The Straits Times, 29 October 1989

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    11 1 The Sunday Times No: 2781 55 CENTS MCI (P) 43/12/88 fd
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    Get ready for polls, says Mahathir
    789 1  -  ISMAIL KABSIM By Destroy Spirit of '46, Umno members urged KUAIJV LUMPUR The Malaysian Prime Minister, Datuk Sort Dr Mahathir Mohamad, yesterday directed Umno, the dominant partner m the ruling National Front government, to gear up its election machinery to face the hustings and
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    Indonesian students massing for protest
    602 1  - Indonesian students massing for protest YANG RAZALI KASSIM By Jakarta Correspondent BOGOR Student activists from all over Indonesia were heading last night for the hilltop town of Cibodas, near Bogor, West Java, In what Is expected to be the biggest display of student militancy since unrest broke out on campuses
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    Chandras celebrate Deepavali the traditional way
    97 1 FOR the Chandra family of Loronf Chuan, yesterday was a busy but furfWnf time as they celebrated Deepaval, the Hindu Festival of Lifhts. Their day had befun with early morn™ prayers at home. After a temple visit, they visited relatives. In this picture, Mrs
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    Of salted fish, whales ... and ikan bilis
    328 1 Of salted fish, whales and ikan bilis THE forum was on the Malay tertiary fees issue, but it was not long before the discussion boiled down to a question of big and little fish, and salted fish too. Political Secretary (Communications and Information) Mohamad Maidln started it all, at the
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    Two brothers die in Bedok fire
    295 1 TWO young brothers died if ter they were trapped m a hla/e m their flat m Hedok North Road last night. ThHr eight-year old elder brother was, however, saved by a man who ran from a flat m the opposite block and climbed up
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      8 1 UAE qualify tar World Cup finals Page 32
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      8 1 Yatiman on the 'crutch mentality 1 Page 3
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  • NEWS FOCUS
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        ILLEGAL VEHICLE CHANGES
        56 2 Cars that have been badly damaged in accidents have been found with the crushed half replaced with a similar half cannibalised from another car. The Registry of Vehicles has found 905 cast's of vehicles that had had their chassis or engines changed last year during its investigations
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        NO TOTAL SMOKING BAN IN CLUBS
        85 2 The Environment Ministry told The Sunday Times that members and signed-in guests at private clubs will not be affected by the prohibition, from Wednesday, on smoking m air-conditioned places. A ministry spokesman explained that the prohibition would apply to private clubs only where the
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        FEW MRT TRANSFER HITCHES
        74 2 i The exercise to familiarise commuters with the train interchange system before the eastern line begins operation on Nov 4 started yesterday with few hitches Most commuters were aware of the need to change trains at either Raffles Place or City Hall stations to board trains
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        REMOVE PARTITIONS' WARNING:
        84 2 the 20 or so hair-dressing salon operators In the Golden landmark Building have been told to remove the partitions used to form massage cubicles inside their units or risk being fined and jailed. The Building Control Division has issued warning letters, saying that the combustible partitions obstruct
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        HELP FOR SMALLER INDUSTRIES
        95 2 Malaysian Finance Minister Datuk Daim Zainuddin, whose Budget last year Included for the first time a comprehensive aid package for small and medium industries (SMIs), on Friday announced another two major schemes to assist the small entrepreneur. The Export Credit Refinancing (ECR) Scheme will, from Thursday,
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        1,000 PROTEST MILITARY REVAMP
        65 2 About 1,000 officers and men staged a protest inside a military camp, denouncing proposed legislation to reorganise the Philippine armed forces and police. Defying warnings by Defence Secretary Fidel Ramos against mass protests over the planned legislation, constabulary units were Joined by army, air force and
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        MOSCOW STILL SPREADING LIES
        58 2 The Soviet Union has maintained an international campaign of "disinformation" to discredit the United States, despite a promise to stop such activities, the US State Department said. A report by the department on Friday noted that the East Asia-Pacific region was an increasingly important target for
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        ISHIGURO WINS BOOKER PRIZE
        56 2 Japanese-born author Kazuo Lshiguro won Britain's top literary award, the Booker Prize, on Thursday, with The Remains of the Day. The novel has won its author K20.000 (S$62,000) and tells the story of a butler who reflects painfully on his sad love for a housekeeper during
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        AIDE BLAMED FOR BOOK S DELAY
        78 2 :miBao Tong, 57, a top adviser to ousted Communist Party chief Zhao Ziyang, was blamed for blocking the publication of a two-volume collection of sp<wh«»s ami sayings by senior leader Deng Xiaoping. The collection, Deng Xiaoping on Literature and tho Arts, was launched at
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      Hardliners to reverse Zhao's reforms
      826 2  -  LOUISE BRANSON By Writing for Th»> Sunday limes IiKIJINC; Chinas ageing hardline loaders are expected to Rather beneath the Red Stars and chandeliers of the (Jroat Hall Of the People m Hoijing this week to formally undo the reforms of the disgraced party chief Zhao
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      I won't quit or change the way I lead, says Thatcher
      587 2  - I won't quit or change the way I lead, says Thatcher ALAN HUBBARD By I urope editor I am what I am. How can I change Margaret Thatcher? A leader must lead. Mrs Thatcher LONIX)N As the dust began to settle after the most disastrous day of her decade m
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      Lock icon Lusty lawyeris paying more attention to girls' briefs than legal ones
      289 2 I,()NIX)N Rarristers have been siwndin^ too much time looking at briefs tor the liking of youriK female shorthand MTtten m one of the courts at London's famous Old Bailey. Now the flrlt, mainly m their teens and twenties, have
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      Lock icon British govt issues 'code of conduct' for men on how to treat women
      348 2 British govt issues 'code of conduct' for men on how to treat women IX)NDON A new "code of conduct" issued by the British Home Office says men should cross the road to avoid scaring women on the streets and not give them admiring glances on buses or other public places.
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      'Crutch mentality' will go if plan adopted: Yatiman
      752 3  -  ZURAIDAH IBRAHIM Tertiary fees proposal for Malay students By Of course I agree that we should pay for our children's tertiary education, and we will. I agree with the Prime Minister that our national policy must appear to be fair m providing
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      PKMS: Govt wants to wipe out Malays' special position
      377 3 THE opposition Singapore Malay National Organisation (PKMS) has accused the Government of trying to wipe out Article 152 of the Constitution, which protects the position of the Malays here. By proposing that better-off Malays should pay their way through tertiary institutions
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      Lock icon Battle of the Gandhis begins
      264 3 NEW DELHI India's electoral battle of the grandsons got under way on Friday with the descendant of modern India's founding father declaring his intention of removing from office the scion of independent India's first prime minister. Mr Rajmohan Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi who led
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      Wanted man faked death to escape prosecution
      320 3 A WANTKD man literally "signed" his own death certificate and even tried to claim his Central Provident Fund savings Out police learned that Moha mad Raßhld bin Angullia A jam, 28, wanted for a string of forg cry, fraud and theft offence* was
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      282 2 STATISTICS THAT SHAPE THE COUNTRY Most common traffic offences A total of 42,607 people committed various types of traffic offences last year, a decrease of 533 compared to 43, 1 40 cases m 1 987. Some were booked for more than one offence, resulting m 44,156 violations. The most common
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      416 3 This Christmas giveyowrself and your loved ones the gift of adventure and discovery with membership m the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC I_J SOCIETY Here's a preview of the wonders you and your gift recipients will experience m the months ahead. You '11 D visit the- Soviet Union for a rare glimpse D
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon Warsaw Pact not in favour of a reunited Germany
      561 4 Warsaw Pact not in favour of a reunited Germany WARSAW Warsaw Pact foreign ministers have rejected the possibility of working towards a re-unification of East and West Germany. In a communique Issued on Friday after a meeting m Warsaw, the ministers warned that any discussion about altering Europe's post-war frontiers
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      Economic meet mooted to resolve future 'bottlenecks' in region
      563 4  - Economic meet mooted to resolve future 'bottlenecks' in region KWAN WENG KIN By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Japan is planning to propose a meeting of regional experts to examine problems affecting economic development m the Asia-Pacific region m future and find ways to overcome these bottlenecks. The proposal is expected to
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      World trade in peril unless Japan opens market: US
      434 4  -  ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The United States has warned Japan of the peril It will cause to world trade if the US Is forced to retaliate against the Japanese for the lack of progress m removing their Import
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      Reagan calls for creation of Pacific free-trade zone
      184 4 Reagan calls for creation of Pacific free-trade zone OSAKA Former US president Ronald Reagan yesterday railed for the creation of a Pacific freetrade zone to widen international trade cooperation, before leaving Japan at the end of his nine-day visit. Speaking to about 400 business and political leaders at a luncheon
