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Title Section15 1987-01-28 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1987 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 108/12/8615 words
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383 1987-01-28 1 PARLIAMENT yesterday accepted the Committee of Privileges' findings that Mr JB. Jeyaretnam was guilty of abuse of parliamentary privilege and contempt of the House. It also endorsed the committee's recommendations to punish the former MP for Anson with a fine of $1,000383 words
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Article, Illustration662 1987-01-28 1 Top-up scheme to help members ensure parents have minimum sum for old age By Our Parliament Team DETAILS of a topping-up scheme to promote filial piety by allowing Central Provident Fund members to transfer part of their savings or cash to their parents were announced662 words
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361 1987-01-28 1 Heavier fines for littering and spitting LITTERBUGS and those who spit in public may face fines of up to $1,000 for their first offence under a new Bill presented in Parliament on Monday. Offenders can be arrested without a warrant by any police officer, public health officer or authorised public361 words
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Article, Illustration267 1987-01-28 1 'N. Korean agent' found murdered HONGKONG Police have begun a murder Investigation after the discovery here of the de* composed body of a woman alleged to have been a North Koreaa agent. Police said the body of the woman was found aider a bed In a flat here on Monday.AFP - 267 words
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Article52 1987-01-28 1 TOKYO A Japanese film executive was stripped naked in his home by four intruders, forced to pose for a picture with a woman, and then asked to pay U*****,000 (SJ7OO.UOO) for the return of the photo, police said yesterday. He was left unharmed although he refused toAFP - 52 words
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Article, Illustration556 1987-01-28 1 ABBY TAN - ABBY TAN By Manila Correspondent MANILA President Corazon Aquino yesterday crushed a rebellion by Marcos loyalist troops and ordered that the coup leaders be court-mar-tialled. One rebel soldier was killed, more than 20 were wounded and nearly 200 others were arrested after skirmishesReuter - 556 words
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121 1987-01-28 1 WHY is yusheng or raw fish eaten during the Lunar New Year? Find out in our colour special on Page One of Section Two. It tells of the significance of the food which forms part of traditional Lunar New Year feasts. Also find121 words
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262 1987-01-28 1 UNITED Overseas Bank yesterday denied "unfounded and malicious rumours" that a senior official has been arrested and said that it knows of no developments or pending announcements from the bank which could have affected its share price. The bank was replying to262 words
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Article32 1987-01-28 1 TIMESZONE. which appears every Friday, will be published tomorrow instead because there will be no publication of The Straits Times on Friday, the second day of the Lunar New Year.32 words
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Article34 1987-01-28 1 I.ACOS Nigeria has sprung a surprise on embassies here by asking them to move by 1989 to Abuja, the planned new capital which is still at an early stage of construction ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article, Illustration449 1987-01-28 2 'Teething* problems DENTAL students are unable find enough patients who need extractions, fillings or dentures to meet the required quota for their course. Said Prof Teo Choo Soo, Acting Dean of the Dental Faculty at the National University Hospital: "Finding enough patients on whom the students can 'practise' has449 words
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Article267 1987-01-28 2 The same Reagan US PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan will attempt to regain the lost lustre of his presidency when he speaks to tbe nation at 0200 GMT Wednesday in his sixth State of the Union address. Emerging from virtual seclusion since prostate surgery three weeks ago, Mr Reagan267 words
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Article318 1987-01-28 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: NOT many Singaporeans know of the group ef reservists In the Armed Forces who are called "key appointment holders". Certainly, their acronym KAHs mist sound strange te many ears. Bat they were described In Parliament an Monday aa a small bat critical group who often318 words
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Article158 1987-01-28 2 Luck does not count UM KEE CHAN doesn't believe in the "luck of the draw". The manager-coach of the Republic's two representatives to the President's Cup in Jakarta would rather welterweight Ng Tong Chye and light-fly Peter Loke meet the good guys and lose than win against mediocre fighters.158 words
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Article431 1987-01-28 2 Lessons for a society KASUKO Sagawa teaches a home economics class at a junior high school in Japan. What is so unusual about the class, even unthinkable to some, is that boys are learning side by side with the girls. For Sagawa, teaching boys to sew is part431 words
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Article191 1987-01-28 2 SPH LOOKS FORWARD TO A BETTER YEAR SINGAPORE Press Holdings, the publishing giant which owns all of Singapore's major newspapers, is optimistic that the current year will be "generally better". However, the better prospects depend strongly on the continued improvement in the local economy and other external factors, SPH191 words
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163 1987-01-28 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway Peaceful election? INDONESIAN Armed Forces Commander General Benny Murdani expects April's general election to be relatively peaceful, but security authorities remain alert for potential sources of instability. The general said the main reason for the expected calm was that the political situation was now stable.163 words
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Article88 1987-01-28 2 NO QUEUEING AT BEDOK A READER notes that the first thing one notices at car-pool pick up points are the orderly queues, except at the pick-up point in Bedok. She suggests that the Traffic Police monitor this area and book those who don't queue. She notes that the authorities88 words
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Article310 1987-01-28 2 Renovating your home? 'Termiteproof your house during renovation' advises an advertiser in classification 1 13 Classifieds. Pg. 9, Section Two f* "r£T/ Product Advertiser Section/Page Amusement Park Spore Wonderland Amusement Park I 20 hmma MHE Consumer I 24 Beer Tiger/ Malayan Breweries 11—3 Campaign Ministry Of Health I 6.13310 words
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Article, Illustration449 1987-01-28 3 Why we took arms by rebel leader The Philippine coup that failed 'We are not against Aquino, but the communists she has failed to control' MAMLA AN AIR FORCE pilot leading yesterday's rebellion said he had taken up arms not to oppose President Corazon Aquino's government, but the communist threatAP; Reuter - 449 words
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Article, Illustration411 1987-01-28 3 (quote 4 There ie e time for reconciliation and a time for justice and retribution. That time has come. President Corazon Aquino urging the surrender of rebel troops holding a Manila television station. MANILA The following is the text of a statement issued byReuter - 411 words
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412 1987-01-28 3 MANILA Since the government of President Corazon Aquino took power in a civilian-back-ed military revolt last February, it has been the target of three coup bids and almost daily rumours of coup plotting. One of the plots led Mrs AquinoReuter - 412 words
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259 1987-01-28 3 Marcos' ailing mother missing from hospital MANILA The ailing 93-year-old mother of deposed ruler Ferdinand Marcos disappeared from the Philippine Heart Centre yesterday morning in the midst of the coup attempt launched by soldiers loyal to her son. Two guards posted outside the penthouse suite of Dona Josefa Marcos reportedUPI - 259 words
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Article, Illustration293 1987-01-28 3 MANILA A bizarre aura, part political fiesta and part morbid anticipation of a bloody battle, pervaded a crowd of several thousands surrounding the television station occupied by rebel troops. The streets around TV station GMA-7 were littered with stones hurled between thousands ofAFP; Reuter - 293 words
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517 1987-01-28 4 Reagan trying to regain stature with key speech WABHINGTON PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan will attempt to regain the lost lustre of his presidency when he speaks to the nation at 0200 GMT today (10 am Singapore time) in his sixth State of the Union address. Emerging from virtual seclusion since prostateReuter - 517 words
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Article150 1987-01-28 4 's KW YORK There Is evidence that men who drink heavily may suffer an "alcohol-induced male menopause" after age M. This Increases the risk of heart attack and decreases levels of a sex hormone. Chicago researchers who studied 72 men between age if and 8*UPI - 150 words
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306 1987-01-28 4 LONDON Britain's telecommunications system faced further disruption as 34,000 clerical workers yesterday joined more than 110,000 engineers on strike at the giant British Telecom (BT). A BT spokesman said two hours of talks between management and National Communications Union (NCU) representatives on MondayReuter; UPI - 306 words
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229 1987-01-28 4 Britain to build new N-reactor despite protests LONDON The chairman of a two-year public inquiry recommended on Monday that Britain build its first American-style pres-surised-water nuclear power plant, despite strong objections from environmentalists. In a 3,000-page report, chairman Sir Frank Layfield recommended that a Sizewell B reactor be built nearAP - 229 words
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Article, Illustration225 1987-01-28 4 FLUSHING Natharianda) A GREEK taaker loaded with gasaline was barnlag fiercely aad lea king blazing fuel aa Maaday aa tags tawed It north across the hasy English Channel, salvage experts aaM. The 18,2M-taaae Olympic Dream collide* with the Liberlan-reglstered bulk carrier Aagast Thyasca la fagUPI; Reuter - 225 words
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Article65 1987-01-28 4 BELGRADE A Yugoslav foundry worker was burned to death on Monday as he slept under a furnace at a steel mill in Zenica. central Yugoslavia, official sources said. A second man, who was also taking a nap, was seriously burned when molten metal was emptied on themReuter - 65 words
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Article, Illustration327 1987-01-28 4 Historian describes how US financier saved statesman from ruin NEW YORK Winston Churchill once played the stock market here and almost lost his entire fortune in a day, a noted historian has said. William Manchester, writing in the FebruaryMarch issue of American Heritage magazine, describedUPI; Reuter - 327 words
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325 1987-01-28 4 Rau won't seek top party job when Brandt retires BONN MR JOHANNES RAU, the opposition Social Democrat who failed to unseat Conservative Chancellor Helmut Kohl in West Germany's general elections, has said he would not seek the party leadership when former Chancellor Willy Brandt retires next year. Mr Rau's announcementReuter; AP - 325 words
