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Title Section15 1988-09-27 1 The Strait s Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1988 50 CENTS MCI (P) 92/12/8715 words
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361 1988-09-27 1 FUTURE relations between Singapore and Indonesia will depend on their new leaders and how they manage to understand one another. Trade and Industry Minister Lee Hsien Loong has said. "In Indonesia, if the new leaders are like President Suharto who has361 words
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623 1988-09-27 1 Slowdown expected to be endorsed in face of rising inflation BEIJING China's Communist Party began a major meeting yesterday expected to endorse a slowdown in market-oriented reforms in the face of rising inflation and social dislocation. The official Xinhua news agency said 162 ofAP; Reuter; AFP - 623 words
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Article, Illustration610 1988-09-27 1 ONG MING SEING - ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The US presidential hopefuls, Re- publican Vice-President George Bush and the Dem- < ocrat governor of Massa- chusetts, Mr Michael Du- kakis, had their first direct duel on Sunday night be- fore a television610 words
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Article, Illustration36 1988-09-27 1 picture. KOnVSn UpS6t: Kenya's Paul Ereng crossing the finish line for the 800m final ahead of defending champion Joaquim Cruz (right) of Brazil, Morocco's Said Aouita (left) and Britain's Peter Elliot (behind Ereng). AFPAFP - 36 words
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268 1988-09-27 1 6 pages of reports inside THREE upsets were recorded as virtual unknowns stole the glory on the 10th day of the Olympics. Kenyan Paul Ereng out-sprinted Brazil's defending champion Joaquim Cruz to win the men's 800 metres, Moroccan Moulay Brahim Boutaib buried the opposition268 words
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569 1988-09-27 1 Gold at 21 -month low as fears of inflation ease LONDON The US dollar firmed yesterday after major industrialised nations reaffirmed their commitment to stable exchange rates while gold fell to a 21-month low as market concern about inflation eased, dealers said. FinanceReuter - 569 words
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Article108 1988-09-27 1 SEOUL American Olympic boxers appear to have lost their chance of winning a US$l,2OO (552,500) sweepstake prize after super-heavyweight Riddick Bowe let the cat out the bag at a press conference yesterday. Asked why he had come out swinging from the opening bell against Austria's BikoReuter - 108 words
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Article87 1988-09-27 1 LONDON Central banks hit an advancing dollar with concerted open market intervention yesterday, reinforcing the latest pledge from the Group of Seven industrial nations to keep exchange rates stable. Dealers said the banks of the I'nited States, West German v, France, Britain, Italy, Canada, Belgium and87 words
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Advertisement82 1988-09-27 1 *y~m '*o- tgz WOULD YOU PAY $250 TO WATCH KIM YONG-KANG BOX? Or $200 to hear Julio Iglesias sing? Some people do. Find out why. MORE CABLE CARS FOR SENTOSA MAY BE ON LINE THE OLYMPIC CHAMP NO ONE CHEERED FOR He brought Singapore a silver medal from Seoul. Hut82 words
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Article346 1988-09-27 2 Blueprint for success STUDENTS of Raffles Institution are soon to have a say in how their school funds should be used. Their voice on financial matters will be heard when they are invited to sit on the school's finance committee. This is but one among a series of programmes346 words
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Article204 1988-09-27 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: ASEAN is revising its resolution on Cambodia to reflect recent peace moves. It will reflect international concern about the possible return of the Khmer Rouge to power. This should not be allowed to detract from the main issue of continued Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia. Asean204 words
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Article280 1988-09-27 2 Ppjitf*P l_HlHI.fi AY ■M Cdtv JJd-1 dill/A nui, v DiDMPfip *u~ „,^Ac << WHEN BURMESE hear the words peace and tranquility and law and order these days, they think of gunfire in the night, children being shot, people searched and arrested without warrants and summary executions. The280 words
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Article350 1988-09-27 2 R/^l\ hi 11 \r\nvm: firnnorn IIUU J UUlltlCl yl pel I 111 °r£ E S t b2? y? UIl d S S.a^ not ta K king chances. Despite the act that the sport has yet to be included in the list of approved sports for next 22 I S350 words
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Article497 1988-09-27 2 I?!|»~,., 4* ,v~, *T,^**m~.kv fa*a*a. rlllllS lOr yOUng l3nS WHAT do young people look for when they go to the cinema? "I have a passion for comedies, social dramas, J sad movies pretty indiscriminate, I know," wrote a 19-year-old film lover. "Good storyline and characterisation are what I497 words
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Article247 1988-09-27 2 JAPANESE INVESTMENTS HERE REACH MORE THAN $6b •JAPANESE companies invested US$494 million (about $1 billion) in Singapore last year, bringing its cumulative investments in the Republic to just over US$3 billion. Singapore now ranks tenth in the world in terms of total Japanese direct investments, according to data released247 words
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186 1988-09-27 2 Around Asean and Across the Causeway Spr3tlys solution? THE PHILIPPINES House of Representatives has proposed to the Manila government a regional dialogue among claimants to the Spratly Islands to explore a North Sea-type solution. Some 110 Congressmen, in filing a resolution on the issue, also proposed, as an alternative, a186 words
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Article99 1988-09-27 2 HELPED TO NAB MOLESTER A SECONDARY 4 student who was molested on board a bus writes to thank the bus driver and a male passenger for coming to her assistance. She was on the way to school when it happened and felt so humiliated and angry that she quickly99 words
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Article353 1988-09-27 2 Buyers' Guide SECTION II Classifieds Sect I 32 Classifieds Sect. II 6— 23 Appt Notices Sect I 29 31 Cinema Sect II 5 Comics Sect II 24 Product Advertiser Section/Page Urines Air Canada 10 SIA 1-7 Athletic Meet Times Inter-Business House I 33 Audio/ Video AUVI I 40 Philips I353 words
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578 1988-09-27 3 'Recession unlikely till 1990 or later' forecast WASHINGTON The American economy will slow down in 1989 but probably will not topple into a recession until 1990 or later, economists for top US corporations predicted yesterday. The latest survey of the National Association of Business Economists found a panel of 60AP - 578 words
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169 1988-09-27 3 Earthquakes hit Soviet Asia, India and Japan NEW DELHI Authorities in Moscow and New Delhi reported yesterday a powerful earthquake rocked the Hindu Kush mountains and Soviet south-cen-tral Asia, and a strong but separate tremor shook Tokyo. A seismological station in New Delhi said the quake, whose epicentre was recordedAFP; UPI - 169 words
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459 1988-09-27 3 PARIS Most French ministers would give their eye teeth to be able to take Le Monde caricaturist Jean Plantu to lunch. The baby-faced cartoonist, who lampoons the powerful in his daily sketches in the respected French daily newspaper, tells of ardent courtship byReuter - 459 words
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Article, Illustration258 1988-09-27 3 50,000 in Berlin protest against summit BERLIN Thousands of left-wing activists took to the streets to protest against a forthcoming international economic summit, portrayed as a bid to consolidate policies that oppress the poor. An estimated 50,000 demonstrators marched through Berlin on Sunday two days before the scheduled start ofUPI; AP - 258 words
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514 1988-09-27 3 WEST BERLIN Japan has unveiled a new scheme to put its massive trade surplus to work in helping the debt-laden Third World. Under the plan, the Ex-port-Import Bank of Japan would extend loans together with the International Monetary Fund to help middle-incomeReuter - 514 words
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682 1988-09-27 4 ONG MING SEING - ONG MING SEING The Bush-Dukakis debate By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The big question after Sunday night's presidential TV debate was "Who won?" Democrat hopeful Michael Dukakis or the Republican candidate, Vice-President George Bush. If the pundits are right, Mr Dukakis scored most682 words
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296 1988-09-27 4 WASHINGTON Sunday night's TV debate was a critical test of nerve for US presidential hopefuls George Bush and Michael Dukakis but it was no less nerve-racking for their political handlers. The big fear among the campaign managers was that their man would makeUPI - 296 words
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513 1988-09-27 4 THE following issues were addressed by Mr George Bush and Mr Michael Dukakis during their debate: FOREIGN POLICY: Asked about his lack of foreign policy experience, Mr Dukakis said "some of our finest presidents" were governors. A candidate's values, rather than experience,AP; UPI; Reuter - 513 words
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335 1988-09-27 4 LOS ANGELES A team of scientists from the California Institute of Technology' announced on Sunday that they had developed a long-sought comprehensive theory explaining key aspects of superconductivity, the phenomenon in which certain materials are able to conduct electricity without resistance. The theoryNYT - 335 words
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Article, Illustration203 1988-09-27 4 SYDNEY Some 2,000 an-ti-nuclear demonstrators on land and in kayaks, dinghies and yachts swarmed around Sydney Harbour yesterday to harass an international fleet of warships assembling for Australia's bicentennial naval pageant. Police said no incident or arrest was reported in the demonstration, which shadowed the earlyAFP - 203 words
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Article, Illustration313 1988-09-27 5 Aids child seeks miracle cure from beatified priest VATICAN CITY A six-year-old Aids victim, whom Pope John Paul II embraced last year in San Francisco, prayed in St Peter's Square on Sunday for a miracle cure from a newly-beatified 18th century missionary to California. Brendan O'Rourke travelled to Rome fromReuter - 313 words
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543 1988-09-27 5 The paradox of 'peace and tranquillity' BANGKOK When Burmese hear the words "peace and tranquillity and law and order" these days, they think of gunfire in the night, children being shot, people searched and arrested without warrants and summary executions. The breakdown of government authority and the ensuing military takeoverReuter - 543 words
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212 1988-09-27 5 ANKARA Turkish Prime Minister Turgut Ozal has been beaten in a key referendum, with nearly 65 per cent of voters saying "No" to constitutional changes proposed by his government, but he said he would not carry out his threat to resign. Mr Ozal hadAFP; Reuter - 212 words
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Article, Illustration670 1988-09-27 6 Deeds not matching plans, he tells media bosses, confirming mounting problems MOSCOW Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has said his campaign to reshape the Soviet Union is faltering, undermined by a gap between plans and deeds. In a blunt acknowledgement that his 3Vi yearsNYT; Reuter - 670 words
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452 1988-09-27 6 Moscow marks wartime Nazi massacre of Soviet Jews in Kiev MOSCOW Soviet officials in Moscow commemorated Jewish victims of a major wartime Nazi massacre on Sunday in a clear move towards open recognition that Jews were prime targets of Adolf Hitler's genocide policies. Several thousand people gathered at the JewishReuter - 452 words
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218 1988-09-27 6 Chess computer outplays former champion NEW YORK Man has met machine and the machine has won. The man was 74-year-old Arnold Denker. who was the chess champion of the United States from 1944 to 1946 In his day, he was one of the most feared players on the international circuit,NYT - 218 words
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454 1988-09-27 6 Dentists urged to report cases of child abuse SAN FRANCISCO Dentists can serve as one of the latest and most powerful weapons in the fight against child abuse, according to an expert. "We don't want dentists to play investigator or make arrests in the waiting room, but we want themUPI - 454 words