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      Lock icon Sony was asked for donation to Reagan fund: Paper
      204 4 Sony was asked for donation to Reagan fund: Paper WASHINGTON Sony Corp was Mktd for a clona tion to Mr Ronald Reagan's presidential library, days before he expressed llippofi for the firm's takeover of Columbia Pictures Kntertainment Oorp, according to a npOTi published yesterday. The Washinßton Post. eJttaf Bl anonymous
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      Lock icon End sterile Khmer conflict quickly, UN chief urges
      438 5 UNITED NATIONS Secre-tary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar has appealed to all parties m the Cambodian conflict to seek agreement with "a sense of urgency" to end what he called a sterile and fratricidal war. In a report to the General Assembly on
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      Lock icon Czech riot police attack protesters
      130 5 Czech riot police attack protesters PRAGUE Hundreds of riot police yesterday attacked a crowd of more than 10,000 Czechoslovak protesters demanding the ouster of orthodox communist leader Milos Jakes and chanting "we want another government". The protest In Prague's central Wenceslas Square marked the 71st year of Czechoslovak Independence. Helmeted
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      Lock icon E. Germans press for reforms despite concessions
      468 5 BERLIN Despite important concessions announced by the new communist leadership, thousands of East Germans are continuing to demonstrate for democracy aad reforms. Demonstrations on Friday m Dresden, Karl-Marx-Stadt, Senftenberg aid Saalfeld, came after authorities declared amnesty for demonstrators, people who have left the
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      Lock icon Cambodia remarks used out of context: Australian embassy
      202 5 Cambodia remarks used out of context: Australian embassy BANGKOK A Thai newspaper took out of context Australian Ambassador Richard Butler's recent statement which had described non-communist South-east Asia's stand on Cambodia as a "sham", a spokesman (or the Australian Embassy said yesterday. The ambassador said In an Interview with the
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      Lock icon Ceasefire with Contra rebels to be suspended, says Ortega
      406 5 MIAMI Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega said his government will suspend a unilateral ceasefire and attack US-backed Contra rebels next week because of what he called a Contra terrorist offensive, the Miami Herald reported on Friday. President Ortega was quoted as saying
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      Lock icon US envoy due in Hanoi today for talks on MIAs and refugees
      255 5 BANGKOK American presidential envoy John Vessey is due to arrive m Hanoi today and his hosts will be anxious to expand relations with the United States after what Vietnam had described as the final pullout of its troops
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      Lock icon Russians 'still spreading lies about the US'
      431 7 East Asia-Pacific region an important target, says State Dept WASHINGTON The Soviet Union has maintained an international campaign of "disinformation" to discredit the United States, despite a promise to stop such activities, the US State Department said. A report by the department on
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      Lock icon Seoul may impose toll to curb jams
      241 7 SEOUL In a move to ease worsening traffic congestion m Seoul, the South Korean government has approved a draft law to charge private cars entering the downtown area of Seoul a toll, officials said. The law would also impose special taxes on the
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      Lock icon Two cool heads make tough act look simple
      59 7 picture. AFP EVERYTHING'S In the balance, so to speak, (or Chinese acrobat Yu Yeng. She has to keep her head steady on fellow acrobat Llou Yun's. But both girls are cool and have no problem keeping their plates rotating. The two acrobats
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      Lock icon Remember there's the Nancy Sinatra doctrine: Quayle
      210 7 Remember there's the Nancy Sinatra doctrine: Quayle WASHINGTON Vice-Presldent Dan Quayle has given a new twist to Soviet Jests about the Sinatra doctrine of non-intervention by warning listeners that they should keep m mind the warbled words of Nancy Sinatra as well as those of her father Frank. "We hope
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      Lock icon Economy jitters sand stocks tumbling
      100 7 Economy jitters sand stocks tumbling Dow Jones NEW YORK Wall Street closed out a poor week on Friday as weak corporate earnings and worries about the economy sent stocks tumbling to their fifth straight loss. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 17.01 points to 2,596.72, slipping below the 2,600 level.
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      Lock icon Pull-tab opener inventor dies
      91 7 DAYTON (Ohio) Industrialist Krmal Cleon Fraze, who during a night of insomnia invented the r«movable pull-tab opener used on beer and soft drink cans, died on Thursday of brain a tumour \U> was 76. In 1969, while on a picnic, Mr Fraze became frustrated when, lacking
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      Lock icon Burmese rebels to step up attacks
      334 7 BANGKOK Burma's main rebel alliance plans to step up its attacks on military targets inside the country, but is still willing to consider any peace talks initiated by Rangoon, a rebel official said yesterday. The rebels were willing to accept Thailand's army Commander m
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      Lock icon Senate approves Bill slashing spending on overseas bases
      257 7 Senate approves Bill slashing spending on overseas bases WASHINGTON The US Senate has approved a US$B.5 billion (5J16.55 billion) military construction Bill which slashed President George Bush's requests for bases overseas. The legislation was approved by a voice vote on Friday. The Bill reduced military construction spending m fiscal 1990
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      Lock icon Japanese author wins Booker Prize
      465 10 LONDON Japanese-born author Kazuo Ishiguro won Britain's top literary award, the Booker Prize, on Thursday, with his latest novel, The Remains of the Day. The novel had been a firm favourite to take the award and has won its author £20,000 (5J62.000). The book tells
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      Lock icon Prince Charles sets up school to promote his ideas on design
      292 10 Prince Charles sets up school to promote his ideas on design LONDON Prince Charles, the architecture critic who would be king, has set up a summer school to promote his Ideas about design. The first five-week Prince of Wales' Summer School In Civil Architecture will be held next summer, according
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      Lock icon Chinese actor has British fans biting their nails
      347 10 MILLIONS of British television viewers are currently agonising with actor David Yip m his screen dilemma. Should he defy his traditional Chinese family and marry a British girl m the soap opera, Brookside? Yip has established himself as something of a soap
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      Lock icon Feminist leader Betty Friedan champions rights of elderly
      151 10 BALTIMORE Ms Betty Friedan, a founder of the women's movement, has changed her focus to fight for the rights of the elderly. Senior citizens "are on the verge of the next great revolution I Ms Frledan, 68, told a conference here on
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    • PEOPLE
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        Lock icon Spielberg lines cost Santiago dearly
        63 10 HOUSE Speaker Ramon Mitra has given the real reason why Mrs Miriam Santiago was rejected as Secretary of Agrarian Reform by a Philippine Congressional panel. He said the final blow was Mrs Santiago billing Congress as "The Evil Empire," and herself as the "Return of
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        Lock icon Eggwina' eats her words
        133 10 RMERGING from her self-imposed publicity purdah, controversial British politician Mrs Edwina Curtie has finally admitted that she got it wrong over eggs and salmonella. Ten months after making the remarks which led to British egg sales slumping by half and her departure as junior heath minister,
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        Lock icon Fusion music — Thai style
        95 10 Fusion music Thai style TWO OF Thailand's most talented musicians, Mr Jamn'an Srithaiphan and Mr Tewan Sapsanyakorn, have fused musical inspirations from the East and West to create an original orchestra that combines Jazz with classical Thai music. Mr Jamnian, a Thai classical oboeist, and Mr Tewan, recently dubbed by
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        Lock icon In honour of breast cancer victims
        111 10 BRITISH-BORN actress Jill Ireland dedicated a "Garden of Hope" m New York's Central Park last week to women who like herself suffer from breast cancer. The new garden donated by the city contains a plaque honouring Ms Ireland, who says her five-year battle against
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      Lock icon Seoul to allow visit by scholars from North
      315 11 SEOUL South Korea has approved plans to invite North Korean scholars to visit the South but banned a politi-cally-active Roman Catholic group from sending priests to the communist North. A Unification Ministry spokesman said yesterday the government had decided to allow a
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      Lock icon Tokyo union may strike over jet that needs fewer crewmen
      312 11 TOKYO Japanese airplane crew union officials nave raised the possibility of a strike over the introduction of a new passenger jet with a crew of two instead of three members. Union officials said here on Friday that the new system
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      Lock icon Tourist found dead in Kenya game reserve: It's murder
      195 11 Tourist found dead in Kenya game reserve: It's murder NAIROBI A magistrate here has ruled that a female British tourist, whose remains were found m a Kenyan game reserve m September last year, was murdered and not killed by wild animals. Chief Magistrate Joseph Mango said at an Inquest that
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      Lock icon Colombo to ban TV sex, gore
      56 11 COLOMBO Sri Lanka has announced that it would ban sex and violence from stateowned television next year. Mr A. J. Ranasinghe, State Minister for Information, told a press conference on Friday that Western programmes had corrupted Sri Lankan morals. "People m the villages don't
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      Lock icon Largest telecoms satellite put into orbit
      167 11 KOUROU (French Guiana) Western Europe's Arlane-4 space rocket, carrying the world's biggest commercial telecommunications satellite, was launched on Friday. The rocket lifted off from the European Space Agency's launchpad at Kourou In French Guiana, on the north- eastern tip of South America, space officials
