The Straits Times, 5 July 1992

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No: 2919 55 CENTS MITA (P) 26/12/91 JULY 5, 1992
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    Lock icon Malaysian rulers agree to stay out of politics
    657 1  -  Kalimullah Hassan But sultans of Johor, Kedah and Kelantan withhold assent on Code of Conduct By KUALA LUMPUR Six of Malaysia's nine hereditary rulers and the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong, Sultan Azlan Shah, issued a proclamation yesterday stating that they would not get
    Bernama  -  657 words
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    Lock icon Samy Vellu ordered to declare assets to anti-graft agency
    521 1 'Nobody is above the law Even a minister has to stand trial if necessary.' Datuk Samy Vellu KUALA LUMPUR The An-ti-Corruption Agency (ACA) has officially asked a senior Malaysian Cabinet minister, Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu, to declare his assets as
    Bernama; AFP  -  521 words
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    Police warn 11 for flouting new law on child seats
    216 1 ELEVEN people have been warned by the Traffic Police for floating the new law on child restraints In the first two days since it came into effect on Wednesday. The Traffic Police, which will continue issuing warnings until July 15,
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    NTUC looking into running Tan Tock Seng hospital
    531 1  -  John Lui By THE National Trades Union Congress is considering running Tan Tock Seng Hospital and will decide within the next few months, said Health and Community Development Minister Yeo Cheow Tong yesterday. The Government is actively discussing the matter with the
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  • NEWS FOCUS
    • IN SUMMARY
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        LABELS FOR PAINT
        80 2 From LEAD February next year, paints containing lead must be labelled to warn consumers that they can be dangerous, the Minister for the Environment, Dr Ahmad Mattar, said last night. They will help people who want to buy paints without lead or with a lower lead content.Lead
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        FURORE OVER AD CONTEST
        84 2 Singapore's Creative Circle Awards, the best known contest for locally-produced advertisements, may introduce tighter rules. This comes in the wake of a furore over an advertisement which won 10 awards this year, including the top prize. Some advertising agencies have cried foul because the Ball Partnership
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        WHY IS HE SMILING?
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        COURTESY STILL NEEDS WORK
        79 2 After 14 years of the Courtesy Campaign, more Singaporeans now make an effort to be more courteous. This is the impression gained from 46 Singaporeans who were polled on the campaign's impact on Singaporeans. But from what they say, the campaign still has some way to
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        MALAY RULERS' ROLES DEFINED
        67 2 Finance Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday that Malaysia's federal government had expressed its thanks to the Malay rulers for agreeing to the proclamation of constitutional principles outlining their roles as monarchs. The 10-point proclamation issued yesterday by the majority of Malaysia's hereditary Rulers, states
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        SUCHINDA INNOCENT
        83 2 The chairman of the Thai government committee investigating the May unrest has said that to his knowledge the former Prime Minister, General Suchinda Kraprayoon, was not involved directly in the crackdown, The Nation reported on Friday. It quoted Mr Sophon Rattanakorn, a former Supreme Court Chief Justice, as
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        'HK PEOPLE'S INTEREST FIRST'
        61 2 Hongkong's incoming Governor Chris Patten has said that the interests of the colony's people will be uppermost as he deals with China before it takes over in 1997. He said that he wanted to build a constructive relationship with China but he made it clear that
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        CLOSER JAPAN-EC TRADE TIES
        78 2 Japan and the European Community have agreed to closer economic co-operation to ease tensions over a huge trade gap clouding their relationship. In London yesterday, Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa conferred with EC Commission President Jacques Delors and current EC President British Prime Minister John Major.
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        N. KOREA 'CAN CHECK US RASES'
        80 2 The US Ambassador to South Korea has said that American military bases in South Korea would be open to North Korean inspection if the North accepts inter-Korean inspections, according to a news report yesterday. Mr Donald Gregg's comments marked the first time a US
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      Lock icon G-7 'agrees on need to boost growth'
      606 2 Munich summit must help restore consumer and investor confidence, says Kohl WASHINGTON A strong pro-growth message is expected to emerge from this week's Munich summit of the Group of Seven industrial nations, with their leaders reaching an apparent consensus on the need for
      Reuter; NYT; UPI; AP; AFP  -  606 words
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      Girls' school calls in police over lesbians approaching its students
      752 2  -  M. Nirmala By A mother speaks: A MOTHER of one of the girls in the Secondary 3 class spoke to The Sunday Times, but requested that her name be withheld. "How can this happen In those days, when children smoked
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      First encounter was in Secondary 3, says ex-convent schoolgirl
      282 2 A 29- YEAR-OLD computer sales executive had her first encounter with lesbians when she was a Secondary 3 student in a convent. The eldest in a family of three, she chose to remain a lesbian. She told her story on condition
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      You mean it's already 2 am?
      111 2 YES, it was 2 am already, bat the secretary-general of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr Ong Teng Cheong (right), was still looking fresh If slightly Incredulous at Us watch. Also seeing the light side of losing some sleep was Mr Ee Boon Lee,
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      Lock icon Sons of top Chinese leaders fail to win places in congress
      512 3 BEIJING The political fortunes of the offspring of China's party elders have taken a tumble, with several of the "princelings" failing to be elected deputies to the upcoming 14th party congress. Those denied a place included Mr Chen Yuan,
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      President Wee leaving tomorrow for first official visit to Brunei
      229 3 PRESIDENT Wee Kim Wee will leave tomorrow for his first state visit to Brunei. He will be accompanied by Mrs Wee, Foreign Minister Wong Kan Seng and Mr Lim Hng Kiang, the Minister of State for National Development. The three-day
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      PEEKABOO, I SEE YOU
      70 3 A Chinese High School boy taking a peep to check If he Is keeping pace with his schoolmates at a mass display yesterday kicking off the 27th Singapore Youth Festival. More than 2t,Mt youths were at the National Stadium to celebrate the event. Spectators were also
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      Lock icon Relief flights go on after fierce fighting
      525 3 2 UN peacekeepers hurt near Sarajevo airport SARAJEVO United Nations officials decided yesterday that relief flights into the besieged city of Sarajevo would continue as scheduled after fierce overnight fighting died down. UN spokesman Fred Eckhard said two Canadian UN soldiers were injured
      Reuter; AP  -  525 words
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      271 2 Showers over several areas in the afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 ajn. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 min. SUNSET today: 7.15 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.03 am. TRAVELLERS' MATHER Aamterdam 13/22 C Cloudy Madrid 17/33 C Clear Athens 19/30 C Cloudy Manila 25/33 C Cloudy Auckland tC t M«m» 7/19 C
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  • WORLD
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      Lock icon Hongkongers' interests come first, says Patten
      560 4 Incoming Governor wants 'constructive relationship' with China LONDON Hongkong's incoming Governor, Mr Chris Patten, has said that the interests of the colony's people will be uppermost as he deals with China before it takes over in 1997. Mr Patten, who on Thursday starts work
      Reuter; AFP  -  560 words
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      Lock icon China, Britain hope to resolve dispute over new HK airport project this week
      428 4 BEIJING China and Britain planned to work this week to reach agreement on the financing of Hongkong's huge new airport project, a British embassy official said yesterday Sir John Coles, emissary of British Prime Minister John Major,
      Reuter; AP  -  428 words
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      Lock icon Hair 'cut-dance' treat in Tokyo salon
      72 4 picture. A snip-snip here and a shake-shake there hair design "artists" Kiyoyuki Nakada (right) and Mineyoshi Nomura practising their "cut-dance" performance on colleagues, using dance-like steps to entertain and cut hair quickly at Tokyo's Spic Salon on Thursday. The dance had six procedures and
      Reuter  -  72 words
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      Lock icon People's Daily calls for 'emancipation of thought' in editorial
      308 4 BEIJING China's Peoples Daily newspaper, until recently a bastion of conservative opinion, yesterday called for the "emancipation of thought" and rejection of "leftism" in a long, pro-re-form editorial. The central press organ of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) said that "to
      AFP  -  308 words
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      Lock icon '160,000 corrupt Chinese officials punished in 5 years'
      457 4 Haikou city 'offering cash for catching criminals 1 BEIJING More than 160,000 civil servants accused of corruption had been dismissed, demoted or warned in the past five years in China, a newspaper said yesterday. The China Daily quoted Vice-Minister of Supervision Qing
      AFP; AP  -  457 words
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      Lock icon Bush nominates blind former prosecutor as federal judge
      292 4 WASHINGTON President George Bush has nominated a former federal prosecutor who is blind for the federal bench in Manhattan. Former prosecutor Richard Casey is believed to be the first blind person nominated to a federal trial judgeship. He was named to fill
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      Lock icon Split in UK Cabinet over Eurofighter likely
      344 4 Split in UK Cabinet over Eurof ighter likely Call by ministers to postpone or scale down project LONDON A split appears imminent in the British Cabinet over the US$42 billion (Ss67 billion) Eurofighter project, as the government confirms that it is reviewing the project's viability, according to press reports here.
