The Straits Times, 15 May 1988
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Article, Illustration415 1988-05-15 1 MANAMA (Bahrain) Iraqi warplanes yesterday attacked and set ablaze five ships, including two of the world's largest supertankers, at Iran's major oil terminal m the Strait of Hormuz, Gulf-based shipping executives reported. One ship, the Spanish motor tanker Barcelona, was sinking and at leastAP; AFP; Reuter; VOW YUN WOH - 415 words
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375 1988-05-15 1 Blast kills 16 as Soviets prepare to withdraw from Afghanistan KABUL A bomb exploded inside a truck and killed 16 persons and wounded 13 others yesterday near reviewing stands being prepared for ceremonies today to mark the withdrawal of Soviet soldiers. The official Soviet news agency Tass, monitored m Moscow,AP; AFP; Reuter - 375 words
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Article, Illustration687 1988-05-15 1 LIAK TENG KIAT; TAN LIAN CHOO - LIAK TENG KIAT TAN LIAN CHOO Bangkok feels Asean should contribute to help Philippines By and BANGKOK Thailand strongly supports the proposal for a multilateral aid programme for the Philippines and feels that Asean countries should contribute to it, especially m the technical field. Thai687 words
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498 1988-05-15 1 Tell foreigners to lay off Spore politics, Chok Tong tells grassroots leaders GRASSROOTS leaders have been urged to send a clear signal to foreigners whether Americans, Australians or the foreign press to keep their hands off Singapore politics. The message to outsiders, First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said498 words
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Article510 1988-05-15 2 HIJACKERS FACE COURT ACTION: Two men who hijacked a Chinese Boeing 737 to Taiwan face prosecution, but court officials said yesterday they would be treated leniently because they were "freedom seekers". State radio said the case had been passed to the Taipei district prosecutors' office by the510 words
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Article, Illustration302 1988-05-15 2 ALL EYES ON KOREANS: All eyes will be focused on the performance of the South Korean players at the world table tennis championship being held at Niigata, Japan, from today. All will anxiously wait to see v lether South Korea will topple reigning champion China. The Koreans scored a302 words
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Article, Illustration709 1988-05-15 2 JgifpJThe Soviet pullout from Afghanistan Moscow's position m world will be materially improved, says ex-US envoy WASHINGTON The Soviet Union officially begins withdrawing its wearied forces from Afghanistan today after nine years mired m a no-win war, but do not expect any Vietnam-styleNYT - 709 words
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Article, Illustration107 1988-05-15 2 UNITED NATIONS One of the world's wealthiest men, the son of the late Aga Khan, has been named to head the United Nations humanitarian and economic aid programme to Afghanistan. The multi-millionaire Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, son of the lateAP - 107 words
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Article, Illustration437 1988-05-15 2 Afghan guerillas wait eagerly in the hills as Soviets withdraw KABUL Afghanistan is staging an elaborate ceremony to mark the start of a Soviet military pullout but explosions m the hills indicate Muslim guerillas are waiting to pounce on a Kabul government left to stand alone. Grandstands have been builtReuter - 437 words
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Article, Illustration949 1988-05-15 3 JANICE SEAH - Discovering Sabah's 'pop-up' rock island the myths and the facts JANICE SEAH Report: Pictures: THIS is no Blue Lagoon. It is not even Gilligan's Island. This is a wart. A terrestrial pimple. Actually, this is Pulau Batu Hairan, or Strange Rock Island. The island, shaped roughly like an oval, isNGHAI CHEE WAH - 949 words
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Article358 1988-05-15 3 VOLCANO or intrusion? Geologists from the State Geological Department and the University of Malaysia (Sabah campus) cannot agree on what the island is. University lecturers Dr Felix Tongkul and Mr Kennedy Aralas insist that it is a mud volcano, though not of the molten, lava-spewing family. Thsy say that358 words
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Advertisement89 1988-05-15 2 STATISTICS THAT SHAPE THE COUNTRY Common traffic offences Registry of Vehicles officers booked 39,100 traffic offenders m 1986 as against 63,800 m the previous year a drop of nearly 40 per cent. The five most common traffic offences: No. of As of al cases offences Poor vehicle condition illegal modifications89 words
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Miscellaneous218 1988-05-15 2 Showers are expected over a few areas m the late morninj and early afternoon. TEMP (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow. 32 max., 25 mm SUNSET today. 7.06 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.55 am. TRAVELLERS' WEATHER Adelaide 15 23 C Rain Us Angeles 18 31 C Cloudy Amsterdam 13 19 C218 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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351 1988-05-15 4 PARIS French President Francois Mitterrand plotted general election strategy with Socialist Prime Minister Michel Rocard yesterday and political pundits said dissolution of parliament is imminent. Mr Mitterrand, 71, huddled with Mr Rocard, 57, for more than an hour at the Elysee Palace yesterday. MrUPI; AFP - 351 words
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132 1988-05-15 4 Independent trade union set up in Hungary BUDAPEST Hungary's first independent trade union under communist rule was set up yesterday, the Hungarian state radio announced. After Solidarity, now banned m Poland, the Hungarian TDDSZ union is the second independent union to be legalised m the East bloc since World WarAFP - 132 words
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Article, Illustration353 1988-05-15 4 BEIRUT Syria is to send troops into Beirut's southern suburbs to stop inter-Shi 'ite fighting, said a top Amal militia official and pro-Syrian sources yesterday. "Syrian officials informed Amal leader Nabih Berri this morning of their decision to deploy Syrian troops m the suburbsReuter; AFP - 353 words
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419 1988-05-15 4 AMRITSAR Security forces armed with grenade launchers directed heavy fire at Sikh militant bunkers m the Golden Temple yesterday, as a person m the temple said there were 25 women and children trapped inside. "For God's sake, please take us out, we areAFP; UPI - 419 words
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212 1988-05-15 4 TEL AVTV Thousands of riot police were deployed across Jerusalem yesterday m a bid to quell Palestinian unrest on the eve of the 21st anniversary of Israel's capture of Arab East Jerusalem. At least 10 Palestinians and four policemen were injured when policeReuter - 212 words
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83 1988-05-15 4 MOSCOW The situation m Yerevan, capital of Soviet Armenia was "back to normal" yesterday, 48 hours after a 40,000-strong demonstration m support of Armenians m adjacent Azerbaijan, a dissident Yerevan source said. But no news was available from Stepanakert, the main town m Nagorno-Karabakh, aAFP - 83 words
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193 1988-05-15 4 15,000 in Seoul clash with riot police over hosting of Games SEOUL South Korean riot police fired tear gas to disperse 15,000 students demanding North Korea be allowed to co-host this year's Olympic Games m Seoul, witnesses said yesterday. The demonstrators at Seoul's Korea University proposed that students from NorthReuter - 193 words
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Article84 1988-05-15 4 NEW DELHI Indian movie mogul Raj Kapoor was critically ill yesterday, 12 days after being admitted to hospital with a serious asthma attack, hospital sources said. Mr Kapoor, 64, was on a respirator at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences because of a lung infection,Reuter - 84 words
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605 1988-05-15 5 Peter Hazelhurat; Koichi Ishiyama - Workers at Tokyo centre to promote leisure put in long hours Peter Hazelhurat Koichi Ishiyama By and TOKYO The Japanese government's Leisure Development Centre is run by a group of workaholics who spend nearly 15 hours a day on the job attempting to persuade other Japanese not to work so605 words
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250 1988-05-15 5 SANTA CRUZ The Paraguayan government has backed down on an order banning a meeting between Pope John Paul n and leaders of Paraguay's opposition, clearing the way for the Pope's visit to go ahead as scheduled next week, i Vatican official aanounced here onAFP; Reuter - 250 words
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263 1988-05-15 5 Talks on deal for Noriega to quit still on, says US WASHINGTON The United States says talks are still going on on a deal for General Manuel Antonio Noriega to resign m return for the dropping of US drug charges even though the Panamanian ruler says the deal has collapsed.Reuter - 263 words
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Article, Illustration431 1988-05-15 5 TAIPEI Two men who hijacked a Chinese Boeing 737 to Taiwan face prosecution, but court officials said yesterday they would be treated leniently because they were "freedom seekers". State radio said the case had been passed to the Taipei district prosecutors' officeReuter - 431 words
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383 1988-05-15 6 Moscow rules out strategic arms accord at summit EAST BERLIN The Soviet Union has ruled out a deal on strategic nuclear arms at the Moscow summit later this month but said it wanted a document drawn up then to show what progress had been made. Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze,Reuter; AP - 383 words
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Article75 1988-05-15 6 SAN SALVADOR The Salvadoran guerillas on Friday proposed to meet the government "at the highest level" on May 90 and 31 to renew discussions on how to end the country's eight-year-old civil war. The Farabundo Mart! National Liberation Front and their political umbrella group, theAFP - 75 words
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Article94 1988-05-15 6 Stock gains continue Dow Jones NEW YORK Boosted by declining concerns over a possible steep jump m US inflation, Wall Street continued on Friday gains made the previous day m calm trading. The Dow Jones index of leading industrials closed at 1,990.55 points, up 22.55 points from Thursday's close. AnalystsAFP - 94 words
