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Title Section13 1988-09-25 1 The Sunday Times No: 2728 55 CENTS MCI (P) 93/12/87 ujfg fgd fg13 words
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Article509 1988-09-25 1 SANDRA DAVIE - Most drugs not labelled properly SANDRA DAVIE GPs are the worst culprits, study shows By MANY doctors and pharmacists are still not giving enough information on the medicines they dispense although the labelling of medicines was made compulsory more than three years ago. This was revealed m a study done509 words
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416 1988-09-25 1 RANGOON Opposition leaders, who have formed a national front to fight for democracy, yesterday called on all citizens to join m a peaceful struggle against the government. The formation of the "National United Front for Democracy" is the first formal attempt to group under416 words
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Article54 1988-09-25 1 X.1.. 00, Singapore-Malaysia's jockey representative to the 20th Asian Racing Conference m Sydney, was hurt m a racefall at Randwick yesterday. He sustained a dislocated hip, mild concussion and a bruised lip after his mount cannoned into a fallen horse His condition is described as54 words
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137 1988-09-25 1 Here's one nude jogger to watch out for SMYRNA (Georgia) Midnight I jogs m the nude around a high school track apparently were I just a warm-up for a man police J here believe committed pre-dawn burglaries m his birthday suit Late-night joggers reported seeing a nude man running atAP - 137 words
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261 1988-09-25 1 Hirohito put on respirator after serious relapse TOKYO Thousands of weeping Japanese braved teeming rain to pray outside the Imperial Palace m central Tokyo yesterday as medical reports indicated that Japan's 87-year-old Emperor Hirohito is on his death-bed, with his life now sustained by artificial respiration. The world's longest reigning261 words
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Article, Illustration311 1988-09-25 1 OLYMPICS BS mi SEOUL Ben Johnson triumphed m the battle of Olympic titans yesterday, on a day when Bulgaria withdrew its weightlifting team m disgrace and South Korea's pride went out for the count over a boxing riot. Johnson, running for his motherReuter; AFP - 311 words
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Article, Illustration276 1988-09-25 2 ON COURSE AS TOP PORT: SPEED and lower cost have helped .Singapore's port to maintain its status as the world's busiest port. High-tech, sophist! cated and fast machines are not enough. The people behind them form the crucial factor which gives the port an edge over its276 words
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Article326 1988-09-25 2 THE BIG MEDIA EVENT: The stakes are high when Vice-President George Bush and Governor Michael Dukakis meet tonight for the first of their two presidential debates. Senator Albert Gore, who competed m the Democratic primaries, said on Friday that compared to previous presidential debates, this one seems "more to326 words
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Article111 1988-09-25 2 KUDOS FOR SINGAPORE: Coach Seak Poh Leong was garlanded by a Singapore fan at the Kuala Trengganu hotel before the Singapore team's departure home. The gesture was a show of appreciation of the team's 2-0 win over Trengganu on Friday and a .symbol of howfar i he team has111 words
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Article, Illustration541 1988-09-25 2 The Burma crisis BANGKOK Rangoon has become a brutal place where even Red Cross volunteers are shot at by soldiers since the army seized power, the Dutch Ambassador to Burma said here. "It is a general picture of brutality," Mr PeterReuter - 541 words
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368 1988-09-25 2 90 student protesters seek refuge in Karen rebel camps and more may follow BANGKOK About 90 students who had demonstrated against the authoritarian government m Burma have fled to base camps of the country's strongest ethnic rebel group, which may give them military training, a rebel spokesman said yesterday. MrAP - 368 words
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Article, Illustration404 1988-09-25 2 SERENA TOH - SERENA TOH By SINGAPORE underwater enthusiasts have found more than 150 species of coral and other interesting marine life on five reefs south of Singapore. They have spotted rare shells such as the volute and tiger cowrie from surveying Cyre- ne, Pulau404 words
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Article, Illustration582 1988-09-25 3 Mirrors of a nation Report: Vimala Madhavan Pictures: Tan Suan Ann THEY are a riot of colour, depicting scenes like youngsters helping senior citizens cross the road, multi-racial dances, musical instruments, places of worship, the MRT. skyscrapers, Changi airport and the national flower But they have a common feature. They582 words
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129 1988-09-25 3 A MOTHER of four, who threw four plastic flower pots from her flat m a fit of anger, was jailed for a week yesterday. Yah binti Rasip, 39, a housewife, admitted acting rashly at her second storey flat at Block129 words
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Miscellaneous179 1988-09-25 2 Showers over a few areas m the late morning and early afternoon TEMP (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max.. 25 mm SUNSET today 6.59 pm: SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.53 am GLOBAL WEATHER Vri.laldc 8/18 C Fine I Los Angeles 15 25 C Clear \msterdam Madrid 14/28 C deal Athens179 words
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Advertisement109 1988-09-25 3 STATISTICS THAT SHAPE THE COUNTRY Blessed with more than one ON the average, over 41,000 mothers gave birth every year over the past 10 years. Of these some were lucky enough to go home with more than one baby. In 1982, a mum went home with four. Year TWINS TRIPLETS109 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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497 1988-09-25 4 Assess reforms before aiming higher Deng BEIJING Senior leader Deng Xiaoping, speaking out on China's economic crisis. said yesterday that the country needs to assess its experiences with reforms first, before pursuing development to new heights. "The readjustment is not a change of policy or a change of development strategy,"AFP - 497 words
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353 1988-09-25 4 Soviet troops patrol Armenian capital after giant rally MOSCOW Soviet troops patrolled the Armenian capital of Yerevan yesterday and armoured troop carriers were stationed at key points after a giant rally over the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh. Regular army units and Interior Ministry troops moved through the streets, local officialsReuter - 353 words
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Article, Illustration213 1988-09-25 4 WASHINGTON An Armenian exile who leapt m front of a limousine carrying visiting Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze can go home to visit his dying mother, Mr Shevardnadze said on Friday. The car slammed to a halt just after leaving the USAFP - 213 words
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220 1988-09-25 4 BEIRUT Lebanon faced a growing threat of partition yesterday as the new Christian-led government of General Michel Aoun and the Muslim-led cabinet of interim Prime Minister Selim al-Hoss lobbied for international recognition. Gen Aoun yesterday called for a meeting of the representatives mAFP - 220 words
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Article, Illustration614 1988-09-25 5 ONG MING SEING - ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The stakes arc high when Vice-President targe Bush and Governor Michael Dukakis meet tonight for the first of their two presidential debates. Senator Albert Gore, who competed m the Democratic primaries, said on Friday that compared toAP - 614 words
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329 1988-09-25 5 LONDON The British government has urged foreign envoys to help m a crackdown on violations of gun laws and diplomatic privilege that have led to the expulsion of seven embassy officials this month. A Foreign Office spokesman said Undersecretary of329 words
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278 1988-09-25 5 Dalai Lama willing to talk to China 'despite differences' NEW DELHI The Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of the Tibetans, is willing to hold talks with Beijing "despite different views and stands on many issues", his office announced on Friday. The announcement came after the Chinese embassy m New DelhiAP - 278 words
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Article25 1988-09-25 5 BEIJING Five passengers were injured when a Beijing-Harbin express train jumped its tracks near Changchun, north-east China, it was reported here yesterday. AFP.25 words
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173 1988-09-25 5 US and Laos reach accord on search for remains of missing soldiers WASHINGTON The United States and Laos have reached an agreement to search for remains of US servicemen missing m the war m Indochina, the US State Department said on Friday. A team of five technical experts from the173 words
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356 1988-09-25 7 ONG MING SEING - ONG MING SEING But vote margin not enough to override Reagan's promised veto By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The US Home of Representatives has set the stage for a new confrontation with President Ronald Reagan on trade policy by giving final congressional approval to356 words
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116 1988-09-25 7 SYDNEY A Singa-pore-built floating hotel on Australia's spectacular Great Barrier Reef is up for sale, owners Barrier Reef Holdings Ltd (BRH) said here. BRH Managing Director .Malcolm Clyde said on Friday that the unique 200-room resort had been put on the market to provideAFP. - 116 words
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Article, Illustration400 1988-09-25 7 TOKYO The government is urging companies to give their hard-work-ing employees two-day weekends and long vacations to expand tourism and reduce Japan's current account surplus. Some shipping companies and travel agents are moving to fill any new leisure time with seaReuter - 400 words
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Article, Illustration246 1988-09-25 7 BEIJING American television sex therapist Dr Ruth Westheimer, arriving from the ancient Chinese capital of Xian, had a new perspective on that city's famous ancient clay warrior statues. "I loved the sexy faces of the terra cotta soldiers," she exclaimedAP - 246 words
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267 1988-09-25 7 WASHINGTON The House of Representatives on Friday passed a major Aids policy Bill that would expand testing and counselling, protect the confidentiality of test results and speed up research into the fatal disease. The vote on theAP - 267 words
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151 1988-09-25 7 BEIJING Tipplers found disturbing the peace m coastal Shandong province can expect to spend the night tied to a chair and to be freed only after hearing a recording of their own "drunken burblings"', the China Youth News said on Friday. Inebriates m LaiwuUPI - 151 words
