch Shell group's philosophy is decentralisation. Thus, the Shell companies m Singapore are free to make all but the most weighty decisions without referring to their parent offices m London and The Hague, says their chairman and chief297 words
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Article, Illustration313 1987-08-09 23 'Any employee can walk into my room' CORPORATE culture is so strong at IBM that IBMers all over the world display the same characteristics, beginning with the sober, clean-cut look: Shortcropped hair, dark suit, white shirt and striped tie. For that reason, says Mr John Wong, managing director of IBM's313 words
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Article, Illustration302 1987-08-09 23 Factory hands never laid off AT JVC Electronics, it is a long haul to the top, but not as long as m the parent company. Its managing director, Mr Koichi Kafuku, started off m Japan as a production operator even though he was a university graduate. In Singapore, he could302 words
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Article, Illustration265 1987-08-09 26 MARKSMAN - MARKSMAN, By our man on the track MUDLARKS KUALA LUMPUR Sound Investment and Uranium 11, trainer Douglas Dragon's pair m today's feature event, the $30,000 Shah Alam Trophy for Class 3 Div 1 sprinters over 1,200n (Race 5), look the pick of the 14 runners.265 words
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Article, Illustration212 1987-08-09 26 LUCKY LEO - Wan can score again on Bujang Senang LUCKY LEO By APPRENTICE T.M. Wan renews partnership with Bu£\_ig Senang (Race 7) at Kuala Lumpur today and vhe combination can be hai*d to beat. Since steering Bujang Senang to his maiden victory m a Class 4 Div 2 race over 1,700 m212 words
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Article83 1987-08-09 26 Cooksley jockey to follow TODAY is National Day here, and to make the occasion even more joyous, get on to a few winners at Kuala Lumpur. The jockey to follow is Grant Cooksley, who has been booked for six mounts m the card of eight races. All six have aRACING ED - 83 words
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Article370 1987-08-09 26 PACE RACING ED MARKSMAN PEDIGREE LUCKY LEO MISTER X 10 Skipalong 9 Pramium 5 Supreme Courage 2 Waya And Msana 3 Self Mads 1 4 I Love Daddy 680 Bos Pride 2 Ways And Means 3 Self Made 10 Skipalong 9 Premium 10 Skipalong 3 Self370 words
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Article6303 1987-08-09 26 GOING FORECAST. GOOD TO YIELDING AT^F&^MM 2 CLASS 5 DIV 2 1,200 m 8 i V*3 (Ratings: 54-41) (Stakes: $11,500) 1 *103*8 Jattaa Mlaatrel II (M) Wan-Cheng 7 nzg dl +5.5 (1600 m). Handy, fading to Bth of 9 C 5-1 Pg 1700 m April 11;6,303 words
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599 1987-08-09 27 JACK ELLIOTT - JACK ELLIOTT By DARWIN Scarvila, the idol of the Northern Territory's Crocodile Dundee county, won the A560.000 (about S588.000) Darwin Cup yesterday m bitter controversy. Stewards dismissed a protest against Scarvila after the longest hearing known on an Australian racecourse nearly an hour.599 words
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229 1987-08-09 27 OUR RACING TEAM - OUR RACING TEAM By BIG SWEEP KUALA LUMPUR Classy newcomer Makarl Fighter, who arrived with a win from only one outing m Australia, toyed with his Class 3 Div 2 rivals m his debut here yesterday. Spiralling to the front on settling down,229 words
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Article, Illustration107 1987-08-09 27 DUBLIN Thirteen two-year-olds will run m the Phoenix Stakes (Group One race) over 1,200 m at Phoenix Park here today. The line-up, with jockeys and odds: Bellefella (John Retd) 7-2, Demon Magic (Dermot Hoga) 10-1, Digamist (Pat Eddery) 8-1, Fair Port (Peter Bloomfield) 16-1, Oak worth (Steve Cauthen)Reuter - 107 words
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Article, Illustration1938 1987-08-09 27 CLASS S DIV 1 l^ttm Bibi Stable's 6 La«g Lake 54.5 c5l 5 (87-19) Zaidi (10) 8 4 1 10 WB/MMMMi Jay 53 (13-10) Uwt (1) 3 S 1 Acita Of DUm.aas 57 c 54 (42-19) It way (3) 1 1 3 4NST - 1,938 words
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Obituary, Illustration117 1987-08-09 28 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MDM. POON SIN YEOW Aga to paaaad away peecafuNy on »/*/_7 leaving behind beloved: Huaband: Chay Ah Chong 8— Daughter -In-law Chay Chun Weng. Michael Lim Bee Bee Chay Choon Wah, Dave Chay Choon Meng, Thomas O-yghtacs flow In Law Chay Tai Thai (deceased) Chay Tai117 words
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Obituary, Illustration37 1987-08-09 28 183 Condolences 183 Condolences With Deepest Sympathies Si Condolences to MR MRS KOH KIAN KIONG on the demise of their beloved son SIMON KOH CHEE LEONG From: Tho Manogomont a Staff Of TK VALVE SINGAPORE PTE LTD37 words
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Obituary, Illustration139 1987-08-09 28 LOW HONG SEN Ago: 7f paaaad away peacefully on a Aaa tT Moving behind Whw m. Mdm So Ouek Keng Mdm Lee Keng Luan Son: Low Giap Thong Daughtars: Low Olap Sow Deceased Low Yap Suang Ood Son: Wong Kin Long Ood Daughter: Yip Meng Chan and brothers,139 words
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Obituary, Illustration189 1987-08-09 28 Tha family ol th. lat. MR. M. MURUGAIAN (OftttrAmd 28 787) wish to express their heartfelt thanks to the MP of Telok Blangah, Dr. Koh Lam San, members of R.C. Telok Blangah Zone 'C\ Telok Blangah NPP, staff of Ward 48, SOH. CO a staff of SAF Provost189 words
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Obituary, Illustration33 1987-08-09 28 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY NANCY M H SEAH DEPARTED ON 9-8-82 Sadly missed and elwayi remembered by Jack Cheok Steven Lav JT Lim Jenny Ong B X Khoo33 words
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Obituary, Illustration41 1987-08-09 28 TflO i-Mlt-ty of th# bb9w Mr. nan Luh Ju#ft wouM Mi. to ospreee ttioir haartleM thanfca to tho*. who have thown their love, cara and sympathy during tha recant loss ol th.lr halniiarl l&_ ____-_______4 mm___m_\fMMMj nuiosou __oa Jwmwr.41 words
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Obituary, Illustration31 1987-08-09 28 Wtth Deepest Sympathies and Condolences to EDA TAN SU UNO A FAMILY on the demise of her beloved father EDMUND TAN BOX WHUI From: Fourth Years, Law Faculty NUB31 words
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Obituary, Illustration58 1987-08-09 28 aft *_.OwwfaQ B##fT>OCy Of aaa uai kiah chwo Your gentle face and patient smile With sadness we recall; You had friendly word for each And died beloved by all. Alweye -emofnoofod wlfo, ch.l_lr.f_ a lovod onos. Oorn: __0 Aug. _0 Dim— 0 Aug. 82 FofH_#al memory of58 words
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Obituary, Illustration68 1987-08-09 28 In Evsrtovtng memory of ML TEO HWEE BENO Oopartad MH August 1973 We often think of bygone days When we were together; The family chain la broken But memories live for ever ________________k m m________________________\_______m_a___B awawmwMMjm rmwTmawrm_Wmw~m___\ mf WwlWB, JBfT__*j MMMM MA ISVSO OfMM. In Loving Memory68 words
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Obituary, Illustration74 1987-08-09 28 ATHMA SANTM POOJA 11 lI— WU Departed 28/7/87 The family of the late Mdm. M. Aliminu with to express their heartfelt appreciation to all relatives and friends for their condolences, attendance, assistance and wreaths during their recent bereavement AMmim tooth. Pool, wm bo hoM an Wadnaeday 12th Augoat74 words
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Article, Illustration1489 1987-08-09 28 Sell-out crowd expected as Elway and Dickerson rival Maradona and Platini for attention ALAN HUBBARD Some view American football as a cere- bral game of chess m which the pieces are some of the strongest, fastest and most dextrous athletes m the world giving theirReuter; AFP; AP - 1,489 words
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208 1987-08-09 28 Fleet Street left in the cold without 'Refrigermania' LONDON With the NFL's biggest attraction William "Refrigerator" Perry not m attendance, the British media have focused on a woman team owner and a paternity suit as their major stories for today's exhibition game between the Denver Broncos and Los Angeles Rams.UPI - 208 words
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Article, Illustration952 1987-08-09 29 ROB HUGHES - ROB HUGHES Talk of Soccer Can Mirandinha survive m the English game? 41 didn't know which way to turn. Dive m, and Mirandinha spins off you, hold back A and he darts past. Terry Butcher alter England-Brazil friendly M INETY-THREE years after in- troducing football to952 words
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Article, Illustration412 1987-08-09 29 TENNIS WORLDWIDE STRATTON MOUNTAIN (Vermont) Top seed Ivan Lendl and fourth-ranked John McEnroe headed towards a final encounter with straight-set quarter-final victories at the U*****,000 (1661,500) Grand Prix tournament of St rat ton Mountain. Lendl needed just over an hourReuter - 412 words
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Article171 1987-08-09 29 VICTORIAN OPEN SQUASH MELBOURNE Unseeded young Englishman Chris Walker feU to the experience of Australian Brett Martin m the quarter-finals of the Victorian Open on Friday but not before putting up a determined fight. Walker fought back to take the third game before succumbing 4-9, 8-10,Reuter - 171 words
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Article340 1987-08-09 29 BIOW for City: Manchester City's hopes of strengthening their squad m time for the start of the English Second Division campaign next week have been dealt a double blow. Both Manchester United centre-back Graeme Hogg and Liverpool midfielder John Wark have rejected moves to Maine Road, after feesAFP; Reuter; AP - 340 words