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Article, Illustration418 1988-05-15 6 MOSCOW British-born master spy Kirn Philby was buried m a Moscow cemetery on Friday with full military honours, including a brass band and three volleys fired over his grave by a Soviet KGB guard of honour. The funeral, attended by about 200 mourners ledReuter - 418 words
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345 1988-05-15 6 ONG MING SEING - ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The Senate has voted overwhelmingly to order the US military to help fight the war against illegal drug trafficking. In a 83-6 vote on Friday, the chamber approved a plan to empower the US345 words
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280 1988-05-15 6 Nissan sails into Canada with floating salesroom MONTREAL Nissan, fighting to boost its share of the 1.1 million cars sold m Canada each year, sailed into Montreal this week with a novel marketing stunt a 200-metre-long floatingsalesroom crammed with almost 4,000 Nissan cars. The massive blue-and-white ship, which rises someReuter - 280 words
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Article40 1988-05-15 6 KARACHI Four people were killed and three injured on Friday when an express passenger train collided with a stationary goods train near Hyderabad station, about 160 km north of this southern port city of Pakistan. AFPAFP - 40 words
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373 1988-05-15 6 WASHINGTON The Soviets have lost control of a nucle-ar-powered military spy satellite, and two American experts said on Friday it will shower the Earth with radioactive debris. The satellite, Kosmos 1900, "has been m a steadily decaying orbit" for the last month. If nothing isAFP; AP - 373 words
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Article188 1988-05-15 8 Witches see no need for new king LONDON Friday the 13th proved unpropitious for the witches of the world they could not find a new king. After meeting m a secret location somewhere m Britain, the witches' council decided against naming a successor to high priest Verbias, also known asReuter - 188 words
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482 1988-05-15 8 BEIJING Two decades ago, a very young Tai Shuangyuan was painting flattering portraits of Mao Zedong, helping to forge the leader's personality cult during the Cultural Revolution. Now Mr Tai, 31, has turned his brush against the late "Great Helmsman" at an exhibitionAFP - 482 words
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205 1988-05-15 8 AMSTERDAM American jazz trumpeter Chet Baker, famed for setting the standard for the "cool school" m the *****, fell to his death from an Amsterdam hotel window during the night, police said on Friday. He was 59. Police said it was notReuter; AP - 205 words
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227 1988-05-15 8 Beijing to give art troupes a free hand BEIJING The Chinese government is soon to abandon the absolute control over the arts that it has exercised for nearly 40 years, Minister for Culture Wang Meng has announced. The decision will give art troupes the freedom to run themselves, Mr WangAFP - 227 words
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PEOPLE
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Article, Illustration57 1988-05-15 8 MUHAMMAD Ali's daughter, May May, 18, grabbing hold of her father's cheek at the Hard Rock Cafe m New York last week. The former world heavyweight champion was at the cafe to present it with a boxing robe given to him by the late king ofAP - 57 words
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Article67 1988-05-15 8 AN AMERICAN organisation has presented a fancy new wheelchair to the son of senior Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping. Mr Rich Walsh, head of the Resource Centre for the Handicapped m Seattle, told AFP the chair was custom-designed for 43-year-old Deng Pufang, who has been unable67 words
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Article, Illustration57 1988-05-15 8 YOKO ONO (right), the widow of former Beatles star John Lennon, has taken on a new role urging Japanese television viewers to make more overseas telephone calls. According to Reuters, she appears m her debut commercial along with son Scan Lennon and with her late57 words
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Article53 1988-05-15 8 ELEVEN- YEAR-OLD Hungarian Judit Polgar may soon supplant American Bobby Fischer as the youngest chess player to become an international master, the Hungarian news agency MTI said recently. Judit took 5.5 points from nine games at a competition m New York. Fischer became an international53 words
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Article97 1988-05-15 8 THERE is nothing like this dame at least not m a British courtroom. Ms Elizabeth Butler-Sloss' appointment to the Appeals Court raised an important question of protocol how should the first woman judge to sit on that bench be addressed? According to Reuters, legal97 words
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Article89 1988-05-15 8 WOMEN can wait for Godot as well as men, even if Irish-bom playwright Samuel Beckett does not want them to, according to a Dutch court. The Haarlem district court rejected an appeal by Beckett to ban a Dutch theatre from performing his play WaitingReuters - 89 words
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Article, Illustration82 1988-05-15 8 AUSTRIAN President Kurt Waldheim (left), under investigation m Britain for his alleged involvement m Nazi war crimes, holds an honorary knighthood from Queen Elizabeth, a Foreign Office spokesman said last week. According to Reuters, the spokesman said there were no plans to revoke the honour, the82 words
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ASEAN NEWS
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695 1988-05-15 9 LIAK TENG KIAT; TAN LIAN CHOO - LIAK TENG KIAT TAN LIAN CHOO PM's visit to Thailand Economic growth the 'exact opposite of a zero sum game' By and 4 You are now one of the biggest areas for investments for manufactured products. In five to 10 years, you are695 words
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295 1988-05-15 9 Jakarta says Australian TV report will affect media talks SYDNEY Allegations that the Indonesian government uses staff at its four diplomatic missions m Australia to spy on and control their expatriate or visiting nationals will threaten negotiations aimed at lifting a two-year ban on Australian journalists, the Indonesian consul hereUPI - 295 words
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97 1988-05-15 9 MANILA An accidental explosion rocked the ruined headquarters building of the Philippine Armed Forces yesterday, killing one soldier, the military said. The military added initial investigations showed that an explosive device went off while the soldier was tinkering with it. The soldier, who was notReuter - 97 words
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Article44 1988-05-15 9 JAKARTA Three men were killed when a wartime bomb they were trying to break open exploded m a village m northern Sumatra, the Indonesian newspaper Kompas reported yesterday. Police said the men sawed the World War IT relic. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article, Illustration490 1988-05-15 9 ONG MING SEING - By ONG MING SEING Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON Deposed Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos has offered to support the government of Mrs Corazon Aquino if he is allowed to return home for his mother's funeral. The offer was made by490 words
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Article, Illustration565 1988-05-15 9 TAN LIAN CHOO; LIAK TENG KIAT - 'All parties preparing for Viet pullout from Cambodia' TAN LI AN CHOO LI AK TENG KI AT and BANGKOK All parties directly or indirectly involved m the Cambodian problem are now preparing for the next stage when Vietnamese troops withdraw from Cambodia, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew said here565 words
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ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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282 1988-05-15 11 Union leaders want to meet Cabinet panel on proposed changes KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Trades Union Congress president Zainal Rampak has appealed for a meeting with members of the Cabinet committee on labour laws to present the workers' views on the proposed changes to the laws. He said on Friday theNST - 282 words
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Article80 1988-05-15 11 KUALA LUMPUR Foreign Ministry Deputy SecretaryGeneral (One) Datuk Razali Ismail has been appointed Malaysia's permanent representative to the United Nations m New York. He takes over from Datuk Mohammed Yusof Hitam, who has been appointed the For- eign Ministry's Secretary-Gen-eral, a government statement here saidBernama - 80 words
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229 1988-05-15 11 Malaysian Bar Council appeals for release of Spore detainees KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Bar Council has appealed for the release of former Singapore SolicitorGeneral Francis Scow and lawyer Patrick Seong, who are among 11 people detained under the Internal Security Act. Bar Council president Raja Aziz Addruse said m aNST; AFP - 229 words
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183 1988-05-15 11 Plan to ease migration rules for investors MALACCA The government plans to relax several conditions on immigration to encourage foreign entrepreneurs to invest m the country, Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba said yesterday. Mr Ghafar, who is also chairman of the cabinet committee on investments, said the relaxation would alsoBernama - 183 words
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Article141 1988-05-15 11 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian national literary figures Professor Datuk Shahnon Ahmad and Mr Usman Awang will make a two-week visit to China at the end of the month. The Prime Minister's Political Secretary, Mr Mohamed Noor Azam, who will be going along with them, saidBernama - 141 words
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Article, Illustration446 1988-05-15 11 JOHOR BARU Members of Parliament who stood on the National Front ticket m the last general elections and later declared themselves as independents should go back to the voters to seek a fresh mandate, New Umno secre-tary-general Datuk Mohamed Rahmat said.NST; Bernama - 446 words