      AFP; Reuter  -  344 words
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      Lock icon Japan, EC agree to closer ties to ease trade tensions
      484 5 LONDON Japan and the European Community yesterday agreed to closer economic co-operation to ease tensions over a huge trade gap clouding their relationship. Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa conferred with EC Commission President Jacques Delors and current EC President British
      Reuter  -  484 words
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      Lock icon Yeltsin to ask G7 to defer ex-Soviet Union's $110b debt
      458 5 MOSCOW Russian President Boris Yeltsin said yesterday that he would ask the Group of Seven richest industrial countries to defer the Soviet Union's US$6B billion (S$ 110.3 billion) foreign debt for at least two years. He said that forcing Russia
      AP; Reuter  -  458 words
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      Lock icon Intelligence forces battling Saddam loyalists, say Iraqi dissidents in UK
      216 5 NICOSIA Intense fighting has broken out between forces loyal to President Saddam Hussein and elements of his intelligence service in northern Iraq, according to Iraqi dissidents. The London-based Iraqi National Congress said in a statement that during the clashes a
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      Lock icon Ted Kennedy marries Washington lawyer
      72 5 Ted Kennedy marries Washington lawyer WASHINGTON Senator Edward Kennedy married Washington lawyer Victoria Reggie on Friday in a private ceremony at his suburban home, according to a television news report. Fox News said Mr Kennedy and Ms Reggie, who announced their engagement in March, were married at Mr Kennedy's McLean,
      AP  -  72 words
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      Lock icon Mad artist's masterpiece sold for $5m
      224 5 THTS oval masterpiece by a mad artist has been sold for £1.65 million (Sss million) at an auction by Christie's in London. Richard Dadd painted it while he was a patient at Bethlem Hospital, England. The artist had been imprisoned for life in 1844
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      Lock icon US bases 'open for checks if North accepts inter-Korean inspections'
      410 6 SEOUL US Ambassador to Seoul Donald Gregg said that American military bases in South Korea would be open to North Korean inspections if the North accepted in-ter-Korean inspections, according to a news report yesterday. "We Americans would open our military
      AP; Reuter  -  410 words
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      Lock icon Algerian head of state's assassin 'acted alone'
      308 6 Probe to find out if there is more behind murder ALGIERS One assassin, acting alone, killed Algerian head of state Mohamed Boudiaf, Interior Minister Larbi Belkheir said yesterday. Mr Belkheir, head of internal security forces, said on Algiers radio: "The assassin was arrested...
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    • BRIEFS
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        Lock icon I could have tried harder to get more bananas: Honecker
        122 6 I could have tried harder to get more bananas: Honecker BERLIN Former East German leader Erich Honeeker, in memoirs to be published tomorrow, has stoutly defended his hardline communist record but admitted that he could have done a bit more to ease East Germany's chronic banana shortage. "We were unable
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        Lock icon Belgium 'to end conscription'
        103 6 BRUSSEI.S The Belgian government, seeking to cut costs after the end of the Cold War, has announced a major restructuring of its armed forces, including an end to conscription. Defence Minister Leo Delcroix said on Friday that the defence budget would be frozen at 99 billion
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        Lock icon New waxwork of Bush
        56 6 picture. Ms Nel Clarke, a colourist with Madame Tussaud's in London, on Friday adjusting the {lasses of a waxwork figure of US President George Bush. The figure was scheduled to be unveiled that day, the eve of American Independence Day. !t would be featured with a
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        Lock icon Convention for 'little people'
        120 6 SAN FRANCISCO One of the biggest conventions of the summer got under way on Friday when 1.000 members of the Little People of America converged on the city for a week of sports, socialising and workshops. The group was formed in 1967 by actor Billy Baity
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        Lock icon Dow up 47 pts for the week
        80 6 NEW YORK The New York stock market was closed on Friday in observance of American Independence Day yesterday. Stock prices on Wall Street rose this week as hopes for an easing of monetary policy were realised by the US Federal Reserve's lowering of
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        Lock icon Norway frees KGB spy
        123 6 OSLO Norway on Friday freed Ame Treholt, a former senior diplomat Jailed for 20 years in 1965 as a KGB spy. Officials said he was released out of compassion for his worsening psychological health. Although Treholt was fit physically, he had been suffering a long-term depression,
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        Lock icon 63 kids ill after eating pills
        138 6 BEIJING Sixty-three children became ill after they ate contraceptive pills which they had mistaken (or candy, according to an official report seen in Beijing on Friday. The incident in Zhangtian village, in south China's Jiangxi province, was at least the second reported in the
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      Lock icon Tape on police racial abuse sent to UK prosecutor
      343 7 LONDON A transcript of an audio tape which alleged that two policemen racially abused and beat a suspect has been sent to Britain's top public prosecutor. Malkanjit Natt used a concealed recorder to tape his conversation with two officers driving him
      Reuter; UPI  -  343 words
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      Lock icon Car chase turns out to be light work for Syracuse police
      205 7 SYRACUSE (New York) A man violated a host of traffic laws as he led police on a 28-minute chase, but it was the one law he obeyed that was his undoing, police said on Thursday. Philip Whaley Senior with
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      Lock icon Japan 'considering special fund for comfort women'
      381 7 Move to placate angry South Koreans, says report TOKYO Japan is considering creating a special fund to help elderly South Korean women chosen to become battlefront prostitutes for its soldiers during World War 11, according to a leading newspaper here. By setting up
      Reuter; AFP  -  381 words
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      Lock icon Czechs furious with Slovak MPs for rejecting Havel
      212 7 PRAGUE Angry Czechs, rallying too late to save Czechoslovak President Vaclav Havel, jeered and spat at Slovak parliamentarians who voted the popular playwright leader out of office on Friday. "We want Havel Slovaks are traitors, Slovaks go home," the demonstrators outside parliament
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    • PEOPLE
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        General to let his hair down
        94 7  -  REGINALD CHUA WITH retirement just a month away, Philippine Air Force Chief Major-General Loven Abadia plans to let his hair down perhaps literally. "I am going to enjoy myself because after 36 to 37 years of being in the military service, I have been
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        HK lawyer stabbed in the leg
        104 7  -  FOO CHOY PENG MR HENRY Litton, a Queen's Counsel who is widely tipped to be the next Chief Justice of Hongkong, was mysteriously stabbed in the leg on Tuesday by a man in Central, the colony's business district. Respected in the profession and by
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        Sudomo biography out
        114 7  -  PAUL JACOB AN AUTHORISED biography of retired Admiral Sudomo, the Co-ordinat-ing Minister for Political and Security Affairs, was released here last week, written by the same American author who has already put out two books on President Suharto's role in Indonesia's economic and political development. Adm Sudomo,
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        Golfer sets endurance record
        82 7  -  KWAN WKNG KIN MS YURI Imano, set a Japanese endurance record recently when she played IS3 holes of golf in 16 hours and 15 minutes, the weekly magazine Shukan Bunshun said. Businesswoman and amateur golfer Imano, 56, teed off at 3 am and completed her last
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        3 KL beauties to cut album
        75 7  -  ISMAIL K ASSIM THREE former Miss Malaysia are all set to follow the footsteps of black beauty Vanessa Williams, a former Miss America turned pop queen. She took the country by storm with her hit song Save the Best for Last. Ms Christine Lim,
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      Lock icon Near-breakthrough in talks to keep Quebec in Canada
      459 8 9 provinces reach compromise on Senate reform TORONTO Canada's En-glish-speaking provinces are on the verge of a breakthrough in constitutional talks aimed at keeping Quebec from splitting from the rest of the country. "The logjam has been temporarily broken," New Brunswick Premier
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      Lock icon Captured US soldiers 'sent to China for tests'
      279 8 Captured US soldiers 'sent to China for tests Beijing denies report, calling it totally groundless LOS ANGELES The US has evidence indicating that several dozen of its soldiers who disappeared during the Korean War were captured and sent to China, where they were subjected to psychological and medical experiments before
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      Lock icon French losing tradition of romance and secrecy in the boudoir
      344 8 PARIS The Gallic traditions of romance, artistry and secrecy in the boudoir may be a thing of the past, according to the most comprehensive study of French sexual behaviour in 20 years. "Sex has become visible," said Mr Alfred Spira,
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  • ASEAN
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      Suchinda 'not involved directly in May crackdown'
      372 9 He did not issue specific orders, according to probe team chief THE chairman of the Thai government committee investigating the May unrest has said that to his knowledge the former Prime Minister, General Suchinda Kraprayoon, was not involved directly in the crackdown, according
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      Lock icon Killing of Thai mayor sparks rears of polls violence
      122 9 BANGKOK The killing of a mayor and two aides in northeastern Thailand has sparked fears of widespread violence during campaigning for the Sept 13 elections. Maung District Mayor Sanit Lawkasemsant was killed on Thursday in Surin, about 450 km from Bangkok,
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      Lock icon Bangkok cancels Skytrain contract, opens it to new bids