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208 1988-09-27 6 LONDON The wife of the late Harold Macmillan, British Prime Minister from 1957 to 1963. carried on a long-running love affair with a Conservative MP. according to a new Macmillan biography. Mr Macmillan suffered a nervous breakdown because of anguish over his wifeUPI - 208 words
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Article, Illustration973 1988-09-27 7 PATRICK L. SMITH - PATRICK L. SMITH Sense of dependence on Emperor emerges as crowds throng palace gates By Intcrnational Herald Tribune TOKYO As Emperor Hirohito's condition worsened dramatically again during the weekend, many of his 121 million subjects began for the first time to deal with their complex feelingsAFP; file; Reuter - 973 words
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257 1988-09-27 8 MAYLEE CHIA - MAYLEE CHIA By (J) ThMAMM ttunwiWl KUALA LUMPUR All the six members of Asean signed an agreement yesterday to set up a secretariat to collectively develop tourism in the region, and prepare for the Visit Asean Year in 1992. The Asean Tourism Information Centre (Atic)257 words
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269 1988-09-27 8 MAY LEE CHIA - Combined efforts help S'pore to preserve heritage KUALA LUMPUR Singapore's success in preserving its cultural and historical heritage is due to the joint efforts of the Government at the highest level, city planners, tourism experts, foreign experts and the private sector. This was the "new movement" that Singapore Tourist Promotion269 words
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109 1988-09-27 8 Australians the biggest group at Jakarta fair JAKARTA More than 50 Australian companies wUI participate in an exposition, Mining Indonesia 88, begining today in the Indonesian capital. The Indonesian Observer reported that the Australians, the largest overseas participants, would display a wide range of equipment, services and expertise available to109 words
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Article, Illustration177 1988-09-27 8 MANILA Asia could consider the details of a Soviet offer to leave its naval base in Vietnam in exchange for a US pullout from the Philippines, Thai army chief General Chavalit Yongchaiyudh said here yesterday. But "I think it's our PhilippineAFP - 177 words
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237 1988-09-27 8 MANILA President Corazon Aquino has criticised the slowness in the judicial system's disposal of cases, but said it was unfair to blame the entire military for the continuing human rights violations in the country Mrs Aquino admitted some soldiers committed crimes, sayAFP - 237 words
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Article, Illustration344 1988-09-27 8 ABBY TAN - ABBY TAN Proposal to look into North Sea-type solution to dispute By Manila Correspondent MANILA The House of Representatives has proposed to the Philippine government a regional dialogue among claimants to the Spratly Islands to explore a North Sea-type solution. Some 110 Congressmen, in344 words
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265 1988-09-27 8 TAN LIAN CHOO - TAN LIAN CHOO By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK Laos has formally proposed to Thailand guidelines for resolving the Ban Romklao border conflict. According to news reports yesterday, army chief Gen Chavalit Yongchaiyudh said Laos sent an aide memoire to the Thai Foreign MinistryAP - 265 words
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192 1988-09-27 8 TAN LIAN CHIML - Thailand to back Sihanouk's call for conference BANGKOK Thailand is expected to back Prince Norodom Sihanouk's call for an international conference on Cambodia, The Nation reported here yesterday The newspaper, quoting diplomats, said Thailand wants the next round of informal peace talks a follow-up to the Jakarta Informal Meeting to192 words
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Article102 1988-09-27 8 MANILA A paramilitary sergeant, who ran as the Philippine hope in the Los Angeles Olympic marathon u as shot dead by four unidentified men in a gamecock pit on Sun; lay. Sgt I^eonardo Hut. who ran the marathon in the 1984 Olympics and in theAFP - 102 words
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429 1988-09-27 10 Purchases will boost our defences, says Mahathir LONDON The signing of a memorandum of understanding between Malaysia and Britain today will enable Malaysia to upgrade its military defence system and improve border patrols along its economic boundaries, visiting Prime Minister Datuk SeriNST; Bernama - 429 words
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238 1988-09-27 10 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia recorded a balance of trade surplus of M56.3 billion (Ss4.B billion) for the first six months of this year, up 8.7 per cent from a surplus of Mss.B billion during the same period last year. The Statistics Department,Bernama - 238 words
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265 1988-09-27 10 BUKIT MERTAJAM (Penang) Several architects are being investigated by the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) for helping contributors to fraudulently withdraw their savings to buy non-existent houses. Deputy Finance Minister Mohamad Farid Ariffin said on Sunday. He said these architects were believed to haveNST - 265 words
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244 1988-09-27 10 Education team in Canada on fact-finding mission KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia is reassessing foreign academic qualifications and studying the type of entrance requirements laid down by foreign institutions of learning. A 12-member delegation of educationists and civil servants left last Saturday for Canada on a six-week fact-finding mission, one of severalNST - 244 words
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Article, Illustration134 1988-09-27 10 KUALA LUMPUR The pisang tanduk, seen here in the hands of a iruit seller, will soon be competing with the pisang mas or "golden" banana in the export market. But while pisang mas is exported fresh, pisang tanduk will be canned. A joint venture, involving aNST - 134 words
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273 1988-09-27 10 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia Fest 88 has received unexpected and overwhelming response from the private sector, which has come forward to organise a festival of its own in conjunction with the 15--day festival which began last Saturday. "It's starting to become a festival withinBernama - 273 words
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Article39 1988-09-27 10 PETALING JAYA If We Love This Country, a book written by former Socialist Democratic Party secretary general Fan Yew Teng, was launched on Sunday. The book is a compilation of Mr Fan's speeches and essays. NSTNST - 39 words
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Article133 1988-09-27 10 Parit Raja candidate's name soon KOTA TINGGI The National Front candidate for the Parit Raja state by-election next month will be announced at the end this month, Johor Mentri Besar Muhyiddin Yassin said yesterday He decided to make the I announcement earlier as voters in Parit Raja were anxious toBernama - 133 words
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Article, Illustration644 1988-09-27 11 NG WEI JOO - NG WEI JOO To produce capable, cultured individuals By STUDENTS of Rafnes Institution are soon to have a say on how their school funds should be used. Their voice on financial matters will be heard when they are invited to sit on the school's finance committee644 words
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Article40 1988-09-27 11 STUDENTS of Rl are to be groomed as future leaders of Singapore through a revolutionary three-pronged approach. The programmes, which will directly involve them in decision-making, are outlined in a new publication compiled by the school. They are:40 words
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Article125 1988-09-27 11 One prefect will sit in the canteen committee together with stallholders and teachers to monitor the quality of canteen food and ensure that students get the food they like. There will also be a prefect on the school awards committee. Plans are being made to have students in125 words
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Article149 1988-09-27 11 Research-oriented learning will encourage students to explore a topic rather than to simply learn its content. For faster learners, the normal syllabus may be covered in half the time so that the rest of the term can be devoted to research. This programme is in the pipeline. Information149 words
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Article, Illustration44 1988-09-27 11 EC A Students will have to go through at least one survival camp during their four years at Raffles. Students must play at least three robust activities like gymnastics, rugby and taek-won-do during their four years at Rl. This will be implemented in stages.44 words
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Article43 1988-09-27 11 THK Philippine Embassy will hold a college entrance examination for those wishing to pursue degrees requiring at least four years of study in the Philippines It will be held at the embassy at 20 Nassim Road on Sunday at 8 am43 words
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Article104 1988-09-27 11 A STATE of full emergency was activated at Changi Airport yesterday after a United Airlines flight from Tokyo radioed that it had problems with its landing mmm Airport police, fire personnel and the major gov- eminent hospitals were put on stand by after the pilot's104 words
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160 1988-09-27 11 SAF to take part in medical equipment show THE Ministry of Defence will participate for the first time this year in Medic Asia, an exhibition featuring sophisticated hospital and medical equipment. The exhibition will be held at the World Trade Centre from Nov 9 to 12. The Singapore Armed Forces'160 words
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Article, Illustration396 1988-09-27 11 PRINTING in three languages Chinese, English and Malay means higher costs for Singapore Press Holdings, but it is a necessary part of life in multi-lingual Singapore, said its chief executive, Mr Frank Yung, yesterday. The SPH group of companies publishes seven396 words
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Article, Illustration843 1988-09-27 12 ELENA CHONG - ELENA CHONG By A LORRY driver, depressed over his wife's affair with a factory supervisor, killed her with a brick after she refused his repeated requests to allow him to speak to her lover on the telephone. The High Court heard yesterday843 words
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642 1988-09-27 12 NANCY LOH - Arms -buying firm's ex-GM begins appeal against 4-year jail term NANCY LOH The Bofors case appeal By THE former general manager of a local arms-buy-ing firm, jailed in March for accepting more than $600,000 in kickbacks from Swedish arms maker A. B. Bofors and for forgery, yesterday began his appeal642 words
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Article, Illustration204 1988-09-27 12 Pyongyang embassy seeks help to trace seaman THE North Korean Embassy here is appealing for help to trace a missing seaman, Mr Choi Chong Hak, who was last seen at the Zhujiao Centre, Buffalo Road, two weeks ago. In a note sent to newspapers in Singapore, the embassy said that204 words
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139 1988-09-27 12 16 fined for hiring illegal workers FOURTEEN employers were fined a total of $74,800 yesterday for hiring 77 Malaysians who did not have work permits. In addition, two other employers, Soh Tuan Heng, 48, and Soh Lean Swee, 41, both managing directors of foodstuff manufacturing companies, were fined $600 each139 words
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311 1988-09-27 12 Unified Europe 'will mean more business' FOREIGN investments in Singapore and the region are not expected to decline following the formation of a European common market in 1992. a British minister said yesterday. Instead, a unified Europe, founded on economic liberalism and freed of unnecessary regulation, will mean more global311 words
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Article, Illustration173 1988-09-27 12 Count On Me S'pore by top Japanese singer ONE Singapore's Count I On Me Singapore, has one I Mika, 23, I sang I as guest performer the Karaoke organised by the Japanese Society the Kallang on Saturday Miss Shinno, Japanese: tol Singaporean songs in Japan before choseH this particular173 words
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Article, Illustration139 1988-09-27 12 •UMU mmammm u*.tm 0 THE hairy hands that can de-husk a coconut with consummate ease rest gently on the shoulders of banker Richard Yong (right) and zoo director Bernard Harrison. The hands belong to Tavvar, the only male orang-utan who breakfasts with visitors to the zoo. He139 words