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323 1988-05-15 11 KUALA LUMPUR The High Court here yesterday rejected an application for an extension of the time limit allowed to challenge the de-registration of Umno. Perak State Assembly Speaker Datuk Abdul Malik Ahmad and former Johor Mentri Besar Tan Sri OsmanBernama; AFP - 323 words
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Article56 1988-05-15 11 KUALA LUMPUR Federal Territory and Perak customs officers crippled a smuggling syndicate believed to be active m the northern states when they detained four men and confiscated about M 5300,000 (*****,100) worth of liquor m separate raids on Friday. They also detained two lorries and seized MNST - 56 words
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229 1988-05-15 11 Court reserves judgment on appeal against ruling KUALA LUMPUR The Supreme Court here yesterday reserved judgment on an appeal by Utusan Melayu (M) Bhd and its editor-in-chief against the High Court ruling that Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) Youth vicechairman Chan Tse Yuen had the locus standi (legal standing) to sueBernama - 229 words
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Article, Illustration510 1988-05-15 12 ANNE LOW - Four cinemas under one roof a boon to movie fans ANNE LOW By SEE four different shows m one day, all under one roof. For instance, start with the romance movie Made m Heaven at 11 am, then the horror flick Torment at 1.30 pm. Still game? At 4 pm,510 words
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171 1988-05-15 12 TOURIST G. Mazzocchi, 49, was m a hotel lift when a 19-year-old girl introduced herself to him. It was 1.30 am and they decided to go to the hotel's coffeehouse for drinks. Soon after, Mr Mazzocchi and the girl, Loy Hsiao Hui, a171 words
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Article, Illustration390 1988-05-15 12 BRENDAN PEREIRA - Beach Road police station closes as staff shift to Geylang BRENDAN PEREIRA By THE curtain came down on one of the oldest police stations m Singapore yesterday when the Beach Road station closed. Its staff have been relocated to the Gey Lang Police Station, which opens at 7 am today390 words
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490 1988-05-15 12 SIMiAPORE FESTIVAL OF ARTS a w TWO Cantonese operas by a local group have proved more popular than their foreign counterparts, selling out 75 per cent of tickets available for two performances at the Singapore Festival of Arts and reviving interest here m opera.490 words
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76 1988-05-15 12 A MOTORIST was jailed for five months on Friday for grievously hurting another by fracturing his nose with a punch during a traffic dispute. Tan Chai Heiyann, 42, was found guilty of the offence against Mr Yap Boon Phye, 38, an accountant, m the incident76 words
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104 1988-05-15 12 3 robbery suspects arrested in bus THREE robbery suspects were arrested yesterday on board a bus by two police officers who were on scooter patrol m the Bedok area at about 5 pm. The officers from the Bedok South neighbourhood police post chased and stopped the bus after, a 28-year-old104 words
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473 1988-05-15 13 DOREEN SIOW - Spore firms should consider investing abroad TDB chief DOREEN SIOW By SINGAPORE, which is already being viewed by other countries as a "tiger", cannot afford to just concentrate on exports, said Trade Development Board chairman Alan Yeo. Instead, Singapore businesses should now seriously think of investing overseas, said Mr Yeo,473 words
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358 1988-05-15 13 LOCAL retailers can take a cue from FJ Benjamin Sons which is expanding abroad even as the home turf is being invaded by foreign stores. The Singapore company, which operates a chain of nine upmarket shops here, has mapped out an aggressive358 words
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Article, Illustration215 1988-05-15 13 CALLIGRAPHY m Singapore found a benefactor yesterday when a businessman donated $50,000 to start a foundation fund for the promotion of the art. Mr Yeo Khee Lim, chairman or Tong Fong Company, donated the money to the fund named after himself at a215 words
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255 1988-05-15 13 THE Hiding Place, a private halfway house helping former drug addicts to re-adjust to normal life, has earned the distinction of achieving a 65 per cent total rehabilitation success rate nearly double the national success rate of 37 per cent. Making this255 words
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Article, Illustration519 1988-05-15 13 MAYLEE CHIA - MAYLEE CHIA By NINE financial institutions are taking part m an innovative big-time money game for charity. Under the Great Investment Race, each organisation is given an interest-free sum of money to invest anywhere m the world. All returns from the investment will go519 words
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133 1988-05-15 13 Vandals smear Bukit Turf Club entrance with black paint THE Bukit Turf Club's main entrance was found smeared with black paint yesterday morning, hours before the races began for the first time under the club's new name. A turf club security officer noticed the defacement at about 7.45 am and133 words
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Article70 1988-05-15 13 THOSE who wish to register at the new Geylang East branch library, which opens m July, can do so from May 23. Non-citi-zens will be charged a refundable deposit fee of HO for adults and $5 for children. The library will be open Mondays to Fridays70 words
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Article, Illustration666 1988-05-15 14 LESLIE SIM - LESLIE SIM By JOHOR BARU Cheap seafood is only one of Johor Barn's attractions for many Singaporean day -trippers. Video tapes and illegal copies of computer software at low prices also lure visitors across the Causeway. Some Johor video and computer software666 words
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314 1988-05-15 14 GILLIAN POW CHONG - Dhana on the lighter side of productivity GILLIAN POW CHONG By NATIONAL Development Minister S. Dhanabalan last night brought a light hearted touch to the serious topic of productivity. The occasion: the ministry's recreation club's annual dinner and dance. An anecdote he told was about the time when a group314 words
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569 1988-05-15 14 Tips on road safety Cross roads and traffic junctions where there are pedestrian traffic lights, zebra crossings, overhead bridges and underpasses. Avoid walking m front of buses, lorries or large vehicles that block the oncoming motorist's view of you. Avoid crossing569 words
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Article, Illustration375 1988-05-15 14 Burma post for Marine Parade CCC chairman THE chairman of the Marine Parade citizens consultative committee, Mr Lam Peck Heng, has been appointed Singapore's Charge d'Affaires to Burma. Announcing this last night, First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong paid a special thank you to Mr Lam, who has led375 words
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120 1988-05-15 14 School to hold seminar on Islamic knowledge SI LING Secondary School is organising a seminar involving Muslim pupils and their parents on Saturday. The seminar, Islamic Religious Knowledge as a Motivator and Moulder, hopes to use the parents as a positive influence towards inculcating desirable scholastic and social values m120 words
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531 1988-05-15 15 We are all different, he tells US media m USA Today interview PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew has told the US media that the more they try to judge others by American standards, the more they show a total disregard for the531 words
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Article, Illustration504 1988-05-15 15 MICHAEL LIM - Quick thinking and witty retorts help Sydney team win regional inter-varsity debate MICHAEL LIM By QUICK thinking, repartee and a topic which appeared to lean slightly m their favour helped a team from the University of Sydney win the week-long regional debating championship yesterday. In an all- Australian final, the504 words
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106 1988-05-15 15 Father of three fined for 'marrying' again A 23-YEAR-OLD bride who went through a Chinese customary marriage tea ceremony, prayers and a Chinese dinner with her 34-year-old groom was shocked to learn a month later that he was a father of three. The woman, unemployed, found out that Foo Wah106 words
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244 1988-05-15 15 FOUR months after a 44-year-old man was released from jail for cheating offences, he went straight back to his old ways. Sim Tiang Huat, who also has previous convictions for armed robbery, yesterday admitted using dud cheques to cheat 13 companies244 words
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Article147 1988-05-15 15 THE Singapore Armed Forces will be conducting military exercises daily m Lim Chu Kang, Tuas, Hong Kah, Marsiling, Mandai, Sembawang, Wing Loong and Loyang from tomorrow to Sunday. The exercises will last from 7 am to midnight. Military exercises will also be carried out at the Bedok Jetty from147 words
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261 1988-05-15 15 TOH CHONG - 25 redundant workers in French bank lose jobs TOH CHONG By TWENTY-FIVE Banque Nationale de Paris (BNP) employees lost their jobs yesterday m an exercise the bank insists is not a retrenchment. Mr James Liew, the Human Resource Manager of the French bank, said they were redundant as a result261 words
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Advertisement161 1988-05-15 15 If you're around Pasir Panjang __Ej_Lr m^mtLJmV^ jH "'Mm*'' _3fi____r_K_ T*tMmML*.+ ___7^fc* _ri^3iPcKi' 9 *+v&krWmm*> mV we're around the corner POSB opens a new branch at Pasir Panjang. H^HHH t If you're around the area and m need of cash, you may have cash |WJ withdrawals of up to $5,000161 words
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Article355 1988-05-15 17 Engineering romance PITY the poor engineers. After a day's hard work at the site to be told that they have not enough social graces to win a girl's heart. A just dessert should have been for the girls at least to accept them for what they are, sloppy dressing, boring355 words
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Article124 1988-05-15 17 What The Straits Times reported on May 13, 1963 POLICE moved into Jakarta's Chinese quarter yesterday to protect lives and property, following reports of largescale anti-Chinese riots m West Java. Reports received here from Sumedang, West Java, indicated that 90 per cent of the city's Chinese shops124 words