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Article, Illustration488 1988-09-25 8 NEW YORK The trapped American housewife was replaced by the superwoman, who somehow managed to rear her children while catapulting ahead m a career. Now. with legions of superwomen worn out and discontented, a newmodel has been suggested for married professionalNYT - 488 words
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209 1988-09-25 8 ABINGDON (England) A one-day airshow was i cancelled yesterday after the two-man crew of a Royal Air Force F-4 Phantom fighter-bomber died when the US-made jet crashed on a runway and burst into flames at rehearsals on Friday. A board of inquiry was convenedAP - 209 words
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287 1988-09-25 8 PARIS French doctors are to be allowed to prescribe a French-developed pill which induces abortion early m pregnancy, the Health Ministry said here. The decision on Friday came on the heels of an announcement that China is also to authorise theAFP; NYT - 287 words
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Article120 1988-09-25 8 45 held for glorifying suttee NEW DELHI Police have arrested some 45 people m the Indian desert state of Rajasthan on charges of glorifying suttee, the practice of wives being burned alive jn the funeral pyres of their husbands, the Press Trust of India (PTI) said on Friday. The newsAFP - 120 words
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77 1988-09-25 8 Dow Jones I I NEW YORK Wall Street reboundi ed on Friday m light trading with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining more than 10 points, recouping 1 its previous day's loss. The Dow closed at 2.090.68. up 10.67 i points, after losingAFP - 77 words
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Article59 1988-09-25 8 SEOUL Hundreds of movie stars, directors and others shouting "Drive out US films" demonstrated outside Seoul cinemas yesterday against the independent distribution of American films. About 500 local film workers staged protests at two cinemas showing Fatal Attraction, the first American film to be distributed directlyAP - 59 words
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Article31 1988-09-25 8 I ANKARA Melting explosives at a military ammunitions depot hlew up and injured 2H people m south-east Turkey, the semi-official Anatolian news I agency said yesterday. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article, Illustration266 1988-09-25 8 URUMQI (China) Outside the exhibition hall m Urumqi, frontier capital of north-west China, stands a tall bronze statue of three curvaceous women, each holding aloft a hami melon. There are other kinds of melons m the world, of course, like the familiar AfricanAFP - 266 words
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156 1988-09-25 8 THICAGO A woman was raped m a train station stairwell as commuters walked past without trying to help her, authorities said on Friday The authorities said witm told police they thought the victim knew her attacker. The man arrested 111 the Thursday assault wasAP - 156 words
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250 1988-09-25 10 Asian passengers overcharged for trip from airport NEW YORK New York police say they have uncovered a widespread taxi scam m which Asian businessmen were routinely charged US$lOO (Ss2o3) and more for an airport trip normally costing US$35. Twenty taxi drivers have beenAFP - 250 words
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Article71 1988-09-25 10 IN BOMBAY'S movie industry, sultry en star Rekha is something of an anomaly, says Asiaweek. Now m her mid-thirties, she has steadfastly refused to bow to filmdom's law that leading ladies wh > turn 30 should either retire or- relegated to bit pat b Msi.is71 words
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Article90 1988-09-25 10 ACADKMY Award-winning actor John Houseman (of The Paper Chase) will soon turn 86, but he says ho has no intention of retiring. "I have tapered off a little, but I wouldn't know what to do with myself if I retired.*' he told AP. "But I'm90 words
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Article, Illustration110 1988-09-25 10 MALCOLM -.I AMAL Warner (right) of The Cosby Show says he detects a latent racism m his young fans. An AP report quotes him as saying "If my mail is any barometer, the young today are as confused about issues ol and prejudtt. > anybody else,'110 words
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Article91 1988-09-25 10 FANG LIZHI is not one to suffer fools gladly. The bespectacled Chinese astrophysicist simply refuses to keep his mouth shut even though he has twice been expelled from the Communist Party. Recently m Hongkong for- a short visit with his wife Li Shuxian. Fang took some91 words
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Article, Illustration95 1988-09-25 10 THE US Commerce Department awarded Miss Lydia Dunn, chairman of the Hongkong Trade Development Council, its "Peace and Commerce" award last week for he; role m increasing US exports to Hongkong. "I am extremely impressed with what she has done, particularly to create business for95 words
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Article160 1988-09-25 10 PAKISTANI artist Bashii Miry.a was rather bewildered by the reception or lack of it given his latest painting. One of his famous Lonely (.it 1 series, was entered m an exhibition at the Seoul Olympics. Yet the local press was ignoring it. according to Asiaweek. The reason:160 words
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Article, Illustration271 1988-09-25 11 But Mitterrand feels ground must be well prepared, says Sihanouk PARIS France is willing to host an international conference on Cambodia including the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, Cambodian resistance leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk said after talks with President Francois MitterrandAFP - 271 words
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208 1988-09-25 11 WARSAW Poland's policy-making Communist Party Central Committee has scheduled a meeting for tomorrow, a day before Parliament approves the selection of a new prime minister, the official news agency, PAP, said yesterday. It said the party's ruling Politburo, headed byReuter - 208 words
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165 1988-09-25 11 PITTSBURGH A postal carrier who noticed that an elderly woman on his route had failed to bring m the mail for at least three days rescued her from her bathtub. Mrs Eleanor Metz, 81, was m fair condition on Thursday m Allegheny General Hospital. CityAP - 165 words
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274 1988-09-25 11 Sri Lankan elections to be held in January: Jaye COLOMBO President Junius Jayewardene said here yesterday that Sri I_anka's first general election m 11 years would be held early next year. Mr Jayowardene told a meeting of the Ceylon Planters Society that presidential elections would be held m December, andAFF - 274 words
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393 1988-09-25 11 WEST BERLIN Finance ministers from key industrial nations, under pressure for new moves to alleviate Third World debt, met to review the global economy yesterday. Secrecy and rigorous security measures surrounded the talks of the Group of Seven nations the United States, Japan,Reuter - 393 words
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378 1988-09-25 11 NEW YORK Researchers have found evidence that Jewish deaths decline just before Passover and m ie afterward, supporting the folk wisdom that some people Bearing death can cling to life to reach an importani event. In analysing deaths over 19AP - 378 words
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Article, Illustration235 1988-09-25 12 Two Laotian youths arrested m Thai border district BANGKOK The Thai army yesterday accused Laos of training youths m espionage work and sending them into Thailand to collect information for its military. The state-owned Thai News Agency (TNA) quoted Lieuten-ant-Colonel Banyong SirasunthornAFF - 235 words
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111 1988-09-25 12 Grenade thrown at That opposition MP's house BANGKOK Thailand's Interior Ministry has ordered an investigation into a grenade attack on the house of an opposition member of parliament here, police said yesterday. The blast shattered the windows of Thai Citizen's Party MP Sanya Satirabutr's car and uprooted flowers near hisAFP - 111 words
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314 1988-09-25 12 JAKARTA An Indonesian judge who wore a white cap while presiding over a case has caused a stir m legal circles. According to a report m the magazine Tempo cited by the Jakarta Post, Judge Zainal Arifin of the Kupang district court m314 words
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134 1988-09-25 12 Bonn to cut rates on loans to Jakarta JAKARTA West Germany will reduce the interest rate of its loan to Indonesia from 2 per cent to 0.75 per cent annually, the West German Embassy here announced yesterday, a week before Chancellor Helmut Kohl's visit to the country. The embassy alsoAP - 134 words
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257 1988-09-25 12 Philippines prepares for Soviet satellite crash MANILA The Philippines' Office of Civil Defence OCD is setting up emergency measures for the possible "fall of the decaying Soviet Cosmos 1900 satellite m this country, according to a spokesman. The OCD Space Watch Team was reactivated to monitor Cosmos 1900's trajectory andAFP - 257 words
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Article, Illustration408 1988-09-25 12 MANILA Mr Jose Maria Sison, founder of the banned Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), has vowed to resist government attempts to have him returned to the Philippines, a newspaper reported yesterday. Mr Sison protested against PresidentAFP - 408 words
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235 1988-09-25 12 JAKARTA A military officer who interrupted a meeting of the National Assemby last March has been relieved of his appointment as a member of the House, the Jakarta Post reported. It said Brigadier-General Ibrahim Saleh will be replaced on Wednesday, but gave235 words
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Article, Illustration447 1988-09-25 14 SHAUN SEOW - SHAUN SEOW By MALACCA Two and a half hours that's all it will take to travel from Singapore to Malacca when a new highway linking the two cities is completed m 1992. Disclosing this yesterday, the Malacca State Secretary. Datuk Mohamad ZamRAYMOND NG - 447 words
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197 1988-09-25 14 National Front party Hamim to dissolve after five years KUALA LUMPUR Hizbul Muslimin (Hamim). one of two Islamic parties m the National Front, has decided to call it quits after five years. The party's 24-member Supreme Council, which met yesterday, unanimously passed a resolution to dissolve the party as it197 words
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325 1988-09-25 14 SALIM OSMAN - SALIM OSMAN By KUALA LUMPUR Former Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam is to announce his stand on his position m Parliament after meeting his constituents m Kota Tinggi, Johor, early next month. He told The Sunday Times that he would decide before325 words
