The Straits Times, 8 October 1989

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No: 2778 OCTOBER 8, 1989 55 CENTS MCI (P) 43/12/88
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    Bill to allow for nominated MPs
    609 1 Public will be invited to submit names of suitable candidates THE Constitution is to be amended to create a new category of nonelected MPs who will be able to enter Parliament without standing (or elections. The newest addition to Singapore's political scene, they will
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    US protests against 'dramatic' increase in Soviet military aid to Phnom Penh
    494 1  - US protests against 'dramatic' increase in Soviet military aid to Phnom Penh ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The United States has complained to the Soviet Union about what It describes as a dramatic Increase In Soviet arms shipments to the Vietnam-Installed regime In Cambodia. "We estimate that the
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    Bette Davis dies of cancer at 81
    97 1 NEW YORK Bette Davis, the two-time Oscar winner whose style made her a movie industry legend, has died of cancer, her lawyer said yesterday. Miss Davis, 81, died on Friday m a Paris hospital after returning from the San Sebastian film festival In
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    Water project may have to be financed by S'pore: Murdiono
    347 1  -  YANG RAZALI K ASSIM By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA Indonesian State Secretary Murdlono said yesterday the feasibility study on Singapore buying water from Indonesia was still In Its early stages, but Indicated that the project would have to be financed by
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    Beep! Beep! Welcome to pager country
    317 1  -  ROHANIAH SAINI By PAGERS love 'cm or hate 'em, they are here to stay. With nm< In Yi. Singaporeans carrying them, the Republic is fast becoming a beeper society The 225,000 pagers m HM In Singapore make it one of the world's most pagor-intensive
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    Changi Airport staff get that No.1 feeling again
    71 1 "WE are No. 1 again". The tofo hidden behind the crowd says that, and so do the happy faces, amonf them that of MMster for Communication* and Information, Or Yw Nh Hour TMs was the scene at a lunch held yesterday at
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  • NEWS FOCUS
    • AT A GLANCE
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        NEW WAY TO FIGHT DRUG ABUSE
        72 2 Getting volunteers, such as a friend or teacher, to help a potential addict avoid the drug trap that is a lynchpin of Direct Social Intervention (DSI). DSI Is the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association's latest weapon m the fight against drug abuse. Sana will soon be
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        TUBERCULOSIS LINKED TO AIDS
        65 2 Tuberculosis is a new Aids-related disease and serves as a clue to detecting Aids, an American expert on Infectious diseases has said. Dr Martin McHenry, Head of Department of Infectious Diseases at Cleveland Clinic Foundation, said the link between the two conditions was made m the
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        CHILD CARE CENTRES POPULAR
        50 2 Demand for places In NTUC's Child Care Centres has been growing and growing so much that even the creation of 13 of them is insufficient. The present 1,200 places will be increased to 1,600 when 11 of the centres are renovated and expanded. Horn*, Pag* 19
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        WELL DONE, AIRPORT STAFF
        77 2 cnangi Airport's 15,000 workers received a big pat on the back yesterday from Minister for Communications and Information, Dr Yeo Ning Hong, for helping to win the world's Best Airport award for the second year running. Both Dr Yeo and the airport management are confident that
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        DESIGN SOUGHT FOR ARTS CENTRE
        61 2 A competition for local architects will be held to select the design for the proposed $250 million world-class Arts Centre m Singapore. A special working group will study selected concert halls and theatres abroad over the next few months before finalising details of the proposed
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        'DIRECT CRITICISMS FAIRLY'
        53 2 a Malaysian newspaper editor has urged various pressure groups In his country to avoid being xenophobic about Singaporeans. "If they need to be critical, they should not direct their energy Just at Singapore," said Mr A. Kadir Jasin, Group Editor of the New Straits Times. Across th*
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        WEALTH-FOR-RURIAL SWOP OFFER
        53 2 The Philippines will propose a wealth-for-burial swap to the family of deposed president Ferdinand Marcos. A government envoy is expected to meet the Marcos family m Hawaii to discuss the possible return of billions of dollars Manila alleges Marcos looted from the country during his 20-year rule.
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        SOVIETS READY TO DROP DRIVE
        79 2 Hinting at a fundamental shift m strategy, Soviet diplomats have signalled a readiness to shelve their 30-year campaign to get US forces out of Western Europe, according to Western and East Bloc officials. The flow of emigrants from East Germany has added urgency to the
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        U.K. SMOKERS MAY FACE SACK
        57 2 m what is seen as a major victory for the anti-smoking lobby, the Gloucestershire County Council has announced a tobacco ban m all its buildings by 1991. Employees have been told: "If you persist m smoking, you will be fired." Many other areas are expected
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        BUSH DENIES UPSTAGING NORIEGA
        85 2 US President George Bush has rejected charges that he bungled a chance to topple Panama's military leader General Manuel Antonio Noriega m last Tuesday's coup art tempt by rebel army officers. "I didn't use military force because it wasn't warranted under the existing circumstances," said Mr
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        SINGAPORE SNAPSHOTS
        56 2 STATISTICS THAT SHAPE THE CCXJNTRY The cost of education Education (8 a major Item of public expenditure. In the fiscal year 1968-89. recurrent expenditure of education amounted to $1 ,518 million or 20 per cent of the total government recurrent spending. How the state subsidy per student has
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      Umno won't amend constitution to attract dissidents: Mahathir
      518 2  -  K ALIMULLAH HASSAN By Writing to The Sunday Times KUALA LUMPUR Umno President Datuk Serl Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday dismissed reports that the party would amend its constitution at Its general assembly next month to attract dissidents who have joined the rival
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      Lock icon Open dialogue, Gorbachev urges East Germany
      740 2 But Honecker implies that no big changes are needed m policies EAST BERLIN Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has called on East Germany's hardline government to open a dialogue with Independent groups to solve problems arising from the need for reforms, but said Moscow would
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      Lock icon Thieves' right hands chopped off
      98 2 DAMMAM (Saudi Arabia) liM rlKht hands or H Yemenis convicted of theft were chopped off In public In Saudi Arabia on Friday, the Interior Ministry wild. A statement broadcast on Xl yadh radio said seven of the men underwent the Islamic pun l.shment In the
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      Suharto 'fully satisfied' after talks with PM on bases issue
      401 2  - Suharto 'fully satisfied' after talks with PM on bases issue YANG RAZALI KASSIM By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA A spokesman for President Suharto said yesterday that the Indonesian leader was "fully satisfied" after his talks with Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew about Singapore's offer of some military facilities to the United
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      Govt is secular, not atheistic: BG Yeo
      570 3 It does not favour or disfavour any religion' SINGAPORE'S Government is secular, but it is certainly not atheistic, Brigadier-General (Res) George Yeo said yesterday. The Minister of State for Finance and Foreign Affairs said: "It Is easier to maintain religious harmony by separating
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      'Communists have failed to deny existence of God'
      251 3  -  BG George Yeo The communists deny the exlstence of any God. That is I what atheism means. But they have failed utterly. There is a spiritual vacuum which communist leaders try to fill by making gods out of their leaders. In Red
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      S'pore scholarships given to 55 HK students
      238 3 THE Singapore Government has given scholarships to 55 Hongkong students to do secondary and pre-unlversity courses m the Republic, Hongkong's Ming Pao Daily News reported yesterday. The students will leave for Singapore on Friday to attend a twomonth supplementary course m English and
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      Lock icon Chinese students protest visa delay
      201 3 BEIJING Australia's consulate-gen-eral In Shanghai called In police to control hundreds of Chinese angry at delays m getting visas to study at Aus tralian schools, an embassy spokesman said yesterday. Up to 600 people gathered outsid«> the consulate during the work, chanting "big swindler. They
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      Lock icon Burmese hijackers surrender after Thai promise
      501 3  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By Rangkok Correspondent HANCIKOK Two Burmese students who hijacked an airliner to Thailand and held 83 passengers and crew hostage surrendered peacefully yesterday after Thai officials agreed to publicise their demands for democracy m Burma. "Everything is okay now. All the
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      170 2 Showtrt ovtr itvtral araat at predawn and early mornin|. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow. 31 mai., 24 mm SUNSET today: 6.54 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.49 am. TRAVELLERS- WEATHER 1 lOMr (<lou<l y Mm4rii «/«c daw AttoM iO2ic ci,..,, M»aii» x:mc char inl^ !i^ (< Kj n Ma#< W
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      11 3 Burma reaffirms that It will hold polls by May: Page 4
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon Soviets may drop drive to get US forces out of Europe
      439 4 Soviets may drop drive to get US forces out of Europe PARIS Hinting at a fundamental shift m strategy, Soviet diplomats have signalled a readiness to shelve their 30--year campaign to get US forces out of Western Europe, according to Western and East Bloc officials. The flow of emigrants from
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      Lock icon We can down Stealth bomber, boasts Soviet minister
      322 4  -  ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON Soviet Defence Minister Dmitri Yazov has boasted that his country is capable of shooting down America's new B-2 Stealth bomber. At a press conference with US Defence Secretary Richard Cheney here on Friday to announce
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      Lock icon Burma reaffirms polls 'by May'
      275 4 UNITED NATIONS A Burmese official has told the UN General Assembly that his country would hold elections as planned by May next year. "I am authorised to reaffirm this commitment before this assembly and through it to the world," Mr U Ohn Gyaw, Deputy Foreign
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      Lock icon S. Korea to cut holidays
      274 4 SEOUL The South Korean government has decided to reduce the number of national holidays amid concern over the economic slowdown and the fact that too many holidays interrupt business activities while fuelling the surging consumerism. "It is a serious problem that the current national mood
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      Lock icon Computer virus 'set to wreak havoc on Friday'
      165 4 THE HAGUE A "timebomb" could start destroying data m thousands of computers across the world on Friday, police here have warned. They said unknown hackers have included a lethal computer bug m three programs called Datacrime 1, 2 and 3, and timed
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    • PEOPLE
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        Thailand's first double-transplant patients
        147 5  -  TAN LIAN CHOO MIBB Paradi Warawlool, 20, and Phra Mong Honghern, a 44-year-old Buddhist monk, are the country's first two Thais to have successfully undergone heart-and-llver transplants. Speaking to the press In Bangkok recently, Miss Paradi and Phra Mong both said they felt fine and showed
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        Suzto Wong star to play Mao's widow
        166 5  -  ALAN HUBBARD SHANGHAI-BORN actress Tsai Chin, who became a world star for her portrayal of the bargirl Suzle Wong m the *****, is, like Singapore's Glen Goei, leaving the cast of the London play M. Butterfly next weekend. The daughter of China's great
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        Labour to put Thatcher In bad light
        149 5  -  ALAN HUBBARD BRITAIN'S Labour Party believes It has found Just the personality to help win them the next general election Mrs Margaret Thatcher herself. The socialists plan to use video films of the Prime Minister, to be taken when television coverage of Parliament
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        Star's protective mum gets a drubbing
        185 5  -  ABBY TAN WITH success, brickbats are bound to follow. Mrs LJgaya Salonga, mother of the newest London West End sensation Lea Salonga, who has wowed audiences as the tragic Kirn m the smash hit Miss Saigon, got a drubbing m a Manila newspaper as
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        Lock icon Cuts mar anti-apartheid film: Brando