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Article, Illustration214 1987-08-09 29 Imoh sets 100 m record ALL-AFRICA GAMES NAIROBI Nigeria's Chidi Imoh broke the Games record when he clocked 10.29 seconds m the 100 metres semi-finals here on Friday. Not to be outdone, Mary Onyalli set a Games mark of 11.23 m the women's 100 m semi-finals. Another record-breaking effort cameAP - 214 words
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Article142 1987-08-09 29 Jianhua in China team for Rome BEIJING Women's five-kilometre walk world record-holder Van Hong heads an impressive Chinese line-up for the World Athletics Championships m Rome from Aug 26-Sept 6. Eleven of the team hold Asian records and provide China with a strong chance of picking up medals. Included mAFP - 142 words
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Article, Illustration39 1987-08-09 30 Picture by After two lawsuits and frequent politicking, the sport seems to be chugging alone again, thanks to Spencer Tens (met) and the other backroom boys m the new-look (tarting Club of Singapore KENNETH KOHKENNETH KOH - 39 words
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Article, Illustration732 1987-08-09 30 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH Spencer and Co. determined to put Karting Club back on the yellow brick road mm mm mam QPENCER TENG looked tired as he passed his hand over his eyes and sighed. "We used to get $100,000 a year m sponsorship. Now we're worse732 words
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187 1987-08-09 30 positions JANICE SEAH - positions JANICE SEAH HONGKONG'S Andy Chen broke his leg when he hit a kerb and skidded on the slippery track at the Singapore International Kart Prix at Kallang yesterday. Andy, strongly tipped for the $3,000 first prize, was m the middle of the187 words
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Article, Illustration525 1987-08-09 30 Lanny pulls ahead to level with Floyd for the lead GOLF WORLDWIDE GRADED SECOND-ROUND SCORES 1M Raymond Floyd 70, 70; Lanny Wadkins 70, 70. 141 Tim Simpson 71, 70; Jeff Sluman 72, 69. 142 Seve Ballesteros 72, 70; Ben Crenshaw 72, 70; Larry Nelson 70, 72; Bobby Wadkins 68, 74.AFP; Reuter - 525 words
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Article336 1987-08-09 30 MALMO (Sweden) Australians Peter Senior, the defending champion, and Ossie Moore, who shot a course-record 63, shared the lead with eight-under-par 136 after the second round of the PLM Open championship at Liunghusen on Friday. Senior, who carded three birdies m a 69, and Moore,Reuter - 336 words
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Article103 1987-08-09 31 LONDON A player who said m a newspaper article he was "The hardest man m football" was fined a record C 5.000 ($16,500. by the Football Association on Friday for bringing the game into disrepute. Midfielder Mick Kennedy, who plays for Portsmouth promoted this seasonReuter - 103 words
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Article, Illustration475 1987-08-09 31 PAN-AMERICAN GAMES INDIANAPOLIS Even m a year of rebuilding, the Cubans pose a special rivalry for the United States m the Pan-American Games which started yesterday. It is a rivalry not only of athletes, but of ideologies. The battle between the two countries, however,AP - 475 words
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Article237 1987-08-09 31 Mennea to attempt comeback ROME World 200 metres record holder Pietro Mennea is coming out of retirement at the age of 35 m an apparent attempt to make Italy's team for the World Athletics Championships. Mennea, who has not competed since 1984. will run the 200 m at a meetReuter - 237 words
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Article197 1987-08-09 31 RUGBY The two National Under-23 rugby matches scheduled at Queenstown yesterday were rained off. SOFTBALL Thomson Secondary edged out Raffles JC 7-6 to qualify for the final of the Schools National A Division Girls softball tournament. They will meet Hwa Chong JC who defeated Victoria JC 14-12 m the197 words
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Article, Illustration182 1987-08-09 31 JOHOR BARU Crash helmets may be banned from Larkin Stadium here tonight when Johor play Pahang at 8.30pm. Fans injured m the clash at the stadium on July 31, when Johor played Kelant_n, said such helmets were used as weapons. "To allow helmetsNST - 182 words
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Article, Illustration924 1987-08-09 31 PETER SIQW LOOKS INTO THE RISING INCIDENCE OF ASSAULTS AGAINST SOCCER REFEREES Different views on solving problem 4 Do you know why (English players do not assault referees)? Because England impose a life ban on players found guilty of as- w saulting refer- ees. Suppiah 4924 words
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Advertisement116 1987-08-09 29 Results of The Sunday Times/Asks Sports Quiz Elst Prize: $1,000 ASICS Outfit I/C No: *****20 2nd Prize: $500 ASICS Outfit I/C No: *****22F 3rd Prize: $300 ASICS Outfit I/C No: *****66F Congratulatioas to the above and to the 200 consolation prize winners. You will be notified by pest regarding claiming116 words
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Advertisement119 1987-08-09 29 NOTICE 1 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. I Ong Yew Lee of No. 313 Bedok Road Singapore 1646 have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop Licence m respect of premises at M/s Soon Soon Lee Supermarket at 120 Potong Pasir Aye 1 Singapore 1335. and that this application will119 words
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Advertisement673 1987-08-09 29 NOTICES f NOTICE Please be informed that our office will be closed and all TotO/4-D outlets will not be operating on Monday. 10 August 1987. Sales and payment of prizes will resume on Tuesday. 11 August 1987. V Singapore Pools (Private) Lid NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Mrs673 words
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Advertisement469 1987-08-09 30 We are proud to be Singaporeans 'T__W^lt We, at Provisions Suppliers Corporation, are a fl____PSB_k We are P rou t0 P ,av our P art m one of tne most Singaporean company. ____l_______iV d y namic < modern and progressive nations m the world. With 130 stores all over the469 words
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Advertisement236 1987-08-09 31 $7,500 m cash and Fuji gift vouchers to be won! t All you have to do is to send us a color print Category 2 minimum size 20cm x 25cm (8R) depicting The residents or organisations responsible for residents of public and private housing estates the decorations depicted m the236 words
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Article, Illustration372 1987-08-09 32 Only flashes of skill as Maradona and Co go down ENGLISH LEAGUE 3 REST OF THE WORLD 0 Critics ridicule such games as second-rate practice sessions, and while the baffling number of substitutions is an intrusion, the absence of infringements and the gentle tackling372 words
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471 1987-08-09 32 SIKH FESTIVAL OF SPORT.. .By ALBERT JOHNSON UNBEATEN Federal Territory stampetl 'heir superiority over defending chauiplons Johor Sikhs whom they beat 4-1 to win the Gurdwara Cup hockey final at Farrer Park Athletio Centre yesterday. FT delighted the :rowd with their speedy andReuter - 471 words
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Article104 1987-08-09 32 BOWLING Stagapare In-trntatlMU-l (Kirn Seng Bowl. 9am). CRICKET SCA Div 1: IA v Johor Rhinos (lA. 10.4 Sam). DARTS Singapor.' Opea (Hotel New Otani, 9am). HOCKEY latrft-CM _t_-_-_Mr (Baiestier Rd, 9am). KARTING Singapore Internatlaaal Kart Prix (National Stadium. Bam). SOCCER Malaysia Cap: Sarawak v Negri Sembilan (Sarawak National104 words
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Article43 1987-08-09 32 MALAYSIA Snippers beat Sandgropers. of Australia, 3-1 to win ih. team final of the Pesta Sukan darts competition at Hotel New Otani yesterday. Singapore and Thailand took third and fourth positions respectively. Malaysia defeated Singapore 3-0 and Australia beat Thailand 3-2.43 words
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Article57 1987-08-09 32 NAIROBI Nigeria's Chidi Imoh ran the fastest wind-as-sisted 100 metres m the world this year clocking 9.92 seconds at the All-Africa Games yesterday. Officials said the wind inside the Kasarani Stadium was measured at 4.4 metres per second, meaning the world record of 9.935 ec set by AmericanReuter - 57 words
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470 1987-08-09 32 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIKAT RAI BOWUNG...By CHARLIE LOH came within three pinfalls of joining bowling's Hall of Fame when he rolled 297 pinfalls during yesterday's qualifying rounds of the 23rd Singapore International Bowling Championships at Kirn Seng Bowl. The 33-year-old freelance insurance agent rolled 11 strikes470 words
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296 1987-08-09 32 COUNTY CRICKET LONDON Australian all-rounder Steve Waugh hit an unbeaten 71 m his County Championship debut as Somerset and Hampshire drew on Friday. Rr.. I scares At OM I r_f lord: Match abandoned rain. I_m. ishue 239 and 23-1; Northamptonshire 379-8 dec. Northants x pisReuter - 296 words
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Article181 1987-08-09 32 England down, almost OUt TEST CRICKET LONDON Pakistan amassed the sixth highest total m Test cricket history of 708 at The Oval yesterday and piled on the agony for England by snapping up four first innings wickets cheaply Leading 1-0 and poised to complete their first Test series triumph mReuter - 181 words
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139 1987-08-09 32 JOEDORAI - Full M-Cup squad to travel to Games JOEDORAI MALAYSIA CUP By SINGAPORE'S 18-member Malaysia Cup squad will all go to Jakarta for the Southeast Asia Games after all. This has been decided by the Football Association of Singapore Council m a move to boost the squad's morale and competitiveness m139 words