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Article, Illustration161 1988-09-27 12 SOME 50 students from La Salle College of the Arts certainly believe in paying their own wav through school. Art pieces created by the students are up for sale. The money will go towards the students' school fees and art materials. They also hope161 words
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Article127 1988-09-27 12 A 26-YEAR-OLD flasher, who exposed himself to a lounge hostess, whistled to attract her attention after she bowed her head to avoid looking at him. But he was later caught by her colleagues after she called them for help. Yesterday. Wong Hong San pleaded guilty to insulting127 words
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Article, Illustration504 1988-09-27 13 LYNETTE ONG - LYNETTE ONG By ARE Singaporeans getting burnt out on long-distance running? Some sports organisations believe so although others contend the number of runners is still high but is simply being spread over more events. Some athletes in top physical shape are reportedly504 words
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547 1988-09-27 13 BUSINESSMAN Allan Ng was given the expected date of the relisting of the suspended Sealion Hotels shares on the same day he bought one million shares through a stockbroker, a district court heard yesterday. Mr Ng Eng Leong, former managing director547 words
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Article, Illustration403 1988-09-27 13 SINGAPOREANS should make a special effort to take interest in activities outside their work, Dr Ahmad Mattar, Minister for the Knvironment, said at the presentation of the National Youth Service Awards last Friday. He felt that through their involvement in ex-tra-curricular activities,403 words
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177 1988-09-27 13 Health Ministry leaflets 'fairly easy to read PUT to a readability test before its patients, most of the Health Ministry's public information leaflets were found to be fairly easily understood. Three-quarters of the information leaflets were rated "fairly easy", a study conducted for presentation at the annual Pharmacy Congress found.177 words
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Article45 1988-09-27 13 A THIRD oil company, Mobil, yesterday evening cut its diesel pump price, following earlier price reductions by Shell and Caltex. Mobil is now charging 36 cents per litre of diesel the same as Shell and Caltex. Petrol prices, however, remain unchanged.45 words
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Advertisement122 1988-09-27 11 Ultimately, we want to nurture students to realise their own potential and at the same time, be aware of their obligations to society w as well. Mr Wijeysingha. WE ARE CLOSED FOR STOCK TAKING TILL H Amm\\\\\\\\\\\\\m\ NOON. BUT WHEN WE OPEN, YOU'LL ENJOY Amm\\\\\\\\\\\\\m\ OFF EVERYTHING (EXCEPT SPECIAL OFFER122 words
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Advertisement568 1988-09-27 13 AM 12 NOON^^T We are closed for a stock-check this morning. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. We're open from 12 noon, see you then. GTC TANGS. 320 Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 Tel 737 5500 TANGS STUDIO. 6 Scotts Road. Scotts Shopping Centre. Singapore 0922 Tel 737 0033 Sh rth568 words
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Article, Illustration487 1988-09-27 14 CEPHAH TAN - CEPHAH TAN Ang Mo Kio South will spend $235,000 to improve facilities By DR S. VASOO chaired his last meeting at Ang Mo Kio South Town Council last Saturday. He leaves behind him a town with a surplus of $700,000 and a sinking487 words
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Article, Illustration475 1988-09-27 14 ANNE HO - ANNE HO Low pressure due to narrower pipes put in by flat owners, says HDB By DINNER is always rushed at the Lange home. Mrs Angela Lange, 37, wants her family to hurry up so she can have all the dishes washed475 words
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Article261 1988-09-27 14 AYP info service Making Waves: Learn to swim in 12 lessons in a three-month course at Bedok Swimming Complex. Organised by Marine Parade Neighbourhood F RC, this beginners' course is for women as well as children between seven and 12 years. The evening lessons will start as soon as enough261 words
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Article52 1988-09-27 14 NEE Soon community centre was officially opened by Dr Koh Lip Lin, MP for Nee Soon South, on Saturday night. The $3 million centre, in Yishun Ring Road, was first opened to the public on June 20. Saturday's opening was followed by a variety show52 words
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Article, Illustration280 1988-09-27 14 SEEN AND HEARD THE old woman who lived in a shoe would be thrilled to see the children at play. Not to be whipped or ill-fed as in the nursery rhyme, the children go there to play and have a good time. The playground which280 words
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Article, Illustration15 1988-09-27 14 Fill her up at sea The motor-launch converted into a diesel station for sea-going craft.15 words
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Advertisement204 1988-09-27 14 VVyX^^ CTYinntllC lr remar keter w 1() works with you. I^ipk VAQrI tl^k TV^GLI llt CL "\A7lt il e roac a^ iea(^ can et rou gh indeed if the system LIIC IUCIU- LU ICoLLLLo WILII you ordered doesn't work the way it should. That's O why it pays to form204 words
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Article, Illustration651 1988-09-27 15 SUMIKO TAN - SUMIKO TAN The Teo Soh Lung appeal By THE Court of Appeal will decide this morning whether detained lawyer Teo Soh Lung can appear in court to participate in her appeal. Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin yesterday said the decision would651 words
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Article, Illustration937 1988-09-27 15 AHMAD OSMAN - AHMAD OSMAN By MR Justice Lai Kew Chai took a "fundamentally flawed" approach when he dismissed an application by detained lawyer Teo Soh Lung in June that she be freed because her detention was illegal, her counsel said yesterday. Instead of giving937 words
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Article, Illustration229 1988-09-27 15 S'pore dance SWING Singapore is over, but Singapore Swing is coming up. The Singapore Swing Super Carnival will be held from Nov 12 to 20, in conjunction with Merlion Week. The carnival will stretch from the Esplanade to part of Merlion Park, and for nine229 words
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192 1988-09-27 15 Training 'too tough' so NS man took poison A SOLDIER who took weed-killer after complaining the training was too tough for him, said in hospital before he died that he regretted his rash act, a coroner's court heard yesterday. National serviceman Neo Chow Hian, 21, was attached to the Infantry192 words
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676 1988-09-27 16 The Malay votes issue TWO Malay organisations, the Malay Journalists' Association and Majlis Pusat, have welcomed Mr Goh Chok Tong's recent statement on Malay support for the Government and Mendaki n, but said they need "fuller details" of the latter. They said676 words
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147 1988-09-27 16 A WOMAN motorcycle pillion rider died in hospital on Friday, a week after she was badly injured in an accident along Tampines Road. Miss Radiah binti Abdul Halim. 22, who was unemployed, was riding pillion on a motorcycle ridden by Mr Samsul147 words
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Article82 1988-09-27 16 Man finds flat burgled MACHINE-OPERATOR Asiman bin Samsi, 26, returned to his three-room Bukit Panjang flat after being away for three days and found he had been robbed of $13,100 in cash and valuables. He told police that he returned to his flat at about 11.30 am on Friday and82 words
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Article, Illustration703 1988-09-27 16 FOO SIANG LUEN - FOO SIANG LUEN By First aid: Use methylated spirit and hot water to relieve pain. Immobilise the affected limb by tying a plank to it. Surgical removal of spine Is advised. THE unwary beachcomber who picks up a pretty Blue-ringed703 words
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390 1988-09-27 16 WITH five days to go before the draw for the grand Community Chest Charity Sweep, 98 per cent of the tickets have been sold. Officials are hoping that by the Oct 1 draw date, the remaining 3,200 tickets will be snapped390 words
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Article, Illustration198 1988-09-27 16 THE Community Chest hopes to raise over $500,000 from the sale of charity cards and stickers for Christmas and Lunar New Year. The stickers are sold at post offices at $1 for a sheet of 20, or five cents a sticker. The cards at 80198 words
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Article48 1988-09-27 16 THE PUBLIC Service Commission (PSC) Secretariat and the Legal Service Commission (LSC) will move to the 10th storey of the PUB building, Somerset Road, on Friday and Saturday. They will be closed on these two days and will resume operations on Monday48 words
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150 1988-09-27 16 THE battered body of an unidentified man, believed to be a Thai, was found in the void deck of an uncompleted block of flats in Hougang yesterday. The man, in his early 30s, had multiple injuries on the left side of his150 words
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314 1988-09-27 17 New category for kids in music contest SOMETHING new is in store for children at next year's Music Competition organised by the Ministry of Community Development. They can take part in a new, non-competitive category Mr Ch'ng Jit Koon. Minister of State (Community Development), said this will "give our young314 words
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187 1988-09-27 17 A RESTAURANT in Plaza Singapura was left $300 poorer after an Arablooking man "handled" a fistful of $50 notes taken from the cash register. Police said on Thursday, at 7.30 pm, part-time waitress Yap Siew Ching, 18, was manning the cash register at the187 words
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Article, Illustration551 1988-09-27 17 B. SUNUJA - B. SUNUJA Offbeat names that confuse, amuse and attract customers By WHAT'S in a name? A lot, when it comes to the titles of many Singapore businesses. Some companies go for trendy, chic names like Bien Boutique or Glamourette. But a number of local551 words
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Article, Illustration380 1988-09-27 17 GERRY OE SILVA - GERRY OE SILVA By ONE name is being men tioned again and again in the courts here of late. And the owner of that name is quite pleased. That name is Clas News. The "owner" is the Criminal Legal Aid Scheme, started two years380 words
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Article, Illustration550 1988-09-27 21 SHAUN SEOW - SHAUN SEOW Do your homework first, says Samsung's Dr Park By SMALL local businesses were yesterday given a tip on how to succeed by the speaker at the annual Singapore Productivity Lecture: Understand world trends to see how you can use them to your550 words
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228 1988-09-27 21 A TRAINING advisory council has been set up to ensure that the training programmes of the Institute fo; Productivity Training (IPT) are relevant and meet the demands of industry. Council members include senior executives of leading companies and the National Trades Union Congress.228 words
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131 1988-09-27 21 THE National Kidney Foundation will buy two modern kidney dialysis machines with $60,000 donated by two Buddhist organisations on Saturday night. Each machine can be used by up to six patients. A cheque for the amount was presented to the NKF by the Singapore Buddhist131 words
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85 1988-09-27 21 THE Singapore Democratic Party has thought of a novel way to thank Potong Pasir voters for returning party leader Chiam See Tong to Parliament. Instead of throwing a Chinese dinner for voters and party supporters for their effort during the recent general election, the SDP85 words
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227 1988-09-27 21 SOUTH Korean conglomerate Samsung is considering setting up a factory here making electronics components, Mr Han Tai Hwan, the managing director of its local office, said yesterday. Although Mr Han did not indicate when this would be, he envisaged that the factory227 words
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Article, Illustration287 1988-09-27 21 SHARON LAU - SHARON LAU By THE recent slump in gold prices has filtered through to the jewellery shops, but it has not brought a rush of buyers. Since gold prices plunged more than US$3O (Ss6l) a troy ounce to 19-month lows over theFile - 287 words