        158 5 ACTOR Marlon Brando, In his first television interview In 16 years, said that the producers of his latest film, A Dry White Season, made cuts that softened its strong anti-apartheid message. Brando said that filmmaker MGM "made decisions about cutting which I think diminished the
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      Lock icon Hollywood queen 'did it the hard way'
      790 5 LOS ANGELES Bette Davis was the tough queen of Hollywood m an age of more glamorous stars. A veteran of more than 80 films, she once said of her success: "I survived because I was tougher than everybody else." Her bulging blue eyes,
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      UK workers risk getting sacked for smoking
      302 6  - UK workers risk getting sacked for smoking ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor I .i »NIX )N British smokers could soon face the sack if they light up at work. In what is seen as a major victory for the anti-smoking lobby, the local authority m Gloucestershire has announced a tobacco
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      Hongkong ivory traders may sue European governments over ban
      533 6 Hongkong ivory traders may sue European governments over ban HONGKONG ivory traders attending a United Nations world wildlife conference In Switzerland are considering suing European governments if they do not lift their ban on Ivory imports, the South China Morning Post has reported. Mr Dominic Ng Shlng, manager of the
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      Lock icon Pulitzer author cleared off libelling ex-Indian Premier
      308 6 CHICAGO A federal court Jury ruled on Friday that Pulitzer Prize-winning author Seymour Hersh did not libel former Indian Prime Minister Morarji Desal when he called him a US spy. The Jury, which deliberated for Just over a day at the end of
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      Lock icon Job gloom pushes index to new record
      158 6 Dow Jones NK.W YOKK A slight increase In the \)S unemployment rate, reported by the government on Friday, helped buoy Wall Street investors Into pushing the market's prime Index to its fourth straight record closing level. The Dow .lones average of 30 leading
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      Lock icon Reformers want 'to kill off' Hungary's Communist Party
      444 8 They propose forming Western-style socialist party BUDAPEST Hungary's Communist Party was deeply split yesterday as reformers urged that it should kill itself off immediately m the face of voter antipathy and form a Western-style socialist party instead. While hardliners pledged their commitment
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      Lock icon Chinese paper for children launched in HK
      322 8 Chinese paper for children launched in HK HONGKONG Eight-year-old Wong Yuk read the newspaper editorial with enthusiasm: "When you are older you will understand what happened m China between April and June this year." "I know," the primary school pupil said, almost triumphantly. "They're talking about the Beijing massacre." A
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      Lock icon No charges planned against ex-Taipei minister
      176 8 No charges planned against ex-Taipei minister TAIPEI A district court prosecutor said yesterday no corruption charges would be filed against Justice Minister Hsiao Tien-tzang, who resigned on Friday over a golf course scandal. Mr Hsiao, who supervised the prosecution system and the an-ti-crime Investigation Bureau, is the first top official
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      British Labour Party votes to lower age of consent for gays
      270 8  -  ALAN HUBBARD By Furope Editor LONDON Britain's Labour Party has voted to lower the age of consent for homosexuals to 16 despite warnings that such a radical move might damage their buoyant election hopes The shock vote by a
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      Lock icon Pope opens Asian tour with a reunification plea to S. Koreans
      276 8 SEOUL Pope John Paul H opened an Asian pilgrimage yesterday by urging South Koreans to end the bitter ideological struggle that has divided their land and reach out m peace to communist North Korea. About 1,000 anti-government dissidents staged
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      Lock icon Premadasa may hold referendum to scrap presidency
      210 8 COLOMBO President Ranasinghe Premadasa is prepared to consider holding a referendum on an opposition demand to scrap the executive presidency m Sri Lanka, an official statement said yesterday. He will also consider forming an interim administration with representatives from the opposition, the statement
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      Lock icon Robber used cucumber in stick-ups
      126 8 LONDON When Ernest Coveley wanted money fast, he Just whipped out a giant cucumber and robbed a bank. Coveley, as cool as the vegetable he carried, robbed 14 banks and escaped with more than K9.000 (S$28,000) m a two-month spree, British newspapers reported. "Give me
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      Lock icon Panama coup bid: Why US didn't act
      395 10 Bush defends charges he missed chance to oust Noriega WASHINGTON United States President George Bush has rejected charges that he bungled an opportunity to topple Panama's military leader General Manuel Antonio Noriega In last Tuesday's coup attempt by rebel army officers. "I didn't
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      Lock icon 13 nuns lock themselves in henhouse to save chickens
      179 10 13 nuns lock themselves in henhouse to save chickens DAVENTRY (England) Thirteen nuns locked themselves m their henhouse for three hours to prevent officials from slaughtering their nock of 5,000 chickens. The chickens at the Our Lady of the Passion Monastery, 100 km north-west of London, were condemned to be
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      Lock icon De Klerk agrees to meet church leaders
      308 10 JOHANNESBURG President K.W. de Klerk has agreed to hold unprecedented talks about South Africa's racial conflict this week with three anti-apart-heid church leaders, Including Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Mr IV Klerk's office said on Friday the President "Immediately responded positively" to a request by
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      Lock icon Thailand lifts ban on export of strategic goods to Laos
      399 12 BANGKOK Thailand has lifted a 14-year ban on export of "strategic goods", including military gear, to its communist neighbour Laos, a senior Thai military officer said on Friday. Military spokesman Lieuten-ant-General Naruedol Deipradiyuth said that the Thai armed forces chief,
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      Lock icon West Java bans debate on 2 Muslim sects
      103 12 JAKARTA The regional security agency m West Java has banned discussions on the differences between Islam's two great sects, Sunni and Shi'ite, the Pikiran Rakyat dally said yesterday. Pikiran Rakyat quoted West Java Bakorstanada Chief Major General Arie Sudewo as calling on
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      Wild gibbons' heads sold in Bangkok as souvenirs
      189 12 Wild gibbons' heads sold in Bangkok as souvenirs BANGKOK Wild gibbons, along with other protected animals, are being decapitated live so their heads can be sold at a Bangkok market as souvenirs, The Nation newspaper reported. "The gibbons' heads attract a lot of attention, probably from the expression on their
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      Lock icon 'Wealth-for-burial'
      527 12 Aquino's brother proposes deal to Marcos' kin MANILA The brother of President Corazon Aquino says the Philippines will propose a "wealth-for-burial" swop to the family of deposed President Ferdinand Marcos. As leading senators linked Marcos' widow, Imelda, to an aUeged US$l.3 million (552.54 million) plot to kill Mrs Aquino,
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      Lock icon Major Manila blackouts may trip up Philippines' future economic growth
      367 12 MANILA There were four major power breakdowns m Manila last week, each lasting several hours. They left Manila residents and big business complaining about a problem that could hamper further economic growth m the Philippines. The state-run National Power Corp
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon KL wants action on environment
      315 14 Richer nations to be urged to play role at CHOGM KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia wants Commonwealth leaders to ensure that richer nations play a role m saving the environment, the Foreign Ministry secretary-general, Datuk Ahmad Kamil Jaffar, said on Friday. He said Malaysia had drafted a
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      Lorry operators stop sending goods to Singapore
      230 14 THE slowdown In clearing lorries at the Johor Bam Customs checkpoint is affecting Malaysia's economy because many operators have stopped transporting goods to Singapore, a lorry operators association told The Star newspaper. Madam Zainab Yang, the president of the Pan-Malaysia Lorry Owners Association,
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      Lock icon Police recover 19 stolen luxury cars in blitz
      102 14 KUALA LUMPUR Police have recovered 19 stolen luxury cars during a two-day nationwide operation. Police said the cars, two of which were believed to have been stolen m Singapore, were worth about Ms 2 million (Ssl.4 million). Police said 7,224 MercedesBenz and
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      Production worker shortage not acute, says minister
      177 14 Production worker shortage not acute, says minister LABOUR Minister Datuk Lim Ah Lek said the shortage of production workers m Malaysia was neither acute nor widespread, The Star newspaper reported yesterday. Datuk Llm said: "The shortage only affects the more industrialised areas like Penang, Pasir Gudang, Senal, Kota Tinggi and
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      Look beyond Singapore issues, Malaysian paper urges groups
      598 15 A MALAYSIAN newspaper editor has urged various pressure groups In his country to avoid being xenophobic about Singaporeans. "If they need to be critical, they should not direct their energy lust at Singapore." Mr A. Kadlr Jasln, Group Editor of the New
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      Lock icon Thousands hit by floods KL
      98 15 Thousands hit by floods KL While motorists m Kuala Lumpur were caught m massive traffic jams along major roads, these chUrer. from Karnpung Selamat took time off from school to play m the flood waters. A three-hour thunderstorm caused havoc for thousands of people going to work or school m
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      Lock icon Consortium to study plan for second link with Singapore
      217 15 Consortium to study plan for second link with Singapore JOHOR BARU The Federal government has directed a local consortium to conduct an indepth study on the proposed second link with Singapore before It makes a final decision, Mentrl Besar Tan Sri Muhylddln Yassln told the legislative assembly yesterday. He said
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      Volunteers to help steer youth away from drugs
      437 16  - Volunteers to help steer youth away from drugs FOO SIANG LUEN By Sana project to give social support' to potential addicts GETTING volunteers, such as a friend or teacher, to help a potential addict avoid the drug trap that is the lynchpin of Direct Social Intervention (DSI). DSI is the
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      Flush-or-pay rule keeps public toilets clean
      242 16 SINGAPOREANS have got the hang of keeping public toilets clean and flushed. This was the gist of the finding by the authorities since tough rules were imposed m July against people who used toilets without flushing. Apart from several warnings, the Environment Ministry has
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      Lock icon Joint Singapore-Malaysia force makes short work of 'enemy'
      493 16  -  MATHEW PEREIRA By m Kuchmg THE Singapore-Malaysia battalion m the Semangat Bersatu exercise made short work of enemy forces that harassed it as it made its way from the start-point at the small town of Bau, 30 km from here, yesterday. The
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      Playwright cuts swear words from play on fan of Spore
      310 16  -  JULIA GOH ■y "PERCIVAL" the play went on minui 80 per cent of the •wear words written by the playwright tor the soldiers In the play. The playwright, Alan Austin, centered the words after the authorities objected. The musical satire
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      Tuberculosis is new link to Aids
      396 17 Surge In TB cases m US led to discovery: Expert TUBERCULOSIS is a new Aids-related disease and serves as a clue to detecting Aids, an American expert on Infectious diseases has said. Dr Martin McHenry, Head of Department of Infectious Diseases at Cleveland Clinic
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      Confucius, a perfect role model, says Dr Goh
      443 17  -  N.W. GOH By of Shin Mm Daily News BEIJING Confucianism has been a major force behind the advancement of Chinese civilisation, former first deputy prime minister Goh Keng Swee said here yesterday. Because the sage undertook education as his life-long mission, he
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      Do serious soul-searching, Chinese urged
      197 17  -  N. W. GOH THE decline of traditional Chinese culture has caused a senior leader of the Chinese National People's Congress to urge the Chinese to do some "serious reflection and soul-searching" m their efforts to move China forward. Mr Gu Mv, Vice-Chairman of the National
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      Royal yacht sails in to await Queen's arrival
      160 17 THE royal yacht HMY Britannia sailed Into Singapore from Malaysia on Friday. The 5,862-tonne luxury yacht is expected to leave for Malaysia on Thursday with Queen Elizabeth II on board. HMY Britannia was designed to be a royal yacht during peace time.
