The Straits Times, 22 January 1988
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Title Section14 1988-01-22 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1988 50 CENTS MCI (P) 92/12/8714 words
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Article, Illustration1708 1988-01-22 1 LESLIE FONG - LESLIE FONG Origin of concept made public to show that it is not a conspiracy to fix' the opposition By 4 Look, we are different, bat that doesn't mean we 111-treat each other. We are different, we reserve each other's right to be different. Yon1,708 words
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415 1988-01-22 1 US may decide on GSP soon Yeutter WASHINGTON US trade representative Clayton Yeutter said the United States may decide m the next few weeks whether to drop or reduce US duty-free treatment for Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea and Hongkong. Mr Yeutter, who is to visit China and Hongkong from JanReuter; AP - 415 words
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Article147 1988-01-22 1 THE Prime Minister will attend the funeral of Taiwan's President Chiang Ching-kuo on Jan 30, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday. Mr Lee Kuan Yew will be accompanied by Mrs Lee, Second Deputy Prime Minister Ong Teng Cheong, Mrs Ong and officials. Three other147 words
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123 1988-01-22 1 KUALA LUMPUR Former Malaysian Chinese Association youth leader Datuk Kee Yong Wee yesterday pleaded guilty to two reduced charges of criminal breach of trust involving M 53.3 million belonging to Komuda, a cooperative society. Deputy youth and Sports Minister Wang Choon Wing andNST - 123 words
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Article, Illustration580 1988-01-22 1 ABBY TAN - ABBY TAN By Manila Correspondent MANILA Armed Forces Chief General Fidel Ramos was named the new Defence Secretary yesterday following the sudden resignation of Mr Rafael Deto, who cited his frustrations m trying to reform the fractious Philippine military. In a television address,580 words
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Article64 1988-01-22 1 ST index falls 14 points THE Singapore stock market yesterday came into line with the downtrend on major overseas markets and The Straits Times Industrial Index shed 14.46 points to 909.60. A sharp fall on Wednesday in New York, where the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 57.20 points, dampened enthusiasm64 words
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Article103 1988-01-22 1 CONSUMERS will enjoy an average 6 per cent cut m electricity and gas tariffs m the next three months starting Feb 1. The Public Utilities Board said m a statement yesterday that the reduction is due to lower fuel oil prices. Under the coming tariff reduction, households103 words
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Article403 1988-01-22 2 No-smoking zones IF YOU are out next week with your family or friends for a meal m a restaurant, ask for a table m the no-smoking section. Chances are the restaurant will oblige and you can enjoy your meal without taking m the acrid smell of cigarette smoke as403 words
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Article213 1988-01-22 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE skilful diplomacy practised by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev is proving a challenge for the West. Since coming to power, he has been able to persuade Europeans that he is a man of peace and that the Soviet Union is no longer a threat to213 words
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Article105 1988-01-22 2 CONDOMS: ERODING MORALS TWO readers have written a letter against the lifting of the ban on condom advertisements. They say it must not be forgotten that the root cause of Aids is not the lack of condoms but the unhealthy practice of sex outside marriage, and that by allowing105 words
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Article259 1988-01-22 2 France gets tough FRANCE has declared the toughest Western policy for confronting Iranian attacks on Gulf shipping, warning that French warships will fire on any gunboat ignoring orders to break off an attack on a merchant vessel. The commander of French forces m the Gulf, Vice- Admiral259 words
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Article207 1988-01-22 2 Oxford United m OXFORD UNITED proved the bane of its more illustrious opponent, Manchester United, carving out a 2-0 win for a place m the semi-finals of the English League Cup soccer competition. First-half goals by Dean Saunders and Gary Briggs killed off Manchester's challenge. PageS4 Chris beats Martina207 words
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Article507 1988-01-22 2 Art m the open BIG, bold and often controversial, murals, paintings and sculptures have been burgeoning m Singapore's public places over the last 10 years. This everyday art for the everyday man can now be found almost everywhere on the walls of Housing Board void decks, on the507 words
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Article262 1988-01-22 2 QAF NOW EXPECTS AFTER-TAX LOSS OF $8.2 m QAF Ltd, the food-based group that was supposed to turn around this financial year, is now anticipating an after-tax lots of $8.26 million for the year ending March 31 and an even worse result has not been ruled out. 'lie startling262 words
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184 1988-01-22 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway I Polls fraud charges PHILIPPINE election officials asked for more police and troops to guard counting centres against angry politicians and supporters as the counting of votes m the local elections continued yesterday. Large numbers of unruly supporters gathered at canvassing centres around the capital,184 words
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Article421 1988-01-22 2 Classified Sec 2 Pages 1 1 to 27 Appointments/ Sec 2 Pages 27 to 35 Notices Cinemas Sec. 2 Page 8 Comics Sec. 2 Page 35 Product Advertiser Section Page Airtnrs Air Canada Audn Auvi I 9 Wo Kee Hong I 2 Bafts Lombard North Central Pic Tat421 words
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496 1988-01-22 3 ONG MING SEING - ONG MING SEING Evidence of its guilt m Korean Air blast 'is compelling' By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON ITie United States has added North Korea to its list of countries that support terrorism, saying it does not "live up to the standards of civilised496 words
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222 1988-01-22 3 TOKYO North Korea warned yesterday that unless the North and the South resolved their problems, the divided Korean Peninsula could face a possible war. Rodong Sinmun, organ of Pyongyang's ruling Workers (Communist) Party, quoted by the official North Korean Central News AgencyReuter - 222 words
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335 1988-01-22 3 NEW DELHI A Soviet defector, who sought asylum m the Australian High Commission here more than a month ago, arrived m Sydney yesterday under a humanitarian scheme, a High Commission spokesman said here. Post-graduate bio-chem-istry student Alexandr Babiy left India late onAFP - 335 words
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Article, Illustration110 1988-01-22 3 HONGKONG One of Hongkong's top television stars and a business tycoon are to become members m China 3 parliament, the National People's Congress. Lisa Wang, host of Hongkong's longest running variety show "Enjoy yourself tonight", and Henry Fok, a businessman with close tiesReuter - 110 words
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154 1988-01-22 3 Taiwan's new President to act as chairman TAIPEI Ruling nationalist party leaders have decided to name newly installed President Lee Teng-hui as acting party chairman, a pro-govern-ment newspaper reported yesterday. The Great China Evening Post said the decision was made at a secret meeting among unidentified party leaders on Wednesday,AP - 154 words
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222 1988-01-22 3 DHAKA Strikers set off home-made bombs and set fire to two election offices and several vehicles on the second day of new anti government protests across Bangladesh yesterday, police and eye-wit-nesses saiii. Twenty-one opposition parties called the stoppage, the 19th since last November,Reuter - 222 words
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Article, Illustration155 1988-01-22 3 BEIRUT Palestinian men were yesterday free to venture out of two battered refugee camps m Beirut for the first time m three years after Shi'ite Muslim Amal fighters ended their siege. Witnesses said about 250 steel-helmeted Syrian troops armed with Kalash- nikov rifles tookReuter - 155 words
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296 1988-01-22 3 Israeli authorities Lease curfews in troubled Gaza TEL AVIV Israeli authorities eased curfews on Palestinian towns and refugee camps m the occupied Gaza Strip yesterday and allowed more than 100,000 residents to leave for work m Israel. Brigadier Ariel Ramot, head of the Israeli civil administration m the troubled Strip,Reuter - 296 words
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459 1988-01-22 4 MANAMA (Bahrain) France has declared the toughest Western policy for confronting Iranian attacks on Gulf shipping, warning that French warships will fire on any gunboat ignoring orders to break off an attack on a merchant vessel. The commander of French forces m theUPI; Reuter - 459 words
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323 1988-01-22 4 Tigers keep up disobedience campaign COLOMBO Tamil rebels kept up a forced civil disobedience campaign m eastern Sri Lanka for the fourth day yesterday despite increased Indian army patrols, officials and residents said. Indian troops opened government offices that had been forced to shut down by the dominant Liberation TigersAFP; Reuter - 323 words
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259 1988-01-22 4 Warrants out for arrest of Low brothers HONGKONG Two former directors of Hongkong's Ka Wah Bank, charged with fraud and related offences, failed to appear m court yesterday and the government called for the forfeit of their US$2.7 million (555.4 million) bail. Low Chung Song, 50, and his brother LowReuter; AFP - 259 words
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Article197 1988-01-22 4 BEIJING China replaced its minister m charge of birth control yesterday following official criticism over an accelerating population growth caused by millions of families ignoring a one-child-per-family rule. Wang Wei, who had headed the state family planning commission since 1983, was replaced by a woman, PengReuter - 197 words
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Article, Illustration168 1988-01-22 4 BRITISH pilot BrUn Milton stretches himself after arriving In Australia yesterday, setting a record for mlrrolight flight between London and Darwin despite a series of near-tragic mishaps. Mr Milton, taking X flying days, became the second person to successfully complete the 17/7 M km trip. TheReuter - 168 words
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122 1988-01-22 4 JABALPUR (India) A High Court Judge yesterday agreed to hear an appeal by Union Carbide Corp against an order that it pays US$27O million (Sss4B million) m interim relief to victims of the 1984 gas disaster at its Bhopal pesticide plant. Justice S. K.UPI - 122 words
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Article237 1988-01-22 4 Monks among 59 freed in Tibet BEIJING Tibetan authorities yesterday released 59 people, including monks, who had been detained for participating m anti-Chinese, pro-indepen-dence demonstrations last year. The official Xinhua news agency, reporting from the Tibetan capital of Lhasa, said the 59 were among more than 80 detained following unrestAP - 237 words
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Article, Illustration437 1988-01-22 5 WASHINGTON Democrat Gary Hart's troubled presidential candidacy faces new upheavals following reports that a wealthy Hollywood producer of erotic videos made possibly illegal contributions to his campaign. The Miami Herald reported that the 51-year-old former Colorado senator may have accepted financial assistance fromReuter; AFP - 437 words
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93 1988-01-22 5 Opposition leader held on return to Haiti PORT-AU-PRINCE A prominent Haitian opposition figure was arrested on his return from a trip to Canada and the United States. Mr Louis Dejoie, 59, was detained at the airport and taken to Central Jail after hours of questioning by the police, witnesses said.Reuter - 93 words
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Article319 1988-01-22 5 BEIJING An official Chinese newspaper has accused Time magazine of distorting the truth and showing "no understanding of the times" m its reporting on China. The Press and Publishing Journal made the accusation m a commentary, under the headline: Wise on general trend, stupid onAP - 319 words
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484 1988-01-22 5 Aids will hit developing nations hardest, says US official WASHINGTON Aids poses its greatest threat m developing nations where it frequently strikes young, productive adults, disrupting agriculture, industry and commerce, a top United States health official said on Wednesday. While Aids m the US and other developed nations strikes primarilyReuter - 484 words
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341 1988-01-22 5 Blood test may detect risk of alcoholism BOSTON Government scientists have developed a simple blood test to diagnose alcoholism that may also offer a way to screen people to see if they have inherited a risk for becoming an alcoholic, it was reported yesterday. The test, which measures two enzymesUPI - 341 words
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439 1988-01-22 6 No govt aid until pullout from Cambodia, Hanoi told WASHINGTON The United States has rejected charges by Vietnam that Washington is defaulting on a 1987 accord and has said it will not give direct government aid to Hanoi until Vietnamese troops are withdrawn fromAP; Reuter - 439 words
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103 1988-01-22 6 Rice and medical supplies for Hanoi BRUSSELS The European Community and Japan have decided to give aid to Vietnam and Cambodia, both hit by natural disasters recently. The EC announced this week that it will provide 10,000 tonnes of rice each to drought-plagued Vietnam and Cambodia. The aid is valuedAP; Reuter - 103 words
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Article21 1988-01-22 6 PARIS Baron Philippe de Rothschild, a French producer of fine wines, died here on Wednesday. He was 85. AFPAFP - 21 words
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Article, Illustration276 1988-01-22 6 BBC to lose 61 -year radio monopoly LONDON In a radical shake-up of radio services, the government has announced plans to break the British Broadcasting Corporation's 61-year-old monopoly on national radio broadcasting by creating at least three national commercial stations. Home Secretary Douglas Hurd told the House of Commons thatAP - 276 words