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Article194 1987-08-09 32 THE Football Fans club will be organising a coach tour to watch the PenangSingapore match at City Stadium next Sunday. The $165 cost includes three nights' accommodation and grandstand tickets. Buses leave Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday and return on Monday. Bookings can be made with the Football194 words
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Article35 1987-08-09 32 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN Defending champions Selangor struggled to a 1-0 win over Brunei Darussalam m a Malaysia Cup-tie at Stadium Negara Hassanal Bolkiah last night. In Kota Kinabala, Sabah beat Penang 2-1. BernamaBernama - 35 words
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Advertisement15 1987-08-09 32 Karting's on the go again pg 30 Manhandling the man m the middle pg 3115 words
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Advertisement229 1987-08-09 32 L*_S_____B_*GRAND CmADE IN AUSTRALIA w ml iM_\\\W\W.m ~w _A M[ OP-- --1B 1 TRADERS TW: *****95 Grid-iron goes great guns m Britain -Pg2B Can Mirandinha do likewise m English soccer? -Pg29 Unfortunately, Mammm^m^mpr VH there are some %^^B running problems even the Brooks I ElrtftE* t^J 1 1 1 M229 words
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Article, Illustration2016 1987-08-09 1 Tan Swie Hian is something of a living treasure. He won international acclaim recently when he was made a member of the prestigious French Academy of Fine Arts. There, he shares equal billing with famous figures like architect LM. Pei, conductor Yehudi Menuhin and film directorKENNETH KOH - 2,016 words
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FOOD
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Article, Illustration1255 1987-08-09 2 MARGARET CHAN describes three gastronomic experiences that today showcase some of the best and most creative m our cuisine. EAT OUT SINGAPORE'S food scene is getting livelier by the day. Affluence m the 1970s and early 1980s created a large pool of discerning food-lovers who pushed1,255 words
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Article, Illustration229 1987-08-09 2 LIM PHAY- LING - LIM PHAY-LING By I TRIED a spicy rendang burger after listening to Burger King's Singapore Cowboy jingle on the radio. It was a substantial two- pat tie meal for $3.50. For $1.95, you get one beef pattie topped with chunky brown gravy (and, as the229 words
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Article, Illustration199 1987-08-09 3 LIM PH AY- LING - LIM PH AY-LING Story: NOTHING beats the pull-on practicality of T-shirt dressing. The floppy, lounge-around comfort of the favourite old T-shirt has been extended into easy-care tops, jackets, skirts, pants and dresses that you can now wear for work or play. In a body-conscious year like 1987, T-shirtingNIK KASMANI - 199 words
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Article126 1987-08-09 3 YOU'VE seen football legends Pele and Diego Maradona and tennis superstars Boris Becker and Martina Navratilova scoring m their Puma sportswear. Now get ready to see the sports superstars and armchair athletes m Puma fashions. The newly-opened Puma boutique m Raffles City stocks fashionable casual126 words
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Article, Illustration74 1987-08-09 3 THIS is the new face of the China woman, circa 1987. Quite a change from the austerity of the 1960s when women risked public humiliation (at the very least) for wearing makeup. Hairstyles too were restricted to pigtails, plaits or the bob. The Middle Kingdom,74 words
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Article103 1987-08-09 3 THE Pierre Balmain winter collection featuring city suits with Bermuda shorts and ball gowns showing garter-trimmed thighs recently won the Golden Thimble, haute couture s most coveted award. Reuter reported that a jury of 24 international fashion writers chose Balmain designer Erik Mortensen, 59, from three103 words
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Article, Illustration387 1987-08-09 4 Republic of Korea The 42nd National Day holds a special significance for the country as she enters ajjgw =BRIEF FACTS= History The Koreans are descendants of several Mongolian tribes which migrated from Central Asia through Manchuria into the Korean peninsula. They later evolved into a homogeneous people with traits distinct387 words
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Article, Illustration847 1987-08-09 4 BBBBMMMMi m August °f eacn I year, we celebrate our National Day Y^_WWw______M witn great pride 7?l~^ and enthusiasm and ruminate over the value of independence which is the necessity for our survival, progress and dignity as a nation. Surmounting the scourge of Japanese colonial847 words
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Article478 1987-08-09 4 "IF you have a horse, send it to Cjieju Island; if you have a son, send him to Seoul". This old Korean saying speaks volumes for the lure that Seoul has for those seeking a better life. What it means is that while South478 words
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434 1987-08-09 5 SOUTH KOREA may post a higher real economic growth rate of about 10 per cent this year compared to the original forecast of about 8 per cent, according to a Bank of Korea report. This optimism stems m part from the favourable state434 words
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Article, Illustration548 1987-08-09 5 THE CAPITAL city of Seoul will be transformed into a sports arena for the 24th Olympic Games between Sept 17 and Oct 2 next year. It may be more than a year before the athletes arrive but Olympic fever is already sweeping through the country. And548 words
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Article, Illustration1053 1987-08-09 6 FIONA NICHOLS - FIONA NICHOLS New way to experience the smiles, rituals and landscapes of the island By IT ISN'T until you actually get out on the roads yourself that you realise how poor most of the maps of Bali are. No indication of surfaces, acuteFIONA N-CHOIS - 1,053 words
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Article, Illustration587 1987-08-09 6 KHNG EU MENG - Monkeys can have the last laugh too KHNG EU MENG By I FELT a tug on my shoulder bag while admiring the awesome Javanese monument of Borobudur from a distance. I quickly turned around to nab the pickpocket In the act. Instead, I saw an old woman's greying head, garlanded587 words
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Article, Illustration880 1987-08-09 7 The bonnet is raised and the service station attendant pours a can of oil down the thirsting gullet of your car. But is it a synthetic or mineral type? WINSTON LEE points out why it matters while SUBATRA SUPPIAH reports on the merits of synthetics.880 words
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Article, Illustration396 1987-08-09 7 Eicellent Good Av«r*g« Poor ~UmHO l.g Styling •I Performance Economy Transmission Handling Brakes Accommodation Ride Comfort Noise Finish Equipment Refinement Scot* 2.92 THE new Audi 80 matches the beauty of its sister, the 100, without its weakness. The revolutionary 100, with itsWINSTON LEE - 396 words
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413 1987-08-09 7 SYNTHETIC oil is not what it sounds: there is nothing unnatural about this lubricant for the car engine since it is derived from raw organic chemicals, or vegetable oils. This type of motor oil represents advance m the field of engine protection and lubrication, according413 words
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Article, Illustration981 1987-08-09 8 His ambassador role may have a rippling effect on the arts scene here THE BREAKTHROUGH THE nomination of artist Tan Swie Hian to the French Academy of Fine Arts is a recognition of his talent. But it is also a gamble. So says Miss Constance Sheares, curator of art at981 words
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Article, Illustration224 1987-08-09 9 LADIES FINGERS PUPPETEER Tan Siew Lan, 53 The performers sometimes outnumber the spectators. But the street opera has an exalted audience because Madam Tan (left) and her eight-man Tiong Meng Hong Troupe are really performing for the gods. During the Hungry Ghosts Festival, she may get as many as 1224 words
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Article, Illustration564 1987-08-09 10 FACE VALUE __mOURS IN THE~BUSiNESS OF MAKNG YOU BEAUTIFUL BEAUTICIAN (above) Molly Yeo, 27 Suck, smooth, soothe, steam, slough, soften, shape, stimulate. Skin-deep sweet torture at $30 for 45 minutes finds man> willing supplicants going to Beauty Fair Therapy Centre m Far East Shopping Centre for Miss Yeo's therapeutic hands564 words
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Article, Illustration554 1987-08-09 12 Women of Note TEACHERS (left) Foo Loo Hua, 37, and Yeo Buoy Koo, 28 Students can't help but take note of teachers, especially at some point (luring an examination. Those with a guilty conscience might well feel an invigilator, any invigilator, is only m the examination hall to nab would-be554 words
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Article, Illustration269 1987-08-09 14 TAILOR MAIDS Whether it is paying dispassionate attention to one detail or personal attention to all details, these women make a living from men who pay attention to what they wear. FACTORY WORKER Lai Kwaa Huay, 25 This shirt is the work of some 20 pairs of hands or will269 words
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Article, Illustration171 1987-08-09 15 FLORIST Wong Mai, 40 Whan love blossoms, blossoms leave and Valentine's Day is the signal for a mass exodus. Mrs Wong (above), who has run Tack Lee Rower Shop at Holland Road for the past 25 years, says Mothers' Day and Fathers' Day are not far behind m171 words