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      10 to represent Spore in Asean song festival
      145 17 10 to represent Spore in Asean song festival ENTERTAINERS Kaye HamId and Robert Fernando will be among the 10 people representing Singapore m this year's Asean Festival of Songs In Manila on Oct 21. Drama artiste Yang Yanqlng and dancers Selvy Muthian, Foo Yee Phant and May Chen will Join
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      Demand for child-care services growing
      549 19 NTUC to expand centres to take In more: Teng Cheong DEMAND for placet m NTUC's child-care centres has been growing and growing so much that even the creation of 13 of them is Insufficient The present 1,200 places will be increased to 1,600 when 11
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      Govt spent $62,000 for ads in UK papers to put across its views
      371 19 More reports from Friday's Parliament sitting THE Government spent about £20,000 (5162.600) for advertisements It placed In two British newspapers In relation to a column m The Times of London by Bernard Levin, said Home Affairs Minister
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      Singapore contingent in Namibia will return in April
      241 19 SINGAPOREAN police officers serving m Namibia as United Nations Transition Assistance Group (Untag) peace monitors will be home m early April. Home Affairs Minister S. Jayakumar revealed this m Parliament following Changl MP Teo Chong Tee's request for a progress report on
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        Resale flats safeguards
        112 19 SENIOR Minister of State (National Development and Home Affairs) Lee Boon Yang outlined several existing safeguards which he said would ensure that permanent residents here could not buy resale Housing Board flats for speculative purposes. Replying to Dr Wong Kwei Cheong (Calrnhlll), Dr Lee said permanent residents
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        Upkeep of public areas
        84 19 THE Government maintains all public areas, including about 500 km of roads and 60 hectares of open space m private residential estates. Senior Minister of State (National Development and Home Affairs) Lee Boon Yang said these areas were upgraded and improved as and when necessary. He
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        New flats at Strathmore Aye
        84 19 THE parcel of land bounded by Strathmore Avenue, Dawson Road and Alexandra Canal has been earmarked for the construction of additional flats under the Housing Board's booking system. Senior Minister of State (National Development and Home Affairs) Lee Boon Yang said that tender for the
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        Ensuring tuckshop hygiene
        66 19 SCHOOL principals and environmental health officers work closely to ensure that all school tuckshop vendors maintain a high standard of personal hygiene. Education Minister Tony Tan said stallholders and their assistants had to pass a medical examination before they were allowed to handle food. Replying to Mr
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      Paper permit: Chiam cleared of one charge
      361 19 Prosecution to decide on whether to amend second charge POTONG Paslr MP Chiam See Tong, 54, was acquitted of one charge of publishing a newspaper without a valid permit by a magistrate's court yesterday. But Chlam, a lawyer, and the Secretary General of
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      15,000 airport staff get pat on back from Dr Yeo
      770 21  -  RAV DHALIWAL By CHANGI Airport's 15,000 workers received a big pat on the back yesterday from Minister for Communications and Information, Dr Yeo Ning Hong, for helping to win the world's Best Airport award for the second year running. Both
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      HK's new airport 'can complement Changi'
      320 21 HONGKONG'S new airport, when built, will rival Singapore's Changi as a regional hub, but this need not necessarily be bad for Changi. Mr Sim Kee Boon, Chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, said this on Thursday at the launch of Cathay Pacific's
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      Taiwan film fest to lend Speak Mandarin drive an artistic touch
      367 21  - Taiwan film fest to lend Speak Mandarin drive an artistic touch GOH BENG CHOO By THE two-week Second Taiwanese Film Festival opened In Singapore yesterday, lending an artistic touch to the 10th Speak Mandarin Campaign. Among the 10 Taiwanese actresses, movie-makers and officials at the opening ceremony at Hotel Imperial
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      Telecom employees' co-operation 'makes for high quality of service'
      338 22 Telecom employees' co-operation 'makes for high quality of service' If good people work together, they form an outstanding team, and they can therefore put up a world-class performance. Brlf-Oen (Res) Lee. THE high quality of service provided by Singapore Telecom Is possible because of the co-op-eration among Its employees, Trade
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      Design competition for $250 in Arts Centre
      656 22  -  KENNETH JAMES By A COMPETITION for local architects will be held to select the design for the proposed $250 million world-class Arts Centre m Singapore, said Second Deputy Prime Minister Ong Teng Cheong last night. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Singapore
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      All aglow for Deepavali
      152 22 Lights will be on nightly from 7 LITTLE INDIA literally ttparkled with thousands of llghtii as the annual Deepavali light-up got underway yesterday evening. With the push of a button, Mr S. Chandra Das, MP for Cheng San GRC and Chairman of Defence and Foreign Affairs
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  • FOCUS
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      Track star turns Tory torch
      1191 23 SEBASTIAN COE, the fastest man over 800 m for the past eight years, now wants to run fa parliament alongside Mrs Thatcher Even before British Olympic champion Sebastian Coe retires from athletics at the beginning of next year, he is already set to start on
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      Let's keep on at the smoke out
      301 23 VIEW IN LESS than a month, there will be still fewer places where slaves of the cigarette can puff away m public. Almost 20 years since anti-smok-ing legislation was introduced, the smoking ban is being extended, from Nov 1, to include enclosed air-conditioned
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      25 YEARS AGO
      132 23 What The Straits Times reported on Oct 3, 1964 KUCHING Heavy fighting has flared up again between Indonesian guerillas and Malaysian security forces patrolling the Sarawak border. Three separate clashes were reported within 24 hours. Two of the enemy were killed. The number of their wounded was
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      137 23 With the opening of our new branch at Tampines Central, we have made it even easier for you to bank D/\CD /\DCMC with P()SB Here§ you can withdraw up to $10,000 m cash and $I^o.ooo by Cashier's Order each day from your savings m ['95 M m account. At our
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      It is time to take up the Chinese primers again
      939 24 1 Tan Sai Siong The annual Speak Mandarin Campaign is a reminder that time is running out for Chinese Singaporeans like myself who are fluent only m English GOVERNMENT efforts over the last decade have ensured that Mandarin has come
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      Use polls to gauge public opinion on important issues
      921 24 1 Sunny Goh The biggest advantge of polls Is that when properly conducted, they can yield valuable data without breaking confidentiality HELLO, are you out there? Yes, you, whom everyone calls "the silent majority". It seems too many of you have
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      How to sell Singapore to Hongkongers
      847 24 1 Khaw Wei Kang Many Hongkong businessmen feel more comfortable dealing with Hongkong staff m Singapore offices m the colony BACK home on leave m Hongkong last month, I met nine former classmates for a get-together dinner and was intrigued by the fact that
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      The day I nearly croaked
      599 24 NONE of my friends, not even my 2,500,052 enemies, know that I nearly croaked when my nephew Alex was born. The secret would have remained one of the best-kept secrets m Singapore except for my one little weakness: tea. I must confess that I started
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      How safe are medical halls?
      1240 25 Traditional Chinese druggists, like the one above, dispense the remedies that have endured 2,000 years. But others, less scrupulous, have been selling potent Western medicines when they have no right to do so despite repeated raids by the authorities. Why can't the illegal trade be
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      SINGAPORE LIFE
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      Only spot checks for traditional medicines now
      483 25 Only spot checks for traditional medicines now WHAT la bring 4mm to enure that traditional medicines are Mle bef «re they reach the shops? At the moment, It seems, very Uttle. "Chinese medicines are uncontrolled," says former Ministry of Health efflcUl who Is now In the pharmaceutical Industry. "The situation
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      Lock icon Some physicians own medicine shops
      576 25 ANTELOPE-ANTLER shavings for shortness of breath, tung kwai tap-root to replenish the blood and bak foong herbal pills for stamina are some of the remedies handed down through 2,000 years of Chinese medicine and commonly prescribed m medical halls here. The accumulated wisdom of generations
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      Trend set for Lion-sized upset
      319 26  -  Malcolm Bastians By SINGAPORE PREVIEW WITH his magical big-race touch, Ipoh trainer Malcolm Thwaites can cause an upset with Trend Setter 111 m the $175,000 Lion City Cup (1,200 m) at Buklt Timah this afternoon. The Never Tabled four-year-old American gelding has greeted the Judge
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      WHAT THE TIPSTERS SAY
      307 26 •o* Fr«d«rtcfc Qutk Mrtoolm IwUmn Tan Thoan Loon Danny Khoo Martin Tay ALCAfONE 5TQMMOOO I AL CAfONE 1 TOWMHMJ 3 m£1EXT 1 5 TORNADOES 7AYIMER MUSIC b TORNADOES 6 Al CAPONE 6 AlCAPONE .UElETfXI 6 ALCAPONE 4 DIAMOND AWARD 4 DIAMOND AW/WO 5 TORNADOES 7SHEKNKM0D0M 5
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      TODAY'S SINGAPORE RACE CARD
      6202 26 Best bet MAN OF HONOUR V (Race 7) Best outsider: AYLMER MUSIC (Race 1) Going forecast GOOD QA/^C 2.00pm CLABB 5 DIVISION 2: 1.400 m short course STAKES $18,500 1 3 0 BLUEBERRY MU 57 (13) Country t Western Ong 4mh +6. SB Tan suspended for
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      Lock icon 'Siente' survives double trouble to score double
      442 27  -  Tan Thean Loon By SINGAPORE ROUND-UP SIENTE GRANDE completed a double for the meeting yesterday but had to survive a double protest to capture the $30,000 Buklt Sprint Stakes (1,400 m) for daas 5 gallopers. In a touch-and-go affair, Slente Grande, ridden by
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      Lock icon Eddery seeks fifth Arc triumph in 80s
      362 27 LONDON English champion Jockey Pat Eddery can end the 1980s as he started by winning Le Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe m Paris today. Since his success m 1980 on Detroit, the Irishman has won Europe's most prestigious race on three other occasions,
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      YESTERDAY'S SINGAPORE RACE RESULTS
      2273 27 RACE 1 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV 3 1,200 m 6 MMLJQHT EXPRESS 52(14-5) N Asuwadl (8) 2 1 1 5 WCTOtY KEUnK 53.5 (7211) AMm (1) 3 3 2 7 NOBLE PRIZE 1 51 (47 10) T Samsrt (6) 4 4 3 8 FOOTBALL 49.5 c 47
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      SCORES AND STATISTICS
      808 27 BADMINTON West derma* Open, q-flaata Mmi •tagW: Morten Frost (Den) bt Andrei Antropov (SU) 15-2 15-8. Allan Budl Kusuma (Indon) bt Jena Peter Nlerhoff (Den) 15-12 17 14, Sompol Kukasemkit (Thai) bt Poul Hoyer-Larsen (Don) 15-11 17-13. Steve Baddeley (Eng) bt Pontua Janttl (Fin) 15-7 IM. Sarwendah
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      Lock icon Texas Open ideal bait for Azinger
      266 27 FOREIGN QOLF SAN A^4TONIO Paul Azinger, playing golf because the fish were not biting m Florida, fired an eight-under-par 62 on Friday to seize a three-shot lead over Donnie Hammond at the halfway point of the Texas Open at Oak Hills Country Club. Bidding
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      32 27 FOUR-DIGIT DRAW Oct 7 1989 FIRST 0759 SECOND 1905 THIRD 9286 THIRD 8438 STARTERS 2395 6410 1019 8294 8334 6234 8097 CONSOLATIONS 3916 8582 9393 8189 9119 2607 5162 8112 5107 0885
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  • SPORT
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      Who would have beaten Tyson?
