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Title Section14 1988-11-04 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FBroAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1188 50 CENTS MCI (P) 92/12/8714 words
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Article, Illustration702 1988-11-04 1 India rushing troops to crush attack at requeue of govt, say reports COLOMBO Gunmen launched a coup attempt in the Maldives early yesterday. Up to 400 Tamil-speaking mercenaries landed by boats in the Indian Ocean island republic, itormed the presidential palace and tried to seizeReuter; AFP; AP; UPI - 702 words
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101 1988-11-04 1 SINGAPORE Airlines will decide today If tonight's 10.30 pm flight to the Maldives will go ahead as scheduled. SIA sources said the International airport in Male, the Maldives' capital, is reportedly closed and residents have been told to stay behind doors.101 words
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Article35 1988-11-04 1 ISLAMABAD A Pakistani tighter shot down an Afghan Sukhol 22 ground-attack fighter over Pakistan yesterday, official sources said here. The Afghan pilot ejected and was taken prisoner by Pakistani security forces. AFPAFP - 35 words
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Article30 1988-11-04 1 COLOMBO Shops and offices closed and transport was crippled across Sri Lanka yesterday in a strike by Marxist rebels protesting against the killing of three students. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article22 1988-11-04 1 WELLINGTON France has carried out its 100th underground nuclear test In the South Pacific, New Zealand government scientists said. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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129 1988-11-04 1 THE Feedback Unit is inviting members of the public to give views and comments on the principles and core values that should be part of the national ideology. Those with views may write to or call: The Feedback Unit, c/o Ministry of Community129 words
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Article, Illustration449 1988-11-04 1 SHARON LIM - SHARON LIM By HE looked like an ordinary sailor, casually carrying a few innocuous-looking bright-red plastic bags as he disembarked at Clifford Pier yesterday. But alert Singapore Customs officers found his behaviour suspicious as he and five other Thai449 words
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437 1988-11-04 1 MICHAEL LIM - Diesel tax for taxis likely to go up soon MICHAEL LIM By I THE diesel tax (or taxis is expected to go up In the near future. This is likely to be carried out In two phases, and will see the tax gradually raised from the present yearly rate of437 words
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564 1988-11-04 1 Up to one month more would be a fair reward, says Boon Heng uivLL. servants ana statutory board employees, who are expecting bigger bonuses this year because of the economy's good performance, will know by the middle of this month how much564 words
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Article29 1988-11-04 1 MOSCOW Mr Viktor Karpov, the bead of the Foreign Ministry's Arms Control Department, has been appointed Deputy Foreign Minuter, ministry spokesman Gennady Geraslmov announced here on Wednesday. AFPAFP - 29 words
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Article388 1988-11-04 2 Young riders 'safer' STUDIES by the Traffic Police have shown that the young are better and safer motorcyclists. In the first 10 months of the year, 58 motorcyclists have died in fatal accidents, of which 40 of them or 69 per cent were 26 years and above. Only 18388 words
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Article162 1988-11-04 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE recent "outbreak" of peice In Afghanistan, Angola-South Weft Africa and In the Golf was largely engineered by the two soC powers for their own Interests. However, talk of peace has swayed those countries which were still at war to Juno on the peacewagon. Except162 words
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Article338 1988-11-04 2 Reforms to continue CHINESE economic and political reforms will last (or dozens or even hundreds of years despite the slowdown of the Chinese economy for the next two years, communist party chief Zhao Ziyang was quoted as saying by Xinhua news agency. Mr Zhao told a meeting338 words
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Article216 1988-11-04 2 Leading teams lose THE two leading teams in the English First Division, Norwich and Millwall, both lost their thirdround Littlewoods Cup ties on Wednesday. Norwich were brought down from their lofty perch when they were beaten by Second Division Leicester City 2-0. Millwall were given the boot by Aston216 words
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175 1988-11-04 2 the Causeway Cambodia vote SIXTY-FOUR countries have co-sponsored a draft resolution at the 43rd session of the United Nations General Assembly calling for an internationally-su-pervised Vietnamese military withdrawal from Cambodia. The draft resolution, introduced on Wednesday by Brunei, acting as chairman of the Asean group at the UN,175 words
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Article74 1988-11-04 2 NTUC-PAP LINK NOT UNIQUE THE National Trades Union Congress cannot be above party politics, writes Mr Lawrence Sia, deputy secretary-general of the NTUC, in response to the suggestion by a reader recently. Among other things, Mr Sia explains the NTUC/ls not unique in Its close relationship with the People's74 words
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Article485 1988-11-04 2 Buyers' Guide Product Mmikm Stttw/ftit Akfttes MAS I 24 ApartoMfH TaUfc 4 aßecnafewat HfMtry of DaJsnce I —22 Atlas Hi Fi 1-44 AIM 1-2 MHE CoMMMr/Hi (i 1-1 PartafM Au*o I 29 B«* OCBC 1-1 Standard Chartarad I 33 Batteriei MnaN/SdmNdt Scientific I 6 fft* Lnala I 15 Books Pmi485 words
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Article184 1988-11-04 2 CITYDEV BUYS OFFICE BLOCK IN RAFFLES PLACE CITY Developments Ltd has bought an office block that could enable it to enlarge its already massive Republic Plaza office project in Raffles Place. The listed property group struck a deal about a month ago to buy CYs Building for about $16184 words
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Article377 1988-11-04 2 No child's play THREE Children, Theatreworks' latest production, goes on stage at the Drama Centre tor nine days from Nov 11. The cast of three talks to L. E. PREMA about the arduous rehearsals they were put through by Malaysian director Krishen Jit who introduced opera, taiji and377 words
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Article, Illustration470 1988-11-04 3 Economic incentives needed, she says WARSAW Britain's Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher had intensive talks yesterday with Poland's communist leaders after telling them that Marxist-style centrallyplanned economies must (all She also turned a deaf eat* to Poland's debt problems and said its communist economy wasReuter; AFP - 470 words
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273 1988-11-04 3 Taiwan to allow limited visits by mainland Chinese TAIPEI One year after It relaxed a ban on travel to China, Taiwan's Cabinet yesterday revised its top security law to allow a •mall trickle of mainlanden to visit the Island. A government news release said malnlanders would be allowed to travelReuter - 273 words
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218 1988-11-04 3 ALGIERS President Chadll Bendjedld sought a Virtual confidence vote from Algerians In a referendum yesterday over political changes proposed after riots flared against government austerity measures last month. Officially, the vote was over changes to the constitution to make the Prime Minister answerable toReuter; AP - 218 words
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237 1988-11-04 3 Hearing on of Chun's 'misuse' of foundation SEOUL The South Korean National Assembly began public hearings o( former president Chun Doo Hwan's involvement in the allegedly corrupt running of a research foundation bearing his pen name. The hearings, the first In the country's history to examine criminal charges against aReuter; AP; UPI; AFP - 237 words
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362 1988-11-04 3 SYDNEY Dr William Mcßride, an Australian doctor who achieved fame for pinpointing Thalldomide as the drug responsible for thousands I of abnormal births, has been found guilty of scl- entific fraud. An Inquiry on Wednes- day found the gynaecologist had falsified scientific resultsAFP; UPI - 362 words
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Article, Illustration440 1988-11-04 3 JERUSALEM Leaders of the National Religious Party (NRP) yesterday ruled out a possible coalition with the left-leaning Labour Party and laid they preferred Joining a government headed by the right-wing Likud bloc. The move by the NRP, which won (We seats in Tuesday'sAP; Reuter - 440 words
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342 1988-11-04 4 This is despite slowdown in China's economy BEIJING Chinese economic and political reforms will last for dozens or even hundreds of years despite the slowdown of the Chinese economy for the next two years, communist party chief Zhao Ziyang was quoted asAFP - 342 words
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198 1988-11-04 4 BEIJING China has opened a crisis meeting to decide how much to pay farmers for grain after four consecutive years of disappointing harvests. "Grain is not an ordinary economic issue but a matter of economic strategy and a political Issue," Vice-Premier Tian Jiyun TianReuter - 198 words
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Article234 1988-11-04 4 RANGOON Burma's military government on Wednesday formed a committee to register importers and exporters following moves to free the private sector, state radio reported. The radio said the 11-member committee was to "scrutinise and register importers, exporters and commissioned agents and to issue import andAFP - 234 words
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275 1988-11-04 4 Iran, Iraq split over when to exchange POWs GENEVA Iran and Iraq have split openly over a second major issue at Gulf peace talks when 100,000 prisoners of war (POWs) can go home. The (ace-to-face talks, which resumed in Geneva on Tuesday after a month's break, had already stalled onReuter; UPI - 275 words
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247 1988-11-04 4 LONDON Britons are increasingly favouring stricter morals and condemning homosexuality in what reseachers called a reaction to the spread of Aids, an independent research group said yesterday. The findings were part of a 1987 poll of 2,847 Brit- ons by the IndependentAP - 247 words
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315 1988-11-04 4 BOSTON Dieting and exercise appear to be equally effective in helping men reduce their riik of a heart attack by toting weight and improving their blood cholesterol levels, researcher* said. The Stanford University School of Medicine researchers compared 47 slightly overweight men,UPI - 315 words
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Coup attempt in Maldives
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453 1988-11-04 4 MALE (Maldives) Maldivian President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, whose government apparently thwarted a coup attempt yesterday, has ruled the scattered archipelago for 10 years along strict Islamic lines. Bespectacled and soft-spoken, Mr Gayoom was first elected president of the chain of 1,196 palm-fringed coralReuter - 453 words
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Article, Illustration315 1988-11-04 4 FOLLOWING are key facts about the Maldives: POPULATION: 181,453 (1965 census) of Sinhalese, Dravldian and Arab descent. All Sunni Muslims. The population growth rate Is 3.3 per cent a year and the government discourages family planning. The language Is Divehi, related to Sinhalese, the mainReuter - 315 words
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378 1988-11-04 5 The US presidential campaign WASHINGTON Few changes are forecast In US policy towards Asia following the Nov 8 presidential election regardless of who enters the White House. Vice- President George Bush, the Republican candidate, would essentially continue the Asian agenda ofAFP - 378 words
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348 1988-11-04 5 WASHINGTON Mr George Bush preached the dangers of over-confidence to nil followers In the vote-rich Midwest on Wednesday but his Republican Party chairman predicted an overwhelming triumph. Democratic rival Michael Dukakis, working the same region, asserted that public opinion was swinging hitReuter - 348 words
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Article, Illustration284 1988-11-04 5 BOSTON The popularity of sushi has apparently triggered an upsurge in a once-rare parasitic disease in which victims who eat the trendy food sometimes cough up a live worm, researchers said. Doctors from the University of California and Food andUPI - 284 words
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160 1988-11-04 5 NOTTINGHAM Half a ctntury after they ended a teenage courtship and vfcnt their separate ways, love blossomed again for Ffred Hallam and Mavis Gre^n. Mr Hallam. 71, married his childhood sweetheart 52 years after losing touch with her at the age of 18.AP - 160 words
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329 1988-11-04 5 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO South-east Asian businessmen are convinced that Japan will replace the United States as the most important market for Asian exports in future, according to a survey by the Japanese Association of Corporate Executives (Keizai Doyukai). At the329 words
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162 1988-11-04 6 US, Canada to ground hijacked aircraft WASHINGTON The United States and Canada plan to bar hijacked planes that land In their territory from taking oft, the two countries said In a Joint statement on Wednesday. The declaration, released by the State Department, also said they would "take all appropriate measures"Reuter - 162 words
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475 1988-11-04 6 Gorbachev's economic reforms cause prices of many basic items to rise MOSCOW After decades of Insisting that rising prices were primarily an affliction of capitalism, Soviet officials have begun worrying openly that inflation is also a curse of pereetrotka. Despite an elaborate pricesettingNYT - 475 words
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264 1988-11-04 6 MOSCOW The Soviet Union should reduce its armed forces in order to shift manpower into the civilian economy and change foreign perceptions of Moscow as a military threat, a Soviet army officer said on Wednesday. Lieutenant-Colonel AlexanderReuter - 264 words
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Article, Illustration75 1988-11-04 6 MISS Singapore, Teo Ser Lee, (left) with two other contestants for the Miss World title, poses for photographers during a break In the preliminary competition In Marbella, Spain. The other two girls with 23-year-old Miss Teo, who Is an auditor and part-time actress, are Miss Hongkong,Reuter - 75 words
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277 1988-11-04 6 UNITED NATIONS Executions of Jailed dissidents In Iran increased In the three months through September, Justifying international concern, according to a UN report released on Wednesday. The period coincided with events that led to the ceasefire between Iran and Iraq and subsequentReuter; AP - 277 words
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605 1988-11-04 7 TOKYO These are sombre days In Tokyo, and that is bad news for Japan's stand-up comics. At their association headquarters in Tokyo, di-rector-general Ichiya Aoatra said the lingering Ulnjks of Emperor Hirohito tias bringing poverty to his colleagues. He lives in drefd of the ringingWashington Post - 605 words