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Article, Illustration403 1987-08-09 16 YOU CAN BANK ON THEM BANK OFFICER N. Letchumy 30 She wore the bank teller's beige-and-blue for six years. Then four years ago, Miss Letchumy (above) had her uniform changed to grey and blue when she became an officer at the Post Office Savings Bank. She heads the Serangoon Road403 words
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Article, Illustration221 1987-08-09 17 CASE FOR TRAVEL TOURISM OFFICER Hazunah Adnan, 36 Madam Hazunah (left) never travels light. These two cases almost always accompany her on business trips. The display boards they contain, slicked with lipstick-red laminate, quickly unfold to reveal an attractive backdrop for the Singapore Convention Bureau's sales pitch to potential clients.221 words
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Article, Illustration208 1987-08-09 18 ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Yong Mvi Eng, 33 (above) A trip to the supermarket means a half-hour ride on the trolley for Weenie (centre) and Rachel, a twice-a- week treat when mum, Madam Yong, re-stocks the larder. On Sundays, they are joined by dad, Mak Lv, an engineering manager.208 words
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Article, Illustration656 1987-08-09 19 GRANDMAS AT WORK GARDENER (top left) Gandah Rajagopal, 59 Never mind bilingual. sm Mrs Rajagopal can put most Singaporeans to shame because she speaks Hindi, Telugu. Tamil, Malay, English and enough Hokkien to get by. A chatty soul, she is ever ready to brush up on any of her linguistic656 words
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Advertisement159 1987-08-09 2 A Toast to the People and Government of Singapore on the occasion of our 22nd National Day. OPEN AS USUAL TODAY FREE parking m Supreme House on 9 and 10 August -National Day Special whole day (9 &1 0 August) Silver Spoon Spring Chicken m the Basket jb* __*a\ $8.80159 words
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Advertisement47 1987-08-09 2 SINGAPORE HAINANESE BUFFET LUIICH AI ONLY i Q -__S__^N m I I D,FFCRENT D,SHES s 'JRHr^p^Q&/ Pub,ic Ho,,da > 82-01 Basement. Tanglin Shopping Centre. Tanglin Road, Singapore 1024. Tel: *****63 WHERE'S THE NEW GLUTTON CORNER IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD? >> -_n^^^/ _^2_««a________i EVERY FTfIDAY SECTION TNX/O THE STRAITS TIMES I47 words
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Advertisement87 1987-08-09 12 Salutations, Singapore, on your 22 nd National Day j§S We wish you the very best for the coming years 35jn) And we join with all m the joyous celebrations jS We also thank you for the support you've given us And we pledge to you, our every effort towards the87 words
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Advertisement190 1987-08-09 16 Our heartiest congratulations to Singapore l!^r\^s^^^ on her 22nd National Day Beauty is m the e^e... i i_fi*f^^LlNMr^ s 5 h s^s?> ■f?& > t?M r i@r~ v "^^^^___6_C" <■* -> "W 1 i «a_ iT m ii E__-**"v_ ___P" m MMm~^~~- _Ak Eyebrow Tattoo is the I W lof190 words
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Advertisement50 1987-08-09 16 We're closed ________3_f--^ All Poh Heng outlets will be closed today m celebration of our nations 22nd National Day. Business resumes tomorrow. Majulah Singapura! MHeng KOmMaaantl tnataaaiaatmrt^ Head Office North Canal Road Branches at Any Mo Kio. Bedok, Boon Lay, Hougang, Katong, Parkway, People *i Park and Toa Payoh i50 words
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Advertisement366 1987-08-09 17 Lartier TRAVEL CLOCKS ky mu/f de C artier Wm BOUTIQUES mu/t' cte> C artier rbr. #01-36. Lucky Plaza. 304 Orchard Road Tel: *****27. #01-04, Hilton Shopping Gallery. 581 Orchard Road Tel: *****95. Gestetner m ML_4^4B The Republic of II |ln*H fe Singapore on her mWMMM%O f#<# 22nd National Day _____B__BB_____-___-___________________----W^^M-lE**_FB**^_.^____^^___^__E366 words
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Advertisement84 1987-08-09 18 Congratulations Best 2 Wishes to The People and Government of The Republic of Singapore on their ZI 22nd National Day S^f" BRENT E BCI (Singapore) Pte Ltd 1 1 Playfair Road JJZ Singapore 1 336 Telephone *****33 *****34 Telex RS ***** BRENSIN _Z Fax *****45 We are a wholly owned84 words
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Advertisement346 1987-08-09 20 A Proud Tribute to all Singaporeans on Our 22nd National Day. __________________fl_fl ____________________H ______i flflfl j- fv ___r _________^*B ____fek. x -j^ i __f _____> a"W.Vi.a H_____ t .4. i_v__ I __H >I Sr^m£ .-TV Xi I^B BJI j^^-S----a___^M t'-iJ'.'^^WTv >"*?' < ____i __fv*v ____H .v v** 1 1 -v**'346 words
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Article, Illustration157 1987-08-09 1 The Sunday Times, August 9, 1987 i B9STWI K\ THE RETURN OP MAXWELL SMART. Don Adams is back as the super-inept secret agent 86. This time, he is up against a "nude" bomb which destroys all fabrics. Co-stars Sylvia Kristel, Rhonda Fleming and Dana Elcar.K.F. SEETOH - 157 words
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Article, Illustration952 1987-08-09 2 The copyright law, passed earlier this year, has had a galvanising effect on Singapore's music industry. JUSTIN LEE reports on the rush to sign up local talents while LIM SEX reviews seven of the records just released. 4 'SUPPOSE they gave a war and952 words
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Article, Illustration548 1987-08-09 2 JENNY LAM - JENNY LAM By PIANIST Richard Clayderman, whose muzak and blond, blue-eyed looks have won women's hearts the world over, is finally coming to Singapore. Organiser New Lee Seng is confident fans here will see him give twohour performances on Oct 2 and 3, despite two548 words
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Article, Illustration795 1987-08-09 2 VICTORY Christina Ong (Polygram) ON STAGE she is a joy to watch; and, to some extent, Christina has managed to translate her sizzling stage persona onto this LP. Many of the songs on this album are up-tempo affairs, m keeping with her vibrant vocal795 words
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Article, Illustration543 1987-08-09 3 Picture by Recipient of many accolades, the composer of our national anthem, Zubir Said, is a self-confessed TV addict. Fondly referred to as Mr Marikita by some, the 80-year-old tells JENNY LAM which shows help keep his mind agile. fi/ltX l_____^i AS I don'tNIK KASMANI - 543 words
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Article, Illustration774 1987-08-09 3 PHILIP COOREY - From a classic to a shocker on mercury poisoning PHILIP COOREY VIDEO GUIDE By KWANG SIA Home Video has put out its first batch of the new CIC original videos and among them are three horror films, widely different m quality, technique and entertainment. One is a cinema classic by774 words
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Article, Illustration1578 1987-08-09 20 Soaking in the sights from afar Parks of pleasure EAST COAST PARK: ONE of the most comfortable ways to enjoy a park must surely be from a distance. And having appreciated one of Singapore's biggest the East Coast Park more or less m this manner for the past 10 years,1,578 words
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Article, Illustration608 1987-08-09 4 PHUJPCHEAH - PHUJPCHEAH By THE VOYAGE HOME At Jade Starring VVlam Shatner, Leonard Nimoy and Deforest Kelley Directed by Leonard N-moy AS A reflection of the times, Star Trek was perfect. In The Voyage Home, the movie finally matches the TV series' best off-hand608 words
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Article, Illustration409 1987-08-09 4 TOH HAI LEONG - TOH HAI LEONG FLAG OP HONOUR At Golden Sulton and 11 Cathay Organisation cinemas Starring Un Ching Hskl. Lv Hski Una, Patricia Ha, Ko Chung Hsiung Directed by Ting Shan Shi THREE patriotic beauties come to the rescue m more ways than one m409 words
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Article, Illustration432 1987-08-09 4 L* HOLLYWOOD Vj MARLON BRANDO has turned down US$l million (Ss2.l million) for 10 days' work on a film because it would harm his big money -earning image. Brando, 62, is used to being paid about US$3 million for what amounts to cameo roles.432 words
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Article, Illustration504 1987-08-09 7 JENNY LAM - JENNY LAM By JOIN the Pop Club if you wish to see big-time pop stars m musical extravaganzas. Simply tune m every Saturday to Channel s's 8 pm slot. Between now and November, SBC has lined up sizzling performances by such megastars as Paul504 words
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Article, Illustration542 1987-08-09 7 MARGARET; ALLEN - MARGARET ALLEN By IN LESS time than it has taken for me to type these 14 words, somebody somewhere has bought an Agatha Christie detective story. That is the claim m Agatha Christie: Hew Did She De It? For the last 66 years, one of542 words
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Article, Illustration476 1987-08-09 7 POPULAR SBC artistes, such as Neighbours' Yang Lina, compere Mo Yanlan and actress Li Yingzhu, sashayed down the catwalk recently showing off day and evening wear. The session was not a scene m a forthcoming serial and certainly not for public viewing.476 words
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Article, Illustration545 1987-08-09 7 LEE GEOK 801 - LEE GEOK 801 Br ARTHUR Crabtree and George Vance could not be more different but both Britons will be bringing laughs to Channel 12 viewers this week. In the 14-episode No Place Like Home, Arthur (played by William Gaunt) is a father of545 words