      255 9 BANGKOK A long-delayed mass transit project would be opened to new bidders after the Thai government cancelled a contract with a Ca-nadian-based company, a news report said yesterday. The SNC Group said on Friday in Montreal that its SNCLavalin unit had
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      Lock icon Another reporter shot dead in Philippines
      138 9 ZAMBOANGA (Philippines) An unidentified gunman shot dead a reporter in southern Philippines in the second killing of a journalist in the region in three days, police said yesterday. Mr Ladja Ladjid, who worked for the weekly Prensa Zamboanga, was shot repeatedly with an M-16
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      Lock icon 'No Indonesian law against single presidential candidate'
      352 9 JAKARTA There are no laws against there being a single candidate for the presidency, according to the influential Indonesian military parliamentary faction. "Constitutionally, there is no problem," the Berita Buana daily yesterday quoted a statement from the armed forces' faction in the House
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      Lock icon Thai Airways' half-year earnings of $122 million well below target
      296 9 BANGKOK Thai Airways International has reported six-month earnings of 1.9 billion baht (Ssl22 million), well below its projected 3.4 billion baht. The results do not include losses from the May violence. The figures were for the first half of the
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      Lock icon Chatlchai rejects offer to lead Chart Thai party
      359 9 FORMER Thai Prime Minister Chatichai Choonhavan has rejected an offer to lead the Chart Thai party, according to The Nation. The newspaper on Friday quoted him as suggesting that the post should go to the party's secretary-general, Mr Banharn Silpa-archa. General Chatichai
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  • MALAYSIA
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      Rulers' proclamation spells out their rotes as monarchs
      438 10  -  Kalimullah Hassan Ties between palace and govt 'win be strengthened' By KUALA LUMPUR Finance Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday that the federal government had expressed its thanks to the Malay rulers for agreeing to the proclamation of constitutional principles outlining
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      Johoreans 'should welcome S'poreans'
      109 10 JOHOREANS. especially those living in Johor Baru, should not look unkindly upon the flow of Singaporeans entering the country, Berita Harian Malaysia has quoted the head of the Pulai Umno Wanita division as saying. It yesterday reported Wanita leader Hasnah Manan as saying that Johoreans should
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      Lock icon Government will not stop Malaysians from working in S'pore, says minister
      207 10 JOHOR BARU The government will not restrain Malaysians from working in Singapore in order to overcome the labour shortage in Johor, according to Deputy Human Resources Minister Datuk M. Mahalingam. He said that the government would not pass laws
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      Lock icon Mahathir wants more research to be carried out on interpretations of Islam
      493 10 KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has called for more research to be undertaken on the various interpretations of Islam, which can confuse and weaken Muslims. He said that this could help correct any misleading
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      Lock icon Some traders using my name: Mahathir
      346 10 KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday disclosed that several businessmen had resorted to using his name for their own gains, claiming that they could influence his or the government's decisions. These businessmen would claim that they could influence him and
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      Man shot at traffic light stop in Malacca
      288 10 A WEALTHY businessman was ambushed at about 9 am yesterday in Malacca when his chauffeur-driven car stopped in front of a traffic light, according to the Singapore Shin Min Daily News. The newspaper yesterday reported that a male pillion rider of a
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      Night shift key to being competitive: Teng Cheong
      597 12  -  Chiang Yin Pheng By NIGHT shift work is essential if Singapore is to remain competitive and economically successful, NTUC SecretaryGeneral Ong Teng Cheong said. To show the importance he placed on these workers, he visited groups of them in two companies between
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      THE GROUSES OF WORKING GRAVEYARD SHIFT
      322 12 FOR two weeks every six weeks or so. Miss Yap Hwai Beng, 33, finds herself at work when most Singaporeans are fast asleep. As a staff technician at National Semiconductor on the night shift, she reports to work at 11 pm and goes home
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      Hotel's glass lifts upsetting residents of nearby block
      647 12  -  Shirlynn Ho By 'Now we worry about the twinkling eyes of the crane operator. Later it will be the twinkling eyes off businessmen and others who will be travelling up and down those lifts!' Mr England. OUTDOOR glass bubble lifts provide good
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      Accident victim's family awarded $96,000 damages
      351 12 THE family of a motorcyclist killed in a collision involving three vehicles was awarded nearly $96,000 on Friday after the High Court found that all three drivers, including the deceased, were equally to blame for the accident. The family of the dead man, Mr
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      US embassy marks Independence Day
      107 12 THE United States embassy here yesterday celebrated America's 216th Independence Day in a simple ceremony at the home of Ambassador Robert Orr (right). Representing the Singapore Government at the event in Nassim Hill was Minister for National Development S. Dhanabalan (left). About 100 guests were
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        Rossini arias in museum rotunda
        137 13 OPERA came to the National Museum on Friday night when the arias of the Italian composer Gioacchino Rossini commanded the rotunda. Italian baritone Mario Boccardo sang at the opening of Rossini alia Scala. The museum, Italian Institute of Culture and Dante Alighieri Italian Cultural Society
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        Rice for camps stolen
        95 13 TWO men stole part of 80 tons of rice they were supposed to deliver to army camps last year. Chew Tan Sing, 51, and Ko Ah Kow, 43, who were delivery assistants, collected the rice from Singapore Grain Packers warehouse in Kaki Bukit Road. They and
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        Sign does the trick
        150 13 THIS upside down signboard at 97 East Coast Road turns more than heads. It also turns a nice profit for the owner. Mr I.im Soon Huat. 40, knows passers-by will come in to tell him about his "mistake". It gives him a chance to ask: "Want
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        Watson's store at Ngee Ann
        105 13 THE Ngee Ann Polytechnic Consumer Co-operative Society has leased out its mini-mart to Watson's Personal Care Store for three years. Profits will go back to students as study, book and transport grants, said a co-operative spokesman. She added: "We do not have the bulk purchasing
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      Teacher's car parked at Johor complex stolen
      131 16 A TEACHER who parked his car at the carpark of a Johor oaru shopping complex popular with Singaporeans returned two hours later to find it had been stolen. Mr Juri Wari of Swiss Cottage Secondary School left his twelve-year-old Mitsubishi Galant at the
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      Label for paints containing more lead
      71 16 Black r» Orange HARMFUL HARMFUL BY INHALATION AND IF SWALLOWED. DANGER OF CUMULATIVE EFFECTS. When using do not eat, drink or smoke. Do not empty into drains. Do not breathe vapour/spray mist. Use only in well-ventilated areas. If necessary, wear suitable respiratory protection. Contains
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      Label for paints containing less lead
      44 16 Contains lead. Should not be used on surfaces liable to be chewed or sucked by children. Do not breathe vapour/spray mist. Use only in well-ventilated areas. If necessary, wear suitable respiratory protection. Keep out of reach of children.
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      Paints with lead compounds must be labelled from next February
      579 16  -  Yohanna Abdullah By FROM February next year, paints with lead compounds must be labelled to warn buyers of their harmful effects, said the Environment Minister Dr Ahmad Mattar yesterday. Two labels will be used to show the lead content in
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      Were you a witness to either of these accidents?
      137 16 A MOTORCYCLIST was killed soon after he skidded and crashed into a palm tree at Newton Road early yesterdav morning. Mr Richard Dorai, 25, had been going towards Newton Circus at about 2.50 am, said a police spokesman He diJI an
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      Mendaki lines up host of programmes to celebrate 10th anniversary
      433 16 MENDAKI turns 10 years old this year and hopes to get the Malay/Muslim community involved in a series of events to celebrate its decade of achievements. At a press conference yesterday, its chief executive officer, Mr Zainul Abidin Rasheed, said
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      Hotel chef found dead after row with colleague
      231 16 A HOTEL chef was found dead shortly after he was heard quarrelling with a colleague early yesterday morning at a hotel in Anson Road Mr Steven Ang Hock Ann, 46, whose left eye was bruised, was found lying on the floor of
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      Work on Seletar Reservoir Park golf course begins
      180 17 WORK on the $2-million public golf course at Upper Seletar Reservoir Park along Mandai Road (left) has started. Scheduled to be completed before the end of the year, the nine-hole golf course is being built by the Public Utilities Board. After work
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      90 scouts decorated by President for their service
      109 17  -  Mr Ong Chye Lee PRESIDENT Wee Kim Wee, who is also the Chief Scout, yesterday decorated 90 uniformed and ordinary members of the Singapore Scout Association for their invaluable service. Among the five recipients of the Distinguished Service Award were the leader
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      Free ads furore: Tighter rules in the offing
      600 17  -  John Lui By A CHICKEN rice restaurant has spurred a battle to change the way Singapore's most well-known contest for creative advertisements is conducted. An advertisement for the Yet Con chicken rice restaurant won 10 prizes this year in the Creative Circle
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      When offered a free ad, why not?