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Article, Illustration1201 1988-05-15 17 Apple Computers' saviour JOHN SCULLEY is a manager who emphasises individual growth instead of hierarchy and discipline JOHN SCULLEY, bom on April 6, 1939, m New York City, is married to his second wife and has a son and two daughters. 1961: Graduated with a Bachelor's1,201 words
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Article, Illustration922 1988-05-15 18 I Murray Seeger The challenge facing the Marxist-Leninist regimes is to make major corrections m the management of their failing economies without losing control over the social and political lives of their citizens. FOR most of the three years since Mr922 words
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Article, Illustration865 1988-05-15 18 I Gerry De Silva Can we, m this era of Aids, look our lovers m the eye and say, "We can't go to bed without a full Eliza test?" Can we imagine Singaporeans talking this way? Yet knowledge of the state865 words
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Article, Illustration622 1988-05-15 18 1 Agnes Chen I have been on my own before when I was studying overseas and while I may sometimes hanker for those days of non-accountability, obeying mum's unspoken house rule of no carousing after 2 am seems to me a small price to622 words
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Article, Illustration537 1988-05-15 18 WHEN fellow Singaporean Pancho Theseira and I were m New Delhi recently, everybody, including the tourists we met told us the same thing: "You must see the Taj Mahal m Agra." "It's only 1000 rupees," urged our hotel proprietor. But at the airport537 words
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Article, Illustration2028 1988-05-15 19 ANTHONY SPAETH - The rise of India's middle class ANTHONY SPAETH Few would associate India with prosperity but there are nearly 100 million m a growing group that manufacturers everywhere are eyeing eagerly By writing for Asian Wall Street Journal As the middle class learns to spend, a social transformation m sex, marriage,2,028 words
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685 1988-05-15 19 PAUL WILKINSON, professor of international relations at Aberdeen University m Scotland, is a leading authority on international terrorism and has just been appointed security adviser to the International Foundation of Airline Passengers Associations m Geneva. He discusses the recent Kuwait685 words
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Advertisement287 1988-05-15 19 Lee Tean on mAmAAAA^AMMMMMMMMMMMMA^^^m up on to become an Accountant because of his disappointing With many of the public sector ___________________H and polytechnics b I subscribed that they 11 judge a student fl|r JlV^^» I potential solely on the basis of exams -m \mmmm\wAAma grades. Tean Poh was told hed287 words
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Article, Illustration307 1988-05-15 20 FREDERICK QUEK - FREDERICK QUEK 'City' horse from Sydney looks too classy for rivals m quartet race By I our man on the track MISTER SHOOSH, a three-year-old Sydney gelding who raced at city tracks before arriving here, goes over a bit of distance m Race 5307 words
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Article, Illustration265 1988-05-15 20 Tipsters unanimous on four of the clay's best SELDOM has our panel of tipsters been unanimous m picking the same horses to win half the card of eight races. But all five tipsters have chosen Dendrobium IV (Race 2), Fandango (Race 3), Zhou Dynasty (Race 6) and New Territory (Race265 words
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Article81 1988-05-15 20 BACK 1: String O'Pearls IV. RACE 2: Progressing RACE 3: Bravado Zest, Sling, Careless Whisper, Unlimited Profit RACE 4: Admiration, Battery, Citizen Kane 11, Zippy, Hall Of Fame V RACE 5: Kinross Lad, Dollar Issue, Score, Jay Kay. Tukang Wang, Columbian Emerald, Aukendale, Tifox, Little Master, Blaze Of Glory.81 words
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Article354 1988-05-15 20 RACE Racing Editor Frederick Ouefc Tan Thean Loon uomi Lee Danny Khoo 1 Elusive Dream 1 Elusive Dream 9 Ouatro-Uno I 1 Elusive Dream 1 Elusive Dream 9 Quatro-Uno 9 Quatro-Uno 1 Elusive Dream 2 Go National 4 Riversands 6 Noir Sur Noir 4 Riversands 11354 words
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Article5432 1988-05-15 20 tr mmam^t\ m \W 20 CLASS 4 DIV B 1,200 m m.fA+: 1 (Ratings: 77-62) m*^m (Stakes: $17,000) 1 22** Elusive Dream 57 (77) Danny-Zain 3ag same (1400 m). Two good runs at Spore January meeting; came within nk of Bazooka n (now m Class 2)5,432 words
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Article, Illustration2730 1988-05-15 21 By OUR RACING TEAM FIRST *****2 SECOND *****0 THIRD *****4 STARTERS *****0 *****8 *****3 *****5 *****0 *****2 *****9 *****7 *****9 *****8 CONSOLATIONS *****9 *****0 *****0 *****5 *****2 *****6 *****9 *****1 *****4 *****6 Teh closes gap by saddling a treble MIKAJASRIC (late John's Pet) sprang a2,730 words
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140 1988-05-15 21 JOCKEY I. Azhar had a mount m every race at Bukit Timah yesterday. Not only did he fail to land a winner, but he also got into hot water over his ride on Hello John m Race 2. The stewards suspended him for140 words
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259 1988-05-15 21 Ravinella out to complete Guineas double PARIS Ravinella, unbeaten m her five races, bids to follow m the footsteps of Miesque today by adding the Poule D'Essai Des Pouiches (French 1,000 Guineas) at Longchamp to her English 1.000 Guineas success last month. Although Ravinella will be tackling a circular courseReuter - 259 words
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118 1988-05-15 21 1-2 finish for O'Brien in Irish classic DUBLIN Prince Of Birds, ridden by Declan Gillespie, scored a thrilling win m the Irish 2,000 Guineas for three-year-olds at The Curragh yesterday, pipping stablemate Caerwent on the line. Both are trained by Irish maestro Vincent O'Brien. Gillespie brought the 9-1 shot withReuter - 118 words
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Article276 1988-05-15 21 JACK ELLIOTT - JACK ELLIOTT By ADELAIDE Jockey Brent Thomson wept after he scored a treble at Morphettville here yesterday. He was grieving for his sister Trudy who was killed m a car accident a week ago. Thomson won the Walter Brown Welter on Warwick Castle, then a276 words
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Obituary, Illustration133 1988-05-15 22 321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths MDM ONG TENG CHOR Age 81 passed away peacefully on 14th May 1988, leaving behind: HUS3AND: Lee Teck Anm SISTER: Chan Tai Moy SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Lee Chin Chuan Lvi Liang Chern Kheng Chew Chang Yunn Ling Keng Thon Chiao Sheau Feng Khin Tien Chan133 words
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Obituary, Illustration46 1988-05-15 22 323 Condolences 323 Condolences 323 Condolences OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES AND CONDOLENCES to our President SAUDARA OSCAR J. OLIVEIRO Family on the demise of their beloved mother MDM. NELLIE OLIVEIRO nee CHEW BEE THAM From: EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, STAFF ft MEMBERS OF UNION OF TELECOMS EMPLOYEES OF SINGAPORE46 words
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Obituary, Illustration200 1988-05-15 22 321 Deaths 321 Deaths "God Be With You Till We Meet Again" MRS. ELAINE LIM nee WONG YEE NIN was celled home to be with the LORD on 14 May 1988 leaving behind beloved: Musbend: Jerry Llm Klan Tho Brother Patrick Christopher Robert B<sters David Eleanor Angellne Cortege eaves for200 words
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Obituary, Illustration142 1988-05-15 22 MDM KHOO AH KUM AGE 79 pessed away peacefully on 13 5 88 leaving behind: Sons: Wong Teck Leng, David Wong Oan Seng, Oeorgle Wong Kin Kin, Rexson Wong Ah Tee, Michael Daughters-in-law: Leong Kum/ AJaree Yoovlttaya Angela Yeo Mitchell Loot Jenny Teo Daughters: Wong May May Wong142 words
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Obituary, Illustration203 1988-05-15 22 321 Deaths 321 Deaths TAN SEONG CHAN Age: 76 years passed away peacefully on 14th May 1968 leaving behind: WIFE: Ng Geok Wah SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW. Tan Choon Hong Soh Lay Kuan Tan Hoon San Yap Soot Klow Tan Boon Lee Anastasla Suwarni Tan Kirn Pong Helen Kwa Tan Huay Sang203 words
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Obituary, Illustration154 1988-05-15 22 The Family 01 Tho Lata B.K. PALANIAPPAN wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all relatives, friends, working colleagues from Oreat Eastern Life Assurance, Namakkal Taluka Welfare Association. Special thanks to Dr. Richard K.H. Chew from Mt. Elizabeth Hospital, doctors and nurses of Ward 57, SO154 words
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Obituary, Illustration40 1988-05-15 22 Th« family of tha lata MR LIM KWA CHWEE wishes to express their heartfelt thanks end appreciation to all relatives, frlende and colleagues for their kind assistance, attendance, condolancea, donatlona and wreatha during their recant OAt cc venient40 words
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Obituary, Illustration167 1988-05-15 22 MR THIO TIOK CHUAN Departed: 15/ 5/ 'B7 But still the empty chair Reminds us of the face, the smile, Of one who once sat there Always remembered by loved ones IN LOVING MEMORY OF A. RAMASAMY Departed 2.5.1557 It's been a year since you've gone But167 words
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Article, Illustration1086 1988-05-15 22 ROB HUGHES - Fame or shame the play-off puzzle ROB HUGHES Talk off Soccor I THE PLAY-OFFS For place In Division One: Blackburn v Chelsea, Bradford v Middlesbro. Division Two: Bristol C v Sheffield U, Notts C v Walsall. Division Three: Swansea v Rotherham, Torquay v Scunthorpe. Matches on home-and-away basis. Semi-finals today1,086 words
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147 1988-05-15 22 CONTROVERSY 1 AMSTERDAM Dutch soccer authorities said on Friday they would investigate the goalless draw between two lowly placed First Division teams which saved them from relega tion but forced another club to the Second Division. The soccer association, KNVB, plan to approach witnesses of Sunday'sReuter - 147 words
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Article155 1988-05-15 22 CONTROVERSY 2 BUENOS AIRES Argentina's soccer professionals will go on strike today in protest at violence in matches which reached a peak last Sunday when one player was nearly killed by flying glass shattered by a petard. The player's union announced on Wednesday they would strikeReuter - 155 words