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Article, Illustration351 1987-08-09 7 LOW MEI MEI - LOW MEI MEI LOOK EAST By FIRST a teddy girl, then an Arabian enchantress. Now Hongkong's top female singer Anita Mvi is going all out for a sexy look. According to press reports, she is attending aerobics and body-building classes every351 words
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Article, Illustration751 1987-08-09 8 Geography India forms a natural subcontinent, with the Himalaya mountain range to the north. She is bordered by China, Bhutan and Nepal to the north, Burma to the north-east and Pakistan to the north-west, and m the east is Bangladesh. Near India's southern tip, across the Palk Strait,751 words
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Article, Illustration243 1987-08-09 8 A four-page special report to mark the country's 40th year of independence on August 15 I AM happy to give a message on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of India's Independence. India attaches special significance to this anniversary. The 40th anniversary is243 words
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Article, Illustration341 1987-08-09 8 ■BY THE thousands everyday visitors flock to the Taj Mahal, which symbolises the great love the Mughal emperor Shahjahan had for his queen, Mumtaz Mahal. The Taj Mahal is the focal point of any visit to Agra but the city is full of other341 words
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Article127 1987-08-09 8 ONE lucky child stands to win a single return air ticket to India if he or she wins an essay competition organised as part of the country's 40th anniversary celebrations of Independence Day here. The competition is open to all children up to the age127 words
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Article, Illustration877 1987-08-09 9 INDIA has championed the cause of peace, disarmament and cooperation even before it achieved independence m 1947. Her pioneering efforts, which were made through several international forums, stem from the conviction that "each one of us has a duty to do everything we can to turn877 words
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386 1987-08-09 9 DR G.B PARULKAR - DR G.B PARULKAR By THE history of open-heart surgery m India can be traced to 1954 when efforts to conduct such operations were made at several medical centres. The pioneer is Dr P.K. Sen, who m 1956, successfully conducted an open heart operation at386 words
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Article, Illustration352 1987-08-09 9 INDIA is a land of continual celebration. Everyday there is always some regional, seasonal or religious festival somewhere. Some festivals mark events which are important only m a rural community but each city, village and temple, has its own celebrations. In the south a three-day352 words
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Article, Illustration490 1987-08-09 10 INDIA has made very significant progress m the field of science and technology over the past 40 years since its independence. This advancement is also reflected m the industrial sector of its economy. It is now the tenth most industrialised country m the world490 words
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745 1987-08-09 10 THE oil trickle that started m India nearly a century ago has turned into a swift-flowing stream. Yet, today this is not enough for the country which now consumes 44 million tonnes of petroleum products annually. Of this, only about 30 million745 words
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Article, Illustration479 1987-08-09 11 Trade with S'pore can grow with liberalisation INDO-Singapore trade relations can expect to grow even more with further liberalisation of Indian import policies and India's increased capacity to produce and export quality goods. Seven Singapore trade delegations visited India during the last two years and seven Singapore companies participated m479 words
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460 1987-08-09 11 More students to get hands-on experience MORE students m India will have hands-on experience with the computer before they leave school. The Department of Education proposes to extend its Computer Literacy Programme to about 2,000 secondary and higher secondary schools this year m collaboration with the Department of Electronics. It460 words
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Article, Illustration384 1987-08-09 11 MORE flights between Singapore and India since January have contributed to an almost 85 per cent increase m travellers between the two countries. "This includes both business as well tourist visitors," said Mr Kishor Sabnis, Air India's general manager384 words
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Article272 1987-08-09 12 Hello kids AS promised, we publish today your stories and drawings of heroes. To those of you who contributed, thank you once again. To those who haven't, I hope you will be encouraged to write m future. What is nice is that different forms of heroism have been picked out,272 words
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Article442 1987-08-09 12 Those who care and dare A friend m need MY great-grandmother is a real heroine. This is a true story of what happened about 30 years ago. At that time, great-grandma was m her forties. A neighbour suffered from polio and was paralysed from the442 words
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Article, Illustration333 1987-08-09 12 I WOULD like to tell other readers of Young Life about my heroine, Samantha Smith. Pardon me as I cannot offer much information on her. She is a heroine who tried to promote peace between two powerful countries Russia and the United States. She wrote to333 words
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259 1987-08-09 12 Stop the bullying, student told conductor ONE day, I was going home by bus. There was; a boy sitting m front ol me. The conductor was standing a short distance away, looking out of the window. The boy wanted the conductor to collect the bus fare from __im but he259 words
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Advertisement379 1987-08-09 4 A NATION FOR ALL I Together... Excellence for Singapore m CAPITOL: Wth 'LETHAL' DAY! (*****59) 11am. 1.30, 4.00, 6.30. 9.15 No Free List A NON-STOP. NO-HOLDS-BARRED LETHAL ACTION COP THRILLER! m A Ml OAMNY Wl_lH*+(_Y\ GLOVER w____W^^____w Two cops ne cames ________> a wea P° n The other 'g_^MmW*t IB379 words
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Advertisement416 1987-08-09 8 One of India's wonders is our fares. India is one delightful surprise after another. Temple cities. Game-and-bird sanctuaries. Sun-drenched beaches. Forts and palaces. Museums and monuments. But the best surprise is our package fares. Indian Airlines offers a host of different travel schemes. Each one as exciting as the other,416 words
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Advertisement22 1987-08-09 8 G)N6l^MriON§ Best Wishes to The People Government *mw mA %*^___fc \_t^mw 40th Anniversary of m A Dealers m all textiles and yarns22 words
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Advertisement206 1987-08-09 10 T Congratulations Best Wishes to the Government and People of India on the occasion of their 40th Anniversary of Independence SERVICE WITH SECURITY For all classes of general insurance business NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. LTD. Bth Storey, GMG BuMding. 108, Robinson Road, Singapore 0106. Tek *****11 THE NEW INDIA ASSURANCE CO.206 words
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Advertisement127 1987-08-09 10 C CONGRATULATIONS^) y to INDIA'S 40th year of INDEPENDENCE from Stylemart *w Stylemart the trendsetters m Indian Fashion wear the top name m Singapore for the widest selection of exclusive Indian Sarees and Punjabi suits. Garments for boys and girls as well WMWr'l Wr&^&wMM H Om __^__r '^____B.___ia- STYLEMART 3_127 words
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Advertisement103 1987-08-09 10 THE EIGHTH COMMANDMENT The Havistock family was rich. Discretion and respectability wrapped round them like a bandage, preserving them from the infectious ills of Manhattan life. Until the theft. Until one tiny, rare coin, the pride of Archibald Havistock's superb collection, went missing. Then, under suspicion herself, Mary Lou Bateson103 words
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Advertisement411 1987-08-09 11 Calendar of coming trade exhibitions INDIA organises several trade exhibitions each year. Those interested m any of the following may contact the Indian High Commission at Grange Road for more information. Except for the International Leather Fair which will be held m Madras, the rest will be m New Delhi.411 words
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Advertisement529 1987-08-09 17 12 Computer Products/ Services BEPAW OF APPLE/ IBM compatibles. Collect/ repair/ return at $50 Call: *****25. Joe Oan. Sinclair ZX spectrum computer with many programs available. ***** neg Call *****47 200 DISKETTES OF Public Domain software from US to clear at $2.50 each Tel: 254-5457 FAT MAC UPGRADE for $350.529 words
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Advertisement588 1987-08-09 17 20 Pats/Pet Care 6 MONTHS 810-BONED male doberman puppy, price neg. Tel: *****17. MTHB. OLD Shetland Sheep Dog with free 20 kg. dog food. Dog cage ror big dog. *****43 4 MTHS. OLD Oerman Shepherds (no paper). Tel: *****47. 24 Garage Sale EXPAT MOVING SALE National VCR, ctv, Pan Electric588 words
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Advertisement636 1987-08-09 17 36 Houaa Renovation/ Decor r^NR-SoVATIOI_«^ INTERIOR DECOR. (HDB LICENCE: E/8L2523) Blk. 2021 Bukit Batok St. 23 Industrial Park A *02-186/18_ Singapore 2365 Wa oflar special package deal tor ranovation work* with guaranteed workmanship lor HOB Flats. 12" x 12" heavy duty ceramic tiles Including skirting 2 pairs small arches (for636 words