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245 1988-11-04 7 CANBERRA Free heroin Is to be made legally available to a group of Australian drug addicts in an experiment aimed at stopping the spread of Aids, the National Health and Medical Research Council said yesterday. The council ha; approved an experiment,AP - 245 words
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241 1988-11-04 7 BBC television newsmen plan 24-hour strike LONDON BBC televlsicfi journalists have voted to* carry out a 24-hour strike on Thursday in pro\em against a government bah on interviews with Iri h guerillas. he planned stoppage, ra ed (or by the National Union of Journalists, could hl4'k out breakfast television, hourlyReuter; AP - 241 words
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Article63 1988-11-04 7 MOSCOW The Soviet Union has abandoned attempts to re-establish radio contact with Its unmanned Mara spare probe, Photos 1, the official Soviet news agency, Tags, said yesterday. Contact was lost on Sept 2. Meanwhile, the back-up probe, Phobos 2. was con firming its mission on schedReuter - 63 words
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Article55 1988-11-04 7 USBON One person died yesterday and throe people wore Injured whon a train smashed Into another near Palmela, 30 km southeast of Lisbon. Portugese ratlio re ported The accident occurred whon a freight train < ra«hed Into a maintenance traJn that was stopped on tracks near theAP - 55 words
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Article, Illustration387 1988-11-04 7 BEIJING Chinese officials have expressed their concern to Hongkong Governor Sir David Wilson over what they see as US attempts to increase its role in the British colony, sources said yesterday. They said Chinese leaden were uneasy over recent US criticism of theAFP - 387 words
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Article, Illustration686 1988-11-04 8 KAREN MILLER - KAREN MILLER By Tokyo pressured by US to streamline system of small shops TOKYO When the United States attacks Japan's labyrinthine marketing structure as a barrier tc imports, as it has been doing, small shopkeepers like Toshlro Yamamoto worry. "I wouldn't be able toReuter - 686 words
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Article, Illustration321 1988-11-04 8 N Bush wlnt H Dukakis wins to President Ronald Reagan and ex-Treasury Secretary. Mr Baker, Mr Bush's campaign chairman, has not been shy about letting it be known he wants to be Secretary of State, so many commentators expect him to succeed George Shultz in that Job.Reuter - 321 words
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300 1988-11-04 8 MICHAEL POSNER - Guess who will be the new President's men? MICHAEL POSNER ■y WASHINGTON Political pundits here art busily trying to read the mind of the next president to guts* who will be the big players in Washington's new power game after the prsstdintlal election on Tuesday. For most career civil servants300 words
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708 1988-11-04 11 PAUL TAYLOR - Israeli election result revives rightist agenda PAUL TAYLOR By This could lead to a collision course with US t JERUSALEM By giving Ct majority to right-wing C»nd religious parties, IsKnell voters have revived a S hardline nationalist politi*cal agenda that could set w Israel on a collision course t withReuter - 708 words
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Article, Illustration739 1988-11-04 11 KATHLEEN CALLO - KATHLEEN CALLO ■y i OLOT (The Philippines) Mr Eduardo Pundavela used to carry golf clubs for movie stars at Mrs Imelda Marcos's elegant seaside resort on Leyte Island. Now, the 37-year-old caretaker wanders aim- lessly around the abandoned 45-hectare estateReuter - 739 words
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Article, Illustration447 1988-11-04 14 ONG MING SEING - ONG MING SEING By Washmgton Correspondent UNITED NATIONS A total of 64 countries have co-sponsored a draft resolution at the 43rd session of the United Nations General Assembly calling for an internationally supervised Vietnamese military withdrawal from Cambodia. The draft resolution, whichReuter - 447 words
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453 1988-11-04 14 US heiress tells why she put up bail for Imelda Indictment of the Marcoses NEW YORK Tobacco heiress Doris Duke says she put up Imelda Marco*' US$5-million ball (Sslo million) because she was "disgusted, embarrassed and ashamed" with the way the US government has treated the former Philippine First LadyAP; Reuter; NYT - 453 words
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Article, Illustration556 1988-11-04 14 Manila papers hail move but some warn against faith in US as an ally MANILA Philippine newspapers yesterday hailed the US indictment of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, but tome taw the move as a warning that Waahlngton can turn against a former ally if that serves American Interests. Others saidAP - 556 words
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238 1988-11-04 15 Vietnam said to be interested in joining Seameo BANGKOK Vietnam has made overtures to join the South-east Asian Ministers of Education Organisation, an apolitical body with close links to Asean, diplomatic sources here sala. The sources said Vietnamese Education Minister Pham Mlnh Hac made discreet inquiries in May and JuneAFP - 238 words
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Article, Illustration135 1988-11-04 15 JAKARTA President Suharto and his wife, Mi* Hen Suharto (second from the right), inspecting the new cathedral in Dill, the provincial capital of mostly Catholic East Timor. The cathedral, built at a cost of more than l.tt MiUon riptahs (8*7.4 million) on a ll,lR-sqmare-metre plot ofAP - 135 words
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270 1988-11-04 15 WASHINGTON The United States hopes to begin soon a new round of negotiations with the Philippines aimed at extending American rights to military bases there beyond 1991. the State Department said. US and Philippine officials on Oct 17 signed aReuter - 270 words
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359 1988-11-04 15 TAN LIAN CHOO - TAN LI AN CHOO Byl oangtoK Lorrespomeni BANGKOK In his first public reaction to alleged misappropriation by the Thai army of a secret US aid programme for the Cambodian resistance, army chief General Chavalit Yongchalyudh has demanded to know the names of the alleged359 words
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377 1988-11-04 16 'Malaysia fortunate to enjoy peace as result of co-operation among all groups' KOTA KINABALU History and experience have shown that a loosening of the ties of solidarity and a suspicious attitude among the people will only lead to trouble and strife, Prime Minister Datuk SeriBernama - 377 words
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371 1988-11-04 16 Gerakan to review ties with MCA after defection PENANG Penang Gerakan chief Datuk Tan Gim Hwa has said the party's relationship with the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) at state-level would be reviewed following the cross-over of TanJung Bungah state assemblyman Khoo 800 Yeang. Describing the luring of Mr Khoo as371 words
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190 1988-11-04 16 Megat firm on claim that hunger strike men took food KUALA LUMPUR The Dewan Rakyat debated an opposition motion on a hunger strike at the Kamunting detention camp with Deputy Home Minister Datuk Megat Junid Ayob standing firm on his claim that some of the detainees had been caught eating.190 words
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271 1988-11-04 16 ALOR STAR A 50-year-old farmer was beaten to death by family members, believed to be followers of a religious sect, who were trying to exorcise him of evil spirits, police said. The exorcism ceremony was held on Tuesday night inside a locked room.NST; Bernama - 271 words
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328 1988-11-04 16 Kelantan New Umno will ask Razaleigh to take Cabinet post KOTA BARU Kelantan Mentrl Besar Datuk Moharoed Yaacob has agreed to a suggestion that the state's New Umno liaison committee send a delegation to persuade former Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hannah to accept the Prime Minister's offer of328 words
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Article, Illustration295 1988-11-04 16 KUALA LUMPUR South Korean President Ron Tae Woo kicked off a South-east Asian tour yesterday aimed at promoting trade opportunities and strengthening his country's role In the region. Security was especially tight as Mr Ron and his 14-member entourage arrivedUPI; Bernama - 295 words
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266 1988-11-04 16 Flights to Kuching: MAS' narrow view rapped KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia Airlines has "missed the whole point" by opposing the idea of allowing Singapore Airlines to fly to Kuching to promote tourism In Sarawak, a Sarawak businessman said yesterday. Mr Paul Yong, who owns several companies here and overseas, said tourismBernama - 266 words
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Article, Illustration1409 1988-11-04 17 This is the second of a two-part report on the Philippines by a Straits Times team of reporters who visited the country recently. Aquino the reluctant President learns the ropes of leadership The wonder is that she has survived so far. She was very reluctant to1,409 words
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Article, Illustration74 1988-11-04 17 MURRAY SEEGER; ABBY TAN; SIVAM SUBRAMANIAM; DAMIEN LIM - MURRAY SEEGER ABBY TAN SIV AM SUBRAMANIAM DAMIEN LIM Reports by and Because of her Inexperience, Mm Aquino's style If slow and deliberate. But she has proved that, when provoked, she can act decisively. She fired Defence Minister Juan Ponce Enrile (left), who was co-architect of the74 words
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1200 1988-11-04 18 Loan programme for investors THE Philippine government has started a stock investment loan programme to boost the capital market and help the public invest in stocks. The programme was introduced on Sept 1 through its Social Security System, which is somewhat similar to Singapore's Central1,200 words
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Article, Illustration1194 1988-11-04 18 A love -hate affair with a rich uncle called Sam ON A wide, shady hill a few kilometres east of Manila Bay, white crosses and a scattering of stars of David stand in long, neat rows under the arching rain trees. Women in wide straw hats crouch on the fine1,194 words
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Article, Illustration518 1988-11-04 19 They build roads in Saudi Arabia. They tend patients In the United States. They mind babies in Singapore. They •ail ships to Rotterdam. They entertain bankers in Tokyo. "They" are the übiquitous workers of the Philippines, a vast army of men and women518 words
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Article, Illustration165 1988-11-04 19 METROPOLITAN Manila spreads over 630 so km north, south and east of Manila Bay and Includes (our separate cities and 13 smaller municipalities. Getting around the area is a challenge. A light, overhead rail line helps commuters going north and south, but about a165 words
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147 1988-11-04 19 AMONG the half-million vehicles Jamming Manila's streets, the most distinctive are the cus-tom-built "jeepneys" that are rolling works of pop art. About 40,000 of these vehicles only 26.000 with official permits provide the city's basic mass transportation. The original versions of these mini-buses147 words
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Article179 1988-11-04 19 MR BAN HAW LEONG, 40, Is a Singaporean businessman working with drive, versatility and optimism in the Philippines. Although he lost all his previous Philippine investments of $300,000, he has bounced back with a new trading company, All Season, with an authorised capital of 1179 words
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370 1988-11-04 19 D LET the river live again. That was the plea by a group of 15 Philippine corporations and government agencies in their bid to revive what they consider to be the world's dirtiest stream the Navotas-Mala-bon-Tullahan-Tene)eros river system. Planned and modelled after370 words
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177 1988-11-04 19 MRS AMY SIM, a 36-year-old Singaporean, ventured into business after five years in the Philippines as an expatriate wife. Although there were already four similar outlets in Manila, she chose to open a "Singaporean restaurant". After months, the Marina Pub and Restaurant was177 words
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Advertisement114 1988-11-04 17 NOT QUITE THE ROCK VIDEO YOU WERE HOPING TO RECORD. Introducing the first VCR in Singapore with teletext programming: designed to eliminate ruinous errors. The Grundig 500 Series is the first and only VCR that receives teletext, the most accurate programming information available. It turns an ordinary TV into a114 words
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Article, Illustration477 1988-11-04 20 STEVEN LIM - STEVEN LIM Police tell of changing trend in fatal crashes ■y YOUNGER motorcyclists tend to be better and safer riders than their older counterparts, said the Traffic Police. Describing this as a positive and encouraging trend in safety-conscious-Msa among the young riders, Assistant477 words
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141 1988-11-04 20 TWO motorcyclists and a pillion rider suffered serious head injuries in separate road accidents along New Upper Changl Road and Lorong Chuan on Wednesday. Mr Ahmad bin Mohd Alias and his pillion rider, Mr Mohd Noor bin Latiff, both 24, were thrown off141 words
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Article, Illustration243 1988-11-04 20 Riders praise system for teaching them skills and safety AT least 15 riders who have completed the circuit training-cum-testing system had nothing but kudos for It. Mr Ismail Salleh. 23, who has been riding for the past two years, told The Straits Times: "I believe the new system Is safer,243 words
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282 1988-11-04 20 Murder verdict on death of glue sniffer AS A stabbed man lay dying In a friend's arms, he made a last effort to Identify whoever attacked him. Odd-job labourer Jimmy Loo San Hoe, 22, pointed his finger In one direction and muttered: "Motorcycle... motorcycle..." But it was not sufficient identification,282 words
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350 1988-11-04 20 4 After all, the hallmark of a mature society it the way it treats its poor and its handicapped. Mr Ong. IT IS time to find out why a significant number of Singaporeans are poor and what must be done to help them,350 words
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467 1988-11-04 20 Changi rape case A MAN accused of rape told the High Court yesterday that he and his friend had no Intention of robbing a woman of her money or Jewellery at East Coast Parkway two years ago. Llm Gee Chai, 27,467 words
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135 1988-11-04 20 Increased prices at all petrol stations now ALL tlx petrol station chains here have raised their petrol and dlesel price* by an average of 2.5 cents a litre. Following pump price Increases by Shell and Singapore Petroleum Company on Tuesday night, Mobil, Esso and Caltex increased their prices on Wednesday135 words
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500 1988-11-04 22 KOH BEE ANN - KOH BEE ANN By MORE younger mothers are opting (or Caesarean operations because of the fear of labour pains and a belief that natural birth would later affect their sex life. Eight of the 10 obstetricians interviewed yesterday by The Straits Times confirmed this500 words