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      Lock icon Zhao's aide blocked publication of Deng's speeches, says paper
      426 12 BEIJING A leading newspaper has said that a top adviser to ousted Communist Party chief Zhao Ziyang had blocked the publication of a two-volume collection of speeches and sayings by senior leader Deng Xiaoping. The collection, Deng Xiaoping on Literature and
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      Lock icon Nixon In Beijing to review Sino-US ties
      192 12 BEIJING Former United States President Richard Nixon arrived m Beijing yesterday to explore the prospects for SinoUS relations, at their lowest point m years after China's crackdown on student protest. "Mr Nixon is going to write a report about his trip here and
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      Lock icon Police bust cocaine lab
      213 12 MADRID Police have uncovered what Is believed to be the largest cocaine processing laboratory In Europe and seized 200 kg of the drug, a spokesman said yesterday. Six Colombian and Cuban nationals were arrested. The spokesman said a raid on Friday after a long investigation yielded
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      Lock icon China's jobless rate set to double this year, says senior economist
      395 12 China's jobless rate set to double this year, says senior economist BEIJING China's unemployment rate is set to double this year, presenting a new challenge to a government struggling to reduce inflation throug unpopular austerity, a senior economist warned. "The sword of Damocles hanging over the cap tallst society is
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      Lock icon Ex-premier Suzuki to quit politics
      190 12 TOKYO Former Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki will retire from politics and will not take part m the next general elections expected early next year, his aides said yesterday. They said Mr Suzuki, 78, would formally announce his decision today m his hometown of Morioka m
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      Lock icon 1,000 Philippine soldiers protest against revamp bid
      322 13 1,000 Philippine soldiers protest against revamp bid CKBU CITY (Philippines) About 1,000 Philippine officers and servicemen staged a protest on Friday inside a military camp, denouncing proposed legislation to reorganise the armed forces and police. Wearing black armbands and raising clenched fists, they rejected moves m the Senate to abolish
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      Lock icon Free meals to allay fears of poisoning
      138 13 Free meals to allay fears of poisoning JAKARTA A local Indonesian district chief has treated passers by to free meals m an effort to disprove rumours of food poisoning which have haunted Indonesia In the past month, a newspaper reported yesterday. The armed forces daily, Angkatan Bersenjata, said Tanggerang district
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      343 13 CANBERRA Indonesia and Australia have finalised an agreement, after 10 years of talks, to Jointly administer the Timor Gap area, believed to hold about one billion barrels of oil. The agreement, reached on Friday, would open the way for exploration of the
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      154 13 MANII.A President Corazon Aquino has warned "laggards" m the civil service that their days are numbered. She said the Philippine government was planning to change the existing salary and promotions system. "We have set performance targets for each (government) agency," she told a business conference
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      Bill tabled to stop parties from taking rows to court
      483 14 Bill tabled to stop parties from taking rows to court At the Dewan Rakyat Amendments seek to make decisions of political parties 'final' A BILL has been tabled m the Lower House seeking to amend the Societies Act of 1966 to prevent political parties from taking their internal disputes to
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      More state aid for small and medium industries
      389 14  -  KENNETH JAMES The Malaysian Budget/Economic Report By KUALA LUMPUR Small and medium-scale industries (SMIs) can look forward to more financial help from the state as set out In Friday's Budget. Finance Minister Datuk Dalm Zainuddin, whose Budget last year included for the
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      Tour operators get concessions on locally-made cars
      234 14  - Tour operators get concessions on locally-made cars CHOW CHEE SUN By KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian tour operators will be able to buy locally assembled limousines at concessionary rates between now and the end of next year which has been declared Visit Malaysia Year by the government. This was one of the
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      Lock icon Malaysia netted 13% of Asean tourism revenue last year
      253 14 rOURISM generated Ms 2 billion 551 .44 billion) for Malaysia last /oar, earning a 13 per cent slice )f the total foreign exchange vhich was gained by the lndus:ry m Asean last year. The country, however, record?d the second lowest growth
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      314 14 Fewer than half of Form 3 students reach upper secondary KUALA LUMPUR More than half of the students m Form Three failed to make it to upper secondary last year. The 1969/90 Economic Report said that while 99 per cent of the eligible children enrolled m primary schools last year,
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      Chassis or engine changes illegal
      537 15  -  RAV DHALIWAL Vehicle may breakup m accident, ROY warns By CARS that have been badly damaged m accidents have been found with the crushed half replaced with a similar half cannibalised from another car. The Registry of Vehicles has found cases of such cars m
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      MPs return from Soviet trip on a 'positive' note
      343 15 THE visit to the Soviet Union by a team of Singapore Members of Parliament was "positive", and a first step towards closer ties between parliamentarians of both countries, delegation leader Tan Soo Khoon said on Friday. Mr Tan, the Speaker of
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      Two attacked with knife and chopper in separate incidents
      211 15 ONE man was stabbed with a knife and another was slashed with a chopper m separate incidents on Friday. Police said the stabbing took place at 9.30 am when Mr Yesupillay Chamidas, 30, Intervened when he saw three men teasing and
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      Disposable contact lenses sold under programme that includes check-ups
      588 15  - Disposable contact lenses sold under programme that includes check-ups SERENE LIM By DISPOSABLE contact lenses which can be worn continuously for up to two weeks before being discarded, and replaced with a fresh set, have Just made their appearance here. This spells good news for contact lens users who can
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      Lots of things to see and do at the 'find out for yourself' fair
      1146 16  -  MAYLEE CHIA By Health Plus Lifestyle takes some getting used to, say visitors BRAVING a downpour m the late morning, a continuous stream of visitors packed into Hall 6 of the World Trade Centre yesterday, the
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      Traditional practices the order of the day for the Chandras
      616 17 fhe Sunday Times observes a family's Deepavali joy PRAYERS before sunrise, kneeling and paying respects to elders In the family, and welcoming guests at home that was the order of the day for many Hindu households celebrating Deepavali yesterday. To
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      Smoking ban won't cover private rooms in clubs
      387 18 Members and guests can still light up m air-con premises after Wednesday SMOKKRS among members of private clubs, and their guests, can still light up m air-conditioned places m the club premises oven after Wednesday provided such places an not open to
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      Former Pan-El director admits charge under Companies Act
      511 18 Former Pan-El director admits charge under Companies Act A FORMKR Pan-Klectric Industries director filled to disclose U) share holders as required under the Companies Act that fellow former director Peter Tham had benefited from share transactions involving the company's funds. Nagalingam Segarajasingam, 48, previously a public* accountant and now a
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      SAF exercises
      203 18 SAF exercises MILITARY exercises will be conducted m l.mi I'hu Knng. Honß Kah. Marsil ing, Manilai, Semba wang. I-oyann. Tampines and Tuas areas from Sam to f> pin from lomor row to Saturday. (Hanks and thunder flashes will be used and tho public is ftdvtotd not to be alai mcd
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        Wrongful concealment charge
        85 18 A 35- YEAR-OLD man was charged on Friday with wrongfully concealing a man whom he knew was kidnapped. Tay Kuan Seng, a supervisor, was alleged to have committed the offence, together with three unknown persons, on Tuesday from about 7 pm to 11 pm at an engineering
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        Businessman caught touting
        109 18 ON THE weekend after stiffer laws aimed at touts came into force, a businessman was among 17 people caught for touting copy watches along Or chard Road. Sarjit Singh s/o Thana Singh. 27, pleaded guilty on June 12 to the offence, which comes under the Miscellaneous Offences
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        Threatening note to ex-boss
        76 18 STILL angry five months after his dismissal for misconduct, a man sent his former boss an anony mous threatening note. The note, written m Chinese, from Chee Hong Leong, 22, demanded $20,000 from Mr Ng Ah Keong, 47, who was also a childhood friend. Chee had
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        Lorry's overtaking led to death
        133 18 A MALAYSIAN REGISTKRKI) lorry went across to the other side of the road while overtaking a motorcycle and its side mirror hit the pillion rider's shoulder. This manouevre by Tan Chin Ixuig, 22, caused motorcyclist Mr Ong Gek Ngwang, 38, and Mr Ong's brother-in-law, Mr
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      MRT transfers drill off to smooth start
      506 21 THE exercise to familiarise commuters with the train interchange system, before the eastern line begins operation on Nov 4, started yesterday with few hitches. Most commuters were aware of the need to change trains at either Raffles Place or City Hall stations to
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      SIA to launch Nagoya service with Singaporean flavour
      196 21 THE Singapore Airlines Inaugural flight to Nagoya m Japan tomorrow will also Involve a touch of Singaporean hospitality. To celebrate the start of the thrice-weekly flights, the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board and SIA will host a gala dinner m Nagoya for 280