      833 28 MAX BAER (In two rounds) EZZARD CHARLES (eight) JOE FBAZIER (five) ROCKY MARCIANO (■topped on onto In II) JACK DEMPSEY (three) SONNY LISTON ((our) JOE LOUIS (eight) JACK JOHNSON (11) GENE TUNNEY (points) MUHAMMAD A£l (poInU) 4 Whatever might have happened In the ring my
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      Lock icon Canadian inquiry takes last time-out
      375 28 Canadian inquiry takes last time-out DRUQB IN SPORT TORONTO The last chapter m a saga that began with Ben Johnson's Olympic <««qii«nwcation 13 months ago is about to be written at last. This week, after nine months of hearings, the Canadian government's inquiry into drug use m sport, prompted by
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      Lock icon Bilek stars as Czechs edge closer to finals
      479 28 WORLD CUP QUALIFYING SOCCER TIE: Czechoslovakia 2 Portugal 1 PRAGUE Czechoslovakia, reduced to 10 men for most of the match, beat Portugal 2-1 with two Michal Bllek goals on Friday to edge closer to the World Cup soccer finals. Bllek shot the
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      Lock icon Fignon in positive dope test
      231 28 Fignon in positive dope test PARIS Dul TMT 4o FTMMW winner Laareat FlfBM lot K»; ed peatthw tar a baaawd attaaalaat after race In .Hollaad, thr Preach Federatloa of Cycling «aid o« Friday. Bat, eaatrary to reparto, fign#B Ba%YV mt) %Mtojt*& f #C ft 9OO#Bl] •pialmi aad nevfir g*t a
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      Chok Tong to kick off youth scheme
      410 29  -  Joe Dorai SOCCER by SINGAPORE'S top young footballers will train m England or Europe, starting from next year, under a new scheme which will be launched at the National Stadium tonight. The scheme, the Goh Chok Tong/City Developments Football Talent Search, started with
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      Qatar return to scene of 'worst showing'
      364 29 AN UNEXPECTED 4-1 thrashing from Singapore at the National Stadium on Aug 17 turned out to be a blessing In disguise for Qatar In their quest to qualify for next year's World Cup finals In Italy. Because of the humiliating defeat, which was
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      Lock icon Talks on United bid stalled
      207 29 Talks on United bid stalled MANCHESTER The Man Chester United takeover farce la likely to be resolved In the courts alter taika between prospective buyer Michael Knlgh ton and United chairman Martin Edwards ended In stalemate. Knlghton was doe to meet his solicitors yesterday to try to find a way
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      Lock icon Kelantan bench attack goalie
      485 30 The ugly face of soccer m Kota Baru Che Su sparked incident, say Penang PENANG Penang's manager A/.mi Othman yesterday accused Kelantan coach Mohamed Che Su of spitting and punching Swiss goalkeeper Beat Zimmermann after Friday's Semi-Pro Division One Malaysia Cup soccer clash m Kota Ma
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      Police rampage as soldiers lower guard
      334 30  -  Peter K hoo RUGBY by POLICE Sports Association punished the soldiers for repeatedly lapsing m defence with a 26-3 win over Safsa m a Singapore Rugby Union/ Prudential League Division One match at Thomson Road yesterday. The soldiers' backline were caught napping as early
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      Albany's knock on Woods
      182 30 Albany's knock on Woods CRICKET ALBANY 1, of Western Australia, won the JAB Singapore Recreation Club six-aside cricket tournament when they defeated Singapore Chinese Recreation Club by four wickets at the Padang yesterday. They clinched the Nlrmal Singh Memorial Trophy when they surpassed SCRCs score of 48 runs In five
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      Lock icon Lendl breaks early lethargy
      301 30 TENNIS STUTTGART World No. 1 Ivan Lendl overcame early service breaks m each set to beat Argentine Alberto Manclni 6-2, 6-3 and reach the final of the U*****,000 ($665,000) Stuttgart Classic men's tennis tournament on Friday. Mancini looked Lendl's equal early m the first set of
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      Beaten but not bowed
      332 30 SINGAPORE'S team to the Federation Cup women's tennis competition may have been outplayed by their preliminary-round opponents, Poland, but they were not outclassed. National champion Ix«la Zainal, Nina Lukeman, Valeric Tan and player/ manager Carolina Young were beaten 3-0 by the Poles but the Singapore women
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        Wales cut ties with S. Africa
        91 31 Welsh rugby union clubs voted by a substantial majority on Friday to end their playing links with South Africa. The decision overturns a vote taken five years ago when the clubs were overwhelmingly m favour of retaining playing ties and comes after a rebel
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        'No' to appeal
        48 31 Malaysia's National Sports Council have denied an appeal by the Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union to include seven more athletes m the team to next month's Asian Track and Field championships m New Delhi. The NSC have approved a list of 19 athletes for the meet.
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        Oxford debut
        24 31 Former Japan rugby union captain Toshiyoki Hayashi was expected to make his debut for Oxford University against Cork University In Oxford yesterday.
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        Dutch beaten
        29 31 World champions Australia opened a four-team international men's hockey tournament with a 2-1 win over Holland In Luton on Friday. In another match, England overwhelmed Argentina 5-0.
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        Winning link
        46 31 Basketball's only team to boast an American and a player from the Soviet Union playing side by-side, KR Reykjavik, profited from the partnership to become the first Icelandic side to survive the first round of a European club competition. They beat England's Hemel Hempstead.
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        Backfire
        37 31 The Auto Cycle Council of Australia have sacked Barnard Project Management, promoters of the country's 500 cc motorcycle Grand Prix, after they tried to shift the venue for next year from Victoria to New South Wales.
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        Howzat?
        44 31 New Zealand star cricket allrounder Richard Hadlee hag criticised former captain Jeremy Coney for being indecisive and leading the team by remote control m an autobiography to be published this week. Coney said he was not bitter at Hadlee's "disloyal" criticism, "Just sad".
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        Pical defence
        33 31 Indonesia's Elyas Pical left Jakarta on Friday for the United States to defend his International Boxing Federation Junior bantamweight title against Colombia's Juan Polo Perez, scheduled for Saturday m Roanoke, Virginia.
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        Ban relaxed
        50 31 Belgium are again to relax their ban on British soccer clubs Imposed after the 1985 Heysel Stadium disaster m which 39 people died at the Liverpool-Ju-ventus European Cup final to allow Dundee United and Hibernian to play their Uefa Cup sec-ond-round matches against Antwerp and FC Liege respectively.
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        Ties in danger
        40 31 Sporting ties between East and West Germany could be m danger because of the increased tension between the two countries after the mass exodus of East Germans to West Germany, the East German sports federation have warned.
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        New fight date
        53 31 The World Boxing Association middleweight title fight between Commonwealth champion Michael Watson and American Mike McCallum, originally bjlled for Manchester on Dec 9, will now take place at London's Alexandra Palace on Nov 29 to avoid a television sales clash with the Roberto Duran-Sugar Ray liOonard bout
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        Encore bid
        47 31 Italy's Massimo Biasion is hoping to retain his world drivers' title the same way he won it last year by winning the San Remo rally, the second-last European race of the year, which starts tomorrow. He will clinch the title If he wins the race.