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Article, Illustration419 1988-11-04 22 MICHAEL LIM - MICHAEL LIM By CONCRETE parapets and metal railings in multi-sto-rey carparks are not designed to stop runaway cars from plunging over the sides, architects Interviewed said yesterday. Rather, these barriers are for the safety of pedestrians, and not to create ortresj-like carparks. However,419 words
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292 1988-11-04 22 TV programme looks at Islam in Indonesia ISLAM as a positive force for national development in Indonesia that is the focus of a 30-minute programme which will be shown by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation over Channel Five on Monday at 7.50 pm. The religion's philosophy, its emphasis on the pursuit292 words
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249 1988-11-04 22 A POLICE sergeant had a loaded gun pointed at him by a subordinate but because he thought it was Just a prank, he walked over and snatched the gun from the Vigilante Corps constable. It was only on checking that Sgt Khoo Poh249 words
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457 1988-11-04 23 Sisir providing safe noodle preservatives It also plans code of practice for producers THE Singapore Institute Qt Standards and Industrial Research (Sisir) has been providing safe preservatives for noodles for about six years and is now working on others for foods such as sun gao (bamboo shoot pastry). Dr Vincent457 words
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212 1988-11-04 23 THE bungling robber who was literally driven to Justice by his victim, was sentenced yesterday to three years' Jail and 12 strokes 61 the rotan. Two weeks ago, Sim Lee Hoe, 35. pleaded guilty before District Judge Syed Alwee bin212 words
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Article, Illustration374 1988-11-04 23 NG WEI JOO - NG WEI JOO By THE first store has opened on Ngee Ann Polytechnic's "Orchard Road" so named as it is the busiest thoroughfare on campus, linking classroom blocks, the library and the administration building. It Is a convenient one-stop shop for students, selling374 words
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309 1988-11-04 23 CHENG SHOONG TAT - CHENG SHOONG TAT By GOVERNMENT lawyers have applied to strike off a civil suit against the Government by detained lawyer Teo Son Lung for assault, false imprisonment and negligence. Teo alleged in the suit that she was assaulted while being detained in the309 words
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372 1988-11-04 23 SHAUN SEOW - SMA links members with Canadian and Indian businesses SHAUN SEOW By THE Singapore Manufacturers Association has signed two pioneer agreements on economic cooperation with its foreign counterparts which will help businessmen here gain a hold on markets with more than a billion consumers. The pacts with the Canadian Manufacturers Association372 words
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Article109 1988-11-04 23 A COMPANY managing director and another man who were accused of conspiring to cheat a bank of about $63 million were acquitted o! the charges by a district court. The charges against Tan Check Swan, 54, managing director of Credit International, and Lachu Naralndas,109 words
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217 1988-11-04 23 MINISTER of State (Trade and Industry) Mah Bow Tan will toad a 70--member high-level trade and Investment mission to India next week. This was disclosed by Mr Robert Chua, president of the Singapore Manufacturers Association, at yesterday 's signing of economic pacts with217 words
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197 1988-11-04 24 Teenager died after slipping near pool A TEENAGER, who had just stepped out of a pool after a swim, slipped and hit his head against the floor. His brother desperately tried to save him by giving him mouth-to-mouth and cardiac resuscitation but failed. Tan Sin Keng, 19, went Into a197 words
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Article75 1988-11-04 24 THE cue of a 21-year-old woman who on Oct 19 pleaded guilty to killing her newborn ion In the toilet of her Tanglin Halt flat last year has Men postponed to next Wednesday. Noralda bint! Mohd Dall was originally charged with killing the baby when75 words
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601 1988-11-04 24 NARENDRA AGGARWAL - NARENDRA AGGARWAL Only 2.5 rise in first 8 months compared with same period last year By THERE is new evidence that some traditional Asian beliefs are losing ground in Singapore. It is generally believed that the Chinese consider the Year of601 words
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431 1988-11-04 24 The Allan Ng trial SEALION Hotels' Sept 11, 1986, application for its suspended shares to be relisted was still alive when the exchange's committee considered the request on Oct 10, 1966, a district court heard yesterday. Mr Lim Choo Peng, president431 words
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394 1988-11-04 24 Fire Asia '88 A LEADING electrical engineer has called for greater vigilance after noticing a growing trend In Industrial explosions during the past three years. Dr Jimmy Chen, head of the Electrical Engineering Department, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, said the management of394 words
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Article, Illustration311 1988-11-04 24 On display aeroplane seats that can resist fire FIRE-RESISTANT aeroplane Mate, now on show at Fire Asia '88, may add a new dimension of safety to the fleet of Singapore's national carrier. Made of cold moulded polyurethane foam and reinforced by a spring frame, the Swiss-made ■eat is said to311 words
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Article, Illustration160 1988-11-04 25 A special birthday for two Mrs Tan •bowing off Hazel, her baby crocodile. "CROCODILE woman" Mrs Hazel Tan, 37, had an unexpected birthday present a toothy, Jaw-snapping, foot-loose, 20-em long baby croc which shared her birthday after it was hatched yesterday. The greyish-brown youngster160 words
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Article82 1988-11-04 25 RESIDENTS in Punggol 17th Avenue were not amused by the antics of a man dressed in panties and a brassiere. On Wednesday, the man's caper ended after he exposed himself to a housewife, 31. Her family members chased him and handed him over to the police. He had82 words
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Article, Illustration170 1988-11-04 25 GOOD news for fans of musicals. You may not have to fly all the way to London or New York to catch Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats. If all goes well, you can watch the musical in Singapore or Kuala Lumpur in two years' time. MrJUDITH TAN - 170 words
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Article, Illustration173 1988-11-04 25 TO BUY this watch, it would cost every Singaporean a dollar each. At $2.6 million, it is one of the most expensive watches ever sold. Made in 1922 for American car magnate James Ward Packard, the handmade watch took five years to complete and was sold173 words
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395 1988-11-04 25 TAN TECK HUAT - Cash for ideas that save time and money TAN TECK HUAT URA invites suggestions from staff By CASH for bright ideas this is the offer the Urban Redevelopment Authority is making to its staff if they come up with suggestions which save the authority "time and money". Announcing its new395 words
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267 1988-11-04 25 Electronic trading to be tried soon MANUFACTURERS and retailers will soon be able to conduct "paperless" business such as transmitting purchase orders, invoices and delivery notes electronically. Two pilot projects to connect them onto a computerised network will be carried out soon, said Trade Development Board chief executive officer Yeo267 words
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Article78 1988-11-04 25 Charged with slashing man's face A 41 YEAR-OLD man was charged yesterday with using a penknife to slash a person's faro on Tuesday causing him permanent disfigurement. S. Ramaih was also alleged to have slashed Mr Habeer Rahman on the chest He was ordered to be remanded at Changi Prison78 words
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168 1988-11-04 25 A BUSINESSMAN who hit a woman in a fit of temper was fined 1500 in a district court yesterday. According to the lawyer of Tang Ting 800 alias Tang Ting Tuan, 49, the attack occurred after a quarrel with the168 words
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Article, Illustration997 1988-11-04 27 SANDRA DAVIE; DOMINIC NATHAN - SANDRA DAVIE DOMINIC NATHAN I of these two estates near storage tanks are asking: How safe? Strict precautions observed, most tanks contain not-easily flammable petroleum products yuKNnjwHM^um By and AFTER the Pulau Merllmau fire last week, some people living In housing estates near storage tanks997 words
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Article, Illustration145 1988-11-04 27 DThe Pulau Bukom fire in 1981 was started when lightning ignited the vapours coming out of the rimseal of the tank. H Cannons will automatically release foam should a fire break out. B Floating roof moves up and down with level of naphtha stored to prevent145 words
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Advertisement468 1988-11-04 21 The National Trades Union Congress and the following affiliated unions and co-operatives congratulate NTUC INCOME on receiving the 1 988 National Productivity Award. if UNIONS /7 SSI AIR TRANSPORT Jllk AM ALG AM ATFn UNION BUILWNG CONSTRUCTION —CHANGI INTERNATIONA^ i Aln-IHANorUMI jr,|in^\ AmALUAIViAItU UNWN 14^ K. TIMRPR IMniKTRIP^ iiDDnDT ccmiirrc468 words
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Advertisement396 1988-11-04 22 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE PUBLIC LECTURE By PROFESSOR ERIC ALBERT ASH (Rector of the Imperial College of Science and Technology, UK) Lee Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor I 1 TOPIC] 1 PHOTONS, PHONONS AND NEURONS SOME PERSPECTIVES ON THE ANCIENT ARTS OF ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS 77 DtT c^t ii«**i«Mwi Venue396 words
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Advertisement456 1988-11-04 26 It's here again! A rare occasion when you can get the famous Clarks and 'K' quality shoes from England at the SALE OF THE i YEAR. Of course, you may have to rush for it. That's because everyone else _^girtß knows about it. g^A Of£jLaAM,S W River Valley Road, #02-20456 words
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Advertisement92 1988-11-04 27 amuersery sole It's time to celebrate again! See for yourself the wide range of leather handbags and accessories from famous fashion houses going at genuine discount. But hurry our advice from last year's experience. CARTIER GUCCI LANVIN GUY LAROCHE NINA RICCI GIVENCHY CHARLES JOURDAN YVES SAINT LAURENT ESQUIRE OROTON GLOMESH92 words
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Article, Illustration670 1988-11-04 28 IRENE ANG - IRENE ANG They find that they benefit too from helping others By BACHELOR Steven Tan, 29, It a modern matchmaker. He ipenda hit working hours at nil family's Chinese medicine shop, and his evenings playing Cupid. He 1* the secretary of the Social Development670 words
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Article, Illustration448 1988-11-04 28 HONG LEE TIAM - HONG LEE TIAM Sigliip By CHECKMATE and Asia's top chess player, Grand Master Eugene Torre of the Philippines, is defeated by 12-year-old Huang Kuan Kai. That match was three months ago, but Kuan Kai still recalls every move clearly: "It started off slowly,448 words
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Article, Illustration564 1988-11-04 28 MP plans useful activities for young people Bukit Batok DR ONG CHIT CHUNG, MP for Buklt Batok, wants to go beyond Just keeping In touch with youths From his walkabouts, the newly-elected MP noticed youths hanging around In his constituency's housing estates with tots <A time on their hands. He564 words
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Article663 1988-11-04 30 THE so-called "outbreak" of peace in the world was celebrated by the world's newspapers, including this one, a few months ago. The culmination of it was the award of the 1968 Nobel peace-prize to the United Nations peace-keeping forces. It was time that the UN got663 words
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945 1988-11-04 30 Nicholas Eberstadt - Nicholas Eberstadt Marxist regimes have no special concern for the poor By WASHINGTON The allure of Marxism-Leninism, and the legitimacy of communist rule itself, owe much to the purported success of "socialist" governance in dealing with poverty. Admirers of communist states have long claimed945 words
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Article, Illustration174 1988-11-04 30 Hie oldest of the Manlst-Lenlnlst states, the Soviet Union In the IN* had a rising Loath rate for middle-aged people. Infant mortality rates started going ap In the early 1171s. By Moscow's official reckoning, life expectancy In the USSR If lower today than It174 words
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Article, Illustration886 1988-11-04 30 MURRAY BEEOER - Sakharov's persistence and courage wins freedom MURRAY BEEOER, By of the Economics Desk THE NEWS reports from Moscow were simple enough: Academician Andrei Sakharov, 87-year-old citizen of the Soviet Union and winner of the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize, will visit the United States this month, his first trip outside his886 words
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Article, Illustration1221 1988-11-04 31 PETER BENESH - PETER BENESH By ed the Foreign Desk TORONTO One of the few similarities between the Canadian and American federal election campaigns U that they are running at the same time, with Canadians voting on Nov 21, Just 13 days afterReuter - 1,221 words
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Article, Illustration1041 1988-11-04 31 What's in a name when you're in the Philippines? Our correspondent's file Abby T«n MANILA Jobo Fernandez (right), the Central Bank governor, got stuck with childhood taunt. Hie sisters took the 'Jo' from hit Christian name and addad 'bo' that stood for body odour. It was a reference to his1,041 words
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235 1988-11-04 32 PLEASE allow me to comment on Mr Chiam See Tong's threat to call for a boycott of NTUC FalrPrlce supermarts to serve as a whetstone for his political ambition. Calling for a boycott on NTUC FairPrice is tantamount to asking workers to deliberately235 words
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Letter108 1988-11-04 32 MR CHIAM See Tong makes history by calling tor boycott of the NTUC FairPrice, a workers' cooperative. Elsewhere in the world, I have only heard of organised boycott against companies which profiteered, or exploited workers and consumers. But to boycott a co-operative which is owned by the108 words
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181 1988-11-04 32 MR CHUM See Tong is calling for a free campaign to boycott NTUC FairPrice at the expense of the workers in Singapore. Thousands of workers like myself are members of NTUC FairPrice and as members we enjoy dividends and rebates for our purchases181 words
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290 1988-11-04 32 On the NTUC and its relationship with the PAP I REFER to the letter "Be above politics" by "Buck Hwa M <ST, Oct 29). Buck Hwa stated that like all other statutory bodies, NTUC should be above party politics. NTUC is not a statutory290 words
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162 1988-11-04 32 I REFER to the letter "Be above politics" by "Buck Hwa" (ST, Oct 29). Buck Hwa stated that like all other statutory bodies, NTUC should be above party politics. It may Interest him to know that SBC, a statutory162 words