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      Two road closures to facilitate works
      132 21 f THE stretch of Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim between Jalan Jentera and Tractor Road will be closed to traffic between I am and 5 am daily from Wednesday to Dec 31 to facilitate the construction of a flyover at the Junction of Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim,
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      Design picked to represent S'pore in Asean newsmen's logo search
      282 21 Design picked to represent S'pore in Asean newsmen's logo search A LOGO which renects the profession of journalism and the solidarity of Asean will represent Singapore m a competition to choose a logo for the Confederation of Asean Journalists (CAJ). The logo by graphic designer David Ng beat 48 other
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      More PSC scholarships from this year
      240 21 More PSC scholarships from this year MORE scholarships for study at overseas and local universities will be offered by the Public Service Commission from this year, to help meet the projected needs of the civil service for quality administrative and professional manpower. The PSC hopes to give out about 300
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      Two die in road accidents
      74 21 TWO men died m separate road accidents on Friday. Mr Koh Jim Poh, of the Republic of Singapore Navy, died after his motorcycle collided with a lorry trailer In Jurong Road at 7.10 pm. In another accident. Mr Tan Chuan Guan. 28. died after he
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      LET YOUR CHILD SPEND A PRODUCTIVE HOLIDAY WITH US
      236 22 As parents, we would only want the best for our children, and a better way to prepare them for tomorrow is a computer education at CAL an established computer school CAL Standard CAL has 6 computer schools located over Singapore with
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      2 men fined for having fireworks
      127 22 TWO men were fined on Friday for possessing dangerous fireworks at the railway station m Tanjong Pagar on Thursday. A Sri Lankan, Sithamparapillai Baskaran, 28, was fined the maximum of $5,000 after he pleaded guilty m a district court to having 22 packets and
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      Man accused of making firecracker
      91 22 A 29-YEAR-OLD man has been accused of making a firecracker. Ganeson Arunasalam was accused on Friday m a district court of having made the explosive on Oct 23, at 7.30 pm at the open space between blocks 404 and 408 m Ang Mo Kio Avenue
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      Remove partitions, hair salons in building told
      535 22  -  YAW VAN CHONG They are a fire hazard, say authorities By HAIR-DRESSING salon operators m the Golden landmark Building have been told to remove the partitions used to form massage cubicles inside their units or risk being fined and jailed. Th Building Control
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      Fake Ninja Turtle T-shirts seized
      261 22  -  BRENDAN PEREIRA By WKKKS before the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles T-shirts were displayed m department stores nere. copied versions were already being worn by young children. lh<> distributor of the wmim* 4 goods struck b.i< k by engaging private investigators to track down the
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      When givers are also recipients
      325 23 VIEW SINGAPORE has much cause to celebrate the successful completion of its first 25 years as an Independent country m 1990. The Republic may be miniscule physically and completely bereft of natural resources but the economy is so well managed that the reserves pile up
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      25 YEARS AGO
      140 23 What The Straits Times reported on Oct 30, 1964 MALACCA Security forces have captured at least 25 of the estimated 60 Indonesian commandos and guerillas who landed early yesterday morning on the Johore-Malacca bonder. Among those captured are five Malaysian traitors. A large quantity of arms, ammunition
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      Wily boss of the Pentagon
      1338 23 The chance to preside over the strategic questions on the retreating Soviet threat attracts US Defence Secretary RICHARD CHENEY RICHARD B. CHENEY was born on Jan 30, 1941, m Lincoln, Nebraska, USA. Educated at the universities of Wyoming and Wisconsin, he is married with two
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      Why there are questions about upgrading HDB estates
      969 24 1 Tan Sai Siong As to whether there are better ways to invest the country's surpluses, it depends on whether you believe that improving the physical environment can ultimately improve the quality of the people WHEN the Government unveiled Its multl-bllllon-dollar upgrading
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      Can any issue lead to a walkout of some top PAP leaders?
      946 24 1 Mike Yeong There is nothing intrinsically good or bad about a split m the PAP. The more important question is whether new alternatives are better than old certainties ABOUT two weeks ago, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew
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      Indian women work, but few at the top
      840 24 Sivam Subramaniam The Herculean demand placed on the Indian woman at home means she can only give her second best to her workplace. But m return for this huge sacrifice, the Indian woman is almost always revered m the family by one
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      MACAW
      562 24 Of horses, courses and brown gras MY nephew Alex and I were sitting on a stone bench m Fairer Park at Race Course Road last week, watching the grass grow. "Alex, what we have here is a chick-en-and-egg situation," I finally said. "Don't speak with your mouth full, Uncle
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      Endangered species: Who will save them?
      1756 25 'The only reason elephants are dying now is that Tom, Dick and Harry want to wear baubles and trinkets made of ivory 1 Mr Richard Leakey, director of Kenya's Department of Wildlife Services Lauding the grace and beauty of an elephant is not enough
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      The loved and the lost
      239 25 PARADISE lost: The dodo and passenger pigeon are already gone, and a fifth of the species alive today may vanish by next century. Paradise regained: Several species have been brought back from the brink of extinction through breeding and protection programmes. The bald eagle is
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      AIBT students do well
      186 25 LETTERS I Australian colleges I REFER to the stories about West Australian colleges, m particular "Doubts over degrees from two private colleges" (The Sunday Times, Oct 15, 1989) and wish to state that the Atistra Han Institute of Business and Technology, AIBT, is affiliated with C'urtin
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      Alvin out to churn more magic in the pool
      562 27  -  SHIRLYNN HO Alvin Tan profiles iwlmnrr HE SMILED nervously, stared blankly and heaved a huge sigh the perspiration forming little beads on his forehead. If Alvln Tan had his wish then, he would have loved for the words to flow out
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      Decision on Senna appeal on hold
      345 27 MOTOR RACING PARIS The International Automobile Federation (FIA) on Friday postponed a decision on an appeal by the McLaren team against Ayrton Senna's disqualification from last Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix. FIA said In a statement that the international tribunal studyIng the appeal for the
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      Date problem for Tyson-Ruddock fight
      364 27 BOXING EDMONTON A proposed Jan 5 fight between Mike Tyson and Donovan "Razor" Ruddock for the world heavyweight boxing championship here has been scrubbed, the financial backet of the fight said on Friday. Ed Bean, the Edmonton bust nessman paying US$3 million ($5. 82 m)
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      No boycott bugs for the Friendly Games
      1077 27  -  Alan Hubband Politics keeps out of Commonwealth line-up for Auckland next year WHEN the Commonwealth conference ended m Kuala Lumpur last week one of the clearer messages was that there would be no threat to the games of the same name which start
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      Lock icon Hall wins battle of England's best
      226 27 BADMINTON WIMHLKIX)N Darren Hall won the battle of past and present Kngllsh number ones to roach the semi-finals of the Puma-Miller Lite badminton tournament here on Friday. The 24-year-old European champion, who heads the national rankings, was given Just the workout he needed by
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        Budget boost for Malaysians
        109 27 Budget boost for Malaysians Malaysian sports received a big boost m the 1990 budget tabled on Friday with professional sportsmen and sportswomen being exempted from Income tax on their winnings while Import duty, surtax and sales tax on a number of sports goods were also abolished. In waiving Income tax
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        India clean up
        52 27 Indian athletes maintained their supremacy to scoop up the lion's share of the medals at stake at the fourth South Asian Federation Games, which ended In Islamabad on Friday. They bagged 61 gold, 43 silver and 20 bronze medals during the weeklong competition, well clear of Pakistan
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        Gardner happy
        53 27 Former world 500 cc motorcycling champion Wayne Gardner, of Australia, welcomed on Friday the news that arch-rival American Eddie Lawson was to quit the Rothmans Honda team to return to Yamaha. The pair had been uneasy team-mates since Lawson's surprise switch to Honda after winning the 1968 world
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        'Ban' hormone
        59 27 Kight Swedish athletes using the undetectable hormone Erythropoietin showed a 10 per cent Increase In endurance during a test programme, a Swedish sports medicine scientist says. BJorn Ekblom, the discoverer of modern blood doping m 1972 and a professor at Stockholm's Institute of Gymnastics and Sports, on Friday
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        Penalty cut
        57 27 Ron Glbbs, Castleford's Australian forward, who was suspended for four matches by the Kngllsh Rugby league's disciplinary committee last week, had his ban reduced to two games when his appeal was heard on Friday. Glbbs was suspended following an incident on Sept 24 which resulted m Hull stand-off
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        Rosi on points
        28 27 on points Italy's Gianfranco Rosl retained his IBF junior-middleweight title, overcoming Australian challenger Troy Waters on a unanimous points decision In St Vincent on Friday.