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222 1987-01-28 4 BRUSSELS European Community (EC) and US negotiators are making final efforts to beat a Friday deadline that could unleash a transatlantic trade war undermining Western solidarity. The 12 EC foreign ministers issued a statement on Monday appealing for AmericanReuter - 222 words
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Article128 1987-01-28 4 Girlfriend visits Vanunu in jail TEL AVIV Jailed nuclear technician Mordechai Vanunu agr.*ed to end a 23-day hunger strike on Monday afier Israeli autnorities oermittt-d his American girlfriend tc visit him, an Israeli newspaper report xl. The Da* ar daily said Judy Zimmet spent 40 minutes with Vanunu "/ho isReuter - 128 words
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95 1987-01-28 5 BEIJING An American reporter ordered expelled by the Chinese government came back yesterday with his regional director, who urged Beijing to reconsider its decision. Mr Lawrence MacDonald, correspondent for Agence France-Presse, arrived here from Hongkong, where he had been on holiday. He was accompanied95 words
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Article272 1987-01-28 5 UN chief in move to end Gulf war KUWAIT Islamic leaders made be-hind-the-scenes moves yesterday to find a new approach to end the Iran-Iraq war with UN Secre-tary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar appearing to be playing a pivotal role in seeking to initiate a fresh peace bid at the summit.Reuter - 272 words
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119 1987-01-28 5 KUWAIT Kuwait, as host of the fifth Islamic Conference Organisation (ICO), faces a hefty bill and the huge responsibility of ensuring that all goes well for the delegates. It costs US$2O million (Ss42 million) to provide the 15,000 meals required daily to feed 1,500Reuter - 119 words
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Article201 1987-01-28 5 TOKYO Japan decided yesterday to retain its voluntary annual ceiling on car exports to the US at 2.3 million in order to defuse mounting protectionist sentiment in America. Trade and Industry Minister Hajime Tamura told reporters that he hoped the move would help to lessenReuter - 201 words
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Article50 1987-01-28 5 US offers wheat to China WASHINGTON The US government has offered to sell China one million tonnes of wheat at subsidised prices, the Agriculture Department announced on Monday. The sale was approved on Friday by the Reagan administration's trade policy review group, made up of representatives from severa' departments. UPIUPI - 50 words
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Article162 1987-01-28 5 HONGKONG One of Sir David Wilson's first tasks as Governor of Hongkong may be to change his Chinese name. Newspapers in the British colony have urged Sir David, who takes up his post in April, to change the Cantonese translation of his name, whichReuter - 162 words
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325 1987-01-28 5 MOSCOW Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev intensified his drive for political reform yesterday, calling for the secret election of Communist Party officials and proposing a special conference to extend democracy in Soviet life. Speaking at a party Central Committee meeting here, Mr Gorbachev said leadersReuter - 325 words
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Article84 1987-01-28 5 MOSCOW The United States and Mongolia are to establish diplomatic relations, Soviet news agency Tass said yesterday. This comes two weeks after the Kremlin said it would withdraw up to 11,000 of about 75,000 troops from Mongolia between April and June. Diplomats saidReuter - 84 words
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235 1987-01-28 5 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Robert Runcie, said here yesterday that he was "greatly concerned" for the safety of his special envoy, Mr Terry Waite, who has not been seen in Beirut for seven days. Dr Runcie235 words
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Advertisement436 1987-01-28 3 The only deluxe hotel in town where celebrating Chinese New^fear comes naturally It has to be The Dynasty Buffet: Adults $18 Singapore. m Chddren (Under 12) $8* 1 Available from 28 January to TANG COURT CANTONESE 1 15 February. j Lunch and dinner: What better place to toss your I436 words
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Advertisement170 1987-01-28 4 Wed liken to wish all our customers a sweeter year ahead. Our store closes today at 6pm. We're closed on 29 30 Jan and open for business on 31 Jan from 10.30am to 9.30pm. Gong Xi Fa Cai «$M\ H& B mm\ W\\* WAS WmmJ EC* k*m\ \9\. m*\ a170 words
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454 1987-01-28 6 Yang Razali Kaasim - Forces on alert for polls Murdani Yang Razali Kaasim By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA Armed Forces Commander General Benny Murdani expects April's general election to be relatively peaceful, but security authorities remain alert for potential sources of instability. The general said the main reason for the expected calm was that the454 words
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Article241 1987-01-28 6 Hanoi captures 70 Thai fishermen BANGKOK Vietnam has captured 70 Thai fishermen and separately released the eight-man crew of a Thai trawler after 17 months' detention, Fisheries Department officials said here yesterday. Vietnam had intercepted three Thai fishing trawlers in the Gulf of Thailand and forced them into Vietnamese watersAFP - 241 words
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301 1987-01-28 6 YANG RAZALI KASSIM - YANG RAZALI KASSIM By JAKARTA INDONESIA, battling pests that have grown too strong for most insecticides, has reported success in going back to nature to fight a plague of brown plant grasshoppers. National Development Planning Minister Johannes Sumarlin told a news conference301 words
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110 1987-01-28 6 BANGKOK Operators of Asia's first factory for extracting space-age tantalum, burned down by an angry mob in southern Thailand last year, will build a new plant with government participation, Industry Minister Pramuan Sapavasu said yesterday. The new plant, in Royong Province, will takeAFP - 110 words
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Article, Illustration82 1987-01-28 6 INDONESIA'S aerodynamics iadastry la ahoat to take off the MMIng ot tkia CN -212 tarhoprap plaae, seen here at the Indonesian Airahaw tai Jakarta last Jaly. A US Embaosy spokesman la Jakarta aaM ladeaeofe la the first emtry la South-east Mmm tm get aa air-worthiness certificateReuter - 82 words
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242 1987-01-28 6 YANG RAZALI KASSIM - Singapore tourists top list in Indonesia YANG RAZALI KASSIM JAKARTA Tourists from Singapore formed the largest group of visitors to Indonesia last year, surpassing the Australians and the Japanese, Tourism Minister Achmad Thahir said yesterday. According to him, the flow of tourists for 1986 went beyond official expectations a total242 words
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207 1987-01-28 6 ALBERT RAMALINGAM - ALBERT RAMALINGAM BANGKOK Radio and Television Malaysia (RTM) has broadcast appeals by the Perlis state government warning Malaysians not to cross the border ,and visit Thailand because it is unsafe, Thai newspapers reported. They said some Malaysian newspapers had also carried the appeal.207 words
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188 1987-01-28 6 ALBERT RAMALINGAM - ALBERT R AM ALIN G AM BANGKOK Authorities in the Thai capital are to spend more than nine billion baht (***** million) over the next five years to improve its streets and relieve traffic congestion. Speaking at a seminar in the188 words
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208 1987-01-28 6 KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Chinese Association's Central Committee is likely to meet next month to discuss alleged deviations in the implementation of the New Economic Policy, say sources. The chairman of the party's NEP task force, Datuk Kok Wee Kiat, said onNST - 208 words
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145 1987-01-28 6 KUALA LUMPUR Labour Minister Datuk Lee Kim Sai said the government's call for a temporary wage freeze applied only to companies badly affected by the economic slowdown. The government would only consider legislation to control wage increases in the private sector if thisNST - 145 words
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Article167 1987-01-28 6 RITA GOMEZ - BMF lent $385m, court told RITA GOMEZ By HONG KONG Bumiputra Malaysia Finance lent George Tan and his wife's private companies a total of HKSI.4 billion (5J385.84 million), according to documents produced in the Carrian trial yesterday. Accounting expert Eoghan McMillan told the court that there was ample evidence available167 words
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Advertisement490 1987-01-28 6 your guests long life. Don't offer them cigarettes or tobacco products this Lunar New Year. Show that when you wish Mtt^^J^k them long life, you really TOWARDS A NATION OF NON-SMOKERS l T ITT lmm^f9&i\^* i I P^i/yiH flr. p^tk P?^v^>vof IH H K m 4M mm fl *a*m\ H490 words
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Article124 1987-01-28 7 BONN Two West Germans who took legal oaths admitting possession of hashish so that a third man could escape the death penalty in Malaysia now say they never had anything to do with drugs, a lawyer for the pair said. Mr Bernd Koslowski said onReuter - 124 words
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215 1987-01-28 7 KUALA LUMPUR Former Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam will seek re-election as the Umno deputy president at the party's general assembly on April 24, according to The Star newspaper. It quoted Welfare Minister Datuk Shahrir Abdul Samad as saying in215 words
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Article, Illustration365 1987-01-28 7 Police also question nine other Komuda directors KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Chinese Association Youth leader and chairman of the troubled Komuda co-operative 1 Vi uk Kee Yong Wee and nine directors were questioned by the police here for several hours on Monday. The policeNST; Bernama - 365 words
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Article108 1987-01-28 7 PENANG Umno Youth president Anwar Ibrahim has been urged by an Umno branch to refrain from contesting the post of vice-president in the party elections in April, The Star newspaper reported yesterday. Mahsuri Umno branch chairman Abu Bakar Mat said Mr Anwar should give way108 words
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109 1987-01-28 7 KUALA LUMPUR A Member of Parliament has asked the government to amend laws to introduce whipping for non-Muslims caught drinking liquor and engaging in illicit sex. Mr Mohamad Rahmat, a former Cabinet Minister and ambassador to Indonesia, said Malaysia should have uniformAFP; Bernama - 109 words
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182 1987-01-28 7 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian businessman Tan Sri Wee Boon Ping's representatives have assured depositors of two co-opera-tives that the loans he took from them would be repaid. This assurance was giv- en on Monday to depositors of Koperasi Belia Bersatu (Kosatu) and SyarikatNST; Bernama - 182 words
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94 1987-01-28 7 KUANTAN— Only Malaysian Muslims are banned from the Genting Highlands casino, as the rule does not apply to Muslims from other countries. The Pahang Religious Department enforcement chief, Haji Omar bin Abu Bakar, said on Monday that there were also many Thais and IndonesiansNST - 94 words