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179 1988-11-04 32 RECENTLY, we saw on television here a National Day "celebration" In a small country In the heart of Europe, Czechoslovakia. The peaceful celebration by the citizens of Prague was smashed by police with dogs and water cannons and ended with numerous arrests. What a contrast to179 words
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196 1988-11-04 32 I REFER to the letter "Holding office, employment are two different things" (ST, Oct 29) by K. H. Sng. K. H. Sng stated that the (act that a person belongs to an opposition party cannot be used to discriminate against him in employment. However,196 words
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177 1988-11-04 32 I REFER to the letters by K. H. Sng and "Buck Hwa" concerning the dismissal of George Sita (ST, Oct29). George Sita Is employed by PAP and NTUC to teach in the BEST classes. George Sita contested in the General Elections to oust the177 words
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185 1988-11-04 32 THOSE in the opposition are very concerned about recent statements made by the PAP. First, the directive by Gob Chee Wee that anyone associated with the opposition Is to sever his ties with the NTUC; and secondly, the call by Goh Chok Tons that185 words
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166 1988-11-04 32 Swimming is allowed until 9.30 pm SSC PLEASE refer to the letter "Chased out of pool before closing time" by "Irate Public Pool User" (ST, Oct 19). We thank the writer for bringing the matter up and apologise to her for the inconvenience caused by some of our staff at166 words
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Advertisement145 1988-11-04 33 Earn up to 13% paFor the latest rates, call our Currency Rates* (50,000 units) (6-month deposit) Deposit Officers on 530 3232, NZ$ 13.00% pa. 530 3571 or 530 3598. Or visit our Asian Currency A$ 13.00% p.a. Unit on the sth Storey at 6 Battery 11.50% pa. Road, Singapore 0104.145 words
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Article, Illustration69 1988-11-04 33 PRICES on the Singapore stock market closed mixed after the morning's slight gains were pared by light selling and profit-taking In the afternoon. The Straits Times Industrial Index edged up 0.06 of a point to 1,030.17 Turnover rote slightly to 14.57 million units worth $41.26 million against69 words
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Article43 1988-11-04 33 M 1231 +21 wr«mp imo +u M IN 1?M +10 fMWe ill +7 rm in +j CftC +5 MM 1M +5 CNp««M 471 IMw tfw 444 +4 Tm| 3*4 +4 rm 2tt +i CnHt 142 +J kM«C«M 121 +3 hiwii *7Vk -«-2V43 words
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Article44 1988-11-04 33 iMtwMc 705-13 M» Ml 111 -U tmnlmi 7M -II M 7* -11 UMnw MO -10 Nit to 471 M» 474 -I Ml*** 4*4 -I MtttlMSpv. 421 -I Trtctan 411 -I MTCTk iM -I in in -i Sm«*l«p 115 -I k »M 7M -J44 words
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Article18 1988-11-04 33 CitvD«vso< 1,166,000 DBS 982,000 SIA 548,000 M C.ment 50< 544,000 M Credit 463,000 SIA Foreign 396,00018 words
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Article83 1988-11-04 33 No» 2 Not 3 No« 2 Not 3 tTCoMMK* 912 30 910 S9 STHmMmm ISS3 01 IM3 30 KM/OS 131 1M OKCttMn ***** ***** «C» 7041 7041 OttC 752 47 752.M BTKHtorMA 6U/ 4M7 OWCiwiniili ***** ***** ITMV >*****59 -IMM74 UOCCMpirtt S29N 529 30 STMMtnM *****2 *****7 SUM San83 words
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Article37 1988-11-04 33 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1987 Ht^ 1505 40(26/8/87)' 1327 69(11/8/87) 1986/87 I J* 563 34 (28/4/86) 470 9? (28/4/86) M-tMMH«t) wO5 40 (76/8/87) 1327 69(11/8/87) Mtime Low 74 75 (17/9/64) ***** (28/4/86)37 words
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Article16 1988-11-04 33 THE US dollar closed easier against the Singapore unit at 3pm yesterday in moderate trading.16 words
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Article51 1988-11-04 33 In the Malaysian forex market, the US dollar ended at M52. 6860/70, sterling at M54.7785/840 and the Singapore dollar at Mf1.3505/15. Sawn: OCK, Hmnw Aittty t Pttrct dm v si met ai vm vm Optn ***** 124.33 ***** ***** ***** £***** Qom ***** ***** ***** 7 8100 *****51 words
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Article33 1988-11-04 33 US*/oz Wtd Tom New York 421 50 ***** 411.50 412 00 Thurt *«d Hongkong 421 40 421 90 411.90 412 40 Singapore 421.20 421 70 *****-412 20 London morning fee *****33 words
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Article69 1988-11-04 33 ft*** (ss) Thur» Wtd Kriobar 26.933-27.083 26.475-26.625 100 gm 2,702-2,727 2.657-2.682 50 gm 1,353-1,368 1.331-1.346 20 gm 539-551 530-542 5 gm 135-144 132-142 1 gm 26—36 26—36 Mm coins (SS/ei) Spore bullion coin 858—874 839—855 Canadian maple leal 867—873 846—852 Australian nugget 850—858 850—858 OUB MM options69 words
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Article107 1988-11-04 33 WARSAW Poland has Introduced a new law allowing firms to Issue bonds for the first time. The move is expected to lead to the creation of a capital market. PAP news agency said the law took effect on Tuesday and Is intended to attract billions otReuter - 107 words
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Article85 1988-11-04 33 BEIJING East China Airways of Shanghai will open eight new routes this month, including a Hongkong- to- Nanjing link. It la also planning to start new routes to the US and Europe, the Xinhua news agency said on Wednesday. Formed In June, East China Airways isAFP - 85 words
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200 1988-11-04 33 NOL eases way for shippers to plan routes NEPTUNE Orient Lines has introduced an informa-tion-sharing system for shippers that enables them to plan and keep track of their shipment routes. In a statement yesterday, the national shipping line said the "Fully Automated Cargo Tracking System" (Facts) was conceived late last200 words
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Article, Illustration495 1988-11-04 33 LIM ENG HAI - LIM ENG HAI 'Site likely to be added to proposed Republic Plaza' By LEGEND: Existing project cite Latest addition CYS Building m Buildings outakto th« project FIDVI and Bh.r.t CITY Developments Ltd has bought an office block that could enable It to enlarge495 words
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Article, Illustration503 1988-11-04 33 R. RAJENDRAN - Singapore's daily forex volume the second highest in Asia R. RAJENDR AN By SINGAPORE Is now the number two foreign exchange dealing centre in Asia, far ahead of arch rival Hongkong. Dally trading volume in foreign exchange, after hitting an all-time high of U5553.4 billion in July, now averages US$45503 words
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185 1988-11-04 33 SINGAPORE has been chosen by Visa International to host its first Asia-Pacific Member Banks Conference. The conference with the theme of "Leading the Way" will highlight Vlsa'e strategic direction In the Asia-Paciflc, the fastest developing region in the world. The two-day meeting, to185 words
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476 1988-11-04 33 Economist foresees no threat to exports from depreciating US$ THE greenback plunged to a new low of 5f1.9795 lute last night, but a visPing economist said Singapore manufacturers need not fear that the falling US dollar would reduce their export competitiveness in the US. Dr Lacy Hunt, Managing Director andG. RAJENDRAN - 476 words
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Article158 1988-11-04 33 Scott plans a $100m expansion AMERICAN multi-nation-al Scott Paper Company will invest more than $100 million to expand its operations in Malaysia, Thailand and Taiwan over the next two years. Mr John J. Butler, Vtce-President and head of Scott Worldwide's Pacific operations, said it would install one modern paper-making machine158 words
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Article, Illustration228 1988-11-04 33 FUTURE opportunities for ■build-operate-and-trans-(er" projects in Malaysia are to be found In electricity and waterworks and the expansion of railway and airport services, Malaysian Public Works Minister Datuk Samy Vellu said yesterday. But the 240-kilometre hill resort road project, which will link resorts228 words
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316 1988-11-04 33 Tanglin Shopping Centre unit sold for $560,000 A SMALL shop unit in Tangiin Shopping Centre was auctioned off yesterday for $1,860 a sq ft a price that surprised even the auctioneer. Four parties went for the 301-sq-ft ground-floor shop from the opening bid of $350,000. But only two persisted tillLIM ENG HAI - 316 words
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Article2471 1988-11-04 34 141 96 I 1000 Aetna tM unch 0 9 13 106 109 108 114 M 42 1001 AJeom 66* 64 H 67 218 123 1002 Amil Staal 60* 163 -1 1 6 139 113 I*l 181 163 I 1940 Aral Sta* A 167 100' t 1143 Amoot 28#2,471 words
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Article1333 1988-11-04 34 1 «6 180 "42 Al«« Htdga So< 170 1.6 1M »2K 80 t 1144 C I MoWlnfl. S6 1-0 60 40 1145 OayapJ Ind S3 1144 Dirta Con* 29 auae «i ius wiM* a ,j s J2 SS tiSX« 0 H r- H 194 10C 1153 H L«ong1,333 words
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456 1988-11-04 34 Singapore MILD bargain-hunting alternated with light selling and profit-taking to bring a mixed close to yesterday's Singapore stock market. The Straits Times Industrial Index inched up by 0.05 of a point to 1,030.17 but the broader-based Business Times Composite Index fell 1.71 points456 words
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Article202 1988-11-04 34 AFTER two days of weak trading, share prices recouped some ground on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Gains, however, were mostly marginal. Brokers attributed the mild rebound to bargain hunting as share prices had fallen to attractive levels. A broker said foreign institutions were selectively buying blue-chipsNST - 202 words
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Article140 1988-11-04 34 A LOWER finish to prices on the London stock market on Wednesday resulted from profit-taking in the absence of any clear indication of a short-term direction for the market. The Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share Index finished the day down 14.6 points, or 0.8 of a percentage point, at 1,843.2.Reuter - 140 words
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Article147 1988-11-04 34 WALL Street experienced a mixed Wednesday on the stock market, although the Dow Jones Industrial Average managed to gain 5.87 points, to close at 2,156.83. Despite the Dow's gain, 777 stocks fell and 668 rose, and broader market gauges barely budged. Trading was comparatively listiess, as Investors waitReuter - 147 words
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Article117 1988-11-04 34 DULL trading on the Hongkong stock exchange yesterday resulted in the Hang Seng Index falling below the psychologically important 2,600-point level. The Hang Seng dropped 23.33 points to 2,584.49 and the Hongkong index slipped 16.87 to 1,701.20. Brokers said the market's confidence was shaken by rumours that a prominentReuter - 117 words
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Article24 1988-11-04 34 JAPAN celebrated Culture Day yesterday and, as a result, the Tokyo stock exchange was closed for the holiday. Trading resumes today as usual.24 words
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Article141 1988-11-04 34 DESPITE a promising start Australia's national share market yesterday appeared to ignore positive overnight news and closed lower. The All-Ordinaries Index dropped 7.3 points to close at 1,572. Turnover was 92.04 million shares worth A1148.96 million, as falls led rises by about six to five. The All-Industrials slipped 17.7Reuter - 141 words
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Article2237 1988-11-04 35 Ad|u«**d lor now Inum; Par vatua MSI unto** othorwtaa ■picWid; P/l ratio* ara not ad|uatad tor currency dMoranoaa Yaar's Cts'g Vol Day's High Low Company Prtea w-('OOO) High Low INDUSTRIALS 160 79 AI8B SO* 124 3 196 124 121 86 30 API 3OH unch 362,237 words
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Article71 1988-11-04 35 Eurodollar 3-tuesth deposit (100 Implied inter*%i rate) OpM High Uw Sett EMt V«i Deett 91.37 91.38 9136 9136 696 MatM 91.57 91.58 91.55 9156 980 Jmae 91.49 91.49 91.47 91 47 106 Sept 91.36 91.36 91 35A 91.35 20 Dee 9121A 9i2O Mar 91 91.21 91.21 91.21 91.21 7 iw*71 words
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Article31 1988-11-04 35 (US dolUr DeutM-hemArk i Opea High L*w Sett Eat V«i D»eM 0.5666 0.9874 0.5664A 0 5667 280 Mm M 0.5714 Jw» 0.5767 Opi-n lot (We4): IMS. Ad V«i (Wt4): flf.31 words
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Article29 1988-11-04 35 (jMfmntm Yen) Opes High Law Sett Eat V»l DmH 0.*****7 O.OOBOM 0.*****4 0 *****9 711 Htm 0.*****7 Jut 0.*****7 Oftm lat (W«4)t 14H. Art Val (Wed): I*M.29 words
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Article39 1988-11-04 35 (Mfcfcrt ftoc* Avngr tndrx* Oftm High Law Sett Eat V«l N«vffl ***** DnH ***** HMO ***** ***** 63 Mm-M 2ROO ***** ***** ***** 10 Jue ***** Sept ***** Ope. lit (W«4): 1718. Act V«l (We*): MM.39 words
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Article23 1988-11-04 35 (Brltm Pound) Open High Uw Sett Eat Dm» 1.7730 NtfM 1.7600 Jutt ***** Opt* bit <We4): 111. Art Vtl (W«4): NU.23 words
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Article132 1988-11-04 35 NiiHak M »«t. Ht* u» ten Ht* i»» ten n cai 71 77M 7W 7J S7M I MO CAI 7* 47M 410 -CAI 77 I7M MO CAI 79 INI CAI •o im n sa s 1 1« 17 DacMca* OkN|M Hi* U> ten t*+ ten 7* ITS132 words
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Article64 1988-11-04 35 OKHHh OacMpi* H** U> Wti M** U- Wti MOO CAI mo M cai tIOO 41 I 1» Jl ti tISO lOA f JO S3 I* i 522 i i ou Z fJJS CAi H7 ny. u. Wti H^k L«> Wn t!25 IU «T ISO M I7J M noo64 words
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Article21 1988-11-04 35 US$ par troy ounct) Opm Hlfh Law Sett Eat Dm It 426.60 Opea bit (W«4)t NIL Ad V«l (Wrt): NU.21 words
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Article77 1988-11-04 35 Thuridoy, November 3 1988 N«rNwh NnNpM U» Wll >V L»- Wft B mm Be »7 ft 40AM OkNi* OwMfuN Mt*. lw Wn Hl^i L*. kn U -I SI I S4 270t J74 »A 7 1 Si Z I s ss: 8 *J CM MSA MO »•> cad) ta>77 words
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Article155 1988-11-04 35 Crude Product Prices Otnotfs timing o( cirfOM Denotes pnen n it 600 pm on 3/11/88 SCATTERED trade was seen for fuel oil in the Singapore market. Buy-sell numbers were relatively unchanged and were notionally pegged at US$64-66/mt FOB Singapore. Fundamentals had changed little and the short-term market outlook was seen155 words
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Article352 1988-11-04 35 Urn 2 too On** ****tr H? iimir W.C Ml I iJm-m. Mffcr 177 2 INDUSTRIALS -Jfc Ij&luL i*J, 2 iS5.i«* »>7 -a FVjf-- J* 2 M«4u. 1*4 liidii. 467 Mlli.< 1— h 415 «CC I7S -S McfW«» S40 mc* MaaOrd* 451 >2 '*0 S7I I •OCOfMt 434 -2Vt MMp*352 words
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Article369 1988-11-04 35 Mm 3 C«ntt Chwi|« Gm Kaig us 3 (Ami) Goodmn Fldr Wi 243 -I Gf ••nbu»h«» 1 1 2 unch IMni IRTRI A I ft Hor<*« Jom«« 287 2 INUUSINIAUtt Hortootn 135 -2 lUlm Corp Ab«rr©y<« 606 2 Hooktr 222 I Amort 90* +4 tct 712 unch Amot« V369 words
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Article144 1988-11-04 35 Interbank Foreign Local dolars to currency one unit of foreign currency Australian dollar 1.6453 1.6482 Canadian dollar 1.6274 1 6295 HI dollar 1.2509 1.2535 Sterling pound 3.5477 3.5515 US dollar 1.9920 1 9930 Local dolars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 16.0515— 15 8982 Belgian franc144 words
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Article377 1988-11-04 35 OCBC OUB UOO DBS TIB DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 3 KU 2M» 2V 4 3 Monthly 2'« Autosave 3 Fixed deposit 1 month 3 3 IH 2^(1) 3(6) 2 months 3 2V«(1) 3(6) 3 months 3 3 2 s 2V*(\) 3 6 months 3'« V* 3'< 3(1) 3'/i377 words