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Article, Illustration307 1988-05-15 22 LONDON Blackburn Rovers manager Don Mackay faces a tricky selection problem as he prepares for the first of the English soccer League play-off matches today. The matches will decide who plays m the First Division next season. Second Division Blackburn are at home to Chelsea, of theReuter - 307 words
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Article, Illustration448 1988-05-15 22 Wrightfully Darby: Glasgow Rangers' latest bid to raid the English First Division has been frustrated following Derby County's refusal to sell Mark Wright. Rangers manager Graeme Souness was reported to be ready to pay £1 million ($3.75 m) for the 24---year-old England centre-half. But Derby manager Arthur CoxAFP; Reuter - 448 words
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374 1988-05-15 23 TOKYO The Asian Table Tennis Championships starting today promise to be one of the most politically charged sports events of recent years. The potentially explosive mixture of teams taking part m the tournament m the northern Japanese city of Niigata includes both North andReuter - 374 words
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Article277 1988-05-15 23 ALBANY (New York) World heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson says he may move to Monaco to avoid paying taxes, and because the Mediterranean principality is "a beautiful country". Tyson, recently married, lives and trains in New York State but is "thinking of going (to Monaco) to live." BASEBALLAFP; Reuter - 277 words
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675 1988-05-15 23 The absence of an Astroturf is the bane of hockey IT IS worse than watching cactus grow that long wait for an artificial hockey pitch m Singapore. Year m and year out our sports fraternity chew upon the stimuli an Astroturf would provide675 words
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Article, Illustration418 1988-05-15 23 I will strongly urge them to participate m the Olympics. Our federation will spare no efforts until the last moment to settle the issue. International Table Tennis Federation chairman Ichiro Ogimura, about the North Koreans Asian Games champs out for another historic upset NiigataReuter - 418 words
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Article, Illustration13 1988-05-15 23 Ace Johnson quits 100 m race in Tokyo meet Johnson: Staled after 40m13 words
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241 1988-05-15 23 TOKYO Canadian Ben Johnson withdrew halfway through the men's 100-me-tre dash here on Friday, complaining of pains m his injured left thigh. Some of the 18,000 spectators shouted: "Go home!" when the 26-year-old world-record holder got off to a slow start and stalled afterAFP; Reuter - 241 words
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Article112 1988-05-15 23 NAIROBI John Ngugi, Kenya's triple world cross country champion, could miss the Seoul Olympic Games due to a hip injury. Ngugi is to see a specialist about the problem, which first arose two weeks ago after a 16km training run for the Armed Forces Championships. Ngugi,AFP - 112 words
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Article121 1988-05-15 23 MONTE CARLO Defending champion Aryton Senna, of Brazil, captured pole position for the Monte Carlo Grand Prix by speeding his turbo-charged McLaren around the 3.33km circuit yesterday in lmin 23.998sec. Team-mate Alain Prost, of France, was second in 1.25.425, while the Ferraris of GerhardReuter - 121 words
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Article, Illustration363 1988-05-15 24 MAKING a decision was tough. Eventually it went to Ang Peng Siong by a touch. The star swimmer edged out precocious athlete Mona Kunalan for The Sunday Times/Co-ca-Cola April award with his Asian Championships gold medal for the 50 metres freestyle m Guanzhou. China.JERRY SEH - 363 words
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Article, Illustration1328 1988-05-15 24 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD Always on Sunday __>__ She is the beet-looking sportsm woman m the world with the arguable exception of Eaet German ice star Katarina Witt and the theory is that even thoee oblivious to the subtleties of a top-spin lob cannot fail to be entranced by1,328 words
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176 1988-05-15 24 Easy for Steffi, struggle for rest WEST BERLIN Steffi Graf crushed Nicole Provis 64, 6-2 on Friday but Helena Sukova, Claudia Kohde-Kilsch and Sylvia Hanika all struggled before winning their West German international women's tennis tournament quar-ter-finals. West German Steffi, the world No. 1, took only 39 minutes to demolishReuter; AP - 176 words
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687 1988-05-15 25 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON toSrssn C IRST we had Showdown m Singa- pore. Now, here comes the Tour of Malaysia, another project aimed at attracting tourists to the region by showing them that the grass is greener on our golf courses. Last687 words
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Article, Illustration315 1988-05-15 25 DALLAS Ben Crenshaw fired a five-under-par 65 on Friday to grab the lead after two rounds m the U*****,000 ($1.5 million) Byron Nelson Classic golf tournament here. Crenshaw, who won the tournament m 1983, made six birdies to one bogey to finish with a315 words
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Article, Illustration389 1988-05-15 25 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON By ONE GAME was all that separated champions National Junior College from Victoria Junior College m the Schools' National A Division girls tennis final at Kallang yesterday. NJC took the title when Hoh Fung Ling and Lok Hong Leng edgedJERRY SEH - 389 words
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233 1988-05-15 25 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIKAT RAI HWA CHONG Junior College came back from the brink of defeat to win the Schools' National A Division girls' squash title at Kampong Java yesterday. They beat the favourites and defending champions, Victoria JC, 3-2 after being 2-0 down. Initially,233 words
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206 1988-05-15 25 ROME Unseeded Ronald Agenor pulled off a second shock m 24 hours when he sent the new American sensation Andre Agassi tumbling out of the Italian Open on Friday. After putting paid to defend- ing champion and second seed Swede Mats Wilander on Thursday,AFP; AP - 206 words
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Advertisement467 1988-05-15 23 Dequadin for sore throats. In three tasty flavours. AtmmmW*^ m *T^^H*9s) mm m^aQ-^ m LJ/ t~> W MmaV\k 4sS^m yy^. come m three sooth ing^^SQLSo the next time you've got a^^ sore throat, look out for these colourful packs at your pharmacy or druggist. Glaxo 1 Glaxo Singapore Re Ltd467 words
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Article, Illustration366 1988-05-15 26 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By DEFENDING champions Singapore Indians yesterday suffered a blow to their hopes of qualifying for the semi-finals of the Bardhan Cup soccer competition when skipper V. Sivalingam and first-choice goalkeeper Kumar Krishnan withdrew. The setback came on the366 words
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Article, Illustration347 1988-05-15 26 KUALA LUMPUR South Korea have named several unknown young players for the Thomas Cup but still remain dark horses because of their doubles power for the May 23-June 4 tournament here. Moreover, they have a fighter m Park Sung Bae and the more polishedNST - 347 words
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Article137 1988-05-15 26 NATIONAL Ranking League champion Hamid Khan, 22, is expected to meet Morten Frost m the first singles of Singapore's friendly badminton match against Denmark at Guillemard Road on Thursday. National champion Lav Wing Cheok, 24, is likely to face Jens-Peter Nierhoff m the second singles. In137 words
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327 1988-05-15 26 KUALA LUMPUR For a team making their debut m the Über Cup finals and drawn m a very tough group, Holland seem to have done a great job psyching themselves. They are quite optimistic of a semi-final berth. This is indeed an ambitiousNST - 327 words
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96 1988-05-15 26 Dalglish wins manager's award again LONDON Kenny Dalglish scooped his second Manager of the Year award In three seasons on Friday, the eve of Liverpool's FA Cup final clash against Wimbledon. But player-manager Dalglish still has a long way to go to catch former Anfield supremo Bob Paisley, who landedAFP - 96 words
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Article, Illustration636 1988-05-15 26 BARDHAN CUP SOCCER WIMBLEDON 1 (Lawrie Sanchez, 36th minute) LIVERPOOL 0 Sanchez's glancing header denies Reds the League, Cup double LONDON Wimbledon, the little club written off by the pundits, denied Liverpool a second League and Cup double m three seasons m the 107 th English FA CupAFP - 636 words
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333 1988-05-15 26 Jahangir dethrones Jansher for world title SQUASH AMSTERDAM Pakistan's Jahangir Khan regained the world squash title here on Friday when he beat compatriot and defending champion Jansher Khan 9-6, 9-2, 9-2 m the final. Jahangir, ranked No. 2 m the world, took the title from the 19-year-old champion with someReuter; AFP - 333 words
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152 1988-05-15 26 SWIMMING SYDNEY Olympic gold medallist Jon Sieben has been beaten by an unknown nr»\ice m a stunning upset m the 200-metres butterfly at the Australian Olympic swimming trials. Marty Roberts. 21, better-known as a freestyle specialist, powered to victory on FridayAFP - 152 words
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Advertisement108 1988-05-15 26 ULTRA TOUR 432 The longest golf ball in the world. M i S f 0 I I FRIR mfITE, PR-1370 COMPACT CASSETTE PLAYER r^^wrm am/pm RADioy^s^w Auto Reverse with Reverse mode Selector Volume Control Function switch (Radio/Tape-off) Radio FM FM Stereo/ AM LED FM Stereo indicator Fast forward/Rewind button Stop108 words
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Miscellaneous36 1988-05-15 26 P^fIPSTPI PPEWPPi SPORTING SUNDAY CRICKET SCA v I League: Dlv 1: SAF v WEOfNtWIM I I #%aftl JlWtflNCfcWU. "1 SCRC (Tanglin, 10.45 am). TH\5 COUACLVJWO tSxfr^^ tUOVAGH ?t' v s S CRC V *Dte (S C36 words
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Article, Illustration74 1988-05-15 1 LORDS OF THE CAROUSEL onderland is gone. Leaving Iflff these tw o men —Mr Lim I Kee Chye, far left, and Mr Ng Ket Woon undisputed mas- ters of the fairground. A fair- ground which does not stay put m one place but which pops up m one housing estate74 words