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        World bid
        60 27 The Malaysian women's hockey squad, who leave today for the Intercontinental Cup In New Delhi, must Improve their strike force to finish among the top four, said their coach Chua Eng Wan. A place m the top four In the tournament, which begins on Wednesday, would give the
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        Dope inquiry
        43 27 Italy's Olympic Committee on Friday ordered an inquiry Into doping m welghtllfttng. The an nouncement followed claims by weightlifter PtetTO F'ulia that Italian ((violation officials had consistently given athletes hulk-building steroids and that he and others had suffered serious physical dMMflt.
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        Aussie hosts
        21 27 Australia will host the world amateur boxing championships m 1991. New South Wales premier Nick diviner confirmed on Krid
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        Barna leads
        29 27 IVtr llama, of Czechoslovakia, edged out American Paul Wylle m the original programme portion on Friday and leads the men's singles event at the Skate Canada competition
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        Soviets joins
        36 27 join The Soviet Union will join the World HoxiriK Council and also head a new boxing federation of Kast bloc nations, WIU lan general Kduardo Lima/iin s.nd m San Juan. Puerto Rico, on Friday.
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        49 27 tourney Singapore Armed Forces He servlsts' Association will hold their annual volleyball knockout championship on Dec 3 at their clubhouse m Tamplnos. Registration forms are available from the Safra clubhouses In Toa Payoh. Huklt Merah and Tampl nes For delaiLs. call 7HWSOO Closing date is Nov 15.
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      665 28  -  Tay Cheng Khoon Patience brings rewards, now it's play for pay QOLF By 4 I've always believed that if one is prepared to sacrifice, then rewards must come.. .There is no point m turning pro and just playing two or three local m tournaments a
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      330 28 HILTON IIKAI) ISLAND (South Carolina) As his name might suggest. Tom Kite loves a windy day and, with the conditions to his liking on Friday, he fired a six-under-par 65 and soared to a lofty fourshot lead at the halfway point of the
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      Future rests with young pros
      748 28  -  Tay Cheng Khoon I -^a K 9 1 gf ALTHOUGH the SPGA management committee have yet to meet on his application, tht> professional nod for Samson Gibson is expected to bl mere formality. He is about to play a completely new ball game, m which
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      Unseeded Mecir puts out champ McEnroe
      612 28 Unseeded Mecir puts out champ McEnroe TENNIS ANTWKKI* Defending champion John MeKnroe suffered a shook 1 <>. ♦> 1, 6-1 defeat by unseeded Czech Miloslav Meelr In the quarter finals of the US$l.O5 million (s2.o.'im) Kuropean Community tennis championship on Friday. The defeat undermined M< Knroe's hid to win outright
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      364 28 BRIGHTON Yugoslav feamagor Moatca Setof ciushcd liana Mandlikova m the quarter finals of the Itri^'hlon Indoor women's tennis championship on Kridny and received a rehuke from her opponent for her noisy conduct on court. liana, a naturalised Australian, ni.idc no excuses for her tit), li
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      271 28  - Alvin and Adrian In $1,500 Challenge Peter Khoo SNOOKER By THK stage la set for a thrilling battle between teenagers Alvln l/ow and Adrian Tan for the $1,599 top prise In the Oakland Flmt Snooker Challenge this afternoon (2pm) In Katong. Both youngsters have dished out Nome attractive snooker during
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      489 29 Oakland go 3-0 up as World Series resumes BASEBALL SAN FRANCISCO Dave Henderson starred In a record-set-ting home run performance on Friday as the Oakland Athletics pounded the San Francisco Giants 13-7 to climb within one win of the World Series Championship. Henderson hammered two homers and
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      Chandler steers leaders SCC to victory
      387 29 RUQBY by Peter Khoo SINGAPORE Cricket Club continued their march towards the Prudential/Singapore Rugby Union Division One title when they trounced Hill A Delamain 42-4 at the Padang yesterday. The victory consolidated SCC's position at the top of table anl they are the only
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      Pakistan clinch last semi-final spot
      282 29 NEHRU CUP CRICKET CALCUTTA Pakistan snatched the last semi-final place In the Nehru Cop cricket tournament at the expense of World Cup one-day champions Australia when they crushed hosts India by TJ runs yesterday. Set to make the highest total ho far In the tournament
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      India. West Indies book their places
      262 29 NKW DELHI India and the West Indies clinched their places m the semi-finals of the Nehru Cup cricket tournament on Friday. They joined England, who had already booked their spot, while Australia were left to sweat on the result of yesterday's clash between Pakistan
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      1094 29 BADMINTON I'uma Miller IJU> tournament Men's xlnftlea q-flnals: Darren Mall (Kn«) bt Nick Yates <Xn X IVII 15-8, Poul-Erlk Hoyer l,arsen (IVn) bt Kirn Hak Oyun (SK) IVII IK-M. Steve Daddeley (Kn«) bl Ahn JM (han« (SK) 15-4 15-5. Homen'i* slnglea q-rlaals: HwanK Hye Youn« (SK) bt
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      SOCCER SHORTS
      327 30 THK QqMm Hall award Diego Maradonn won when he led Ar gentina to victory m the 19H6 World Cup was stolon m a raid on safe-deposit boxes at a Na pies bank, police said on Friday A police spokesman said the robbery occurred on Thursday but the loss
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      Lock icon Gary aims to keep glitter
      387 30 LONDON Tottenham's Gary Lineker, back among the goals with a vengeance, has a remarkable personal record to maintain m today's top English League clash with Liverpool at Anfield. The England striker never lost there with either of his previous English clubs Leicester and Everton. And
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      108 30 —V, International < orrcspondcncc Schools I > C pt ST 916F Intrrruttoru) FUai, IO Anson RiUiKI'M) 1 Singapore f*2O7 TriNo 220-4174 j [vIVKMiI Ilkf lv Iran Jl hoim- lor lIM- i Jrrrr I tuvc i hiisn I'k-JM" send iik .i
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      376 30 SANTIAGO The brilliant career of Chile's soccer captain and goalkeeper Roberto Rojas has ended m Ignominy after the sport's ruling body banned him for life for faking an injury. On Wednesday, the International Football Federation (Fi fa) banned Rojas from the game for life after
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      Beaten again — this time by a last-minute goal
      678 30 Beaten again this time by a last-minute goal JOHOR 2 SINGAPORE 1: By J. RAJENDRAN IF LOSING is an Infectious disease, then the Singapore soccer team have been very ill of late. Larkin Stadium on Friday night was the venue of their fifth consecutive defeat as they went down 2-1
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      Lock icon Sundram on target
      103 30 ALOR STAR Two goals by Singapore's V. Sundra moor thy (22nd and 87th minutes) helped Kedah beat Sarawak 4-1 m a Semi-Pro Division One soccer match at Darulaman Stadium on Friday and clinch third spot In the League to win M|75,0Q0. Kedah. who led 3-0 at halftime,
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  • OBITUARIES
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      112 29 321 Deaths 321 Dea ths CHUA GIN NEO (THE LATE MRS. QUEK CHENG YONQ) AQE. 101 passed away peacefully on 28th October 1989, at Block 333 Ang Mo Klo, Avenue 1, #07-1919 Singapore 2058, leaving behind: •OH*: OAUQHTBRS-IN LAW QUEK OUAN KENO NO AH CHAN (DECEASED) QUEK OUAN CHWEE NO
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      39 29 324 In Memoriam 324 In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY OF MDM. TAN LOKE MOI (MR8. QUOK KOH MUO) D«part«d: 29.10.82 who ltft her children and descendants seven years ago for her Creator. P— rty mltfd by hw lovd on—.
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      149 29 MR. NICHOLAS RANA8INQHE AOI: 70 peeeed away peacefully en 27/10/M leaving behind MMk Nancy torn: Tony it Charles Daughter Felicia Oeughter-Jn-law: Tesla •on-in-law: Olvtnd Olsen Body lying at S'pore Casket Parlour 402. Tel: 203 4388. Cortege will leave for The Blessed Sacrament Church Queensway at 1pm on Tuesday
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      34 29 Th« Family Of The I.at* MRS. CHEW NO CMOR HUANG wishes to thank friend* relative! and colleagues for their kind attendance, assistance messages or condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement.
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      Lock icon UAE grab the final glory
      811 31  -  Wilfred Yeo World Cup qualifying, Asia final round, soccer tournament: South Korea 1 UAE 1, Qatar 2 China 1, Saudi Arabia 2 North Korea 0 Goalkeeper the hero as Zagalo's men clinch their place m Italy SOUTH KOREA 1 UAE 1 By THE United Arab
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      564 31  -  Joe Dorai Their dream turns into a nightmare m final moments QATAR 2 CHINA 1 By CHINA missed an historic trip to Italy for the World Cup finals by just 4 mm 30 sec at the National Stadium yesterday evening. They were leading 1-0 with
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      Saudis salvage pride with first victory
      497 31  -  J. Rajendran S. ARABIA 2 N. KOREA 0 »y THANKS to a 2-0 victory over North KOTM it .lalan llouar Stadium ycsin tiay, Asian Cup champions Saudi Aim bia will loavo for homo with somo of thoir prido intact A goal m oach half
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        Everton stay at the top
        256 31 Everton stay at the top A lucky equaliser kept Everton top of the English Football League First Division yesterday, but they could be displaced by Merseyside rivals Liverpool today. Fortune smiled on Everton when striker Tony Cottee struck his first goal of the season to earn a 1-1 draw at
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        Scots win
        16 31 Scotland defeated Fiji 38-17 m the rugby union Test match at Murrayfleld, Edinburgh, yesterday.