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217 1988-09-25 14 BRUSSELS Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that Malaysia and Asean are not seeking a special relationship with the European Community (EC) but a chance of fair trade and market access. The Prime Minister said developing countries like Malaysia wanted theNST - 217 words
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164 1988-09-25 14 THE government will launch a programme to improve proficiency m the English language m all institutions of higher learning, Education Minister Anwar Ibrahim said. He said the move was aimed at arresting the decline m the standard of English among students. At the sameNST - 164 words
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Article63 1988-09-25 14 JOHOR Mentri Besar Muhyiddin Yassin and local magnate Datuk Loh Boon Siew were yesterday conferred the Darjah Panglima Setia Mahkota carrying the title Tan Sri at an investiture ceremony at the Istana Negara m Kuala Lumpur. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong conferred awards on 226Bernama - 63 words
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Article, Illustration123 1988-09-25 14 THE red carpet was out at the Malacca RTM auditorium on Friday night, but singer Zaiton Sameon (above) was in Kuala Lumpur nursing her swollen cheeks. The popular singer was assaulted and had to cancel all engagements. Zaiton was scheduled to perform at the Malacca123 words
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Article88 1988-09-25 14 MALAYSIA has agreed to send its soldiers to Namibia to join the United Nations peace-keeping force there. Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba has said. He said a letter to this effect had been sent to the UN afterMalaysia was asked to help resolve the NamibiaNST - 88 words
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Article114 1988-09-25 14 THE report containing the findings and recommendations of the tribunal investigating allegations against five suspended Supreme Court judges is ready for submission to the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong. tribunal secretary Dr Mazlan Ahmad said m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He said the report would be submitted byBernama - 114 words
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Article58 1988-09-25 14 ABOUT 1.000 foreign fishermen, mostly Indonesians. Thais and Filipinos, are m Malaysian jails for encroaching into local waters. The Star quoted Deputy Agriculture Minister Datuk Alex I_ee as saying the fishermen were jailed after failing to pay fines. Datuk Lee said the government was imposing58 words
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288 1988-09-25 15 SPEED and lower cost the result of quality control efforts have helped Singapore's port to maintain its status as the world's busiest port. High-tech, sophisticated and fast machines are not enough. The people behind them form the crucial factor which gives the port288 words
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Article430 1988-09-25 15 THEIR ideas have helped the Port of Singapore Authority save several hundred thousand dollars and thousands of man-hours. Many of their suggestions have been approved by management and implemented. We highlight here three of the 41 projects which will be presented next week at the PSA's430 words
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Article, Illustration215 1988-09-25 15 THE annual food fest organised by The Straits Times Classified ended yesterday with prizes galore for the winners and the audience at a lucky draw. The draw, held at Liang Court Complex atrium, saw the first prize of a Toyota Corolla 1.6215 words
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127 1988-09-25 15 Ex-relief tocher faces two gross indecency charges A MAN was yesterday accused of acts of gross indecency to two secondary school boys while he was a relief teacher m a Bukit Timah school early this month. In the dock was Cheng Hoe Huat, 26, who appeared m court with his127 words
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129 1988-09-25 15 Consortium wins $14m contract for Sentosa beach project A $14.4 miilior. ontract for a beach development project m Sentosa has been won by a consortium comprising Van Oord International 8.V., Resources Development Corporation (RDO and Antara Koh Pte Ltd. They won the project against stiff com*>otition from other- local and129 words
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293 1988-09-25 15 THE Malay Journalists Association has urged First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong and the other younger leaders of the People's Action Party to do more to help tackle the problems faced by the Malay community. It said this m a293 words
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612 1988-09-25 16 JACQUELINE WONG - JACQUELINE WONG Soldiers find it difficult to get motor insurance for their private cars By iMANY rank-and-file national servicemen, and even the regulars, who are deemed fit to drive while on duty, are facing difficulties m getting motor insurance for their private cars.612 words
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172 1988-09-25 16 Four Tornados arrive first RAF planes m 16 years FOUR Royal Air Force Tornado fighter bombers landed at Pay a Lebar Airport yesterday the first time m 16 years that RAF planes have been seen m Singapore skies since the forces' pullout. During their 11-day stay here, the RAF detachment172 words
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Article, Illustration404 1988-09-25 16 GAN CHEONG SOON - GAN CHEONG SOON By FIVE women just couldn't wait to get on the phone on Friday. They were not waiting to exchange some gossip with friends but to talk to their menfolk whom they have not spoken404 words
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326 1988-09-25 16 LESLIE SIM - LESLIE SIM By A MAN used a shopping centre storeroom as a lair of terror to rob and molest clerks leaving their offices after work on Friday The man, wielding a knife and an object resembling a revolver, wrapped m plastic326 words
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375 1988-09-25 16 SINGAPORE General Hospital's first test-tube twins were born to a 28-year-old housewife and 41-year-old Republic of Singapore Air Force pilot on Thursday. A boy weighing 2.19 kg and a girl weighing 2.05 kg were delivered by Caesarean section six weeks early,375 words
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229 1988-09-25 16 WHAT is the rate of success for the in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) programme? Are there really links between a sexually transmitted genital virus and cervical cancer? These are just two of the questions that the229 words
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66 1988-09-25 16 The Markham Bay leaves Keppel Wharf THE Markham Bay, uprighted and steady, left Keppel Wharf j yesterday for the Eastern An- chorage. It will stay there till it leaves for Sembawang Wharves for further repairs and cleaning. The 2.610-tonne freighter. which listed to its right last Sunday morning, was towed66 words
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757 1988-09-25 17 LYNETTE ONG; YANG MEI LING - LYNETTE ONG YANG MEI LING By and Tenants loved and tenants dreaded Construction workers: Avoid at all costs Bachelors: Generally acceptable but beware of the swinging type. Couples without children: Welcome with open arms. Families With kids: Take m at your own risk but757 words
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Article184 1988-09-25 17 Telecoms technician found hanged A TECHNICIAN who was found hanged on Friday afternoon m the equipment room of Telecoms' North Exchange m Thomson Road often spoke of dying to family members. Several colleagues found Mr Sim Ah Lah, 50, with a telephone wire around his neck at about 12.30 pm.184 words
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78 1988-09-25 17 Detective's murder: Case adjourned THE case against a 12-year-old woman charged with murdering her detective constable husband has been adjourned lo Oct 12, Urn On^ Kee. who is being held at Changi Prison Hospital, is alleged to have shot dead constable Tong Hon. 44, at their Race ourse Road flat78 words
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Article, Illustration407 1988-09-25 17 JUDITH TAN - JUDITH TAN By RETIREE Cecilia Chua mailed a letter and some money m two envelopes to Manila through a courier service m June. But only the envelopes arrived empty. Now Mrs Chua, 63, is hauling City-Link International, the courier company,407 words
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Article, Illustration343 1988-09-25 17 Final-year law student wins moot court trophy SH< IULD an appeal com t let a woman sue a policeman fot negligence because he did not arrest her disorderly husband who then beat her up No, said final year student Andre Maniam. 23, yesterday Me told a National University of Singapore343 words
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382 1988-09-25 18 GRACE CHNG - Council formed to focus on research in construction GRACE CHNG By THE Construction Industry Development Board has set up an R&D advisory council to chart a five-year strategy to ensure I hat sufficient resources are focused on areas of immediate concern. Three initial priority research areas have already been identified382 words
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Article260 1988-09-25 18 THREE local construction-re-lated companies have received nearly $250,000 under the Product Development Assistance Scheme (PDAS) to develop products that will yield them competitive benefits. They are Lightweight Concrete, L&M Repair Technology and Taoson Engineering. All three projects cost nearly $500,000 because the PDAS shares260 words
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Article, Illustration399 1988-09-25 18 Thousands join lantern processions to celebrate the occasion SINGAPORE streets and neighbourhoods last night were aglow with flickering flames from several thousand candle-lit lanterns as people, young and old, came out to celebrate the lantern festival. They formed lantern processions to herald the start today399 words
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202 1988-09-25 18 THE Indian community must shake itself out of "a certain comfortable lethargy" and come forward to help improve the education level of its members, Mr K. Shanmugam, MP for Sembawang Group Representation Constituency, said yesterday. Educational achievement is reflected m economic well-be-202 words
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266 1988-09-25 18 Three-tier families in show to promote SBC serial THE family that plays together, stays together. The truth of this adage unfolded on stage at the News Centre auditorium yesterday when grandparents, parents and their children joined forces m a game show. The show, which saw the families playing the mastermind266 words
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399 1988-09-25 19 BLOOD and gore are regular fare for intensive care unit nurses. One man came m after falling into a cement mixture. A young boy's eyeballs were pierced with chopsticks m a fight. A mentally ill patient had drilled (our holes m his399 words