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Article, Illustration550 1988-05-15 2 IRVTNG Berlin is the songwriter who has lived forever. On his 100 th birthday last Wednesday Frank Sinatra crooned and so did conductor Leonard Bernstein m a tribute to the Russian Jeu.sh immigrant who has written more than 1,000The Guardian; Agencies - 550 words
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Article, Illustration908 1988-05-15 2 People who say they only like the movies of their teens would be considered strange. But why do so many reject the latest music without hesitation? JOHN PARELES argues that it doesn't have to be so. IS THERE some moment m our lives when popularNYT - 908 words
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Article, Illustration598 1988-05-15 2 JOHN BLAKE ( IPS - JOHN BLAKE (IPS) THE much anticipated release of Crocodile Dundee II is scheduled for May 27 m the United States, but the film's star Paul Hogan says: "I think they'll have to tear the picture out of our hands." Hogan is still not completely happy with598 words
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235 1988-05-15 2 I WAS astonished and dismayed to read the story "Is Deep Garden a slap m the face for women?" (The Sunday Times. May 1). I cannot understand why those who commented unfavourably on it cannot enjoy watching a tele- vision serial for what235 words
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Article, Illustration1105 1988-05-15 3 LOW MEI MEI - LOW MEI MEI By When the Wonderland amusement park m Kallang closed down m March, two men m Singapore were none too sad. For it left them undisputed lords of the fairgrounds. Lim Kee Chye and Ng Ket Woon are now the main men behind1,105 words
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Article, Illustration850 1988-05-15 16 Sade, still the smooth operator The designer-turned-model-turned-singer who popularised classy "pop jazz" hopes to hit it right again with her latest album, Stronger Than Pride. THE third album. There is a great myth m the pop music world surrounding it, probably because it has abbreviated more careers than anyone caresIPS - 850 words
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Article, Illustration181 1988-05-15 16 LOW MEI MEI - LOW MEI MEI By A NEWLY formed Malaysian movie company, San Sui Movie, has incurred the wrath of HK-TVB for poaching eight of its top stars. Among them are veterans Lo Hoi Pang, Chang Kong, Yong Pan Pan, Lam Kin Meng, Lei Hiong Kum and Simon Yam. They181 words
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Article, Illustration164 1988-05-15 16 A MAGAZINE with pictures of singer Leslie Cheung in the buff will soon hit Hongkong streets. He hopes the pictures will be snapped up in the same way actress Olivia Cheng's were when she stripped for Hongkong Playboy last year. While funs are delighted by164 words
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Article69 1988-05-15 16 IT was just a dream, but TVB artiste Leung Kit Wah took it very seriously. After dreaming of Barbara Yong who committed suicide m 1985, Leung promptly went to the late actress's grave to placate her spirit. Leung and Barbara were the best of friends before69 words
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Article, Illustration102 1988-05-15 16 ACTRESS Lam Kit Yin wants to return to HK-TVB, but the station is not welcoming her back with open arms. Since leaving TVB m a huff six months ago, Lam, said to be a prima donna at the height of her popularity, has only made one102 words
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Article, Illustration72 1988-05-15 16 ACTRESS Yip Tong and her boyfriend of many years, Chan Kok Hei, have decided to get married on July 23. The couple have been living together for the past two years. Besides disclosing that they have registered their marriage, a superstitious Yip is not saying72 words
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Article, Illustration918 1988-05-15 4 VAL MacQUEEN - V AL MacQUEEN ON THE BUNK By 'OORAY, 'Ooray, 'Alio, 'Alio (Friday, Ch 12, 9 pm) is back and on the Lunacy Richter Scale, it still registers a 10. Welcome back the put-upon, barely coping Rene, his chanteuse wife, his918 words
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Article, Illustration522 1988-05-15 4 JOHN CLAMMER - JOHN CLAMMER Modern cartoons may be more slick, but they still champion time-tested values, says sociologist ARE cartoons destructive or just harmless entertainment? Certainly there is violence, for instance, characters being flattened, squashed, mutilated or blown to pieces with frequent abandon. But, watching children watching522 words
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Article, Illustration790 1988-05-15 7 ZAKI - ZAKI THREE MEN AND A BABY At Orchard Starring Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg and Tad Oanaon Directed by Leonard Nimoy By THERE is an interesting exchange m the movie Butterflies are Free that goes something like this. The uptight, self-righteous mother hectors an avant-garde theatre director790 words
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Article, Illustration574 1988-05-15 7 LIM SEX - LIM SEX POP REVIEW By MONEY talks, and nowhere is it more loudly heard than in showbiz. While Cantonese songs were once the domain of Hongkong singers, the lure of bigger sales in Taiwan and China has prompted some to record in Mandarin. Since574 words
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Article68 1988-05-15 7 Britain 1.(9) Perfect Fairground Attraction 6 7 I Want You Back Bananarama 2.(1) Theme From S. Express S Express 7 (2) Who's Leaving Who Hazell Dean 3.(18) Blue Monday 'BB New Order 4 Pink Cadillac Natalie Cole 4.(3) Mary's Prayer Danny Wilson 9 <") Loadsamoney Harry68 words
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491 1988-05-15 7 Eating boots and chewing the laces THE Gold Rush is one of Charlie Chaplin's most famous films, and he has called it "the picture I want to be remembered by." When released m 1925, it was greeted with massive critical acclaim, helping to justify the then exorbitant production cost of491 words
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Article, Illustration309 1988-05-15 15 CHINESE girls of long ago were able to make intricate things with their hands. Chinese knots is one of them. This skill comes m handy when you want to make your own necklace or to give it as a present. You will need: Three big beads Two309 words
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Article269 1988-05-15 15 PRACTISING Muslims will rejoice m two days' time. The occasion is Aidilfitri, the Arabic word for Hari Raya Puasa, a celebration that expresses their joy for having fulfilled one of the five main duties or pillars of Islam siyam or fasting every day from sunrise till sunset for269 words
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Article54 1988-05-15 15 Do you know What was the most prized drink of the Aztecs? The Aztecs who lived 500 years ago m Mexico regarded chocolate so highly that only the Emperor and his court drank it. It was drunk cold and sugarless from a solid gold goblet and was considered more valuable54 words
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Article, Illustration440 1988-05-15 15 Great Queens ELIZABETH, the third child of King Henry VHI, ascended the English throne after the brief reigns of her sickly brother Edward VI, and sister Mary I, at the age of 25. The year was 1558 about 24 years after her father had broken440 words
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Advertisement935 1988-05-15 14 179 For Sale: Houses OPEN HOUSE 1.30 am 5 p m at Blk3. »01-04 Mcl Hwan Odn 2 /-storey townhouse, 3200 sq.ft. F'hold S/pool 24-hr security. Offer $475,000 secures Tel: *****27 No agents D 19 RECENTLY RENOVATED 2storey terr. 3-level living/ dining, extended kitchen/ servant's/ bdrms $400K 0.n.0. Tel: *****98935 words
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Advertisement940 1988-05-15 14 186 For Ssle: Privets Apartments D.9 SKYSCRAPER, CLEMENCEAU Aye 3 rms 1,590 sq.ft High fir Facing South Well kept $275,000 Richard Low Housing *****18. D.9 SOPHIA COURT. 1050 sq.ft 2 bdrms. Selling with tenancy $1,600 Well furnished Freehold $340K neg Tel: *****20 D.9 THE- VERMONT luxurious spaclous 4 1-bdrm mals.940 words
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Advertisement806 1988-05-15 14 191 For Sale: HDB Apartment* DOWT MISS! S-RM Circular Poln Blk. 250 2 Units, beautifully ren ovated Ceramic throughout i cabinet/ wardrobes Exclusive *****68 Ken. FOR YOUR VIEW Only! 3V* rm AM Klo Blk «08 Ceramic cabinet Well kept It neat. Prlci only MOK neg Exclusive *****ft Vincent. TAMPINES NEW806 words
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Advertisement704 1988-05-15 14 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3">-MM. MM «T. Merah $72K tie menu Central $53K. Teban Od $43K Phone *****47 9-RM. JURONO WCST Blk 53 High floor, near market, schoo $49k. Tel *****05 3-RM. JURONO EAST Blk 24 Well renovated S51K o.n.o. Con Uct Mr See *****51/ *****03. 3-RM MARINE DRIVE704 words
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Advertisement282 1988-05-15 15 241 Toura 241 Toura 241 Toura 241 Tours N DO FDR E AM^^^^^B /\_i-^^^^^~_-^^~ y V mmmmmm^ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^^^^ mm^ m-mmm r ■mmmmm' l y. -—""^op* 1^ y^ixry a> /"~j Wm^AmXWms*^*^^^^^^.* "^Y^ J J W m *Fm m mmmm^ y\*Lm~-~" K^/Z^y 81 W m w*^^f scS r s 6/7/8/10 D Brisbane282 words
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Advertisement598 1988-05-15 15 241 Tours 241 Tours 241 Tours fNo. 1 Tour Operator to Australia! GOLD COAST Brisbane c Sydney Melbourne p—— 710 Brtstara Expp, Gold Coast $***** Dep May 22. An 6. 1 2. 20 Jul 3. 4, 1 7. 1 8 Aug 7, 21 22 8/90 Brisbmo Expo. GoM Coast. Cherrabah598 words
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Advertisement278 1988-05-15 15 <-________-_____—____________= j 265 Secretarial/ Typing Courses ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITING available for all stages from 9 am 10 p.m. dally. Call Lek Meng Professional Training Centre *****64/ *****43/ *****87 or Clifford Educational Training Centre *****90 for details. TYPEWRITIHG CLASSES ANYTIME from 8.00 am to 10.00 pm Monday to Friday. Special Sat. St278 words
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Advertisement116 1988-05-15 15 271 Modelling/ Deportment Courses CLE AS PRACTICAL SPEECH Improvement Programs: Phonetics, Pronunciation Problems, Public Speaking. (Trinity College). Executive St Personal Grooming, Professional Modelling. Call *****55 (Free Assessment) Denyse Tessensohn. Director. Use CATS when m need. i 302 Marriages/ Engagements W __H________i Sh m AU A ____H _KS____ 1 Congratulation to116 words