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        Diego fined
        38 31 Diego Maradona has been fined 10 million lire ($14,500) by the Italian soccer league for remarks made to the press aceus ing referee Pier Luigl Magni of ruining Napoli's away match against Roma on Oct 8.
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        Wattana woe
        35 31 Top-seeded John Parrott. of Britain, had to fight back from 1-3 down to outwit young Thai sensation James Wattana 5-3 m the opening round of the £200,000 ($600,000) Dubai Free Snooker Classic yesterday.
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        Rough ride
        43 31 Round one of the International superblke race In Penang had to bo called off after 14 laps yesterday when riders including Singapore's Fabian Ix>oi requested that the 20- lap race be called off due to the slippery condition of the circuit.
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      11 31 I^CMH «8T J fW TO A BtfrV fA ywvmx*. mJ \miw*i-^
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  • TV PLUS
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      8 33 TV PLUS The Sunday Time*, October 29, 1989
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      Iskandar and the Chinese connection
      1252 33 Iskandar and the Chinese connection He has been tipped as the successor to Zubir Said, the may who composed Sim gapore's national anthem. Iskandar Ismail, once jazzman extraordinaire and now specialist m Chinese music, talks to JUNIPER FOO. f ETTING to speak to IsVJI kandar Mirza Ismail is like winning
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        When songs of loneliness don't touch the heart
        589 2  -  LIM SEK ONG SOH CHIN df WtSTIRNPOP I By* I'VE GOT EVERYTHING He nry Lee Summer (CBS) NUDE Itoad Or Alive (Epta) LONELY STAB (Maadarln) DOES ANYONE UNDERSTAND A WANDERER'S HEART (CtatscwM) Waag Jle (WEA) ANYONE who la able to sell 1.2
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        TOP OF THE POPS
        79 2 Singapore 1.(1) Every Day (I Lova You More) Jason Donovan 2 (3) Listen To Your Haart Roxette 3.(6) Whan I Loofcad At Him Expose 4 (5) Girl I'm Gonna Miss YOU Mill) Vamlli 5(7) Showar Ma With Your Lova Surface Previous week's position 6 (4) Right
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        Lock icon Rap's on to a gooood thang
        846 2 >M THE baddeat; I'm the ■best," rapper L. L. Cool J. I boasts to a throng of scream- Ing fans at a concert. L. L. might as well be describing the whole rap Kenre. For rap's baaad. Ten yean after rhyming street-talk began appearing
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        Cacophony in A minor
        586 2  -  SARAH WALE By NO MATTER how brilliantly they play, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra cannot match the truly memorable performances by the audiences that come to listen to it at the Victoria Concert Hall. Distinguished by the high noise level of their hum, the faceless crowds hide
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        Other local talents who play to a different tune
        195 3 Other local talents who play to a different tune JO€BALIM, 38, •Ingaf-gultaritt HE represented Singapore m Japan's 1984 Enka international Feat-- 1 •vai and appeared on Fuji Television Now, he speclaUaes m singing traditional enka songs, besides Japanese rock hits and golden otdies like Sukiyaki with hie tour-man group, Haraju-
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        The tuna turn-on and the heavenly saga
        768 4  -  KEN JALLEH JR ON*TV A MERE 30-minute quickie on fishing leads off this week's column and so what if you don't much care for watching grown men play lucky dip with hook, line and sinker. Hptrtlag dam Flthlag the West (Monday, SBC 12,
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          The slap that went astray
          57 4 FIERY-hot Liv Xlaoqing lost her cool recently when a desperate fan snatched her hat off her head for a closer look. A furious Liv promptly responded with a resounding slap. But the blow missed its intended victim and landed on an innocent bystander instead. Liv
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          The last act
          69 4 1)1 IK to overwhelming renponse, an elated l^nHe Cheung has decided to Increase the concerU In his last series In the British colony from 23 to Si. Meanwhile, Cheung Is angry with remarks about his "retirement" being a publicity gimmick and has reassured the I media that
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          Quake worries
          55 4 THE recent San Francisco earthquake caused quite a tremor within Hongkong's showbiz circle. Actress Lam Kin Meng, singer George Lam and actor Chan Yao wore concerned about their properties m the disaster-prone area. Even more worried was actor Kenny Bee, who was unable to contact his mother living
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          On cloud nine
          70 4 TAIWANESE actrtM Worm Joyln In on cloud nine these day*. The languidly-beautiful Wong ha« been nominated Best Actress for Taiwan's Golden Horse Awards, thanks to her credible performance In Madam Fan's Previous and Current life, reports the lianhe Zaobao. Because of her hectic acting schedule last year
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          Love cramps
          62 4 HONGKONG actor Loi Leong Wai and voluptuous Nina Li Chi were m an intimate bedroom scene for the film I lx>ve Chinatown recently. However, the experience was unpleasant for Loi, who claimed he had to contort his body this way and that to please the director. Loi had
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          Happy ending
          60 4 HONGKONG actor and actreoa Mia Kla Wai and Jaime (nek ended their marathon love affair this month. They have registered their marriage and will be holding the rnntomary wedding ceremony on Jan 14 next year. The bride-to-be la now on a strict diet to look Juat perfect In
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        Staying put after the earth shook
        925 13 Staying put after the earth shook Sports writer LEE WAI WUN, while on holiday m the United States, captured scenes of the recent San Francisco earthquake and the reactions of Singaporeans who experienced the disaster SINGAWRK Airlines stewardess Chua Seok Ting had to apply her make-up m the corridors of
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        765 14 Bedroom scenes are no longer obligatory m the marketing of a movie as the recent crop of blockbusters shows From the comedy Parenthood to the drama When Harry Met Sally, loving couples are not getting much loving at the cinema. Instead, they are talking themselves
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        They are mad, bad but still winners
        342 14  -  TAY YE AK KEK ■lethal weapon 2 At Shaw cinemas by THERE is a sure way to make US$lOO million (about SJ2OO million) m Hollywood these days. First, put two really likeable guys, like Mcl Gibson and Danny Glover, together again m a
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          No Romeo for her, please
          63 14 THE hunt is on In Hollywood for a suitable husband to play opposite Lisa Bonet m the top TV series The Cosby Show. The hottest bet is Bonet s own real-life husband, Romeo Blue. But Bonet complains: "Why would I want him m Cosby? We
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          Ken's Russia debut
          52 14 OITRAGKOIS movie director Ken Russell (The Music Lovers, Mahler) la to make his film debut piaylag a British spy In the picture based on John Le Carre's best-teller, The Russia Mouse. Filming will take place la Leningrad and his co-stars Include Klaus Maria Brandauer, Michelle Pfelffer and
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          Something to Die for
          59 14 TV'S Moonlighting star Bruce Willis, 34, is now commanding more money per film than even acting greats like Robert de Nlro and Meryl Streep. He made £3 million (about 559.3 million) making the first Die Hard movie and now is pocketing no less than £5 million
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          New kid in town
          51 14 MELANIE GRIFFITH and Dm Jmmm, wh« remarried earlier this year, had a daughter recently. The eMple split In mi after several yean together. They Sttrhed things ap last year when rifflth, n, asked J«lum«b, to help her kick a drag problem, something which he had himself
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          Return of the Don
          54 14 DIRECTOR Francis Ford Coppola has an offer he cannot refuse: Godfather 3. In the epic that will begin filming next month, Al Pacino will return as Don Michael Corleone, Diane Keaton comes back as his estranged wife but Robert Duvall, the family's right-hand man, is conspicuously
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      123 2 Just strutting around its temporary «>op And the Top of the M's regular Sunday/Public to roost m bright, new surroundings. Till then, while Chattertxw isbein^, rvnov.iud Ixiwtvn 1 loliday buffet lunch has been held over till Chicken Rice and your irther Chatterbox favourites 30th Oct and early December W I
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  • SUNDAY PLUS
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      Masthead
      8 1 SUNDAY PLUS The Sunday Times, October 29, 1989
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      Lock icon House Calls OF A NEW ERA
      866 1  - House Calls OF A NEW ERA JOHN de SOUZA BY THE doorbell chimes. Mrs Hou* Filipina maid, baby m arms, tr> opei the family's spacious HUDC Hat Jeeaie. Over tea and biacuite, Jeat! Ed m the problem of Mr* Housewife's hair. It may seem like a social vie What house-callers
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        8 1 Style Mind Body Consumer Food Supplement Travel Style
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        Outside the community centre
        371 2  -  Loo Bek Lan kt CHRONIC work-related ailments led this mother of four grown-up children to her present "full-time job" giving at-home taiji classes. The former seamstress took up the traditional Chinese shadow boxing art 10 years ago to cure her of occupational Ills, like cramps and
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        A 'friend-friend' relationship
        317 2  -  Jan Dekker hrt FOR this L.M m tall Dutchman, house calls are but a minute part of his physiotherapy practice, started here two years ago together with a fellow Dutch physiotherapist At-home visits are strictly for |>eople who are not mobile, such as those who have had
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        Have recipes, will travel
        290 2  -  Salinder Kaur rtty SANDWICHING cooking courses m North Indian food into her two days off from her full-time Job as a school hostel cook is no sweat to this mother of two small girls. Taught by her father and mother. Madam Salinder Kaur, who once ran
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        From police dogs to pet-care
        276 2  -  Michael Chan rtr RETIREMENT? Not for this former head of the police dog training unit, who now runs Mitchville K9 Kennels, a petcare business. Besides such services as training and pet forwarding (sending pets overseas), Mr Chan, 55, and two others offer personalised "pet maintenance"
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        Scissors at hand always
        289 2  -  Lee Weng Kee rtr HAIRCUT, bridal make-up,-personal grooming You£ name it, and this affable 35^ year-old will do it, amid hi* whirl of "self-indulgent" cre> ative activities. Somehow, he fits it all into a" packed schedule that includes^ advertising art and design," fashion, plus acting, singing!