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      Silver, bronze medallists are not remembered
      199 31 HAKON MUNDIR, grow up. What are you trying to prove? Whose sympathy are you seeking by resigning from vow Job to train for the Olympics. Why not be realistic about the whole matter because you have still not proven yourself to be a chainpUnf
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      Disappointed with the SAAA
      153 31 Disappointed with the SAAA WHEN I read about Haron quitting his job to concentrate on training for the 1992 Olympics, I was surprised but happy and very impressed. For at last, a Singapore athlete m serious about going for glory at the Olympics... full time. When I discussed this with
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      No time for prima donnas
      123 31 No time for prima donnas SO, m Haron, we have an athlete (a long way from the likes of Den Johnson) who, through the media, hopes to get sympathy and support. Wong Peng Soon and Tan Howe Liang are who they are today without much help from the media. A
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      Olympic move is noble
      141 31 THK controversy about our athlete Haron has been the talk of the town. People condemn him for being proud and arrogant. I, however, am moved by his decision to quit his Job to train full-time for the ItIZ Olympics In Barcelona. How many athletes or sportsmen
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      Prizes galore at BT tourney
      236 31 LOCAL QOLF TIGER Open champion Poh Eing Chong will head a list of 16 local professionals who will Join 44 invited players m the Business Times 13th Anniversary Advertising Golf Competition at the Serapong Course on Sentosa Island today. Top golfers such as M. Marimuthu,
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      Chance to beat badminton blues
      923 31  -  Godfrey Robert FSDGSDRGSDGFSRER FSDGFREGRFR ANOTHER blueprint. Another task force. Yet another campaign. And memories of Singapore sport are mostly made of these. Soccer has come out with many blueprints m the past two decades one even espoused the virtues of professional football and we are
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      Haron should be rewarded
      247 31 Athlete Haron Mundir is disciplined and determined. He is also childish. His decision to train full-time for the 1992 Bareclona Olympics is noble. These are some of the views of Timesport readers who expressed their feelings m words m response to The Sunday Times call last
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      Lock icon Jays bounce back
      332 31 BABEBALL TORONTO The Toronto Blue Jays fought their way back into the American League Championship Series with a convincing 7-3 come-from-behind victory over the Oakland Athletics on Friday night. The Jays erupted for four runs m the fourth inning to erase a 3-0 deficit and added three
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      755 29 THE PAST EMPERORS hEjH^Ev e^^^^s eT^e^l^^^ An exhibition tour to promote cultural exchanges and to All the statues with images and customes reproduced after foster deeper ties with ten friendly countries will be organised illustrations from classic books, ancient records and archaeo by China Singapore being the first leg of
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  • OBITUARIES
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      321 Death 321 Death
      278 30 CHAN MOK FA (84 yr« old) paased away peacefully on 6th Oct 80, leaving behind: Husband: Chao Plk (Deceased) Chao Hack Jong Poo Jm Lan Chfto H*ck Chlo Toh Lay 8m ChaoHtck Wan Sally Lo Wai M«ng Chao 00l Lin i.lm 800 Liv Chao Ch«w J««
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      322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgement
      68 30 The Family of the Lete MARY ANQ JEE NEO Departed 6th October 1089 wish to exprsss their heartfelt thank* U gratitude to rather Barthoulot and fellow parishioners of The Immaculate Heart Of Mary, doctor Chee Chin Tlong and all their relatives, friends, colleagues and business associates
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      323 Condolences
      96 30 NG SWEE LIN AGE:B6 DEPARTED: 6 OCTOBER 1 989 Our deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences to: Mr Sicw Wcng Joo Mdm Teresa Cherry Goh Mr Siew Wcng Chcong Mdm Wee Siew Khim Eileen Mr Sicw Ah Kum Mr Li Shing On the demise of their beloved mother FROM:
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      88 30 AL FATIHAM The family of Ha|l Abdul Rahman Bin Dalbasah wish** to eiprees lh*lr h**rif*lt aratHudo lo r*l*Hv** and frtondo for thok kind eeeletanc* and ooo<tol*no* during thalr recent beAllahyarham. 71, paaaed away paeaeluWy earty yesterday morning end burled at Kampong fungal Mr. Nah twee King Father of
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      324 In Memoriam
      51 30 OM PRAKASM a/o QIRWAR LAL Departed: •10.1SSS Oone from our llvea gat no SMr, But In our h*arla fornv«<r npur Atwaya remembered by: reWMVy And tOV§O Of>9( IN LOVING MEMORY OF QOH SENG CHOO Dapart»d 8.10.84 Sadly ml«Md and r»m»m b«r«d by WIU. Children, Grandchildren and lovad
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      323 Condollences
      39 30 Th. Principal. Vlc»-Prlnclp«l, Staff, •AC mtmb«fi A puplla of MERLIMAU PRIMARY SCHOOL nxpresa thetr heartfelt sympathy to the family of the late YEOW CHOT MING T««ch.r A Coordinator/ CL2 who paiNd away p*«c«fully on 6 Oct. '89
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      324 In Memoriam
      58 30 With fend memory of K. 8. RAQHAVAN (departed 8.10.85.) Always ramtmbtrad by PREMA and MOHAN. In Loving Memory o< LEE LIANG PANG Dearest father, you tolled all those years for us, and then you have to go but the memory of you will ever linger through the
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      324 In Mamorlam
      23 30 OM K. RAMAKRISHNAN 8.10.1911 21.8.1984 Of Joyi departed, not to return. How painful to remember Your loved one* mm you
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      325 Requlems
      22 30 THANOAMMAL d/o KATHMVKLU Dopartod 22/9/19 Ksfumathl prayer* will b« hold on •/10/M al 7pm •< *l«an T.mpi. Harangoon Road. T«l: *****7
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      Singapore must beware 'easy meat'
      648 32 MALAYSIA CUP: J. Rajendran previews tonight's Singapore v Sarawak match at the National Stadium (8.15pm) PROBABLE LINE-UPS Singapore: David Lee, Ishak Saad, Sudlat Dall, T. Pathmanathan, A.R.J. Mani, Zulkifli Kartoyoho, Yahya Madon, Hasnim Haron, Hussein Ahmad, D. DevaraJ, Boris Lucic. Sarawak: Affendi Joll, Roslan Ismail,
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      Jansher rules the world
      747 32 Pakistani battles back from brink of defeat to dash Dittmar's dream TAY CHENG KHOON reports from Kuala Lumpur on the final of the World Open squash championship JANSHER KHAN yesterday did it once again to Chris Dlttmar, coming from the brink of defeat to triumph In
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      Seconds provide a helping hand
      317 32 IT wm an unfair battle really. While Chris iMttmar had only roach I<enny AiktnN In hla corner during the four two-minute breaks, Jansher's corner wm filled with great name* from the not-too-distant past. Apart from coach Mo Ya»ln, also In attendance were former World Masters
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      TIME OUT
      4 32  -  CHEAH m
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    • THE LATE NEWS
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        Fignon ban 'ridiculous'
        76 32 The three-month suspended ban for cycling's world No. 1 I^aurent Fignon following a positive dope test was dismissed as "ridiculous compared to his act of cheating" by French Sports Minister Roger Bambuck yesterday. Fignon, a double Tour de France winner, tested positive for amphetamines after finishing second
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        English soccer
        67 32 Results of English Second Division matches played yesterday: Bradford 2 Brighton 0, Hull 2 Swindon 3. Ipswich 2 Newcastle 1, Oldham 2 Barnsley 0. Oxford 2 Portsmouth 1, Plymouth 3 Stoke 0, Port Vale 2 Leicester 1, Sunderland 3 Bournemouth 2, Watford 0 West Bromwich 2, West Ham
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        Asian clash
        43 32 South Korea and China will clash m the final of the sth A.sinn women's volleyball championships after sweeping aside their semi-final opponents m Hongkong yesterday. South Korean beat Olympic champions Japan 15-7, 15-5, 15-8, while China downed Taiwan 15-2, 15-3, 15-11.
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      Lock icon Judo chief tossed out by committee
      103 32 JUDO BELGRADE Judo's world championships will start on Tuesday with the sport's leaders trying to sort out the scrap which led to the overthrow of the International federation's president. At the root of the trouble is money, with around US$3OO,OOO ($570,000) reportedly unaccounted for.
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      164 32 TODAY'S EVENTS 1 ATIILKTICS ABC Stout triathlon (Changl Point, 12.30pm). Aerobic Marathon (Henderson OC Hall, lOjim). CRICKKT Dtv 1 playoff s-finals. BOC v CSC, SRC v UWC both at Padang, 10.30 am. Dlv 2 playoff s finals: UWC v SCA Schoolboys (Dover Rd). SCRC v TT (Ralestier Rd) both at
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  • The royal visit
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      Masthead
      9 1 The royal visit The Sunday Times, October 8, 1989.
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      Britain and Singapore: A special relationship
      118 1 BRITAIN and Singapore are inextricably linked by ties of history: Their current political, legal', economic, educational and, above all, human links derive from 170 years of shared experience, since Sir Stamford Raffles first landed in January, 1819. The relationship has never been closer than
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      308 2 MESSAGE Mr Michael Pike British High Commissioner to Singapore HER Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, Head of the Commonwealth, and His Royal Highness, the Duke of Edinburgh, will be arriving m Singapore tomorrow as the guests of His Excellency, President Wee Kirn Wee and Mrs Wee. This is the first
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      History binds the heart of the British community to Singapore
      894 2 THE British have lived and worked m Singapore since Sir Stamford Raffles landed m 1819. Although they are no longer the largest expatriate community here, Britons here still feel very much a part of the country. After all, so much
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      First visit in 1972 touched many chords
      928 4 EVELYN YAP recounts the highlights of the royal family's first visit to Singapore m 1972. ALL too soon, It was time to leave. The royal yacht Britannia, which had been a familiar sight for three days at the PSA harbour, was pulling away.
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      Lock icon Singapore takes to the royal family
      137 5 Singapore takes to the royal family What the British royals did during their state visit m February, 1972. Pictures by The ro yal family If ante greeted by a cheering crowd at the Turf Gab. In tie background la Mr E. W. Barker. TOP: For Mr Urn Cheng Kee and
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      'Enterprise Economy' shows results
      652 7 'Enterprise Economy' shows results The British government let the private sector lead and the fruits are tangible higher wages, lower unemployment and taxes The restructuring of the manufacturing sector was not easy or painless. But the dependence on the old monolithic state-run enterprises had to be broken. THE restructuring and
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      Investment now a two-way street
      651 7 Most of Britain's major firms now have a stake here, m one form or another For the first time, encouraged by the Government, firms here are proposing to invest offshore BRITAIN is committed to Singapore's development, particularly as a world-class manufacturing and trading nation through
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      Britain i Mdoscope of sight and sound
      753 8 Britain i Mdoscope of sight and sound I 4 More and more Singaporeans are discovering the thrills of the outdoor life, rising to the challenge of making their own way through some of Europe's most dramatic scenery and experiencing the fun of visiting Britain, not as tourists but as "travellers".
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      Innovations in industrial desi maintaining competitive edge
      570 8 Innovations in industrial desi maintaining competitive edge 4 We are more than just packaging specialists The greater interest of manufacturers demands a much greater breadth of services. Packaging goods is one thing but it is how the product operates and what it is supposed to do that is important. Mr
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      Medicine and science: Links grow stronger
      664 10 Brish 'a/id Singapore doctors and scientists have bujlt oh ties lirst fgrned almost a \^Tv tury ago If the future is anything like the past, it can only hold for the two countries even greater co-operation m more fields of science and technology HIGHER
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      Scholarship lays stress on technical studies
      486 11 ONE of the finest examples of British-Singapore co-opera-tion m the academic field is the British government's scholarship programme. Until this year, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) awarded 12 scholarships annually to Singaporeans for post-graduate studies m British universities and tertiary institutions. This year
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      An affair of the mind and heart
      1079 12 An affair of the mind and heart Literary links between England and Spore are entrenched m a colourful past THIS is my ocean, but it is speaking another language since its accent changes around different islands. Derek Walcott m the "New Yorker", March 14, 1983. As the number of expatriate
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      |a guide to courses at the British Council!