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Advertisement99 1988-05-15 15 306 Found FOUND A X-apmntat on 6th May at Ang Mo Klo avenue 6. Owners please call SPCA: *****55 FOUNO A LHASA Apso on 11th May at Bishan SL 12. Owners pis call SPCA at *****55 307 Car Pools PAID LIFT REQUIRED from Lor. Lew Llan to reach DBS/ Shenton99 words
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Page 15 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous167 1988-05-15 15 MJQ \AZ^y m m*y X^N .y \A/jvn/)U^ fv_E-»* SV.& ii 1 1 J/ tsA Mary. Did you hear that all V 7 r^^ sl\7!7T** H^<— 7~7>^ |U' V/|M A S mt^Qr, iLO«a t IrV/Hsn/l /111 -he buses are stopping today? AftjcT _7 Y^^^ JC jrfmmX L /A_k\ r— 1, r,_167 words
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Advertisement561 1988-05-15 16 Europe Kc*l Selection Aii*trulia/X T c\v Zealand Escapade J S" "ii^iriMl^^ M05t comfort 3ble itinerary with no BEST OF EUROPE GOLDEN AUSTRALIA DISCOVERY SCENIC PERTH 6 DAYS FR $1050 /|*^r--*^ fcr -iMBT m back tracking 18/20 DAYS FR $3988 WORLD EXPO '88 Dep 19/5, 26/5. 2/6, 9/6. 16/6. 23/6. 30/6.561 words
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Article, Illustration859 1988-05-15 1 Be it ever so bleak, the hurriedly butt new viage is now home to 600 evacuees. Nadezhda Ukrainetz. charted with their care, believes they wi be here forever HH How does a nuclear reactor jpß explosion change ■fl| the lives of the people nearby? Two years afterHARPY BENSON - 859 words
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Advertisement668 1988-05-15 1 1 .^^f»% >^3^ v -jfl \mSJr&mmm\mW?5&SMWZ& WA W^mW^\\ W-' Mind and Body Food Travel Fashion Arts Spectrum Special School Holiday *t Packages from mams*. Winner HB^W ------i W^mWAri^\^mdmotm\ Riff WSLr^JM I t JjajT-l mi ll^^ww^Mt^^^m m%W i___k. I i___P SGr m-^r^-^m AKwAa A i___L_T _Wbi_j i___ '■if _^____________^^^9BBi______________________________| WlMrtPiPi f^l668 words
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MIND & BODY
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Article, Illustration928 1988-05-15 2 DR P. W. BUFFINGTON - DR P. W. BUFFINGTON By THEY'RE everywhere. They blend m with the general population, rarely making themselves conspicuous. They have no distinguishing physical marks, and frankly, look no different than the guy sitting next to you. Could he beWorld Press Network - 928 words
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Article, Illustration905 1988-05-15 2 Singaporeans in search of eternal youth are snapping up Retin-A, a cream said to delay aging. But American doctors warn that a special routine must be observed to reduce side effects, reports Tim Friend PEOPLE intending to use Retin-A, the cream now exciting public interestUSA Today - 905 words
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Article259 1988-05-15 2 Who should use Retin-A? Anyone who wants to prevent wrinkles and reduce the risk of skin cancer. Older people can smooth fine wrinkles caused by sun exposure. But people in their 20s or 30s have more to gain. They can begin using sunscreens, avoid tanning and259 words
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439 1988-05-15 2 Two jolly good shows at the cinema Don Reeder CINEMAS and their audiences m Singapore can stage as intriguing a show for a stranger as what appears on screen sometimes better. Come along to the Lido cinema for a screening of The Last Emperor and see the place through an439 words
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Advertisement846 1988-05-15 2 Wbodwards Gripe Wrter is the same today as it ever was. ImaW rl^^^^^^^^^B t tn-w w -A? -m i mm Just like babies. Babies will always be babies. Easily upset by wind, stomach and teething irritations. That's why WT7m~> ;**M Woodward's Gripe Water 4 has remained true to its I846 words
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FOOD 1
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Article259 1988-05-15 3 Sunday LUNCH CLAYPOT DISHES Strand Coffeeshop, Strand Hotel: 338-1866. Daily. $4.50 to $5.50 a person. JAPANESE SET Suntory Japanese Restaurant, Delft Orchard: 732-5111. Daily. Free soft drinks (up to three glasses each) on Sundays. From $15. CURRY DISHES Gomez Curry, Selegie House: 336-2906. Fishhead, crabs, chicken kurma and mutton curry259 words
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Article, Illustration663 1988-05-15 3 Indonesian nouvelle cuisine Celebrate Hari Raya Puasa this Tuesday with a new concept of cooking from the world's largest archipelago. MARGARET CHAN gets hold of the cookbook with the innovative ideas. EAT IN GASTRONOMES m Indonesia are' revelling m a new style of cooking and serving food m leading hotels663 words
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Article215 1988-05-15 3 A DEFINITION of nouveUe Indonesian cuisine has been offered by Mrs Suryatini Game, the doyen of Indonesian cooking and publisher and editor of Majalah Selera, Indonesia's only food magazine. Mrs Ganie, another claimant to the honour of creating the new cuisine, sees it as pure Indonesian cooking215 words
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Article315 1988-05-15 3 Sop Pelangi Pagi Clear Prawn Soup with Lemon Grass Serves 3 to 4 150 g red snapper fillet, skinned 20 g garlic, peeled 20 g carrot, peeled 20 g leeks, use bottom part only 2 egg whites 1 stalk lemon grass, crushed 1 bay leaf 10 ml chilli juice315 words
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Article, Illustration936 1988-05-15 4 Dianxin has come a long way since those noisy Chinatown days. MARGARET CHAN keeps up with the best places m which to try them. EAT OUT DIAN KIN literally translates as dot on the heart, presumably suggesting that these tidbits touch the heart. It is a misnomer.936 words
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Article, Illustration480 1988-05-15 4 HONG CH'NG POH - CH'NG POH HONG DRINK By AS WITH everything else, wine has its adherents and detractors. There are those who, without its reassurance (especially with food), consider life lacking m quality. Yet others would not give a hoot whether it be wine or water480 words
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Advertisement228 1988-05-15 3 SEE ORCHARDS LADEN WITH FRUIT AND PICK ORANGES ™"»»*™»uaaiH AT FRESH FROM THE TREE. IT'S NOT A DREAM. IT'S AUSTRALIA. r r3 L 7 fiSl H nfl v |Hn^^^^BMH^BA___i___L_^_l_______K WWfjK/^g^Lm ________l____Dr«^^Bl^HßH^^B^H U ___________b B^^p j^|^^^^B^B_-____________________________________________Bi_^'' ___B_^_B ___B___fl \tA^ ■< _f WWwW^k v r-H i^^^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^i^^^^B^^^^^^^^^^^^flß •5 Blfl Ke-v BiHtiK^f mm^iP A228 words
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Advertisement789 1988-05-15 4 One of our friends remarked that whilst reading the Cheers column, he always felt that he should have a glass of something to sip. But what drink to choose? The answer is simple. Read the column once. Choose your drink. And then read it again. Bohn C. Brown, the patriarch789 words
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Advertisement71 1988-05-15 4 n^ "ftP* *IsmmmmmmmWm\m^ mr H mam^*^.^--------***^ K9 r than 25 varieties ot S cMMr!B^3r.. l^i innch $9.50 perl fed J\ head. t> nner 5 L— —-B-Laß—— 10 course lunch /dinner with: WE SPECIALISE IN SUPERB CANTONESE AND FOOCHOW CUISINE FOR WEDDING. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS AND COMPANY DINNERS. We also serve set71 words
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Advertisement153 1988-05-15 4 NO CAPITAL Off EXPERIENCE NE^ DEO How to start a profitable IMPORT-EXPORT Agency part-time You can start with little or no capital investment m your spare or full-time' The Wade World Trade Import Export program will provide you with the knowledge, the contacts and the back up you need to153 words
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TRAVEL
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Article, Illustration569 1988-05-15 5 BETSY WADE - BETSY WADE By WHEN we visited our son while he was m college m Bogota 10 years ago, I asked with some embarrassment about drinking the water. He snorted and said the water at the Hilton was as safe as at home. But when weNYT - 569 words
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Article, Illustration864 1988-05-15 5 In a country where rock ruins still stand like spectacular ancient condominiums DEWANI ABBAS puzzles over cryptic sounds and gestures "TSK, tsk," uttered my good Turkish friend when I tried to interpret something he had said m halting English. I was quite taken aback. Had864 words
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Advertisement667 1988-05-15 5 4/5 Days Hong Kong/Macau With Chan Brothers Travel i^^ M^S^^^-^^^^ W^X X r Villi C m^* _^o^^^___~ r v_ Panoramic view of Hong Kong from Victoria 7 V -S J^^i___Ml^^^ '^^^^^f J^^^M _M-/"-A fe!^^ X ,Vjk Chan Hroihers offers wiu the REAL Hong Kong m ————mmm—* m —F^-* mm fe=3lh-667 words
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FASHION
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Article, Illustration1060 1988-05-15 6 The Fashion King of Paris, Christian Lacroix, has come and gone. Gone into the wardrobes of seven women m Singapore who snapped up all 14 of his dresses, costing up to $8,000, with a single flash of a gold card. CATHERINE ONG finds out more about the1,060 words
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Article, Illustration443 1988-05-15 6 EVERY now and again, Katie Liem likes to dress up m something dramatic. For her, Christian Lacroix fits the bill. In July, Mrs Liem would have been married for 20 years to Liem Tien Pao, 42, son of the Indonesian tycoon cigarette443 words
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281 1988-05-15 6 Six wearings and to the maid it goes IN March, when a friend phoned from New York and described a Lacroix dress of outsized blooms crowned with a bow and bustle at the back, Mrs Sandra Chang ordered it. Fortunately, when the dress, which must have cost around $8,000, arrived,281 words
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ARTS
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Article, Illustration1021 1988-05-15 7 HEIDI WALESON - HEIDI WALESON The cross-movement of conductors around the world has made nationality almost irrelevant in the music world. Now, the Americans are getting in on the act, reports ABOUT 10 years ago, the conductor Lawrence Foster was called m to replace a colleague m some concertsNYT - 1,021 words
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SPECTRUM
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325 1988-05-15 7 Saving animals from the flood of a dam CONSERVATION SINCE work started on the Balbina Dam m the Amazon Basin last October, a rescue operation has been under way m which thousands of animals are being caught and released on safer ground. "The rules are simple," said Bento Melo, aIHT - 325 words