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614 1987-01-28 7 Malaysia urged to recognise NUS degrees KUALA LUMPUR The National University of Singapore (NUS) maintains high academic standards and it does Malaysia no good in refusing to recognise NUS degrees, a reader wrote to the editor of the New Straits Times. "While other governments and universities all over the world614 words
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140 1987-01-28 7 KUALA LUMPUR Transport Minister Datuk Dr Ling Liong Sik said that his ministry would have to carefully study the air services agreement between Malaysia and Singapore before it recommended any action to the government. The Star newspaper reported. "We cannot rush through it140 words
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Article, Illustration1355 1987-01-28 8 IRENE NG; TERESA CHEONG - IRENE NG TERESA CHEONG By and What to do lunar New Year Festival at Chinese Garden: Features rare breeds of rabbits and guinea pigs from Australia; dragon and lion dances; stilt-walkers and parade of bigheaded dolls. From 9 am to 10 pm daily until Sunday. Admission: $31,355 words
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Article61 1987-01-28 8 THE open-air Art Fair at the Orchard Pedestrian Mall on Sunday will be postponed to Feb 8 because of the Lunar New Year and the Chingay procession. Following the success of the fair last year, its organiser, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, will be holding it on61 words
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Article74 1987-01-28 8 PART of North Boat Quay, between Parliament Lane and North Bridge Road, will be closed to traffic daily between 7 pm and 1 am for three days, starting today. This is for the staging of the Singapore River Hong Bao variety show, which will be74 words
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311 1987-01-28 8 IF YOU run out of money for hong bao this Lunar New Year period, get your card out and go to your nearest automated teller machine (ATM) and get crisp, new notes. At least five major banks are making sure that, even though311 words
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314 1987-01-28 8 NGIAM TONG HAI - Orange shipment for Malaysia delayed, so S'pore helps out NGIAM TONG HAI By SINGAPORE has, in the past few days, been sending thousands of crates of mandarin oranges to Peninsular Malaysia. This is because some 50,000 crates of the fruit from Shantou, China, meant for Malaysia had been delayed and314 words
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Article, Illustration325 1987-01-28 8 THE bright fairy lights of the new Hougang Floral Centre beckon, and about 2,000 turn up each night, nurserymen said. But only a fifth of the crowd buy the "good luck" plants for the Lunar New Year. Particularly missed this year are the big spenders325 words
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Article134 1987-01-28 8 THE controversy over the BP petrol station has been settled. Rebel dealer Tom Gwee handed the station's keys yesterday to BP officials who had gone there armed with a court order. Mr Gwee had held out for more than a week after BP terminated his134 words
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Article108 1987-01-28 8 A HOUSEWIFE was yesterday cleared of a charge of hurting her seven-month-old son with hydrochloric acid. It was the second time Low Ow Tee, 36, was brought to court for the same offence. She had earlier been given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal108 words
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Article, Illustration535 1987-01-28 12 IRENE HOE - Haig: If I were US President IRENE HOE Strong words and forthright views from the former Secretary of State By FOR months, the man who was White House Chief of Staff under former President Richard Nixon has been dropping broad hints that he may run for President of the United535 words
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389 1987-01-28 12 GILLIAN POW CHONG - GILLIAN POW CHONG By BETTER teeth among Singaporeans are "hurting" dental students they can't find enough patients who need extractions, fillings or dentures to meet the required quota for their course. The four-year course requires them to complete 80 extractions and 50 fillings in389 words
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314 1987-01-28 12 Boy wins order to stop father from seeing or abusing him A SCHOOLBOY, who was given away for adoption about five years ago, was yesterday granted a further temporary order by the High Court to stop his natural father from seeing, abusing or harassing him. The boy, Wong Yik Siang,314 words
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173 1987-01-28 12 A FACT&RY worker was charged yesterday with helping a man to disfigure aad cat off two Angers of the woman they robbed. Rostam bin Jaffar, 21, Is alleged to have abetted the man, who is still at large, to grievously hart Madam173 words
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199 1987-01-28 12 A CONTEST is on for a new logo to reflect the changes taking place at the Singapore Science Centre. The centre, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, will open its $18 million futuristic audio-vi-sual theatre, the Omniplanetarium, in December. The Omniplanetarium will199 words
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Article66 1987-01-28 12 A TRUCK driver was cleared on Friday of a charge of causing the death of a cyclist through a negligent act. Ng Choon Peng, 29. was acquitted by District Judge Francis Tseng, who did not call for his defence. He was accused of speeding in his truck66 words
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283 1987-01-28 13 Second Indian airline to Singapore A SECOND Indian airline will soon be winging its way to Singapore, following a recent round of air talks between the two countries. Indian Airlines is planning twice-weekly flights later this year. Although its frequency will be way below those of Singapore Airlines and Air283 words
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Article, Illustration178 1987-01-28 13 SIMON KER - SIMON KER Picture by MR YI'ICHI Okamura adds the finishing touches to Frosty, one of two snow men at the Marina Mandarin hotel, en his arrival. The two snowmen, a gift from Sapporo, Japan, are expected to last at least four days in an air-conditioned room,178 words
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Article, Illustration423 1987-01-28 13 AUGUSTINE LOW - AUGUSTINE LOW Last year saw 1,326 fewer cars on the road than in 1985 By THE number of cars in Singapore has taken a dive for the first time since 1977, as a result of dismal car sales. There was a reduction423 words
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Article, Illustration374 1987-01-28 13 Police had to break into heavily padlocked flat A MOTHER bringing Lunar New Year cakes to her favourite son found him slashed to death after police were summoned to break into his heavily-pad-locked flat in Ang Mo Kio yesterday. Madam Tan Ah Muay,374 words
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Article107 1987-01-28 13 Four escape as car turns turtle THE driver and three passengers in a car escaped serious injury after it skidded and landed on its roof along Grange Road at 12.30 am yesterday. On Monday, electrician Mr Koh Kah Khue, 40, died when run over by a lorry after his motorcycle107 words
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Article270 1987-01-28 13 Temple medium on murder charge THE lawyer for murder accused Teo Boon Ann, 26, argued in the High Court yesterday that his client had acted in self-defence. Teo is alleged to have murdered Madam Chong Kin Meng, 66. at her Clementi Avenue 5 flat on Oct270 words
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260 1987-01-28 13 Heartstrings one of top 10 shows on TV last month HEARTSTRINGS, the Community Chest's phone-a-donation variety show, was one of the most watched television programmes last month, according to a survey. A poll taken by Survey Research Singapore showed that it was one of the top 10 television programmes, with260 words
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Article318 1987-01-28 13 PARKING fees at public carparks will remain unchanged this year. A statement from the Urban Redevelopment Authority said that it compared the rates charged by private carparks and public parking fees and decided there was no need to revise its fees. The URA said318 words
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Advertisement201 1987-01-28 8 J^jylfcu^M Wishing all our patrons, Inrtsm23 business associates friends A Happy Prosperous Lunar New Year JACKS PLACESTEAK HOUSE 117-A Killiney Road (0923) Tel *****28/*****21 268 Orchard Road #801-00 Yen San Building (0923) Tel *****61/*****15 401 Havelock Road Hotel Mi ra mar I #01-01 (0314) Tel *****01/*****22 JACKS F*U)CE (RESTAURAT*m Blk201 words
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Advertisement120 1987-01-28 8 GONG XI FA CAI Wishing everyone, especially our customers, a happy and bright Lunar New Year. Revised Business Hours Today, Jan 28: All Isetan stores will open till 4.30pm Kimisawa Supermarket will open till 6pm Thursday, Jan 29, Friday, Jan 30 Saturday Jan 31: All Isetan stores and Kimisawa Supermarket120 words
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Advertisement361 1987-01-28 9 10 REASONS WHY WECAHYTHE PANJMFIC EXTRAORDINARY. Picture yourself at the top of pi Dining on a regal scale. j^ the world. Era Our Continental grill serves airflown *?fc Our exquisite Cantonese restaurant on m-j j f y\\j g rITTKi D sea f°°d an d fine steaks. HAITIF KI I O361 words
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Article116 1987-01-28 10 LEADER OP the House S. Dhanabalan did not mince his words when he described what the Committee of Privileges found in investigating Mr JB. Jeyaretnam's allegations of Executive interference in the judiciary. It found him guilty of abuse of parliamentary privilege and recommended a $1,000 fine. Mr116 words
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Article99 1987-01-28 10 PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY (Trade Industry) Sidek Saniff said the committee's decision to fine Mr Jeyaretnam $1,000 for abuse of parliamentary privilege was "fair and justified, humane and balanced". He was among four MPs who spoke on this. Mr Goh Choon Kang (Braddell Heights) quoted Chinese writer Lu99 words
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Article78 1987-01-28 10 MR CHIAM See Tong (Potong Pasir), a member of the committee, was sorry that Mr Jeyaretnam was not present during the debate. He said Parliament was setting a precedent by judging and sentencing a man in his absence. Much of the afternoon saw Mr Chiam having78 words
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Article95 1987-01-28 10 REPORTS OF the proceedings of Parliament and its committees need not be verbatim, but they must be true and fair, Mr Dhanabalan said. In publishing five newsletters about the proceedings of the Committee of Privileges, Mr Jeyaretnam produced distortions which were "a perverted, biased or injurious95 words
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Article76 1987-01-28 10 MR CHIAM told the House that he found the total fine of $25,000 for contempt of Parliament "manifestly excessive". He preferred to recommend only an admonishment for Mr Jeyaretnam. But Mr Lim Boon Heng (Kebun Baru) said the question now was how much the House valued truth.76 words
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Article140 1987-01-28 10 CALL IT a new expression of filial piety, Singapore style. Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan disclosed details of the Central Provident Fund Board's "topping-up" scheme, through which children can make sure their parents have an income in old age. A person with at least $60,000 in140 words