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        183 2 "WHAT A MESS" WITH ROLLIT NEW REVOLUTIONARY TAPE SYSTEM YOU'LL NEVER HAVE TO SEE THE MESS AGAIN. AVAILABU Al bl I ECTED RETAILERS Tangs Suix'rstore. On h.ird lei VAX) Yjohan Singapore, All Branches, Tel 338 4766 Wahab Company Bras Basah Oomptea r«l i«j /44>^ c:hunK Hwa Book Co, South Bridge
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        1347 3 GRAND AFFAIR The invitation says black tie. Which means long gowns for the women. But how long, how bare and how glittery? Queen Elizabeth's recent party on board the Royal Yacht Britannia for Singapore's more notable citizens offers some dressing-up clues. AGNES CHEN asks local designers for their views. DESPAIRING
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        101 14 Eyebrow-raising... "Day-ish colours like pastels and florals Overly-dramatic all-gold or all-silver Flared skirts of any length as they seldom look elegant Plunging necklines Appliqued linen skirt suits Sequins Tight-fitting waists if you are an older woman Large slmy handbags Safe tots... Black or solid colours like turquoise, blue,
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        187 3 H BH B^l HflH^^HflHH An exc l lJ|slU> confection of powders fj Bl B^fl or c tK c Les Meteorites create a 'ffi- V^^^B mysterious veil of radiance with each colour :;fe- L- f^ playing a S[xn:ia I role. ;f hi HfeJ HH Pink for a warm glow Wl^^f BB
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        A tutor to chase away those schooling blues
        599 4  -  Vana The Compleat Woman By NOT so long ago, It was considered a weakness to require tuition. There was pride m achieving examination success without resorting to extra coaching. Needless to say, I was a little bit concerned when m the beginning
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        Aspirin drafted to fight battle against cancer
        295 4  -  GEOFFREY PEREIRA THE humble old-fashioned aspirin family of drugs has now been drafted to fight an enemy more lethal than minor aches and pains: cancer. Tests m the United States have shown that a human immune system that has been weakened by cancer
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        Life or death — by computer
        1150 4 L if e or death by computer The doctors wrongly predicted death m 10 to 15 per cent of cases. The computer was never wrong when it said death would occur. If a computer system can show that death is inevitable, should that prediction not be accepted as a diagnosis?
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        245 4 WfoodwardS GripeW^ter is the same today as it ever was. Just like babies. Babies will always be babies. Easily upset by wind, stomach and teething irritations. That's why JESSjjsat Woodward's Gripe Water fIHB has remained true to its Br^jH^ original formulation that HJP^ helps soothe baby's dis- ffiH^k comforts quickly.
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        107 4 ESSENTIALS OF ECONOMICS is a handbook of the fundamental facts m A level Economics It brings together all the important definitions, theories and concepts m Economics that you. the student, will need to know, and presents these m the form that you will find easy to understand and absorb The
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        Dial M for mobile phones
        865 5 Why should one hand-held phone cost $150 and another $3,400? THELMA SIM explains. When buying a cellular handphone ONCE the privilege of the moneyed and famous, hand-held phones are a common sight m many homes today. But although they look essentially the same oblong, boxy
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        230 5  -  THELMA SIM guaranteed delivery by fixed time same price up to 2.5 kg Compiled by ■■'.>, <,-*■:,.■:■:■:■■■ ■„x < Pick up/ Fr»# To Bangkok To Cairo To London To Loa Angolas To Naw York To TalpH Company DaHvary anvatopa 1 1 Sonde* provided Tlma cost Tima Cost Tim
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        English for people like you and me
        613 5  -  DISKCOM rtrt By ENGLISH as she should be spoken or written. That's my pet peeve. I prefer the English of the ordinary man, the English of people with no literary pretensions, the English of people like you and me (No, not I. Give
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        Ice creams that poison as they give delight
        403 5  -  GEOFFREY PRREIRA A COOL ice-cream is a tempting treat m Singapore's hot climate. No wonder, then, that it is available nearly everywhere, from special parlours to the most unlikely canteen. But precisely because of the warm weather ideal for bacterial growth the
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        51 5 COOKING Help entiance' the flavour of steamed or boiled vegetables by adding a quartered onion to the water. HAT 10 KiTT iLLAi_LIL (ftft from Hingsmen tfiv DESIGNERS PRODUCERS P^^^^H FIRB A N X KEMP S T E R GROUP Design consultant, project management and producers of the National Health Fair
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        Micro efforts make macro-waves
        748 6 No slouch herself at manipulating the microwave oven, LEE GEOK 801 compares notes with three winning home cooks Tips from the winners I Experiment with your microwave oven. Use it often and you will know it better. Cut down on the spices when converting traditional recipes
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        Recipes
        505 6 lrtrPrto New Wavy Phoenix Cutlets m Sauce Serves four Chicken Cutlets 300 g minced chicken 2 Tbs Chilli Plum Duck Mix 1 tap Maogl Seasoning 1 tap sesame oil Vfr tap ground pepper 1-2 Tbs cornstarch Prawn Cutlets 100 g minced prawns V* tsp chopped water chestnuts v> tsp
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        Goat's milk, anyone?
        257 6  -  ANGELINA CHOY "FEEL like a kid again drink goafs milk." So goes a slogan on this product of nature. A local farmer is now hoping to bring the benefits of goat's milk, which is highly digestible and less fatty than cow's milk, to more Singaporeans. Mr Hay
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          105 7 WHAT to eat to prevent heart disease. How to market messages on healthy eating and living In the *****. Nutrition m the formative years. These are some of the topics to be covered at the Nutrition and Our Changing Lifestyle symposium on Nov 4 at the
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          Bread spread
          90 7 DONT knock bread and batter. Sock plain tare can be a taste treat, as you can discover for yourself now that a lew hotels nave released their famous restaurant spreads tor takeaway. The Hilton's upmarket Harbour Grill Is selling Its dellclously linfui savoury spread at the restaurant and
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          Food on door-step
          111 7 IF Americans want a specific food, they now get It through the post! Mail-order food is the hottest trend In the United States, and food lovers can get anything from smoked bacon slabs to prime Nebraska steaks packed m dry Ice. There's a Fruit of the Month
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          Lock icon Bone appetit
          56 7 PAMPER your hungry pup with home-made dog delights like Puppy Breath Biscuits, Poodle Polenta and Gingerbread Mailmen. They are Jut a few of the dishes In Bone Aopetlt: Gourmet Cooking tor Your Dog, a book Just out In pet and bookstores In America. It also covers nutrition. How's
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        Eating under the 'stars'
        836 7 Real and artificial greenery overflow from planter boxes and fringe little pools set among fibreglass rocks The hawker section is led by Loy Kee stall, to which I unreservedly give the title of best chicken rice m Singapore A new Esplanade has sprung up. Indoors, not
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          130 7  -  JOHN de SOUZA FOOD ADVENT!'UK Orchard Terrace, Orchard Hotel: 734-77 M THIS rare halal buffet also stands out for its intriguing flavours and expert blending of ingredients and spices by chefs flown m from Istanbul. In the cold starters, bland, creamy foods are brought to life with sharp,
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          FIESTA FILIPINO
          50 7 Tropics Coffee Garden, Novotel Orchid Inn: 25t-3322 Six chefs cook up a buffet of familiar delights like chicken adobo, kan k:ttv and crispy pata. as well as dishes from the Bftcol province, known for their spiritless $18 (adults). $10 (children under 12). Also for dinner. Until Nov 5.