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Advertisement528 1987-08-09 17 f~WE ARE CELEBRATING"^ Along with all of Singapore, we at Humana are joining m the NATIONAL DAY celebrations and are closed today. Normal service will resume on Tuesday 1 1 August. Please call us then for your maid requirements because we believe that Together we can achieve even more. II-528 words
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Advertisement236 1987-08-09 17 73 Situationa Vacant: Production 0 HITACHI •i*: HITACHI CABLE (S) pte ltd urgently requires I GROSS SALARY: Approx $600pm Age above 1 8 years old Able to speak simple English Minimum Primary 6 education Housewives are welcome Enjoy the following benefits Free transportation to and from work Medical and dental236 words
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Advertisement551 1987-08-09 18 85 For Sala: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo SPORTY IBM ALFA 33 Oreenleaf. lull accessories, regn. no. 11. New tax. accident free 1 owner Red colour $48,800 Pg *****33 12/81 SBBBfT VELOCE 1 5 full accessories, low profile Pirelli tyres, Ausa extractor, tax 11/87. 2nd owner $26,500 ono *****69 1981 PEUGEOT SO4 Manual551 words
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Advertisement456 1987-08-09 18 92 For Sale: Mazda KATONG SUNDAY CAR Mart has proved to be a successful St popular weekly event. Join us today if you are interested m buying/ selling a car. Only $12 for sellers Free entry for 2nd attempt (hurry, on offer basis only) 4th level Katong Shopping Ctr carpk456 words
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Advertisement436 1987-08-09 18 93 For Sale: Honda 0/-S3 ACCOBD I.BEX. Fully auto Power steering/ windows, s/rlms.. hl-fl Tax 11/'B7 *****63 79 CIVIC (1.3). full accessories, good condition Asking $11,500 Tel: 745-0568. SO HONOA PRELUDE 1602 Tax till 12/'B7 PARF $19,000. Full accessories Tip-top $21,800 *****41 •91 MODEL 12/80 Honda Civic 13 5-dr. Alrcon.,436 words
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Advertisement431 1987-08-09 18 98 Sala/Wantad: Motor Cycles/ Scooters FC KATANA GSI2S. (Blue) Any rider Insurance- 4/88, new tyres $1,350. Tel *****39 after Ipm FD YAMAHA XS4OO chopper. Asking $4000 Tel: *****59 Clement Lim SCRAMBLER DT NEEDED. Willing to trade-In or exchange '83 RXK Tel *****01 Jason. YAMAHA YPVS 125 for sale Very original.431 words
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Advertisement256 1987-08-09 18 99 Vahiclas Wantad TRANSPORT COMPANY REOUIRES 2 commercial vans Tel: *****1. 100 Scrap Vehicles ATTBACTIVE CASH SOS- 4000 PARF scrap/ used/ SZ/ Accord/ Prelude 1602/ BMW 320. *****42/ *****63. Kwok (day/ night). HIGHEST PRICE FOB 965-4000 CC scrap/used cars *****18/ *****85/ *****81 Ricky Tay (day/ night) HIGHEST OFFER FOB 1001256 words
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Advertisement402 1987-08-09 18 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Availabla: Availabla: Apartmants Apartmants M§ WW WW Ban?\ nc r S hort Lease I FAR EAST PLAZA Hotel Style I LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS I Al the (unction of Scotu/Orchard Rosd, next lo Hysll Hotel I 14,000 sq ft Hotel Style Lobby I Swimming Pool. Tennis Self Service402 words
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Advertisement221 1987-08-09 18 108 Accommodation Availabla: Rooms D.IS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED, own entrance, avail. Immediately. Contact Mrs Ooh, *****96 FUBNIBHED BOOM TO lei In Margaret Drive Single lady .ny Tel: *****33 FURNISHED ROOM TO let fo- single/ couple ln Blshan. Croklng allowed. Tel: *****97. NEAB CITY PLAZA al.con/ non-alrcon. furn. rm. for rent. Contact221 words
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Advertisement748 1987-08-09 19 114 For Sala Privata 114 For Sala: Privata 114 For Sala: Privata Apartmants Apartmants Apartmants Tulip Garden (f^ BELLONA Block I <^%^ I St Unique Stepped Maisonnettes Show Mai «> nnette °P« n from IViaiSOnneiieS 10.00 am 5.30pm Daily Choke district 10 lik ation at Tpl' 400? Holland /'Farrer Roads748 words
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Advertisement742 1987-08-09 19 116 For Sale HDB Apartmenta ALL 3-RM.: Redhlll Cls blk 19 Klm Tian Rd. corner. Whampoa. T.Payoh blk. 158/ corner blk 231 Tamplnes model blk 269, 208. Bedok blk 3. 135, 30, 501, 83, 39, 423. 103. 412, 418, 709, 202, 401/ L-cor-ner blk 424. 103. 713. 402 Boon Lay.742 words
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Advertisement539 1987-08-09 19 117 Properties Wanted ALL AREAS. BUYERS with ready cash a CPF require 3/ 4/ 5-rm. HDB In Bedok North/ South/ Reservoir, Clementl AveV West, A.M. Klo. Bt. Merah, Marine Parade, Jurong East/ West, Paya Lebar Way any area. Owners, please call *****96/ *****27 GENUINE BUYERS WITH flexible budget wanted to539 words
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Advertisement656 1987-08-09 19 137 Toura 137 Tours 137 Tours 1 PENANG/IPOH/CAMERON/GENTING. XL 6 days SBBS/-__vi*- I PENANG/TAIPING/IPOH/GENTING/1.,L 5 days BBS IS/-M_.i-i TRENGGANU/KUANTAN/GENTING 4 days SSI3S/-_». fl FRASER HILL/GENTING/K LUMPUR 4 days MBMIHkBB-l a CAMERON/GENTING/K LUMPUR/MALACCA 4 days BSI TB/-i-»_i-l GENTING/K LUMPUR/MALACCA 4 days SSIBB/-'-_i__i I KUANTAN/GENTING/K LUMPUR -3 days 4 nights SSlßSAN* B656 words
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Advertisement174 1987-08-09 19 156 Cookery Instruction MONOAY SPECIAL. 17/8. 0.30 pm. Assorted Pizza (Seafood, vegetables) Cassata Napoli tian. Lasagne, Bolognalse (S2O > Coached by Former Chef Of Italian Le Bistro Restn.. Bermuda. Tel: *****13 MON. 10/8 2 PM. Assorted fruit tartlets. Cream Puffs, Eclairs. Strawberry Fresh Creamcake ($2O i Coached by Former Hotel174 words
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Advertisement50 1987-08-09 19 171 Found POUND A WALLET belonging to Sandra K. Clayton at Centrepoint. Owner pleaae call: *****00, Robert Ng. FOUND 1 SIAMESE Cat at Bt Merah View. Owner pls tel *****03. 174 Other"" Announcements/ Meeaagea ALCOHOLICB ANONYMOUS Telephone *****91 If you want help with a drinking problem. Fast results through CATS.50 words
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Advertisement66 1987-08-09 19 There are many good reasons why you should advertise m The Straits Times Classified. Like its versatility you can sell almost anything with a classified ad m The Straits Times. Or it's inexpensive. Or it's easy. But the best reason to use The Straits Times Classified is very simple: It66 words
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Article, Illustration159 1987-08-09 2 TWENTY-TWO TODAY MANAGERS (left to right) Doris Lim, 28; Tarnie Liew 22; Connie Soon, 24 New women m new roles m new hotels on new land. Neophytes entering middle management m an industry whose top echelons remain largely a male preserve, these three women m the three Marina Square hotels159 words
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711 1987-08-09 2 Wife. Womb. Widow. Worrier. Whiz kid. Wonder workhorse. The Singapore woman will work her way through many careers m her lifetime, some of them simultaneously. She now has more options than ever before as ability, aptitude and achievement blur the public711 words
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Article, Illustration412 1987-08-09 2 CRANE OPERATOR Chua Cho Eng, 51 Hers is what you might call a high-level post. At work, one rarely catches Madam Chua (above) on the ground as she operates a crane three to four storeys up. Her job for the past 1 1 years has been412 words
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Article, Illustration237 1987-08-09 3 FITNESS INSTRUCTOR Elizabeth Woon, 23 She gave up long skirts for leotards four years ago. The change of wardrobe went with a change of vocation from clerk to fitness instructor. Ms Woon (left), who's married and has a two-year-old daughter, works out at Clark Hatch Physical Fitness Centre237 words
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Article, Illustration287 1987-08-09 4 ARMY OFFICER Tan Li Lien, 27 She spent three years training women cadets ir the Singapore Armed Forces Officer Cadet Schoo m Jurong, putting each group through ar> intensive basic military training course of drills, lectures, live firing exercises, road marches and runs. Lieutenant Tan joined the Ministry of287 words
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Article, Illustration311 1987-08-09 5 CARPARK ATTENDANT Mardiah bte Simm, 36 When she gives you the slip, it's always bad news. The piece of paper Madam Mardiah hands out to at least six motorists a day is a summons which will cost its recipients at least $3 apiece Madam Mardiah, who has been with311 words
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Article, Illustration206 1987-08-09 6 FRUIT SELLER Loh Yuan Yong, 70 One cent used to buy 2.5 kilos of bananas 50 years ago, that is. Now it won't buy you half a banana, said Madam Loh (above). China-born Madam Loh, who came to Singapore at 17, used to get on her trishaw daily and206 words
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Article, Illustration196 1987-08-09 7 CARROT CAKE HAWKER Phay Siam Im, 28 As a child, the options for Madam Phay (left) were simple. It was either the carrot cake or the stick. If she helped dish out the fried carrot cake at her father's roadside stall m Keppel Road, she'd earn a pat on196 words
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Article, Illustration210 1987-08-09 8 SALESGIRL Alica Pang, 29 Most customers for wigs aren't bald at all. Student hairstylists, who use them for practice, buy 80 per cent of the wigs sold by Den on. the wig shop at Outram Park where Miss Pang (above) works. No wonder. For between $28 and210 words
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Article, Illustration181 1987-08-09 2 TWENTY-TWO TODAY SECTION ONE MEN MASONS (left to right) Kong Tat Tee. 53; Wong Kum Shoon, 53; Ho Pak Ho, 46 (also on cover) Every six months or so, Sir Stamford Raffles gets the brush off from these three men from the Public Works Department mostly to get rid of181 words