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Article, Illustration272 1988-09-25 19 Housewife's bill for nine-day stay was $31,000 PLCAfI NOTE. YOUR FINAL 9 ILL MAY NOT AtKCt Tfl mrma _0^^ m *^S^ 1 CH *''"S----^ Y T yet mmaaam Laboratory charges include blood, bone marrow tests and other investigations. Sterile supplies include cost of respirators and gloves. Apheresis refers to the272 words
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Article, Illustration765 1988-09-25 19 SERENA TOH - SERENA TOH Intensive care units where skill and state-of-the-art machines have lowered mortality rates ;CT^^^^^Jl Reports by Doctors keep pumping the heart as the stabbed victim is wheeled into the operating theatre, where IM hours of cardiac surgery saves his life. But for765 words
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Article, Illustration388 1988-09-25 19 PAEDIATRIC intensive care units (PICUs) will play a vital role m saving the lives of the rising number of premature babies born m multiple pregnancies due to artificial conception methods. Many of these tiny "prems" often entering the world weighing less than 1.5388 words
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Article320 1988-09-25 21 ANY businessman knows that it is part of his job to accommodate his customers as much as he can. If he does not, it is highly unlikely that he will succeed m enticing them to come back for more. Unfortunately, this bit of commonsense is not yet320 words
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Article135 1988-09-25 21 What The Sunday Times reported on Sept 22. 1963 THE ruling People's Action Party today won a resounding victory m independent Singapore's first general elections. PAP SecretaryGeneral Lee Kuan Yew, the Prime Minister, leads the State again for the next five years. The polls result represents the135 words
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Article, Illustration1232 1988-09-25 21 Old Guard ADMIRAL SUDOMO has new political heavyweights under him After five years m the wings, Admiral Sudomo is back m the limelight as Co-ordinating Minister for Political and Security Affairs m the latest Indonesian Cabinet. YANG RAZALI KASSIM gives an update of his standing since his1,232 words
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Article, Illustration915 1988-09-25 22 1 Tan Sai Siong Today's world is a secular one and unless the religious is speaking wholly to the converted, a person must exercise caution m his selection of subjects for public discourse. Earthly peace is more keenly sought after915 words
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Article, Illustration932 1988-09-25 22 1 Leong Weng Kam Allowing a single man to buy a flat at 30 might enhance his prospects of finding a wife. Under the present rules, he might be better off using his money to reserve a place at932 words
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Article744 1988-09-25 22 I Doreen Siow fcKBHZa* It is conventional wisdom that if a person is proud of what he makes, he will not hesitate to put his name on it as can be seen in all designer goods. LIKE most Singaporeans, I am an avid shopper. But744 words
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Article, Illustration482 1988-09-25 22 MY DEAR 10-year-old nephew Alex was wondering what all the shouting about touting was about, so I tried to explain it to him m simple terms. "It's like this. If you walk by the famous Clucky Plaza, someone will come up to you and offer you482 words
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Article, Illustration2003 1988-09-25 23 ug kj hjky Notes: Sept 22 dosing I Post crash low With just under four weeks to the first anniversary of the Oct 19 crash, TAN SAI SIONG asks which way the wind is blowing as lacklustre stock markets everywhere look nervously over their2,003 words
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Article326 1988-09-25 23 ■ON AUG 8, the Straits limes Industrial Indev hit a post-crash high of 1,177.87 and raised the hopes of investors. Daily volumes of fid or 70 million units were common. But seven weeks later, the Singapore market is wallowing m lethargy. Ijxsi Monday the main board traded326 words
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Article, Illustration370 1988-09-25 24 DANNY KHOO - DANNY KHOO, By our man on the trat k lIPOH American-bred Wisnu VII. with a handy 51.r>kg this aiternoortT" looks a sound proposition m the $25,000 Totalisator Board Feature Stakes for Class 4 Div A horses over 1.600 m m Race 5.370 words
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Article33 1988-09-25 24 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACK I: Bold Ace. Ran£oli. RACK 3: Against All Odds RACK Right Choice. Autobiography. RACK Jardinier. RACKS: Outstandingly. RACKS: Kav.i K.iva.33 words
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Article5234 1988-09-25 24 l-ffMH 1.15 CLASS 5 DIV B 1.600 m B_f_A»_ -M (Ratings: 51-24) (Stakes: $12,000) 1 *****0 Professor 51 (51) PR SH Let g irq 4 Back from four-month layoff and finished Kith of 13 to Cooene C 5 A 1400 m last week; 3-4 3rd of 95,234 words
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Article361 1988-09-25 24 RACE Danny Kh k> Frederick Quek Lionel Lee Malcolm Bastians Ron Teo 5 Unmask 2 Bold Ace 2 Bold Ace 5 Unmask 5 Unmask 1 1 Bold Are t> Honrysi: 5 Unmask 2 Bold 4cc 3 Tremendous 11 Julian Minstrel mi'sk utgoU 4 Inlimited Profit 1361 words
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256 1988-09-25 24 FREDERICK QUEK - FREDERICK QUEK By END the day at Ipoh this afternoon on a winning note with Balmoral Knight The four-year-old New Zealand gelding by Balmerino gave a noteworthy performance m his third outing last week. Kept off the pace by256 words
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Article, Illustration354 1988-09-25 25 ROGER YUE - ROGER YUE, By Racing Editor SYDNEY Jockey XL. Oo was sent to the Prince Of Wales Hospital yesterday after a horrific two-horse fall m the last event, a superfecta race, at Randwick racecourse here. The accident happened at the home turn of the354 words
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Article, Illustration2832 1988-09-25 25 OUR RACING TEAM - OUR RACING TEAM By FIRST 6861 SECOND 2018 THIRD 3783 STARTERS 3185 5463 9132 7378 1953 0084 8635 1171 4020 2646 0515 5154 5165 CONSOLATIONS 2236 2076 7639 3557 4559 0339 6721 0646 3206 7848 IPOH Six-year old Fit To Fight,2,832 words
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Article, Illustration153 1988-09-25 25 TAN THEAN LOON - Burgess kicks home 1,000 th winner TAN THEAN LOON By RON BURGESS, who rode nine winners during his stint as a visiting jockey m Singapore-Malaysia from October 1986 to February last year, kicked home his I,oooth winner at Bendigo. Australia, yesterday. The Victorian rider, resuming after a six-week layoff from153 words
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Article72 1988-09-25 25 MELBOURNE New Zealand star Our Poetic Prince upset some of the top Caulfield and Melbourne Cups hopes m the John F. Feehan Stakes at Moonee Valley yesterday. Our Poetic Prince, not nominated for both Cup races, beal the likes of Wale. Boatman, Sky Chase. Rancho Ruler and72 words
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Advertisement11 1988-09-25 24 BEST BET Balmoral Knight (Race 9) BEST OUTSIDER Suntelle (Race 5)11 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration344 1988-09-25 25 321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths CHUA BEE KEOW, LILLIAN Age: 42 passed away peacefully on 23rd Sept 1988 leaving behind beloved: Husband: Chin Chee Hoong Son: Chin Han Zhu Parents, Brothers, sisters, brothers sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces and all loved ones. Cortege leaves Blk 10, Upper Boon Keng Road, (Tel:344 words
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Obituary, Illustration468 1988-09-25 26 322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements The Family of the Late MDM ENG CHIEW ING wishes to express their heartfelt thanks appreciation to all business associates, colleagues, relatives and friends for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences, wreaths donations during their recent bereavement. MISS Tl SUI TSU "Now we know that if the468 words
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SPORT
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Article526 1988-09-25 26 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI Kudos from Poh Leong, fans and opponents By We have not lost a Malaysia Cup prelimi-nary-round match m Kuala Trengganu since 1984. But I have no regrets losing this proud record to Singapore. We could not match their individual skill, confi- m dence526 words
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Article146 1988-09-25 26 HOW THEY STAND P W D L F APts KI. 14 10 3 1 37 10 33 Singapore li H C 1 J8 i M Kedah 14 7 5 2 23 7 26 Kelantan 15 8 2 5 29 15 26 Johor 14 6 6 2 31 13 24 Sarawak146 words
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Article, Illustration211 1988-09-25 26 KUALA LUMPUR Striker Saidin Osman spared Kuala Lumpur the blushes by scoring twice m the second half to help the defending champions draw 2-2 with Johor m a Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Merdeka Stadium here last night. Kuala Lumpur, who lost 1-0 toALBERT SIM - 211 words
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324 1988-09-25 26 Frenchman Prost takes pole position in Portuguese Grand Prix ESTORIL Alain Prost proved he remains a threat to Ayrton Senna's ambition of winning the World Drivers' Championship by narrowly out-pac-ing his McLaren teammate yesterday to take pole position for today's Portuguese Grand Prix motor race. The Frenchman, shrugging off aReuter - 324 words
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Article, Illustration327 1988-09-25 26 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By A MIDDLE-ORDER batting collapse prevented Singapore from pressing home a decisive advantage on the second day of the annual Carl Schubert Trophy cricket match against Malaysia at Seremban yesterday. The Republic, who scored 112 m their first innings, restricted their opponents to327 words
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114 1988-09-25 26 FAISALABAD Pakistan and Australia both gave up the chance of big scores on the superb batting wicket at the Iqbal Stadium here yesterday, the second day of the Second cricket Test. Pakistan gave away cheap wickets and should be thankful their opponents made so114 words
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Article483 1988-09-25 26 BOWLING Steven Lee led the field with 1.291 pinfalls m the Kallang Open Masters tournament at Kallang Bowler-Drome yesterday. Men's leader**: 1 Steven Lte 1.291 p'infalls 2 Richard Yeo 1.191 3 Dennis Lim 1.181 Women: t I .m v Low 1.170 2 Narisa Prateep 1.048 3483 words
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Article295 1988-09-25 26 AUSTRALIAN SPORT Port Hacking beat Northern Suburbs 25-18 m the Sydney Rugby Union grand final yesterday. Australian football VFI. grand final: Hawthorn 22.20 (152) Melbourne 6.20 (56). BASEBALL Boston edged out New York Yankees 10-9 m an American League match on Friday. Other results: Toronto 4 Cleveland 2.295 words
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Article, Illustration249 1988-09-25 26 KARACHI— Jansher Khan was kept on court for 53 minutes by unseeded fellow-Paki-stani Mir Zaman Gul on Friday m the quarter-finals of the Pakistan Open squash championship. Top seed Jansher finally won 15-5, 17-15, 15-4 to earn a semi-final meeting with another Pakistani, Umar HayatReuter - 249 words