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Article201 1988-09-27 21 Man slept with daughter's friend A MECHANIC had sex with his daughter's 15--year-old schoolmate in his bedroom while his daughter slept in another room. a court heard yesterday. Mahri Chinniah, 45, was jailed one day and fined $3,000 for having carnal relations with an underaged girl in the early hours201 words
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Advertisement575 1988-09-27 16 £cW Congratulations j/prrv Mr Chua Kow Chye W Secretary, Alexandra Citizens' LM^JsJf Consultative Committee W-fXmmW on being conferred the PBM (The Public Medal Sen/ice) by His Excellency the President of The Republic of Singapore i on the occasion of the -V 23rd NATIONAL DAY From: Alexandra Constituency PAP Community Foundation575 words
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Advertisement1530 1988-09-27 18 WA CHRISTENING AND LAUNCHING OF M.T. NEPTANK VII M I I INTERNATIONAL FACTORS MARINE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD NEPTUNE SHIPMANAGEMENT SERVICES (PTE) LTD |^^B Message by IFM (Singapore) Chairman A Significant Occasion \\l^.^^^^^t^ S I Building more lor the future Petroleum Pte Ltd on a time charter basis. Today is an1,530 words
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Advertisement1741 1988-09-27 19 WA CHRISTENING ANP LAUNCHING Of M.T. NEPTANK VII jA I I INTERNATIONAL FACTORS MARINE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD NEPTUNE SHIPMANAGEMENT SERVICES (PTE) LTD m f*^^ IFM iSinnaOOfPl without recourse to companies in the marine and NSSPL diversified into tne bunker barge business in 1984, V marine-related sector. starting off modestly, managing1,741 words
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Article617 1988-09-27 22 OFF the battlefield, this has not been a particularly good year for the Khmer Rouge. In January, Prince Sihanouk met Mr Hun Sen, Prime Minister of the People's Republic of Kampuchea, to discuss a settlement, their second such meeting. In July, the Prince resigned as President617 words
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Article, Illustration2006 1988-09-27 22 YOU have invited me to speak on the subject of Britain and Europe. Perhaps I should congratulate you on your courage. If you believe some of the things said and written about my views on Europe, it must seem rather like inviting Genghis2,006 words
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863 1988-09-27 22 Our correspondent's file Peter Hazelhurst TOKYO TOKYO The death of a 21-month-old Japanese boy who waited in vain for a liver transplant in Australia recently begs the obvious question: Why had a baby, born in a land of 121 million people, been forced863 words
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Article, Illustration947 1988-09-27 23 MIKE THARP - MIKE THARP Yugoslavia and Hungary's decision to exchange permanent missions with South Kotea underlines Seoul's successful efforts to forge links with Eastern-bloc countries, much to the chagrin of North Korea. Seoul's attempts to reach out to what were once bitter ideological enemies are founded on947 words
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761 1988-09-27 23 MURRAY SEEGER - MURRAY SEEGER By ot the Economics Desk IN THE industrial world, slower but still healthy growth and modest inflation. For the Asian "Tigers", another year of strong growth. In the less-developed world there will be some economic winners and many losers,761 words
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Article79 1988-09-27 23 Annual changes in percentages Current estimates (unless otherwise noted) 1987 1988 1989 World output 3.2 3.7 3.0 Industrial countries 3.3 3.8 2.8 Developing countries 3.4 3.6 4.0 Fuel exporters 0.6 1.4 2.3 Non-fuel exporters 4.6 4.5 4.6 Other countries 2.6 3.4 3.1 World trad* Volume79 words
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Advertisement108 1988-09-27 22 •a Willing and active o Need for Community co-operation between U policies which encourage independent sovereign enterprise states is the best way for a successful EC m Europe should not be *a* protectionist 2 EC policies must tackle present problems in a 5 Euro ie must continue to practical way108 words
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Letter144 1988-09-27 24 Picture was from Shah era WE wish to draw your attention to the report "Iran shifts focus to rebuilding economy as ceasefire nears". (ST. Aug 19). A careful look at the picture used as well as its caption "Iranians queueing for food supplies in Teheran will show that it is144 words
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104 1988-09-27 24 Pioneered making of food flavourings WE refer to the report regarding the setting up of a new firm to make seafood flavours in Singapore, Food Biotechnology Industries (FBI). (ST, Sept 9). Whilst warmly welcoming new entrants to the food ingredients manufacturing industry, we feel du-ty-bound to point out the incorrect104 words
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881 1988-09-27 24 Disabled have had to give up dry food and tidbits stalls SEVERAL months ago, amidst great fanfare and television and media coverage, three young hopeful disabled people were allocated stalls in various parts of Singapore. It appears that within six months or less, all three "pioneers" had given up their881 words
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242 1988-09-27 24 I AM a Secondary 4 student. Every morning, I take Feeder Service 321 to the Hougang Interchange and then Feeder Service 327 to school. On Sept 19 at about 7.35 am, I boarded a Feeder Service 327 bus as usual. It was not too crowded242 words
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619 1988-09-27 24 Half-baked, middle class society lacking in manners THIS letter is intended to unbaffle "Baffled Observer", who wrote about "Singaporeans who don't lift a finger to help". (ST, Sept 15). "Baffled Observer" has lived in Singapore only four years. I have lived here all my life. I am male and 31.619 words
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185 1988-09-27 24 I DRAW the investing public's attention to the overseas share scam referred to in the Sept 5 Asian Wall Street Journal report "Stock-fraud swindles trap thousands". Like the investors in the report, I began receiving an unsolicited investment newsletter a few months ago.185 words
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489 1988-09-27 24 ROV to study safety barrier for trucks I REFER to the letters "Lower truck bumpers may help in a crash" by Dr Hia Kwee Yang (ST, Aug 29) and "Install lower bumpers on big vehicles" by Mr K.T. Tan. (ST, Sept 8). The writers have suggested that heavy vehicles such489 words
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Article126 1988-09-27 24 WE refer to the letter "$1 coins as tips*' by "HardEarned Money". (ST, Sept 22). With the increasing use of the new $1 coin and the eventual replacement of the $1 note with the $1 coin, adjustments to habits in using and receiving $1 coins are126 words
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Advertisement158 1988-09-27 24 To enable companies to accelerate development of a flexible wage system, the Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF) has come up with a publication, "Case Studies in Wage Reform 1988, Volume 2". This is a Mow-up to the first volume released last year and shows additional features and information not highlighted158 words
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Article54 1988-09-27 25 SHARE prices on the Singapore stock market yesterday closed moderately lower across the board in dull trading. The Straits Times Industrial Index lost 10.61 points, to 1,023.10. Turnover was 14 million units, worth $22.64 million, compared with Friday's 12.53 million, valued at $28.1 million. Falls overwhelmed rises54 words
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Article15 1988-09-27 25 Fober Merlin 867,000 DBS Land 682,000 RMCA Re 666,000 Sime Darby 50< 554,00015 words
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Article117 1988-09-27 25 S«p( 23 Segt 26 BT Composite 913 08 902 47 BI OB OS 216 27; CAOt 6833 6926 lOdayMAvg 6702 6730 BT OBV 4 *****22 *****74 ST Industrials 1033 71 1023 10 ST F.njnce 2056 29 2042 20 ST Hotels 672 36 667 25 ST Properties 517 73 512117 words
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Article63 1988-09-27 25 Closing Change Voi ('000) Anrtek Enfrj 2Oc 1 39 Fuji Offset 20c 0 885 G8 rtdfJ 10c 1 30 -1 45 Metatock 25c 0 76 -15 2 Nat Kap 50c 0 96 -2 5 4 Sintapore National Printers 50c 242 -1 5 5 Sinfatronks 20c 1.01 -1 11 Tks63 words
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Article35 1988-09-27 25 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1987 High 1505 40(26/8/87) 1327 69(11/8/87) 1986 87 Low 563 34(28/4/86) 470 92(28/4/86) All-time High *****0 (26/8/87) 1327.69 (11/8/87) All-time Low 74 75 (17/9/64) 470.92 (28/4/86)35 words
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Article25 1988-09-27 25 DM Y FF S$ HK$ IS$ US$ ***** ***** unq ***** Closed £***** ***** 134 70 6 4100 2 0410 7 8105 £*****25 words
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Article50 1988-09-27 25 Eurodollar: Lost four ticks to 91.31 a contract. Deutsehemark: Lost 18 ticks to 0.5349 a contract. British Pound: Lost 28 ticks to 1.6496 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained two ticks to 0.*****1 a contract. Nikkei: Gained 35 points to ***** a contract. Goid: Lost US$7.2O to U*****.50 an ounce.50 words
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Article106 1988-09-27 25 SYDNEY Japanese investment group EIE Development Co Ltd said it had bought the Sanctuary Cove Gold Coast resort from Ariadne Australia Ltd for As34l million (*****.6 million). EIE in a statement said it struck the deal with Ariadne on Sunday after a counter-offer from Suntory Ltd encouragedReuter - 106 words
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Article63 1988-09-27 25 WELLINGTON Investment company Renouf Corp Ltd reported a NZ5401. 26-million (*****.57-million) loss for the year to June 30 against its NZ5152. 20-million profit last year. The loss is the second biggest corporate loss in New Zealand's history, following investment company Rada Corp Ltd's NZ5488.9-million setback earlier thisReuter - 63 words
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Article54 1988-09-27 25 WELLINGTON Fletcher Challenge Ltd (FCL) said it has lodged an application with the Commerce Commission to acquire all the shares in the Bank of New Zealand. In a statement, FCL said it had lodged the application for maximum flexibility in the event the group wishes toReuter - 54 words
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801 1988-09-27 25 R. RAJENDRAN - R. RAJENDRAN By Banking was top sector for Japanese investments last year Japan's foreign investment by sector JAPANESE companies invested US$494 million (about $1 billion) in Singapore last year, bringing its cumulative investments in the Republic to just over US$3 billion. Singapore801 words
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401 1988-09-27 25 MALAYSIA Mining Corporation Bhd yesterday announced a 25-per cent rise in interim pre-tax profit and confirmed that it is still in the running for Petronas' Msl.3-billion (*****-million) gas pipeline project. However, its shares which gained 13 cents to close at $2.12 last week401 words
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263 1988-09-27 25 Tonhow teams up with German plastic maker SESDAQ-LISTED Tonhow Industries Ltd has teamed up with a German plastic manufacturer to diversify its operations. Tonhow, which makes precision plastic components for the electronics industries, and its partner set up Europart Industries (S) Pte Ltd on Sept 17 with a paid-up capital263 words
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377 1988-09-27 25 INTERNATIONAL Factors Marine (S) Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of the Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore (ECICS), will today help to christen and launch a bunker cargo tanker the first vessel built under its ship-leasing scheme. The $4.5-million MT Neptank VII, built by local377 words
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211 1988-09-27 25 Tax specialist gives tips on business expansion ENTREPRENEURS thinking of expanding a business overseas must do their homework thoroughly, otherwise they may find that conditions are not as conducive as they had thought. Not only should they study the business opportunities but they must consider tax regulations, financing and whether211 words
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87 1988-09-27 25 C.K. TANG Ltd has received acceptances and excess share applications for more new shares than the number available through its rights issue. The listed retailer received acceptances for 99.62 per cent of the 8.45 million new rights shares, which are to be issued at87 words
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187 1988-09-27 25 Hotel Grand Central pre-tax gain up 40 LIKE other hotels on the Orchard Road belt. Hotel Grand Central Limited has reported improved interim results. Pre-tax profit at the group, which operates a hotel of the same name at Orchard Road Cavenagh Road, rose 40 per cent to $2.15 million for187 words