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Article, Illustration695 1988-05-15 7 GEOFFREY PEREIRA - GEOFFREY PEREIRA Psychology, with more than one founding father, is still embroiled m controversies, reports PYSCHOLOGY must be one of the most misunderstood disciplines, about which a host of factors add little more than confusion. For starters, people often mistake it for695 words
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Article, Illustration611 1988-05-15 7 ANNE LOW - ANNE LOW By AT 25, Dutch artist Marte Roling was already co-exhibiting with the world's great masters like Picasso and Andy Warhol. Today, 23 years later, art reviews, newspaper and television reports have made her one of the most well-known personalities m Holland. Here to611 words
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Advertisement389 1988-05-15 7 Get on f y 4 your feet J JoinTheSundoy Times/ jk__^r \P SWnMinDigNifelkl96B! wr I -^H I I \l\ Come June 26, you'll see the The ßoUtC •I)V\ 11/ 111 nation on her feet for the sheer fun Ts_A f ill x i_ The men will cover V>*^^ /fv of389 words
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Family
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Article, Illustration1019 1988-05-15 8 Growing up without family support can be a painful experience. Three people tell us what life was like as orphans. See page 9. 4 Boys are rough but they can also be very sentimental. They remember the little things you do for them1,019 words
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Article796 1988-05-15 9 A home and a family offer security and a sense of belonging which are too often taken for granted. Here, three individuals, Melina Ang, Linn Tan and Jeff Toh (not their real names) tell TERESA CHEONG what it is like to grow796 words
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Article, Illustration983 1988-05-15 9 QRACE TAN - QRACE TAN By A VERY perceptive father once commented: "Someday, I'm going to be dead and when that happens, I want my children to say, 'Dad was a lot of fun. "That set me think- ing. What kind of memories will I leave983 words
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Article, Illustration1107 1988-05-15 10 IRENE CHUA - IRENE CHUA By We have a near-perfect marriage. Our children are healthy, with no apparent hang-ups. We have developed ourselves m many ways intellectually and m the required work skills. We have achieved what we had set out to achieve. In retrospect, we1,107 words
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Article, Illustration559 1988-05-15 11 WONG SU- FEI - WONG SU-FEI By PICTURE this, a man slips, slides and falls all over the place while his colleagues collapse m laughter. Shocking? Not at all. This was just a scene at a telematch organised by NTUC Income during its annual Family Day m 1986. Today, shopping and559 words
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Article, Illustration922 1988-05-15 12 GRACE TAN - Quality time fun, games and sharing sessions GRACE TAN By THREE-YEAR-OLD Daniel may not know how to tell the time, but he knows it when the clock strikes eight m the evening it is fun time! Though he may not know what has been planned for the evening, he knows922 words
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Transportation
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Article, Illustration260 1988-05-15 13 Company's special unit looks after needs of Japanese AN INTERNATIONAL moving company has formed a special department to look after the needs of Japanese expatriates who are being relocated. This is because while most people may shop around for the lowest quote, a Japanese only calls moving companies that he260 words
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Article, Illustration555 1988-05-15 13 Reporter YEO KIM SENG follows the trail of the professional movers PROFESSIONAL movers do more than just help you to pack and move into your new home. They also arrange insurance coverage for your belongings. Some even offer to inform your friends of555 words
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Article, Illustration356 1988-05-15 13 "CONTROL, this is Alpha One, over," croaked Ronnie Ang Kok Leong. "Alpha control. Yes?" said an operator at the Keppel House control room. "Job over. Your next order, please," said Mr Ang. "Proceed to Gate 1 and take trailer with356 words
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Article, Illustration354 1988-05-15 14 CONTAINERS are slowly but surely edging out other conventional means of moving cargo. These containers, m the now-fa-miliar form of solid metal boxes, transport almost anything from perishables to furniture. In the first quarter of this year, 11.03 million tonnes of containerised cargo passed through Singapore.354 words
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Article, Illustration339 1988-05-15 14 WHEN it comes to moving pianos, there is no substitute for experience. Opting for cheaper or even free labour can be a serious mistake. This was the view of an experienced piano seller, Mrs Jeanette Toh, sole-proprietor of Nang Heng Co. In one incident, a339 words
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Article, Illustration170 1988-05-15 14 JUST about anything exquisite Italian marble which can be used as table tops or parts of furniture, used clothing from Japan bound for the poorer Third World nations m Asia and Africa, sophisticated telecommunication equipment can be moved by container. Italian marble, which takes about a170 words
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Article, Illustration550 1988-05-15 15 A FEW trends have emerged m the burgeoning air freight industry. One is the increasing volume of air-to-air cargo transhipment which forms the bulk of all categories of freight, including sea-to-air. More airlines are recognising this and are converting their aircraft into combiplanes or aircraft that550 words
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PEOPLE
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Article, Illustration1757 1988-05-15 16 CHERNOBYL NEW TOWN From Page 1 The new village is replete with memories, but devoid of mementoes concrete base and contaminating the subsoil and subterranean water. Nevertheless, the 30-km zone around the plant was declared industrially and agriculturally "dead". Nadezhda Ukrainetz, chairperson1,757 words
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Advertisement325 1988-05-15 10 H SINGAPORE'S 1ST HnnnH|B^BBn W W^ <^s Am 1 y Jv <<^ Date 11-15 August 1988 Venue World Trade Centre, Hall 2 Mums Babies '88, the exhibition for mothers-to-be, parents and their children. It will feature a wide range of products I if Childcraff learning materials FIBKETR1M" Bwta www w325 words
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Advertisement441 1988-05-15 10 /(M For this holiday let your child do something EXCITING, INTERESTING and BENEFICIAL to their future. Enrol in CAL's holiday courses. B_r/^ I hhp VBBBBBBBBBBB^^^ <__. *^~_j y_B_| B_^_BJ B_^^/ I ______B_MP^^_Z _B 'ff BJ^^B "^____BBBB~^~^^^b^B H ..^Bl B_r _P^^ 7 __i __r bP^^^ J/ /fl HH ly H B^B^^^441 words
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Advertisement178 1988-05-15 11 flfejk o Because not only do jf Baby Comfort Ultra fc^ Diapers keep babies m^^A comfortably drier, they J^^^H^^^^^^^^H make mums overjoyed ;j|^^^lH^^^^^^^H f ll___r as they cost so flgl much less. W^i Buy up to 4 packs and get J Jlsf August 88. To entHle for tm "tniby Comfort178 words
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Advertisement434 1988-05-15 11 Special *^mnic/»AIIHt Save up to $200.00 ~S5^ •tflli* Creatlvel47l ■pBBBWJ*S *-W© Offer: $2,490 fe^y^ Micro-computer controlled that allows free AT^ B programming and storage Apart from the numerous M sewing programmes you can also design your own *A^^^ m embroidery stitches and trademarks mm mam. m Tiptronic 1171 %^%%e Offer:434 words
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Advertisement666 1988-05-15 12 THE EARLY WORLD OF LEARNING HELPS WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA H YOU TO TEACH YOUR CHILD THE FUN WAY A SO(JRCE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING with cassette tapes, activity books, posters, stickers, crayons, puppets and even a battery An ""formation source for the whole family operated pencil to keep /P^^r— P rov666 words
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Advertisement18 1988-05-15 12 Read about P/PP/'S adventures In these books v 8 Pultin Books Available at all good bookshops STP DMMaulon18 words
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Advertisement281 1988-05-15 12 AN INCOME DRAGON A child today, a "DRAGON" in ye&s to come. All parents wish their j^ "B A Dragon Offer children to become XJ W From now until the end of Snr™ v^» the dragon year, a 24K golden NTUC NCOME offers an dragon from RISIS will be given281 words
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Advertisement548 1988-05-15 14 (FHoMtfiuou, for helping us and Fuso to win. «Bk M**m .<% Mitsubishi's AKjrC Award for vylsl distributorship exceElence and 56% share of the trock market. "GokJbel Engineering won the 1 987 Triple Diamond Commemoration award for its W impressive sates of the Mitsubishi FUSO uJmm\w9 range ot heavy goods trucks.548 words
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Advertisement56 1988-05-15 14 J^TAir -m-m-mW Seychelles national Airline of Seychelles N0w.... There's a Mjti^T direct Cargo -a^AK/AA** Service to S^^El^llfe Mauritius Nairobi with connections to .Africa Europe General Sales Agent (Cargo) SKYTRUCK FORWARDERS fofe£\ (S) PTE LTD l%s™2*' 115 Airport Cargo Road. #0248 Cargo Agents Bldg XT, Singapore 1781. Tel: *****69 *****75 Tlx:56 words
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Advertisement8 1988-05-15 14 When people want fast results, they call CATS.8 words
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Advertisement292 1988-05-15 15 There is one designed to meet your transportation needs mmm -WFR NHR 54 NPR 57, 59 Window van, Panel van. Light-duty Forward Control Truck Light-duty Forward Control Truck Microbus, Wagon. GVW 3.1 00 kg/3.500 kg. GVW 5,500 kg 7,700 kg. J__r J I t________________________l Jff =:S r^TfmXTt I I 'Vn292 words
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Advertisement424 1988-05-15 16 Britain's unpredictable weather can be a blessing m disguise. The weather m Britain is never dull. -> their secrets; abbeys such as Tintern Abbey, one of It is a ceaseless pageant of blue skies, scudding clouds, r Britain s hnest relics from its monastic age. soft rain, early morning dew,424 words
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