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Article281 1988-11-04 35 Managers' pric«« for Nov«mb«r 4 Sing apore Unit Trust Th« Commtrc* 0 97 1 03 Ih« Siviflfi fund 08S -0 91 S port Pro| Fund 0 j#— o.4? S'pon S«c fund 0 64-0 69 Sport Invtjt fund 0 6t— o 73 S'por* fquity fund 0 49-0 53 Asia281 words
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Article16 1988-11-04 35 CiMtni prictt Silver UU/fr* Nt« York 64/ 6S,' 6 6 J3 Sourct Crrdit Sum* Sport16 words
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Article18 1988-11-04 35 Tin Closing prices MS/kHo KL Tin 19 54 up five cents Turnover 104 tonnes up 62 tonnes18 words
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Article30 1988-11-04 35 Cloilnf prtctj Aluminium £/»oni* M Spot *****0 1355 00 (1355 00 1360 00) 3 month* 1285 00 1295 00 (1260 00 1270 00) Mjrket torn Quiff Siles 2.250 tonnes30 words
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Article57 1988-11-04 35 Crude ms/i«wm palm M November 1058 (south) *****0 (central) December 1075 (south) 1060 (central) piW US$/tomts RBO palm oil November ***** (Mfltri) December ***** (MMtrt) January 427 50 (ttMtre) RBO Stearin Nov/Ok 405 (sellers) RBH Olem November 435 (sellers) December 435 (sellers) tenuary 435 (sellers) February 437 5057 words
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Article30 1988-11-04 35 Ctovn| pricM Copper C/tonnt M Spot 1895 00- 1900 00 (1820 00 1822 00) 3 months 1682 00 1684 00 (1637 00-1639 00) Market tone Firm U\n 34.850 tonnes30 words
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Article17 1988-11-04 35 Rubber dosing prices cents/kHo Singapore 202.00 December down half cent Malaysia 279.50 December up halt cent17 words
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Article285 1988-11-04 35 C«p»o1 Corp 066 -0 03 LonoCrowtord S J*2 N T/v,« Coihoy PoOf* A» 885 4 1 Lo. Hlng 2 423 -0 025 Omum Kong 730 -0 1 Now Town 555 -0 CNnoLflht 16 40 41 Nw Wortd UBO -0 1 Oty Rmoutcm 113 *00l Oe«on Lond 505N unch Crom285 words
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Article219 1988-11-04 35 Ww 2 USJ Clunc« Goodv.or T»« 52 Alcoo 54H H Golf ft 121, .i» A*«d Stg 34** H«w(«tt Pott. 49K unch AmoK Inc 22H ■<♦ Bo«i Mac* \22\ lit Am Cofp 48* Cofp 52v> An 2IH *w> Jhot 87^ >^ B«rti<«h«fn Sfi 22 -H Koi»»r Alum Cp Boamg219 words
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262 1988-11-04 36 HK will drop controversial provision in new securities Bill, says govt consultant HONGKONG The Hongkong government will drop a controversial provision in a new securities Bill under which a witness might make self-Incriminating evidence, a government consultant said on Wednesday. The current draft of the Bill would have enabled theAFP - 262 words
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243 1988-11-04 36 PERTH Finance and investment company Rothwells Ltd said it has applied for a court-ap-pointed receiver after failing to solve a credit crisis. The move follows an injection of over As7oo million (551.15 billion) in financial help and guarantees from the western Australian state government andReuter - 243 words
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328 1988-11-04 36 UK Opposition calls for 'gloves off battle with insider-trading LONDON The Opposition has called for the UK government to "take the gloves off" In the battle against Insider-trading. A Labour Party spokesman on Wednesday said that Insiderdealing took place in nearly a third of Britain's largest takeover bids. In aUPI - 328 words
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434 1988-11-04 36 Investors banking on expected shortfall in supply this year ZURICH The price of platinum, the costliest precious metal, has Jumped more than US$64 in a week on heavy buying by speculators who think It will be In short supply this year. London dealersReuter - 434 words
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384 1988-11-04 36 Housing loan customers have right to insurance rebate: Bank Negara KUALA LUMPUR Banks which undertake to arrange insurance coverage for their housing-loan customers are required to remit to them a 30-per cent rebate on the insurance commission, says Bank Negara adviser Andrew Sheng. Commercial banks were also required to haveBernama - 384 words
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Article74 1988-11-04 36 KUALA LUMPUR Amalgamated Industrial Steel Bhd (ALS) recorded a hefty profit increase of 181.3 per cent in group operating pre-tax profit to M$13.82 million (SI10.25 mil lion) for the year to June 30. This was against an Increase in turnover to MJ73.52 million, from MJ51.3 million before. DirectorsBernama - 74 words
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Article86 1988-11-04 36 INTERNATIONAL Trust Finance Ltd (ITF) has passed two resolutions at an extraordinary general meeting held on Oct 28. The first was to Increase authorised capital 120 million to $40 million, by creating 20 million $1 shares to finance the acquisition of, and merger with, Forward Oversea Credit Ltd (FOCL).86 words
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Article71 1988-11-04 36 AMTEK Engineering Ltd's substantial shareholder, Amtek Holdings Pte Ltd Increased its holding with the acquisition of 5,000 shares at $1.26 each oc Oct 27. Its holding after the purchase was 6.651 million shares, representing a 1-per cent Increase to 15.66 per cent. Metaltek Holdings Pte Ltd, Mr Lee71 words
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Article86 1988-11-04 36 UNITED Engineers Group, In line with the Tourist Development Corporation of Malaysia requirement that all travel agents have at least 70 per cent local participation In their issued capital, sold 52,500 MH shares in Asia Travel Service (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd to Mr Ahmad Ibrahim, for M552,500 (5538.965). It86 words
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Article47 1988-11-04 36 SEA View Hotel Ltd has entered Into an agreement to acquire freehold property known as Lots 3432 and 3434, Mukim 25, Singapore, subject to approval from the Controller of Residential Property. The cash consideration will be $4-7 million, based on $120 a sq ft.47 words
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Article22 1988-11-04 36 COMPUTER Processing Services (CPS), a subsidiary of Straits Steamship, has been appointed exclusive distributor by US-based Interlink Computer Sciences Incorporated.22 words
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449 1988-11-04 44 LEBLIE SIM - Woman cheated of $10,000 and gold chain LEBLIE SIM By THE LURE of quick profits from an investment was tempting enough for a 68--year-old housewife to give a large portion of her lifesavings to three strangers. Madam Yeo Geok Cheow was close to tears yesterday as she recounted how she449 words
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Article135 1988-11-04 44 HONGKONG The Hongkong government is considering the introduction of a sales tax after next year to broaden the British colony's base, Financial Secretary Piers Jacobs said yesterday. Mr Jacobs told a luncheon meeting that the government had been examining the possibility, which would preferably beAFP - 135 words
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Article25 1988-11-04 44 NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 11.02 points to 2,167.85 In the first hour of trading yesterday. APAP - 25 words
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336 1988-11-04 44 Defendant abused solicitor-client relationship, says High Court A LAWYER who was found to have taken advantage of his client in a property deal was yesterday suspended by the High Court from practice for two months. Mr Abdul Rahim Rajudin, who had been in practice for336 words
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Article371 1988-11-04 44 A RIBBON will stretch 138 metres long to take in the entire length of a Mass Rapid Transit train at Jurong East station on Saturday, at a ceremony to inaugurate the latest extension of the MRT system. A line-up of 11 VIPs, led371 words
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Article, Illustration420 1988-11-04 44 LYNETTE ONG - LYNETTE ONG By DANCE champion Melvyn Low was forced Into dancing by his father at the age of nine when all he wanted to do was "run around and play". Years later, he, in turn, cajoled his girlfriend Nancy Lee into putting on herALBERT CHUA - 420 words
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Article141 1988-11-04 44 Amateur Modern (Open to the World): waltz, foxtrot, Viennese waltz, tango and quickstep. Champions: Andrew Slnkinson and Lorraine Barry (UK). Amateur Latin (Open to the World): cha cha, samba, rumba, paso doble and Jive. Champions: Jason Gllkinson and Pet a Roby (Australia). Amateur Modern (Closed South-east Asia only): waltz,141 words
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Article, Illustration519 1988-11-04 44 ONO MING SEING - ONO MING SEING Interpretation of phrase in resolution 'creates confusion' By Washington Correspondent UNITED NATIONS Asean diplomats have expressed dismay ovtr a speech made by Mr Son Sann, Prime Minister of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea, at the United Nations519 words
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Advertisement19 1988-11-04 35 Yesterday was a holiday in Tokyo. KW r; HER WORLD An Unbeatable Package! NOVEMBER 1988 $3.50 A "St ■■b19 words
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Advertisement389 1988-11-04 36 I All these people have Wonderful Home Ideas they're happy to share with you in HOME DECOR ft -^MM **m Oct-Nov'BB. J ll i/^rv /ir" O I ri^yl v IIZ OIJ HHiliifl Bessie del Castillo; I I l J\ m± J eann y Robert Chia: iZZZ" I Former Paris model,389 words
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Article, Illustration350 1988-11-04 37 ROGER YUE - ROGER YUE By MELBOURNE Top Sydney jockey Mick Dittman, known as "The Enforcer," who just failed to catch the massive mare Empire Rose In the Melbourne Cup on Tuesday while astride Natski, left no room for error when he won the A5350,000 (*****.000) VRC Oaks on350 words
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569 1988-11-04 37 Grand Illusion smartest in Cup workouts ON THE TRACK with LIONEL LEE TEN of the 14 Queen Elizabeth II Cup candidate* turned up for work at Bukit Timah yesterday and most impressive was dual classic winner Grand Wastea. With a riding boy astride, Grand Illusion was never off the bit569 words
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109 1988-11-04 37 THE following horses with engagements on Sunday made time yesterday: Class 1 newcomer CalsaJaJ Chief and Bine HarlsMi were kept together in 41.6. Qlsanist (Gopal), third to Stars A Stripes last week, was taken out in 39.1. Strawberry Jangle (Lucas) was timed at 41.2.109 words
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Article994 1988-11-04 37 If J -MM 2.30 CLA88 3 DIV A 1,400m liUUJ (Ratings: 111-98) (Stakaa: $19,500) t *34*1 CyWra 17(111) Auric Teh 4 iug +2 tamUl 7 I *****2 RasWanne M.I (IN) Night Roee-K Chong 4 tug aim •RMfMftiny 2 I *****1 rVkalae M (1M) Wonder Elght-T Tan994 words
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Article, Illustration195 1988-11-04 37 MALCOLM BABTIANS - MALCOLM BABTIANS HYPERACTIVE, the top prize in the Beck's Bier contest, is settling in well at the Jurong quarantine since arriving from New Zealand on Tuesday. "He's a very nice, well-proportioned horse," said new-ly-licensed New Zealand trainer Leeza Newton, who accompanied the four-year-old gelding by195 words
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318 1988-11-04 37 LONDON Trainer Henry Cecil has scrapped plans to administer the pain-kill-ing drug Bute to his (illy Indian Skimmer (or tomorrow's Breeders' Cup Turf in Kentucky, following criticism from Britain's Jockey Club. Cecil said on Monday he would run Indian Skimmer on Bute, full name Phenylbutazone,Reuter - 318 words
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Article104 1988-11-04 37 Asmussen sets French record jPARIS American Cash Asmussen broke Yves Saint-Martin's record number of winners in the French racing season on Tuesday by landing a double at the northern provincial course of Rouen. Asmussen, who equalled Saint -Martin's 24-year-old record of 184 on Saturday, shattered the record when he rodeReuter - 104 words
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Article, Illustration435 1988-11-04 38 Bulgaria fight for share of spoils Highlights of World Cup soccer qualifiers: Rumania put up impressive show, Denmark fail to overcome Bulgaria DENMARK 1 BULGARIA 1 COPENHAGEN Bulgarian defender Triton Ivanov was sent off and four other players cautioned as Denmark and Bulgaria fought out a tough 1-1 draw inReuter - 435 words
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Article212 1988-11-04 38 RUMANIA 3 GREECE 0 BUCHAREST Rumania's march to the 1990 World Cup soccer finals continued here on Wednesday with a 3-0 victory against Greece in European Zone qualifying Group One. Greece, seeking nothing more than a draw with their cautious approach, were swept aside. The RumaniansReuter - 212 words
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254 1988-11-04 38 Austria just ward off Turkish fight AUSTRIA 3 TURKEY 2 VIENNA Confident Austria survived a surprise sec-ond-half fightback by Turkey to win their World Cup European Group Three soccer qualifier 3-2 here on Wednesday. Austria, out to boost their goal difference after their 2-0 defeat by the Soviet Union, hadReuter - 254 words
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Article315 1988-11-04 38 Reaftalalag ■atefcse IMS: April M Greece v Rumania, Bulgaria v Denmark; May Hi Rumania v Bulgaria, Denmark v Greece; Oet lit Bulgaria v Greece, Denmark v Rumania; Ne» lit Greece v Bulgaria, Rumania v Dm* mark. IT nil Mat mat thru Not M: Turkey v Eut Germany, vm AprilReuter - 315 words
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249 1988-11-04 38 Sorloth strikes help Norway crush Cyprus CYPRUS 0 NORWAY 3 LJMASSOL (Cyprus) Norway overwhelmed Cyprus 3-0 in their World Cup European Group Five soccer qualifier here on Wednesday. After surviving a testing first half in which goalkeeper Eric Thorstvedt pulled off several excellent saves, Norway struck with chilling efficiency onReuter - 249 words
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Article138 1988-11-04 38 Dutch Division One: Feyenoord 2 VW Venlo 2, Haarlem 2 PSV Eindhoven 0. English Llttlewoods Cup, third round: Aston Villa 3 MiUwall 1, Bradford 1 Scunthorpe 1, Leeds 0 Luton 2, Leicester 2 Norwich 0, Liverpool 1 Arsenal 1, Manchester City 4 Sheffield United 2, Nottingham Forest138 words
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Article108 1988-11-04 38 Colombian referee kidnapped Colombian soccer referee Armado Perez, a Fifa official, was kidnapped on Wednesday near the city of Medellin. Perez, 45, had arrived in Medellin on Tuesday from Ibarra, Ecuador, where he officiated In the South American sub-Ju-nior championships. The unidentified kidnappers, travelling in two cars, stopped the car108 words
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Article49 1988-11-04 38 The European Football Union will hear an appeal today by Roma against their refusal to overturn the result of a Uefa Cup tie in which an Italian player was felled by a missile during their 4-2 defeat by Partizan Belgrade in Yugoslavia, a Uefa spokesman said yesterday*49 words
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Article56 1988-11-04 38 English soccer authorities want to know which Wimbledon player punched and kicked Manchester United's Vlv Anderson after Wednesdays Littlewoods Cup game, which Wimbledon won 2-1. Anderson, who needed three stitches under his eye, was also kicked as he fell. Neither club would comment but the United fullback told56 words
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Article48 1988-11-04 38 Luton soccer manager Ray Harford yesterday fined himself £100 ($353) for being sent off during an English Littlewoods Cup tie at Leeds on Wednesday. His dismissal from the dug-out came shortly after defender Julian James had been sent off on his debut for a bad tackle.48 words