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Article122 1987-01-28 10 SEVERAL OF the seven government backbenchers who rose to support the Bill asked if children would enjoy tax deductions for using cash to top up their parents' old-age accounts. Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan said this was being discussed with the Finance Ministry. To other questions,122 words
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Article, Illustration1015 1987-01-28 10 Debate on first report of Committee of Privileges An act against the nation and the people This reprehensible behaviour is not just a political act against the Government. It was an act against the nation and the people, an unpatriotic, anti-national act inspired1,015 words
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Article, Illustration266 1987-01-28 10 Penalty does not reflect seriousness of offence, says MP A BACKBENCHER said yesterday that even a fine of $50,000 on Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam would still be insufficient to compensate for the damage caused by his false allegations, let alone $1,000. Speaking in Mandarin during266 words
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529 1987-01-28 10 MR CHIAM See Tong startled Parliament yesterday by abstaining when the House was called upon to vote on the first report by the Committee of Privileges which recommended that Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam be found guilty of abuse of parliamentary privilege and fined $1000.529 words
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861 1987-01-28 10 Debate on the second report of the Committee of Privileges PARLIAMENT spent part of yesterday debating whether it was wrong to pronounce judgment on former Anson MP J. B. Jeyaretnam in his absence. Mr Chiam See Tong (Potong Pasir) thought Mr Jeyaretnam ought861 words
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Article, Illustration164 1987-01-28 10 Penalties described as humane, fair and balanced MR Sidek Saniff described the fines of $26,000 proposed for Mr Jeyaretnam by the Committee of Privileges as fair, humane and balanced. "Despite the gravity of the accusations made by the former MP for Anson, we have, if anything, been lenient," said the164 words
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Article275 1987-01-28 10 THESE are the specific allegations by Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam which the Committee of Privileges found to be totally untrue and unsubstantiated 1 ALLEGATION NO.l: District judges were afraid of giving decisions which displeased the Government and the At torney-General. 2 ALLEGATION N0.2: The Executive caused the transfer275 words
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Article, Illustration404 1987-01-28 10 MR Lim Boon Heng (Kebun Baru) said misrepresentations of Parliamentary proceedings by an MP were a severe transgression which the House had to deal with promptly and firmly. Not to do so could result in the erosion of public confidence in the "highest404 words
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Article, Illustration292 1987-01-28 10 MR WAN Hussin Zoohri (Kg Übi) yesterday described Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam as a man who had been exposed and shown to have been indulging in "dirty politics." The former MP for Anson disguised himself as a political champion and put on a mask292 words
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555 1987-01-28 11 Central Provident Fund (Amendment No. 2) Bill FILIAL piety may be rewarded with a tax break, if the Finance Ministry agrees to allow tax deductions for CPF members who use their money to top-up their parents' old-age accounts. Labour Minister555 words
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Article, Illustration510 1987-01-28 11 Review for minimum sum plan every three to five years QUOTE THE MINIMUM sum of $30,000 to be set aside at age 55 for retirement needs will be reviewed every three to five years to take into account inflation510 words
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865 1987-01-28 11 PHILIP LEE - PHILIP LEE **^^*^^^M^^^^****^^^*^^*^M^m From the Gallery MR CHIAM See Tong, who must surely aspire to be an effective debater in Parliament, might consider it worthwhile to reflect on the usefulness of doing homework. He might want also to put in more865 words
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Article, Illustration331 1987-01-28 11 B For those who have passed age of 55 on Jan 1, 1987 Maximum Age topping up 55 to 65* $30,000 "66 $28,800 67 $27,200 "68 $25,000 "69 $23,900 70 $22,200 "71 $20,300 72 $18,400 ~73 $16,400 ~74 $14,400 ~7S $12,200 "76 $10,000 "77 7,600331 words
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228 1987-01-28 11 Death due to negligence: More can sue Civil Law (Amendment) Bill CHANGES affecting claims that can be made when a person dies as a result of another's negligence are spelt out in the Civil Law (Amendment) Bill, introduced in Parliament on Monday. The Bill seeks to increase the range of228 words
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142 1987-01-28 11 Why there can Lbe delays in demolition MOST structures vacated by residents affected by resettlement are usually demolished within a month, National Development Minister S. Dhanabalan told the House on Monday. But as he explained to Mr Teo Chong Tee (Changi), there could sometimes be delays in demolition when: Vacated142 words
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126 1987-01-28 11 No to free parking at Dempsey Road NATIONAL Development Minister S. Dhanabalan turned down a backbencher's request on Monday fer free parking at the Dempsey Road fringe car park because it only cost* M cents te park there the whole day. Mr Heng Chiang Meng (Jalan Kayo) had asked for126 words
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259 1987-01-28 11 PROPERTY tax assessments on guest rooms, restaurants and function rooms in hotels will be based on actual gross receipts under the Property Tax (Amendment) Bill 1986 passed on Monday. A provision also allowed all lands under development to be exempt from tax. The Bill259 words
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Article81 1987-01-28 11 THE Housing Board's Yishun North area office is likely to be opened in May. In the meantime, the Yishun area office at Block 102. Yishun Avenue 5, is serving residents from Yishun North, Mr Dhanabalan said on Monday. Yishun New Town will also have81 words
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Advertisement32 1987-01-28 11 New Year Magic at Rumours. '*M mmi^ m^ W ■auTnl s-*v i j W^ J^^^^^T^J^^^^?^l-*M»*f*f^w*«*ML»*j*-^ mm m mm mmm mmm mm^^-m}******\M^^MßS^^ r "jQ^»%^ -SBSE S3 Ml W§SB^i.' r J mm*&msEh- A*z*zz&-' a32 words
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Advertisement192 1987-01-28 12 •4, t M m MMMW AT SK lm **^W m I M M f '>• ****W iwß 6 We wish all our patois J/mV^^J AHappyaridPiospeiDus wff t Lunar New\ear. J^ /itjl fIL, Sjmm%A*aaail Ma. fll Ifl* /m* f S/*mm\ammW fl fll Amk MjLmaadk W A, Af WW 4L J r192 words
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Advertisement439 1987-01-28 13 Give a gift of health and long life *iji^//\ j i ai^ This lunar new year show that you really care. Help a friend stop smoking. S aW 1 raining Hralih r ducalion Deparlmenl. Mlnhln of Health, Singapore. 2 181 MWV COLLEGE I H John Belcher, Director of International Education,439 words
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Article595 1987-01-28 14 NOT MANY Singaporeans know of the group of reservists in the Armed Forces called "key appointment holders". Certainly, their acronym KAHs must sound strange to many ears. But they were the focus of the amendment which Parliament introduced on Monday to the Enlistment Act. The595 words
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Article, Illustration1254 1987-01-28 14 ABBY TAN - Media makes Mrs Aquino the main issue ABBY TAN Plebiscite on the Philippines' new Constitution By Mamla Correspondent j QUOTE j MANILA Amidst the sound and fury, Manila's mass media has merely skimmed over the merits of the new Constitution that Filipinos must vote for or against in Monday's plebiscite.1,254 words
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759 1987-01-28 14 Ning Juita - Working like a slave and celebrating like a prince Ning Juita "THE CHINESE," my grandpa used to say, "do everything wholeheartedly." "Look at Bunclt," he added, "he works like a stove 51 weeks each year. Comes Chinese New Year, he celebrates like a prince." "Bunclt" was the nickname affectionately given759 words
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Article, Illustration1591 1987-01-28 15 VIKRAM KHANNA - VIKRAM KHANNA By QUOTE QUOTE ON SEPT 22, 1985, five men met at the Plaza Hotel in New York. What emerged from their meeting may well prove to be one of the most far-reaching decisions of this decade. The men were the finance1,591 words
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674 1987-01-28 15 LONDON The foreign exchange markets can hardly be blamed for taking a dim view of the latest Baker/ Mlyazawa "agreement" on economic co-opera-tion. The statement from the two finance ministers Is a jumble of vague generalities and contains, If anything, even less substance thanFT - 674 words
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Advertisement12 1987-01-28 14 Rentokil LICENSED TO KILL ALL PESTS ~ca1T*****05 FOR FREE SURVEY AND ADVICE12 words
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Advertisement746 1987-01-28 15 \j4 1 f *f*vt tfwtft mtufifoont. v/january 28th, 30th and \^*NA 31st from 10 am to spm \j mw^ and closed on the 29th. HANDS Doll Youi-sHI si nits 11 mi; i^irjiaijr^diiidiirJfjaEraEiEiEJfa era 1 "7j— 3 mmm% |VJ*V *fw k *m J^M nl r oomi.mqik fc^sk& pI if| 5 GONG746 words
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Letter, Illustration447 1987-01-28 16 Bedok residents jump queue and rush for cars CAR pools have become very popular these days. Almost every housing estate has a pick-up point with signs clearly indicating the destinations Orchard Road or Shenton Way. The first thing you notice about these pick-up points447 words
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123 1987-01-28 16 Unselfish act by a group of NS men DURING tue recent rainy spell, the stretch af Tamptoes Read, near Jalan Leyang Besar, waa heavily Heeded. The place weuM have been ia eemplete chaee if net far a group af national servicemen, who had stepped ta help direct traffic. They also123 words
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Letter, Illustration249 1987-01-28 16 IN YOUR issue of Jan 15 you quoted Mr Goh Sin Tub, who referred to the statue at the front of St Joseph's School, as saying, "In a sense, the statue has passed into history and now belongs to all Singapore,249 words
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243 1987-01-28 16 THIS letter may contain information that parents of hyperactive children may find beneficial. They should, however, note that what worked for me may not work for them. My eldest child was hyperactive and would go through periods of highly aggressive behaviour. He could be very243 words
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170 1987-01-28 16 HDB could have been more diplomatic PLEASE refer to the Housing Board's reply "Proper practice" (ST, Jan 22) about an arrears notice which was pah ted on the door of my flat. The reply said: "Only when no one is at home to receive the final notice will it be170 words
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293 1987-01-28 16 PR firm sees article in different light I WOULD like to offer an alternative perspective on your assertion that Gibson Public Relations is "unlikely to be a serious contender" for Singaporebased international public relations programmes because we "lack the networks" of our multinational competitors. The specific case cited in the293 words