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657 1987-08-09 2 He is surprised that anyone would want to interview him and tell other people how he earns his living. No need to take my picture, he protests, waving a hand at the photographer. But his protest is muted and he delivers it with657 words
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Article, Illustration384 1987-08-09 2 RUG SELLER Kami! bin Jaafar, 32 The rugs that Mr Kamil (above) sells at his shop m Geylang Serai are no ordinary floor coverings. The se/adah or prayer rug provides the Muslim a clean place on which to kneel m prayer. A favourite buy before Muslim festivals, they are384 words
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Article, Illustration253 1987-08-09 3 JAQA Dulla Singh, 66 Since last year. Mr Singh (left) has enjoyed the distinction of being the only jaga of the Industrial and Commercial Bank, whose other premises are wired up with alarm systems and watched over by security guards. There's nothing to steal from this still-unoccupied253 words
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Article, Illustration290 1987-08-09 4 SOLE MATES These men, working with their hands, have another thing m common they are interested only m what's on your feet. COBBLER Wong Yin. Wah, 70 A handy sign marks out this cobblers foothold from that of others. Mr Wong (above) says he chose the spot for its shade290 words
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Article, Illustration253 1987-08-09 5 SEW MATES DRESSMAKER Tang Yaa Lam, 59 The ready-to-wear revolution has yet to touch Mr Tang (left), a master cutter for China Silk House. His clients have to wait before their cheongsams are ready to be worn because it takes an average of two days to complete one. The China-born253 words
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Article, Illustration289 1987-08-09 6 BLOCK, STOCK BARREL ICE SELLER Wong Yaw Kai, 38 The hours are unenviable. Mr Wong wakes up at 1.30 am and usually doesn't finish work till 6.30 pm. At a shop m Pagoda Street, he carries on the ice business which his father started m nearby Smith Street. While most289 words
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Article, Illustration182 1987-08-09 8 SPARE TYRES CONTRACTOR V. Parumal, 49 Our misfortune is his good fortune. For if there were no power failures, water main leaks or traffic light breakdowns, Mr Perumal (left) and his road gangs wouldn't have much to do apart from marking road lanes and doing minor roadworks. Their two biggest182 words
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Article, Illustration219 1987-08-09 9 HIGH GLASS SERVICE First-class treatment from two who do not know self service FOOD STALL ASSISTANT Ow Soon Laa, 30 The fast food lane begins on this side of Bencoolen Street where Mr Ow (left) carries on the tok tok mcc tradition of having meals delivered to one's doorstep. Tray219 words
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Article, Illustration514 1987-08-09 11 If man would live by bread alone, these people could not be happier. For their bread and butter comes from the dough plain, as m a white loaf or roti prata, or fancy, as m a pau or murtabak. BAKER Laong Waa Ho, 51 Mr Leong (below) kneads514 words
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Article, Illustration408 1987-08-09 14 THE ORIGINAL SHOP STORY Before the first wine bar, coffee house and convenience store opened m modern Singapore, there were these pioneers who have survived to this day. KOPI-TIAM WORKERS Chan Pui, 62 An- Boon Meng, 60 1 Ml Ol towkays o.ng a hand m So Mr Chan (ab us408 words
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Article, Illustration193 1987-08-09 16 BUSINESS ROUND THE CLOCK KIOSK ATTENDANT Haji Abdullah Baari, 63 For midnight motorists on this stretch of Upper East Coast Road. Haji Abdullah (above) m ay be the only person standing between an empty fuel tank and a long trek home. He works the midnight to 7.30 am shift at193 words
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Article, Illustration394 1987-08-09 17 MALAY BARBERS (far left) Shuhaimaa bin Latif, 29 (I) Musa bin Sulaiman, 24 (c) Mustapha bin Salamat, 29 (r) Long before profit-sharing and productivity bonuses became buzzwords m local management circles, Sri Dewa had already started its own system which is simply a cut above. A cutter doesn't draw394 words
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Article, Illustration384 1987-08-09 18 Writers' block Three men who stand by their words CALLIGRAPHER Lim Tiong, 74 Johore Road is not known for its calligraphy. Its curves fall more m line with its notoriety as a red-light district. Yet here is where Mr Lim (right) practises his art on the five-foot way, a mere384 words
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Article, Illustration329 1987-08-09 19 One will catch you m your best if you will just sit down. The other will catch you at your worst if you plan to steal around. And both just doing theirjob. r PHOTOGRAPHER Yeong Pak Woo, 70 Vintage 1960 black-and-white portraits of past customers remind Mr Yeong (right)329 words
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Article, Illustration229 1987-08-09 20 HAM EGGS WHOLESALER Tan Joo Huah, 42 Every day, an average of 80,000 eggs pass through Mr Tan's 20-year-old shophouse m Killiney Road. That's enough egg to Keep 400 Singaporeans m omelettes for a year, said the Primary Production' Department. Mr Tan (above) and his five workers sort and pack229 words
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Article, Illustration196 1987-08-09 21 LOOS SCREWS FITTER Heng Moy Tong, 32 If the pipe fits. Mr Heng (above) will have the joint to match. A shop assistant and delivery man at Nam Leong Company, he says he can track down the right size fitting, nut. bolt or screw m a matter of seconds. No196 words
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Article, Illustration464 1987-08-09 23 No need for rainbows here. While not quite minting money, the world's busiest harbour and one of its most modern airports rake m millions for Singapore. Here are four who each has his part to play. PORT WORKER Scow Boon Hong, 58 He's worked the wharves longer464 words
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Advertisement110 1987-08-09 4 A NATION FOR ALL Together... Excellence for Singapore 3 Sy Congratulations Singapore on your yP 22nd National Day. We, at SOGO, wish you many, many more. And join with all m the joyous celebrations. j XS_\ We also thank you for your wP invaluable support. Ancl we pledge to continue110 words
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Advertisement86 1987-08-09 6 The courage tt) believe wholeheartedly m ourselves. The conviction to excel mmmmmm A m everything we do. Tne commitment to work singleniinaedly _^^*^^^^^^^^^^__™*_____P^_B___.' B ***OB^B|^^^^^^OKBaHK^^^^^ Am _r ________W\_W Mr MM jm Wm. mm^^ _^_a aw __ai__i______l __r towards tnose goals. Ti 1 1 1 hat s the only way to86 words
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Advertisement80 1987-08-09 7 FEEL THE BEAT. IN THE HEART OF SINGAPORE. mi THE EXUBERANCE. THE ENERGY. A NATION. TAPPING IN TIME. WITH THE TIMES. XXXX CONSTANTLY. CONFIDENTLY. 1 fl fl fl TODAY'S THE DAY. J-A _J-\ J-m -ifl l^w_M__i l^flfl_L ft^flfl__L k -^_fll___L TP w w TP Jl Jl Jl ll TO TOAST80 words
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Advertisement315 1987-08-09 8 SINGAPURA B__-_____l LUM CHANG 38 Kirn Tian Road, #03-00 Kirn Tian Plaza. Singapore 0316. Tel: 273-8888 Telex RS ***** LUMCHG Telefax. 278-5072 Cable: LUMCONTR jjflT"" 'SpwcUj^uMk- rW^* flfl* AT Mw I ___t____\\ tt^k^__\\\\\ I'v(l»r fcr Hirqppan _*_l_t ""MP A. I 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 'ifllv^l _T» T315 words
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Advertisement152 1987-08-09 8 Congratulations Best Wishes tt> rhe* People >S_ C •ovcrrancM ot tn.- Kcpublk o! Singapore on her 22nd National Day MWiw^-mmmmM-Et^______wfW9_\______t E VINSDAL V« FORT MERCHANT r\_P_E_R tc BOARDS 0110 l NORWAT apb s#4 \_JAmmW2r active paper board pte ltd a' i pos! o'lice box 90 s^qapore9V2 tei *****66 Exporters ond152 words
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Advertisement653 1987-08-09 8 B I I "My boss has never said it, but I know I I he's impatient with me for being slow I I and ponderous. Even my colleagues I I tease me for taking up so much space." I B B A I B B M Jalan Hidup Baru 111.653 words
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Article, Illustration168 1987-08-09 2 TWENTY-TWO TODAY SECTION THREE YOUTH STUDENTS (left to right) Franscen Lee, 16; Amanda Hong, 14; Jessie Ong, 17; Felix Lee, 18; Carolyn Ong, 15 Five days or more m sober school uniforms make them more than ready to break out m weekend gear for the disco, tea dance, roller-disco rink168 words
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638 1987-08-09 2 The television generation. Weaned on fast food, wired to Walkmans, they have already begun working on their future but are still waiting to come into their own. Most, for instance, have yet to cast a ballot m a parliamentary election. When they do, no638 words
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Article, Illustration228 1987-08-09 2 Four students who do not no, cannot bans around fast food joints because they have some jobs BUS BOY Beny Foong, 16 At his home m Mountbatten Road, Beny (left) rarely does household chores. But at the Picnic Food Court m the basement of Scotts, he clears away plates228 words
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Article, Illustration249 1987-08-09 3 to handle inside. In the kitchen or behind the counter, these part-timers are quick to serve. HELPER Zulkiflee Ahmad Said, 18 When Zulkiflee (below) started working part-time m October 1984, his parents were against it but he convinced them he could work weekends and still cope with his studies.249 words