      274 17 MR FOO Chin, 42, one of the partners in Yet Con restaurant in Purvis Street, is unaware of the furore surrounding his restaurant's advertisements. He said that when the advertisements appeared early this year, business improved slightly. Regulars remain the mainstay of his
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      LIFE'S A BEACH
      155 18 Phis was once a murky, crowded lagoon, flanked by two narrow, gnuy-sana oeacnes. But now, Sentosa's southern beaches have had thousands of tons of new sand as well as $68.2 million pumped into it to give beach-goers a treat for their feet. The lagoon has been erased,
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      Boon Heng: Income s use of union network all right
      537 18 A MINISTER yesterday came out in support of NTUC Income's stand of using the trade union network to sell life insurance. Senior Minister of State (Trade and Industry) Lim Boon Heng said that if NTUC Income was not allowed to
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      Number of new drug addicts dropped by nearly 13% last year
      340 18 THE number of new drug addicts detected dropped from 966 in 1990 to 860 last year, a decrease of 12.8 per cent, Dr Ong Chit Chung, Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs and Labour), said yesterday. Speaking at a Singapore Anti-Narcotics
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      Jailed for punching sweeper
      97 18 A DELIVERYMAN caught throwing rubbish punched a road sweeper who told him not to do it, a court heard yesterday. Toh Siah Tiow, 38, was jailed for one week after he admitted assaulting daily-rated worker Khoo Buck Hoe, 55, along MacTaggart Road in MacPherson on May
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      Courtesy drive working but still a long way to go, say S'poreans
      591 20 'Singaporeans are making an effort to be courteous even if it does not quite come naturally.' Dr Maurice Baker, NUS pro-chancellor. 'Maybe it's just going through the education system that helps.' Miss Sharifah Ameerah Syed Alwee Alsree, student.
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      Writer seeks publisher for Baba patois book
      534 20  -  Leong Weng Kam By WHEN a Baba says he is going to a "bank", you can be sure that he will not be making a withdrawal. That is because a bank in colloquial Baba language means the water closet. This and other expressions
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      President: Quality can make up for numbers
      314 20 PRESIDENT Wee Kim Wee said yesterday that what the Singapore Armed Forces lacked in numbers must be made up for by the quality of its men. He said at the Third TriService Commissioning Parade at the Singapore Armed Forces Training Institute: "Our population
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      Restoring old buildings a fast-growing business
      248 20 RESTORING old buildings to give them a new lease of life has become a fast-growing business in Singapore, said Mr S. Dhanabalan. The Minister for National Development was speaking at the opening of the renovated Park Mall, the former Supreme House. Giving figures from
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        Tough action is the answer
        289 21 THREE news items last week dramatised the issue of tough action to deal with lawbreakers. The new Commissioner of Police, Mr Tee Tua Ba, spoke for his men when he said that he would adopt a no-nonsense approach towards crime so that a small number
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        25 YEARS AGO
        120 21 What The Straits Times reported on July 2, 1967 AS THK immigration barrier went up for the first time at the Woodlands end of the Causeway yesterday morning, Malaysia and Singapore began a race to issue the special restricted passports to Causeway commuters. Many Malaysians who did
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      Cool head in hot seat
      1346 21 Malaysian deputy speaker ONG TEE KIAT sees his writing, politics and engineering as tools for social change I keep telling myself: Don't fall into their trap. Disappoint them hit ONG TEE KMT was born in 1956 in Kuala Lumpur. He is married with three daughters.
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      291 21 fljjHjf^H^H with the Citibank B|^^^| I Overseas Education Package, 9|^RRH^^^^^| a^ y° u nee( i to worry about is their grades. As a Parent, you have enough to think when they need it. It's up to you. not us. And R^^H ■JNJ' about once your children leave the comforts instead
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      When rumours can be a useful thing
      913 22  -  Tan Sai Siong Whether it be about shock losses (Electro Magnetic), takeovers (Malayan Credit), share placements (OUB) or rights and bonus issues (UIC), the grapevine was talking about them before they became official KIASUS. Foodies. And now rumour-mongers. The first two are well-established
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      PAP should not read too much into by-election results
      921 22  -  AS THE month of August draws near, all manner of events, from the routine opening of the electoral register to news of the civil servants' three-month bonus, have been turned by pundits into indicators that by-elec-tions are on the cards. This
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      Japan could learn from Singapore
      750 22  -  Phua Kok Kim Unlike Japan, Singapore did not sacrifice living conditions while ensuring that infrastructure that serves social and business needs like telecommunications and transport systems are efficient IT IS an Asian nation which has come out tops whether it be the most competitive of
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      FIGURE IT OUT WITH S.TSERING BHALLA
      109 22 mA4mm_T* 44 44 *at*mm*fr^^ ->■■—**¥ .>,-.-< T I Tw question of class die, a thorny issue In education, has always been resolved pragmatically. Parents and teachers prefer smaller classes while educational administrators opt for class sizes that their budgets can accommodate. There has been
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      Lock icon Is Yeltsin good enough?
      2037 23 He knows how to exploit his popular support. He has travelled extensively around Russia as President to take stock of the mood. Recently, faced with mounting despair over unpaid wages, he took a second plane with him on a visit to the Mongolian border, loaded with
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      SUNSTROKES
      4 23  -  Lee Chee Chew
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      Lock icon More trouble in HK tinsettown
      885 24 JOHN DYKES looks at the latest incidents which have further tarnished the image of Hongkong's triad-infiltrated film industry HONGKONG'S notorious movie industry has gone about its business as usual. Anita Mui, the leading female entertainer there, has disappeared overseas and, depending on who you speak
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      Triads gaining strength in West
      619 24  -  S. TSERING BHALLA Even where there is only a fledgling Chinese population, such as in Hungary, Chinese gangsters are beginning to make their mark felt. Three Chinese were murdered in Budapest recently: One man was knifed to death and a couple were bludgeoned to death.
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      73 24 Heartiest Congratulations tpr I Mr Tan Kin Lian &%l I General Manager HHk 1 I NTUC INCOME On being elected as the Chairman of INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE INSURANCE FEDERATION in Toronto, Canada on 7 June 1992 and being awarded the ROCHDALE MEDAL by the SINGAPORE NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE FEDERATION on 4 July
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      17 24 GUIDE YOUR CAREER WITH A COURSE ifea USE THE STRAITS TIMES CLASSIFIED TM\ I 7371 166 I
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      Lock icon Azman keen to grip the world
      939 25  -  Thomas Koh AZMAN ABDULLAH FACT-FILE 1 Age: 29. Height: 1.70m. Weight: 89kg. Occupation: Gym instructor at World Gym. Marital status: Recently married to Nur Hidaya. Hoaoars: Five- time Mr Singapore (1988-92), three- time Mr Asia (1969-91), twice Sea Games gold-medallist (1969 and 1991). Doableo:
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      Lock icon Woosnam on a roll in Monte Carlo
      408 25 GOLF MONTE CARLO lan Woosnam was poised for his third straight win in the Monte Carlo Open golf after firing a 66 for a 10-under 197 in the third round on Friday. A win by the former US Masters champion would give him
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      Lock icon Malaysia to stage top women's event
      237 25 KUALA LUMPUR Women's golf in Malaysia is set to enter a new era with the introduction of the US$3OO,OOO ($487,000) Kelab Rahman Putra World Ladies' Golf Classic Malaysia early next year. The tournament will be one of the sanctioned events in the schedule of
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      Athletes now have choice of 4 polys
      493 26  -  Hakikat Rai By SINGAPORE athletes can now study in any of the Republic's four polytechnics under a special admission scheme. Last year, that choice was restricted to just one the Ngee Ann Polytechnic which took in 16 students under the inaugural Joint Poly-technic-Singapore
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      Sports stars are now eligible for annual grants
      211 26 OUTSTANDING sportsmen and sportswomen in the polytechnics are now eligible for annual grants. This was announced by SSC chairman Ng Ser Miang during the launch of the Joint Polytechnic-SSC Admission Scheme for Sportspersons. The grants will be administered by the individual polytechnics,
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      Sidek: Sports can complement studies
      263 26 INSTITUTES of higher learning need not be death-beds for sportspersons. Athletes entering the polytechnics and universities should strive to maintain the fine balance between sporting and academic excellence. "Do not forsake one for the other," urged Mr Sidek Saniff, Minister of State for Education, who
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      Barcelona-bound Joscelin receives boost in her build-up
      317 26 SWIMMER Joscelin Yeo received a big surprise on Friday when Coca-Cola, a major sponsor of the Barcelona Olympics, presented her with a pin set featuring the venues of the Games from Athens in 18% to Seoul in 1968. The winner of the CocaCola/The
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      Revenge is sweet for Americans
      202 26 BASKETBALL PORTLAND The United States took advantage on Friday night of its first chance to pay back the world for a fiveyear losing streak. Playing for the first time against a team responsible for continuing the string of American defeats in international competition, the newlook
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      Paramjit's penalty forces IA to draw
      167 26 HOCKEY LOWLY-PLACED Punggol scored the equaliser eight minutes before time to hold fancied Indian Association to a 1-1 draw in a Premier League hockey match at the Delta Complex yesterday. The surprise goal came off a penalty stroke after I A goalkeeper S. Sivaneswaran
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      Lock icon Mansell sets sights on Stewart's record
      360 26 MOTOR RACING MAGNY-COURS Briton Nigel Mansell made short work of a drying track and the efforts of his rivals yesterday by setting a qualifying lap record to take pole position for today's French motor racing Grand Prix. The World Championship leader, who had taken
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        Jayanthi rewrites 1,500m record
        75 26 Malaysia's national athlete P. Jayanthi bettered her own national 1,500 metres record at the International Athletic championships in Lucerne, Switzerland, on Wednesday. Jayanthi, a South-east Asia Games gold-medallist, clocked 4m in 25.105ec to finish sixth in a top-class field, headed by world current No. 1 Natalia
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        Cagers on strike threat
        60 26 Spain's preparation for the Olympic basketball competition could be disrupted by a players' strike over plans to allow clubs an extra foreign player next season. The 14 players chosen for the Olympic squad have already said they will obey the call to strike between July 8
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        Ainge signs for Suns
        46 26 Danny Ainge officially signed a three-year US$5.2 million ($8.3 million) contract with the Phoenix Suns on Friday, criticising the Portland Trail Blazers for not taking his free-agency seriously. Ainge, an 11-year National Basketball Association veteran, became an unrestricted free agent on Wednesday.