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Article, Illustration228 1988-01-22 6 BEIRUT British church envoy Terry Waite began a second bleak year of captivity m Lebanon on Wednesday with prospects for his release dimmed by a report that he was m the hands of Iranian revolutionary guards. A senior Shi'ite militia official said revolutionary guardsReuter; AP; FT - 228 words
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Article, Illustration1029 1988-01-22 7 MAGGIE JACKSON - MAGGIE JACKSON By TOKYO From plans for parks built on garbage to visions of colossal islands m the sea, various blueprints for developing Tokyo Bay are crowding the desks of private and government planners alike these days. But a seeming lack of co-oidination or restraintAP - 1,029 words
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636 1988-01-22 7 BARRY PARKER - BARRY PARKER By GURKHA (Nepal) The legendary Gurkha name, adopted by Nepali-speak-ers m India fighting for a separate state of Gurkhaland, springs out of this sleepy Himalayan outpost from where mercenaries still set out m search of war and fortune. Nearly 250AFP - 636 words
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Article171 1988-01-22 7 Among the pIMM for the development of Tokyo Bay are the following: ONE OF the largest plans is a Tokyo government blueprint for a 440-hectare "city subcentre", which will have as its centrepiece a high-tech business centre called Teleport, all built on city-owned reclaimed land.171 words
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825 1988-01-22 8 ANDREW GUMBEL - ANDREW GUMBEL By LONDON Every morning, millions of people m Britain turn over the front page of their daily newspaper and stare at a picture of a topless model cheerily exposing her breasts. The models have become known as "Page ThreeReuter - 825 words
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Article, Illustration673 1988-01-22 8 BERNARD TRAINOR - Police role may sap Israeli army's morale BERNARD TRAINOR Soldiers tackle Palestinian rioters m a job for which they are ill-prepared By WASHINGTON Since early last month the Israel Defence Force, envied among armies of the world for courage and performance, has been playing an unaccustomed role as policeman mNYT; Reuter - 673 words
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347 1988-01-22 9 Businessmen hope economy can now take centre-stage MANILA The Philippines can now focus its attention on the economy instead of politics after the successful holding of local elections, businessmen here said yesterday. They were relieved that there will be no more elections for four years after the frenzied campaigning forAFP - 347 words
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191 1988-01-22 9 Prem suspends govt official in royal forgery case BANGKOK Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda has suspended an adviser m connection with a royal decorations scandal, a Cabinet official said yesterday. Mr Paiboon Thongmit, Acting Deputy Secre-tary-General to the Cabinet, was suspended on Wednesday, following his arrest on Jan 13 forAFP - 191 words
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Article205 1988-01-22 9 BANGKOK Thai troops recaptured a position held by Laotian forces on a disputed border hill where fighting has been underway since December, the state-run Thai News Agency said yesterday. The agency quoted Lieu-tenant-General Siri Thiwaphan, Commander of the Third Army Region which covers northern Thailand,AFP - 205 words
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173 1988-01-22 9 JAKARTA The government has substantially speeded up the disbursement of foreign aid funds for development projects since a special team was formed m July 1986, a senior official said yesterday. The team president, Mr Saleh Afif, said after reporting to President Suharto that disbursementAFP - 173 words
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163 1988-01-22 9 China call to set up trade offices in Beijing, Jakarta JAKARTA China has suggested the setting up of representative offices m Beijing and Jakarta to further boost expanding trade between the two countries, Indonesian officials said. The issue was raised during a meeting m Jakarta on Wednesday between Mr ShenReuter - 163 words
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Article112 1988-01-22 9 I'm almost broke, says Marcos HONOLULU Deposed Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos said mounting legal fees and living expenses have left him "almost penniless" and that he is living off the generosity of his supporters. "We have borrowed for our legal fees as well as for our living expenses. But rightAFP - 112 words
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Article47 1988-01-22 9 BANGKOK Police arrested two men and seized 73.6 kg of heroin they were trying to smuggle intc the United States. A police spokesman said yesterday the drugs, worth an estimated 22 million bant (551. 76 million), wen* found hidden m a car on Tuesday. APAP - 47 words
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228 1988-01-22 9 BANGKOK Thai police have detained two Europeans on charges of possessing heroin and also on suspicion of involvement m the recent murder of an Australian woman here, a senior police officer said on Wednesday. Police Lieutenant Colonel Sorakai Pravitbunnanon said FrenchmanUPI; AP - 228 words
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442 1988-01-22 9 The Philippines local elections MANILA Election officials asked for more police and troops to guard counting centres against angry politicians and supporters as the counting of votes m the local elections continued yesterday. The military announced it would remain on full alert until theAP; UPI; Reuter - 442 words
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584 1988-01-22 10 YANG RAZALI KASSIM - YANG RAZALI KASSIM By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA The Indone- ian Congress may be forced to break the tradi--11 of consensus politics iud take a vote during the v.'neral assembly following \n impasse over some key litical issues, including Javanese mysticism. An all-party working k-ommittee584 words
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Article187 1988-01-22 10 vUANTAN A woman, believed to be about 35- years-old, has fleeced several men of their winnings it the Genting Highlands isino after luring them to ut up with her m a hotel at the resort. Among those who fell into her trap were an IndonesianBernama - 187 words
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Article, Illustration241 1988-01-22 10 SALIM OSMAN - SALIM OSMAN By m Bandar Sen Begawan A LEADER of the opposition Brunei National Democratic Party (PNDB) has resigned from the party, citing differences over the leadership's continued hardline stand against the government and Sultan Sir Muda Hassanal Bolkiah. Mr Arshad Marsal, 67, accused241 words
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269 1988-01-22 10 N-free zone: US reiterates its stand JAKARTA Mr Gaston Sigur, the US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and the Pacific, said yesterday that it was up to Asean to decide whether it wanted to follow the nuclear-free zone concept m the region. However, he reiterated Washington's opposition toAFP - 269 words
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105 1988-01-22 10 KUALA LUMPUR China is planning to set up a multi-million-dollar steel mill In Selangor. "We are having preliminary negotiations on the plant and will have to conduct feasibility studies before deciding," said Mr Tang LJzhi, vice-president of the state-owned China Metallurgical Construction Corporation. liieAFP - 105 words
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252 1988-01-22 11 Learn foreign languages, urges Dr M 'Not necessarily a sign of disloyalty' KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad on Wednesday urged Malaysians to take the bold step of mastering foreign languages to enhance their knowledge. Learning a foreign language would not impair one's nationalistic spirit provided oneBernama - 252 words
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251 1988-01-22 11 New schemes under study, says minister KUALA LUMPUR Employees Provident Fund contributors may soon be able to withdraw a part of their savings for pilgrimage and higher education. Deputy Finance Minister Senator Mohamed Farid Ariffin said the two schemes were being discussed by theNST - 251 words
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180 1988-01-22 11 KUALA LUMPUR The opposition Democratic Action Party said yesterday that its detained secretary-general, Mr Lim Kit Siang, has offered to resign his position to comply with the Societies Act. DAP chairman Dr Chen Man Hip said m a written statement thatAFP - 180 words
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115 1988-01-22 11 JOHOR BAKU A group of Taiwanese businessmen called on Johor Mentri Besar Haji Muhyiddin Yassin yesterday and expressed their desire to increase investments m the state. Haji Muhyiddin said they also showed interest m expediting the transfer of technology to Malaysia. The 11-memberBernama - 115 words
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Article, Illustration82 1988-01-22 11 DATIN Paduka Dr Siti Hasmah receiving the 1988 Professor Kazue McLaren Leadership Achievement Award for her outstanding contribution to primary health care m the country. The Prime Minister's wife is the first Malaysian to receive the award, established by the Asia-Pacific Academic Consortium for PublicNST - 82 words
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199 1988-01-22 11 Large mineral and gold deposits found IPOH The Geological Survey Department has discovered large quantities of industrial minerals and gold that would boost the flagging mining industry. Deputy Primary Industries Minister Alias All, m announcing the finds here yesterday, said efforts were under way to mine these deposits. He saidNST - 199 words
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106 1988-01-22 11 KL gives hydro-power contract to India KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia has awarded a Ms4l million hydro-power contract m Perak to India m a bid to redress bilateral trade imbalance, an Indian official said here yesterday. The National Electricity Board signed the contract with India's state-owned Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd, Mr JesudassAFP - 106 words
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125 1988-01-22 11 M$750 m campus for Islamic varsity PETALING JAVA The International Islamic University is building a new campus m Bukit Tinggi, Pahang, at a cost of MJ7SO million. University rector Tan Sri Prof Dr Muhammad Abdul Rauf said yesterday the first phase of the project is expected to be com- pletedBernama - 125 words
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184 1988-01-22 12 A HOUSEWIFE pleaded guilty on Wednesday to applying (or a Singapore restricted passport m her name but using the photographs of her brother's Taiwanese wife instead. See Ah Gek, 33, was charged with deceiving a passport officer from the Immigration Department m her184 words
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Article67 1988-01-22 12 Destroyer here for maintenance THE British destroyer HMS York arrived at the Sembawang naval base from the Persian Gulf on Tuesday night. It will be here for two weeks for maintenance work and (or its crew to rest. The HMS York is the flagship of the British r aval presence67 words
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Article, Illustration131 1988-01-22 12 THIS lovable lion, waiting to make its first public appearance as mascot of the Sing Singapore show on Jan 30 needs a name. The two-metre-high rust-coloured "creature" is meant to symbolise the exuberance and enthusiasm of youth, said the show producers, Fraser Neave Company,131 words
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357 1988-01-22 12 CHOPSTICKS, Chinese clogs and even drink cans filled with wooden stubs may be used to make music at the Sing Singapore show on Jan 30. They would be instrumental m turning the evening of music at the Padung into a pulsating experience as thousands357 words
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356 1988-01-22 12 Contributions to retirement scheme totalled $100.3 m at year end SINGAPOREANS last year demonstrated their determination to look after their parents and themselves m their old age. More than 10,000 Central Provident Fund members put $100.3 million into its toppingup retirement account356 words
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208 1988-01-22 12 Asean women's group to meet in Singapore THE third general assembly of the Asean Confederation of Women's Organisations (ACWO) will be held m Singapore at the end of this month. The four-day assembly, which lasts from Jan 29 to Feb 1, will see more than 160 representatives from six umbrella208 words
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374 1988-01-22 12 ABBY TAN - ABBY TAN Temporary ban on Filipinas working as maids overseas By Manila Correspondent MANUKA The need for formal pacts to protect workers' rights has been suggested as the main reason for the Philippines' sudden decision to temporarily ban the export of maids374 words
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Article, Illustration218 1988-01-22 12 Robber out on bail to settle 'family matters' A MAN who admitted robbing a Jewellery shop of more than $110,000 worth of gold items yesterday had his case adjourned to settle what he called "urgent family matters". Quah Tat Khiro, 34, is out on bail and will have to return218 words
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Article, Illustration68 1988-01-22 14 What restaurants can do: PROVIDE a no-smoking section m food outlets m a prominent and pleasant location. PUT up signs saying "no-smoking section" or similar messages, which may be standing signs, or those on walls or table-tops. TRAIN waiters and waitresses to ask customers routinely whether they prefer the smoking68 words
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212 1988-01-22 14 MANY hotels which have separate sections m their eating outlets for nonsmokers are getting the thumbs-up from their guests. A check with nine major hotels showed that the response from diners to nonsmoking sections ranged from encouraging to very good. Some hotels believe that212 words
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598 1988-01-22 14 IRENE NGOO - By IRENE NGOO IF YOU are out next week with your family or friends for a meal m a restaurant, ask for a table m the nosmoking section. Chances are the restaurant will oblige and you can enjoy your food without taking598 words
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Article, Illustration342 1988-01-22 14 MICHAEL LIM - MICHAEL LIM By THE French certainly believe m arriving m style and two supersonic Mi-rage-2000 fighters, making their debut appearance here, were no exception. Here to take part m the aerial and static displays during the Asian Aerospace air show next week, the sleek delta-wing342 words
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Article53 1988-01-22 14 THE National University of Singapore Society is holding a forum tonight on the subject, Philippines: The Insurgency and the Aquino Government. It will be held at the Guild Hall, Kent Ridge Guild House, at 7.30 pm Those who wish to attend may call Valeric on 779-1811 ext53 words