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Article4438 1988-09-27 26 M shares quoted have a par value ol $1. unless otherwise specified 'Adjusted tot scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. P/E ratios reflect the last annual consolidated results. Trustee stocks under CPF Approved Investments Scheme. t Margin stocks ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with4,438 words
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Article2132 1988-09-27 26 INDUSTRIALS A|inomoto (240 I 270) Alcorn (87 /885) 87 I 88 5 API (38 38 5) 38 (9) 38 (5) AISBfItS/ 115(24) 116(13) ASM (230 232 (I) 229 (1) 229 (3) 230(10) Antoh (159 160) 160(4) 159(1) 159 (44) Aokam (148 149) 149 (7) 1482,132 words
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Article406 1988-09-27 27 1 I*l {1.000 2 foi best customm only 3 OCBC Finance 4 avalabie it D6S Fnanct 5 QuaMyint thai rain ace oWefed by jubwducy OUT 6 Mn SIO 000 7 ■.(novation loan only Flat ntcrnt add-on UOF 'i ratal aho avaiaMc at UOF aho avaiaMc at DBS Finance406 words
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Article213 1988-09-27 27 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to S5lO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5881— 1 5909 6.41— 622 Canadian dollar 1 6680— 1.6702 6.05—5.95 NZ dollar 1.2525-1 2552 8.19-7.89 Sterling pound 3 3966 3 4003 2.97—2.93 US dollar 2.0400-2 0410 4.93-4.89213 words
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Article117 1988-09-27 27 THE US dollar closed easier against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it closed slightly lower at 2.0400 10 in dull trading. It traded between 2.0400 and 2.0405. It opened initially at 2.0405 15. Against the deutschemark the greenback opened at 1.8815 25 and117 words
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Article164 1988-09-27 27 THE kilobar market traded between 5526.006 and 5525,547 yesterday. In the Far East, the Hongkong market was closed for the mid-autumn festival. Gold opened at U*****.50 395. Light physical buying failed to move it higher as Australians were keen sellers. It closed for the lunch at U*****.50 394. It164 words
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Article40 1988-09-27 27 GOLD US$/oz Mon Fri Singapore 389 00—389 50 399 40—399 90 Mon Sat Hongkong Closed 394 60 395 10 Fri Thurs New York 393 75—394 25 398 50— 399 00 London 398 25-398 75 396 75— 397 2540 words
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Article19 1988-09-27 27 Rubber Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore 212.50 October down halt a cent Malaysia 299 00 October down one cent19 words
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Article18 1988-09-27 27 Tin Closing prices MJ/kilo KL Tin 19 64 down 16 cents Turnover 120 tonnes up 65 tonnes18 words
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Article27 1988-09-27 27 Closing prices Copper tonne Fri Spot 1474 50-1475 50 (1448 00—1450 00) 3 months 1426 00-1427 00 (1402 50-1403 50) Market tone Firmer Sales 20.250 tonnes27 words
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Article28 1988-09-27 27 Closng prices Silver USS. troy or Mon Fn Singapore 6 08—613 6 22-6 27 Fri Men Nev. York 616-6 21 6 23-6 28 Source Credit Suisse Spore28 words
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Article27 1988-09-27 27 Ctainf prices Aluminium tonne Fri Spot 1388 00-1390 00 (1394 00-1395 00) 3 months 1365 00-1370 00 (1360 00-1362 00) Market tone Steady Sales 9.000 tonnes27 words
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Article279 1988-09-27 27 Managers' prices for September 27 Singapore UnH Trust The Commerce 0 96—102 The Savings Fund 0 84—0 90 Spore Prog Fund 0 38— 0 42id S pore Sec Fund 0 64— 0 69 Spore Invest Fund 0 68—0 73 Spore Equity Fund 0 48—0 52 Asia Unit Trust279 words
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Article114 1988-09-27 27 Crude MS tome palm oil September 962 50 (south) October 962 50 (south) 950 (central) Refined palm oil USJ tonnes RBD palm oil October 377 50 (sellers) November 382 50 (sellers) December 385 (sellers) RBD Stearin October 385 (sellers) Mov Dec 385 (sellers) RBD Olein October 382 50114 words
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Article66 1988-09-27 27 _l I I I I I J I I L, I NST Index Monday 1,705.99 (1,718.86) —g Hongkong Hang Seng Monday Closed (2,454.38) g£L Australian AI-Ordinar.es Monday 1,543.70 (1,551.20) Nikkei Stock Average Monday 27,333.75 (27,390.12) Financial Times Industrials Friday 1,446.80 (1,440.70) Dow Jones Average xjljfi: Friday 2,090.68 (2.080.01) (Figures66 words
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Article379 1988-09-27 27 Sept 26 Yen Chan t e Aiinomoto 2810 -40 Ako. 553 -12 Amodo 1190 *10 A»oh. Ch«m 998 +6 Atoh. Gk»j 1900 -20 I Bonk CW Tokyo 1570 +10 Bridg«*ton« 1230 ♦10 I Conon 1 420 1 0 Co«o Computtr 1410 20 Qfiz«n 850 I D Nip Print 2670379 words
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Article344 1988-09-27 27 Hortogen Energy 1 35 unch Herold Hooker 202 +2 I C I 724+4 Ind Equity 144 -I kit Heolth 44S unch Leighton 65 -3 Lend Lease 1140 unch Magellan P«t Auit 260 20 Moyne Nickless 718 +6 Metals Explor N L IBOS unch Mid Eost V..n 30 unch Mim344 words
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906 1988-09-27 27 PRICES closed moderately lower on the Singapore stock market in sluggish trading yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index and the Business Times Composite Index both fell 10.61 points to 1,023.10 and 902.47 respectively. Turnover was 14 million units, worth $22.64 million, compared with Friday's 12.53906 words
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Article, Illustration348 1988-09-27 27 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo Delivery of FCL import containers Ship (Voyaje) Sea Glory (8803) SI Voyager d33f > MS Marco (8839) Lars MS (8810) Jarii Bhum (ION) Mont Blanc M (73 795) Largs Bill 504) Al Shamiah (59A) Bhaita Dwity (009N) Cecihe MS (8815)348 words
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Article143 1988-09-27 27 Crude Product Prices FUEL oil prices weakened yesterday in line with a sharp fall in crude oil prices. Most players were sidelined as they awaited further news of the OPEC price committee meeting in Madrid. A 20.000 mt CSTIBO cargo for prompt delivery was reportedly sold at US$65 mt FOB143 words
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Article60 1988-09-27 27 Eurodollar 3-month deposit 1 100 implied interest rate) Open High Low Sett Eat Vol Dec 88 91.30 91.32 91.29 91.31 2855 Mar» 9132 9134 91.32 91.34 552 June 91.13A 91.13 Sept 90.90A 90.90 Dec 90.71A 90.70 M»r N 90.70 June 90.63 Sept 90.56 Dec 90.47 Mar >1 90.45 June 903860 words
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Article29 1988-09-27 27 US dollar Deutvhemark Open High Low Sett Est Vol DwBB 0.5356 0.5362 0.5345 0.5349 338 Mar 81 0.5389* Jan* 0.5431 Open Int (FX): 7C4. Act \ol (Pri): 95.29 words
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Article27 1988-09-27 27 (British Pound) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 88 1 .6496 Mar 8! 1.6372 lua* ***** Open Int (Fri): 219. Act Vol (Pri): Nil.27 words
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Article30 1988-09-27 27 (Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Doc 88 0.*****6 0.*****2 0.*****0 0.*****1 461 Mar 89 0.*****3 Jiuw *****15 Open Int (Frt): IKI. Art Vol (Frl): US.30 words
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Article40 1988-09-27 27 i \ikkei Stock Ai-erage Index) Open High Low Sett Est Vol Sp»t *****.34 27.439.81 *****.83 *****.75 Deo 88 ***** ***** ***** ***** 2260 Mar 88 *****8 ***** June ***** Open Int (Frl): S3 lB. Art Vol (Fri):40 words
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Article22 1988-09-27 27 <US$ per trov ounce) Open High Law s»«tt Est Vol Sept 88 392.50 Open Int (Fri): NU. Art Vol (Frl): Ml.22 words
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Article99 1988-09-27 27 Monday, September 26 1988 O<> M calK Oct M pytt H«fi Lo- |M M^k Lo. S.-t 51 1 52 3 53 16 54 ISA 14 55 3 NO. 88 Coll! No. 88 (Mtt High Lo- S«tl High Lao S*u 52 20 54 50A 46 99 56 )0A 799 words
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Article157 1988-09-27 27 Oct U colK Cki U putt High Low S««t M.g* to» S«tt 71 1 72 275 2 73 4 4 4 74 96A 92 20 17 17 75 31 31 31 56 76 9 132 77 3 78 1 79 No. M colli No. M (Mil Hig*157 words
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Article67 1988-09-27 27 D« M coll. Dk 88 puti M^t. Lo» S«tt H.o> Lo- Wi 9000 2 9050 BSA 86 6 9100 4SA 46 9125 30A 30 231 23 9150 19* IS 36« 35 9175 10 9250 2 MS 9275 U3 9300 CAI 9325 CAI 1929 193 Me 89 calls Mar67 words
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Article, Illustration437 1988-09-27 27 Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Oep PSB a side 29 09 k»on t P4A aside 27 09 P3E a Side 27 09 Asean Manner J9 a side 27 09 PIA aside 28 09 Inti Samudra J3 aside 27 09 PSA aside 29 09 Karuma Jaya )1437 words
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Article, Illustration361 1988-09-27 28 CHOW CHEE SUN - CHOW CHEE SUN By QWHAT DOES the term "grey market" mean? Is it the same as a black market? Is trading in a grey market illegal? If not, will I get a contract note for a deal in the grey market? A The "grey market" refers to the unofficial361 words
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470 1988-09-27 28 LIM ENG HAI - LIM ENG HAI By INDEPENDENT shareholders of Roxy Electric Industries (M) Bhd have been advised to forgo their rights shares and let Sin-gapore-based United Industrial Corporation have them. They were also advised to vote, at the Oct 4 meeting, in favour of470 words
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222 1988-09-27 28 LAYANG LAYANG (Johor) Kumpulan Guthrie Bhd, Malaysia's largest plantation company, is actively pursuing cocoa cultivation to diversify its crop mix. Regional Controller of Guthrie's 10 Johor estates Ali Haji Ahmad, said 3,232 hectares in the southern region would be under cocoa cultivation within 10 years. He222 words
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300 1988-09-27 28 United Estates' plans await study KUALA LUMPUR United Estates Project Bhd (UEP) has delayed further development of its land banks in Johor and Malacca till completion of a study into the tourist-re-lated development potential of its Malacca site. Chairman Datuk Seri Syed Nahar Shahabuddin said in the latest annual reportNST - 300 words
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Companies Desk
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Article128 1988-09-27 28 KUALA LUMPUR Beverage manufacturer Guinness Malaysia Bhd, riding on a wave of higher consumer spending, recorded a 13.9-per cent increase in pre-tax profit to MJ26.7 million (5520.37 million) for the first half of this year from M523.43 million in the corresponding period a year earlier. This was achievedBernama - 128 words
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Article101 1988-09-27 28 KUALA LUMPUR Feedmill Manufacturer Gold Coin M Bhd recorded a 9-per cent fall in group pre-tax profit to M53.68 million (5J2.80 million) for the half year ended June 30 from MJ4.06 million previously. Group turnover rose by 36 per cent to M5157.14 million from M5115.35 million aBernama - 101 words
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Article96 1988-09-27 28 KUALA LUMPUR Kramat Tin Dredging Bhd has turned to the red with a pre-tax loss of MSMSB94,OOO (*****,211) for the half year ended July 31 against a pre-tax profit of M592,000 in the previous year. The loss was attributed to a shortfall in production coupled with expenditureBernama - 96 words
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Article104 1988-09-27 28 KUALA LUMPUR Kuala Kampar Tin Fields Bhd has reported a 16-per cent fall in its group pre-tax profit for the half vear ended July 31 to M5428,000 (*****,606) against M5508.000 in the previous year. However, at the company level pre-tax profit increased significantly to M5720,000, from M5151,000Bernama - 104 words
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Article108 1988-09-27 28 KUALA LUMPUR Well-diversified Lion Corporation Bhd registered a 15-per cent increase in group pre-tax profit to M55.93 million (554.52 million) for the first half of this year from M55.15 million previously, the company has announced. It said that group turnover rose 18.9 per cent to MJ41.27 million fromBernama - 108 words
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Article83 1988-09-27 28 KUALA LUMPUR Highlands and Lowlands Bhd. a leading plantation-based group, recorded a 137.9-per cent increase in group pre-tax profit to M532.09 million (5524.48 million) for the six months ended June 30 from M513.49 million in the previous year. Group turnover rose by 29.7 per cent to MJ67.9783 words
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Article94 1988-09-27 28 KUALA LUMPUR Property-based YTL Corporation Bhd, which was formerly known as Hongkong Tin Corp (M) Bhd, reported a higher pre-tax profit to M510.22 million (5J7.79 million) for the year ended June 30 from Msl million previously. It said that group turnover also increased to M5135.3 million from M515.2Bernama - 94 words