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185 1987-01-28 16 WE refer to the article "Why didn't driver tell man to stop puffing" (ST, Jan 5). We sympathise with Christopher and the old gentleman who were so unjustifiably treated. However, as the bus registration number, date and time of the incident were not given,185 words
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80 1987-01-28 16 Name not spelt out, officers say I REFER to the letter "Witness had his name spelt out" by "Passenger" (ST, Jan 9). The two officers have claimed that they did not spell out aloud the particulars of the witness as there was no reason to do so. We would appreciate80 words
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Advertisement637 1987-01-28 16 JiL^FCCK YUEN X V Wishing you a happy J^O prosperous New Year. nr~^ in :=r The right place for your sumptuous feastings and simple fare day or night l"hc restaurant is noted for its distinctive flavour of t antoncsc cuisine which ls specially prepared hv the vtK'ts ilircctlv engaged front637 words
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Advertisement96 1987-01-28 16 GONG XI FA CAI! Colourful Raw Rah^" rpi^^SScavPride^Pß StanVcompeiiioa flfl YU I (advance order) Of the MOOD Lr j\ fVy^ "13 (Fairway is closed for one day only on 284-1987) fOf] 9^\¥ h( Usher in the Lunar New Year at Fairway with our \^-i*\ O^yT colourful Good Luck Yu Sheng96 words
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Article, Illustration80 1987-01-28 17 FALLS in some heavyweight stocks, including DBS and OCBC, halted a rising Singapore stock market late yesterday afternoon. The Straits Times Industrial Index ended 0.27 points ahead at 936.04 and rises led falls 106 to 30. But the Business Times Composite Index fell 2.56 points to 828.7080 words
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Article79 1987-01-28 17 MM* «di» 214 -t-?t Metro HUp (46 -20 SPK Sentosa 57 +19 Rothmam Mua 646 +15 KS 110 *10 Cerebos 60c 496-10 Robtnsor 310 10 City 0»» 50c 217 -1 0 Chuan Hup Rts 200 -10 Trammarco 257 -ft Sen* Shipyard 257 1 M Oats 277 -t- 1 atajnum79 words
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Article68 1987-01-28 17 SPH 7«0 30 06S 960 75 SU 955 -16 OCBC 960 -15 Spare land 570 -IS Com Plant 50c 304-12 FIN 960-10 Harmon M'ui 396 -I HanfCoiat 254 -I M Bat-Ant '>*'> NST 560 -5 WA 243-5 Sim Up Finance 128 —5 Rath h- 50c 222-3 Grand Central 1968 words
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Article12 1987-01-28 17 UMW 2,337,000 Sime Darby 1,718,000 MMC 1,204,000 Haw Par 1,018,00012 words
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Article96 1987-01-28 17 lan 26 tin 27 tin 26 Jan 27 ST Properties 448 43 449 42 Bt Composite ***** 828/0 ST Mininfs 283 30 283 37 BT Indicator *****76$ *****461 ST Plantations 1907 89 1906 34 BT OB OS 2C6 157 DBS CPF Indei ***** 320 87 CAO 6966 6894 OCBC96 words
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Article38 1987-01-28 17 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Fanes Industrial Composite 1986/87 High 957 97(14/1/87) 844 42(13/1/87) 1986/87 low 563 34 (28/4/86) ***** (28/4/86) Ailttme High 1071 91 (8/2/84) 983 06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74 75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)38 words
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Article29 1987-01-28 17 DM Y FF 8$ HkS I S$ ÜBS 1 823*3 152 60 unq 2 1390 unq E 1 5225 ***** 152 10 ***** 2 1395 7.7720 *****29 words
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Article60 1987-01-28 17 Eurodollar: Lost six ticks to 93.89 a contract. Deutschemark: Lost 14 ticks to 0.5505 a contract. British Pound: Lost 90 ticks to 1.5160 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 12 ticks to 0.*****1 a contract. Nikkei: Gained 60 points to ***** a contract. US Treasury bond: Lost 88 ticks to60 words
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Article85 1987-01-28 17 HONGKONG Hong Kong's leading shipping concern, the Tung Group, has completed its US$2.6 billion (555.56 billion) debt-restructuring plan whirh h,id won approval earlier from all its 230 creditors. Trading in shares in the group's publk arm. Orient Overseas Holdings Ltd (OOHL), will resume on theAFP - 85 words
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Article54 1987-01-28 17 NEW YORK Profits of the largest US brokerage firm, Merrill Lynch, more than doubled last year from those of 1985, largely on record profits posted by its core businesses. The firm posted earnings of US$454 3 million (*****.2 million), a 103 per cent increase from the U*****.3 millionReuter - 54 words
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Article49 1987-01-28 17 NEW YORK The world's largest oil company. Exxon Corp. has re- ported that its fourthquarter earnings dropped almost 19 per cent to US$l.4B billion (553.16 billion). This was primarily because the modest rebound in world oil prices failed to offset sharply lower refining and marketing profits. UPIUPI - 49 words
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Article66 1987-01-28 17 NEW YORK International Business Machines Corp has introduced its most powerful computer and announced plans to revamp the rest of its 3090 series of big, mainframe machines. Some analysts said the new computers would force price cuts by IBM's competitors, possibly including Digital Equipment Corp, the successfulReuter - 66 words
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Article64 1987-01-28 17 SEATTLE Profits of the world's biggest airliner manufacturer. Boeing, rose 17.5 per cent last year to US$665 million (551 .42 billion), but a slump is predicted this year because of fewer orders. Boeing expects sales this year to total U5514.75 billion, down from US$l6.3 billion last yearReuter - 64 words
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238 1987-01-28 17 Gulf Council agree on unified currency system ABU DHABI (United Arab Emiratao) MONETARY officials af the six member countries af the Gulf Co-operation Council have agreed ta unify their currencies, GCC officials reported. Mr Abdullah Avowals, GCC Assistant Secre-tary-Geaeral far Economic Affairs reported the agreement late aa Monday at theAP - 238 words
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120 1987-01-28 17 720m British Airways shares for sale LONDON The British government's offer for sale of 720.2 million shares in British Airways has been priced at 125 pence (554.07) a share, but only about half will be payable initially. The shares will be 65p payable on application with the remaining 60p dueReuter - 120 words
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440 1987-01-28 17 CONRAD RAJ - Rubber House sold at 'high price of $33m' CONRAD RAJ By RUBBER House, the 15--storey headquarters of the Rubber Association of Singapore (RAS), has been sold for "an unexpectedly high price". Sources in the property market said the $33 million price which works out to more than $2,000 a square440 words
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Article, Illustration773 1987-01-28 17 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH Prospects depend on continued improvement in economy: Chairman By SINGAPORE Press Holdings, the publishing giant which owns all of Singapore's major newspapers, is optimistic that the current year will be "generally better". However, the better prospects depend strongly on the continued773 words
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Article, Illustration594 1987-01-28 17 S. KUMAR - Chua Boon Unn voted out of Cycle Carriage board S. KUMAR MR CHUA Boon Unn has lost his seat on the boards of Singapore-based Cycle Carriage Ltd (CCL) and its 49 per cent-owned Malaysian associate, Cycle Carriage Bintang, and corporate observers say the development underlines the growing control of the594 words
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468 1987-01-28 17 S. KUMAR - Standard to go into stockbroking with First City S. KUMAR By THE Standard Chartered Bank will take a 49 pet cent stake in the stockbroking company set up recently by First City Holdings, which bought the stockbroking seat of E.G.Tan Co on Monday First City, headed by fi nancier Allan468 words
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96 1987-01-28 17 HONGKONG The stateowned China Trust and Investment Corp (Citic) was confirmed yesterday as a buyer of a big stake in Hongkong's Cathay Pacific Airways. A Citic subsidiary is to acquire a 12.5 per cent stake in the airline for HKJ1.936 billion (*****.4 million).Reuter - 96 words
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Article3307 1987-01-28 18 READERS should be aware of the inflations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the stock eichanfe, is covered in "business done". Further, because al deainjs at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend in3,307 words
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Article2158 1987-01-28 18 INDUSTRIALS Acma Aimomoto < Ale. Hldg Alcorn (736X1) 72 0) 73 AISB '58 56 59 5S> (6) 58 (6) 57 < 1 50 5 xd API 528 535) I 49 5 ASM 1716 1725. O10) 170(280) 171 (15) 173 (5) 171 (151) 172 xd Antoh2,158 words
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Article2874 1987-01-28 18 Al shares quoted have i par value of SI, unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip rights H Taieiempted dividend ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in doiars Trustee stocks under CPF Approved (trvesbncnt Scheme 1986/87 Last YieM Vol Day2,874 words
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632 1987-01-28 19 LATE selling of some heavyweight stocks pared earlier gains on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index ended 0.27 points ahead at 936.04, but the Business Times Composite Index fell 2.56 points to 828.70 and the DBS Index of632 words
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Article323 1987-01-28 19 Ian 27 HKS Chant* Assoc Inn Hoteh 2 00 0 025 Bonk Of Eost Ana 23 20 unch Cathay Pacific Air susp Cheung Kong 38 25 I China Light 19 40 4 06 Cross Horb Tunnel 10 80 +01 F Consortium 0 64 unch G I Cement 12 70323 words
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Article360 1987-01-28 19 Ian 27 Ten Chanfe Aanomoto I960 +10 Akoi 382 unch Amodo 87 1 +26 A*ohi C hem 790 I Akoh. Gloss 1350 unch Bonk Ot Tokyo 1370 +70 IVidgeitone 730 IS Conon 950 -4 Couo Computer 1300 unch Citizen 453 2 D Nfcp Prior 1870 +20 D l^kpoon Screen360 words
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Article364 1987-01-28 19 Jen 27 Cert* Chant* I (lm\) A C I 415S I A N I 318 -2 u Abertoyle 1200S -20 k A«c 355 +4 I Amcor 435 -5 I Ampd Exp 365 20 f Ampol Pet 275 unch t Ani 5705 Anodne Au*» 342 +7 A*hton 283 +10 r364 words
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Article70 1987-01-28 19 __JIIII I J I I U L NST Index Tuesday 1,410.53 (1,399.50) HM Honfkonf Hang Senf ftS* Tuesday 2,524.01 (2,484.35) Austraian Al-Ordmaries 1 Tuesday 1,533.30 (Closed) Nkkei Stock Average Tuesday 19,686.83 (19,554.72) Financial Tines Industrials Monday 1,411.20 (1,425.90) Dow Jones Average I g$ Monday 2,107.28 (2,101.52) ff (Figures in70 words
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Article203 1987-01-28 19 Jar 26 IBS Chat-e Aleoo 39* unch AaVed Sig 45* Amox Inc 14 -H Arrw Corp 58*4 -1 Aft 26* u#lf aa)o*a**n 3il *n> Boemg Co SI -M Burroughs Cp Cmarpior Co 41* Chase Monhtn 39* Chrysler Cp 44* -IH Citicorp 56* -2V* Com Nat Go* 36 Comal203 words
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Article495 1987-01-28 19 Im 26 rente Ckaaje •BUSTBMLS Alied-Lyon* 338 -4 Ass. Doxies BTRPLC 273 Bobcocks 196 -2'* Borcloy* 525 -II Beechom 460 -4 BKX 311 -I Blue Cede 681 6 BOC Group 399 -4 Boot* 253 -4 Bowater 387 -5 BATS 480 13 Bntonma I53't unch BntGos 68 B Telecom 215495 words