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Article39 1988-01-22 14 Tbe High Commission of India will be closed today to mark the death of Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan. Mr Khan Joined Mahatma Gandhi's non-violent fight for India's independence. He died on Wednesday at the age of 98.39 words
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602 1988-01-22 14 SALMA KHALIK - Air show expected to bring in $10 m for S'pore firms SALMA KHALIK ASIAN AEKOSPACE'BB By THE Asian Aerospace '88 show, which opens next week, promises to generate about $10 million or more m welcome trade (or a host of Singapore businesses. Thousands of people here for the five-day exhibit602 words
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293 1988-01-22 14 SUMIKO TAN - SUMIKO TAN By THE four-year-old boy who fell to his death from a 12th storey flat m Bukit Batok on Wednesday night was "very active", said his father. The boy, Mohd Hairul bin Samshudin, was boisterous and liked to run about, Mr Samshudin293 words
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Article, Illustration525 1988-01-22 17 TDB hopes others will follow biscuit maker's example A CHANGE m its packaging designs helped biscuitmaker Khong Guan boost sales m the US and Japanese markets. Although it had been exporting to the US since the early *****, its biscuits had previously been selling only m525 words
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163 1988-01-22 17 10 cabbies booked for overcharging punters OFFICERS from the Registry of Vehicles posed as punters recently and booked 10 taxi drivers for overcharging passengers at the Turf Club m Bukit Timah. The cases are now under investigation, an ROY spokesman said yesterday. The Jan 10 operation followed complaints to the163 words
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Article19 1988-01-22 17 QUEENSTOWN Swimming Complex wffl be closed for major repair* and renovations from Sunday until further notice.19 words
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410 1988-01-22 17 Finance seminar to examine property market HOME buyers, property investors, developers and financiers can gain a better understanding of Singapore's property market at a seminar to be held at the Pavilion Inter-Continental Hotel today Property consultants and finance managers will be sharing their knowledge and experience at the seminar on410 words
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176 1988-01-22 17 Big bash at Marina Square opening THE owners of Marina Square threw one big bash yesterday evening. The bill came to more than $500,000 but after all, it was their official grand opening. Shoppers and passers-by watched hundreds of welldressed invited guests gather at the open area of the sprawling176 words
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Article52 1988-01-22 17 AN anti-<irug-cum-glue sniffing exhibition will be opened after mass prayers at the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, Serangoon Road today at 7 pm. Member of Parliament for Cairnhill, Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, will be the guest of honour. Dr R. Karunanithy, chairman of SANA Hindu Aftercare (Counselling), will give the52 words
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364 1988-01-22 17 Developer fails to show up at meeting with flat owners Cheng Hong Mansion evacuation ANGRY homeowners of Cheng Hong Mansion waited for two hours last night at the management corporation offie? to meet developer Kee Kah Seah, who had agreed to see them, but he did not show up. The364 words
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Article61 1988-01-22 17 TWO brothers were fined $500 each on Tuesday for possessing dangerous fireworks at the Woodlands Checkpoint m Singapore. They were arrested on Monday evening during a spot check, -\rulandu Sagayaraja, 18, a factory delivery man, had 16 sticks of firecrackers m his rear trousers pocket. Arulandu Devasagayam, 18,61 words
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Article, Illustration428 1988-01-22 18 Joint memorandum from the Prime Minister and National Development Minister Aim to ensure a minimum number of Malay MPs PM asks Mr Goh Chok Tong to get reactions of younger ministers and Dr Ahmad Mattar DRAFT TOP SECRET AND PERSONAL 7th July 1982 Copy No.428 words
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Article, Illustration263 1988-01-22 18 GOH CHOK TONG - GOH CHOK TONG Mr Goh Chok Tong writes to the Prime Minister 70ct82 Prime Minister TWIN CONSTITUENCIES Ahmad Mattar's memo to me on the above subject is attached. We discussed, together with Jayakumar, and I told him to pen his thoughts for transmission to you. It263 words
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Article, Illustration672 1988-01-22 18 Mattar explains why he is against idea Dr Ahmad Mattar responds to twin constituencies idea From: The Minister for Social Affairs Pearl's Hill, Singapore 0316 To: Mr Goh Chok Tong, Minister of Defence Date: 30 Sept 82 Re: Twin Constituencies I am not m favour of the idea. We should672 words
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141 1988-01-22 18 'I can understand Mattar's reaction' PM replies to Mr Goh's letter 'Let the lesson be learnt the hard way' 8 Oct 82 Mr Goh Chok Tong Minister of Defence TWIN CONSTITUENCIES Refer to your letter 7 Oct. I can understand Ahmad Mattar's reaction. He has expressed his feelings at the141 words
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Article, Illustration155 1988-01-22 19 New Year goodies step out A DANCE by 65 part-time members of the People's Association dressed as familiar New Year goodies, such as love letters and peanuts, and pulling large trays of pineapple tarts, mandarin oranges and a sweet, sticky cake called nien-kao. Smile! The funnies155 words
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515 1988-01-22 19 JACQUELINE WONG - JACQUELINE WONG The Chingay Procession Reports By THE crowd at the Chingay parade next month will be invited to take to the dance-floor and create their own fun. Apparently, the whirling pom poms of the cheerleaders who entertained at last year's festival515 words
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Article, Illustration218 1988-01-22 19 THE Year of the Dragon will see what is billed as the world's longest legendary creature spewing fire and smoke on spectators at the Chingay parade. The 140m-long dragon, which stretches as far as a complete MRT train, will be218 words
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415 1988-01-22 19 Restriction on sale of the Review THE Prime Minister's press secretary, Mr James Fu, yesterday accused the Far Eastern Economic Review of shutting out arguments by declaring correspondence on its dispute with the Singapore Government closed. "When the Review loses the argument415 words
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163 1988-01-22 19 AN 80-year-old man, hit by a car while crossing the road, was among four people who died m road accidents on Wednesday. Mr Wee Kee Kwang was crossing Jalan Anak Bukit, behind the Bukit Timah Shopping Centre, when he was knocked down by a163 words
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535 1988-01-22 23 Housing: Dons urge role for private sector THERE is demand for a wider variety of public housing judging by the increased spending on home renovation over the years, say economists from the National University of Singapore. All HDB flats may look the same from the outside, but inside the decor535 words
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294 1988-01-22 23 THE Mass Rapid Transit contractor taken to court following a fatal accident at its Dhoby Ghaut site won half the battle yesterday when the firm was cleared of one of the two charges brought against it for breach of safety rules. Campenon Bernard294 words
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263 1988-01-22 23 BEN DAVIDSON - Surgeons need not always consult specialists: Witness BEN DAVIDSON Inquiry into death after brain surgery By A BRITISH expert denied yesterday that m all brain operations involving the pituitary gland, a neurosurgeon must work with an endocrinologist (a specialist m hormone treatment). The neurosurgeon decides on treatment and what options263 words
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164 1988-01-22 23 Questions on newsvendors, cabbies for Parliament THE MP for Changi, Mr Teo Chong Tee, will raise three questions at the next Parliament sitting. He wants to find out from Environment Minister, Dr Ahmad Mattar, the number of newspaper vendors issued with summonses to appear m court for setting up stalls164 words
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Article, Illustration215 1988-01-22 23 SCHOOLBOY David Thomas Sullivan will vouch that giraffes can move fast he was nearly knocked down by one. David, 11, experienced some hair-raising moments at the zoo yesterday while posing with Nino, the baby giraffe. Nino's over-protective daddy, Kino, suddenly came215 words
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156 1988-01-22 23 THE Soviet Union can be a frigid place m March, but five students from Nanyang Technological Institute are expecting a warm welcome there. They are going there for two weeks to find out more about Soviet students and their country. Mr Silas Wong,156 words
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Advertisement123 1988-01-22 12 thm months from now, two very lucky people could find themselves m Hong Kong or Japan, Perth or even London. Our billionth teabag has just rolled off the line at the Lipton tea factory To celebrate the occasion we'r ,> (> i ving away 4 splendid holidays, the grandest of123 words
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Article, Illustration362 1988-01-22 22 CHAN KIN SANG; MUNI BHOJWANI - CHAN KIN SANG MUNI BHOJWANI 4 blocks are tallest buildings PSA has had to demolish By and FLOOR by floor from the roof down, excavators are nibbling away four 25-storey blocks of flats m Low Hill Road, off Keppel Road. These blocks of four-room flats362 words
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285 1988-01-22 22 Most Ang Mo Kio East residents know of Town Council's work: Survey OVER 80 per cent of residents m Ang Mo Kio East Town Council are aware that it is the council and not the Housing Board that manages the estate since town councils came into being. In a random285 words
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340 1988-01-22 22 Kindergarten classes in Tamil at seven CCs KINDERGARTEN classes conducted m Tamil will soon be available on Sundays at seven community centres. Bukit Batok CC will start its classes this Sunday while those m Yio Chu Kang, Telok Blangah, Radin Mas, Pek Kio, Kolam Ayer and Chong Boon will begin340 words
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Article197 1988-01-22 22 FOR YOUR INFO Volunteers needed: Mountbatten CC Youth Group is looking for volunteers to give free tuition to underprivileged primary schoolchildren, and help administer holiday programmes and related activities such as educational tours and camps. A trainIng course on tutoring children and basic child psychology will be held m March197 words
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Advertisement85 1988-01-22 22 THIS is NOT an everyday 'SALE'^ Now $99 It is a... GENUINE WAREHOUSE SALES V^Jan 22 Feb 7, 1 988 Open: 10am 7pm l^~ $200,000 WORTH OF IMPORTED FURNITURE Now $299 P L way, way below COST PRICE Now $39 SOFAS.. CHAIRS.. BEDROOM SETS.. COFFEE TABLES.. SIDE BOARDS.. WALL UNITS...85 words
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Article624 1988-01-22 24 IT WAS no doubt pure coincidence that the latest White House report on threats to United States security was released smack m the middle of Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze's first foray into Western Europe since the signing of the intermediate nuclear forces (INF) treaty m624 words
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Article, Illustration1243 1988-01-22 24 MARY DEJEVSKY - MARY DEJEVSKY Russians can gain political capital from a summit By The Times of London THE Soviet leader has now taken direct to the Chinese an idea he has floated with a succession of foreign visitors m recent weeks. Interviewed m the Chinese1,243 words
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735 1988-01-22 24 GEOFFREY CROTHALL - GEOFFREY CROTHALL Liberals' resurgence ensures law will be adopted By A NATIONAL bankruptcy law, one of the most contentious pieces of legislation m recent Chinese history, seems at last to have secured a place m the statute books. Eighteen months ago the first bankruptcyGemini News Service - 735 words
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Article, Illustration857 1988-01-22 24 Japanese version of Last Emperor gives Rape of Nanjing a miss Our correspondent's file Peter Hazelhurst TOKYO A NEW generation of Japanese is being offered a disinfected view of the unsavoury parts of their history. In the latest attempt to whitewash the actions of Japanese troops fifty years ago, film857 words
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Article, Illustration617 1988-01-22 25 BRIAN MOYNAHAN - BRIAN MOYNAH AN By Sunday Times of London PARIS The fortunes of terrorists m Western Europe have slumped as suddenly and devastatingly as those of any of the capitalist speculators they so despise. In France, Spain, Italy, West Germany and Belgium, police forces areAP - 617 words
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373 1988-01-22 25 THE trip between Tel Aviv and Bucharest has become a familiar but frustrating one for a young Israeli lawyer who, for the past 18 months, has been acting as a middleman for 25 Israeli couples trying to adopt Rumanian babies. The lawyer prepares the papersThe Economist - 373 words
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Article, Illustration916 1988-01-22 25 PETER KERR - PETER KERR By The New York Times The case for testing We have a prison overcrowding problem that is killing us, a drug problem that is overwhelming, and everyone is wringing his hands. Well, I think we finally have got something thatAP - 916 words
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289 1988-01-22 26 1 REFER to the letter "Different visitors, different periods of stay" (ST, Nov 10 last year) and the Immigration Department's reply "Visitors usually given 2 weeks but longer stays are allowed" (ST, Dec 22). Having experienced much the same unpleasantness with immigration officials at289 words
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Letter125 1988-01-22 26 THE letter "Why have students been streamed at Pr 2?" by "Steamed" (ST, Dec 23) probably refers to my school. CHIJ (Toa Payoh) Primary School does not practise streaming from Primary One to Primary Four levels. The teaching programme at these levels calls for group teaching and125 words
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Letter114 1988-01-22 26 WE refer to the letter "Buzz from car business upsets residents" by "C.F.P." (ST, Jan 4). We believe the writer is referring to 20, Bournemouth Road. The DBCD of the Public Works Department has served an enforcement notice on the person responsible for using the residence as114 words