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268 1988-09-27 29 France lifts last curbs on foreign firms PARIS France has removed the last curbs on foreign companies setting up new businesses, to encourage international investment, the Finance Ministry said. Foreign companies, including those from non-Eu-ropean Community countries, will no longer need permission from the Treasury to start a business, whileReuter - 268 words
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587 1988-09-27 29 IMF, World Bank meetings bring parties together WEST BERLIN New ideas for solving the six-year-old crisis over Third World debt are emerging that go beyond anything tried so far and break some old taboos. But officials of both developing and industrial countries believeReuter - 587 words
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358 1988-09-27 29 Report reveals low rate of suspicious -trading probes WASHINGTON The Securities and Exchange Commission probed less than half the suspect insidertrading cases referred to it in 1985 and 1986, the General Accounting Office (GAO) said. In a report to Congress it said a third of the referrals by two stockNYT - 358 words
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Advertisement129 1988-09-27 29 AN IMPORTANT EVENT IN WORLD BUSINESS THE CHINESE EXPORT COMMODITIES FAIR (CECF) known as Guangzhou Trade Fair sponsored by nearly a Thousand Foreign Trade Corporations from all parts of China dealing in 60,000 kinds of China's Export Commodities held regularly since 1957 in Guangzhou (Canton), China, from APRIL 15— MAY129 words
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Advertisement1512 1988-09-27 29 NOTICES SALE BY RECEIVERS S^ ALL ASSETS belonging to a Company (in receivership) located in Jalan Kelang Lama Kuala Lumpur are available for sale by tender on a "as is where is" basis LAND AND BUILDINGS Two parcels of adjoining leasehold land of approximately 1 7.478.57M 2 (4 319 acres)1,512 words
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Advertisement420 1988-09-27 29 A PRIMARY INDUSTRIES ENTERPRISE (PTE) LTD TENDER NOTICE Proposed New Trailer Washing Bays, Driveway and New LP G. Tank Area on Lots 1 145 1147 Mukim 6 at 518 Jalan Buroh. Jurong, Singapore 2261 Eligibility Restricted only to CIDB registered general building contractors under financial category class 82. Site Showround420 words
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Article, Illustration679 1988-09-27 31 ROGER YUE - ROGER YUE Papers presented by Singapore-Malaysia at ARC By Racing Editor ■SYDNEY Inquiries into the conduct of racing are necessarily of the nature of a criminal trial. This was stated by Tan Sri Datuk Chang Min Tat, a Penang Turf Club committee member, in a679 words
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Article89 1988-09-27 31 PARIS Australian jockey Gary Moore has been ruled out of Sunday's Prix De L'Arc De Triomphe after being suspended for eight days. The suspension took effect from yesterday. Moore, a former Hongkong champion, was disqualified for being underweight after winning the Group Three Prix Du Prince D'Oranse atReuter - 89 words
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Article, Illustration102 1988-09-27 31 Warning turns on brilliant display LONDON Warning, ridden by Pat Eddery (above), produced a devastating performance to win the Group One Queen Elizabeth II Stakes by five lengths at Ascot racecourse on Saturday. The 9-4 joint favourite toyed with the top-class field to land the £154,000 (*****,000) first prize forReuter - 102 words
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Article, Illustration218 1988-09-27 31 At the 400m Pictures by AND At the finish VJm\a\mW% B*y*^Sl mmYmW EEHSi mT^mmW i-y.TH*i WmmlmX^m *W_ \.Ua\zW. ■;T^Jl Restricted terms Div B 1.200m 1. I Wish 2. Captain Atom 3. Miss Black Swan 4. Perestroika Margins. 3. 4. 2 Time 1:13.6 ClassLEE FOO SAN; NGHAI CHEE WAH - 218 words
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266 1988-09-27 31 DANNY KHOO - Thwaites gives Singapore meeting a miss DANNY KHOO By IPOH Malcolm Thwaites, despite losing further ground in the trainers' premiership, has given the Lion City Cup meeting, which begins at Bukit Timah on Saturday, a miss. The Ipoh-based trainer, who failed to saddle a winner from three entries, fell eight266 words
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Article767 1988-09-27 31 WEIGHTS and ratings for this weekend's races at Bukit Timah: SATURDAY Class 1 Div 4 1,400m (Ratings: 143-131) E For Easy n 57 143 Future Buck 56 141 Time For Us 55 139 Mister Shoosh 54.5 138 Pride And Honour II 54 137 Articulate 53.5 136 Dreamer767 words
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Obituary, Illustration465 1988-09-27 32 321 Deaths WONG LUB CHEOK passed away peacefully on 26-9-88 at 2.30am leaving behind beloved: Wivee: Woo Llan Fong (deceased) Ng C'hlo Peng Son*: Daughters-in-law See Keng Sin Ngan Yew See Kong (deceased) See Kwan Ronnie Chang Ylh Kueh See Luen William Teo Poh Geo* Bm San Jimmy465 words
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Obituary, Illustration33 1988-09-27 32 323 Condolences With Deepest Sympathies Condolences to our General Manager Mr. N.B. Lulla on the demise of his beloved Mother MDM. LILAWANTI BHERUMAL LULLA Staff of Lulla Motion (S) Pte Ltd33 words
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Obituary, Illustration451 1988-09-27 32 Ths Family Of Ths Lata MR CHAN KIU wish to exprees their heartfelt thanks to all reletivea, frienda, colleagues and neighbours for their condolences, wreaths, donations, kind attendance and aaaiatance during their recent bereavement. Ths family of tha lata MARTHA TAN SIEW NOI Departed 22nd Sept. 1988 (Wifa451 words
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Obituary, Illustration325 1988-09-27 32 IST ANNIVERSARY In Everloving Memory Of Our Beloved Father NG LENG HUAT Alies AH PEE Deported 27th Sept. 1987 God took him home. It was His will. But In our hearts we love him still; His memory ls as dear today As In the hour he passed325 words
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Article, Illustration192 1988-09-27 32 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI Top strikers set to blast Perak on Sunday By TOP strikers Kannan Kunjuraman and Salim Moin will be on a two-fold mission when Singapore meet Perak in the last preliminary-round match of the Malaysia Cup soccer competition at Ipoh Stadium on Sunday. The192 words
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Article260 1988-09-27 32 kelantan v Perak (Kota Barn, 8.45pm) the role of a schemer and paved the way for midfielder Yahya Madon to score both goals in Singapore's 2-0 triumph. Their determination will help Singapore coach Seak Poh Leong's task of motivating the team easier. Said Poh Leong: "If the players260 words
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Article, Illustration198 1988-09-27 32 IPOH Foo Kok Keong beat top seed Rashid Sidek to claim the Perak Open badminton men's singles title at the Indera Mulia Stadium on Sundav. Kok Keong played with his usual aggression, but with a better array of strokes to overcome Rashid 15-10, 3-15, 15-9 inBernama - 198 words
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231 1988-09-27 32 KUALA LUMPUR Selangor will have to wait a little longer to know if they can get back their three points from their 4-0 win over Perlis on July 21. Perlis had protested to the FA of Malaysia over Selangor's fielding of Dollah Salleh,NST - 231 words
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Article386 1988-09-27 32 MAHMOOO GAZNAVI - MAHMOOO GAZNAVI By SINGAPORE'S top bodybuilders have been told to start training for next year's South-east Asia Games in Kuala Lumpur. This is despite the fact that the sport is not on the list of approved events for the biennial Games. Explaining the decision, Singapore Amateur386 words
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Article102 1988-09-27 32 GYMNASTICS The visiting Danish AAG team will give a demonstration of jazz gymnastics and synchronised vaulting and tumbling at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Friday The Danes will demonstrate general gymnastics a new discipline of the I FIG (the world controlling body). Advance booking of tickets at $1102 words
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454 1988-09-27 32 LONDON England's cricket tour of India is dying a bureaucratic death with authorities in neither country prepared to officially cancel the visit. The Board for Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) met at the weekend in Madras to give what was to454 words
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Article, Illustration543 1988-09-27 33 RESULTS AND STANDINGS Victory gives Frenchman world championship lead ESTORIL Eventual winner Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna were at loggerheads after the Brazilian's dangerous tit-for-tat tactics nearly provoked disaster just a lap into the Portuguese motor racing Grand Prix here on Sunday. The dramaReuter - 543 words
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Article93 1988-09-27 33 33rd of his career and it enabled him to regain the world championship lead with 81 points to Senna's 76. There are three races remaining, the Spanish Grand Prix next Sunday, the Japanese on Oct 30 and the Australian on Nov 13. Said Prost: "I said I lost the title93 words
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Article307 1988-09-27 33 LOS ANGELES Sweden's Mikael Pernfors won the U*****,000 ($846,600) Los Angeles Grand Prix tennis tournament on Sunday by beating top-seeded American Andre Agassi 6-2, 7-5 in the final. It was the fourth-seeded, 30th-ranked Swede's first tournament victory. Pernfors was competing in only his second tournamentAFP; Reuter - 307 words
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Article348 1988-09-27 33 PARIS Defending champions Real Madrid chose the day Spanish soccer managers boycotted their benches to notch up their first victory of the season. The first-half boycott was staged by Spanish-born managers protesting at the ever-increasing number of foreign colleagues being imported to take charge ofAFP - 348 words
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Article153 1988-09-27 33 WW AMSTERDAM chairman Tom Harmsen and his board have resigned in fear of their lives after the Dutch club's disastrous start to the season. The directors quit en masse after Sunday's 3-1 defeat at Roozendaal KC left the three-time European Cup winners lying in 13th spot in theAFP - 153 words
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Article, Illustration508 1988-09-27 33 UMCNTIIfI San Martin de Tucuman 1 NeweQ'a Old Boys 0, Instituto de Cordoba 0 Gimnasia 0 (Gimnasia won 5-4 on penalties*. Feno Carril Oesle 1 Racing Club 1 (Racing Club 4-2 on pen.), Racing de Cordoba 0 Deportivo Armenio 0 i Deportivo 3-2 on pen), San Lorenzo 1Reuter; AFP - 508 words
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Article228 1988-09-27 33 BASEBALL Hiro shima beat Yomiuri 4-3 in a Japanese Central League match on Sunrl I Other results: Yakuli shin 5 Pacific league: Seibu *l Nankai T>. Kintetsu "> Hankyu '>. Nippon Mam 3 Lotte l CYCLING Charly Mottet, of Franca, won the Grand Pt ix des .NationsAFP; Reuter; AP - 228 words
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Article311 1988-09-27 33 STUTTGART Jose-Maria Olazabal, of Spain, had a closing 68 to win the German Masters golf championship after a putting lapse by compatriot Seve Ballesteros on the opening hole of Sunday's final round. Olazabal, 22, shot seven birdies in his four-under-par round to finish with aReuter; AFP - 311 words
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198 1988-09-27 33 Four perfect weeks for three teams NEW YORK The Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams all have perfect records after four weeks of National Football League action. The Bills stayed unbeaten with a 36-28 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday as Robb Riddick scored two quick touchdowns198 words
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Miscellaneous59 1988-09-27 32 BOUTIN! KallaM Open Hasten tournament (Kalian:' Bow lei Drome. 9km HOCkKY Premier league: SOC v Saf.sa i Tanglin. Div 2 semi-finals: SRC B v Dutch CM (SRC. 5.30pm i. NKTBAU. Div 3: Khalsa PCB (Petain Road. 6 40pm) BOCCHI 10th Inlei Statutory Board (James CPF V SSC (Bukit Chermin. 5.15pm)59 words
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Advertisement124 1988-09-27 33 111 Results of Draw No. l U I II 233/88 r V Monday. 2. 19*8 Dukc C[ay p Qt D ishCS»— V Group I Prize 14 $530 384 I 24, 31, 42 SetLunch/Dim,crs.6 00 V^ w (for 2 persons) GrOUD II Prize Add No Seafood Lunch/ Dinner $48.00 (for 4124 words
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Article, Illustration433 1988-09-27 34 Mecir gets chance to avenge Wimbledon defeat MWMW GOLD-MEDAL seekers i^^B Stefan Edberg and Milosbi|2 lav Mecir set up a repeat *m^m of theii Wimbledon semi-fi-nal showdown when they both overcame windy conditions at the Olympic tennis tournament yesterday With the second semi-final an ali-American affair betweenReuter - 433 words