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        Blazers go for Strickland
        43 26 The Portland Trail Blazers signed free agent guard Rod Strickland, 26, to a multi-year contract on Friday, only hours after losing guard Danny Ainge to the Suns. Terms of the contract were not announced by the Blazers or Strickland.
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        Cornell U in q-finals
        64 26 Cornell University's lightweight eight battled through to the Thames Cup quarter-fi-nals on Friday with a narrow six-foot victory over an English crew at the Henley Roy al Regatta, the world's oldest rowing event. Cornell's student crew, from New York State, gained, lost then regained the lead
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        Ward blasts second ton
        78 26 Surrey's David Ward raced to his second county cricket championship century in two days as he and Graham Thorpe put on 211 for the fourth wicket against Glamorgan at Neath. Ward, lucky to survive an appeal for a catch at the wicket from the first ball
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        Revival of motor rally
        102 26 When dashing Prince Scipione Borghese, of Italy, won the first motor rally from BeijingParis in 1907, the Soviet Union did not exist. Eighty-five years later, it no longer does, but that has not stopped a revival of the race from going ahead. It will now start
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      Lock icon Lynagh's penalty swings clash Aussies' way
      214 28 RUGBY: Australia 16 NZ 15 SYDNEY Australia clawed back after trailing three times to edge out New Zealand in a gripping opening to the Bledisloe Cup battle of world rugby's superpowers here yesterday. Both titans finished with two tries apiece, but world-record point scorer
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      SCORES AND STATISTICS
      903 28 ATHLETICS lAAP MoWl GP. leadinn standings Mm I Mm: I Dennis Mitchell (US) 22 pts 2 John Drummond (US) 11. Maa: 1 Andrea Benvenuti (Ita) 18 2 (tied) Mark Everett (US) and Wilson Kipketer (Ken) 16. Mile: t (tied) Said Aouita (Mori and Rachtd El Basir (Mori
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      Lock icon Upset Krabbe 'will miss Olympics'
      658 29 ATHLETICS BONN Germany's double world sprint champion Katrin Krabbe, who was cleared of doping charges last weekend, has decided not to compete at the Barcelona Olympics later this month, her club said on Friday. Neubrandenburg club official Klaus Licht said Krabbe and her team-mates Grit
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      Lock icon HK cyclists may be barred after parking row
      137 29 HONGKONG Hongkong's Olympic cycling team may be barred from competing in Barcelona after a tiff over a badly-parked ear turned violent at a French training camp. Frederick Chan, secretary of the Hongkong Cycling Association, said the team had been ordered to return
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    • NOTEBOOK
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        Pole position
        39 29 Poland's Robert Korzeniowski smashed the 5,000 metres walk world record in Reims, France, on Friday with a time of 18min 17.225ec. The previous best mark of 18:28.8 was set by Czechoslovakia's Roman Mrazek in 1969 in Bratislava.
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        Singh again
        47 29 Star full-back Pargat Singh has retained his job as captain of the Indian hockey team, and is hoping to revive past Olympic glory in Barcelona. The 27-year-old veteran will lead a 16-member squad, containing no surprises, named after two days of trials in New Delhi.
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        No-go Doyle
        35 29 Middle-distance runner Simon Doyle, ranked second in the world over 1,500m last year, has withdrawn from Australia's track and field squad for the Olympics, citing his failure to recover from a calf injury.
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        Double doubt
        21 29 Algeria's pair of world 1,500m champions, Nouredine Morceli and Hassiba Boulmerka, may not make the Olympics because of injury.
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        Waiting game
        37 29 Officials in Atlanta, have approved the deal to build the US$2O7 million ($331 million) Olympic stadium, but a dispute over future rent payments by the Atlanta Braves baseball team is holding up a final agreement.
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      Lock icon Embarrassed Berlin plans apology to IOC
      147 29 BERLIN Berlin's troubled bid to host the Olympic Games in the year 2000 suffered a fresh blow on Friday when the city said it would have to make an embarrassing apology to members of the International Olympic Committee. The written apology to the body
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      Lock icon Marriage makes Zola contented
      191 29 LONDON South African long-distance star Zola BuddPieterse is glad to be back in England four years after leaving on the brink of suicide. The 26-year-old double world cross-country champion is happy to make London her home for the next six weeks as she prepares for the
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      Lock icon Mitchell: All Lewis can expect is a get-well card
      306 29  -  Dennis Mitchell FOCUS: 'Barcelona is going to be a very fast race and I hope to be in the hunt. At the present stage I consider myself the favourite.' Dennis Mitchell STOCKHOLM Dennis Mitchell, the new American 100 metres No. 1,
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      Lock icon Keshmiri unsure about Barcelona
      265 29 RENO American Kamy Keshmiri, the world's top discus thrower, will not compete in the Barcelona Olympics because of an aggravated muscle pull in his lower abdomen, his father and coach Joe Keshmiri said on Friday. "He's very sad. He's mad." Keshmiri said of his son. "One
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      Lock icon Drug offence threatens Doehring's Games bid
      341 29 SAN DIEGO Shot putter Jim Doehring's place in the US Olympic team is in quet; tion because of a 1991 conviction (or possession of illegal drugs, a newspaper reported on Friday. The San Diego Union -Tri bune reported that federal court records showed that
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      Lock icon Agassi v Ivanisevic in final
      771 30 Wimbledon tennis championships: Day 13 men's semi-finals On SBC 12 A delayed broadcast of the G«ran Ivanisevic-Pete Sampras semi-final will be shown SBC 12 at IJtpm Uday. The men's final will shown live on the same channel at I pm. RESULTS Men's tliglet i-tlnal: IZ-
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      Basques provide mixed beginning
      674 30  -  Tour de France Separatist sympathiser arrested for throwing bomb near race start CYCLING I'm just an outsider this year. They're picking Bugno or Indurain to win, so I can just run my race. It's every cyclist's dream to win the Tour and I've won it three
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        Mac attack hits rival
        146 30 HEARD the one about the John McEnroe opponent who once needed psychiatric treatment before he went on court? According to Dr Peter Tudor Miles, Wimbledon's official doctor, the player went to him complaining of hyper ventilation. "He was due to play John McEnroe on Centre Court.
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        No hand at
        102 30 fighting ANOTHER player, who was in the world's top 10 at the time, went on court with a broken hand caused in a barroom fight, said Miles, who strapped it up before he played. And there was the case of the player who twitched every time he
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        Umpires tongue Thai'd
        99 30 AFTER getting used to pronouncing Slobodan Zivojinovic, Goran Ivanisevic and Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere correctly, Wimbledon umpires have found two more tongue twisters among the juniors. In the boys' singles was Sarawuth Yongchantanasakul and another Thai player, Sudsopee Chartsuthiphan played in the girls' tournament. Thankfully for the umpires, they
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        New crop a 'bunch of bums'
        157 30 TED SCHROEDER, who won Wimbledon on his first and only appearance in 1949, believes the stars of the 90s are scruffy. "Most of the today's men are a bunch of bums," he said. "Their shirt-tails hang out, their navels are on show and, of
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        Rising to great heights
        81 30 GIANT Yugoslav Slobodan Zivojinovic, who reached the Wimbledon semi-finals in 1986, is currently the tallest player on the international circuit at exactly two metres (6ft 6in) with Germany's Marckus Zoecke close behind at 1.98m. But next year Hobo, as Zivojinovic is known on the circuit, will
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      THE ROUTE THEY TAKE
      173 30 July 4: Prologue time trial, San Sebastian, Spain, Bkm. July 5: Stage 1, San Sebastian-San Sebastian, 193km. July C: Stage 2, San Sebastian-Pau, 230km. July 7: Stage 3, Pau-Bordeaux, 230km. July 8: Stago 4, team time trial, Libourne, 60km. July S: Stage 5, Nogent sur Oise-Wasquehal,
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      Lock icon Chrlstofte among Danes on the move
      249 31 SOCCER COLOGNE Kim Christofte, a defensive midfielder who helped Denmark to win the European Championship last week, on Friday signed a twoyear contract with the German First Division club Cologne. Meanwhile, Johnny Molby, another member of the victorious Danish squad but one who never
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      Lock icon Pride is name of game now, Lions
      1031 31 Basement battler must show the flag at National Stadium tonight for desperate fans THERE is only one way Singapore soccer can go at the moment UP! The dreaded thought of the Second Division ranks cannot be contemplated yet. Last in the recent Asian
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      Lock icon Africans fail in bid to change balance of power
      256 31 ZURICH African soccer, dejected at Morocco's defeat by France to host the 1998 World Cup, was snubbed again on Friday when its bid to change the balance of power in the International Football Federation was voted down. A proposal by Egypt,
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      Three Thais to help Jurong
      199 31 THREE Thai internationals, including former Pahang striker Attapol Busapakome, will spearhead Jurong Town Football Club's strong bid to regain Premier League status. Besides Attapol, who played for Pahang in the Semi-Pro competition in 1990, the others are midfielder Pongtorn Tiabthong and striker Surachai Jaturapatpong. Jurong,
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    • SOCCER SHORTS
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        Hagi moving to Brescia
        71 31 Italian First Division newcomer Brescia is to sign Romanian international midfielder Gheorghe Hagi from Spanish club Real Madrid. Pietro Tomei, Brescia's general manager, said in Rome on Friday the two clubs have agreed on a fee of between U556.96 million ($ll m) to US$B.7 m for
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        Gary's debut
        56 31 Gary Lineker will make his debut in Japan on Aug 1 when he plays for his new club Grampus Eight in a friendly with leading Brazilian team Corinthians. Lineker, England's second-highest goalscorer after Bobby Charlton, signed last year for the club, one of the 10 teams in Japan's
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        Fifa honour
        59 31 Antonio Carbajal Rodriguez, who was Mexico's goalkeeper in a record five World Cup championships, was honoured with the Golden Order of Merit by the sport's international ruling body Fifa at a gala banquet in Zurich on Thursday night. Carbajal, who played 86 internationals for Mexico, was voted the
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        Comeback
        27 31 England Under-21 international Scott Sellars, 26, rejoined English League champion Leeds United from Blackburn Rovers on Friday for a fee that has yet to be agreed.