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255 1988-01-22 26 Bosses at mercy of maids, agents and embassy I WAS least surprised to read your report about more Filipino maids running away to their embassy (ST, Dec 29) and the letter "Maid tried to run off to Canada" by "Jaded Employer" (ST, Jan 4). Recently, I employed a maid through255 words
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469 1988-01-22 26 WE refer to the articles "Ban on condom ads lifted to fight Aids" (ST, Jan 3) and "Condoms may not stop Aids, say some experts" (ST, Jan 13). Let us not forget that the root cause of Aids is not the lack of condoms but469 words
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231 1988-01-22 26 They had to transfer from tour bus to tour bus WE recently went on a 'our to the Cameron High;ands. We had looked forward to a pleasant trip, only to And it marred by the way the tour was organised. In fact, we had to go through extreme inconvenience throughout231 words
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347 1988-01-22 26 Still waiting for money from sale of flat THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if347 words
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Article58 1988-01-22 27 MMumWuj 570 +45 Mk«Mhn US +25 MIC Tie J5O 12 Cjrktarf 4*4 -1-1 Sta»rvli 430 1 Of 312 +6 MM 17C +f FtN 114 +S 4M +4 SariMMM 14C +4 liutCawl 130 *M>Pwpm 41 4-3 FAvHrti «'•> +i tim^m 102 +2'i SM 4a +2 Cm Start 3M +2 IMC58 words
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Article13 1988-01-22 27 Keppel Wrts 1,524,000 MMC 1,508,000 QAF Ltd 1,481,000 Fober Merlin 1,297,00013 words
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Article33 1988-01-22 27 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Fines Business Tines Industrial Composite 1987 H«h 1505 40(26/8/87) 1327.69(11/8/87) 1986/87 Low 563 34 (28/4/86) ***** (28/4/86) AlltimtHtgh 1505 40(26/8/87) *****9 (11/8/87) All lime Low 74 75(17/9/64) 470 92(28/4/86)33 words
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Article46 1988-01-22 27 Closing Change Voi ('OOO Amfe* Enpf 20c 1 23 unch 22 G8 Mdp 10c 0 65« d 1 3 Snfiport Nabocul Prtitm 50c 1 66 -1 2 Stacitnrict 50c 0.82 -2 25 Tin 0.68 Tortxm M SOc 084 +1 14 Wtpco 0 80 +1 1246 words
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Article13 1988-01-22 27 THE US dollar lost 75 ticks to close at DM1.6580 m Singapore.13 words
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Article51 1988-01-22 27 Eurodollar: Gained 12 ticks to 92.60 a contract. Dentachemark: Gained 30 ticks to 0 6065 a contract. British Pound: Gained 110 ticks to 1.^940 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 46 ticks to 0.*****5 a contract. Nikkei Lost 175 points to ***** a contract. Gold: Lost US$l.2O to U*****.40 an51 words
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Article100 1988-01-22 27 SEOUL South Korea's Samsung group is to make a major investment m aircraft production with the goal of building high-perfor-mance jet fighters and helicopters by 1991. Samsung Aerospace, a subsidiary of Samsung business group, will invest a total of U***** million (*****.4 million) by 1991 m three projectsAFP - 100 words
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Article80 1988-01-22 27 PARIS The sale of the French Government's 51 per cent stake m defence and telecommunications group Matra has begun amid criticism that the public offering was ill-timed. Former Socialist Economics Minister Pierre Beregovoy said: "The state is the loser. This is the first time a privatised companyAFP - 80 words
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Article81 1988-01-22 27 STOCKHOLM Swedish car maker Volvo has reported record pre-tax profits of nine billion crowns (553.2 billion) for last year, shrugging off speculation that a declining dollar might harm its sales m the United States. The result was substantially better than analysts had expected. Most had said theReuter - 81 words
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Article58 1988-01-22 27 RICHMOND (Virginia) American Home Products Corp was the apparent victor m a bidding war for A. H. Robins after Robins' board of directors agreed to be acquired by the New York-based company. American Home will provide funding to satisfy claims resulting from Robins' Dalkon Shield birth controlAP - 58 words
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Article67 1988-01-22 27 SEOUL South Korea's vehicle production will Increase by 43 per cent to 1.4 million units this year, while imports of parts and components will be reduced. Passenger car production would reach 1.13 million units with production of buses, trucks and other vehicles hitting 270,000 units. ImportsAFP - 67 words
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745 1988-01-22 27 LIM ENG HAI - QAF now expects after-tax loss of $8.2 m for current year LIM ENG HAI By QAF Ltd, the food-based group that was supposed to turn around this financial year, is now anticipating an after-tax loss of 18.26 million for the year ending March 31 and an even worse result has745 words
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475 1988-01-22 27 NEW YORK The New York Stock Exchange will consider a proposal to halt trading temporarily m individual stocks if their prices rise or fall by a certain amount. The proposal would bring the most significant change m the way the market functionsNYT - 475 words
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583 1988-01-22 27 DAMIEN LIM - DAMIEN LIM By DEALERS m Singapore are strongly against having limits to curb drastic rises or falls m share prices. All those interviewed yesterday objected to the idea of "artificial" restraints on what one described as an already "restricted" market because of the583 words
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352 1988-01-22 27 ASSETS of yet another Ho Kok Cheong-controlled company, Kwong Kum Sun (Singapore) Pte Ltd, are up for sale. Mr Ho, 48, best known as the developer of People's Park, was the main shareholder of Kwong Kum Sun, a manu facturer of352 words
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169 1988-01-22 27 Businessman of the Year to be named tonight SINGAPORE'S Businessman of the Year and its most enterprising small company will be named tonight. The competition is jointly sponsored by Business Times and courier group DHL Worldwide Express. There were 11 nominations for the Businessman of the Year award and 13169 words
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Article, Illustration430 1988-01-22 27 S'pore shares fall as world downtrend continues INVESTORS In Singapore gave up their resolute stand yesterday as share prices continued to fall on major foreign markets. After defying the downtrend on Wednesday, stocks lost ground and The Straits Times Industrial Index shed 14.46 points to 909.60. Some dealers said the430 words
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Article4312 1988-01-22 28 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the stock exchange, is covered m "business done". Further, because al deafrifs at a particular price are lumped tofether, the table does not show the trend m4,312 words
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Article2842 1988-01-22 28 ■DUSTWALS Acma(— Aimemoto (3305) Alex Htdg Alcom (538 555) (2) lt> (2) 55 AISB (986 995) (7) 100 (5) 101 (2) 98 (3) 99 xd API (41 58 425) (5) 40 (1) 40 5 (2) 395(22)41 (29)41 5(1)40(3)41 5 (7) 42.5(10)43 (103)42 ASM (1956 1975)2,842 words
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Article3099 1988-01-22 28 179 60 Wapco SO* 80 +1 12 80 79 M shares quoted have a par value of $1. urtesj otherwise specified. Marpn stocks arc shown in bold print. Adjusted for scrip/rifhts. N Tai-ciempted dividend KBH is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price3,099 words
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Article378 1988-01-22 29 1 Ml Jl.OOO 2 For btti cwtoffw orty 3 OCBC Fkunc* 4 mfabtt jl DBS FkMK*. %> QmMltet Hat nin »t ottertd by tubudbey OUT. UOFi nt« ifcmiliHi rtUOT. n*Mi it OK, rranct. OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATIS Savings daily 2 3 4 2-2 2 l 4378 words
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Article191 1988-01-22 29 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4404 1.4422 7.02 6 84 Canadian dollar 1.5724 1.5738 6.40 6.29 NZ dollar 1.3365 1.3392 7 60 7.37 Sterling pound 3 6355 3.6393 2.78-2.73 US dollar ***** 2.0185191 words
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764 1988-01-22 29 THE Kuala Lumpur market saw subdued trading yesterday with prices ending slightly weaker over a broad front. Losses were marginal. The New Straits Times Industrial Index declined 9.29 points to 1,427.74. The index gained 13.53 points on Wednesday. The decline was partly attributed764 words
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Article308 1988-01-22 29 ta» 21 W$ Chjflfe HK Elect 750 4)15 Ko Woh Bonk 195 Sing Too 2 025 -0 05 t*V Elect Won- 28 20 unch Ko Woh Stone* 105 -0 04 S* 10 Land 056 -0 02 As«>c InM HoteK 2 075 0 1 Hk Goj 15 10 0 4308 words
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Article315 1988-01-22 29 kn ?1 Yen Ch>nt« fJec A rr> o 3330 go aSS 5SI 0 3 aTmSt o s? t f£+CH'u* iS M,t 4u Smertrng 413 9 r.onk CM Tokyo I j3O urwt, 450 SndgeMone 1200 10 anon r 95 '6 Moroto V.fg 2730 20 Cow Computer I IV) 20 r4ec315 words
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Article293 1988-01-22 29 Lan ?1 fart? Ctanft Hordw Jomes 260 -2 {kn\) Honooen Energy 165S Herold Hooker ISO -4 AC I 388 IC I 405 -5 ANI 167 +2 Ind Equrty ?68 -2 Aberfoy.. 410 -10 In, Heorth SOS Jr*h Age 340 +5 Leighton 45 unch 385 -5 LendLeo*e HOO unch fimpot293 words
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Article114 1988-01-22 29 THE US dollar closed weaker against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.0230/50 and closed at 2.0175/85. It traded within a range of 2.0180 and 2.0250 m thin trading. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed lower compared to its opening of114 words
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Article101 1988-01-22 29 THE kllobar market traded between 5531.03H and 5531.202 yesterday. In the Far East market, gold opened at U*****.00/477.50. It firmed to U*****.80/478.30 on the back of an easing ?;"c h r a a« d ss&sr U5J478.20. It reopened at 1J***** 50/478 00 It eased to U*****.70/ U*****.20 and closed101 words
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Article34 1988-01-22 29 GOLD USJ/oz Thws Ned Singapore 477 00 477 50 477.70 478 20 Hongkong 476.90 477.40 477.50 478 00 Wed Tuts New York 475.90 476.50 477.30— 477 90 London 477.25 477 75 477.00-477.5034 words
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Article65 1988-01-22 29 1-1 I I I I I -I I I I l I NST Index Thursday 1,427.74 (1,437.03) ~~g Honckonf Hang Sent Thursday 2,412.32 (2,484.29) Australan Al-Ordinaries Thursday 1,276.60 (1,295.20) Nkkei Stock Average Thursday 22,710.26 (22,843.14) Financial Times Industrials Wednesday 1,409.20 (1,423.00) Dow Jones Average Wednesday 1,879.14 (1,936.34) (Figures m65 words
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Article282 1988-01-22 29 Managers' price* for January 22 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 0 93— 0 99 The Savmp Fund 0 81—0 8/ Spore Pro* Fund 0 37—0 41 Spore S«c Fund 0 67—067 S pore Invest Fund 0 66—0 71 Spore Eourty Fund 0 44—0 48 Asia Unit Trust Mai282 words
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Article230 1988-01-22 29 Jai 2t IBS Chamt G«n Motors 61 s -IH Goodyeor Tire 57H -IH Alcoo 41* -IH GuH Re* I2H -H Aided S»g 30 h Intl Bu* Moch Mo4k I*. Amox Inc 17H -IH to Corp 46 -1 Amr Cocp 33 -I** Jhsn 4 Jhns 7lfc -2H Att 28230 words
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Article18 1988-01-22 29 Rubber Closing prices cents/kio Singapore February 220.25 down 1 25 cents Malaysia February 277.50 down one cent18 words
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Article17 1988-01-22 29 Tin Closing prices MS /Ho XL Tin down eight cents Turnover 65 tonnes down 53 tonnes17 words
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Article21 1988-01-22 29 Cto«cpncn Copper E/tHM M Spot *****0-*****0 (1479 00-1480 00) 3 months *****0-*****0 (1365.00-1366 00) Market tone Steadier Sates 21.650 tonnes21 words
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Article21 1988-01-22 29 CM«fritM Km IM Soifapore (64—669 6 71—6 76 Nn York 6 62— 67 6 68—6 73 Sourct Crtdrt Snast. Spore21 words
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Article21 1988-01-22 29 ClHfcf prices Aluminium £/tonm M Spot 1124.00—1125 00 (1154.00—*****0) 3 months 1056.00-1057.00 (1075.00-1076 00) Market tone Steady Sales: 10.000 tonnes21 words
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Article93 1988-01-22 29 palm of January 1200 (north) 1185 (central) 1195 (south) palm oi US$/tomes RBO palm oil February 500 (sellers) March 500 (sellers) RBD Sturm ianuary 410 (sellers) March 410 (seders) RBO Otein February 527 50 (seders) March ***** (sellers) April 510 (sellers) Crude stearin Neutralised Unq palm oil Ckwinf93 words
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Article285 1988-01-22 29 SSKs: "Si '3 !8 1 *Bter 'Si V «stob rriPtC 247.27 -5 73 >*S—4 9mk 398 +10 C 4—* m m-+ndmm\ ttmfni 41 mcfc Bobcort, VK undi 4m»mcmm*n4m4 G>a«, Cop* Ml +4 Sordar*. 490 -3 J*o S2S -9 O~«, 50 wd> iNdaa 453 -7 7 -Vt MNMG Hotw 574285 words
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Article62 1988-01-22 29 Eurodollar 3-month deposit (100 implied interest rmtei Open High Law Sett Est V«i Mat ffi 92.56 57 92.60 92.53 92.60 6521 Jim 9234 92.38 92 31 92 38 905 Sefi 92.10 92.10 92.09 92.09 17 Dee 91.82 91.82 9181 91.81 22 M*r» 91.50B Iim 91.36 8e.fl Dee 91.02 Mar* 90.8962 words
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Article28 1988-01-22 29 (US dollar Deutsr.Vmark Open High Low Sett Est NwH 0.6067 0.6086 0.6053 0.6065 196 Jw 0.6119 B^* 0.6177 Oftm Ist (Wed): 128. Act Yd (We 4): Ml.28 words
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Article22 1988-01-22 29 (British Pound) Opea High Law Sett Eat V«l Mmra 1.***** 1.79« J»e 1.7865 Opea Ist (Wcrf): Act V»l (Wed): Ptar.22 words
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Article34 1988-01-22 29 Japanese Yen) Open High Law Sett Eat 0 *****4 0.*****6 0.*****2 0 *****5 708 Jim 0.*****5 0.*****5 0.*****5 0 *****8 2 »f* 0.*****2 Ores bit (Wed): WB. Art V.I <We 4): B*4.34 words
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Article43 1988-01-22 29 N±kH Stock A vtnge Index Open High L«w Sett Eat V»l X *****.57 *****.57 *****.08 *****.28 88 ***** 50 ***** ***** ***** 821 Jim ***** ***** ***** ***** 3 Sept ***** Ope* Ist (We 4): Mtf. Act V«l (Wed): itK.43 words
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Article20 1988-01-22 29 (US$ per troy ounce) Open Hlgk Low Sett Ert Fefctt 477.40 Opea lit (Wed): NIL Act V«l (Wei): Nil.20 words
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Article171 1988-01-22 29 T>Hir»dcy, Jonuory 21 1988 Fab 88 colls Feb 88 puts High Low S«tt High Low V>rt 55 CAI 5* CAB 57 365 2 5» 249 -5 5» 170 14A 12 M Ml 99 37A 35 61 431 47 86A 82 62 171 19 159A 154 63 m I171 words