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Article50 1988-11-04 38 Swiss soccer champions Neuchatel Xamax face paying fines and back tax totalling 480,000 Swiss francs ($640,000). Xamax failed to declare match and loyalty bonuse. paid to players. House rents they paid (or some players were declared under upkeep of the stadium, which belongs to the Neuchatel municipality.50 words
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Article47 1988-11-04 38 Glasgow Rangers soccer striker Ally McCoist flew to Holland on Wednesday in a bid to get fit (or the clash against fellow-Scottish Premier club Celtic on Nov 12. McCoist, out with a hamstring injury, went to a Dutch clink; run by British physiotherapist Richard Smith.47 words
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Article37 1988-11-04 38 Peter Davenport believes his £700,000 ($2.47m) move to Middlesbrough could put him back in the England soccer side. "The move should boost my prospects. My best years are ahead of me," the 27--year-old player said.37 words
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Article49 1988-11-04 38 Ascoli's Brazilian centre-for-ward Walter Casagrande was resting comfortably on Wednesday after two hours of knee surgery. Casagrande, who has not played a match so far in the 1988-89 Italian League campaign, will remain in a Rome clinic for a week after doctors removed ligaments in his left knee.49 words
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671 1988-11-04 39 Norwich, Man U knocked out in third round LONDON English First Division soccer leaders Norwich City were brought down to earth on Wednesday when they were beaten 2-0 by Second Division Leicester City in a Littlewoods Cup thirdround tie. Defences had an off-night in the 10 ties, with 32 goalsAFP; Reuter - 671 words
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Article, Illustration477 1988-11-04 39 NEW YORK MARATHON NEW YORK Steve Jones has traded US$4OO ($800) for a possible pot of gold victory in the New York City Marathon. That was the price Jones paid on July 19 to end his commitment to the Royal Air Force and be ableAP; UPI - 477 words
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Article715 1988-11-04 39 CRICKET Tar-aay natch la Rajkat, ladla New Zealand drew with West Zone. West Zone 253 (S. Kalyani 82, R. Hadlw 9-55). New Zealand 338-7 (J. Wright 104, T. Franklin 72, T. Blaln 46, R Hadlee 27 no., B. Radia 4-74). GOLF Aastrallaa POA Caamplaasalp la lytsjey (Australians715 words
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352 1988-11-04 39 BOXING LAS VEGAS Thomas "Hit Man" Hearns may beat Sugar Ray Leonard to an unprecedented tith title when he fights James Kinchen here today. The bout has been sanctioned by the newly-created World Boxing Organisation as a world super middleweight fight, according toAFP; AP - 352 words
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Article, Illustration180 1988-11-04 39 LONDON South African Brian Mitchell successfully defended his World Boxing Association junior lightweight title for the sixth time on Wednesday. He proved himself a champion of the highest calibre in gaining a unanimous points verdict after 12 rounds with Britain's Jim McDonnell, unbeaten In his previousReuter - 180 words
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Article115 1988-11-04 39 MEXICO CITY A bus carrying world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson and promoter Don King was involved in a minor accident but no one was injured, World Boxing Council president Jose Sulaiman said on Wednesday. The bus was carrying Tyson, King, Sulaiman and several others back to aAP - 115 words
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Article, Illustration470 1988-11-04 40 Yang Yang resting, says top coach MAHMOOD GAZNAVI sets the scene for the Asian individual badminton championships in the Indonesian town of Bandar Lampung BANDAR LAMPUNG (Indonesia) China's coaching supremo Hou Jiachang said Yang Yang, his star player, would not play in any more tournaments this year. Hou said this470 words
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Article, Illustration504 1988-11-04 40 BANDAR LAMPUNG (Indonesia) Move over China. Move over Indonesia. Here come Denmark, ready to become the Urst non-Asian country to win the Thomas Cup the symbol of badminton supremacy. This is the warning issued to Asian countries by Eddy Yusuf, vice-chairman of the fund-raising committee504 words
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Article, Illustration237 1988-11-04 40 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's top-notch badminton doubles pair of Jalani and Razif Sidek have pulled out of the Asian Badminton Confederation championship starting on Sunday in Bandar Lampung, Indonesia. Jalani hurt his arm during the recent Danish Open, leaving the doubles first seed position open toNST - 237 words
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Article, Illustration224 1988-11-04 40 BANDAR LAMPUNG (Indonesia) Former world champion Icuk Sugiarto's eleventh-hour decision to skip the Asian individual badminton championships starting here on Sunday should not alarm anyone. The Indonesian No. 1 is merely taking precautions to ensure he is fit to defend his Indonesian title when224 words
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Article93 1988-11-04 41 Hockey team honoured Britain's triumphant Olympic hockey players have been given the unprecedented honour of being named "Men of the Year". This is the first time that members of a whole team have been given the accolade. The judges of the awards were so impressed by the achievement of the93 words
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Article46 1988-11-04 41 Florence Griffith Joyner, the world's fastest woman, plans to explore other acting possibilities after making her debut on a US television "sitcom". Florence, whose appearance on the show "227" on Tuesday was unannounced, was greeted by thunderous applause when she came on stage.46 words
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Article74 1988-11-04 41 Paris are hesitating over hosting the 12th International Olympic Committee Congress in 1994, marking the centenary of the founding of the modern Olympic movement in the French capital. Paris mayor Jacques Chirac has decided the French will wait until next June to tell lOC president Juan Antonio74 words
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Article27 1988-11-04 41 Chicago Bears American football head coach Mike Ditka, 49, suffered a mild heart attack on Wednesday and was in hospital in serious condition, doctors said.27 words
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Article52 1988-11-04 41 The National Hockey League suspended David Shaw, of the New York Rangers, for 12 games, bringing to four the number of players penalised for violence during ice hockey games. The others are Mark Master, of the Edmonton Oilers, Rick Tocchet, of the Philadelphia Flyers, and Dave Manson, of the52 words
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Article30 1988-11-04 41 Oakland Athletics shortstop Walt Weiss was named the American League's "Rookie of the Year", marking the third straight year the baseball club have produced the a ward- winner.30 words
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Article51 1988-11-04 41 The Jurong Town Football Club are inviting soccer enthusiasts to join their fan club. Members will receive souvenirs with the club logo at concessionary rates. JTFC are also forming a boys' and girls' cheer group. Those interested can write to Jurong Town FC, P.0.80x 298, Jurong P.0., Singapore51 words
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Article17 1988-11-04 41 Jansenites' marrieds versus singles annual hockey match will be held at Ceylon Sports Club tomorrow.17 words
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Article38 1988-11-04 41 West Indies cricket captain Vlv Richards, who has been out of action for two months because of injury, is poised to return for the four-day clash with South Australia starting at the Adelaide Oval today.38 words
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Article22 1988-11-04 41 Judo gold medallist Peter Seisenbacher, the only Austrian to win a medal at the Seoul Olympics, will retire from active competition.22 words
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Article30 1988-11-04 41 World No. 1 Steffi Graf, of West Germany, will forfeit US$4OO,OOO in bonus pool earnings and incentives because she has not competed in enough tennis tournaments this year.30 words
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Article36 1988-11-04 41 Katie Monahan Prudent rode Make My Day to two faultfree rides on Wednesday to lead the United States to victory over France in the Nations Cup horse show meet at Madison Square Garden.36 words
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Article, Illustration425 1988-11-04 41 Russian ace wants more of winnings ANTWERP Disgruntled Soviet star Andrei Chesnokov wants glasnost to spread to tennis so that he can hang on to more of his lucrative winnings. Chesnokov lifted the lid on Just how little cash he keeps after moving through to the quarter-finals of the US$lAFP; Reuter - 425 words
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Article847 1988-11-04 41 TENNIS: Breakaway body Chesnokov wants more Wilander's brilliant recovery Juniors in Davis Cup LONDON The future of men's professional tennis was thrown into disarray on Wednesday when the players' union broke away from the sport's governing body and announced their own independent international circuit starting847 words
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Article, Illustration476 1988-11-04 41 Tay Cheng Khoon - Tay Cheng Khoon TENNIS By SINGAPORE'S top tennis Junior Wong Chee Leong has been invited to join the Republic's new-look Davis Cup and South-east Asia Games squad. The training squad also include two other Juniors, Weber Oh, 16, and Sunny Liu,476 words
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Article79 1988-11-04 41 SEVEN East Asian countries will compete In the Pizza Hot Masters junior team tennis championship In Singapore from Dec 17-19. Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Hongkong, Indonesia and Thailand will Join Singapore In the two-singles, one-doubles competition. The eighth berth has been offered to Western Australia. The Masters, finale79 words
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Article259 1988-11-04 41 STOCKHOLM World No. 1 Mats Wilander recovered from a disastrous start to beat Swedish compatriot Nicklas Kulti 0-6, 6-4, 6-1 in the second round of the Stockholm Open tennis tournament on Wednesday. But Olympic champion MiJoslav Mecir, of Czechoslovakia, and Sweden's Anders Jarryd were both beaten.259 words
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Article130 1988-11-04 41 WORCESTER Chris Evert and defending champion Pam Shriver claimed firstround victories, while Gabriela Sabatini battled into the third round at the New England women's tennis tournament on Wednesday. Third-seeded Gabriela, of Argentina, used her strong passing shots to fight off American Ann Henricksson 6-1, 7-5. In first-round action,Reuter - 130 words
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Article, Illustration221 1988-11-04 42 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI BOCCER by SINGAPORE'S national soccer coach Seak Poh Leong may be on Selangor's wanted list. This was hinted by Selangor FA secretary S. Anthony samy, who also revealed that the state are on the lookout (or two players and a coach from Europe.221 words
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220 1988-11-04 42 KUCHING The Football Association of Sarawak yesterday dared the Kedah Football Association to prove their claims that their players and officials suffered cuts from kicks and punches and burns from cigarette butts caused by Sarawak fans at the State Stadium last Friday. Their claimsBernama - 220 words
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Article, Illustration185 1988-11-04 42 Malacca want 'towkay' MALACCA The Malacca Amateur Football Association are likely to appoint former national player Soh Chin Aun as coach for their squad next season. Mafa president Datuk Haji Mohamad Jais said yesterday that the services of the soccer ace were needed to "salvage" the state's football image. "IBernama - 185 words
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Article166 1988-11-04 42 Footballers get Kedah team award ALOR STAR The Kedah Malaysia Cup squad were duly rewarded on Wednesday night when they received the Excellent Performance Team award (Pasukan Prestasi Cemerlang) and skipper Ahmad Sobri was named the state's Sportsman of the Year 1987. The Sultan of Kedah presented the awards at166 words
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Article169 1988-11-04 42 Kuppan rejects FAM offer PENANG coach M. Kuppan has turned down the Football Association of Malaysia offer to become a national coach, citing health and personal reasons. FAM executive secretary Paul Mony Samuel said in Petaling Jaya yesterday that they respected Kuppan's decision even though they needed his services. Kuppan,169 words
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Article446 1988-11-04 43 BASKETBALL WASHINGTON The Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics, who have been locked In a private feud for a decade, face being overthrown as kings of the National Basketball Association. Between them they have won nine of the last 10 NBA championships, but theirAFP; Reuter - 446 words
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Article230 1988-11-04 43 Sri Lanka look to dream run CRICKET CRICKETING pride and a winner's purse of US$3O,OOO ($60,000) are at stake when reigning champions Sri Lanka take on a star-studded India in the Asia Cup final at the National Stadium in Dhaka today. Sri Lanka, the youngest of the seven Test-playing nations,AFP - 230 words
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Article, Illustration286 1988-11-04 43 PETER KHOO highlights the first day's action at the Malaysian Open track and field championships in Kuala Lumpur HEAVY rain washed out the entire afternoon's programme but not before Singapore walker Helen Low made the best use of the sunshine in the morning286 words
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Article247 1988-11-04 43 Swimmers out to repeat haul SWIMMING SINGAPORE are determined to do well in swimming at next year's South-east Asia Games in Kuala Lumpur from Aug 20-Sept 2. The Republic collected 19 golds, 38 silvers and 64 bronze medals at the last Games in Jakarta, with the swimmers contributing 10 gold247 words
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Article221 1988-11-04 43 J. Rajendran - J. Rajendran RUGBY By RUGBY centre Henry Lee, who pulled out of the Singapore team to next week's Asian Rugby Football Union tournament in Hongkong, has agreed to reconsider his decision. Henry, who withdrew for "personal reasons", has agreed to a Singapore Rugby Union request to221 words
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Article163 1988-11-04 43 Mm'i lMm heat mm: 1 Abdul Rahman Koyakutty (Mai) 10 9sec t Christian Boda (Mail) t Jeffrey Ismail (Mai). Heat twe: 1 Mohd. Hawaii Hussain (Mai) 10.7 I Yoshito Hanada (Jpn) 3 Patrick Khoo (Mai). Heat three: 1 Haron Mundir (Sin) 10.6 t Rosman Ramlan (Mai)163 words
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Article251 1988-11-04 43 KUALA LUMPUR Sprinter Haron Mundir and heptathlete Chan See Huey will be hoping to emulate teammate Helen Low's feat of striking gold when they do battle on the second day of athletics at the Malaysian Open meet today. Haron displayed good form when he won his 100 metres251 words
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Article143 1988-11-04 43 Platini to adopt past style Michel Platini, taking over the reins of the crisis-hit French national team, promised yesterday a return to the style of play which brought France soccer glory for the best part of a decade. Platini, 33, replaced Henri Michel on Tuesday, 10 days after a disastrous143 words