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        Up for sale
        54 31 The Corsica n stadium where 15 fans died in a soccer disaster in May is on sale for U*****,000 ($307,200), a spokesman for Bastia club said on Friday. More than 1,200 fans were injured when a packed temporary stand collapsed before a French Cup semi-final between Bastia
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        Fan jailed
        64 31 A Swedish court has sentenced an English fan to four months' imprisonment for theft during the recent European Championships. The 27--year-old man was also barred from entering Sweden for five years, an order which will come into force after the sentence is completed. Also on Thursday, a 24--year-old
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      Carbo-loading is important for sportsmen
      732 31  -  Tan Wei Ling 'Complex carbohydrates take time to digest and release glucose slowly into the bloodstream for conversion to energy. They are good for footballers, tennis players and marathoners because the energy release is over a prolonged period.' Complex, and not refined, carbohydrates are what
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      Food for thought: Sportsmen's ready reckoner
      384 31 larvlnp mmmm M ft. .^SfiS. Apple, raw 1 small 100g 0 0 ii 47 Banana 1 medium 100g 2 0 20 83 Beef, corned 2 thin slices 60g 14 4 0 90 Beef, roast (lean) 4 thin slices I2og 31 8 0 200 Bread,
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      Competitive diet is for endurance sport, says nutritionist Tan
      409 31 SEVERAL teams and individuals preparing for next year's South-east Asia Games have approached the Institute of Health's Food and Nutrition Department for advice on earbo- loading. Tan Wei Ling, the department's senior nutritionist, has also been asked dietary assistance by schools,
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      247 26 Ho Yen Chye E^ (judo) Pw v ,<*m+++++ Won ninth 1 consecutive i national open Gerald Koh If" j (Swimming) P°" *j A A A A A Broke own under-14 I. I^^^^^ 800m record Glory Barnabas (Athletics) w -jL m? Won 4 golds in Asian > 3 veteran's Azman Abdullah
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      57 26 .y v, THE SINGAPORE CLASSICAL GUITAR SOCIETY J presents a uros dojcinovic Virtuoso Composer Pedagogue Solo recital Music by Sor, Tanrega, Rueda, Villa Lobos, Sasaki, etc. I Monday 6 July Bpm RELC Auditorium, Orange Grove Road, Singapore 1025. Tickets: $8, $6 M available from Victoria, Centrepoint, m Wisma and Yamaha
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  • RACING
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      Ideal State equals course record
      411 27  -  Tan Thean Loon IPOH ROUND-UP By I FOUR-DIGIT DRAW July 4 1992 FIRST 9757 SECOND 0127 THIRD 9847 SPEED machine Ideal Slate defied the top impost of 57kg to land the $70,000 Perak Feature Stakes for Class 2 gallopers at Ipoh yesterday. The four-year-old Austra-lian-bred
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      STEWARDS' REPORT
      1035 27 RACK 1: Hot Rod, who was slow to begin, is required to pass one starting stall test. Near the I,ooom, Stretto lost ground when racing tight. Darttag Coa, who started to lose ground from the 800m and then finished wide, is required to pass a I,ooom trial and
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      TODAY'S IPOH GUIDE
      2953 27 EE^B Clat4 DivA 1200m Jj^j| Ratings IV 102-86 SUkts $23,000 1 ***** Run Btn Run 6 (4ah M Breukelen Sincere) (1200m) *ZaW c3 57 2 8 7532 Thunder Boy 10 (4% HH Lim Thunder Boy) (one run) Foo 56 3 *****7 Forerunner 7 (sagHHLim Secretive) (1200m) Ranfaiamy
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      YESTERDAY'S IPOH RESULTS
      934 27 RACE 1 CLASS 2 DIV 3 1,600m I GALAXY RANGER 57 (65 15) rsmai (6) 1 1 1 6 GOLD RDGE 55 5 (191 33) Kway (2) 6 4 2 II STRETTO 51 5 (14 6) KC (3) 3 3 3 Dinfcum Din (18 9) Francis. Hot
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      DELETIONS
      338 27 Clms 1: Got It, Spiderman, Profound 11, Sunshine Coast, Big City, Jewel Of Angel. Fighting Spirit VI. Magical Turn, Saugatuck, Danzadancer, Chok Dee, Lead In 11, Everybody Knows, Gold Pavilion. Shalneet, Don Diego, Majectic Mate, Ascendant, Movies. More Than One, Sombre Legend, Kind Hospitality. Claw t: Dragon Power, Pay
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  • OBITUARIES
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      1162 28 850 Death s 850 Deaths 850 Deaths 850 Deaths 850 Deaths THE LORD IS MY ROCK AND MYFORTRESS. AND MY DELIVERER; I MY GOD. MY STRENGTH IN WHOM I WILL TRUST AND THE HORN I OF MY SALVATION AND MY HIGH TOWER I PSALM 18:2 I MDM SOH YEK KOON
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      852 Condolences 852 Condolences 852 Condolences
      75 28 With Deepest Sympathies and Condolence to COL (RES) QUEK POH HUAT Chairman of Singapore Institute of Standards Industrial Research (SISIR) on the recent demise of his beloved grandmother MDM KHO SIAM NEO From Board of Management Staff of SISIR. rhwe dtjea I With deepest
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      850 Deaths
      88 28 HARRY ROLAND DE SOUZA Age: 79 years was called horn* to be with the Lord on 3rd July 1992. Sadly missed by family and loved ones. Body lying at St. Peter Pauls Church Parlour No 1. 225A. Queon Street. Tel: *****69 Cortege will leave on Sunday, sth July
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      852 Condolences
      98 28 I With dHpMI tympatlMM a I I condoltncM to th« family I I of Mm late I MR RAMESH NAIR His life was exemplary As he walked faithful to his values Such a sudden parting. leaves one weary Unable to unravel God's purpose For us. sadness swells In
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      851 Acknowledgements 851 Acknowledgements
      165 28 I THE FAMILY OF THELATE^J MDM. WONG AH HENG wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to: The many brothers and slsters-ln-Christ from Calvary Charismatic Church, especially from the Cantonese and Mandarin Sections Pastors, leaders and members of Toa Payoh Methodist Church Relatives, friends, colleagues, ex-colleagues and
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      853 In Memoriam
      42 28 In Loving Memory o t LOURDES MARY VINCENT Departed sth July 1980 •Dear Mother, Sleep thy last sleep Free from all care and sorrow. In Christ you have found peace Fortv»r mimd by your ton, daughter-in-law, grand-daughtar ■nd gfndxwi*.
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      854 Requiems 854 Requiems
      78 28 IST YEAR ANNIVERSARY MADAM J. MUNIAMAH Age: 54 Departed: 19.6.1991 "Peaceful be your rest, dear mother, It is sweet to breathe your name; As in life we loved you dearly. So In death we do the same" The Prayers will be held at Blk. 33, #02-10»,
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      Lock icon Storming Steffi halted by the rain
      389 32 WIMBLEDON TENNIS Women's final LONDON Defending champion Steffi Graf, playing superbly, raced into a 6-2, 1-0 lead over Monica Seles before rain halted yesterdays Wim bledon women's singles final. The match was twice interrupted by rain with Graf 10 up in the second set
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      Lock icon Ivanisevic: I hope Monica loses
      215 32 LONDON Big-serving Croatian < Joran Ivanisevic fired off a broadside against the world's No. 1 women's player Monica Seles just hours before beating Pete Sampras 6-7 (4-7), 7-6 (7-5), 6-4, 6-2 to reach today's men's final at Wimbledon. "I hope she loses. I want Graf
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      Kannan alleged to have threatened TNP reporter
      185 32 SINGAPORE striker Kan nan Kunjuraman was alleged to have threatened The New Paper soccer reporter S. Gulam after a national team training •ratten on Thursday night. Gulatn, who has filed a police report, said that he was waiting to interview national coach P.