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Article203 1988-01-22 29 Feb 88 colls Feb 88 puts High Lew Sett High Low IBM 70 CAB 71 CAB 72 CAB 73 1 74 75 402S 407 4 76 3088 313 13 9 11 77 2208 225 22 22 22 78 1448 48A 148 48A 45 79 858 89 89A203 words
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Article192 1988-01-22 29 Mor 88 colls Mar 88 puts High Low S«tt High Low S«tt 8900 3558 359 CAB 8950 3058 309 CAB 9000 2568 260 CAB 9050 2068 210 CAB 9100 156* 160 9125 1311 135 9150 1068 110 3 9175 838 86 3 3 4 9200 608 63 6192 words
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Article, Illustration363 1988-01-22 29 Vessel Berth An Dep Vessel Ktppd Nhanrts Dolphin Hana Bang Progoti K19 aside 22/01 Hoegh Cairn Diana Island K34 aside 23/01 Horizon Star Donguang K3S aside 25/01 babela laste'n GL K28 aside 22/01 Jumpa Fe Pilot K21 aside 22/01 Moksong Forthbank K16 aside 23/01 Sirrtian Freidri Eng363 words
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725 1988-01-22 30 •■JEW YORK Several of he biggest US banking companies have reported mge losses for last year afer raising reserves to cov- ■> troubled foreign loans. The results were expeced and industry analysts (aid there were few surprises In the earnings re>orts byAP; NYT - 725 words
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Article227 1988-01-22 30 LONDON The Kuwait Investment Office's shareholding m British Petroleum is being considered by UK Director-General of Fair Trading Sir Gordon Bonie. Sir Gordon will advise the government on whether the stake now about 18.36 per cent warrants an investigation by the Monopolies and MergersReuter - 227 words
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334 1988-01-22 30 WASHINGTON Mismanagement rather than depressed economic conditions has been the chief cause of the rising number of US bank failures m recent years, Comptroller of the Currency Robert Clarke has said. The comptroller's office studied 162 failures of national banks since 1979 and found managementReuter - 334 words
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324 1988-01-22 31 PHARMACEUTICAL and supermarket group George Town Holdings' strategy to rvtum to the black through its major restructuring h;:s shown results it has announced a group pre-tax Of M 51.31 million for tl\e six months ended last 30. The figure, which reversed five yean of324 words
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225 1988-01-22 31 A SUBSIDIARY of South Malaysia Industries (SMI), Erioo Estates Sdn Bhd, will get a 10 per cent stake m Uula Pernk Bhd m exchange for selling 335 h« stares of oil palm estates to the troubled sugar plantation225 words
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206 1988-01-22 31 KUALj\ LUMPUR laysia's national equity trust, Perniodalan National JJJid, \ws Ix-comp th est shareholder m UMW Holdings Oh a stake of 20.09 per cert m the company's enLirp.cd share capital of MsloB.B million folljwir.g its rights tane. At the tame time, theMBT - 206 words
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355 1988-01-22 31 Computer stocks hit by nervous Wall Street NEW YOUK Wall has turned exceedingly bearish on the computer in-dusti-y as conceru mounts that i owth this year wijl squr i w profits at companies bip la i■ aajrio several times m I c. mputer fell short of expectations. ad thai bellesReuter - 355 words
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Article128 1988-01-22 31 Homles a Court loses bid for BHP i lost I puttinr ai for t lio ar.y. i Per c f:;nding (Ssi.4-i t: be A52.68 A fu n v.ould be m BW ils of the asset sale. of Asl billion or mor<> .n vestments and MHP to recoup part ■lainfain borrowingsAFP - 128 words
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Article, Illustration97 1988-01-22 33 Jockey Chew dies SINGAPORE Jockey K.H. Chew, 3C, died m Auckland General Hospital yesterday without regaining consciousness! after a race tall last Thursday. News of his death was sent to the Malayan Racing Association by Jim Fleming, racing control manager oi the New Zealand Racing Conference. Chew, who went to97 words
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653 1988-01-22 33 ROGER YUE; LIONEL LEE - ROGER YUE LIONEL LEE Turf clubs expect bumper crowds on Sunday By and A TREAT is m store for racing fans m Singapore and Malaysia on Sunday. The Hongkong Invitation Cup over I,Boom at Shatin racecourse m which six of our653 words
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619 1988-01-22 33 LIONEL LEE - LIONEL LEE ON THE TRACK with TRAINER K. Shanmugam's trio of Let's March (V. Nathan), Daaay n (apprentice Asogan) and ODarHag (Au-Yeung) did a sizzling workout at Bukit Timah yesterday. They went stride for stride and clocked 36 sec for 600 m. The619 words
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Article, Illustration113 1988-01-22 33 GALLOPS yesterday at Bukit Timah by horses engaged on Sunday: Newcomer Olmiml 37, Go Fred Go (Junaidi) 42, SugaJ Raja 38.1, Past Eddie 40.5, CMamMaa Emerald 38.1, Moonlight n (Sairi) 38.6, Respect n (Chiam) 37.6, Av*nvaJe 37.3, L*b« L»b» (Baxter) 39.1, Exclusive (Masruhen) 42.1, newcomer Heckler113 words
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Article129 1988-01-22 33 (to be run at Shatin racecourse on Sunday) CLASS 1 1,800m (Stakes: HKS1.5 million) From left: Horse, trainer, weight, jockey and barrier CHEEKO (A Chan) (57) K L Tsui 2 FLYING DANCER (P C Kan) (57) B Leisher 8 GOLD BELT (P C Chan) (57) P Leyshan129 words
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Article603 1988-01-22 33 Tomorrow 's Bukit Timah card I M*. J| 2-15CL/!ff.4DIX« E c7% ltaooin ■iM I i (Ratings: 75-59) <St.k~: $17,000) '^••KTiKftsrs.TOJs..^ r—m z «5424 Pickttas tarn ffJ (71) Fighting Sau- cw-Samauri 4ag «me (120 Dm) Manakl ££7rSKr <W/ NgT Tan 4 mm)SiS^mP^omuk~4 rnmtim i a™*isLE£?J.1W EWlta 1 w- sssiKjass vMDer o603 words
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Article, Illustration279 1988-01-22 34 LONDON Oxford stretched their proud unbeaten home run m the English League Cup soccer tournament to 27 matches on Wednesday when they booked a place m the semi-finals with a 2-0 win over Manchester United. First-half goals by Dean Saunders and Gary Briggs killed off United 'sReuter - 279 words
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Article, Illustration309 1988-01-22 34 ROME Championship contenders AC Milan and Roma crashed out of the Italian Cup soccer tournament on Wednesday as holders Napoli marched into the quarter-finals m their push for a League and Cup double. Welsh striker lan Rush shrugged off his lacklustre League form and silencedReuter - 309 words
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Article215 1988-01-22 34 Kankkunen looks set for victory NOUAKCHOTT (Mauritania) A sandstorm forced the cancellation of the 20th stage of the Paris-Dakar Rally on Wednesday, consolidating the position of leading Finn Juha Kankkunen with two days of the three-week race to run. World rally champion Kankkunen, who propelled into the lead after compatriotReuter - 215 words
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Article126 1988-01-22 34 THAILAND A thrashed Oman 3-1 to Join Austria's FC Tyrol m the semi-finals of the 19th King's Cup tournament at Bangkok's National Stadium on Wednesday Indonesia defeated China's Uaoning 2-0 m another Group A match. IFK GOTHENBURG have made contingency plans m case their coach, Gunder Bengtsson, acceptsAFP; UPI - 126 words
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Article226 1988-01-22 34 MONTE CARLO European soccer chiefs deferred a decision on the re-admission of English teams to Europe's three club competitions on Wednesday, but left the way open for a return next season. The Union of European Football Associations (Uefa) turned down a Scottish move for anReuter - 226 words
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Article, Illustration219 1988-01-22 34 MADRID Real Madrid needed extra-time to beat humble Sabadell and scrape through to the semi-finals of the Spanish Cup soccer tournament on Wednesday. Real, who lost the first leg 3-2 last week, looked far too relaxed to make up the difference m the first halfReuter - 219 words
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265 1988-01-22 35 OSLO A drugs scandal m the world of internation al speed-skating has drawn police into a criminal investigation of whether Soviet star Nikolai Gulyayev smuggled steroid tablets illegally into Norway. Inpector Truls Fyhn, of the Oslo drugs squad, said his probe might involve police mReuter - 265 words
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128 1988-01-22 35 ATLANTA The new executive director of the United States Olympic Committee has resigned after less than three weeks on the job and will return to his former position as commissioner of the Southeastern Conference, a published report said. The Atlanta Constitution reported thatAP; AFP - 128 words
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Article, Illustration382 1988-01-22 35 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD Win or lose, Mike is m the money By /All fighter I V respecteu him because he had guts. When he went down he always got up and I liked him for that. I was never really a fan of hit butReuter - 382 words
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Article487 1988-01-22 35 THE Mike Tyson-Larry Holmes heavyweight title fight will be telecast "live" over Malaysia's TV3 tomorrow at 10am. Reassuringly, there are signs that Tyson is maturing into a decent young man who is much m charge of his own destiny. This was reflected m one of the487 words
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Article138 1988-01-22 35 loka in good form for defence OSAKA World Boxing Council strawweight champion Hiroki loka, Japan's only world champion, ran through his first public sparring session on Wednesday for his first defence match, against South Korea's Lee Kyung Yung on Jan 31. loka, who turned 19 on Jan 8, displayed speedyAP - 138 words
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Article156 1988-01-22 35 LONDON Cliff Thorburn, Canada's former world snooker champion, became the first non-Briton to join the Matchroom team on Wednesday. The 40-year-old world No. 4, who split with manager Robert Winsor last month, has signed a five-year contract for the Barry Hearn stable. "Barry can do aAFP - 156 words
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Article, Illustration176 1988-01-22 35 SYDNEY Australia's triple Olympic lOOmetres gold medallist Dawn Fraser was not guilty of the deed which cost her a four-year ban from competitive swimming and ef- fectively ended her career, it was revealed yesterday. Dawn was accused of stealing several flags atAP - 176 words
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Article, Illustration321 1988-01-22 36 MELBOURNE CHRIS EVERT will play Steffi Graf m the women's singles final of the Australian Open tennis championships after defeating her friend and rival Martina Navratilova 6»2, 7-5 yesterday. Chris, using her twohanded backhand with deadly effect, was always on top of anReuter - 321 words
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Article, Illustration338 1988-01-22 36 Top seed sweeps past compatriot Claudia MELBOURNE Steffi Graf ruthlessly snuffed out early flickerings of hope for fellow-West German Claudia Kohde-Kilsch yesterday to reach her first Australian Open tennis final. The tall Claudia won the first nine points of the semi-final as Steffi, the world No. 1,Reuter - 338 words
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Article257 1988-01-22 36 MELBOURNE The "Pat Pack" have reunited for the first time since Wimbledon. The three men and a woman embraced by Pat Ccsh after his victory climb through the crowds at Wimbledon last July have combined m MeluoU'TTe to plot his Australian Open tennis caii.jci?ti. "WeReuter - 257 words
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Article103 1988-01-22 36 Men's doable** semi-fi-nals: Rick Leach and Jim Pugh (US) bt Marty Davis (US) and Brad Drewett (Aust) 5-7, 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-5), 6-3; Jeremy Bates (Brit) and Peter Lundgren (Swe) bt Andrew Castle (Brit) and Roberto Saad (US) 6-7 (3-7), 6-4, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3. Mixed doubles quar-ter-finals:AFP - 103 words
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Article, Illustration205 1988-01-22 36 MELBOURNE Top seed Ivan Lendl and Wimbledon champion Pat Cash clash m the men's semi-finals of the Australian Open today with all the hallmarks of a classic final. The other semi-final will be an all-Swedish shoot-out between defending champion Stefan Ed berg and third seed MatsReuters - 205 words
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403 1988-01-22 36 Mayotte only American in main draw of Olympics MELBOURNE Swedish aces Stefan Edberg and Mats Wilander and West German Boris Becker head the list of direct entries for the Olympics tennis competition. Edberg and Wilander, ranked second and third m the world, and fifth-ranked two-time Wimbledon champion Becker were amongReuter - 403 words
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Article245 1988-01-22 36 MELBOURNE Players from 17 countries m the Asia /Oceania zone will compete for six spots m the men's singles draw at the Seoul Olympic Games this year, the International Tennis Federation announced on Wednesday. Players from 11 countries will chase the two spots reserved for theAFP - 245 words
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Article, Illustration444 1988-01-22 37 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN By Yen Chye has a lot of potential and we feel that the Olympics will be a good experience for him. He lacked a little endurance during the Shoriki Cup, but that's because he was not fully prepared. SJF president444 words
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Article, Illustration246 1988-01-22 37 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - Hard work, medals make Fathol SABBF's choice MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By FATHOLOMEIN ALI has again been nominated for the Sportsman of the Year award. Fatholomein, the Republic's only professional bodybuilder who was un successful m his first attempt last year, has been recommended by the Singapore Amateur Bodybuilders' Federation. The SABBF246 words
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Article, Illustration208 1988-01-22 37 Qasim, Younis suspended 7 years for accusing team-mates of drug-dealing ISLAMABAD Pakistani Test cricketers Qasim Omar and Younis Ahmed have been banned for playing cricket m Pakistan for seven years for accusing other Pakistani players of drugdealing, press reports said yesterday. The ban prohibits the 30-year-old Nairobi-bornAFP - 208 words
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Article128 1988-01-22 37 Imran says 'No' to Asian Cup ISLAMABAD Imran Khan, who is coming out of retirement for a West Indies tour, has said he will not appear m the Asian Cup tournament m Bangladesh next month, the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) said yesterday. The fast bowler has agreed to leadAFP - 128 words
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Article316 1988-01-22 37 WELLINGTON England won a one-sided 50-overs cricket match against Wellington by eight wickets yesterday after being set the task of scoring 203. Wellington, who won the toss and chose to bat on a placid pitch, quickly lost former New Zealand opener Bruce Edgar ibw to Graham DilleyReuter - 316 words