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Article354 1987-01-28 19 1 Ms Ji 000 2 Fa tm cwtaMrs or#y 3 OttC Frmci 4 infaUs tl OB Fftssx*. 5 j-aTajtaj But ntn art urtsrsO bT **~*tan OUT. NTs rrtts ass a-aaaata it urjf tJss twaa* it DBS Asssxs. OCBC OUB (JOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 3 3 2354 words
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Article172 1987-01-28 19 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dol-rs to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1 4149 1.4177 7.16—6.97 Canadian dollar 1.5856—1.5869 6.37-6.27 NZ dollar 1 1475 1.1502 8.79—8.51 Sterling pound 3.2619 3.2656 3.10—3.05 US dollar 2.1390—2.1400 4.70-4.66 Local defers to 100 units172 words
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Article101 1987-01-28 19 THE US dollar closed softer against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed at 2.1390/00 in fairly active trading. It fluctuated within a range of 2.1360 and 2.1390. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 1.8235/45 and closed at 1.8145/55. Trading was active,101 words
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Article162 1987-01-28 19 TOKYO Yen-denomi-nated gold futures closed mixed with prices down seven to up six yen per gram, dealers said. Prices rose initially in line with firmer prices in New York but later turned mixed as prices were cut down on selling due to the firmer yen against the dollar. Easier162 words
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Article24 1987-01-28 19 GOLD US$/oz Tuts Man Singapore 409.50—410.00 405.00—405.50 Hongkong Closed 404.80—405.30 Mm Fri New York 410.60 411.10 404.60— 405 10 London 407.50—408.00 402.50—403.0024 words
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Article255 1987-01-28 19 Wmamnl pricaa for Jot 28 Sinfapore Unit Trust Th* Commerce 093— 1 00 The Sa.inp Fund 0 85— 0 91 Spore Proc Fund 0 36— 0 40 S pore Sec Fund 067-067 Spore Invest Fund 0.71— 0 77 S'pore Equity Fund 0.45— 0 49 Asia Unit Trust Mil255 words
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Article112 1987-01-28 19 Eurodollar 3-month deposit MARCH Eurodollar opened at 93.90, gapped down from the previous close of 93.95. Fears of a weak dollar which might adversely affect the upcoming US Treasury action pressured Eurodollar futures. The market remained weak. The Liffe opening saw the March contract remaining depressed, closing at 93.89, down112 words
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Article66 1987-01-28 19 CURRENCY futures opened lower than previous closing levels but recovered as the dollar slipped again following comments by Mr Baker that he has no plans for a G-5 meeting. March deutschemark closed 14 ticks lower at 0.5505. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Mar 87 0.549566 words
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Article38 1987-01-28 19 MARCH pound closed lower at 1.5160. (British Pound) Open High Law Sett Est Vol Mar 87 1.5170 1.5170 1 51 40 A 1.5160 20 Jbb ***** Sept 1.4825 Open lit (Moo): 212. Act Vol (Mm): W.38 words
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Article37 1987-01-28 19 MARCH yen closed 12 ticks higher at 0.*****1. (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Mar 87 0.*****8 0.*****2 0.*****8 0.*****1 254 Job 0.*****6 Sept 0.*****1 Open lat (Moa): ftfft. Act Vol (Moa): tat.37 words
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Article62 1987-01-28 19 MARCH Nikkei closed higher at ***** on speculative buying as share prices rose to a record close in Tokyo. (Nikkei Stock Average Index) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Spot *****.10 *****.64 *****.34 *****.83 Feb 87 ***** *****B ***** ***** Two Mar ***** ***** ***** *****62 words
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Article69 1987-01-28 19 MARCH US T-bond opened 15 ticks lower at 99.21 but recovered slightly from OBOT's closing of 99.15. The March contract recovered slightly to 99.23 but lack of follow-through saw the contract closing at 99.16, down from the previous close. (US Treasury Bond) Open High Low Sett Est69 words
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Article26 1987-01-28 19 (USt per troy ounce) Open Hick Law Sett Est Vel Feb 87 409.40 Open bit (Mea): NU. Act Vel (Men): NU. Reports from 8A Futures26 words
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Article19 1987-01-28 19 Rubber Closing prices cents kik) Singapore January 195 bO up one cent Malaysia January ***** up one cent19 words
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Article18 1987-01-28 19 Tin Closing prices Ms/kHo KL Tin 17 23 up three cents Turnover 96 tonnes down 30 tonnes18 words
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Article29 1987-01-28 19 CtaJnr. prices Copper £/tome Mon Spot 874 50— 8 7S 00 (874 00-874 50) 3 months 897 00-898 00 (895 50-896 00) Market tone Steady Sales 5.300 tonnes29 words
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Article27 1987-01-28 19 Ciovm prictl Silv.r USS/trtT <U Tim aw Singapore 5 62-5 67 5 53-5 5* Ne» Yon 5 64-5 69 5 55—5 61 Source Credit Suisse. Spore27 words
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Article27 1987-01-28 19 Ctosinf, prices Aluminium £/tome Skm Spot *****-***** 1765 00-766 00) 3 months 782 00-782 50 (778 50-779 00) Market tone Steady but quiet Sales 2.400 tonnes27 words
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Article92 1987-01-28 19 Crude MS/tonnc palm oi Feb 890 (south) 885 (central) 875 (north) Refined palm oi USS/ tonnes RBD palm oil Feb/ Mar 375 (sellers! Apr ***** (sellers) RBD Stearin Ftb/Mar 345 (sellers) RBD Oietn Feb 385 i sellers) Mar 'Apr /May 390 (sellers. Crude stearin Neutralised Unq palm oil92 words
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Article, Illustration203 1987-01-28 19 Vessel Berth An Dep Keppel Mnrvts Arabian Express Kl5 aside 28/1 Akro Star Kl6 aside 28/1 Ganda Gama K35 aside 28/1 Glory Seiatan 6 Kl9 aside 28/1 Kota Wangsa K3O aside 30/1 Kota Wangi K3l aside 01/2 Mudanshan K32 aside 01/2 Niaga 42 K2l aside 28/1 Riau203 words
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Article692 1987-01-28 19 LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) An Cargo Time Block Or Freedom (12) 29/1 (0700) FSA 1730-1830/1830 1930 Nl/Pl E Greet (012RW) 29/1 (1500) FSA 1100 1200/1200 1300 84/F4 E Grade (017RW) 01/2 (1300) FSA *****200/*****300 84/F4 Ms Claudine (8705) 28/1 (1600) F2 0700-0730/0730-0800 A2/B2 Fine Eagle (3) 28/1692 words
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427 1987-01-28 20 PETALING JAYA - PETALING JAYA Company defends purchase of 20% stake in CIH SHAREHOLDERS of George Kent (Malaysia) Bhd yesterday overwhelmingly approved the company's acquisition of a 20 per cent stake in C.I. Holdings Bhd (CIH) and George Kent strongly rejected the Malaysian Investors Association's claim that427 words
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376 1987-01-28 20 LONDON THE London Stock Exchange has launched its "third market", a junior equity market designed for young growth companies. Trading started in only eight companies on Monday, but exchange officials expect between 80 and 200 companies to join by the end of theReuter - 376 words
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Article, Illustration316 1987-01-28 20 BRITISH medical equipment manufacturers will be encouraged to set up marketing offices and manufacturing and assembly plants in Singapore because of lower overheads, a British Healthcare Export Council executive said yesterday. Mr Geraint Thomas, an export executive with BHEC, said the world316 words
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312 1987-01-28 20 ANTHONY HOE - ANTHONY HOE By YEO Hiap Seng Ltd (YHS) is still negotiating the sale of its 71 per cent interest in Hongkong-based Yeo Hiap Seng Enterprises Ltd (YHSE), Group Chairman and Managing Director Alan Yeo said yesterday. Mr Yeo said the softdrink312 words
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Article, Illustration12 1987-01-28 20 "You're not a haa-bean, but you're not a will-be either."12 words
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Article26 1987-01-28 20 SHAREHOLDERS of Peak Hua Industries Bhd have approved the proposed five for one rights issue of 51.6 million new ordinary SI shares at par.26 words
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Article61 1987-01-28 20 KHONG Guan Flour Milling has reported a 110.6 per cent increase in group pie-tax profit to $872,000 for the six months ended last Oct 31. The increase came despite a 29.6 per cent decline in group turnover to $4.2 million. Group after-tax profit also showed a 29 per61 words
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Article61 1987-01-28 20 HONGKONG Tin Corporation Malaysia Bhd has reached an agreement with the vendors of Pakatan Perakbina Sdn Bhd and Transportable Camps Sdn Bhd to terminate the sale and purchase agreements of the two companies. Hongkong Tin's proposed special issue of 9.2 million 50-sen shares at 80 sen per share61 words
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Article52 1987-01-28 20 THE appointment of Tan Sri Dato Taib Haji Andak as a director of Bousteadco Singapore Ltd received unanimous approval from shareholders at a Bousteadco extraordinary general meeting on Monday. Tan Sri Dato Taib, a director of Boustead PLC, was also appointed chairman of Bousteadco following the resignation of Mr52 words
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Article154 1987-01-28 20 THE Capital Issues Committee has approved Kian Joo Can Factory Bhd's (KJC) proposed acquisition of all the shares of Federal Metal Printing Factory Sdn Bhd (FMPF), a special bumiputra issue of new shares, and the listing and quotation of new shares on the Kuala Lumpur Stock154 words
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Article214 1987-01-28 20 CIH meeting to vote on purchase KUALA LUMPUR Shareholders of C.I. Holdings Bhd (CIH) are to meet at an extraordinary general meeting on Feb 14 to vote on an agreement to buy 80 per cent of General Corporation's whollyowned subsidiary. General Ceramic Manufacturers Sdn Bhd. CIH has advised shareholders toBernama - 214 words
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288 1987-01-28 20 Bedford managing director wears new hats at Emtex KUALA LUMPUR Bedford managing director Teo Kai Joo has been given new hats to wear at Emtex less than a month after he and his brother, Mr Teo Kai Seng, were voted to the Emtex board. Emtex has told the Kuala LumpurMBT - 288 words
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Article54 1987-01-28 20 TALAM Corporation Bhd has appointed Che Ismail bin Che Wan Mohd Yusop chairman following the resignation of Raja Tan Sri Aznam bin Raja Haji Ahmad. It has also appointed Messrs Lim Fng Chong and Tengku Marudin Shah bin Tenpku Abdul Jalil Shah directors and Mr Lim Eng54 words
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Advertisement67 1987-01-28 17 America's Fastest Growing Retailer will be arriving in Singapore Kid of February 1987 msNt ■■■■M Wm^mmmmmmmWmmW HOME SHOPPING NETWORK ivite Manufacturers to submit Current Catalog and Price List on All Consumer Product Lines prior to our setting appointments. These should be Speed Posted to: Home Shopping Network, Inc. Clearwater, Florida67 words
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Advertisement292 1987-01-28 18 JAMHAMm FOR DEVEIOPMHa: A Public Listed Property tevetopment Company is looking for land for development. Land large or small, suitable for commercial or residential (tevetopment, located in any part of Singapore may be considered for purchase or for joint-venture with us. Land owners or agents are welcome to contact our292 words
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Advertisement72 1987-01-28 18 Nanirrioth Hunters Jean M. Auel ■*si»^^^^HflßBlßS VtJßfcß t^^^v Set in ihe challenging terrain of Ice Age Europe that millions of her readers have already discovered. THE MAMMOTH HUNTERS is a powerful novel of love, knowledge, jealousy and fateful decisions Once again, Jean M Auel has miraculously shaped our distant past72 words