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Article229 1988-09-25 26 BOWUNO Kallang Open Masters tournament (Kallang Bowler-Drome. 10.30 am) CRICKKT Div 1 SCC V SRC (SCO. I A v SalH (IA), UWC v SCRC (SCRC) all at 11) amm. Div 2: MRTC v CSC (CSC. Ipm). MiMhKl Premier League: Punggol v SRC i 4pm i Khalsa v SIA229 words
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Article, Illustration238 1988-09-25 26 LOS ANGELES Top seed Andre Agassi overcame eighth seed Mark Woodforde m three sets on Friday to move into the semi-finals of the U*****,000 ($842,450) Los Angeles Grand Prix tennis tournament. The 18-year-old American lost eight of the first 10 games but came back to defeatReuter; AFP; AP - 238 words
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Article268 1988-09-25 26 STUTTGART A hole-in-one, the 10th of his career, helped Ireland's Des Smyth share the halfway lead with Swede Mats Lanner m the West German Masters golf tournament on Friday. The 35- year-old Smyth, who knocked a seven iron into the cup at the 137-metre eighth, shotReuter; AFP; AP - 268 words
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Article, Illustration124 1988-09-25 27 J THOMAS LANGE came from behind to win the men's single ills and help East Germany earn four out of seven gold medals >mpio rowing yesterday. Rumania (women's coxless pair), Holland (men's double sculls; men's coxless pair) got a gold each. 24-year-old medical124 words
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Article, Illustration125 1988-09-25 27 JBDIMI S LHISALA, of Zambia, snapped the Russian boxing winning streak by stopping Vladimir Yereshchenko in the third round of their 67kg bout. Chisala used an effective left jab to score well to the head and ienko's left eye began swelling in the first round. i125 words
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Article, Illustration116 1988-09-25 27 HELENA SUKOVA became the second major seed to crash out of the women's tennis tournament when she crumbled in three set« to internationally-unknown Korean Kim n Soon, 19. The Czechoslovak fifth seed, who has been nursing a calf injury, was beaten 6-2, 4-6, 6-2 by H116 words
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Article, Illustration132 1988-09-25 27 CHILE'S Alfonso de Iruarrizaga won his country's first Olympic medal for 32 years when he took the silver in the skeet shooting behind East Germany's Axel Wegner. De Iruarrizaga scored 221 points to trail the world champion by one point. Jorge Guardiola, of Spain, took132 words
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Article, Illustration131 1988-09-25 27 THE AMERICAN volleyball machine triumphed over the French for their fourth win in as many games in the preliminary round. The US were again slow to start a trademark of their Olympic campaign here and trailed in the first and the third set before winning x131 words
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Article, Illustration137 1988-09-25 27 PAKISTAN, the defending champions, suffered their heaviest Olympic defeat when they were beaten 4-0 bv World Cup holders Australia. It was the first time Pakistan had conceded four goals in an Ulympic match since their first appearance in the Games in 1948 Australia s win ensured them137 words
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Article, Illustration128 1988-09-25 27 KNADA clinched a quarter-final berth against Group A pions Yugoslavia when guard Eli Pasquale sank a pointer with six seconds left to beat China 99-% in their final n match. n£n d n S J a erc e a 55 -P° int effort by Oscar128 words
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Article, Illustration467 1988-09-25 27 Bulgaria to send weighlifters home as lOC strip Guenchev of his gold medal THE Bulgarian weightlifting team have been withdrawn from the Olympics and will leave for home tomorrow on the first available chartered flight after their second gold medallist was stripped of his title yesterday. A spokesmanAFP; Reuter - 467 words
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Article132 1988-09-25 27 THE chairman of the South Korean National Olympic Committee (KOC) announced his resignation yesterday in response to universal condemnation of Thursday's bovine Incident. 9 Kim Chong Ha, who has headed the KOC since Aprii 1985, said he hoped his resignation would bring the incident to aAFP - 132 words
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Article, Illustration670 1988-09-25 27 West Germans can snuff out underdogs' naive gaiety in today's quarter-finals ROB HUGHES DATELINE: SEOUL THE thought of soccer carrying 1 Olympicism's torch is or was beyond credibility. Short of professional tennis, nothing seems less appropriate to the world of make-be-lief amateurism. Football is an670 words
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Article, Illustration700 1988-09-25 28 Japanese matches Berkoff's underwater start and goes on to strike gold GODFREY ROBERT DATELINE: SEOUL JUST when some semblance of reality was being restored to the Olympic swimming programme after Friday's string of upsets, Japan's Daichi Suzuki pulled off a major shock by clinching the men's 100JERRY SEH - 700 words
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325 1988-09-25 28 GODFREY ROBERT - GODFREY ROBERT B SINGAPORE'S David Lim shattered his oldest •m^^— national record and l^Bi^W claimed a place m the consolation finals of the 100 metres backstroke event yesterday. Swimming with confidence and fluency of stroke, David won his heat m 57.345ee to beat his325 words
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Article, Illustration357 1988-09-25 28 GODFREY ROBERT - Singapore sailor rescued by Canadian GODFREY ROBERT SINGAPORE sailor Joe Chan experienced some agonising moments m the high seas off Pusan. the venue of the Olympic Games yachting events, before being rescued by Canada's yachtsman l-awrence Lemieux yesterday. Strong currents and powerful winds carried Joe, erewing for Siew Shaw Her357 words
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Article3999 1988-09-25 29 8 ©I WHI.KTKS Men's IN metres final. 1 H.-n Johnson (Cam) I 7 i k.\ iHKi Cm i Lewd i I Inford Chi istle (GBR) l < l .«T I Calvin Smith ISA. 9W 5 Dennis Mil. hell (USA) 10 04 C K,)h*>n Silv.i (Bra) li.lll Williams U'.ini 10.11 83,999 words
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Article221 1988-09-25 29 ATHLETIC?-. [Jen Johnson (Can) 100 metres (9.79 WR); Khristo Markov (Bui) triple jump (17.61 m); Jackie Joyner-Kersee (U,SA) heptathlon (7,291 pts WR). ■CYCUNG Dan Frost (Den) 50km individual points race; Soviet Union 4.000 m team pursuit; Lutz Hesslich (GDR) sprint; Erika ,Salumyae (Soy) women's221 words
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Article, Illustration544 1988-09-25 30 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD "I've waited 12 years for this moment. At the last Olympics I said my time would come and it has." BEN JOHNSON MmMMfM mAM MM MMMMM SaJmJsVI UUEL 'The party has only just begun. I am not going to sacrifice my enjoyment of544 words
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Article, Illustration52 1988-09-25 30 Pictures by HThe victor: Johnson doesn't need to finish the race to confirm his triumph. HThe vanquished: a disappointed Lewis looks up at the scoreboard to confirm what he already knows. H Lewis (left) offers his congratulations to Johnson aftei they received their medals. IAFP; Reuter - 52 words
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Article, Illustration48 1988-09-25 31 Their slip is showing picture. BOXING referee Augustin Zaragoza is taken by surprise when South Korean Song Kyung Sup (left) and Alexander Kuenzler, of West Germany, hit the canvas after a double slip during their welterweight bout. Kyung Sup won the fight 5-0 on points AFPAFP - 48 words
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100 1988-09-25 31 THE riot m the boxing ring and the the American volleyball team's fightback to victory from two sets down helped NBC television network gain its highest Olympic rating so far. The brawl that broke out ofter a Korean boxer lost a controversial decision to100 words
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Article105 1988-09-25 31 THREE joint-winners m the pommel horse event meant that three national anthems were heard at a medal ceremony for the first time m Olympic history. Hungary's Zsolt Borkai and Bulgaria's Lubomir Geraskov joined Dmitry Biiozerchev, of the Soviet Union, as joint winners of the pcmmel horse.105 words
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Article91 1988-09-25 31 CAUCASIANS m Seoul are being hunted by curious Koreans who want to have photographs taken with them. Koreans, whose country once was known as the Hermit Kingdom because of its isolation, still are not used to seeing large numbers of Caucasians wandering around this city of91 words
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Article108 1988-09-25 31 GOLD-MEDAL athletes from the US will not be allowed to make commercials for Disneyland or Disney World m Olympic venues after they win their events, the head of the US Olympic Committee said. Robert Helmick, USOC president, said International Olympic Committee president Juan Antonio Samaranch108 words
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Article, Illustration113 1988-09-25 31 BEN JOHNSON, of Canada, proved he is indeed the greatest by crushing both Carl Lewis and his own world record m the biggest athletics showdown this century. The Jamaican-born Johnson won the 100 metres m 9.79 seconds, ripping four hundredths of a second off the already113 words
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Article, Illustration510 1988-09-25 31 Queen Jackie rules her own world Greatest all-round athlete wants to expand field of supremacy H JACKIE JOYNER-KER-SEE, the world's greatest woman all-round athlete, donned the Olympic hepnil tathlon crown by breaking her own world record yesterday and then said she wanted to expand her field of supremacy. Jackie betteredReuter; AFP - 510 words
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Article, Illustration67 1988-09-25 31 ASIAN sprint queen Lydia de Vega may be able to match Florence Griffith-Joyner for looks but not for speed. Lydia failed to qualify for the second round of the 100 metres and was so devastated that she was considering withdrawing from the 200 m. "I felt so tired67 words
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Article, Illustration65 1988-09-25 31 WORLD triple jump record holder Willie Banks of the United States failed to win a medal m his event. Banks, whose world mark stands at 17.97 metres, could go no further than 17.03 to finish sixth. Banks, 32, doubled over at the start of his final attempt with65 words
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Article, Illustration65 1988-09-25 31 TWO-TIME 400 metres hurdle gold medallist Edwin Moses coasted into the final to set himself up for a third title m three successive Olympics. The legendary American hurdler's form m qualifying for the last eight showed that unless he commits and uncharacteristic blunder today, he will stave off65 words