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Article111 1988-01-22 37 PRKSTON Javed Miandad. who led Pakistan to victory m their recent acrimonious series with England, is to play English League cricket here this summer. The brilliant right-handed batsman has signed a £10,000 ($36,000) contract to be Preston's professional m the Northern League. Meanwhile, former Australia Test seamerAFP - 111 words
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Article272 1988-01-22 37 Monnet's claim disputed LONDON French sailor Philippe Monnet has had his claim (or a world record shot to pieces by a British rival and a New Zealand newspaper. The 26-year-old Monnet says he sailed round the world last year m 129 days 19hr 17min on a 65-foot trimaran called KriterAFP - 272 words
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Article, Illustration311 1988-01-22 38 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIKAT RAI By ZAINAL ABIDIN, Anthony Chua and Ong Soo Heng breezed through the first two rounds of the Asian Individual squash championship m Kuwait City but not debutant Simon Yang. The 26-year-old Simon hammered out a 3-0 win over Iraq's S. Shareef before bowing311 words
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Article338 1988-01-22 38 BLOIS (France) Three seeds perished In the opening round of the Blois International squash tournament on Wednesday, but world No. 1 Jansher Khan made no mistake on his way to the second round. Third seed Tristan Nancarrow, of Australia, fell to South Africa's Paul Symonds 10-9,Reuter; AFP - 338 words
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471 1988-01-22 38 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN BADMINTON By SINGAPORE'S Lav Wing Cheok and Hamid Khan were bundled out of the US$BO,OOO ($160,000) Japan Open by an Indonesian and an Englishman respectively m the second round on Wednesday. Indonesian teenager Ardi Budi Wiratana defeated Wing Cheok 18-14, 15-2, while471 words
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Article441 1988-01-22 38 BASES ALL Pain Postema, ihe only female umpire m the pro game, will take charge of National League games during spring training and could break new ground by umpiring m the majors this season. Para, 34, has been m the minors for 11 seasons. BASKETBALL Dominique WilkinsAP; Reuter; AFP; UPI - 441 words
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Article, Illustration301 1988-01-22 39 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON Though we may be playing for money, friendship will not take a back •eat. There will be plenty of kidding and ribbing during the match. It will be fun. 7 Norman THE Great White Shark was seen at Changi last301 words
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Article, Illustration146 1988-01-22 39 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI SOCCER striker V. Sundramoorthy was advised to keep the Singapore national team close to his heart during his professional stint with Switzerland's Division One club FC Basle until June. This message was conveyed by Mr Teo Chong Tee, the chairman of146 words
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Article, Illustration49 1988-01-22 39 SPRITE INTERNATIONAL BOARDSAILING Picture by Hoping to make waves at the Sprite International Circuit, which starts today In Knantan, are Singapore windsurfers Ramie Salleh (right), 24, and Shadat Anwar, 15. The pair were among 21 who left for Knantan yesterday. JERRY SEHJERRY SEH - 49 words
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Article, Illustration316 1988-01-22 39 FOREIGN GOLF INDIAN WELLS (California) Jay Haas enjoyed a spectacular day with his putter on Wednesday and it gave him a nine-under-par 63 and the lead after the first round of the £1 million ($3.61 million) Bob Hope Classic. Sandy Lyle, of Britain, and Andy BeanReuter; AFP - 316 words
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Article247 1988-01-22 39 SWIMMING WAN TSE YANG and Kenneth Yeo both smashed the Boys' Under-14 record m the 100 metres butterfly m the Singapore Swimming Club's single age-group meet at Tanjong Rhu last night. The new record of lmin 06.08 sec was established by Tse Yang while Kenneth froze247 words
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Article78 1988-01-22 39 MARK HILL outlasted Abdullah DaSari 9-2. 6-9, 9-3. 9-10. 9-7 m the men's Open quarter-finals of trie West Coast Nike invitation squash championships yesterday. Otfcer ramlto: Darmadi Adi bt Chua Eng Koon 9-0. 9-2. 94 KeUy Choo bt Victor Koh 10^, 9-2, 6-9. M; Jazreel Tan bt78 words
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216 1988-01-22 39 JOE DORAI - 5-minute siege ends with two penalties JOE DORAI By JURONG TOWN FC plucked themselves from the Jaws of defeat with two penalties five minutes from the end to hold Police Sports Association to a 2-2 draw m the Premier League match at Bedok Stadium last night. After a goalless first216 words
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Article, Illustration34 1988-01-22 39 PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER JURONG TOWN FC 2 POLICE 2 Picture by Police goalkeeper Yakob Hanhlm makes a splendid diving save past a wall of players. JERRY SEHJERRY SEH - 34 words
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Article, Illustration452 1988-01-22 39 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN Intriguing tale of hockey's cops and 'robbers' By A LETTER stands m the way of leading goalscorer Ranjit Singh and his appearance m the F&N Elite Cup hockey tournament, starting today. The saga began last year when international winger Ranjit played for452 words
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Obituary, Illustration603 1988-01-22 38 321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths LMR. VOO KIN CHAT AGE: 61 YEARS passed away peacefully on 20/1/88 at 10.45 p.m. leaving behind: Wife: Chan Chci Sons: Daughters-in-law: Woo Ser Hian, Don Tan Guek Ec, Hazel Voo Tong Sung, Gene Lim Van Peng, Linda Voo Pui Sen Sam Daughter*. Grand603 words
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Obituary, Illustration76 1988-01-22 38 MRS. PETER COLIN OLIVEIRO and family on the demise of her husband BQT. PETER COLIN OLIVEIRO From R. VIJAYNDRAN NATHAN DORAIBAMY With dsspsst sympathies and condolences to the family of the late BGT. ZULKIFI B. ZAINOL Always remembered by: Officer* A Man of Delta Company, 3rd Battalion Singapore76 words
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Obituary, Illustration71 1988-01-22 38 The Famll, e« lha L.I. MR. LAU WEIN KEE wts/i to inaww mi rvwrivvt, rrtonos r nil an-- A*** ik^l, li_j ■no n^^pa^*tm w* uwi iiiw aiif/fidancm. oondotancaa. donations and wr««th« Jurlng Ihalr recant ImWe, lti# vMfHiy Of the late MR. UM CHCNO TECK 7 DMfcu Road wlah71 words
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Obituary, Illustration50 1988-01-22 38 MOM LIM KIM NEO Departed 22nd Jan, IMS The depths of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of one we love so well, And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall always keep. Always remembered by husband, •one, daughter*, deughters-m-law, *on*-ln-law and grandchildren.50 words
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Obituary71 1988-01-22 38 MILLINGTON AIR COMMODORE E.Q.L. MILLINOTO.H C.B. CBE D F C Much lov«xj Imisomm Of Ann# 4W)G tether of Jane died peacefully In London on 16th January. The funeral will be held at St Columbe's Church, Port Street, London on Tuesday 28th January. A memorial service will be held71 words
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Obituary, Illustration145 1988-01-22 38 HAM OM BANBILAL B BHAH Departed 22/1/83 Five years have passed It sadly missed but never forgotten by wife, children, grandchildren, relatives and friends. m LortOfl wmomocj of EDDY TAN BENQ CHUAN D«p*rfd on 22 IMI It's one year since you're gone But loving thoughts still linger145 words
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Obituary, Illustration87 1988-01-22 38 In loving mamory of K. KELAPPAN Departed 22.1.1973 Rest In peace, dear loving father, IS long years have passed away; You are gone, but still are living In the hearts of those who stay. Always r«mimb«r»d by: wHa: Choy Madhavi •one, daughters, aons-in law, daughtara-in-law A grandchildrafi.87 words
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Obituary, Illustration115 1988-01-22 38 BENNIAH VELIAMAN (VALLI) Dapartad on 8/1/IMB The Ovwniahl (I«th Day) Prayer* will b* »wtd on Friday 22/1/1« M from 7pm. onward* at Blk.B, #04-18 Qu*«fli Craacant, S'por* 0314. The Athma Shantl Pooja will be held on Saturday 23/1/itM at BIVAN TEMPLE. Sorangoon Romj at 7pm. Please treat this115 words
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Advertisement29 1988-01-22 38 RESULTS DRAW No: J 213/88 1 5 OUT OF 49 16, 27, 30 1 35,21 I ADO. No MONDAY'S DRAW WILL BE HELD AT ALBERT COMPLEX AFTER 5.30 P.M.29 words
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Advertisement82 1988-01-22 39 FAEE HOLIDA YSLk, to America, Japan, Hong Kon g^^^^^-^ Yes! Only limited da y s %^^^jF\ if *^ibK I \v Be' l^t]|^^h^^^^P^P^^B^^^^^^^m l l I HkA>i«Kl I IXU^J_m_^Wj J Ik. l H 111 Sco 1 I /Sir 1 <>•s\ B^iBPWBUPff j m^/ 1 >«.^^* k 000 Jft^^^J>By -§ppww» r 9QBO82 words
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Miscellaneous79 1988-01-22 39 HOCKEY F*N Otto Cip: SCC v Khalsa (Padang), SIA v Police (F Park) 5.30pm. SOCCER 8BHFL Dlv 3: Holiday Inn Park View v Hong Leong Group (Tanglin), Haw Par v May bank (Tanglin), Polycore v Westin Stamford (Fairer Park), MAS v Singapore S'bldg 6 Engg. (Farrer Park) all at 5.15pm.79 words
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Article, Illustration512 1988-01-22 40 Stalemate over Viet pullout and the Khmer Rouge SAINT-GERMAIN-EN -LA YE (France) Cambodian resistance leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk and the Prime Minister of the Viet-namese-installed Phnoni Penh regime, Mr Hun Sen, pushed on with the second round of their peace talks here yesterday despiteAFP; Reuter - 512 words
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187 1988-01-22 40 $lm for Aids victim who sued doctor BOSTON An Aids victim and her sons were awarded U5|750,000 (Ssl.s million) m what was described as the first medical malpractice verdict involving the disease. A state court jury ruled that Dr Kenneth Bernstein was negligent m his diagnosis and treatment of MsAP - 187 words
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Article, Illustration707 1988-01-22 40 41 know some people were lobbying for the Philippines to stop sending domestic help to the Middle East. Sexual and physical abuse of our maids m the Middle East is horrendous. There must have been some confusion and Singapore got included. I hope707 words
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Article, Illustration791 1988-01-22 40 ELENA CHONG - ELENA CHONG By A SENIOR lawyer appeared before a threejudge court yesterday to show cause why he should not be dealt with for trying to forge a will m the name of his father-in-law who died intestate. Mr J. G.791 words
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Article, Illustration289 1988-01-22 40 Both recipients in satisfactory condition First transplant law beneficiaries THE first two people to receive transplanted kidneys under the new Human Organ Transplant Act were m satisfactory condition yesterday, a Health Ministry statement said. It also added that the donor, who was not identified, died from head injuries suffered from289 words
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Article68 1988-01-22 40 US navy destroys faulty missile CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida) The US navy destroyed an unarmed Trident 2 nuclear missile by radio yesterday when it developed a fault over the Atlantic Ocean during a test night, an air force spokesman said. It was the first failure m nine test firings of theReuter - 68 words
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Article30 1988-01-22 40 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 16.74 points to 1,862.40 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. APAP - 30 words
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Advertisement126 1988-01-22 40 lß!iHvllMlipjHMjpllij||HHlj|HP^| -\OOAY M BT* TODAY IN BT» TODAY IN BT •TODAY I Today m j i BUSINESS TIMES t— Tandon bows out Tandon Corporation, once billed as the king of disk drives, has agreed to sell its disk drive operation. BT knows who the buyer is and whether a retrenchment126 words
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Miscellaneous178 1988-01-22 40 Weather Showers over several areas m the afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mki SUNSET today. 7.18 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.15 am. GLOBAL MATHER AAeUWe 17/24 C Cloudy Las Angelr* tC t Amsterdam 5/8 C Cloudy Madrid :C AtkM» 6/12 C Cloudy MaalU 20/33 C178 words
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Article, Illustration307 1988-01-22 1 ART BREAKS OUT INTO THE OPEN A DRAMATIC transformation has taken place m our visu- I al environment. I Many of us may have been too busy to notice it, but art C bigger, bolder and more flamboyant has knocked F down the doors of the galleries and the museum307 words
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Article, Illustration1082 1988-01-22 2 ZAKI - ZAKI By IT WAS at a party that I saw the light, or rather, was coaxed to see the light. The party was really a mini food convention. There were about 20 guests, a good many of whom want to be, indeed insist upon being, called1,082 words
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345 1988-01-22 2 CATHERINE ONG'S article "Why always the same faces?" (ST, Jan 8) left me confused and baffled. She pointed out that the local music scene has always been saturated with the same people, so much so that the cast of any locally produced345 words
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Article, Illustration1128 1988-01-22 2 SHEILA SULLIVAN - SHEILA SULLIVAN By ARE you little, 60 and female? If so, you qualify as I have just done as a Little Old Lady. Everyone who is younger (which seems to be most people) knows exactly what Little Old Ladies are like.1,128 words
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Advertisement195 1988-01-22 2 WEEKEND P^ flß^^ Koh Siew Tin picks her three winners for the Chinese Tafentime 36 Y.L. Goh on the violinist of the century 4 Street Smart's dumb, says Whang Yee-Ling 5 C 111 I 5 Hi I gygk|2a Yours for $29 with any Estee Lauder purchase of $45 or more.195 words
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1583 1988-01-22 3 JUDITH HOLMBERG - JUDITH HOLMBERG By ART BREAKS OUT INTO THE OPEN THIS time. 10 years ago, they could be counted on the fingers of one hand. Today, you can confront a piece of art at Changi Airport, shopping at Marina Square or basking at the1,583 words
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Article, Illustration1372 1988-01-22 3 T. K. SABAPATHY - T. K. SABAPATHY By THERE has been an efflorescence of art produced for public spaces m Singapore. The support for this art emerged sporadically m the 70s, and gained vigour and momentum after the inauguration of the Asean Sculpture Symposium m 1981. In AprilLIM SENG TIONG - 1,372 words