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Advertisement406 1987-01-28 20 m Wm I a*L/r*W*M Jm^BajWaW m m «*fl lT^P!*aaa^l*P^**^aa^^aaiT^*W^^^**Tß K^-i. I' *^^B ~l BflflflflflflflfflWHl^^ hb fl^*fll flflflflflflff^V^ N^fliiwfl H a ..afl BBBB^I ib m ah bi ib ara\ *aw *r i ran m*Amm aWW > fll ""w _***mm\ >' TL^ fllflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflfllk-i .flfla wl **b t .an a*rae L iMM I406 words
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Article230 1987-01-28 21 TONTO - Follow these form horses KUALA LUMPUR The following horses did well over the weekend and it would pay to follow them: a Turf Laver finished fifth to Genie's Pet over 1,600m despite being inconvenienced twice in the running. The four-year-old should get his winning turn soon. a Ima Believer has230 words
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Article164 1987-01-28 21 TONTO - TONTO ON THE TRACK with KUALA LUMPUR Sheikh 11, joint topweight in the Tunku Gold Cup on Sunday, was the only candidate sent against the clock on a yielding track here yesterday morning. With K.C. Ow Yang up, the Governor's Gold Cup winner cantered one164 words
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Article, Illustration362 1987-01-28 21 LUCKY LEO - LUCKY LEO Indonesian-Chinese will lead Far East challenge to European racing By TRAINER Lester Piggott flew in last night from London to "discuss business" with new owner, Danny Yap, who has just placed a string of unraced horses from famous bloodlines under theALBERT SIM - 362 words
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Article, Illustration234 1987-01-28 21 At the dOOm At the finish cvx xcgx jBEEB MEBB jg a i SESS ZZ £11 o Pictures at the *ttm by Restricted terms Div A 1,200m 1. L'Macho 2. Win-Em-All IT 3. Surewell 4. Jonnicgo Dist: Nk, 4, 4 Time 1:12234 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration135 1987-01-28 21 181 Deaths 181 Deaths CAPTAIN LAKHBIR SINGH S/O BALKARA SINGH AND AMAR KAUR Ag»36 VILLAGE: MANAKPURA MSTIMCT: AMMTBAR Paaaad away auddanly in Brunei an 24.1 J7 Deeply mourned by wife Ourmej Kaur (Sarah Stephen) Daughters Dag Deesh Kaur, Sharon Melinda Kaur Grandmother, Father, Mother, Sisters, Brothers, Brothers-In-Law, Slsters-In-Law, Uncles, Aunts,135 words
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Obituary, Illustration394 1987-01-28 21 MDM THIAGARAJAN KASEEAMMAL Age 73 yr*. panted away peacefully on 27 i 87 leaving behind beloved S.V Singaram Blether T. Annamalai 8on: S. Masilainani Daughter: R Vasukl Daughter in lew. M. lndranl Son-in-law: P. Raman Jtvananthan Loganathan Thayalan Grand daughter In lew. Sumathl Grand -daughter*: Maheswart Thlvya Grand394 words
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Obituary, Illustration180 1987-01-28 21 In loving memory ol GEORGE LEE TENG KAI Departed 28 1 84 Time changes many things. But not the memory this day brings Always remembered by loving wile, children, son-in-law. daughter-in-law. grandchildren A all loved one*. In Loving Memory ol MDM. CHEH YUH LAIN Departed Jan. 26th.180 words
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Obituary, Illustration77 1987-01-28 21 Condolence* to the family ol SSG Peter Goh Kim Loonq From RSM member* of 2nd Guard, WO Sergeant* Mea* 185 Requiem PATH-DA-BHOG In memory ol the lete D.S. GILL (s/o Lata Gurcharan Singh Gill. Muer) of Sime Darby Plantations Path-Da-Bhog (prayers) will be held at the Sikh Temple.77 words
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Obituary, Illustration78 1987-01-28 21 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. HEE QUEE NJAN Aged 90 Departed: 24/1/1987 express their heartfelt thanks to aM relative*, friend*, busineee associates for their condolences, kind assistance, attendance, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement Appreciation to the doctors and nureoe in ettendence at Ward78 words
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Obituary, Illustration173 1987-01-28 21 181 Deaths 181 Deaths JOHN M.V. GOMEZ ol SIA (cabin crew) pa***d away peacefully on 27 Jan '87 leaving behind beloved wile 2 daughters, mother, brothers, sister* and their femilios lo mourn hi* loss. Cortege leave* 25. Glasgow Road, S'pore on 2S Jen 17 al 2.00pm for service at Church173 words
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Advertisement10 1987-01-28 21 HER WORLDta is a great way to end the day10 words
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Advertisement8 1987-01-28 21 More obituary announcements on pg. Eleven (Section Two)8 words
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Article, Illustration548 1987-01-28 22 FORMER professional boxing great UM KEE CHAN (right) has returned to the ring as manager-coach of the Republic's two-man team to the President's Cnp event in Jakarta, starting on Sunday. Kee Chan, who is also a sports Journalist with The Straits Times, leaves with the team on548 words
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Article377 1987-01-28 22 Soviets aCCSpt: The Soviet Union are the first nation to accept an invitation to race in the 30th Tour of Britain cycle race. The prompt reply from the Soviets indicates they are anxious to reverse the decline in their fortunes that saw them beaten by Belgian andAFP; Reuter; UPI; AP - 377 words
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Article196 1987-01-28 22 Jahangir forgoes Belgium Open KARACHI Pakistan's squash star Jahangir Khan did not enter the Belgium Open because organisers had not met a demand for appearance money, his manager Ronald Morton s..id Morton said a statement issued by the organisers that Jahangir had scratched from tie tournament in Antwerp was an196 words
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Article, Illustration348 1987-01-28 22 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON Sasa chief Goh warns of pressure at Sea Games By Competing abroad these days just for the exposure is not that important a factor as achieving set goals of excellence. Everybody expects us to do well m again. Goh Yong Hong FREE trips merely348 words
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SPOTLIGHT ON SOCCER
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Article, Illustration321 1987-01-28 22 MOVING ON LIVERPOOL John Aldridge's protracted transfer from Oxford to Liverpool was completed on Monday, but it will be another three weeks before he can make his debut. The £750,000 ($2.43m) striker is ineligible for Liverpool's Football Association and Littlewoods Cup games and the postponement321 words
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Article546 1987-01-28 22 'Play or else': Kenny Dalglish, the record-holder of Scotland caps, has been warned that his international future is in jeopardy. Scotland supremo Andy Roxburgh has told the 35-year-old Liverpool player-manager that he runs the risk of not being picked by him if he continues to leave himself outUPI; AFP - 546 words
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Article, Illustration230 1987-01-28 22 Smith rejects $3m offer by Chelsea STAYING PUT LONDON Alan Smith, star striker of stragglers Leicester City, on Monday turned down a £1 million ($3.27 m) move to First Division rivals Chelsea. After talking with the London club's manager, John Hollins, and their chairman, Ken Bates, the 24-year-old Leicester forwardAFP - 230 words
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Article, Illustration162 1987-01-28 22 Labour inspector backs Barcelona BARCELONA A government labour Inspector was quoted on Monday as saying that Barcelona had a legal right not to play their West German midfielder Bend Schuster. Schuster has not played ter Barcelona after being substituted in their European Cap final defeat last May. He is suingReuter - 162 words
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Article245 1987-01-28 22 LITTLEWOODS CUP Luton force second replay LONDON English Football Association Cup holders Liverpool squandered a handful of chances and were held 0-0 by visitors Luton in a Littlewoods Cup third-round replay on Monday night. Liverpool return to Luton's plastic pitch, a surface they dislike, for a secondReuter - 245 words
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Article232 1987-01-28 22 RIO DE JANEIRO Veteran midfielder Socrates scored both goals in Flamengo's 2-0 win over Vitoria on Sunday to qualify for the third round of the Brazilian championship. The tournament resumed over the weekend after a month-long break. Thirty-six teams are competing for 16 berths in232 words
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Article, Illustration543 1987-01-28 23 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH By w f /Parson 4 You can get to the balls, but when you're as rusty as I am, you don't know what m to do with them. Layer yesterday Amritraj, Laver sweat to give glimpse of greatness VIJAY AMRITRAJ felt suffocated543 words
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749 1987-01-28 23 For Sport* Editor GODFREY ROBERT, tho name VIJAY AMRITRAJ brings back memories. It reminds him of tho days when Vijay, then only 13, was trying to brook into tho world of big -time tennis. Here, Godfrey looks bock on tho day when ho749 words
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Article278 1987-01-28 23 AMERICA'S CUP FREMANTLE Skipper lain Murray is making sure his crew are not only in top physical shape for the finals but also mentally honed for combat. Sports psychology made its debut in America's Cup competition in 1983, spearheaded by John Bertrand, skipper of theUPI - 278 words
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Article345 1987-01-28 23 FOREIGN TENNIS SYDNEY Top-seeded Czech Miloslav Mecir scored a straight-sets first-round win over Australian John Frawley in the US$lO5,OO ($223,600) New South Wales Open championships at White City here yesterday. The deceptive Czech, ranked ninth in the world, took just over an hour to subdue FrawleyUPI; Reuter; AFP - 345 words
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SINGAPORE OPEN GOLF
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Article167 1987-01-28 23 ASIAN GOLF CIRCUIT The Asian golf circuit will too off with tho Philippine Open on Fob 19 and end off with the Japan Open on April 26. Legs and dates (in brackets): Philippine Open (Feb 19-22), Hongkong Open (Feb 26-March 1), Malaysian Open (March 5-8), Thai167 words
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Article, Illustration280 1987-01-28 23 LIM KEE CHAN - LIM KEE CHAN By Th* Philippine Open is on* of the oldest, if not th* oldest, on tho circuit. If wo hod not boon able to got bock, wo would have lost our piece because Australia woro all sot to280 words
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Article, Illustration258 1987-01-28 23 Jaya, Pugalenthi selected for Golden Mile event PERUMAL PUGALENTHI and Kandasamy Jayamani were the winners in the men's and women's sections of a special 1,600 metres race to select Singapore's representatives for the Golden Mile race in Hongkong on Feb 22. These two also raced258 words
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322 1987-01-28 23 THE medical sub-committee of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association have set up a special clinic in the evenings for the treatment of track and field-related injuries. But only national athletes will be allowed to use the clinic's facilities which are located at322 words
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Article286 1987-01-28 23 CRICKET INDORE Pakistan beat India by three wickets with an over to spare in the first one-day international of the six-match series yesterday. India, cheered on by an excited crowd of around 30,000, scored 196 for seven from their 45 overs, which on a placid, grassless pitch286 words
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SOCCER...