      431 13 WHETHER you wish to improve your English for writing business letters, for meetings, or even for communicating with colleagues and friends, the British Council has many courses to cater to your needs. A team of trained teachers and advisers will assess your
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      British Council meets needs of business groups
      394 13 ENGLISH Is increasingly the language of business throughout the world. As a major international manufacturing and trading centre, Singapore has been particularly conscious of its importance m recent years. The level of English teaching within its educational system Improves with every passing year.
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      Itinerary for the royal visit
      287 13 Monday, Oct 9 Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, arrive m the afternoon at Changl Airport. They will be driven to the Istana to pay a courtesy call on President Wee Kirn Wee and Mrs Wee. The Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan
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      Fashion whirl shifts to ethnic lines with Ozbek s designs
      611 14 Fashion whirl shifts to ethnic lines with Ozbek s designs Rifat Ozbek (above), the rising star m the British fashion scene, formed his own company m London under the Ozbek label In August, 1984. In eight seasons the company has gone from strength to strength, building a successful international image
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      Queen to open KL meeting of Commonwealth heads
      637 15 ON OCT 18, the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will travel to Kuala Lumpur where, as Head of the commonwealth, the Queen will open the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM). Forty-nine Independent countries, adding up to a quarter of the
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      Defence partnership goes back a long way
      1146 16 Britain maintains interest m stability and security of S. E.Asia THE special relationship between Britain and Singapore is nowhere more evident than m the defence field. Historically, Singapore was the key base for British Forces m South-east Asia throughout the post-war period until
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      264 1 A special feature to mark the state visit of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth 11, from Oct 9 to 11. History binds the heart of the 'Enterprise economy' shows Britain is a kaleidoscope of eight sj itinerary for the royal vlalt. British community to Singapore. results. PAQE 7 and sound. PAQEB
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      33 2 ia caves ud great pleasure to welcome rl/lajestu) (o/ueen (L-lizabetn Jl ana 11. 10 f H fs^oual LJne *djune of C+ainburcjh back to Singapore. Thi Lfaoinq Lubricant Spec i a i i•> i
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      59 13 ON THE OCCASION OF THE VISIT TO SINGAPORE OF HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II Westinghouse Brake and Signal, and signalling systems, are pleased to record their continuing association with The Republic of Singapore and The Mass Rapid Transit system I Westinghouse i I /^®w\ Brake Il W Signal The Straits
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      35 14 LAND ROVER LTD WELCOMES HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II AND HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THEDLIKEOFEDINBLIRGH TO SINGAPORE. 111 Regent Motors A member o) Xtm HjWM Sime Onrby Group mjj^^ LdnO IVOVCM" LlO* Authorised distributor for Singapore
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      140 15 m}k^of^^^ THE BRITISH COUNCIL afe^ H?^ m association with Lfc^l 3KT^ GLAXO l^^P) presents J^ SHARED EXPERIENCE _f In C X Ir"^ George Bernard Shaw's IL i^F^^aW, H ]s nuuoc s M^m^ Vanua: World Trada Cantra Auditorium Slissa*' KSRw Data: 19, 20 A 21 Octobar 1989 Pjff VwR'T Tlma: 2pm(2l
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        999 2 Heavy-metal music, tond surrounded by controversy, has found new respectability THIS weekend at Sentosa's musical fountain will never be the same again. At least for the audience who will catch live for the first time an overseas metal band at 8 pm on both
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        611 2 CAN true grit win out over high gloss? American television has made a US$2O million (about Ss4o million) investment m what has been described as the "definitive Western", sure that the answer would be "yes". The result is Lonesome Dove, a sprawling
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        1038 3 Why do stars like Sibelle Hu Hui-chung constantly risk their lives doing stunts? JACQUELINE WONG finds out. IN THE celluloid world of make-believe, bruises are painted on actors who engage m fancy swordfights and gongfu stunts while bombings and other mayhem are carefully controlled exercises.
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        262 3  -  JACQUELINE WONG WHEN the popularity ratings go down on a show, pages it dialogue go oat and stunts go In. That appears to be the trend In both Western and Asian TV programmes. The Vie Morrow tragedy m IW2 was the most chilling m a series of stunts
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        122 3  -  Unknown VtMOUPDATt STAND AND DELIVER Starring Edward Jameo Olmos, Lou Diamond Philips Directed by Ramon Meaeaeei MR, Warner Home Video ONE of those "based-on-real-life" stories that just beg to be made. A teacher (Edward James Olmos, whose tour-de-force performance was nominated for an Oscar In this role)
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        101 3 Bright Lights, Big Clfr: Bright Stars, Big Flop. Not even cutesy-poo Michael J. Fox saves this piece as a Mid-' westerner whose life In New York falls apart when he fits' caught up with drugs. 1968, Warner. Earth Star V •yager: A Disney film foraging In Star Trek
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      624 4  -  KEN JALLEH JR ON*TV THREE weeks before the Festival of Lights and a month after the hungry ghosts have had their feast, it's time to douse the campfire and talk about CbMrie Gfetftt Stories (Sunday, SBC 8, 9.30 pm). Talk, not watch,
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      451 4  -  LIM LAY KWAN By IN just three years, the Sing Music Awards Ceremony has achieved national recognition. And for the first time since it was held m 1967, the ceremony will be shown live tonight on SBC 8. This is a far cry from its
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        65 7 UPON returning to Hongkong from Guangzhou, China, gamine actress Maggie Cheung had nothing but complaints, reports the Movie and TV News. Cheung, together with Taiwanese actress Lv Xlaofen, was m China to Him director Ann Hui's latest movie. Apparently, Cheung was flabbergasted at the oacicwaraness and
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        72 7 KENNETH Taang Kong waa ferovgkt to etwthy s* Irate driver a —tht It ■eeani both were la vol ved m a qaarrel over par kin g space, which ended with the HK -TVB actor sc ratchinf the roof of hto lotssißßit's car with has hey. For thk, Tsaag
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        62 7 GORGEOUS actress Lav Kar Ling is working towards fulfilling two specific goals within the next three years, says the Llanhe Wanbao. The popular HK-TVB actress is bent on achieving a Golden Horse Award for Best Actress, after which she will proceed to her next goal getting married. Naturally,
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        65 7 VOLATILE CUmm MtreM Lta X l*oqln k hM again filed tor divorce from her estrmaged actor-hulMuid Chen Gaojun, en the grounds of bin poMecsing dangerous weapons and explosive*. LIB tuul filed for divorce m May last year but withdrew her petition la favour of an ont-of
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        28 7 HONGKONG actress Slew Fong Fong was named one of the 10 best-dressed personalities m the British colony by a Hongkong fashion designers' association, Chm| and wtl-poomed P*
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        302 7  -  JACQUELINE WONG »y Look east THE tragedy of China's Tiananmen massacre has been written about, filmed and photographed. Now, it Is presented m a series of cartoons reminiscent of the posters that have periodically appeared on Beijing walls. These cartoons are found m a 112-page paperback
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        48 7  -  ONG KEONO HIAN By ACTRESS Car»l Chtmg, weU-kMwa fsr hetag eakolattaf Mi thrifty, Is re|ntod to have Iwt N«t Mly are tkey fed m a strict diet W cblckea meat, tat Cteng aIM tees to It that tkey are Always the Shlß Mia Dally News.
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        585 8 THE barong, the transparent shirt Filipino men wear, sprang out of the Spaniards' refusal to allow Filipinos to dress like them. They insisted the Filipinos wear their shirts outside their pants rather than tucked m like them. This, of course, was hardly presentable, so the shirts
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        The great orchid show-off
        904 8 Prom pag© one On this page, five designers sketch specially for The Sunday Times their idea of the orchid look fact, all Singapore's Asean neighbours have a fabric associated with their country. The Filipinos have their elegant jusi (pineapple fibre), the Thais their sumptuous silk and
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        269 8  -  ORCHID designs can give rise to some Interesting options like orchid upholstery, crockery, bed and table linen, tissue paper, bags (ml* Vanda Vultton), pins I Love Vanda), perfume, If they ever develop an orchid with scent (Orchldlsslmo pour femme, Aranda eau de toilette pour homme),
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        Straight up in a dance track
        928 16 Paula Abdul went from cheerleader to choreographer and on to win four MTV Video Music Awards. Now, she's so busy she skipped the offer to do the Batdance video. PAULA Abdul could not sing for laughing recently. In front of thousands of San Francisco
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        The singer looks tough but the comeback songs are real sweeties
        409 16  -  LIM SEK ASIAN POP I by THE song, Maybe m Winter, first appeared on Taiwanese singer-songwriter Chi (Thing's 1967 album. It was not the title tune though; that was a Thaitranslated number. This was far from easy on the
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        Dry out the booze and Pump's In music
        213 16  -  ONG SOH CHIN WESTERN POP I »y PUMP Aeronmlth (Geffen) and The Other Side BELIEVE The Jets (MCA) PUMP'S inspiration and creativity seems to have risen m direct contrast to the amount of alcohol the group drinks. The result: detoxified Aerosmith's strongest
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      1094 3 HJMI-'MB Pierre Cardin A name that embellishes almost everything the well dressc' r *^^9v^^^^^^^Ek m tastes needs... everything from pens, lighters, fine leather, incredible fabrics an- _jri££H*«*+*^> Mr^jfU packs! But the bujrning question remains: How did an Italiaj^orn designer m; ye nan jr aittILMLJ himself, thaL^^a»^ench as the Eiffel Tower?
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      3111 5 S YOUR WEEK AHEAD 4TM TRADITIONAL HHi^^V tradition and ignorance /30 pm "jjJi^^fclMaT v '^'.7j -iT^rlß] THEATHE FESTIVAL 89 [1 K\ Ho«o« I W^ W < '^!^i between two childhood friends 9QfIHHHLVHHk!k^k^HHHHHHHIttHHIfIii intu imitm<; luttdiy L^tlv^ilb^Li I '30 pm &A|flß^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H^H^BQfl M)AM SMIH S TRADE WINDS a^L^L^LVt^^Q^L^Bbl^feftMi^lflflflMflfll Sen Chen San Hokkien
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      132 7 CONGRATULATIOP^ EURCPA LDUNGE RESTAURANT jfl 47TH ANNIVERSARY 10th year m business at w Blocks «01-2001 k Changi Village RoadiChangi Point/ 8 4".\§ j Singapore 1750 k I t/JUm Pirtv> Atvirk> m M m DATA INTERLINK ffl %l y^^-i^*^ Riche Monde Pte Ltd J j y^M I Fabian Trading Pte. Ltd.