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      Lions must roar without Vana, Tokijan
      722 32 PETER KHOO previews tonight's Semi-Pro League Div 1 soccer clash: Singapore v Sabah (National Stadium, 8 pm) [Probabl^eam^^J SINGAPORE Abdul Malek; Amin Nasir, Lim Tong Hai, T. Pathmanathan, Norhalis Shafik; Malek Awab, Nazri Nasir, Hasnim Haron, Rafi Ali; D. Devaraj, K. Kannan. ■SABAH Jaruslav
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      LOOKING BACK TO LAST YEAR: SINGAPORE 0 SABAH 0
      199 32 THE magic of Czechoslovakian Michal Vana came close to sinking Singapore in last year's 0-0 clash at the National Stadium. Vana, then playing for Sabah, had Singapore's defence in sixes and sevens with his dashing runs. He did not beat Singapore
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      Lock icon Pakistan makes 505
      58 32 CRICKET MANCHESTER England cricket captain Graham Gooch snapped up three wickets to frustrate Pakistan's bid to achieve a massive total in the Third Test yesterday. Gooch finished with 3-39 before Pakistan declared at 505-9 on the third day. England openers Gooch and Alec Stewart had made 9-0
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      SCOREBOARD
      132 32 PAKISTAN Ist Inns (Overnight 388 3: Aamir Soh:iil 205, Asif Mujtaba 57, Rameez Ra)a 54) ■laved Mlandud c Hick b Munton 88 Moln Khan C Cower b Malcolm 15 Kallm Malik bCooch 34 Inzamam ul llnq c CJooch b Malcolm 26 WMim Akram st Russell b (tox-h 0 Waqar
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    • THE LATE NEWS
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        Singapore's Wee eliminated in the quarter-finals
        86 32 Indonesia's Fung Permadi easily beat Singapore's Wee Peng Siong 15-5, 15-3 in the quarter-finals of the Royal Brunei-Helix Open badminton tournament in Brunei last night. Fung meets third-seeded Ewe Hock in the semi-finals. Hock cleared his quarter-final hurdle by beating Thailand's Terranun Chiangta 15-10,
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        Moon retains title
        90 32 South Korean Moon Sung Kil retained the World Boxing Council super-flyweight crown when the referee stopped his title fight against challenger Armando Salazar, of Mexico, in the eighth round in Seoul yesterday. Moon, fighting for the first time in seven months, appeared to lose control in the
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      Lock icon Terengganu earns 2 points away
      156 32 KUALA LUMPUR Last year's losing Malaysia Cup finalist Selangor crashed further in the Semi-Pro League last night when beaten 0-2 at home by Terengganu. Terengganu, which scored through Badrul Hisham Abdullah (75th minute) and Ahmad Paijan (83rd) at Merdaka Stadium, shot from seventh to second
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      Tickets on sale at five centres from 8 am today
      198 32 TICKETS for tonight's SemiPro League match between Singapore and Sabah are obtainable at five centres from Bam. The centres are the National Stadium, Queenstown Stadium, Toa Payoh Stadium, Bedok Stadium and Yio Chu Kang Stadium. The National Stadium will sell
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      239 32 Qalfs leisure) •07 71. hr U.i ik^hf Cml.i. Urt^vi Nil l»il 7M 11*1 hi: (I!) M7 OH* Today's men's final: Agassi v Ivanisevic Report on the semi-finals Page 30 LIGHTS A T H AT ARE T^^V GENTLE tvwnmro ON THE EYES The Twinbkd Urban Form Collection if" \^^Mj^^^^^^_ are lamps
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      211 32 TODAYS EVENTS ■II ADMIN H»N Intermrdlate Veterans An- tip (ships (SHH, 6.30pm). U!( hh T -Uv 1: SCX.' v SRC (SCC), CSC v SCRC (CSC), IA v SCC2 (IA) all 10 30am. Dlv Z: SRC v CSC (SRC), SCRC vIA (SCRC) both lpm. t.iiKMU Caatrot Nat C'shlp, Rd S (Kallang
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      Nobody's safe
      2309 1 The Aids virus In Thailand Is now distributed equally between the sexes. Previously, one woman to every 10 men had tested positive for HIV. Now, the same ratio for those over 35 years Is 1:4, while that for teenagers below 18 years Is an alarming 1:1. In the
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        Never say die, turn around and fight
        682 2 A bespectacled bachelor who once worked as a marketing executive, Tom recalls his initial reactions when told he would die of Aids one day. "I was shocked at the revelation. My first reaction was to drive my our for a long way to
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    • STYLE
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        TALK SHOP
        245 3  - TALK SHOP Evelyn Yap By Dollars and scents WERE designers to make their living solely from high fashion, none would be living right now. The smartest way to work, as they have found out, is to let their names do the selling. This month, Gian- t rancoB Ferre, de-H signer
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        All's well that gels well
        55 3 FOR those who do not like creams and lotions to slough off dirt, a rinse with a water cleanser is best. Prescriptive's Sparkling Clean Gel Wash, has plant phospholipids, which help hydrate the skin, and a grapefruit extract, which is soothing to skin. At $40
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        Nicole Miller for the boys
        170 3 THE works of this hip New York designer are now on safe in u P-( scale "family store "I Blue Moon in Cusca- 1 den Road. The Andy War-H hol-ish Miller made I her first tie about five I years ago using wild I "theater
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        Relak, brudder
        98 3 THAT is the mat rocker slang for "at ease, brother" or Senang Diri also the name of a local shop that is taking off with its ethnicinspired garb. Senang Diri has just brought out a new line of basic T-shirts and wardrobe essentials, such as bodysuits, bermudas and
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        Pout it this way
        114 3 ESTEE LAUDER has two new products to put the gloss on your lips and a glow on your face. Its High Performance Lipshine gives a "pared down" gloss to pouts. The spongetipped applicator glides easily over the lips for a slick, even cover. At $25 for
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        A little bit of soap
        152 3 IF COSMETIC houses and designers have their way, everyone will be forking out $30 for a bar of soap and up to $100 for a tube of body cream. Out this month are bath lines from Clinique and Amarige. Clinique's Water Therapy ($23) gel body
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        Shoe in this Rockport
        88 3 BEFORE the advent of DresSports by US footwear giant Rockport in 1984. men's dress shoes were generally stiff and weighed a tonne. DresSports' formal -wear shoes are as light as the hightech sports ones which boast space-age material for "super" performances. In fact, a Rockport executive
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        Three cheers for six colours
        124 3 MARY QUANT started it way back in the 1970s eye pencils with different colours at both ends. But Watson's current range of J Sainsbury eye makeup is about the cheapest. At $10.90 for a set of three pencils and six colours, from all Watson's stores.