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680 1988-09-25 31 ALAN HUBBARD - Cram crumbles and McKean disqualified ALAN HUBBARD By BRITAIN'S 800-metre medal hopes suffered a double knock-out blow when cofavourite Steve Cram and Scot Tom McKean made embarrassing exits. Cram failed to qualify after finishing a poor fifth, only the first four qualify, while McKean was disqualified after a nearbrawl on680 words
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Article, Illustration177 1988-09-25 31 ON A day which saw some unreal running m the men's 100 m, Ben Johnson's female counterpart, Florence Griffith-Joyner, indicated that she, too, is on course to lower her own outstanding world record. She successively set new Olympic records m the sprint and m garb as well.AP - 177 words
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Miscellaneous1018 1988-09-25 30 SEOUL SCENE Not seeing, but believing Mr M^_P^4ll_^_l 1* ____i______r^_j __P% H^P^ I ~~W^*^^^^ m^^o^e**mt m Jk\wh \ammW 0 mW^^F_a_^_^_F aaWA**^^ AAAm "mmmmf a~ W___^_^_B_. jaua AMWaWaam- Wr^ ___P^^^H "■'^^L-l y Waaam^L Gloria (left) hugging her daughter Jean after Ben Johnson won the 100 metres final. Reuter picture. GLORIA JOHNSON1,018 words
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Article, Illustration93 1988-09-25 32 O pages of Olympic news "All I know is I can go even faster. If I hadn't relaxed because I knew the race was won, I could probably have done 9.75. I believe I am capable of that but I'm saving it for next year!" Ben Johnson,93 words
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Article, Illustration646 1988-09-25 32 Blazing Ben blasts Lewis ALANHUBBARD DATELINE: SEOUL Slowcoach AFTER unleashing the fastest run in the history of mankind, Ben Johnson, crowned in Asia's Olympics as the "Orient Express", believes he can go even faster. It was the most stunning 100 metres sprint ever witnessed, a replica of 27- year-old Johnson's646 words
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360 1988-09-25 32 LONDON Injury-hit Liverpool, allowing themselves the luxury of keeping striker lan Rush on the J. j tmm Substitutes bench, moved Smoothly into Second Spot m the English Football League First Division yesterday. replacing Southampton after beating them 3-1 away. Fourth at360 words
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Article, Illustration414 1988-09-25 32 GODFREY ROBERT - GODFREY ROBERT Singapore star third m consolation race FOUR-HUNDREDTHS of a second that was how close Singapore's Ang Peng Siong came to clinching a place in the men's 50 metres freestyle final on the seventh day of the swimming programme yesterday. As414 words
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Article, Illustration861 1988-09-25 2 Contrary to popular American opinion, comedies from across the Atlantic are a joke, says RICHARD F. SHEPARD EVEN back m the days when the Bntishhadnosenseofhumour.it was understood by Americans that their distant insular relatives were funny. That is to say, they were quaint, which861 words
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Article, Illustration376 1988-09-25 2 JUNIPER FOO - JUNIPER FOO By LOVE struck m July for two opponents on the set of The Perfect Match, the SBC game show which matches couples. Two months later, the happy twosome got engaged on Friday. This is the first time an engagement has resulted from376 words
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Article, Illustration351 1988-09-25 2 JUDITH TAN - JUDITH TAN By_ I Veteran HK actor dies VETERAN actor Zeng Chulin died suddenly on Sept 13, shocking his colleagues at HK-TVB. The 67-year-old star was scheduled to act m a horror movie that was to have started filming m two days. Neighbours said they saw him sitting351 words
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Article826 1988-09-25 3 4^^ 1> ■T^^l|_____r *____!■*•____^^^™***Nfc___*- |l r^^^*"*i_^.\fc^^_~^^^sljfc^^^ S-iyfl^B _J j 1 Sl_ if v '^TnK^^^ I I «|^^^"^tofc>r 7 i B i^^^li I*l^l*l^ '•11. P^!*V §k J BI I mi i I MI I i M fe-^-ysJ I i BteA^ m f J I W^^^^^ Jf I826 words
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Article, Illustration557 1988-09-25 4 m^^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^aaaaaaamaaam on TV +> IT WAS a meagre diet of TV fare last week for non-sports fans. With SBC 12 given over almost entirely to coverage from Seoul, those of us without a shred of the tune m to the spectacle of the opening ceremonies (Sat,557 words
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Article, Illustration795 1988-09-25 4 1. ALTHOUGH you have won four Tony awards, and been nominated for Oscars and Emmys, you have a generation of fans who think you suddenly sprung to life as Jessica Fletcher. It's true. Murder, She Wrote has zoomed me into another career,IPS - 795 words
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Article, Illustration678 1988-09-25 7 Australian bands are no longer rarities on the American music scene, where names like AC/DC and Icehouse are as familiar as Michael Jackson and Steve Winwood, says EDNA GUNDERSEN can't pick Australian of the crowd these days. the crowd. And as the sonic thunder678 words
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Article, Illustration337 1988-09-25 7 UM SEX - UM SEX POP REVIEW By TWO trends are evident m this week's collection of albums. The first is that even the Chinese pops have entered the Olympics race, with two Asian versions of Korea's Hand m Hand, the official theme song m English for337 words
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Article74 1988-09-25 7 United Kingdom 1.(2) He Ain't Heavy, He's My 6.(61 The Race Velio Brother Hollies /114> Nothing Can Divide Us 2(1) A Groovy Kind Of Love Jason Donovan 'h,IC ,ins 8.(5) (Quit Bros Teardrop. Womack and Womack Domino Qanci Lovely Day Bill Withers Pet Shop Boys 5.(11)74 words
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Article, Illustration271 1988-09-25 7 BACKSTAGE chatter during the MTV awards in Los Angeles, to be telecast tonight on SBC 5 at 9.30 pm: You don't say. Some insight from lead singer Michael Hutchence of INXS: "Video really has nothing to do with music but there does come the271 words
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Article, Illustration613 1988-09-25 16 A Knight in shining leather shining xii n mii ki Is the latest tough guy to come out of Hollywood a Stallone, a Norns or, ;—r-r-,—-—^r 1 7—; r~- ox o 1 Z heaven forbid, a male version of the bimbo? Steven Seagal proves he is 7—: m/*My 1/1 iz-Noi613 words
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Article, Illustration457 1988-09-25 16 PKNNY Marshall whined her way into America's heart as Uverne deFazio, the wacky and gul.sy brewery worker on the series Laverne and Shirley- but lne trademark monogrammed sweaters have been traded m for a director's cap as Marshall tries to recapture the public's heart457 words
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Article65 1988-09-25 16 Good- bye to role in Falcon Crest falcon Crest. Her trashy Melissa, who has bedded nearly every man m the Tuscany Valley, will be written out of the series. The show will not lack for a young female presence. Kristian Alfonso, a daytime soap star (Days of Our Lives), will65 words
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Article, Illustration83 1988-09-25 16 THERE'S a behind-the-scenes battle going on between two Hollywood heavyweights former Charlie's Angels Farrah Fawcett and superstar i Barbra Streisand. Both are anxious to star in movies about the life and times of the late Life Magazine photographer Margaret Bourke White. And it looks as though83 words
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Article63 1988-09-25 16 PATRICK Swayze's hit movie Dirty Dancing is coming to TV without the star of the film i In a U ries of the same j name, Patrick Cassidy son ;of singer-actress Shirley Jones 1 and actor Jack Cassidy plays Johnny, the streetwise and sexy dancer. The63 words
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Article, Illustration58 1988-09-25 16 huge box-office profits. Tom Cruise continues to be the hottest star m Hollywood today, Cruise appears opposite Bryan Brown m his latest hit SSn^tSST^JtSHniflalfin bUmguith Dust n Hoffman m being shot all overArnerica is the story of Charlie Babbitt'" (Cru\<&\ <mnmh talking youngl man running from a58 words
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Article49 1988-09-25 16 Stories from Beatles' songs Mirill MICH A E!L Jackson, whopaid around U5554 million (bjuw nf^hTi'aTlp n'S isnofool jark^n fnH Snrnnanv nUntomakJatwrvhT rnovi^ fi? GBS tS^SSn w£? .5 sScceiu m^ght become a weekly show. They will take a well-known Beatles tu"e. like Eleanor Rigby, and write a story around it.49 words
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Article, Illustration78 1988-09-25 16 MICK Jagger had a Peter Pan complex and broke from tne Rolling Stones to compete with younger musicians. but now he is g etting no Ust t cX 10" from his solo career, says Keith Richards, one of the Stones. "Now he wants to put78 words
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Miscellaneous1047 1988-09-25 11 Wfflßß Js£ if fflj^ MARVIN by Tom Armstrong -HI St iiiljllJH "jk SL/JmmK r^TYYT] L </7P* /wHAT'STHeA fWO UKB i^ —i^^^^^^^m i ii i —^b ma __a nm— i v Itji _P -~~~*^_________Wa***~***_s-~l E_UJ_fl_L er'&Ast- ET Yucay-oc B^___ m LB- P _r I'Li COOOVBIT __________^^____a^_r__S^_3 JJ LMT^H^PMIPj lillß THE 7RE1,047 words
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Advertisement782 1988-09-25 12 Over 1 -data/video C c Our maids are fully trained Superb after-sales-servicee Reliable assessment eNo hidden cost _m Replacement WFARPk_| yi3a_L* Hepatitis B Test Back-up by 12 service staff WO' li j m k *a 9 _fl m At WA Orchard Rd. Tel: *****57 p^kso«< 77/ j 05-20 Parkway Parade782 words
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Advertisement670 1988-09-25 13 92 Domestic Help Available >v£V-* Featur |_7jtt! I Medical Shampoo ■_H_____ Hepatitis I Test& Unilorm Return Tr.p MMI I After 2 yrs eMeajaa*— contract I Psycho A a— Hepatitis Only Agency with 200 Maids tor selection Call *****55 •24-09 Jin Sultan Centre Ue« In 10 tarn Sat 10 i»m Sun670 words
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Advertisement1092 1988-09-25 13 100 Positions Vacant: 100 Positions VacantTechnical Technical -A fast expanding Carton Box ib__^__ Manufacturer m Woodlands requires Q.C. ENGINEER"^ Responsibilities M Develop and implement quality control H programme to meet quality goals S c Provide training to production and QC staff 9 Li-Hse with customers on quality Q improvement B1,092 words
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Advertisement1019 1988-09-25 13 131 For Sale: BMW •61 BMW 735iA. Ist DWnet Tax k>.i hull accessories Fla-a cond See iii appreciate View: 40 1 oronf 3o le.lang (after Ipmi '82 BMW 323 i. manual. 2-door. SBE no plate I'AKF power windows central locking, full options *****90 *82 BMW 320 I'ower windows, mirriir. central1,019 words
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Advertisement1029 1988-09-25 13 134 For Sale: Datsun/ Nissan Pulsar super SLX. the only 1.3 with power steering m the market With $5,300/Downpayment High Trade m value acceptable Easy hire purchase Easy Insurance Test-Drive One today at our Showroom TAN MOTORCAR ENTERPRISES Blk 151 *0 1 3040 Ang Mio Kio Aye 5 Singapore 20561,029 words