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      434 8 M "Festivals of stocks last Each fS^^Vrld Hi Singapore" Special Pack, costing $3 55, fjßffil>? B t Stamp Issue carries a detailed jjH^iJ^Si 1 1 Date of Issue: write-up on the issue VfS m^\ 15c, 35c, 75c, $1 These are ftM vßHß^^^\js Our festivals are available at $2 25 e;i
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      707 16 U ntold Holiday Adventures of An Avoidable Kind In The Land of The Rising Sun Mr X, an unenlightened Singaporean traveller, decided to realise his dream holiday m Japan together with his family. Without much thought he signed up for a holiday which offered plunging fares and promised everything. During
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  • SUNDAY PLUS
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      Masthead
      8 1 SUNDAY PLUS The Sunday Times, October 8, 1989
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        Cowboy-san rides high in Montana
        1437 2 Cowboy-san rides high in Montana From Page 1 and faced the others. "Please," asked the first Japanese cowboy m Montana, "what means Have a Nice Day?" For Mr Tami Fukutomi, home for the next two years will be riding the endless ranges of a Montana cattle ranch. The 29-year-old agricultural-science
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        971 3 LIFESTYLE is the name of the game PETER TEO examines the advertising hype that surrounds the clothes ADVERTISERS today are selling attitude. This Is not the name of a new perfume. It Is a marketIng strategy that Involves creating a new mental approach among consumers. The object Is to make
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        Lock icon Better suited to men
        118 3 MADE-TO-MEASURE suits are enjoying a revival m the United States, because men are more muscled from keeping (it and acquire a taste for good clothes earlier In their working lives. Only now, US designers, retailers and manufacturers have dubbed the suits "made-to-order" or "special-order" a cheaper
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        Look out for Lacroix
        200 3  -  JOHN de SOU Z A YOUNGER Bugapere women with style, rather ttuui yen-rioli Japanese tniWi, will be the target etteatele of Ike Christian Laertftx bnttiie, die to epea kere In Aagmst er September next year. Te be located la a new, upmarket Orckard Road shopping eeatre,
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        A soup for all seasons
        817 4 Over-fed on mooncake, LEE GEOK m seeks out some liquid relief ONE mooncake too many and I feel as though I must put myself on a soup diet for the next few weeks. A friend of mine serves a soup and sandwich lunch to her
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        Recipes
        389 4 French onion soup Serves four 400 g onions, cut In small cubes 3 tbs unsaltod butter 1 tbs flour 5 cups beef stock or 5 cups water with 3-4 tsps beef stock granules 8 slices French bread 100 g grated Cheddar cheese salt and pepper to taste Melt the
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          163 4 WONDERFUL news for wine i drinkers. This year's Bordeaux vintage is expected to be one of the finest, If not the finest, of this century, report! Newsweek (Sept 25). The last truly great year for red Bordeaux was 1976; the last before that 1952. "We have all
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          58 4 TURNING e«t carries la getttsM easier aai easier. N«w*T: there b a aew stsui wfcica hM c«o«Mt milk p«wder addmltolt. Keoaetli <wmes la tw« n*v mun tar meat and tar seatesi. Each easts $1.71 for a M k packet, aai Is eassjfli tor tw. small pets ef earrks.
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          58 4 THE prickly cactus has come m from the desert. From salt and pepper shakers to decanters with cactus stoppers to cactus cookie jars, the desert plant is the inspiration for some of the latest designs for glass and kitchenware. "Everybody likes cactus," says the manager of a shop
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        Fairy food for the hearties
        509 5 MARGARET CHAN discovers a new Vietnamese restaurant where the owner blithely serves up a Hongkong-Singapore melange of tastes and it works HAVING conquered Thailand, Kum Kah Keng is moving north into Vietnam. Our Mr Kum is not a soldier, but the restaurateur who fired the
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        Sunday LUNCH
        330 5 Sunday LUNCH Mitey treat DI AN KIN SET T&ikan-Kn Chinese Restaurant, Hotel New Otanl: SSB4SSS FOR a quickie lunch, dian xin, those savoury Chinese tidbits, are ideal. Problem is, many small portions can add up to a binge. But not with the TaikanEn's seven-item set meal. Best are the cha
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        438 5  - A new bird comes to roast ANGELINA CHOY By "AND a partridge m a pear tree that oft-heard refrain at Christmas was probably the only thing that most Singaporeans associated the bird with. Until recently, that is. Pot the bird made its maiden public appearance at the recently-ended Agrotech Fair.
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        698 6 Flowers of a different kind are adorning beds today, reports THELMA SM DRESSING up beds m pastel flowery prints is still the favourite bed linen choice among Singaporeans. But instead of the precise prints of the past, florals are now splotchy with blurred and
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        Know your way around bed Hnen
        142 6 BED LINEN comes m different components and is sewn to fit single beds (one size) and double beds (two sizes called queen and king respectively). FITTED SHEETS: have elastic corners to keep them tightly stretched over the mattress. TOP or FLAT SHEETS: must be
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          152 6 FANCY Corinthian columns m your living room? Or a dazzling hint of Meditteranean skies? These clever illusions on hand-painted wallpaper fool the eye pleasurably. They are a modern-day version of trompe l'oeil ("fool the eye" m French) hand-painted decorations which decked 18th century European walls. Today's fantasy
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          Sleek and steely
          86 6 GARBED In shining steel, everyday appliances from the Alessl label take on space-age appeal. The designers play on sleek shapes. A tower-like coffeemaker Is topped with a cone. A shaker Is scientifically spherical. Kettles come with skinny, ultra-contemporary handles. (A bird whistle sits cheekily on the spout
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          129 6  -  LEE SIEW H UA THE tinkly treble of music boxes never falls to fascinate. Swiss music boxes (some double up as Jewellery; boxes) and singing birds are available m limited editions. They CQH from $30 to $30,530. The "Cartel" series are reproductions of 19th century music boxes m
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        Teachers who provided relief in more ways than one
        621 7  -  Vana By_ RELIEF teachers hold a special place m my heart. They were a breath of fresh air m the stiff, vapid school atmosphere. Teachers m those days were virtually synonymous with the school and indeed the classes which they taught.
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        1015 7 Forking out fa family finances used to be the filial duty of the elder son. CHAI Kil WAH finds out how much of the burden still falls on him today. AT the age of 20, Mr V. Mathew left his village m Kerala, south India,
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        217 7 Balloon can ease prostate problem A NEW, major study shows a balloon dilation technique could provide non-surgical rtlief from prostate problems (or men. About 350,000 men m the United States (ace surgery each year because an enlarged prostate gland common In men over 50 presses against their urinary channel, blocking
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        1003 10  -  MAGDALENE LUM A special feature to mark the 15th anniversary of the Urban Redevelopment Authority By Good teamwork and lots of imagination hold the team together 4 A model-maker must be artistic and be able to visualise the design of the model. He
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        Sprucing up Singapore for her 25th birthday
        268 12 WHEN Singapore celebrates her 25th anniversary of independence next year, she will not Just adorn accessories m the form of banners, buntings and lights as m the past. Instead, she will be dressed m her traditional best. Many of her old, neglected run-down
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        URA's main task now is to conserve architectural heritage
        462 12 THE Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) was set up 15 years ago to plan, guide and redevelop the city m a comprehensive manner. But having met the challenge of replacing squalor and squatters with public housing and a skyline that does Singapore
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        Does the breathalyser test apply to cyclists?
        210 13 Does the breathalyser test apply to cyclists? Driving test SO YOU think you can drive well and safely and that you can cope with most emergencies. If so, assess your skill and knowledge by answering these questions. 1. You oolllde with a drunken cyclist while driving your ear and a
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        New chapter of Saga begins
        800 13 This week, some of those who bought the Proton Saga will get the car. JACQUELINE WONG finds out why the first batch has sold out while WINSTON LEE reviews the tOD-of-the-range model NO FANCY gadgets m this budget car and no long history of reliability.
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        Finding a niche between East Europe and Japan
        465 13 I AM pleasantly surprised by the Proton Saga. It Is quite an achievement for a first-time car manufacturer to achieve this level of competence at the start. It Ues midway between the cheap East European cars and the more expensive Japanese makes.
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        Where touring can be a picnic
        1100 14 West Germany exudes xosperity. But there is still value for money, reports NEVILLE STACK. The sheets will be crisp, the beds smothered m a down-filled duvet GERMANY has had a great deal of history, mostly of the violent sort. Until now, that is. The
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        If you want to go .
        282 14 If you want to go CLIMATE: The temperature, even m summer, would not be warm enough for Singaporean dress, so a light jacket and a cardigan are required at the very least. But the bracing climate makes up for a certain lack of sun-power. FOOD: West Germany lays out a
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          104 14 SPECTATOR tours to the 14th Commonwealth Games to be held m Auckland from Jan 24 to Feb 3 next year are being packaged by Gasi Travel. Prices start at $2,750 for seven days and include tickets to the opening or closing ceremony and specific events.
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          Direct flights
          73 14 CHIANGMAI, Phuket and Pattaya wUI get their first direct flight connections as of tnid-Deoember, eliminating translta In Bangkok. Travel Trade Oasette reports that from Dec 17. the Chlangmai-PatUya Unk will operate every Friday and Sunday, with tickets coating I.SM bant (Ssl2t) one way. From Dec 18, the Chlangmal-Phaket
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          Glasnost gains?
          77 14 THE communist world's first floating casino is a 77-year-old paddle steamer, the DFS Schonbrunn, and it is docked m Budapest, Hungary, on the Danube. The Danube Tourist Commission reports that the casino takes up two decks of the vessel, with a restaurant serving Hungarian specialties on the main
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          Opera lectures
          63 14 OPERA lovers visiting Unden can enjoy weekly lectures by prominent personalities an/ performer! thin autumn. Speaker* la the Opera Cmw Mriflt (ThirwUy m+rmlaga until N«v 23) Include Brill* tnw Nigel Dooglaa m Brittea't Peter Grimes, and eritle Charle* < Hborne mi Pvcclal's Madame Butterfly. The eest la £41
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  • MONEY an ST banking & finance supplement
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      12 1 MONEY an ST banking finance supplement The Sundny Times, October 8, 1989
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      251 1 MONEY makes the world go round, they say. These days, money does some globe-trotting too. With technology to lend a helping hand, that is. This is the age of pushing a few buttons to transfer money electronically from one corner of the earth to the other. Within seconds. Each day,
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        467 1 ■■■■■■■^■■■■■■^■^■JIHHHHHHHHHHHB there is no sudden, painful jump when eligible CPF is used up MB c even nance properties with remaining leases of less than 75 years as well as those being released from rent control y fcj^ 1 lexiTlan is iltwiblf Its a term loan, an overdraft or a combination.