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Article, Illustration613 1988-09-27 34 Video tapes of Johnson are the key to her success FLORENCE GRIFFITH-JOYNER H FLORENCE GRIFFTTH-JOYNER once said she asked God to show her how to become the fastest woman on earth. Im k The temporal guidance has come from ii|| Ben Johnson. Florence attributed her -*"gjj metamorphosis thisReuter - 613 words
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Article3654 1988-09-27 35 WEM 10 ■Si IM ATHLETICS Men's Him hurdles s-tlnals (top 4 In eaeh to final) Heat one: I ladimii Chi chkine S o v i 13 46sc. 2 Anthnnv Cambell (USA) 13.47 3 Colin Jackson (GBR) 13.55 4 Jona than Ridgeon (GBR) 13.68 i 9* phane Caristan (Fra) 133,654 words
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Article78 1988-09-27 35 ATHLETICS Roger Kingdom (USA) 110m hurdles (12.98 OR); Carl I^wis (USA) Long jump (8.72m); Sergei Litvinov (Sov) Hammer (84.80m OR); Paul Ereng (Ken) 800m (1:43.45); Brahim Boutaib (Mot) 10,000m (27:21.46 OR); Olga Bryzgina (Sov) women's 400m (48.65 OR); Sigrun Wodars (GDR) women's 800m (1.56.10);78 words
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Article330 1988-09-27 35 Ang Angola; Afg Afghanistan; Alg Algeria. Arg Argentina Am Aruha; Aus Australia. An' Austria. \nt Antigua; Bai Barbados. 80l Bolivia; Bot Botswana; Bah Bahamas. Ban Bangladesh, Bel Belgium; Ben Benin, Ber Bermuda. BKF Burkina Faso. 81/ Belize, Bra Brazil, Bul Bulgaria; Bui Burma; BVI British Virgin Lslands; Cam Cameroon,330 words
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Article, Illustration683 1988-09-27 36 Who is the crown prince or princess of the Olympic pool? Many arguments have been put forth. Mostly, it is a toss-up between American Matt Biondi and East German Kristin Otto. Godfrey Robert, The Straits Times Sports Editor, plumps for Biondi. FOR the statistician, East German Kristin Otto's683 words
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Article92 1988-09-27 37 QA AMERICA'S show jumpers began the defence of their Olympic titles with a flourish yesterday with three riders scoring fast clear rounds in the opening contest. Joe Fargis, individual gold medal winner in Los Angeles, rode a faultless round on Mill Pearl over the 14-92 words
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Article101 1988-09-27 37 nBTHE UNITED STATES men's basketball team advanced unbeaten to the semi-final round yesterday with an easy 94-57 victory over Puerto Rico, while Australia upset Spain 77-74 to be one game away from the final. The Americans, led by Danny Manning with 18 first-half points, played a101 words
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Article95 1988-09-27 37 f-W MONIQIE KNOL of Holland led a mass sprint across the IS -^B finishing line to snatch the cycling gold in the women's Olympic mAUiI '"dividual road race yesterday. A photograph was needed to separate the bunch of about 45 riders who crossed the line virtually95 words
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Article91 1988-09-27 37 WWWM BSOI TH KOREA celebrated their second Olympic gold medal in m. as many days, and their third in all, when Lee Kyung Keun won the WZ^m featherweight (65kg) judo title yesterday. In a fitting climax to the ammmmM chinsok national holiday to mark the91 words
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Article89 1988-09-27 37 HB PAVEL KOIZNETSOV set three Olympic records and gave the Soviet Union their fourth weightlifting gold medal yesterday. He virtually clinched the 100kg category title with his first clean and jerk, leaving Andor Szanyi, of Hungary, the silver and Romania's Nicu Vlad the bronze. The Russian's89 words
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Article85 1988-09-27 37 BB BRAZIL, Argentina, the Soviet Union and defending champions United States moved into the medal round of the Olympic men's volleyball tournament yesterday. In Friday's semi-finals, the US will play Brazil, the second-place team from the other six-team preliminary group bracket. The Soviets, winners85 words
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Article96 1988-09-27 37 A FRENCH yachtsmen Jean-Yves Le Deroff and N,~olas Henard sailed to the Olympic gold medal in the Tornado catamaran class l^--*-" yesterday. Le Deroff and Henard finished fifth in the sixth Tornado race, giving them an unbeatable overall lead in the seven-race series at Pusan.96 words
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Article344 1988-09-27 37 H HOCKEY giants Pakistan and India were forced aside in the battle for semi-final places in the Olym- pic men's tournament yesterday |yj|h the first time no Asian side have ""■^.^J reached the last four since India entered the competition in 1928. Holders Pakistan and344 words
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Article, Illustration361 1988-09-27 37 SOCCER SEMI-FINALS PREVIEW a THREE new talents on the international scene and a veteran with an insatiable thirst for goals hold the key to mm^ gold-medal ambitions in the Olympic IUJII soccer tournament. West Germany's Juergen Klinsmann, Brazil's Romario and the Soviet Union's AlexeiReuter - 361 words
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Article499 1988-09-27 37 Mr Fred Yeo, 51, insurance agent: "There is too much studio talk. SBC need not show the medal tally so often. We want a continuous flow of coverage. In swimming, as soon as the event is completed, SBC brings us back to the studio.499 words
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Article163 1988-09-27 37 erage. There is a poor sense of priority. SBC is relying too much on New Zealand TV, which emphasises some sports events which are relevant to them but not to us. Where is SBC's 14-hour coverage? There are long-winded comments by presenters and too many replays." Mr Michael Walte, 41,163 words
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Article109 1988-09-27 38 "PLEASE Lord, give us a glory-hunting, egotistical, self-centred prima donna because, Lord, we need such a hero just now. Amen.", reads the prayer in the guidebook to these Games from the Cook Islands. And the answer to their prayer may be Richard Pittman, boxer, potential marathon109 words
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Article76 1988-09-27 38 SOUTH KOREAN judo gold medallist Kim Jae Yup will get a U5516,600 ($32,000) a year for life The 23-year-old, who won the silver medal at the Los Angeles Games, was rewarded by his country's National Sports Promotion Foundation for winning the hosts' second gold medal. The76 words
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Article87 1988-09-27 38 FEARS of growing anti-American feelings here have prompted US television network NBC to warn their staff not to wear the company's distinctive "peacock" logo in public. NBC, who paid more than US$3OO million for the exclusive broadcast rights for the Games, have been bitterly criticised for their87 words
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Article330 1988-09-27 38 What's scheduled for the 11th day of the Olympics today (all Singapore times). Fourteen golds will be at stake today (cycling 1, equestrian 1, fencing 1, judo 1, diving 1, weightlifting 1, yachting 8). ARCHERY: Preliminary round: 8.39 am Women's 70 metres and men's 90m 12.39 pm Women's 60m330 words
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Article135 1988-09-27 38 6.45 am (all on Channel 12): Opening announcements and programme highlights followed by Seoul Update 7.M am: Athletics (highlight! S.M am: close. 9.5(1 am: Opening announcements and programme highlights followed by Seoul Update. *II.H am: Olympic (highlights): Cycling Mens road race. HIM am: Olympics '88 (highlights): Canoeing (all135 words
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Article, Illustration588 1988-09-27 38 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD Carl gets long jump gold but loses his cool with officials By ■WITH Ben Johnson just a blur in the memory, Carl Lewis proved yesterday that he can take defeat in his stride. The American created his own little bit of history by becoming the firstReuter; AFP - 588 words
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Article, Illustration393 1988-09-27 38 Still Roger's kingdom picture. His reign as hurdles king continues _i ■AMERICAN Roger Kingdom, looking like a scuba diver without a mask in his rubberised bodysuit, improved on his own 110 metres hurdles Olympic record to 12.985ec yesterday. With that, Kingdom finally lost his his "lucky winner" tag. The 26Reuter; AFP - 393 words
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Article, Illustration227 1988-09-27 38 Vaulters join hands to force shutdown AMERICAN, Soviet and Polish athletes formed an unlikely alliance yesterday to force a shutdown of the preliminary pole vault competition at the Olympic Games. "A few of us got a little pole vaulters' union started and said there's no reason to jump anymore. Let's227 words
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Article, Illustration232 1988-09-27 38 Pullout threat by Indian relay women THREE of India's six-strong all-women track team threatened an Olympic mutiny yesterday in a row over who runs in the 4x400-metre relay. The trio said they would to pull out of the Games unless their country's relay team were changed. India's track and fieldReuter - 232 words
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Advertisement373 1988-09-27 34 100 years of progress V «r 1 A 15-minute make-up in 100m in one year fflH job before a race "I never thought I'd see women "It takes me 10 to 15 run times like this in my I minutes to make up before a lifetime. Women sprinters have race.373 words
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Article81 1988-09-27 39 TWO PAIRS of twins in the US wrestling team face a quandary which of them should binge while the other goes on diet. Bill and Jim Scherr and Dennis and Duane Koslowski must decide this because the rules allow each country only one entry per category.81 words
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Article63 1988-09-27 39 MORE TROUBLE is in store for Troy Dalbey and Doug Gjertsen, the two American swimmers accused of theft from a Seoul nightclub. Police want to question both men and their coach, Ernest Grynde, today. US Olympic officials had earlier said that South Korean officials had agreed63 words
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Article62 1988-09-27 39 FORMER Olympic champion Dawn Fraser had a role in Australia's surprise 60-48 victory over the Soviet Union in the women's basketball competition. Coach Robert Cadee had invited Dawn, who won three successive gold medals in the 100 metres freestyle starting at Melbourne in 1956, to give62 words
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Article71 1988-09-27 39 ANATOLI KOLESOV, head of the Soviet Olympic sports programme, fell and cut his head as he was entering the Olympic Stadium yesterday. Kolesov, who won a wrestling gold medal at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, was treated by a Soviet doctor before being taken to the Athletes71 words
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Article61 1988-09-27 39 THE LONGEST journey for athletes competing in the Olympic Stadium is the one from the dressing room to the starting line. And they are fed-up. The long wait is due to the stringent security measures adopted by the hosts which include multiple identity checks, examination61 words
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Article, Illustration84 1988-09-27 39 KENYA'S Paul Ereng (left), upset the form book yesterday when the won the 800 metres title beating both the reigning Olympic champion Joaquim Cruz of Brazil and the Moroccan marvel and odds-on favourite Said Aouita. Ereng came from behind to snatch victory from Cruz in the84 words
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Article459 1988-09-27 39 i 9r^?y I A SUDANESE boxer lost his bout even before the first punch was thrown in the ring. His coach, Abdel Atis Abbas, threw in the towel three seconds after the bell sounded as a sign of protest against "ridiculous" decisions in favour459 words
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267 1988-09-27 39 ALAN HUBBARD - JAVELIN throwers Petra Felke and Fatima Whitbread did their bit for glasnost when, just before the gold medal was presented to the East German, they hid in the ladies' 100 and smoked a cigarette like giggling schoolgirls. Britain's Fatima explained: "Petra and267 words
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Article, Illustration86 1988-09-27 39 Oops and ouch! fl THAT extra kilo proved too much for Czech weightlifter Juraj Dudas who escaped serious injury when a bar carrying 172.5kg fell on him after he failed to lift the weight in the 100kg category yesterday. The 24 year-old sports instructor from Trencin lay prone on the86 words
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Article, Illustration605 1988-09-27 39 ALAN HUBBARD a DATELINE :SECUL ®J ■THE emergence of the Dark Continent as an ominously-significant force during the World Athletics Championships in Rome a year ago is being repeated with a vengeance in the Olympic Games. Amid such contrasts in climate that both the SummerReuter - 605 words