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Article, Illustration980 1988-01-22 37 Act 3 will dramatise three stories by Catherine Lim early next month, reports LIM HSU FEI. ADELINE NG AI CHOO will be seen on stage soon. No, she is not the latest starlet m Singapore, but students here will recognise her. Adeline is a980 words
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1252 1988-01-22 37 I Audio/Video Golden Auricle A reader writes: I REFER to Golden Auricle's column on the Robertson 2600 preamplifier (ST, Jan 8) and I assume that the model referred to is the new Robertson 6020, as Robertson does not have any model 2600.1,252 words
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Article633 1988-01-22 37 PERFORMANCES SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT. With pianist Janis Vakarelis. Conducted by Choo Hoey. Victoria Concert Hall. Today and tomorrow, 8.15 pm Tickets at $4, $7, $10 and $15 ($2 and $3 for senior citizens and students) available at Centrepoint, Tangs and Victoria Concert Hall box office. TOP GIRLS.633 words
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204 1988-01-22 37 Chess By Knight FOUR players shared first place with 7 points each m the Cairnhill Community Centre 3rd Open International Chess Championship 1987 for the Dr Wong Kwei Cheong Challenge Trophy. The nine-round Swiss event attracted 113 entries, which included 18 from204 words
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Advertisement85 1988-01-22 3 Ml This goes on every 2.5 kg pack of y^ Mm i a \^h HH 9 i/i >» v W^ A you pay less for even more KLIM goodness! As the 25kg KLJM, Instant or Regular, is at the same price as the 2kg pack. Hurry! Stocks are limited. So85 words
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Article, Illustration787 1988-01-22 4 Y. L. Goh - Y. L. Goh 1 Compact Discs HEIFETZ on CD (all items from RCA) Beethoven/ Brahms Concertos Bruch Concerto No. 1; Scottish Fantasy/ Vieuxtemps Concerto No. 5 Tchaikovsky Mendelssohn Concertos Sibelius/ Prokofiev Glazounov Concertos Beethoven Concerto (1940 recording with Toscanini) coupled with Rubinstein/Toscanini recording of Beethoven's787 words
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Article, Illustration812 1988-01-22 4 Chris Ho - Chris Ho I The pop life BELINDA CARLISLE has come a long way. Not long ago, this weak-voiced (and then-chubby) singer showed little potential as a soloist when she was fronting the all-girl band, the Go Go's. She was overshadowed not only by812 words
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Article, Illustration847 1988-01-22 6 PAT D' ROSE - PAT D'ROSE By TOKYO SQUARE has kept a relatively low profile m the club scene last year, will concentrate on recording albums this year. The first release of the year will be a solo album by the group's female lead singer, Linda847 words
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Article, Illustration359 1988-01-22 6 JUST how big is the Tina Turner gig going to be? It will be the biggest concert held here for an English-language artiste, according to a Jasper Productions spokesman. A turnout of 15,000 fans over three nights, starting on Feb 20, is expected at359 words
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Advertisement349 1988-01-22 4 New BFrigidaire Showroom .^tfMA _^S) .^SI .^SI .^Bl 4BJ Congratulations to Singapore Refrigeration on their newly renovated showroom featuring the full range of Frigidaire refrigerators from USA. j|H Siiy?aporr K<'frineraUon Co (Showroom): #01-23 GoldhUl Plaza. Newton Kd 1 130). Tel: *****37/*****:38 Branch: #02-16/17, 18 Thomson Plaza. (pp Thomson Kd (2057).349 words
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Article, Illustration605 1988-01-22 5 WHANG YEE- LING - WHANG YEE-LING STREET SMART Coming to a Cathay cinema LURID prostitute dens provide the setting for Jerry Schatzberg 's thriller, Street Smart. Christopher Reeve plays New York journalist Jonathan Fisher, whose fabricated cover story about a pimp m a magazine is the latest605 words
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Article, Illustration276 1988-01-22 5 AFTER a rash of movies about alcohol and drug abuse Ironweed, Barfly and Less Than Zero Hollywood is swearing off the hard stuff. A handful of film projects scheduled for this year will focus on abstention and rehabilitation, setting a different toneReuter - 276 words
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Article331 1988-01-22 5 IN 1961, The African Queen steamed its way down an east African river to film glory with Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn. Recently, The Queen ventured another passage on an American inter-state highway. Once the focus of director John Huston's classic film, The African Queen, nowReuter - 331 words
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Advertisement50 1988-01-22 6 THE BEAT GOES ON, EWITH ROCK V ROLL. BLUES REGGAE JAZZ ROCK at Singapore's Only 'Underground Pub' »ier JHeller (CENTREPOINT ORCHARD) m^n^^k ay mv aTiriar m J^^^ iSkw2S^^S\ W A^^-^^PERFORMING: f^ 9.00 PM 12.00 MIDNIGHT TUESDAY-THURSDAY I 9QQ pm 100 AM FKIDAY-SUNDAY Join us for Sunday Jam Sessions 9pm onwards50 words
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Article, Illustration1151 1988-01-22 7 Catherine Ong - Catherine Ong I Staying Tuned TWO weeks ago, m this column, I complained that I was put off by the same old entertainment staples miming the same old songs featured m TV variety shows of different names, but almost identical formats, that were weeks1,151 words
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Article, Illustration648 1988-01-22 36 KOH SIEW TIN picks her winners for the Chinese Talentime 87/88, to be held at Kallang Theatre tomorrow. WHO will emerge the winner at the Chinese Talentime 87/88 is anybody's guess. There is no firm favourite among the 12 m the finals, which648 words
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Article, Illustration577 1988-01-22 9 A BROKEN marriage made Taiwanese actress Tien Niu return to show business. Since her divorce from an Indonesian businessman last year, this spirited 30-year-old has thrown herself back into her work. When she got married m the mid '80s, Tien Niu retired577 words
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Article, Illustration77 1988-01-22 9 f^il^^^ff^ Pl**** gft£ttft? c*«**« -^> ft is nv^- tf&j&mnt*mtE 11: i'nii^vlv, 1 t*4f I'M tt» r^ Km 9«^¥ M 2 (4 «A ft M KMi fife *f t A '<l it^vr^tms^c t- /l a- U') -J/ f*3|t«i««*% ft s/t*w-^«i*< i mi\'i h 1 Y.tiiK: m if! > <^ ft* 477 words
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Article82 1988-01-22 9 e2t?#-n/fftflS*ffi c r »?s*•*« w IKGEid^t ft X XimLftMlfSAn! 1 1 1 Mft^n*^t•mm +m Ptw»«* as ft i HI7JEW4E4 iAf.v.+- f**Ai'9Jfetkj*)*& nf 691 ftb *u x:- I h]^ r fcfHPff flfUß&JlfXtt pifi Hat r-f&wtn%'ini* nmn** v-^ a tin Ji ffl > llfc R-f J 7C fT: rii ffl *j *t«82 words
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Article, Illustration415 1988-01-22 9 A new Taiwanese serial, Deep Garden, will replace Little Missy, m the 6.45 pm slots on Saturday and Sunday from Jan 31 on Ch 8. FTERY tongues of flames engulf the Bo mansion m Taipei, reducing it to ashes and sending its frantic occupants darting for415 words
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Article, Illustration429 1988-01-22 9 Film OHL Boundup |j ROUGE 'ill Midnight tomorrow and morning shows on Sunday at Eng Wan cinemas MORE spooky tales are m store for moviegoers this week. In Rouge, a ghost, Ruhua, comes back to this world, but not to take revenge or to wreak429 words
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Article, Illustration574 1988-01-22 9 Solution 322 CROSS-language Crossword Puzzle is published every Friday. It Is a Chinese crossword, bat the clues are given In English. Eleven winners will be picked from the all-correct entries. One will receive $51 cash and the other II, $29 cash. *5fcash: TAN KIM574 words
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Article, Illustration1051 1988-01-22 10 The betel leaf has a special place m Indian tradition and is used on all auspicious occasions But m Singapore, there are only four or five betel leaf sellers (or panwallahs left while m India they are as common on the streets as buses. SAKINA1,051 words
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Article, Illustration687 1988-01-22 10 DAVID SPARK - DAVID SPARK By ELEVEN years ago, a labourer named Ramamoorthy dug a deep pit behind his house m Tamil Nadu, south-east India, for sand to build a cattle shed. He unearthed a set of nine bronze Hindu temple images portraying the god687 words
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Advertisement665 1988-01-22 10 1 I I HHHISIRVISHHHI Confucianism liSfflySlßijiiu FOR SINGAPORE mmnmM{MMß|| c°g s ro°* CSfifillSLl Wli CONFUCIAN mm >V"ft% <fr HH^HH ethics today i The Singapore one exclusive desk-top f Challenae CALCULATOR /PEN HOLDER W- V V^ridlienge WITH PURCHASE OF X by Tv We/-m/ng X SIOOORMORE X M v X WHILE 1|665 words
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Advertisement945 1988-01-22 11 (P^W^ITl,- f^737 1166 |c.A.T.S.| TLX: R*****3 CLASS FAX; 732-0230 j TELEPHONE SERVICE; Monday lo Fr day 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. (sp.m. dmmdlin* for next day) Saturday: 8.30 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. (11a.m. deadline for Tha Sunday Timaa) Public Holiday: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. COUNTER SERVICE; TIMES HOUSE 390945 words
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Advertisement1322 1988-01-22 11 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out B J 207 Cantonmant Rd (opp Cantonment School) S por» 02OS I. (TT T«l: *****69/*****16 3 Open duty: 1 tarn lo 2.30pm; Spm to W 30pm I praaanta Ks. RAW FISH I 1s» Jan. 14th Mar. I We serve Qanutne Cantonese Cutaina. I BOILED1,322 words
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Advertisement1826 1988-01-22 11 22 Computer Products/ 22 Computer Products/ 22 Computer Products/ 22 Computer Products, I* Xl Services Services Services Services |B| W SumnuitjUiphia* Digitizers j [jB V^ I NEW YEAR SPECIAL j Steer your career :Hffffl MM T MM^^~ o with a job that I'M -111 Mt::::::::::::::::::::: Get m on Summagraphics Savings1,826 words
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Advertisement282 1988-01-22 12 35 Home Furniture/ 35 Home Furniture/ 35 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing Furnishing Speak to the PROFESSIONALS KITPHFN see your Dream i\l I Wilt Mm come true!! V V sbm^ V B^^^"^Bb^b^^H *jL i 9R h "gw 8 'bib^b^b^h f fi. f 7L **^^^^^^^^^^^^mwXWP^^^^^^^ *2Lt^Bjßß^ jySH S b^b^b^bh 9^\ lop^iajMrnl O«LMp282 words
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Advertisement183 1988-01-22 12 38 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators ISLANDWIDE SERVICE FOR Repair, respray, rental, sell trade-in, Install, service all kind new or used alrcons. frldgt Free delivery guaranteed. Cal us anytime, tel: *****58/ *****35 NEW/ USED COMMERCIAL/ do mestlc fridge, alrcon., cookei dryer, washing machine fo sale/ trade-In/ rental, repair service/ install/ respray alsc Day183 words
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Advertisement353 1988-01-22 12 38 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators NEW/ USED COMMERCIAL/ Domestlc fridge, alrcon, washing machine for repair' service Si Install. Day: *****84; Night: *****37. OUR SHOP INBTALLB, repairs alrcon., water heater, fridge, washIng machine, ctv., wiring plumbing. *****22/ *****41 RENTAL/ REPAIR FRIOOE/ Alrcon. We Install/ maintain/ supply new/ used split/ room unit alrcon. Tel:353 words
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Advertisement530 1988-01-22 12 39 TV/ Video/ Hi-fi USED GEAR IN excellent, condition Threshold S/500 stasis power amp $5300 still with warranty. Robertson 4010 power amp. $1250, Pink Tralngle pre- amp. $650. Spectral MI-500 $120 per pair Absolute Sound *****60 AERIALS INSTALLATION: 3 sets 6 channels $220. 4 sets 0 channels $300. booster $70530 words
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Advertisement710 1988-01-22 12 40 House Cleaning/ Painting IMMEDIATE PAINTING, CLEAMWo" parquet sanding/ varnishing Si floor polishing. *****54/ *****73 PAINTING SERVICE: 3-RM. $300; 4-rm $450, 5-rm. $580 Tel *****37/ Page *****02 SPECIALISE IN PAINTING, reasonable Si reliable, lmmed painting available *****01 anytime. STILL RECEBBION PRICES. Painting only. Chinese Workers only Tel: *****68/ *****53 41710 words
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Advertisement843 1988-01-22 12 41 House Renovation/ 41 House Renovation/ Decor Decor i WHEN THE QUALITY OF INSTALLATION IS AS IMPORTANT AS THE QUALITY OF THE PRODUCT ITSELF \^kf\ itt^^M MB 3i \-O's\ N jJJ ALUMINIUM IRON WORK \y y\{ '^Sl Ir^^ll AT WILLIE Al UMINIUM it IRON \<O \> 'Os W^\A WORK. WE843 words
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Advertisement396 1988-01-22 12 49 Beauty Culture ELECTROCOSMETOLOGY- PAINLESS, FAST, Effective results for face/ body. Electrolysis/ budget waxing avail. Suvln *****01 BRING ALL YOUR skin St hair problems to Denlsll No. 1 Beauty Clinic. Telephone *****36. CHINESE NEW YEAR'S offer. Facial $18, Bridal make-up package $250. Tel: 339-5432. JORUBI ALOE VERA Promotion Facial with396 words
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Advertisement512 1988-01-22 12 49 Beauty Culture 49 Beauty Culture 49 Beauty Culture 522 A BAD COMPLEXION? Feb. 1988^^^ Hove a free facial on us, with every purchase of products worth $50, ond gain a clear complexion. PLUS FREE: one set of skin care sample. V^ 0^ Products use JEAN PIERRE FLEURIMON, PARIS F<x512 words
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Advertisement523 1988-01-22 12 54 Gold/ Pawn Tickets I EMINENT Goldsmith Jewellers HIGHEST PRICES OFFERED FOR YOUR PAWN TICKETS GOLD^ PLATINUM, WATCHES, JADE, JEWELLERY DIAMONDS #02-12 Eminent Plaza "96 S! (Nsxl TOP PRICE FOR your Pawn Tickets, Watches, Jewellery, Dupont Lighters, Gold (9K, 14K. 18K. 20K 22K i 24K) and White Gold (9K. 14K.523 words
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Advertisement731 1988-01-22 12 56 Sale: Other Products FOR SALE 3 unusef Nlrl Disc Gearboxes 1 33:1. type MON 168. suitable for engines 50--80 HP The gearboxes are surplus to our requirements Price 553.000 each Call Moss *****51 KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER 5350 Vacuum cum polisher $100. Bmm sound projector with sound camera $200 Hl-fl731 words
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Advertisement802 1988-01-22 13 72 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery Removal SMONWARoi House, office removal, transportation, dtspueal and delivery serftce Specialist In piano/ organ removal Economical rates. We supply 15' lorry Responsible, reliable and experienced workers provided 8 am 8 pm. TEL: *****39 FOR FAST, RELIABLE household L office removal services, call *****98/ *****73/ *****44 FOR802 words
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Advertisement746 1988-01-22 13 76 Book-ka«ping/ Sacratarial/ Anawaring/ Translation JUrvtcaa REGISTRATION ADDRtSS $10 swerlng $10, Telex Free, typing Tel: 33&M78/ *****44 RELIABLE NEON./ MAILING add (17). tel. answering service ($7), telex fax. typing, etc 330-0015 RELIABLE CO. PROVIDES taxation for Sole Proprietor/ Partnership/ Ltd. Co Nam Keow *****20 TYPMO WOMO Processing serv for letters/746 words