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        116 1 WHAT'S INSIDE Changing face of banking: Paga 2 Into the information age: Paga 3 Banking on artificial brains: Page 4 QNttery lure: Page S Hey, big spenders: Paga 7 Bright outlook for foreign banks: Paga S The art connection: Paga 9 Giving due credit: Paga 10 Lawyers-bankers pow-wow: Paga 12
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      Investment banking the key to growth
      938 2 THE CHANGING FACE OF BANKING The banking business today is not what it once was, as traditional commercial lending gets a run for the money from such fee-based activities as underwriting and distributing financial instruments. CHIA CHEE YOONG, Regional Senior Credit Officer at Citibank's
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      It's the jet-set life for high-flyers
      861 2  -  Lynette Ong NEW BREED OF BANKERS By CHANGI Airport. 8 am. He stands m line at the check-in counter, clutching suitcase and passport m one hand, a garment bag In another and a roll of newspaper under one arm. A Tokyo Bank, 4 pm.
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        182 2 What legal options do you have if you cannot produce this document now The answer, quite sim()ly, is none.^ Because according to the Income Tax Ac t, records and documents must be produced m their original form when requested any time within 12 years.^ But imagine the amount of prec
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      Knowledge is power in the world of big bucks
      951 3  -  S tevon Pak INTO THE INFORMATION AGE By WHERE do bankers get their information? Answer: A multitude of ■ourcet, but m today's modern world, the computer la one of the prime sources, providing end-users with a wide array of Information at
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      Lock icon Info systems forge ahead to match needs
      621 3 Info systems forge ahead to match needs PROCESSED information has become the order of the day as greater volatility of the financial markets makes the timing of split-second decisions vital. Players m the financial markets need to move fast to take advantage of slight misalignments m interest rates, exchange rates
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    • BANKING ON BRAINS OF THE ARTIFICIAL KIND
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        Getting a head start on competitors
        736 4  - Getting a head start on competitors Dominique Sciamma By Manager, Bull Far East Artificial Intelligence Department THE financial world has changed to such an extent that some regard It as a "revolution". The gap between the past and the present has become so large that the word "revolution" may not
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        The learning goes on — right up to the very top
        394 4  - The learning goes on right up to the very top Serene Lim By THE race to computerise appears to have gripped banks, with the push coming from top down. But just how computer-lit-erate Is the Man at the Top, the one who makes the decisions to computerise? A Straits Times
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        199 4 THIS YEAR'S SMART BUSINESS MOVE. Rents m the financial district are hitting Efl for leasing now. On schedule for an early the root". Take KaffU-s Place. If your lease 1-^0 completion, it enjoys an unrivalled there is up for renewal, you can expect to pay ESSM location. as much as
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      Yellow metal commands tradition of trust
      677 5  -  Richard L. Belair THE GLITTERY LURE OF GOLD By Director (Precious Metals), Royal Canadian Mint FROM its last peak In late 1967, the price of gold worldwide has experienced a gradual decline (with a few upward surges during the process) to Its present trading
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      New systematic approach cuts down on losses
      692 5  -  Victor Adam GRAPPLING WITH RISKS By Managing Director, Sterling Knight TODAY'S world dynamic and full of uncertainties calls for a new type of management to meet its challenges. Compared with life 20 or 30 years ago, we are today constantly faced with challenges
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        108 5 BNP INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES (SINGAPORE) LTD A wholly owned subsidiary of one of the largest banks m the world, BANQUE NATIONALE DE PARIS, offers you a wide range of merchant and private banking services iFund Management Corporate Finance Securities Financing Foreign Exchange Leveraged Deposit Treasury Operations 20, Collyer Quay Telephone:
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      Amex and Citibank in the ranks of big ad spenders
      927 7 REACHING OUT TO CONSUMERS FINANCIAL institutions like American Express and Citibank have, m recent years, crept to the ranks of Singapore's top advertising spenders. In terms of advertising dollars spent by companies m the first half of this year, Amex
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        106 7 Citibank $1,213,600 —^s~^?\^ Wmm 'Va V^W Standard Chartered Bank $165,100 I l^^L--^:^*^*^---^^^^ Hoogkongßank $879,700 |Mfii£ SM« I Chartered Bank $411,100 I ii Chas Manhattan Bank $266,000 H J HEAD OFFICE: ft, <5 96 ROBINSON ROAD, k AT C>i SIF BUILDING. *V > SINGAPORE 0106 B n, <!) TEL *****98 X
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        443 7 The Sanyo Handphone. 21 incredible features. 3 unbelieveable offers. 1 unbeatable price. $2,750. rp lv new s.iinn l.iiui|iii,iiu is sun tn srt ,i tiw telephone* linajm .1111 l lllKSt i Mil llllll|H till US It's |Mi kill »ifh< IHIV I -Iltl-llt tc.lt lIX s, 111, 111 iluin unique l ake
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      Foreign banks upbeat about Spore
      1681 8 BRIGHT OUTLOOK Foreign banks, key players m Singapore's development as a regional financial centre, are upbeat about their prospects. SHARON LAU takes a look at the activities of the 127 foreign banks which account for the bulk of the Republic's financial activity. BACK IN THE
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      988 9  -  T. Sasitharan THE ART CONNECTION By THE impulse to collect, for the sake of collecting, is a distinctly human trait. No other animal behaves likewise. Indeed, the habit is so ingrained it has long since become a part of organisations. Banks are no exception. Art is
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      Lock icon The ABC of taking out loans
      911 10  -  Teo Eng Neo GIVING DUE CREDIT By Promotions Development Manager, Hong Leong Finance Group CREDIT or rather the lack of it is often the bane of many businesses, especially the small- and medium-sized ones. It helps the entrepreneur to get started, buy equipment, build
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      The loan arranger rides again...
      468 10 SHARON LAU, who once upon a time was a credit analyst, takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the business of lending. ■IS that sloppily dressed old man actually a towkay? Is that handsome yuppie who brazenly parked his BMW m front of the bank a con
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        136 10 BOOZ- ALLEN HAMILTON MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS Founded m 1914, Booz«Allen Hamilton is among the world's largest and most respected management consulting firms. Our 3,000 professionals serve the worlds leading banks and corporations, including more than half of the top 100 banks worldwide. Our Asia Pacific banking practice comprises 45 experienced banking
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        150 11 IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT ONE CANT MAKE A MAJOR FINANCIAL DECISION BASED PURELY ON EMOTION. WE BEG TO DIFFER W' HMlfll MM mHßßS!WWwih^^^^^ THE NEW MERCEDES-BENZ 200 E. THE MOST ADVANCED 4 CYLINDER 2-LITRE ENGINE WITH MECHANICAL/ELECTRONIC FUEL INJECTION. MAXIMUM POWER OUTPUT OF 90 KW (122 BHP). 0 TO
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      991 12  -  Serene Lim POW WOW OVER DOCUMENTS By 4 The legal clauses only work on paper. If nothing untoward happens, fine. But what if there's a breach on the part of the borrower? By the time we discover the breach, it may be too late. 7 A
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        192 12 SAVINGS CURRENT ACCOUNTS EIXED DEPOSITS FOREIGN CURRENCY DEPOSITS FOREIGN EXCHANGE ATMS I' I \i c m i rr c Jfli v H^L Jl K,i< W s f J^Ba r. I 5 5 J 5 True Partners i uu All successful businesses are built OH gtnxl Our time, our energ\ and
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      Challenges and opportunities
      961 13  -  Tan Bien Kiat ASIA-PACIFIC BANKING IN THE 1990S Principal, Booz-Allen Hamilton Management Consultants INCREASINGLY, Singapore banks and foreign banks with regional headquarters here are seeking to expand In the Asia-Pa-cific market. To capitalise on the opportunities offered by the region, banks need to address several factors: Opportunities
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        231 13 LET THE FINANCE SPECIALIST KEEP YOUR BUSINESS ROLLING B__l b_b_ Laaaaaaa_T _aaaa_r _a_r '^™*^^bi _^f^'__aa_l E-k _§aaaaa___i__, Bflr _B_ _(,'->- BT a_ La_b_N aaBBBBW ■aaaaaaaaaaaaWJ*-: v The successful entrepreneur relies on experience to run his business smoothly and profitably Experience that makes him a cut above his competitors But if
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        273 13 SWIFT on Che Wang VS has far-reaching impact. >* j f I j iiv jK if^ v^- JBBff.*/t!\ frfuWrjajQuj^aaai^^^jfClaw^^BB» f -"*^T^HaW^W a *Wl r k' 4 bbvbw Introducing SWIFT on the Wang VS. It's a system you can bank on. SWIFT on the Wang VS is good news for Together
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    • THE CBD SQUEEZE
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        Relocation the answer to high rents in financial district
        880 14 With the tight supply of office space m Raffles Place, a feasible option for businesses would be to relocate operations outside the Central Business District, suggests Richard Ellis' General Manager, CHRIS FOSSICK. The demand for office space m Singapore is not
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        Office rents still 1 competitive
        261 14 Office rents still 1 competitive Cost comparison SINGAPORE'S office rents are competitive worldwide. It is likely that the next series of lettings m the city centre could produce a rent of $9 psf per month. This represents a 125-per cent increase m rent over the last three years. However, from
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        96 14 See some of the best names hang with some of the best prices. At the Melwani Sale. The Melwani Sale F rom Sep 22 to OcA 13. you'll get to see select* ><1 Items at Valentino. Van Laack. Pancaldi B and more paired with hand some discounts of up to
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        158 14 :^B3BBB^ <. I:::-::::::: :-x-x-X\\-x-xvXv:vXvXv •X'X*X-X-X'X-Xv l !^^Wfl^^^l'# iv\ > x v v^^B^Xvfc-IBH^^^Bd^MiKX'X'X'X'XN'X'X-X-X'X^'X-X^'X-X^X-X'XvXv.".*.'.-.'.'.-.-. X'Xv:-x-XvX < x X'X'X\vJ^^^^i*^^^^MKi^^^^E3^MHKF'ijJp < XvX > x :*x*x*:':*:*:*x'>x*x-x*x'X'X^ T loday, it may take merchant banking to solve the most intricate problems. Few things are more complex than corporate finance today. Choosing between debt and equity financing can
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      786 15 In the frenetic billion-dollar world of multinational banking, instant communication is of the essence. So essential, m fact, that some banking corporations have devel- oped their own worldwide telecommunications networks. Citibank's network ranks among the largest. KENNETH JAMES logs on with this report.
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      Whopping $2m annual phone bill for Citibank
      347 15 IMAGINE a phone bill of $2 million a year. That is what Citibank Singapore's Telecommunications Operations Centre pays Singapore Telecom for network services, making it one of Telecom's best customers. Running the Country Telecoms Operations is Mr Coh Kheng Seng, himself a former
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