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Article50 1988-11-04 43 Ireland manager Jack Charlton included four Liverpool players in his 19-man squad for the Group Six World Cup soccer qualifying game against Spain in Seville on Nov 16. They are Ray Houghton, Ronnie Whelan, John Aldridge and Stephen Staunton. In addition, Charlton recalled Frank Stapleton and Tony Galvin.50 words
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Article47 1988-11-04 43 Imran Khan said he was ready to play for Pakistan in next month's one-day world series tournament in Australia and the tour of New Zealand which follows it. He had previously been unwilling to make himself available for the world series beginning on Dec 10.47 words
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Article42 1988-11-04 43 Australia's Brett Ogle hit a sizzling six-under-par 66 in the A5475,000 dollars ($780,000) Australian PGA tournament at the Riverside Oaks course in Sydney. Ogle shot through Greg Norman and the rest of the best as the mercury hit 40 degC.42 words
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Article, Illustration414 1988-11-04 43 A. SURENDREN - A. SURENDREN HOCKEY by DO hockey players lose their sticks when they grow old? A group of former internationals provided the answer when they took on a young Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association side, who play in the Premier League, at Tanglin yesterday. The oldies, allALBERT SIM - 414 words
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Obituary, Illustration178 1988-11-04 42 woo YOK&im Af* tO m— (font Yam Bob Chang ■oh Kuan Soil Ylng Wtl Laong •oh runt WSJ Sang ••nay Llm Edward Wont Ronnla Urn D#MBMaf%-4n-4aw h Ktat Mui HoCbor Sutn Wandy Llm 800 Ling Andy Lim Soo Kaong Esmond Wont Chaong Pang OantM Wonclltn Er Mat Wong178 words
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Obituary, Illustration140 1988-11-04 42 Aaa: 40y*ara pa(**d away paaaafully an and Mt«. 1«M laavtaif baMnd balevad; WWas Batty Tan Oay»nlaf: Eleanor Choo Su Yin Angalina Choo 8u Lin to mourn hla loaa. OuMn'i siraai an talurday, s.n.iMa al Ipm far Mi Vfnin MOM. VIJAYA LEKBHMI peeeed away piaaiwiWy en l/ii/M. A^^sJgW eaaa^kdadsMw140 words
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Obituary, Illustration139 1988-11-04 42 Tha tamtfy ot tna laia Mdm. Yu Eng Papartadi Oetafcar itM want* la npr— Ihalr haartfalt ttianka and apprialaWaw la Paator Olng of Hlng Nwa Malhodl»« CiifOW. PO9tOC rOOO ©f POOOftOW MatKadUl Church, lld.r Chin ot "WWiii NWn RAAifl MSfAC wl\|* pal, ralatlvaa, church member*, Htonda and eellaaguat139 words
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Obituary, Illustration30 1988-11-04 42 Omt Diipiil tywpa«t»» to Nm fsmlty of tlvo Ido MR JOHN CHOO KIM MNO Departed a/11/w "nun. rnnvipp, W\mwl PffO Aartaary Cmmmm Pmrt Pmtk Pi him a«H— I30 words
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Obituary100 1988-11-04 42 323 Condolancas Our deepest sympathies and condolences to Dr. Leong 81k Hoong and family on the demise of his beloved father-in-law MR. VOON NQIT THAU From The management of Pathology and Clinical Laboratory Pte. Ltd., Singapore Cortapa 70 Berwick Drlva on Friday 4.11.88 at 3 pm for Mount100 words
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Obituary, Illustration52 1988-11-04 42 In Loving Mamory Of LEE HIOK HUAN Departed 4.11.70 There Is a link death cannot mir, Love and remembrance lut forever Always lovad by wit* Yuk Wah and children Slaw Chiang, LA^l^m ak#% *4 lawn rrtjiwn awm aftjfiny When in need, The Straits Times Clcissified is what52 words
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Obituary, Illustration49 1988-11-04 42 MDM CHUA TUAN NEO Oon* to root: 4 Nov. IMS Ma, to many tventa you were looking forward to have come and pasted. All your dreams and plans. Mine too. I still wish you can be around today, with me. I still miss you, Qrandma. Lin49 words
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Obituary, Illustration135 1988-11-04 42 In Loving Itaiwory of our beJovd PHIL KOM THONQ MIANQ Doponoa Nov. 4tn, ism Idr.hi For wt know that wh«n this tent we Uvt In now U Uken down when we die and leave these bodlet we will have wonderful new bodlet in heaven, homes that will135 words
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Obituary, Illustration99 1988-11-04 42 t. KANAPATHY Deported: 4.11J3 Your life was a long sweet story. With gentle face and patient smile. That ended as it had begun. With love, faith and charity. For all and malice for no one. IN LOVNM Mff MOftY Of MOM. HI SAI OOtK (MM OUAH HtCK99 words
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Miscellaneous60 1988-11-04 43 TODAYS EVENTS HOCKEY Friendly. S'pore Veterans v CSC (Balestier, 5.30pm). BUG BY Annual matches: S'pore Police v Royal Malaysian Police (Police Academy, spm). SOCCER SMA Tournament quarter-finals: Bridge Port v Glaxo Chem, Hongkong Teakwood v Aetna (Yung Ho. 5.15pm). 10th ISB Games 2nd round. SSC v HDB (Buklt Chermln, 5.15pm).60 words
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Miscellaneous210 1988-11-04 44 Weather Showers over a few areas in the pre-dawn hours and apin in the late afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mbi SUNSET today: 6.50 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.46 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 15 21 C Rain Los Angeles 16/19 C Gear Amsterdam 47C Rain210 words
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Article, Illustration991 1988-11-04 1 TRUST HIM TO PUSH YOU INTO THE DEEP END TheatreWorks has invited Malaysian dramatist Krishen Jit to direct its latest production, Three Children, as part of a creative exchange programme. L. E. PREMA reports. A DIRECTOR directs very much the way a painter paints. It all starts with a vision,991 words
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Article453 1988-11-04 1 AFTER 30 years of directing behind him, it can be safely said that Krishen Jit has (lair and a deep instinct for his art. But even with the experience of having put into motion plays of virtually every sort, he still faced some pretty453 words
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Article, Illustration1247 1988-11-04 2 JACINTA ABISHEGANADEN - JACINTA ABISHEGANADEN if L But no, I have known m some and thrown tome in my time and none of them hat the stamp of this late '80s low camp 'have-a-card-let'8-have-a-power-lunch' mania; this circus made 'glamorous 9 by labels and 'names', by1,247 words
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Article, Illustration429 1988-11-04 2 SOME of the remarks in T. Sasitharan's article on the Singapore Dance Theatre's Education Programme (ST, Sept 28) need our clarification. I would first and foremost emphasise that the SDT was formed with the prime objective of recruiting a team of429 words
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208 1988-11-04 2 I AM a cartoon fan and would like to comment on the cartoons on TV. American cartoons are generally violent, not very imaginative, and the artwork is poor (admit it The Transformers look like cardboard boxes), with the exception of some, like The208 words
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Article, Illustration415 1988-11-04 3 Ghouls of all kinds checked Into the clubs over the weekend and on Monday to celebrate Halloween. IDA BACHTUB ventured Into the night to mingle among them. WAS It ft wild HalUween or was It a wild Halloween? Imagine a crowd of horror* with blood-dripping fiends very much InH.L. CHAN; LIM SIN THAI; LAU FOOK KONG - 415 words
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Article, Illustration732 1988-11-04 4 IDA BACHTIAR "GOD, look at the crowd, who runs this place? Woops, I do!" laughs Mr Jamal Hussein, 34, above the din. The assistant food and beverage director of Hyatt hotel is plum proud of his baby Brannigan's. "This place will be as much a success as732 words
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Article, Illustration292 1988-11-04 4 LORRAINE DESMARAIS attacks her keyboard. She bends over the ivories in grim concentration, playing with vigour and intensity, oblivious to everything except her feelings and her keys. The piaies she executes are her competitions classical as well as standard Jazz. The improvisation on the292 words
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Article, Illustration795 1988-11-04 5 CAROL LEONG - CAROL LEONG Switched on A COOKING programme should be like Christmas one of fierce pleaI sures. So fierce you get stupefied with greed. To achieve this desired fierceness. I the person standing behind the TV kitchen counter must be a person of PASSION, one795 words
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Article, Illustration574 1988-11-04 5 KOH SIEW TIN - KOH SIEW TIN On Caldecott Hill DREAMS are made and dreams are broken on Caldecott Hill. To the thousands who queue up to (ill forms (or the drama artistes training course each year, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation holds the keys to their fantasies. But574 words
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Article, Illustration622 1988-11-04 5 A TWO-PART mini-series based on the story of Australian drug trafficker Kevin Barlow, who was hung on July 7, 1986 for smuggling drugs Into Penang, was shown in the United States on Sunday and Monday. Called Dadah Is Death, the grim and gripping two-parter, which622 words
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Article, Illustration773 1988-11-04 6 L. E. PREMA - L. E. PREMA By THEY could have danced all night and they did till the early hours of the morning. The Singapore Ballroom Dancing Championships, which began at the sprawling Raffles Ballroom in Westin Plaza on Wednesday at about 7.30 pm, didn't end till773 words
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252 1988-11-04 6 Singapore Airlines scores fifth win SINGAPORE AIRLINES "A" team proved too good for the opposition by scoring 15 points from 20 games to finish champion in the 9th Overseas Assurance Corporation Business Houses chess tournament. SIA, which has already won the title four times (1962, 1984, 1986 and 1987), is252 words
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Article, Illustration244 1988-11-04 6 IF YOU want to be entertained and enlightened as to what the Intellectually disabled can do, keep this weekend tree. The Movement far the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (Minds) will be putting up a concert tomorrow and Sunday. Set up In IM2, Minds244 words
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Article, Illustration449 1988-11-04 7 LEE SAN CMOUY - LEE SAN CMOUY Cinema WOMEN'S PRISON Friday midnight at Cathay and Saturday midnight at other Cathay cinemas IT IS ladles' night, folks, but not at a disco. The ladies in this movie are not getting their first drink free. They are prison Inmates. In cinematic449 words
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Article, Illustration877 1988-11-04 7 Hongkong director Tsui Hark is now busy managing Film Workshop, which aims to become an alternative production house that truly belongs to the film-makers. MAVERICK director-produc-er-entrepreneur Tsui Hark is a man of few words. And when he speaks, he seldom uses877 words
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Article, Illustration69 1988-11-04 7 ass** ±m ffi*» m& VTft ffiSSlftt-ff-fc **fl «*JfetVl ttfc'-j •*«#«s« ft Wte* Waj***WAtt»iH3!>/g AfilKiiU 2E®G«tfi wan «i«#rrttf tt ill ft Mil "*ffttl*S*.lsltt *W« o ffr*ftifc*fc if m7-«***f*tttt tt«» "tf'Jtlift *-*W>e.« WrW BLiiafcftttff; /Lftb AW«lt*«K«fX-A:ff« am mm j»^«c*r f .«r» Wffctf/#>«l<Hifc -Bft> T Whitney Houston 0*0 < I Wanna Dance With69 words
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Article, Illustration71 1988-11-04 7 a**K**aa*"i 7 ton &&3.)%^m$:tt!%—n' W««^mfe ffoirnt ):fti; ft* ft til fll. Ji*r <Ui'J,JA*Sf;Rfll fimi.V IV flMl M1111)1 ,,.,.U, MffeWß* A"»W*»ifttiß ffifiil H t^E" Mtt^'f 1 Wife -t^tt ffil*ftf»r < 455 Heart Of The Game) At <.H Never Dance A«ain> n H*±*ifoepM •ft n KflftM<l Go To Pieces) •ft ft*&*ftlf *Wl£A/;rfn.71 words
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Article, Illustration356 1988-11-04 8 THE Indian beauty contest which caused a stir among some in the Indian community last year for making the contestants bare their legs in swimming costume, is on again this year. The contest, to be called Miss India/Singapore '88/ '89, will356 words
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Article, Illustration704 1988-11-04 8 Deepavali, the Festival of Lights, falls on Tuesday. S. V. KRISHNAN writes on the preparations for the festival, the legend behind it and the message it brings. PROBABLY the most popular and well-known of all Indian festivals is Deepavali (or Diwali704 words
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Article, Illustration615 1988-11-04 8 Radhlka Srlnlvasan previews a dance-drama to be performed by the Cairnhill Community Centre's Indian dance group, Apsaras. In the second article she reports on the Centre's artistes who participated in the International Folk Festival in Dijon, Paris, recently. WITNESS the beautiful615 words
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433 1988-11-04 8 A GROUP of 20 Singaporean artistes, mainly from the Cairnhill Community Centre, had the rare opportunity of participating in the International Folk Festival in Dijon, Paris, and the annual Folklore Festival in Belgium last month. Under the adroit direction of the well-known Indian433 words
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Advertisement3325 1988-11-04 24 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions Vacant: 101 Positions vacant: 102 Positions Vacant: 102 Positions Vacant: 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Production Production Production Production Hotal/ Restaurant/ Hotel/ Restaurant/ Vacant Vacant Vacant Vacant _mmmsszz^m——m—~~ Lounge) Lounge bbbbbbbi msaa^mm^immm—^mm^mßm 1 sj^sm aj^aj3,325 words
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Advertisement633 1988-11-04 25 106 OOm Positions 106 Other Positions Vftwit Vacant IJaL URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT CO PTE LTD ■pjpjpj requires fl WORKS SUPERVISOR Qualifications j 3 GCE 'O' with passes in English and Maths ond other MsKhanicol subjects. Those without the prerequisite qualifications but have experience in the related fields may also633 words
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Advertisement1124 1988-11-04 25 104 Other Positions 104 Other Positions Vacant Vacant An ••Übhthad pracision plastkc ff SBBBSBJBBBJBBJBJBBJ tnieoHon company requires follow- W W 1 Infl due lo Its aipanslon k J V MOOUCTION OPERATORS v SJJJJ (MALI) bsbbb»^bbb^bH Completed N s 4 days working 2 days of f WEARNES Willing to work shift1,124 words
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Advertisement594 1988-11-04 25 104 Othor Positions Vac—it SINGAPORE LANO LTD Walk-In Interview for SECURITY QUAADS SulteMe Security Overdo ere r*> to werk to ewr prssHplem eewimerPleas* present yourself at #1340 SMnt K»an Neva* Singapore 0100 during the period of 31/10/80 to 4/11/A between the hours of 2pm. and Opm. for Interview. Commencing (alary594 words
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Advertisement743 1988-11-04 25 104 Other Positions Vacant PRTVATI DETECTrVES FUUTiMIV PART-TIME MALI/ FEMALE e Undergo special training programme e Salary 81,000 k above #14-03 PewlweMle Plexa einsj spore oeir Required. 11 SECURITY SUPERVISORS 3) SECURITY OUAROS for limee, Odeon Katong. Chang: Airport. Ayer Rajah, Jurong. Jeton Piwlwelri A SeSSr. W# OfVQf Mffl pA)f743 words
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Advertisement1020 1988-11-04 25 104 Othar Positions Vacant WAREHOUSE CO. REOUNWS Immediately Experienced Forkllft Driver Salary 8700 neg. Male Btore Clerk Knowledge of typing Salary 0650 neg Call personally 705 Sims Drive. #01 -01 Shun LI lnd Complex. Tel: *****59. WELL ESTABLISHED JEWELLERY manufacturer requires 1) An experienced Office Despatch Clerk. Must possess a1,020 words