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Advertisement1052 1988-09-25 13 134 For Sale: Datsun/ Nissan tw pulsar 1 odx 1 owner a COB radio raascttf origin blue tip top cond Pg: 705-0776 •84. PULSAR 1.0 DX Beautiful cond Aircon hi-fi. tax 12/88. I $27,500 0n 0 Tel: *****73 •85 MARCH 5 speed, aircond., hl-fl. tax 12 '88 Tip top cond1,052 words
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Advertisement1090 1988-09-25 13 135 For Sale: Toyota 80 COROLLA 1.3 D ..lent Iree .low npa vinent $5,000 *****55 •80 NEAR TOYOTA Starlet 1 ODX Aircon. hl-fl, I runs, low profile l>res Beautiful .ond *****30 •80 TOYOTA TERCEL 1 3 4-dr 1 owner, air. on radio eaaeette tip top cond $15,800 Tel *****67 '801,090 words
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Advertisement1005 1988-09-25 13 137 For Sale: Mazda 83 626 GLX I) i'Wller '89 Tip top cond $31,300 View ii- I.or M Telok Kurau Rd ALMOST 80 MAZDA Full accessories tip top cond $16,200 ono Tel 4:.fif>Bl* DEC. *76 MAZDA ;-j>B. l 3 Aircon. radio eaaeette '.i\ 11 s* $H7oo Tel 471-3864 END 801,005 words
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Advertisement1049 1988-09-25 13 138 For Sale: Honda 81 HONOA ACCORD I Llrcon new paint tftrnt owners. ori_ .ond $22,900 loan $17,000 *****35 82 HONOA ACCORD SI.I Super! cond 2 owners Orlg paint t-aler pis Tel *****71 83 ACCORD EX Auto D car TKR hifi P8 tyres Beautiful cond $35,900 ono Tel 472-2292 or1,049 words
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Advertisement1061 1988-09-25 14 140 For Sale: Suzuki 1 OWNER. 87. good hi-fi Very heautiful 1 tip lop cond See to helieae S3l SOO neg Tel *****66 *79 G PLATE Su.uki 800 Jeep I Hi I: lieivititul metallic gre\ Tip cond $.8110 View No 18. Jalan m P| Ml-4100 END M SPORTY Su/ukl 101,061 words
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Advertisement391 1988-09-25 15 a— a— a^^ 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: 186 For Sale: Private Apartmenta Private Apartmenta Private Apartmenta Private Apartmenta FREEHOLD LOWRISE CONDOMINIUM (Only 5-mlnu.e walk from Thomson Yaohan) m^^k^ jA*hm^* A HOME AT <$>&Ikm W&? THE WINDSOR *y W^-M -aT^P IS MORE THAN A HOME! r;391 words
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Advertisement280 1988-09-25 15 3 RM HDB Hal Hlk 550. Hedok North Prue neu Interested tel: 441-2321 after 2pm 3-RM. HOLLLAND DR. blk 11. high Hr fully renovated Near amenities Price neg *****70 No agts 3-RM HOUGANG BLK 322. ceramic/ cabinets $45K Full CPF *****92/pg *****08 T A 3 RM JURONG. Boon la*, Place280 words
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Advertisement289 1988-09-25 15 ALL 4-RM. China Town Blk 3358 Waterloo Street Blk 262 Jurong Fast Blk 248 Clementl Blk 341/ 302/ 607/ 6C_i'' 512 Eunos Crescent Blk U Sims [irive Blk 57/ 56 Tao Chlng Rd Blk 105 Bedok Reservoir Blk 706/ 622 R V *****30 5— RM. A.M.KIO 8LK.458. 459. 552/ slab289 words
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Advertisement261 1988-09-25 15 nun Apariments i MUST SELLI 5-rm. Jurong West I Pt Blk 522 Full marble, rockstone throughout. Sliding doors, wardrobes m all bedrooms Exclusive: *****66 Lee NO CASH NEEDEDI Only $57k neg. 3-rm. (A) Tamplnes Blk 103/ 267 Ceramic, cabinet Good location Near amenities 5 mlns to MRT Station Exclusive: *****66261 words
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Advertisement497 1988-09-25 15 I 1 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments ALL 3-RM.: Tanglin Halt 81k.78/ corner 81k. 36 T Payoh 81k.79. 232. 168. 13 Paya Lebar Way Blk 93. $30K Beach Rd $50K Lower Delta $31,500. Bendemeer corner 81k.45 Bedok N 81k. 116. $39K.. 81k. 33/ 46/ 202, ceramic. $43K Hlllview corner 81k.497 words
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Advertisement463 1988-09-25 15 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments ALL 3-RM.: T Payoh Blk 164. 107 AM Kio Blk 316/ 424, $40K Rochor Ctr Queenstown Blk 27A. terrazzo. $40K. Dover 81k.35 Zion Rd corner. Tamplnes model A' Blk 282. $51K Jurong W model A' 81k.424, terrazzo, $55K. Clementl L-corner Blk 401/ 402, terrazzo, $57K463 words
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Advertisement372 1988-09-25 15 191 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3 RM CORNER BEDOK North blk 105. high floor $59K neg Mi Neo: 449-1472 3-RM. FULL CPF Tanglin Halt Blk 53, 65 Near MRT Aircon sliding window Tel *****88 3-RM. GHIM MOH, high fir Blk 10 ceramic floor DM *****945. pager *****16 TELOK BLANGAH RISE,372 words
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Miscellaneous1432 1988-09-25 15 TV PLUS Wds° A C--1. Ceam tho J^gg^g^ m You will need: 3. Place straw C over straw B so 6. Fold back one of the straws --___-_-b_b___UA_*_^»_fc^_-_^__fcJ___b_-_B_B If S^ ne K_! y theendof Two drinking straws that it is parallel to straw A but and hold it down with1,432 words
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Advertisement542 1988-09-25 16 Ira—f^ H' i <l|^. f _s____C 9PBfcbi__ < l rtfr*^_H-»d8-h l-JK_d_Hft n_. BEIJING/GUILIN Travel on the deluxe cruiser "lVlfNHfl rWf%" IH P^ ttHMHMP ___M_2 aam\mMM-mm, M MJwM W 15 DAYS HONGKONG/ ***** Escorted by professional and bilingual tour GUANGZHOU/ $3028 Jl^c^ ASIAROUHD-UP AUSTRAIIA/ AMERICA-CANADA *j ui— i •-'r u«r«i-«/ ri542 words
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Title Section14 1988-09-25 1 SUNDAY PLUS ft yt ty gjfuy Mind and Body Food Travel Fashion Arts Motoring14 words
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Article, Illustration484 1988-09-25 1 CATHERINE ONG - Hey Mister, have you paid for that? CATHERINE ONG K_W( _Bll__ L|fliii2______U_____l___________l 1 waWaaaWmWWmWwmwmwwmWmmwwmWwmmwmmwmwwm%mw^mwwmwwwmwmmWmwmwAWwmmwi^ J J n^/?f before, Noraini Osman (a B fictional name) had gone on all fours. pressing her face against the space unera fitting room door. X s^e 7^' U^ ?^a? w'a5 t9W r/je senior store detective484 words
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635 1988-09-25 2 Parents set the tone for family love Conflict between children m a family is often inevitable. BONNIE JACOB points out how such behaviour is unwittingly fostered while SHAMINI MURUGAN finds out how three mothers here deal with the problem. BROTHERLY love is often m short supply when two or more635 words
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Article, Illustration580 1988-09-25 2 PET People can be strange people. I do not mean weird not always, at least. But years of observation convince me that many folk who keep pets can be just a little odd. As m slightly paranoid. The problem is that Pet People see a world580 words
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Article, Illustration168 1988-09-25 2 Encouraging children to be friends PARENTS can create rivalry between siblings by making them compete for love and praise or they can encourage friendship by helping each child to shine individually, says psychologist Helen Cleminshaw, Director of Family Studies at the University of Akron, Ohio. "Even if your kids are168 words
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Article172 1988-09-25 2 RELIEF teacher Mrs Aminee Narayanan said that whenever sibling rivalry comes to a head, she makes her daughters Sheela, 15, and Shama, 13 thrash out the problem m her presence. "And I insist that whoever is m the wrong must apologise." When Shama was born, Sheela used to172 words
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Article190 1988-09-25 2 HOUSEWIFE Mrs L.C. Chia makes sure that m word and deed she appears fair m the eyes of all > her three children aged 9. 5 and 4 years. This lesson was learnt when she observed that Rachel, her eldest j child, felt left out when she bought190 words
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Article200 1988-09-25 2 GOING out singly with each of her four sons is Mrs B. Lim's way of ensuring that they have her undivided attention once m a while. This is despite the fact that three are triplets and five years old, while the oldest is 11. Sibling rivalry m her200 words
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Article352 1988-09-25 3 Sunday LUNCH BARBECUE SPECIALS Tiffany Coffee House, Furama Hotel: 533-3888. Seafood and meats like lamb, chicken and call liver prepared to your taste. $13 50 (adults). $9. 50" (children under 12). Until Oct 31. SPICY SEAFOOD Tandoor Restaurant, Holiday Inn Park View: 733-8333. Fruits of the sea prepared m North352 words
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Article, Illustration808 1988-09-25 3 EAT OUT TWO years ago a revolution spear-headed by a plump and unassuming 33-year-old named Johnson Lock, hit the retailing of Cantonese-style roast duck. In pre-Lock days, people accepted that they had to pay more for roast duck, simply because the birds were more expensive to808 words
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354 1988-09-25 3 RUSSELL HENG - RUSSELL HENG -vi m wmm r m i m^ww* m m* m m m l *i __Jvm H* <„_U-^L__. Ii! P I^I 1 i-rfci ii at "I" j EAT IN By IT WAS not just eating at the recent Hongkong Food Festival, though there354 words
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297 1988-09-25 3 Pick a pickle as a gift to bring home IF YOU want to bring little gifts back from Hongkong, consider pickles: edibles from a reputed food paradise. In little packages, so easy to carry. Reasonably priced and with selections not readily available here. Two pickle shops on Hongkong island are297 words
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Article126 1988-09-25 3 THE Hongkong Food Festival offers some extra tidbits for tourists, besides other attractions. There is a hawker centre of sorts on the famous floating Tai Pak restaurant, where food from around the world is sold m small take-away portions. Or, take a tour of126 words
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Article285 1988-09-25 3 WITH the sheer variety of cuisines m j Singapore, it would take a magician to conjure a wine to go with them all. j Such powers denied mere mortals like you and I. there is yet one wine that does the trick, coming close to285 words
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Article, Illustration497 1988-09-25 4 NG WAN CHING - NG WAN CHING By IN SINGAPORE, hot sand is used to fry kachang puteh (peas). But not m Japan, where it's people that are fried m it. First they put you m a yukata or Japanese pyjamas. Then they bury you. All this497 words
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Article, Illustration910 1988-09-25 4 Into the inhospitable Western Australian shanty town flocked seekers of wealth. Some found an early grave. Today it lures new adventurers tourists looking for dynamic scenery or nothing more tiring than pub-squatting, reports lAN JARRETT. BUDOND Binsindon has pedalled around Broome on his rusty red tricycle910 words
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Article, Illustration772 1988-09-25 4 TERENCE WHITE - TERENCE WHITE By CRIMINALS were once beaten here and blood from a black dog tossed at them to counter any black magic self-defence. Then they were beheaded. The act culminated with pieces of the dead's flesh being eaten by the assembly before the bodies772 words
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FASHION
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Article, Illustration1022 1988-09-25 5 Exposed a Couture Connection that would shame any Mafia Godfather. In a new book, English fashion editor Nicholas Coleridge lays bare the global network which reduces women to uniform dullness. THERE were three Englishmen on the New York International List of the Best Dressed Men m the1,022 words