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Article, Illustration223 1987-08-09 4 LOUNGE HOSTESS Shirlina Tan, 22 In a pinch, customers of the Treetops Bar at the Royal Holiday Inn may try to get to the bottom of the matter. And when they do, it's sometimes Miss Tan's bottom they are after. Not all her colleagues, especially the younger223 words
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Article, Illustration239 1987-08-09 5 EYE SPY LIFEGUARD Ismail Abdul Rahman, 25 In his three years at the Geylang East Swimming Complex, Mr Ismail (left) has had to rescue five people. He and 10 other lifeguards keep vigil over the two adult pools and one baby pool there, a few minutes' ride from his bachelor's239 words
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Article, Illustration184 1987-08-09 6 ROSES AMONG THE THORNS DURIAN SELLERS Jasmine Chow, 23 Agnes Tan, 25 Chinatown is a buyers' market for durian. Smith Street alone has 12 stalls competing for one's attention. A quick knife cut m the fruit provides a sniff preview, but thereafter Miss Chow (left) and her sister-in-law Madam Tan184 words
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Article, Illustration296 1987-08-09 7 A LOAN AGAIN NATURALLY LIBRARY ATTENDANT Aamah bta Amir, 25 To be a library attendant, it helps to be a weightlifter. as Miss Asmah (left) has found out m her three years at the National Library. Every day. she hefts more than her weight m literature when she returns some296 words
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Article, Illustration388 1987-08-09 8 SHOW AND SELL WOK DEMONSTRATOR Justin Low, 23 See first is the savvy sales pitch of the Eighties which has given birth to a new breed of travelling salesmen. They are people like Mr Low (left) and his nine colleagues at South Wind who move their products and their patter388 words
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Article, Illustration214 1987-08-09 9 SPRAY PAINTEH Tan Kay Hee, U Before this coat goes on, its weai er has to be stripped of doors, seats, engine, panels, rubber, lamps and bumper. It takes between 10 days and a month to put a new coat of paint on a car, said Mr Tan (left)214 words
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Article, Illustration236 1987-08-09 10 MONEY CHANGER S.A. Kuthubudeen, 25 You newer get dollar for dollar here. But you can get the English pound, American dollar, Malaysian ringgit, German mark or Indonesian rupiah the five most popular currencies among some 15 traded at this North Bridge Road shop. Transactions can be worth less236 words
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Article, Illustration108 1987-08-09 11 DOLLS CENTS CHECKOUT GIRLS (above,!, to r.) Teo Lee Lee, 27; Themeri Selvi, 18 Yang Lee Choo, 20; Chan Choon Wah, 23 Serene Tan, 21; Nancy Wong, 20 You would never see this scene on weekends when the cash registers ring up sale after sale at Yaohan Orchard. Then the108 words
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Article, Illustration115 1987-08-09 14 TANK, RANK FILE IjftBKBtABBt fIMBPB Tmm%.t9 S' PP w^afPßf n WPP B top^a>_^tl^toyt(_-rt-»pndo4»^ titttqnry tntr. a nMnr MttQik But ft* rt* thing n__aant#t toast halt a c_*y*» work, styt Corporal Tnh of Bravo Comply, OMoftnrMt__nkcofTioc_nlMlnthe4otli Battaton 8-hMpora Arroourad Rtg_w»nt. PartofWi^yasqunMrJttoMtlnit^ tank It hot* deto erf mud and to* after ivty.115 words
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Article247 1987-08-09 15 PHOTOCOPY GIRL Chris Pong, 16 On its own, the machine can churn out 500 copies an hour but it can't turn the pages of a book. That task calls for Miss Pong (left) or one of her six colleagues at Queensway Printing. Setting the machine on a continuous run. she247 words
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Article, Illustration228 1987-08-09 18 UNDER COVER TENT ERECTORS (above, I. to r.) Chong Chai Hing, 23 Chong Hock Chai, 25 Their father had problems hiring labour so the two brothers joined the family business. Sixth and seventh m a family of nine children, the Chongs became part of the work force at Nam Hai228 words
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Article, Illustration192 1987-08-09 19 CISCO ESCORT Selamat bin Narwi, 22 He's loaded. His working equipment includes a .38 Smith and Wesson revolver. Loaded. Another five rounds wait m an ammunition pouch strapped to his waist and on weightier missions, Mr Selamat (left) wields a submachine gun which he learnt to use during a192 words
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Article, Illustration251 1987-08-09 20 ON THE MOVt bus nde home can take up to of) hour tor Wu l^ingyou (above, right). 9, though h's home m Teochew Street is not far from the River Valley Primary School One of the first to board the schoolbus at 1 1 .40 am, he's one251 words
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Article, Illustration255 1987-08-09 21 MOVE AS ONE The 7.25 am bell at Macßitchie Primary School is the signal for (far left, from I. to r.) Hisham bin Hanip, Kamisan bin Mohd Ali, Tang Yufeng and Mohd Nor F. bin Hashim. all 12, and other pupils at this Toa Payoh school to line up255 words
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Advertisement207 1987-08-09 4 CONGRA TULA IIONS best to the People and Gownment of Smgapore on the occasion of her 22nd Notional Doy and 28 yeais of nationhood L j For fhe tliriJU^n..,** andttie s»»sS_e_ CflMflt-Vfl flrAflfS "I-uiflrt i "'^^^BWM mmw *****111 pa... excitei-iefig_-_js t j yVOtWEKLAND. J and m Singapore has fli VW207 words
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Advertisement375 1987-08-09 7 Congratulations Best Wishes to the People and Government of the Republic of Singapore on their 22nd National Day and 28 years of Nation Building DRAMATIC NEW TECHNOLOGY f^-/\_P^|#"% SSEL. ft. 29 mi ims flmvmfl-; urn iumHcn DATA BANK Tele-Memo 50 WORLD 77ME a5O telephone numbers fl B^ VVor/d f-me 1375 words
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Advertisement550 1987-08-09 8 CHAN BROTHERS TRAVEL celebrates our nations 22 years of independence HONGKONG liitljlp- W" 6 Days Food Lovers' Hong Kong $1399 =52-5 Sp^^^F 4/5 Pays Hong Kong/Macau from sloBB~ M^ 6 Days Hong Kong/Macau Food Extravaganza from $1298 f^S^ Z*^ km Wong Tai Sm Temple Ocean Park Sung Dynasty Village Victoria550 words
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Advertisement80 1987-08-09 8 GROWING Since 1908, Great Eastern Life has been providing Singaporeans with financial security through life insurance. As the oldest and largest local life insurance company, Great Eastern Life has been contributing towards Singapore's progress by providing long-term capital for the i development of the community through the investment of our80 words
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Advertisement184 1987-08-09 15 'We Are Singapore' W\ter Symphony By The Musical Fountain. a Ma HI I I Come listen. Celebrate Sentosa salutes nation. Every Sentosa Disco Convention 'B7 ______A___A *__W _\___________________________W ______W\M _____\\M evening this August .it Bpm and 8.30pm. at the Musical Fountain. Saturday. August and 22: 8.30pm: Musical Fountain m A184 words
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Advertisement114 1987-08-09 16 Best Wishes to the Government People of the Republic of Singapore on her 22nd National Day Commencing ii\ August PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE ENCINEERINC; STL DIES LCCI CERTIFICATE DIPLOMA COURSES INSTITLJTE OF MARKETING INSTITUTE OF ADMIN MANAGEMENT ENCLISH LANGUAGE Xf LEVEL (87 EXAMINATION) JAPANESE P IMIX.RT EXI»ORT BASIC PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE PACK114 words
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Advertisement347 1987-08-09 17 "Cmon everybody and^ do your^ bit. Smile and be courteous to everyone you meet." i f k f "_F^ Ei|||il Jjpi i. i »=u|ji_fc l ß'Jffl^^ ________Kii_____E: >-___i _iS ■fl °^%_S' 'B______________________________________________________________________________________________ |Aflßfl .ijif1............................................................................................. jifl P_ bI fi__pß IB BFT tAB mItW.: -_j^K__! Ml fl _E iBP-f^^w-f-r -ft fl :i347 words
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Advertisement170 1987-08-09 18 _c 4 TWO'S COMPANY Now two flights every week between Singapore Bangkok on Mondays and Thursdays Pakistan International now flies on the Mo"rr_..«>|~ Days Thu l Tue Mon Singapore-Bangkok route twice a week 76." 77i 773 .Flight No PK ~V2 \no 766 And if you're flying on to our homebase170 words
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Advertisement110 1987-08-09 19 A NATION FOR ALL I I Together... Excellence for Sinjjapore I J I mm 9BMMA B*^*^^^ 9 M^*BBBW_\W4WA______________r_________\___M_____W____± "___rr7^ ia i ___^_iLjr^^_B m *"vbu_^_i ta ______i_________________________________T r f- 5 •**_i mm^r* *l T*^* I **W***r^***n m W^ tm^_\WW**W_AT_\ m^AWf k rm* mm 0 m _,_aO^ V«Jl^___» l________L' ____________VU____. '-mm **_____W_\aZ*aLf110 words
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Advertisement310 1987-08-09 4 Singapore's greatest asset is her people -people who have built a nation they can always be proud of. Singapore Contractors Association Ltd and its members share our i '••'iff fwlb Hi t 1 1 1 Artie Builders &Co (Pte) Ltd v /I^B* ife* i^af^^^^ l '!.'fn l «_l_^M Low Ken310 words
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Advertisement68 1987-08-09 17 Baggage handling without tears. The new Freestyle range of soft, casual luggage from Samsonite* is made from the amazing teflon-treated superstrong nylon, which is stain resistant, lightweight, and well-nigh impossible to damage. If you visit one of our retailers, you can ask to see a sample, like the one above;68 words
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