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Advertisement737 1988-11-04 25 104 Othor Positions Vacant ■STABUSHED MOTOR FIRM rr quires Chinese Car Washer cum Office Boy. *****72 for Interview EXPERIENCED TREE CUTTINO Foreman needed Salary 060-070 per day Tel: 457-2594/ 459-3307 PIMALI CLEANERS RBOUIRED Preferably staying In Jurong area. Tel: *****43 FEMALE DENTAL ASST. required for clinic In Tanglln area Age737 words
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Advertisement891 1988-11-04 26 121 Vehicle Financing/ 128 Veh.cle Financing/ Insuranc* Insuranc* 0 HITACHI MONTHLY DRAW RESULTS Congmtutations Ticket No. ***** Ticket No ***** Ticket No. ***** Thong Yam Ser Choo Joo Seng Tan Ho Sung I/C No. *****13/E I/C No. 104*649/0 l/C No. 1 4875*4/1 Consolation Prizes lichiLMQ Hum \sa_ ***** TanAhYik *****90/J891 words
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Advertisement828 1988-11-04 26 131 For Sal*. BMW •87 BMW SSM 4-dr manual New Ux, full accessories, remote control $98,000 View lie Upp Serangoon Rd opp Potong Paslr ENO "82 BMW 320. orlg paint, 2nd owner. Ux Mar '89 $48,300 Tel. *****14 JULY *S1 ORIGINAL White Auto 320 Sports rims Beautiful condition $44,500 337-0789828 words
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Advertisement1091 1988-11-04 26 134 For Sale Dstsun/ Nissan •a NEAR <D«c 81) Stania 18 Notrhback, 9-speed, orlg. power windows, central locking, s/rlms, new tyres, ht-fl. Just changed carburettor, clutch. 4 Monroe absorbers Immaculate, near showrm cond 322.800. Owner Ul: *****76 OIC. 1880 NISSAN 280 Cedrlc fully auto., 2nd co owner, compleU accessories $3,8001,091 words
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Advertisement1740 1988-11-04 26 134 For Sale: 136 For Sale Deteun/ Nissan Toyota Si OATSUN BlUtßlftD CAIH PAYMENT S I.^t.ejl -If-: Feb '80. Beautiful condlUon. Tel: for any makes it model Toyota. *****38. Masda, DaUun, Honda, BMW, •31 DATSUN 130V. Non-PARF Jf trc^"i Vo 1 V! 0 Alf PARr r Atrcon. ht-fl, s/rtms. good1,740 words
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Advertisement1002 1988-11-04 26 135 For Sale Toyota 1077 COROLLA. PU. owner, beautiful no. plau, alrcon. hi-fi Oood cond. $11,200 Tel *****79 16M COROLLA IJOX. auto, pte owner, rd. Ux new. $18,000 Tel 776-3640. ISM TOYOTA COROLLA 1300DX Alrcon, radio/ cassetu. PARF 817J00 neg. Tel: *****80 IMI TOYOTA CMIBBB9A OL auto, road Ux Feb.1,002 words
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Advertisement965 1988-11-04 26 las For Sals: Mitsubishi LATI V0 COLT 1200 OL 6-dT Alrcon m-fl. PARF. metallic blue. BeauUful condlUon. 264-6611/ 1 LATI VI TRCDIA I.6ZX. 1 pU owner, full accessories, rd. Ux 1 yr $24 JOO neg Can loan. *****66 MAY 10M MITSUBISHI Oalant Sigma, square lights, s/rlms, radio cassetu 616J00 0.n.0.965 words
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Advertisement1082 1988-11-04 26 IS7 For totar. Mazda CASH •AVMBVT a highest, offer. Paving good prices for all Masda 131. 636 and 929 cars Other makes, trade in and exchange welcomed. Also selling. Pis. contact Mr Tan, *****80 IM7 MAZOA Ml I.3LX notch back, 6-speed, l pu owner, alrcon. hl-fl. central lock, oetglnal paint1,082 words
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Advertisement1716 1988-11-04 28 -i rw 0-iw. i<»_ ror aeie. Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Buy an Isuzu now and get a free air-con PLUS a chance to win 5 fun-filled days in Bangkok and Pattaya Buy sr Isuzu now and you could be a winner So your chances of winning are very1,716 words
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Advertisement1288 1988-11-04 28 7 u u u Aveltoble. Houses AveUebte: Houbob 2-Bedroom Maisonettes FrMhoM Showflats viewing by No RMtriotton On Pontgnmrt appointment only. IfiNTMOWio Occupation Bookings Enquiries GOOdland (Pt») Ltd (A member of Keck Senfl Group) Tel: 338 2828 DISTRICT 1128 (FOR RENT) Watten Estate Rd. brand new d/storey bungalow. 3 bedrooms plus1,288 words
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Advertisement2208 1988-11-04 28 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation 171 Accommodation 173 Accommodation 173 Accommodation Available Availabla: Available Avaiiabla: Availabto: Ayartmonta Apartmanta Apartmanta Apartmanta Apartmanta 1 4J> M^i^riff gardens 1 1| I Full-Service Accommodation No ottiar Mddan ooata. 15 Siglap Road, #01-04/05, Singapore 1544. N*«« Highway naar Marina City a nui t *u P«noramte aa«viaw2,208 words
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Advertisement995 1988-11-04 29 Available Apctimsjnts 0.18 CAST COAST < Orln 1800 sq.ft. 3M rms. Very well turn $1300 Vtllanelle *****81 0.18 HAWAII TWR. High fir Sea view. F/furn Ceramic parquet 3+l rms. 2.300 sq ft Tel *****83 D.lB KATONO 1 1/2 yrs old mals Spanish design. 2 bdrtm $1,050 Power *****22 o.l* MANDARIN995 words
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Advertisement939 1988-11-04 29 ir* Accommooiiion Availabl*. Rooms ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE POR construction workers with bunk beds at very convenient location near CUD King *****V1 Mr Llm BUKIT PANJANO IST., |0 mlns to Ngee Ann Poly furnished rm avail Immed. In new flat Quiet surroundings Owner seldom In Call 762-0949 Kenneth DIST.I9- NSXT TO Hougang939 words
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Advertisement2447 1988-11-04 29 ■so Accommooanon 179 For Sale: Mouses 1/9 t-or sale: Houses 179 For Sale: Houses 179 For Sale: House* t* for sale. Houses Wanted: Apartments ==^=^=s^= BaVBaBaMBBaBavsasMBBBBBBaBBI OIST.II OYSON VICINITY brand 0.11 CXCLUBIVC BUNOLW zone JAP. EXPATS URQEHTLY require MißßSsa«aaaß»»s«a»--'fy > »J 1 M-^T^TM *J J M T M T M2,447 words
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Advertisement1858 1988-11-04 29 179 For Salt): Hou— 179 For Bat#: Hou— O 1t BRANO NfW 3 0 1$ NfW CORNER I 4• I bdrms I store 4 baths 2600. iq ft 3 hdrms K'hold $500K 3200 »q ft $58.SK corner 4000/ 3600 *****28 Sole Agent sqft .1635K Phil Service. *****88 01 f T1,858 words
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Advertisement3260 1988-11-04 30 L°/ V 1 li6 FOf 8al#: 1M For 1W For 8 l#: 1M F <>r Sal*. IM For IM For tßlsv IM Far 1M Pr<v.tß APBrtmwnt. Priv.tß Aprim-nt. Prtvt, A P Ttm,nt. PrlvU Ap.rtm.nt. Phv.t. Ap a rtm,nts P? t VBt, Apartmwnt. Pr^v.': Ap.rim^t. Ap.rtm.nt, J^^UAp^njnt. P^^_S_^ A ■■■^■■■M _M_BM3,260 words
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Advertisement1094 1988-11-04 30 186 For tats: Privota Aprtnvsnts 0.18 WALK-UP APT. Tal Keng Ct 3 rms. 1900 sq.ft rhold Newly renovated S36uK *****29 aft 0.11 WALK-UP CONOO. 3 rmi. Marble Ramln celling. F/turn. Quiet S3SOK Al: 2MMKO aft D.lB YN*n OON. 3* 1 1900 soft Full facilities Freehold $385K LKP 292-1091 DJ ORAOON1,094 words
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Advertisement1057 1988-11-04 31 HUDC Apwtmonls NOUOANO AVI 1 WALK-UP apt 1700 sq.ft Reasonable price Beautifully renovated Price neg Tel. *****58/ 9/ pg *****49 LORONO AH 800 walk up 1700 sq.ft. with courtyard renovated 3-M bedrooms $*****0 on o. 440M22 0.18 TAMPtNES BT.II Beautifully renovated corner walk-up 3 rms 17U sq.ft. $210,000 Rolf *****111,057 words
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Advertisement1125 1988-11-04 31 ■v i rw vatw; HDB Aprtmontß PRICES NEGOTIABLE 3-rm. T.Bienoe* 08 SS3K 3-rm. HoMend (eerner) 8 $40* 3-rm. Dove* (eerner) 24 BSSK 4-rm. Bedell N. 181/82* 874JC 4-rm. Clementl 410/411/433 SB2K 4-rm. Merine C'ree a SS3K 4-rm. Temptaee (A) 272/284 SSOK S-rm. HsHvUw Ave. (pt.) 13 812OK S-rm. Bedok B.1,125 words
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Advertisement1148 1988-11-04 31 iwi ror sai*. HOB Apartments JALAN BAHAOIA 3 hedroom corner terrace UmsM flooring very well kept alrcon hiK Kdn Bee to appreciate 440MH22 JURONO WEST BLK SW 5-rm pi blk. High fir rnttrble throughout, faring Bast 'i yrs $129K neg RV *****30 MUST BILLI 8-RM. Hlk 51 Chal Chee. Fully1,148 words
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Advertisement1126 1988-11-04 31 iwi ror saisj: HOB Apartments HENDERSON CRESCENT 4-RM. Fully renovated, corner house Helling $75K 0 n 0 Tel *****13 HH.LVNTW S-RM. Hfcgn fir Nicely renovated, 1 4. 50 .sq ft Heaullful view. Near murkel I.KK *****82 JURONQ EAST S-RM A' high fir All marble, rocks-tone, cablneU, alrcon Nicely done *****221,126 words
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Advertisement918 1988-11-04 31 ivi for Salo. HDB Apartmants 4-RM. BCDOK SOUTH, blk 70 Renovation done recently $75K neg DEB 298-0828 4-RM. MDOK NORTH blk 425 cerumlc, kitchen cablneU, $75K neg Tel *****93 Pg *****71 FAW "DOK RCSCRVOIR. Blk 706 Marble, kitchen cabinets/ ceramic $87K neg. Tel: 445-3191. 4-RM. BLK ISS, Bedok North, full918 words
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Advertisement817 1988-11-04 31 194 Factory Spaca FRIMI INDUSTRIAL SALE/ LIAS! JURONO C3 DITACHID Factory/ Woreh'ae. Built-in ***** sq.ft. Und 4SOOO sq.ft. Resdy office/ high amp. QUALITY GENERAL purpose built comprising: Factory/ workshop 11.000 sq.ft. Wareh'se 20.000 sq.ft. Well fltUd 2 storey reception/ office 4650 sq.ft. Heavy duty floorIng/ overhead cranes. Land area 1817 words
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Advertisement1004 1988-11-04 31 194 Factory Spaoa OROUND FLOOR WARBtrSI with fully partitioned mezzanine office. Paya Lebar, ***** sq.ft. Freehold. Sales Enquiry Nln Kal Prop *****02 (12 lines). JURONO DITACHID factory/ warehouse with 2-storey annexe office for sale Built-in 43.000 sq.ft Land area 79,000 sq.ft. Shen Property *****47 (8 lines) JURONO INTERNATIONAL Road food1,004 words
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Advertisement1585 1988-11-04 31 198 KL**!? 196 For 8 1 7 For Rant: >Wc BP**«8 P**« Otflca SpaeM OfHco t|>ac— ORCHARO TWRS. OUTMOC CBI) 2 office rms avail for rent JV I I 'ufn Including use of Ulex, tax, ■'-iffllfc^B 1 B I photocopying, phone AvalTlmB\ A T R^ffl*! Pbt^*' med. Newman Ooh 733-87781,585 words
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Advertisement995 1988-11-04 32 'ww rm oar*. Shop Spaces LUCKY M.AZA 303 M.ft if'hold) Parklane 810 sq fi Peoples Pk Complex 452 sq h ShaiiK 23M.58.S r LUCKY PLA2A Sth fir 4)5 sq fl N«ar escalator t2I»K 0n 0 a. *****22 Comprehensive Realty 0" UPPIR SERANQOON Rd d/slorey shophouse 1370.000 Colliers *****25 S> OMCNAMO995 words
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Advertisement182 1988-11-04 1 BOUT MAGAZINE IN TOV\ NTHE MOST TALKED-ABC UT MAGAZINE IN TOWN THE MOST TALKED-ABOUT MAGAZINE IN TOWN THE MOST TALKED-ABOUT M/ GAZINE IN TOWN THE M OST talke^|Q^mo^^^^^H f-y "i ZINE IN TCI t J 1 A TALKED- AB(i bdl p*4 IN TOWN 1 P^ y M ED-ABOUT f Y182 words
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Advertisement1308 1988-11-04 2 ZONAL ADVERTISING SECTION .^aaaar T For enquiries call /()OII YOl IR uUIUI I U OrlUr O AND OIRVICES WOODLANDS YISHUN ANG MO KIO TOA PAYOH POTONG PASIR HOUGANG I|CHJ^EELI|i I^^«K*llnflPiglets7s EACH(W>^AbS-, T^/^^OwT^V b^j'j^^l"'^ i v\t f>; w) j\m yi i r^ \^^s 3 \ta. x 1 rnsTTTTH p i f^1,308 words
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Advertisement546 1988-11-04 3 SENTOSA K irA A Cf n OX/ Tr n A IX I A I In the 1 970s. Sentosa was a hideaway island with bare amenities can occupy visitors for the whole day. iNLW rtJvixT 1 LlxJVlllN/vL Today as a popular recreational resort.it preserves its island ambience The new Ferry546 words
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Advertisement330 1988-11-04 4 J Congratulations to ~W Sentosa Development Corporation on the Opening of the New Sentosa Ferry Terminal WANG COO-KIEN lE— COMPANY PTE. LTD. ■■L^ CIVIL ENGINEERING AND BUILDING CONTRACTORS 1 Kienta Engineering Construction Re. Ltd. We are pleased to be associated We are pleased to have been the with the construction330 words
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Article, Illustration801 1988-11-04 5 JULIA GOH - JULIA GOH By THE pretty fa cade of the Sentola New Ferry Terminal captures your attention as you approach i from the main is land. Built at a cost o $14.5 million, the elegant ter initial makes an impressiv entrance to Singapore's Discovery Island, Sentosa. Construction801 words
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Article, Illustration564 1988-11-04 6 JULIA GOH - Gala theme party at ferry's opening JULIA GOH By 4 Although I've helped to organise theme parties before, this job is extra challenging and satisfying because it is much more of a joint effort, more than what I've done before as I am working with so many different teams of564 words
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Article, Illustration352 1988-11-04 6 Glitter and glitz at music fountain extravaganza GUESTS can look forward to more than just a sumptuous spread at the official opening celebrations, for the organisers have pulled out all stops to keep them entertained. According to Ms April Griffis, production director of La Cage Productions who have been commissioned352 words
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Advertisement360 1988-11-04 6 Congratulations, SDQ "^^T congratulations to V~ for making Sentosa a lot easier to get to. i Sentosa Development Corporation on the y Opening of the New Sentosa Ferry Terminal Here's how we're going to make I BH f'J?^?' it a lot harder to leave. wM restaurant A W^ BEER GARDEN360 words
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Article, Illustration331 1988-11-04 7 JULIA GOH - DISCOVER THE DELIGHTS OF SENTOSA JULIA GOH ALTHOUGH the island's attractions are easily accessible by either bus or monorail, the 1.3-km Sentosa Nature Walk is an Ideal way to explore the island as it combines the best of the Sentosa 's natural resources with its rich historical past. Some of331 words
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Advertisement219 1988-11-04 7 CEN=e KOON CONSTRUCTION TRANSPORT We are located on the second storey of the Ferry QQ a Pf£. LTD. Terminal. Besides Western and Chinese food we serve beer and liquor in a cosy environment with a We are pleased to be involved in the construction natural sea view. of the Sentosa219 words
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Article, Illustration891 1988-11-04 8 JULIA GOH - JULIA GOH By VISITORS will ge the chance to digcover a whole ne experience whe Sentosa's Unde completed in tt last quarter o 1969. Underwate World Sentosa Pte Ltd, was formed by M/s Marinescape Corporation Ltd of New Zea land to develop the projec The891 words
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Advertisement222 1988-11-04 8 SIM SCULPTURE HOUSE Philips Singapore Private Limited wL (im l96ei «GSf CHUAN JOO PTE LTD We are honoured to have J^^S&'SSess I"^ T" K We are proud to have undertaken GRC sculpture bSKound SSte too?' We are proud to have completed the hard and soft Terminal. 1 70 Upper Buklt222 words
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Article, Illustration588 1988-11-04 9 JULIA GOH - Plans to make island more beautiful JULIA GOH The aims are to induce visitors to see more and to develop Sentosa as a night attraction ■y Santota Plaza F YOU were to take a troll beyond the [learning, elegant colimns that comprise he Colonnade, you rould be able to see588 words
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Advertisement672 1988-11-04 9 z==/ fjjgp LISTINGS Butterfly Park Su^ r««, s«.J\ I (Q\WltlpcnttB B planar one (^]!J!SS!1 1 I S!!« H M World Insectarium < y >§& 3 assocmtes pte ltd USy^ij construction co. <— #01-2144 S 164? Tel: *****79 S 03 15 T«l ***** 17 iei/vi^o/OX WAP YCK TABLES CHABS jjf^ With672 words
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Article, Illustration341 1988-11-04 10 Sentosa has become a firm favourite with many Singaporeans and tourists in search of a relaxing getaway and a tranquil setting to celebrate special occasions and enjoy a variety of recreational activities The island, with its open spaces and lush greenery, was chosen as one of the venues for341 words
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Article, Illustration647 1988-11-04 10 Sentosa An Island of Activities, Special Events and Discoveries wedding of 22 couples on the island. The novel wedding reception was celebrated with much pomp and ceremony. It ended with a fairy tale finale at the Amphitheatre where a giant four-tier wedding cake was ceremoniously cut and wishes made at647 words