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Article, Illustration253 1987-01-28 23 FAS lift three -year ban on promise of good behaviour FORMER international Lim Chiew Peng's dream of returning to competitive matches came true on Monday when the Football Association of Singapore Appeals Board lifted a three-year ban on him. The ban was lifted on condition that253 words
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257 1987-01-28 23 DESPITE being hit by a spate of injuries last n'ght. Press Sports Club still managed to beat Banque de Paris 2-0 in the Business Houses Division One League match at Jalan Besar Stadium. Press started off without their best striker N. Rajendran, who257 words
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Advertisement56 1987-01-28 22 The Perfect Place to Celebrate! 2 Bands featuring THE SELECTION with Philip Ding, Ismail and Sabrina The MANCHU with Debra Chai Chong Ist drink charge $15/= on 28th, 29th, 30th 31st Jan '87 Business Hours Bpm— 2 am Usher In The lainar New Year a Sea View Hotel ssa uiEiu56 words
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Advertisement50 1987-01-28 22 Dance the night away or snuggle in cozy corners for light conversations. Take a ride with DJ Kris Vimal in his 'Starship' disco. BESTSELLERS Exciting, top-rate music makers direct from the Philippines. Ist drink charge $I^= nett on 28th, 29th, 30th& 31st Jan '87 Business Hours 9pm— 2 am U50 words
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Advertisement142 1987-01-28 23 V mf A y m m/M KmV M *h*v km t ys mmw *a*^^*f imm Wk W, Br ma* *m B£f 11 Iso Vegetarian Food Centre Wish You a Happy Lunar New Year! Savour the traditional good jgTggggggj luck Vegetarian 77 Yu Sheng 77 to "BT M celebrate the Year142 words
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Miscellaneous10 1987-01-28 23 YACHTING Hobie Inter port Regatta: Singapore v Hongkong (Changi. 2pm).10 words
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Article, Illustration550 1987-01-28 24 SURESH NAIR - SURESH NAIR But Universal Express clients can seek refunds through STPB By SCORES of people who had paid for overseas tours during the Lunar New Year period had their vacation plans ruined when their travel agency closed down because of financial550 words
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158 1987-01-28 24 HONGKONG At least 10,000 people were stranded in Hongkong for the Lunar New Year after two travel agencies collapsed because of financial troubles, police said yesterday. Police said they were investigating the disappearance of Austravel Company's owner as hundreds of people gathered outsideReuter - 158 words
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268 1987-01-28 24 Chok Tong to usher in Year of Rabbit MR GOH CHOK TONG will be at the Singapore River Hong Bao Show tonight to usher in the Year of the Rabbit. The First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence will put up two huge banners bearing Chinese characters which wish268 words
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Article, Illustration490 1987-01-28 24 THIS IS supermarket shopping during the festive season. Instead of browsing among shelves displaying neatly stacked goods, the shopper at Ang Mo Kio Central can pick his way through an array of cartons of oranges, cases of bottled drink, allJACKIE HO - 490 words
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170 1987-01-28 24 India tries cricket diplomacy with Pakistan NEW DELHI Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, In a bid st cricket diplomacy daring border tension, has Invited Pakistan President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq to attend a match la the current India-Pakistan cricket series, a lawmaker reported on Tuesday. The invitation to President Zia, known toAP - 170 words
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348 1987-01-28 24 Waite 'held under house arrest by kidnappers' Saudi national abducted BEIRUT A Saudi national has been abducted in Beirut while British church envoy Terry Waite, in Lebanon to secure the release of foreign hostages, was reported held under "house arrest" by kidnappers. Shi'ite Muslim Amal sources said Khaled Deeb wasReuter; AFP - 348 words
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Article28 1987-01-28 24 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 22.08 points to 2,129.36 an hour after trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. APAP - 28 words
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358 1987-01-28 24 Tokyo probe into firms' currency speculation TOKYO The Japanese government will begin an unprecedented investigation this week into speculative foreign exchange dealings by Japanese companies that may be pushing the yen upwards, officials said on Tuesday. The powerful Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) will delve into speculative yen-buyingUPI - 358 words
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Advertisement319 1987-01-28 24 Stay in the know... American pharmaceutical company sets up $4m factory in Jurong How to start the Year of the Rabbit on the right foot mTop quality for top people Tell your vendor you need Business Times, or ring Betty Ton on *****09 HOMESTEAD CHINESE NEW YEAR SAUE LAST DAY319 words
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Miscellaneous206 1987-01-28 24 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Showers over several areas in the afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 30 max., 23 min SUNSET today: 7.19 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.16 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 14 21 C Hazy London 36 C Overcast Amsterdam -1 2 C Cloudy Lm Angeles 826206 words
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The Straits Times Section TWO
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Article, Illustration1078 1987-01-28 1 SYMBOLS which say so much Guide to Chinese New Year traditions Why are pussy willows given or yu sheng eaten during the Lunar New Year? NGIAM TONG HAI lists some common festive gifts and food and explains their significance. TAN BAN HUAT considers the appreciation of the ancient festival's significanceMICHAEL LIEW - 1,078 words
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Article, Illustration1271 1987-01-28 2 Asahi - Asahi Home economics has seen recent changes in syllabus here. In Japan, the subject is viewed by some as an important step in changing the attitudes towards the role of women. YOICHI JYOMARU gives an update. 4 Under the Japanese public education1,271 words
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Article, Illustration541 1987-01-28 2 WELL-TANNED and chic, 20--year-old Laura Cardone doesn't look much like an aspiring private detective although, for tonight, she is. Joel Kaplan doesn't fit the stereotype of a seasoned private eye, either: not the wisecracking, tough guy of the old novels or theReuter - 541 words
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Article, Illustration821 1987-01-28 4 A team of chefs from Shanghai are in town to promote their special cuisine. GOH BENG CHOO meets them and speaks to the leader, who perpetuates a fine culinary tradition that of satisfying the fastidious tastebuds of the elite class in the Chinese metropolis. THANKS to theTAN SUAN ANN - 821 words
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Article, Illustration740 1987-01-28 4 Dragon Tales THE deterioration of politics towards the end of the Western Jin dynasty (AD 265 420) provided dissidents in the north-west and the north of China an opportunity to break away from the central government. As a result, 19 kingdoms were founded in succession during what is known740 words
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Article256 1987-01-28 4 *»£f*tt*£tts BH A i fl itt ft «itxi it nth ii tr*> fflStfl B-ftttl*■', fela ft f IXitlfi]*' aftftffi fc I. "Jialia^" IfJH A &*j*a IX ft*tt 9• ifcttftß w •Jj l.ftfVmifc ml*■ir.-'A-.'i m**** •imr>. a f,', Mr aZHamam ie*fc km '^-di Ka: n mi a **a fcwi^ ft ft256 words
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Article163 1987-01-28 4 itHttrn^ ±ntom -mm, tf >i»*«*Wfll»:«*W a«i^>»i B*** *&*<*•■•) *ft n*a &m •IS WMtt3S#i£^!*d#&x# n. ±m ft®* -nits, a s w -^toU^^ £&Wfßslfc «^rrnigf^T o Hijfiiafnts jrSiii'trxw.******^ HW*LL^i-ttJ: rroW^BiJ i*]sNiif*T o £«*a#s& ffl'fJ mm &x x-fc^tfriß.^* &*@A,fir.*i .h&rfj&'J-H tS X«fc rU.fctt t#£ 5 X <sjrt Ml 1 #f£^.;j& £-£<frffi<= m* wmftißM163 words
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Article, Illustration209 1987-01-28 4 Sinorama - Sinorama efe i§ fo Tho family has maraly four walls mxm 2 Ik p W/irlrifttt fi 56 K B (Continued from yesterday) SIMA knew that Wenjun loved music, so he added to his song a note of adoration. The others who heard this assumed that he was simply showing his209 words
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Article, Illustration918 1987-01-28 5 MARINI AHMAD - MARINI AHMAD By Though I have written 14 song lyrics, fl and I still follow the happenings in the music world, I am now giving more attention to scriptwriting. I would like to learn how to compose songs and not just918 words
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Article, Illustration755 1987-01-28 5 Oleh MARINI AHMAD - Oleh MARINI AHMAD Walaupun saya telah menghasilkan 14 senikata lagu, dan masih mengikuti perkembangan dunia muzik Melayu, saya akan mengalih perhatian saya kepada usaha menulis skrip drama. Saya ingin mempelajari bagaimana mencipta atau menggubah lagu selain daripada hanya menulis755 words
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Miscellaneous419 1987-01-28 13 k_ai>aßb— aßßßaaaal SUN TAN By Collette PE.AHUTS By Schulr "1 nfi SuatySTysjo I/holvcl^^oman^ i 1 r-7 rn r? 1 1 z 1 o° f LWCKVTO HAV/f J t IVITH A SMALL J C BLISS OF 6ETTIMGA MI.MY NAME IS UNUS... /I'VE BEEN SITTINo 1 AREN'T YOU KINP^ AA I I419 words
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Article, Illustration163 1987-01-28 15 HUANG WEN YONG, who acted in The Bond and Samsui Women, and Huang Pei Ru and Chen Bi Feng, the stars of Growing Up, will be part of the line-up in a star-studded concert to crown a week of Lunar New Year festivities at Sentosa. Called163 words
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Article, Illustration523 1987-01-28 15 CATHERINE ONG - CATHERINE ONG ERI MURATA is planning on singing in the rain should the current wet spell keep up. Eri who? Well. Eri may not look familiar, but listeners who tune in to Radio One's Japan Airlines Jet Stream Show at around 8.30 on Monday mornings will523 words
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Article164 1987-01-28 15 WHITNEY HOUSTON'S two-year-eld album brought her Uve American Music Awards, while Lionel Richie, whose album wasn't even nominated, wen fenr trophies fer songs and videos from his Dancing on the Celling album. Houston wen Favourite Female Vocalist and Album In the Pop Rock category, and in theAP - 164 words
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Article, Illustration556 1987-01-28 15 CAROLINE NGUI - 'We're normal girls in off-time' CAROLINE NGUI It's an invasion of sorts by Japanese teenyboppers. There is the three-girl Shohjo-Tai, and there is Eri Murata, specially flown in by The Straits Times Press to perform on its Chingay float on Sunday. Bf REIKO'S the most ladylike in black lace leggings;556 words
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Miscellaneous931 1987-01-28 15 What's On —-==> PERFORMANCES FILM Street, Temple Street, Pagoda weekdays; 3, 6 and 8.45 pm on BERT VAN GULIK. An ex- FINE CHINESE PAINT<IU uivvu unw I F roRRFAU French film Street, New Bridge Road and Saturdays; 11 am, 2, 5 and 8 hibition of oil paintings. Lobby INGS BY931 words
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Miscellaneous1658 1987-01-28 16 ■■My View by KOH SIEW TIN and K ANNAN CHANDRAN«*---»"----"*»*»*»*»'"'*»*»*»*"*»*"»»*»*»*»*»*'*»*---»**^*--^^ pFor the Young-, a special New Year show of and laughter H^HI^^H^I^V^Ib— fl IIKIDI tt unar %ew Year Spe- More from should keep you ft TaflflPflfl I rial (Ch 8 8 38 Dm) your favourite drama artistes the dubbing unit,1,658 words
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