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          TANTALISING THAI
          45 7 Hrarwerie Tatler, Marina Mandarin: 338-3388 Thai chefs from a renowned i'attaya hotel offer favourites like beef salad, torn yam soup, chicken m red curry, sauteed hoof with basil and green curry snapper. $6.50 to $16.50 (a la carte). Dinner, too. Until Nov 12.
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          TKPPANYAKI TREAT
          43 7 Senbaiuru Japanese Kentaurant, Hotel New Otanl: 338-3333 Back yet again by popular demand, this filling 10-course set offers an array of tasty little meat, fish, vegetable and soup dishes, plus a free portion of tuna sushi. $38 per set. Dinner, too.
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          CHINESE ROASTS
          35 7 Cafe Aladdin, Golden Landmark Hotel: 257-2828 Lunch buffet highlighting tender, juicy Chinatown-style roast meats, such as roast duck, chicken, pork and char slew. Also, assorted tempura items. $15 (adults). $11 (children under 12).
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          PRIME BEEF
          41 7 Golden Dew Coffee House, Dynasty Singapore: 734-99H A new addition to the a la carte menu roast of tender, juicy prime rib on the wagon, served with salad, baked potatoes and condiments. $21.50 j)or 200 g. Also for dinner.
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          SIZZLING SICHUAN
          39 7 Pine Court, Mandarin Singapore: 737-4411 Buffet lunch of tangy, spicy dishes including prawns In dried red chilli, diced chicken with cashews, fried scallops, braised eggplant and a choice of dlan xin. $25 (adults). $13 (children under 12).
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          PRAWNS 'N' PKPPER
          30 7 Pete's Place, Hyatt Regency: 733-1188 Catch-of-the-week is large, juicy prawns wrapped m par!cottn (bacon), sauteed and served on roasted pepper. $25.90 per order. Dinner, too. This month.
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          DIAN KIN MIX
          43 7 Golden Phoenix Sichuan Restaurant, Hotel Equatorial: HMttl A hybrid of Cantonese- and Si-chuan-style lunrh tidbits includes shrimp roll with century «*gg. lotus seed and egg yolk buns, and steamed dumplings m spicy red oil. $1.80 to $3.80 (a la carte)
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    • SPOTLIGHT
      • Turkey
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          Culture and trade pave the way to stronger ties
          1383 10 A special feature to mark Turkey's National Day today. TURKEY'S Ambassador to Singapore, Mr Yuksel Soylemez (right), arrived here on Sept 28, 1989, and presented his credentials to President Wee Kirn Wee on Oct 13. valli subramony talked to him recently
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          BRIEF FACTS
          415 10 Geography Turkey is located In south-eastern Europe and south-western Asia, and stands at the crossroads between Asia and Europe. It is bordered by Greece and Bulgaria m the west and the USSR, Iran m the east, and Iraq and Syria m the south. The country's 6,000 km coastline
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          A hint of Asian spices in a pure blend of Western tastes
          858 11  -  GULBEREN RAMAZANOGLU By TURKISH cuisine is common to the Balkan countries, the Middle East, and North Africa. Turkish cuisine has its roots m Central Asia. Over the centuries, it was refined with the numerous cuisines of places that
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          Turkey's links with S. E. Asia a historical perspective
          842 11  -  Y. Talib nyi A hero remembered as nation stands still FIRST-TIME visitors to Turkey are inevitably stunned when, on Nov 10, at precisely 9.08 am, the entire nation comes to a screeching halt. The momentary silence is broken by sounds of
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        117 10 7^ proud to celebrate the 66th Anniversary of -^^^-BL^\ Republic of Turkey o Sn BbSb I rf<wTMMfcUMß^^PmH^^^^PJß^^^^^MPP^^J^PM^^^?S^>>w^^ <tfgaw BaE^.*£l S@ ■'■^L*^-'i^- r> rf ictt^^2 i %L--*"* Z«^6»^i^K9lflß^^B^p^Bip^p^p9 "'^^^7 I '^^^^^l^SfßH^^^S^^l^p^pßpi^p^Bpr 7 < -^•-''sf''' I I BIBH H IB BVBk H H H H Bl BIB^ H H) i& IB hhhi
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        105 10 i insiOHT I iniimi illations 1 Best Wishes I THE REPUBLIC OF TURKEY I on their NoHonal Day I SEOWGUrN^IPTEILTO. 10 days \7n^Btßn2^sn2^2n2 tjtICICV OfIAW FOR ALi Troian Ho> &y, Vlrgkn Mary s House. Cotton Castle tf GOgk^^^BbttWwfL gjfl" (Pn« Kings, KamaK Temple, Kitchener Island \/£^as Ajf T X ■Rankhamon's
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        106 10 Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Republic of Turkey on the occasion of their National Day j from HILL DELAMAIN CARGO I The Total Service Forwarders PO Box 524 Airmail Transit Centre Singapore 9181 1 15 Airport Cargo Road 006-21/22 Cargo Agents Building C. Singapore 1781 Tel *****22 (12 Lines)
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        200 11 t***f**\t*Ut***m* A AmU *\9***im. U t*U Vc*+U A 4<H***mm*mt tUU IZe+uUu H******* me t*\\u% TUtdmmml W+i******^p— aL<7= DEKS AIR (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD [nilplxlS 15 Beach Road, #03-11 Beach Centre, L=^/l=l)^=J Singapore 0718. Te1: 338-8188 Fax:336-4069 Telex: RS ***** DEKS GENERAL SALES AGENT: k )ORL,AN.Ax j£g Canadian j^~9j£J C<^', J APAN
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        176 11 Our Heartiest Congratulations to The Government and People Of The Republic of Turkey on the occasion of their National Day WE PROVIDE YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND ASEAN Union <*• Banqu* Arab** *t Francait«« 19 A^*""* Chart** d* Gault*. ***** jdm/ >B VWoVO^^ T*l 47 *****1 Tele*
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        36 11 1 Z Congratulations Best Wishes to the People Government c The Republic of Turkey on her National Day from EURO ASIA REPRESENTATIVES s #15-01 High Street Centre, 1 North Bridge Road, Singapore 0617 J Tel: 338-1786/338-1631
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    • TRAVEL
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        Lock icon New York: Still love at first bite?
        859 12 The Big Apple, some say, should really be the Big Onion because it is multi-layered and stinks. MICHAEL WHITE offers a hick's guide to a helluva town. ONCE a hick, always a hick, I say. And nowhere makes me feel a hick quite
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        Culture on the cheap
        268 12 NEW YORK offers enough cultural happenings to make arts lovers go crazy. The entrance fees can also drive anyone up the wall m a city busting with creative talent and plagued with high prices. But take a tip from the impecunious young. According to The New
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        Falling for the Falls
        487 12  -  BARBARA JEFFERY By £ACH year, 12 million visitors jo to Niagara Falls, which sepaate Canada from the United states. Looking from the Canadiin side, which has by far the )etter view, are the American ''alls, dropping straight and nar•ow onto rugged boulders and hrowing up dozens
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        Friendliness and gongfu in pilgrim's land
        1047 13 Inflation m Yugoslavia may be infuriating but MAY HO discovers there is a nice flip side to the country too. How to get there A RETURN ticket to Belgrade by Singapore Airtfae* cMta $2,SM. Cheaper ticket*, between $1 aad $1.7«, are available If you
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      • Travel news
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          Lock icon Sweet dreams in Japan
          115 13 TRAVELLERS, scared by tales of how costly Japan is, can take heart from a U of 422 no-frills' hotels m 155 cities used b Japanese business people. Rates range from US$26 (about Sss2) for a single roo to US$ll2 for the best twin. The snags ax
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          Timely advice
          82 13 TIME OUT, the popular London weekly I entertainment-listings magaihie, has JmJ published a guidebook to the city. The at-page Time Out London Guide eoota ato«t £7 (Abeat Sfll) and b pMked wtthg Inf ormation «n a wide range «f toptot, fr«m sections on historical London to eating, drinking,
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          Warhol does London
          72 13 A COMPREHENSIVE collection of fl American pop artist Andy Warhols works is being shown m Britain for the first timsj at the Hayward Gallery m London until Novs. The exhibition previously at New York's Museum of Modern Art consists of 140 paintings, four sculptures and 38 prints,
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        159 13 POWER FLOWERS According to statistics, Singapore women earn more -fl b^ m real terms than their Wf^^^^^^^^^ counterparts m Asia and other y :^HE developed countries. -v* I low true is this? "^^J BACHELOR PADS '^jm Contrary to popular belief, all ,jJ^^± bachelors are not alike Behind L^ r closed
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