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Advertisement973 1988-01-22 13 79 S Utln i M 79 sUiln#"5 Uiln# S4l n Domaatic Halp 92 Donwatic Halp 92 Domastic Help 92 Domastic Help Opportumtias Opportunity* Availabla Available Available Available W\ MORE THAN Personally interviewed overseas and screened from provinces frequently. lIIUIIL. I 1 11-111 Filipino Thai Sn Lankan Indonesian Javanese Chinese 19973 words
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Advertisement426 1988-01-22 13 92 Domestic Help Available I Muslim Chinese Christian! "CALL US TODAY I FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE"! Salary 150 250 300 IT: 732 3355 1| FADOUT-. 1 12-05 Tanglin Shopping Ctr.| OFFERS SPECIAL PACKAGES Filipino Thai Indonesian TRY US. REPLACEMENT p^^a^^j^^J!j!^»j^^nar7m 810-DATAS OF FILIPINA maids avail, for home service. Also full-time stay-in426 words
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Advertisement783 1988-01-22 13 WE SPECIALISED IN FILIPINO DOMESTIC HELPERS and BABY SITTERS t^M. a^j. (Personally selected and carefully trained to adapt to employers standards.) yQMj PACKAGE INCLUDES: COMPLETE DOCUMENTATION A7r"^ with free insurance premiums for 55. 000 bond ■> FILJPINO SALARY RANGES Ssl 50 UP F^SSF\ 9 W^A SPEOAL WE ALSO OFFER' VIEW783 words
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Advertisement488 1988-01-22 13 96 Positions Vacant: Tu;orial ARC (REOft NO. *****0/00 X) requires sen teachers, grads., undergrads.. 'A' tutors for tuition Immed. All dists *****75/ *****05 REQUIRED TEACHERS/ U. Grads for Maths./ Science at Thomson. Serangoon, Katong, Chang) etc. Tel: *****68 EXPEMENCED TUTORS REQUIRED to teach all levels/ dlsU. Call Sally 345-0107. EXPERIENCED488 words
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Advertisement459 1988-01-22 13 96 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical We are a people-oriented company involved m import A export of automotive equipment and related ectivttiee. Wa believe our prime a*aat* are our staff Wa eeefc to eppomt:SHIPPING CLERK a Mln. O' Level. a Conversant with Import/ export documentation. c Co-ordination of Imports exports. a459 words
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Advertisement606 1988-01-22 13 95 Position* Vacant: 95 Positions Vacant: EDP i EDP EXPANDING RFTAI! HAl\ REQURE.s EXPERIENCED PROGRAMMER Al DM H( NA< I qualified B) 2 years pn)grimmin|i application takwtm m P( environment C> Advance knowledge of DBIII and Dauflex D) Fxpenenced m pas mil amounting, irtail softw.^and svsterm analwis Please apply not606 words
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Advertisement975 1988-01-22 14 98 Position. Vacant: 96 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical GOLDBELL ENGINEERING PTE LTD requires:GENERAL CLERK Minimum GCE O' level 1 2 years working experience Knowledge of word processor and telex Typing speed 45 wpm. Please call Miss Jenny at *****07 to arrange for an interview Transport will be provided975 words
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Advertisement1664 1988-01-22 14 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical TiiminanMi PRtMA LHNITEO r An aipandmg trading company I IDUicllw requires requires a Shipping/ Purcheaing Clerk RECEPTIONIST/ JofaS *qukeme«t.: <l< GENERAL CLERK clerk/ Tvc.t n Com P lele<i National Service. (HK o Level uanerai utarx/1,664 words
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Advertisement618 1988-01-22 14 96 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical EaUbHahtd ProlSMlonol Firm urgently laqwirM a FEMALE ADMWt ASSISTANT a OCE O 1 level a Must be able to type fast and accurately a Able to operate telex and fax machines Wmihil, nlaaoa write In with full r##Min># 4MIO GOfn4)Ct ItO. I O The Managing618 words
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Advertisement1565 1988-01-22 14 96 Positions Vaca.it: 98 Positions Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Secretarial/ Clerical Due to expenalon. established SIWPPINQ CLERK Printing Organiaatton requirea: urgently required by A) MM COMPOSER TYPIST trading company PrEtm^^S^cSon"* OOd ot ""PO^Y c) wmmt Imu PHODOCTio»i export documentation It CO OROINATOR psa procedures Training will be given to those a1,565 words
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Advertisement1411 1988-01-22 14 98 Positions Vacant: 99 Poaitiona Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Sale* rOUR CO-ORDINATOR (FEMALE) •equlred by travel agent. Must be slllngual (English/ Mandarin) Abllllty to speak Thai though rrijti flot essential *****t>9 for appt i C IYI MLC rRAWMO CO. REOUMES a Recep- MIITRITinN ilonlst Clerk Please apply per- T%%J I 1111,411 words
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Advertisement3359 1988-01-22 15 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: 99 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions Vacant Vacant Sal 8 Sal j Sal«s Sales Salss Sales Tachnical Tachnical Tachnical Technical SALES CO-ORDINATOR URGENTLY i^^— ttt^SßSffa=MSS=:^ sales execut.ves (male) I be3,359 words
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Advertisement3049 1988-01-22 16 "■ass*-* i "aa^ I iw aa'- t ~%ssx*-~ "asa"-* "sbs.*"'* r^gassr-* j^mr-* sm-^ as^—* ftm H i i I r i I 1 pmm i I—l1 I bVßßßb^bßb^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^bVb^bVbßbVßßßßßßßbib^b^bMbHbß Klertr;ral Engineering Company Ib^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l ln Jurt "8 has vacancies for > :^TA mKr I*J II I I .^^i technicians iiji I 1/3,049 words
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Advertisement2904 1988-01-22 17 101 Positions Vacant. 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 102 Positions Vacant: 102 Positions Vacant: 102 Positions Vacant. 103 Positions Vacant: 104 Other Positions p Production Production Hotel/ Restaurant/ Hotel/ Restaurant/ Hotel/ Restaurant/ Part-time/ Vacant Vacant Vacant TEMPORARY FEMALE TYPIST /^j:: BBMBMMHHKaVMHMBHHH^BBHBBBJHBBBBVBaBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBKBBBBBI I 1 required by company Tel ■jpjBBBBC''' LaBBBBI2,904 words
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Advertisement3937 1988-01-22 18 104 Others Positton. 104 Og^R^Hlon, 104 O^P«»Hiom 104 O^^o«'t-o"« 104 Oth^Poßi.ion. 104 Oth.^ Po.i«ion. 128 V^c^Fin-ncing/ 128 Vrtj^in-H*^ 128 V-h^Financing/ 132 For S.U: M^_ E.. MALE MATERIAL HANDLER re- PART-TIME JOB FOR Sec 1 Sec a Tit* National Ktdn^r Fooodatloo quired by American Electronics 2 students. Deliver brochures A leading3,937 words
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Advertisement6110 1988-01-22 19 133 E or J? a J? 133 For Sale: 133 For Sal#: 133 For Sal#: 133 For Sale: 133 F r Sala: 133 For Sale: 133 For Sale: 133 For Sal* Fofd/ Fm Fo'<*' F '«t Ford/ Fiat Ford/ Fiat Ford/ Fiat Ford/ Fiat Ford/ Fiat Ford/ Fiat Ford/ Fiat6,110 words
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Advertisement4047 1988-01-22 20 141 <41 SsJt£» 141 r <Z£'X*.. 141 SSfIL- 141 SBJitL, I<l SiJtU, I<l Xtt*. w 5^^ w 1 SBJ»£>, I 1 SSJtLB E ss«*g§£ "~^v An Incomparable Deal at 0 Interest a V s4 ,X Only $8,888 Downpayment. jfe-IBUL, ,j^-.^v> t Pay no interest Just a low downpayment of $8,8884,047 words
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Advertisement4902 1988-01-22 21 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation 174 Accommodation 176 Accommodation 179 For Sala Houaa* i Available Available: Available Ava.lablo. Available* Ava.lable: Room. Wanted: Ap.rtm.nt. Houaaa 179 For Uala. Houaas Apartments Apartments Apartmanta Apartmanta Apartments Apartment. l-— z ORCHARD AREA I WANTED STUDIO APARTMENT D.4,902 words
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Advertisement3998 1988-01-22 22 179 For Sala: Houaaa 179 Foe Sakr. Hou>- 179 For Sal.: Hou— 179 For Saf Houa»a 179 For Sal>: Hou,- 179 For Sato: Hou— 179 For Sato: Hous- 179 For Sato: Hou— 179 For Sato: Hou— 179 For Sala: Hou— I Dls *iMNETT EBT. s/storey OPERA ESTATE- 1545. ,4rfH bunglw3,998 words
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Advertisement5214 1988-01-22 23 186 For Sale 186 For Saia: 186 For Sala: 186 For Sala: 186 For Sala: 186 For Sal*- 186 For Sala- 190 For Sale Privata Apartmants Priv.ta Apartmant. Privata Apartmant. Privata Apartmant. Privata Apartmant. Privata Apartmant. Privata Apartmanta HUDC Apartmant. H?B Apartmant. WB A^rtmant. D.9 SOPHIA ROAD vicinity near DJ5,214 words
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Advertisement4127 1988-01-22 24 191 MSR S lrlirtm.m. 192 HDB Apartmants 194 Factory Spaca 195 Warahousas/ 196 For Sala: 196 For Sala: 197 For Rant: 197 For Rant: 197 For Rant: I 199 For Sala HPB i Want#d Storaga Spacaa Offica Spacaa Offica Spacaa Offica Spacas Offica Spaca* Offica Spacaa Shop Spacas «EW GENERATION4,127 words
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Advertisement2118 1988-01-22 25 203 Land: S.to/ W.nfd 2" Tour. 2" Tour. 2*l Tour. 2" Tour. 241 Tour. 241 Tour. 241 Tour. 241 Tour. i ~Tour. OIST 19 HIGHLAND OOM. vicinity ■—■■m_^^__^S^=ss I 14.500 sq ft land subject for approval of 1 pair of seml-d ii 1 I HUH lUlk^BVl^B^ B^UHblK3blb^HbW^Hb^blbSb^bSbVb^Mb^bVE9E<l .^^BiHßHi^^B^i^^i^HiHHißH^H^Mai^i^i^^H^i^^^^ Sl^grSSiJ 92,118 words
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Advertisement3676 1988-01-22 26 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours I 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education 261 Foreign Education 264 Computer Courses 264 Computer Courses 264 Computer Courses 264 Computer Courses E3siyi*"Wi I-Tffl I KENT COLLEGE I 'WlH&m&gl*!'' ifj 11 'lltU^'. mtU 1 faVy l\*l SI mmWrmM PEMBURY, KENT, UK ■MaigUiniTilliTriirilii Illii- M3,676 words
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Advertisement2987 1988-01-22 27 an «®i ssreafr"- R^ei life vyiiN l IVOM 10/ IMw I ILrto I ■UITT r'»B Pending) Bunka Lang. Pte Sch I WC^^jtt^al IL^ TEL 7 30-5724/5/6/8 5669<DID\ 737-001 1 TELEFAX 732-2759 TELEX RS ***** TIMEADB RATES The Stra.K T^t^ t^HlrMBMi '^-'2 Dem orchard *****0. 2 73 Floral Arrangement box service2,987 words
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Advertisement1780 1988-01-22 28 APPONTMENTS I ~H H^/ttnd. Here are the FACTS. Rk -1 it- Moiuleh.is restructured on a regional basis and from January 1988, U.D.G., the spirits division FACT 1 M p \unrlci laarlinn e//r>n//or IiAWJuMiM otc;iiinness pi.c. will join with Moet !k-niK-ss> as the majority partners m the company. At the same1,780 words
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Advertisement2796 1988-01-22 29 APPONTMENTS I Dissatisfied I NOTICES Visualisers or FA artists, LM^I Y*a^k'Xa r l afkn i^a^ n^k -^^^^^^^ay LavWBVQ PS HvSrS r^LaBTaTS I Ivdll Ull foJ^ ~i^wk gf BMbflßHMflflßHttßflllfl|fl This is the year you do something about it. -j- m V^j .ll K^^aa^^B^Tlllßa^i^^A^yi^llJ As Sin^ipi ire s Iculmo iik It pel2,796 words
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Advertisement3557 1988-01-22 30 NQTJCES i" 11^™ I^™ llird:PWDlli iij»r~--- ■■■-^JBag- »v- > i^fe Nfl Tender Notice BilsyrflKiil V^^"VMH% V S;SSc5f Tenders are invited from CIDB Registered Contractors 1^ g fii MINISTRY OF DEFENCE H Tenders are mv.ted for: H PWD/64/81 Production of a PWD AudioS? fl tLLttlflwifiPsll I LANDS AND ESTATES ORGANISATION I3,557 words
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Advertisement3024 1988-01-22 32 notices /^x s=^^^ JEBMSSSISM =i A igj PUBUC UTIUTIES BOHRD iWumilß jRr mmmmmmm mm t tender NoTict r tender notice MNCB NatiOna/ COmpUter BOard I TENDER NOTICE Wtti Tenders are invited from e.«.ble CIDB CSD Tenders are invited for: sß| Registered Contractors for the following UtH I CIMUbR NOTICE p...3,024 words
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Advertisement3640 1988-01-22 33 I V^L^\J KKm^ W~ GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF £S NATIONAL mMJSZM I Singapore PRODUCTIVITY •^"f?vi unn-^ c I i^"i^"»»^^ I Th l e ic loTa^^ a armn r mZ ce t nt I I board 1 1 IclMUbrio PCT C^/^L^ 1 TENDER NOTICE I I declaration under section 283,640 words
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Advertisement4986 1988-01-22 34 r-i n j-i IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE I IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE I IN THE HIGH COURT Of THE I I KlfYTlf^Lr^ CORRIGENDUM republic of Singapore m ti«k iiu.h roi ktokthk rkpvvuc of Singapore republic of Singapore ly\J I I^rLlO I Company Winding Up No REP4,986 words
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Advertisement301 1988-01-22 35 IT'S TERRIFIC. IT'S ZANY. ITS STEVEN FRANCIS FRIENDS. PERFORMING NOW AT ZANY IFROM 9.00PM to I.OOAM ON FRIDAYS SATURDAYS. RESTAURANT r S *> i y METRO PARAGON, 290 ORCHARD ROAD #03-02 PARAGON BUILDING, SINGAPORE 0923. TEL: *****38 BUSINESS HOURS: 10.00 AM 1.00 AM Ifyou want to tap the market with301 words
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Advertisement174 1988-01-22 35 MANAGING THE NINE CRISES OF BUSINESS Drawing on three decades ol personal experience m the Imhßß^R^ auto mciuslr > an d three years' work researching the fSflKuUj^l important business crises oi our time for his crisis nig |Cj mana^ cmcnt programme, Gerald C Meyers has developed r^tß^ lili Vl h174 words
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Advertisement339 1988-01-22 36 A Special Promotion YOUNG PARENTS magazine has lined up Sat. 26th March '88 1 lam to 4.30nm Dynasty Hotel 1 Learn from the beauty and child-care experts m a terrific tact-filled programme presented ffl^ i: j by Clarins, Johnson Johnson and Mothers-In-Vogue boutique. You get gifts and prizes T' and339 words
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Advertisement79 1988-01-22 37 If you are holding an event you want our readers to know about, fill m the coupon and send it to: What's On, Section 2, The Straits Times. 390 Kirn Seng Road. Singapore 0923. Your coupon should reach us three days before the event. Mama of •vnt: Stagad/praaa ntad by:79 words
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Miscellaneous1037 1988-01-22 37 Radio One FM Stereo 90.5 mHz m VHF Band H 5.58 AM National Anthem, folowed by Opening Announcement 6.00 News In Brief 6.05 On Air 7.00 News And Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 On Air (confd) 8.00 News, followed by Radio Patrol 8.10 On Air (confd) 9.00 News In1,037 words
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Article, Illustration597 1988-01-22 38 JUDITH TAN - JUDITH TAN MY VIEW by Italian Football (Ch 12, 7Jt pm): Napoli, spearheaded by Argentinian Diego Maradona, takes on Sampdoria m this clash of two top contenders for the Italian First Division soccer title. Napoli scored a stylish 4-0 win over Florentina597 words
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Miscellaneous1292 1988-01-22 38 |k^^^E^^2^sEEs^J I SBC 5 w /yi ptogtammes m English unless otherwise indicated 3.00 PM Opening and Programme Highlights, follow- 6.25 Programme Highlights ed by Polka Dot Door (Children's pro 6.30 The Adventures Of Toddy Ruxpin gramme) The Faded Fobs (Cartoon) 3.35 Now Zoo Rovuo (Children's pro- 7.00 Top Of Tho1,292 words
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