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Article, Illustration373 1988-09-25 5 Enter the male peacock NEXT summer, the trend is for men to preen and beg to be •(led at, judging from the recent ready-to-wear Paris aaw\m% summer collections. Among the designers eager fo dress a man like a peacock, uiag colour and style to attract his mate, are373 words
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ARTS & BOOKS
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Article, Illustration934 1988-09-25 6 From sporadic entertainment to regular sell-out, the musical has recently become a sound force m local theatre. Is it a fad, or here to stay? ANNE LOW takes note. WE SAW and heard such local musical delights as The Samseng And The Chettiar's Daughter and934 words
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Article, Illustration656 1988-09-25 6 MURRAY SEEGER - MURRAY SEEGER By FOR those who have never read Nadine Gordimer, the übiquitous Penguin Books has an answer a new, slim collection of seven of her short stories, collectively titled Six Feet of the Country. The stories are not new, but the publisher656 words
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Article, Illustration349 1988-09-25 6 Road to broken marriages COITVTRY music singer Willie Nelson's autobiography, Willie, is due out next month, published by Simon and Schuster. In it, the long grey-haired and bearded Mr Nelson blames his wanderlust nature for ruining three marriages, yet openly admits that he prefers the road to matrimony! IHT.349 words
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MOTORING
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Article, Illustration1063 1988-09-25 7 Make way for the Italian and Swedish duo. WINSTON LEE suggests a Maserati or Saab for the finicky who want to be different. THERE are excruciating decisions to make even when you have $170,000 or thereabouts to splurge on four wheels. No, it is not1,063 words
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Article, Illustration435 1988-09-25 7 I AM often amused by the many weird ways friends and acquaintances have of ascertaining fuel consumption. Some use the length of time $30 of petrol lasts them, others use the quarter mark of their fuel as a reference point: yet435 words
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174 1988-09-25 7 New Lancia boasts powerful engine LANCIA has just released its new-look Thema series which boast a new and more powerful 16-valve engine. A stationwagon model is now available. Cosmetic changes include new front and rear light clusters and new grill. For a touch of luxury, African rosewood is used for174 words
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Article, Illustration1216 1988-09-25 8 Hey Mister, have you paid for that? gfcyrs dfgdsr r From Page 1 an hour now. Staffers probably think I'm having a breather. On the contrary, that's when I really need my wits about me. It isn't easy keeping an eye on them. Being more familiar with how the store1,216 words
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Advertisement358 1988-09-25 1 <>_J^ T***! *X A JLCTLi^ .flUflW^ fl lflfl-jJ-Vis? mmW^^Wmmm^L i _r_ i^_ I tc. A 17 4^0^700 Experienced USA local city guides *C*J9tiT \lmmJ'^m\l^f4\ &Y S Hawaii/ West Coast c^"f Be™J^ 1 18 provided -_JM_k\ a highlights: _rr_.__l mma T^^JAW^^ 13 Days Vancouver/USA $3488 "av, aii arl H"bour^•LosAng^usvegas Dinner show,358 words
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Advertisement527 1988-09-25 2 L O R E A L lfl_\l.TY__i_? Q After my hair perm recently, I noticed that my hair became very dry. Whilst the perm looks lovely, I have great difficulty detangling my hair every time I comb. I want to keep my perm, but am afraid to end up with527 words
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Advertisement411 1988-09-25 2 MIRASIN 18 The Start to a Slimmer You! < XT* Za m mm aT \__Ps Pt W mmmmfmX 'immM WWIW* **m^am^ S/tW M 'W A m\. _L _k _L_dF _k l '*erm^> I S J l\ fl fl i. PI 1 1 m? With MIRASIN 18. losing weight is much411 words
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Advertisement307 1988-09-25 3 Doesn't everybody deserve to be spoilt just a little? ia Or fit N r*mv 'V 'As my eye roved around the shelves filled with the most exquisite of things I chanced upon the Millefleurs soap. Picking up a bar 1 knew it was what I'd been lookmgfor. Even its name307 words
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Advertisement596 1988-09-25 4 IMPROVE YOUR 108 PROSPECTS Train for the job you really want provided ilk proven training thju has enabled fI^H_H_HH~ >— _i_H_H_H_H millions of men and w omen all over the world to prepare I ■SHHBH& themselves exiiting rewarding lareers m (he g6>f W of their choice W'HYNOI'YOI'! M&'^jM The dec596 words
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Advertisement305 1988-09-25 4 LONDON UNIVERSITY EXTERNAL DEGREE LL.B BSC ECONOMICS EXPERT HOME W^^MjAM TUITION U^^|| Wolsey Hall f^* OXFORD fltzma-gK. Up-to-date, exam-oriented home study material test assignments specimen answers personal UK tutors individual study plan guaranteed tuition till you pass student query service reasonable fees instalment payment scheme flexible and convenient study method305 words
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Advertisement277 1988-09-25 5 (The shelves were piled high with all manner of mai*vellous things/ At a'- f^ r f l! I"*"' **-_I ife_-__ c fri_i___ii< «T^ 7jS y < _r~* :> > v x^*s_r rf >* i v "Stepping through the door was like stepptng back tn time. The whole shop seemed to277 words
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Advertisement390 1988-09-25 7 As I opened the jar the sweet smell of Aberdeen Heather filled the air. Am<*e± m^sfcZ^A J I d_S-~^_y^__S^« "Browstng through the shop I came upon a shelf filled with potpourri. In England I had always kept one by my bedside. Now, half a world away, Td found the self-same390 words
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Advertisement177 1988-09-25 8 LUSH GREEN FORESTS AND GENTLY ROLLING VALLEYS STRETCH M a*y.i>i»M«ii___-_-___i V AS FAR AS THE EYE CAN SEE. IT'S NOT A DREAM. IT'S AUSTRALIA. a_fefe a%- _^T'_ka W m t_ti -a ■M M ar*% I «i* l m ir fl _i Pa Mm fl .fl fl I _Pl _X 'l^__________l\177 words
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Advertisement623 1988-09-25 1 mmmmmmmfA\Wfw\ m^ *^^fl|J A 4^L mJjaiw*^ i __«__n______^ ■■■■■■■■■MV INSIDE: ___r _R____B__P '-^-L-^.g P#jT^^ k j A ___I___l__B___» _X _> BY _P _T_fl_________T_____l x^i_^B____________fl*^^^flHr^ _^_B^^ JmWr—m^ _k_. {jSKm^LmMmmmr .^T j^^___ fl*^^^^^3 WimmtMmmW^^^ ___B^^_____^^ _fl B __ll______s^ -^^^^^^_l "''TiViii i_ifc. -__-H-_------l flu Bi rf I i__nKr^' *§»'l Kr __3r_-fl ___-"^j| P-1623 words
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Article, Illustration638 1988-09-25 2 UM A MOORTHY - UM A MOORTHY By ■Sflflß Y OU may not have a beljAm\\?T* or croc(K le mea t, but at least one "crocodile" on the banks of Lake s_sj§§lt^ Jabiru, about 250 km g^[_j»|^ south-east of Darwin m j^_.|^ fl Australia's Northern Ter-_£^_jgl_-3 ritory has a belly638 words
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Advertisement112 1988-09-25 2 Multi-Program Auto-Focus 35mm I SLR with Built-in Retractable I TTL- Auto Flash m. >' If __MU*- "^^J ijP**'"'^'* __a^'**J_flf I F 7 WLm\\\amW^"i B_______l _"^^l_H _Kw^B Stp^ r^^ _5 fl t B __Ii K "i_l'<i-1 C>i_iKaa^^ _Si |a|__B _H M_____B_Kl^*W.U.BlK-_-*-f^P~^ __Ti___fc S 3 5~ **^H^fe l_iT-^------_fl i^ i H ~te^M112 words
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Advertisement182 1988-09-25 2 (M^t*xte*z*r±evi^^ Get awa) to it all. loa magical realm. Nestled amongst the gentle rhythms of legendar) tropical isle. Where the most difficult decision you're likeK to make is whether to snorkel. golf, or nist b.isk m the sun. Where a world outside awaits your discovery. Where you feast on exquisite182 words
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Advertisement116 1988-09-25 2 AUSTRALIA \\mm\Lr\m _i lMi J— C m QQ f _T a 4 mXW cjcpo oo rp- V l~ 7 \\___P_lPV .-fl tK s \^^fl_fl /SHfl^flpfP-^^H *<" *>**• > \^___r_-__ki*-_l _l*^^-____________l PRICE INCLUDES: Return Airfare (^""""""l Motel Accommodation with private facilities k Jf Airport/llotel/Airport transfer for most destinations fl M F116 words
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Article, Illustration1152 1988-09-25 3 UMA MOORTHY - UMA MOORTHY By g*3_flfl| VISITORS to Finland ran jflß_,-_^ *°°k forward to more 88^__' than just snow, reindeer ?£-fo£~§. and Santa Claus. w*^§io^. Shops bearing the &*z^Jagxy "Tax-free for* tourists" jjj^- Pfl^f sign will be selling items a^_^__j_*^. 1 1 per cent cheaper than1,152 words
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Advertisement126 1988-09-25 3 P X'WFI For I Reliable. fcrini^Wfll Economical *Jl ---H V I 1 1 •I ofl v MtZLI*J»^-i_S Airfares to fl 3§g India/ |fr Europe/ _tes^i^** States _^fly^r Quite simple, really. Buy the book for -»fo^ only $15.00 to find A .xll-a, Oscar Travels 7 imes The Bookshop Hjgh stfeet o_.0126 words
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Advertisement84 1988-09-25 3 mo____ing^Fßr America. Only United has same day arrivals anywhere m the USA. We are America's Friendly Skies. Our daily morning departures via Tokyo or Hong Kong wing you across the Pacific m time to enjoy the rest of the day m the States. Lunch on the West Coast, dinner on84 words
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Article, Illustration817 1988-09-25 4 S. VALLI - S. VALLI By nHITHE best times fAmzr' t0 visit Bombay, Rfe-T__' India's commerSZ&]£jZ?S cial centre, and y£_2=s|g New Delhi are g^sgSg during Januaryt^j^|WP^| March and Octo-.S2^_£l3-j! ber-December. You will need a sweater and a coat. For an eight-day trip to India, plan three days817 words
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Article, Illustration1154 1988-09-25 5 MARY RAJKUMAR - MARY RAJKUMAR Colours galore 4 Even m the markets, colour assaults you vivid green vegetables, bright red fruits and countless tidbits spill out of cartons outside little shops along the cobblestone alleys. 7 By WITH delicious visions of sea, sun,1,154 words
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Article, Illustration1103 1988-09-25 7 MAY HO - Seychelles -puzzling surprising, yet oddly familiar MAY HO By Similar climate, and acronyms ring a familiar bell How do you describe a country whose population of African, Indian, French and Chinese origin have French names, speak English and Creole (French spoken with an African dialect lilt) and use a currency1,103 words
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Article, Illustration1384 1988-09-25 9 Here's how to Europe without going bust Money-saving tips from KANNAN CHANDRAN, who spent six weeks and a small fortune gallivanting around Europe. ■~H|H THEY say travel broadHhv en s one s m n d Whoever B^-T^" said this neglected to |||fssb-i£ mention that mind-broad--s^|^^_j ening wanderlust thins gSs^|3i|l the1,384 words
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Article, Illustration769 1988-09-25 10 S. VALLI - S. VALLI Sulawesi beckons the intrepid traveller By pnpHBlF YOU are hßu^-_ looking for new R&£_" and relatively unEasgK^**,* known holiday |g§|!^^ spots, try the re-p*-^_&r! g* on of Sulawesi, E£-'P*_."'f*« north-east of Java, EBfc-J_3_3£_ f or your next holiday. According to a769 words
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