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Article, Illustration387 1988-09-27 40 COLOMBO At least three unidentified gunmen assassinated a Sri Lankan Cabinet minister, Mr Lionel Jayatilake, yesterday while he was on his way to attend a Buddhist ceremony, police said. Mr Jayatilake, 64, was shot in the face and died instantly, aAFP; Shin Min Daily News - 387 words
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Article, Illustration378 1988-09-27 40 RAV DHALIWAL - RAV DHALIWAL By TENDERS for the muchneeded pedestrian underpass across Orchard Road from Tangs have been called off but the project will go ahead, with some changes. A gazette notice on Friday simply said tenders called on July 22 for building the underpass378 words
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109 1988-09-27 40 subject of dispute between the PWD and Tang Choon Keng Realty, the developer of Tangs complex. Then in July, the PWD called for tenders. Under the PWD's revised plan, the underpass will still link the MRT station to the Tangs complex before connecting109 words
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268 1988-09-27 40 BRENDAN PEREIRA - BRENDAN PEREIRA By A NOODLE seller and his wife were scalded by boiling soup following a quarrel with another hawker. Boiling "won ton" soup was reportedly thrown at them after the noodle seller quarrelled with a woman hawker over the268 words
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Article24 1988-09-27 40 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 1.07 points to 2,091.75 in the first houi"of trading yesterday. I APAP - 24 words
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137 1988-09-27 40 BEIJING Companies in Guangzhou and Hongkong have formed a joint-ven-ture to market graves for overseas Chinese who wish to be buried in China. The official Xinhua news agency said yesterday the joint-venture is offering 2,000 "tombs" on a hillside 20 km from Guangzhou,AP - 137 words
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388 1988-09-27 40 Opposition decides to take part in elections RANGOON The Burma Socialist Programme Party (BSPP) which ruled Burma for 26 years of increasing poverty and political repression changed its name yesterday in preparation for general elections promised by the junta that388 words
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294 1988-09-27 40 Peter Hazelhurst - Peter Hazelhurst By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Hundreds of thousands of Japanese thronged the environs of the Imperial Palace yesterday as doctors, fighting for the life of the world's longest-reigning monarch, pumped more blood into the frail form of Emperor Hirohito. Japan's294 words
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Article, Illustration449 1988-09-27 40 Reagan's farewell address to the UN UNITED NATIONS President Ronald Reagan, in a farewell address to the United Nations, said yesterday it is "more than a possibility" that a treaty curbing intercontinental ballistic missiles can be signed with the Soviet Union within theAP; Reuter - 449 words
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Miscellaneous234 1988-09-27 40 Weather Showers over in many areas in the late morning and early afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 min SUNSET today: 6.58 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.52 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 827 C Fine Los Angeles 17 23 C Cloudy Amsterdam 10 17 C Goudy Madrid234 words
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Advertisement563 1988-09-27 1 White blousons and wispy ties and scarves mark the pick of ideal schoolgirls' uniforms designed by Teens readers. GIRLS IN GEAR FOR SCHOOL K An ''i%&3fti »T-"^*f?l--Bl mk \W functional black xX\N\\rT|MrAQOx^^ white, powder ll l\i \m Al J f^*m\mm\\ Z^ 4 H^Sv^H^^^H m\W f 1 /A fl I W^»563 words
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Article26 1988-09-27 2 GOOD storyline and characterisation are what I look for in a show, because I feel that the acting cannot be realistic26 words
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Article, Illustration601 1988-09-27 2 The best form of escape ONE of my favourite things movies. I think that our existence would be dreary without them. My friends and I patronise cinemas at least twice a month, although when many good movies are on, we try to go as often601 words
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Article184 1988-09-27 2 I AM a boy, yet I shed tears. I am afraid this openness of emotion is inexplicable. I admire another boy who is, way beyond explanation, better than me. His name is Christian Bales the little boy who played Jim in Empire Of The184 words
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452 1988-09-27 2 AN ADULT comedy which features failed relationships, materialistic people and sexual fantasies can't really be enjoyed by teenagers, you think? Well, you're not far wrong. Three teenagers, ages ranging from 13 to 18, pronounced the movie, Surrender, "barely watchable". So what went wrong?452 words
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Article309 1988-09-27 2 I LIKE good English shows that are meaningful, though interesting Chinese shows, like Shao Lin Xiao Zi (Shaolin Kids) shown last vear, are welcome. I also have a taste for adventure shows such as^^ 007, Crocodile Dundee, The Temple Of Doom and the long-ago Clash Of The Titans. Some309 words
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158 1988-09-27 2 IRENE PATES - ARE yon a latchkey child (or did you grow ap one)? If so, how do did you cope? Where do you keep the house key? Who do you call if you need help? Can you phone your parents at work, or consult158 words
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612 1988-09-27 2 By JANE COUSIN MILLS MY FRIENDS laughed when I said I'd been invited to be a radio station agony aunt, especially the ones to whom I've poured out my own problems for years. But it wasn't funny. It was sad. Few of the callers612 words
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Advertisement358 1988-09-27 2 LEARN ENGLISH FROM THE EXPERTS Write and Speak Better English with Specialist Training The ability to speak and write English fluently is such a valuable npress your boss your colleagues and your •op you get promotions or a better job and it can completely change your whole social life Yet358 words
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Article, Illustration920 1988-09-27 3 MeiLJLo lode DID you know that one pencil can be used to write about 45,000 words? I read that in a magazine. Flipping through magazines when you browse in bookstores can be fun. You discover interesting bits of information that you may not get in920 words
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Advertisement579 1988-09-27 3 P LIFE WITHOUT SCANDALS WOULD BE INFINITELY BORING. Kartal Folk Dance Group is one of the most renowned l\^i f I*^l *Ammm^m^mmwmwma m W WW^W *"fl ~mr~~~— "~~W~*~^— folk dance groups in Turkey. Let them entertain you with W ,^^^^^^^^^^g|^^^j^J their numerous forms of folk dances and arrays of colour-579 words
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Article, Illustration1074 1988-09-27 4 TAN BAN HUAT reports on a Chinese radio programme which uses oral history records to illustrate interesting facets of Singapore's past. w FRAGMENTS of Singapore's past come alive every Monday when People And Places goes on the air. You get to know something about how rubber1,074 words
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Article309 1988-09-27 4 R&ftß*fflßfttt ■mM.%fc c*ttßi*> m fi i:^!HH w»oJ*'h^Wß teww h <•*&> Bf E fcHf RBAB t fM f- M K T-lWl>u. t-/i a*Briopitjgs*tt frffrtt nil n 34>£££j 7n*jfß&ttX£*i i,f m m m touts B£ fm v CA**" \\%ii.i\\mm st*i*a^^ l:ift &«»tt« >c 'i ttl f? ft fr r«i ij^ift ttt bb309 words
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504 1988-09-27 4 LEE SAN CHOUY - LEE SAN CHOUY DRAMA Victoria Theatre, last Friday YOU may have read that Wang Zhaojun, 78-year-old playwright Cao Yu's latest work to date, is unworthy of the grand old master who helped shape the modern Chinese stage with classics such as Thunderstorm,504 words
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Article, Illustration606 1988-09-27 4 HONGKONG television and film stars are planning to boost solidarity in the industry with the creation of an association to help actors find work, maintain standards, and encourage interest in the acting profession. Initial recruits to the Artiste Training Alumni Association will be from606 words
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Article, Illustration831 1988-09-27 5 JEBAN SULAIMAN pays tribute to Malay songwriters and lyricists. VERY often when a song becomes a hit, it is the singer who lives in the memory of the listener. Yet just as music, rhythm and lyrics are closely linked, so are the composer,831 words
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545 1988-09-27 5 MUZIK, irama dan senikata saling bersandaran. Senikata perlu indah dan menarik, sementara irama muziknya harus segar dan dapat menghambat hati pendengar. Begitulah juga halnya dengan penyanyi, penggubah dan penulis senikata. Mereka sentiasa saling memerlukan demi kejayaan sesebuah lagu, khususnya lagu-lagu pop Melayu. Selama545 words
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Article120 1988-09-27 5 Bahagian 3 Word Quiz BU Part 3 INSTRUCTIONS: In the space below there are groups of letters arranged horizontally and vertically. Write down eight words only on the lines provided by using the letters given. The words you give must have the meaning of: SEJENIS DULANG120 words
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Advertisement160 1988-09-27 24 The New Paper-Lotto Oty mpic Contest jjjENJjY WM _^r 'wl .^..^^.lBrN.^.'^^.^.V.^.H _^_^_^^_B Everyday this week, there will be two Olympic Sports symbols for you to identify. All you have to do is to fill in the correct name associated with the symbols and you stand to win attractive Lotto and160 words
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Miscellaneous177 1988-09-27 24 SUN TAN By Collatte >V fr\ridn*\ct\ M V^STTOr^ m^ Aq y OU WoW THr\f\T ST Y-^n JJ y\ Do^ Wi^iMs^j J9z£l A^£ thf LAiieirr A ST' (W Ev^roK£>d THE BOH N LOSER n r Art Smsoa, WS t^ tpolw.^ Y"^" /ioZ^iA /\wwat Ni U^i\^^ fop STAPra^, *iou piWsiT^f^ aAPYs?a3utc^y Picvr177 words
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Article, Illustration1165 1988-09-27 25 Some have described TheatreWorks, the three-year-old professional drama company, as decaying. JUDITH HOLMBERG finds out how the group's new artistic director intends to breathe new life into it. ON STAGE, there were chachas and chi ehi cabaret girls to dazzle. But the glitz1,165 words
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Article80 1988-09-27 25 THREE television stars, Betty White (The Golden Girls), Phyiicla Rashad (The Cosby Show) and Harry Anderson (Night Court) will be the principal stars of The Magical World Of Disney TV special on Oct 9. The NBC programme will also feature Richard Mulligan, Kate Jackson, Judd Hirsch andUPI - 80 words
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Article278 1988-09-27 25 POPULAR South Indian film star, Revathy, will deliver a different sort of performance at the World Trade Centre Auditorium on Thursday at 8 pm. Revathy, 24, whose real name is Asha Menon, will be displaying her skill in the highly expressive and exacting barathanatyam dance278 words
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Article205 1988-09-27 25 CATS are the pet subjects of two young women who have overcome severe muscular disability to find achievement and self-expression in Chinese brush painting. Both have cerebral palsy. Chang Yee Chiew, 22, who is deaf and spastic, likes cats "because they are cleaner than dogs205 words
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Miscellaneous776 1988-09-27 25 --What's Iw— FRENCH FILM jewellery (rings, ear orna- INGS FROM PARIS. Delia THE ZOO THE NATIONAL MUSEUM the viewer back to the birth of LE VIEIL HOMME ET L'EN- ments, necklaces, bangles, an- Butcher Gallery. 39A, Cup- a^imai <snnw« nrana GUIDPn TOURS CuidPd the universe and the galaxies. FANT. An776 words
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Article, Illustration332 1988-09-27 26 CAROL LEONG - CAROL LEONG Tuesday Premiere Johnnie Mae Gibson (Ch 5, 11.35 pm): This 1986 movie is based on the true life story of the first black woman (played by Lynn Whitfield) selected to go undercover for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. She tries to excel332 words
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Miscellaneous991 1988-09-27 26 ESQ I I Olympics on 12 2.55 PM Opening and Programme Highlights, followed g 6 45 Update by Kid's Corner (Children's programme): IllS II 7.00 Athletics (r) This programme features Tube Mice; One, Two, wES&Wr 9.00 Close Three Mathematics, The Elephant Show; Mr Men g'so Update 4.25 Bianca VideMMa^rm/ep.sode sof991 words
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