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    • FOOD
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        Spice for the Games
        1309 4 LEE GEOK 801 shows how to eat Spanish as you catch the Barcelona Olympics on TV Recipes Spanish Omelette (Tortilla Espanola) Serves4 2 Tbs olive oil 3 large potatoes, sliced thinly 1 large onion, sliced thinly 6 eggs v? tsp salt 1 sprig parsley, chopped finely
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        Lock icon Recipe for the world's athletes
        697 4  -  FRANK LAWLOR Byl TAKE 15,000 athletes from 170 countries, mix them in a big village, add a dash of food faddism, then heat under the Mediterranean sun for three weeks that is the recipe for the largest culinary headache in the world. Chefs at the
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      • BITES
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          Bread, the health food
          200 4 GO AHEAD, eat all the bread you want. It is not as fattening as you think. In fact, bread, reports You Magazine, is the perfect high-fibre food as it contains little fat. Even the much-maligned white loaf is rich in fibre and the starch it contains
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        Table tops that steal the show
        173 5  -  RONALD WONG By HOW do you make an impression with a table setting when you are entertaining? Or dress a table so that it is eye-catching and correct for a meal involving several courses? To show the way. eight women who entertain frequently at
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        Floral fantasy
        230 5 POSSIBLY the most expensive porcelain chosen was the Flora Danica service which is hand-painted with plants and hand-finished in 24-carat gold. It was first made more than 200 years ago for the Russian Empress Catherine but was never delivered as she died before it was finished. Mrs Mimi
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        Exotic jungle
        327 5 POSSIBLY the most eyecatching because of the leop-ard-spotted cloth. This was created by Mrs Ong-Chan Mei Lin, who described it as an "exotic jungle". And what a jungle, too. The black figure of a panther shared centrestage with exotic flowers. "The tablecloth was sewn from two scarves I
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        Eastern charms
        251 5 MRS Brigette Bernier, a businesswoman and mother of two, travels extensively. She has lived in India for several years and the influence of the sub-continent is evident in her setting using Christofle chinaware, cutlery and stemware. "I wanted something different so I decided on an evening buffet arrangement
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        English elegance
        194 5 THE three-course table setting seems reminiscent of the sort shown in English country manors in historical movies. However, it was created by a Singaporean born of Swedish ancestry in Alaska. Mrs Ingrid Eii chose the Dynasty range of chinaware from Minton for its traditional blue and warm ivory
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        626 5 IN CELEBRATION OF ITS 25TH SILVER lUBILEE PRODUCTION iJQl^i^Pjrel Productions Pte Ltd PROUDLY PRESENTS RAVINDER PAL'S GRAND MUSICAL SHOW OF 1 992 A Tribute to "RAJ KAPOORj B MUKESH" KUALA LUMPUR L ijflß B^^L THf^^^ wLf^mUL Mcnnpi^A wai i !y^ s9^i _l -a B\ \B| 9th July 92 $30, $40,
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        147 5 Vegetarian "Hi^li Tea *&bzT -^^^> Famous for our ncw-wavc *<i£2r I '^^C vegetarian cuisine, LingZhi I Bl fbk Vegetarian Restaurant now lr '^BL introduces the all-new, irresise e 013 2111 High Tea. p Between 3pm 5.30pm, take your pick of tempting dishes, Dim Sum and desserts with free flow of
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          264 6 DELTA and United Airlines are facing steep fines in the United States for the death of several dogs in air cargo holds in 1990 and animal-welfare groups have pointed out that transporting your pet by air can be hazardous. But, reports Coctdc Nast Traveler, precautions
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        1139 7  -  DOREEN TAYLER At the Old Cataract Hotel's terrace, we sip tea, read newspapers and gaze lazily through the lush palm-trees at the blue, calm Nile. Everything is much the same as when this tasteful Moorish-style hotel, set in delicate, pretty gardens, opened
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        311 6 REACH OUT ACROSS THE NATION WITH OUR 27th NATIONAL b^b^b^. b^bTbM AW b^b^blb^b^bl hb^HH HHHb^HblH^b^b^ 4 IHR^B uw FEATURES t. \i% +Z*+f+J^*mSk WM WL PUBLISHED EXCLUSIVELY BY SPH'S GROUP OF NEWSPAPERS v 1^ <-***"*<B Mfcfc*- -^^B^B^B^BK^ BW BM B^B^Ba^B^bl B^b\ "^W *^Bfr 0/m^^^ IRI s From August 7 -9, 1992,
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        157 8 REACH OUT ACROSS THE NATION WITH OUR W9H 27th NATIONAL DAY FEATURES 7*l PUBLISHED EXCLUSIVELY BY SPH'S GROUP OF NEWSPAPERS k X^B^^^^^MbL FromAugust7 9, 1992, the SPH group of newspapers The Sunday Times, Lianhe Zaobao, Call our sales team and they will tell you more about ho* you can make
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        69 8 WEE IMP IMIT'S7 >(^#ai^i»rtviiy^.jrflMl^l(tt.|^prl»ttw»^«l«» /"V I'mCMUNG j fwPSiT 0 5 If I -j, /Maw-zi-maHjiiaA /'knA thought you^___ S^^ S I AA A I-J LJ 11// GONE SHOPPING I /TTTr^ A /^LotTfloiX I rj^V^S 1 s^^!^!\J\Js^ 'L'' V* l^lS^l NgW WINPoW f^MK AND NEW WINDOW GRILLES //J f-L V^ f^TMADfrM v.
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        996 11  -  MARK HUDSPETH Leather is luxurious, fabric is cool; but PVC may be the most practical choice for you, says BUYING a set of seat covers is the cheap and easy way to take care of the dirt, wear and tear inside an old car. But
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        434 11  -  GEOFFREY PEREIRA Treasure hunt for charity THE Community Chest Of Singapore is staging a fund-raising treasure hunt on wheels on July 19. Participants will join one of two official routes. One route, which is 80km long and begins at the Singapore Conference Hall, will involve private transport such
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        454 12  -  YOHANNA ABDULLAH Whenever a dry spell is followed by rain, Singapore's trees and plants colour the island with blooms, reports WHEN you feel hot and sticky outdoors, stop and stare before retreating to the nearest air-conditioned spot. For when the temperature soars, Singapore's wayside greenery bursts into
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        559 12 DO YOU sulk? Before you get huffy, sulking expert Professor Windy Dryden believes that most people do and men more than women. The professor, who teaches counselling at the University Of London, has completed a research programme into who sulks and why. "It is
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        268 13 V MB *i>ißiaiaßiHiai vas as asi M asasi aa ss aa^aH mbm aaasi as as sa asi bb m•» |||M l^l?Z?Zj? OlUtiOn V^dl y^T^-L J mM Pregnancy ßirth .^^h^^i^yx^tun sp Sjlksil Recovery I h<x: of fitness. 0(* Bl t\f*\ ■F*l o 3 to hei P r notheivK)-C« stay fit A
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        1144 13 HUJHI v^ jfl ■Nhj 1 1 J^^l SUNDAY MORNING SINGAPORE (SBC 5, W.'M 10.30 am). Commemorates f^T^l^KSm 25 years ol national service hj BiSf by tracing Us history. Also, a lL f**-^! Bl report on Singaporeans who H^Jit** 1 KZi do not drink enough water. *m KT en interview with
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        2038 13 yjksy Knock-out grudges "~l B^ Pictures taken on fy TV WATCH i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^i^^^H^^^Hk. WONG KIM HOH MMHL J ONE phrase best describes The I^^^^^^^^^^^^^V (irudgc Match (Sunday, SBC 5, W 1.30 pm): a package deal for couch L^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l Why? Well, the show boasts all ■H^ Jm^^^^^^^^^E^ •-^•>»*« ■^^■^^^^^E^^^^^^^H these elements. W&t
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        736 13 FAITH, HOPE AND CHARITY BBC 9am Odon Von Horvaths play, set in the depressed Germany of the early *****, tells of the story of a young girl and her struggle to survive in the city Stars Cheryl Campbell and David Schofield Directed by David Hitchmson WIMBLEDON TENNIS FINALS BBC 10
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        1705 14 ua35 H^ST From those of metal bias to those with resin shells, JUNIPER FOO tiptoes through a mind-boggling array of blai K> f K C) Yc)l tinallv g ot VOUI sumers. Prices for these top-end cas formu hi J9 Vfl M hands on an original record settes have fallen by
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        1467 15 R FOO tiptoes through a mind-boggling array of blank cassette tapes at the shops CfOWGS SO th© 6Xtfa HlNC aM WM m^ formulations have undergone radical Japans prime tape maker has recog- *M WmMm km changes as weU. Manufacturers are us- nised that when one cassette is copied I I
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        2377 16 dtje35a MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 5.05 AROUND THE WORLD MBO DAYS: Part tween Fnends Hao,.e pretends to be warn.ng to Iss,. 8.00 NEWS AT EIGHT (C) 4.45 DAPPLEDOWN FARM. Includes how to agrees otermmate the lease agreement 5 (r). Disaster strikes when Fogg Bnn ffiSf n t f a r^ w^
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        814 17 Start today on your way to career success If you can read and understand this advertisement, then you have the ability to earn the education you need to gain the necessary experience in your field that will lead to a successful career. No one, no advertisement, no school, not even
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        1414 17 Historical classic which strikes gold ■^KtT WHITE FANG: Dead Poets Society's HHM mkW Ethan Hawke takes the lead role as a voung prospector in tum-of-the-century BLj S^L^Vl^l^ Klondike in Alaska. There to fulfill his |^fl BUlj atc atncr s anc^ f |n< SOid^ bis path Wwff crosses with that of
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        375 18 THE WINNING EDGE li jUljl in fio/uv^, mP/ J afl M a^B I BUSINESS mßss^m IV I Ij For over two decades Singapore Business has covered I |jy y ij the local and regional business scene with more depth and breadth from a perspective which is more relevant to local
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        2590 18 K^L^S Hhc^*-* f ■JVi^^n^to f I Mr^^B B^%^^Bfl mails copies ot an anonymojs U^^B i It -llii vjT.X-BR' V nBnPPF f- Hi II K Memories On The Wai. Murals by letter he receives to others By Tea *jfl PMBttM LBmBMbW i M*~ 'JS J*^i^BLl Tang Da Wu. Ahmad Mashadi as
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        711 19 ®£MSJ_D >#i R NF>IW H W 10 Catering GARDEN CITY CATERER ,um coffeeh'se. $7 per head. Warmers free. 21 Outram Pk. *02-221. *****17/ *****43 (W*****-K-O0O). NO MORE HEADACHES! Call Theme Catering for all your buffet functions. Tel: *****32 (Lie: EL-S-91-0598-000). OS BUDGET BUFFET Cater 20 pax above $8 each/ 10
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        1605 19 103 Aquariums 103 Aquariums WELCOME to OCEAN TECH AQUARIUM TRADING 280 TANJONG K ATONG ROAD SINGAPORE 1542 We specialise ln: 1. Marine Aquarium Design Set-ups 2. Fresh Water Garden Ponds 3. Quality Marine Fresh Water Aquarium Products THE TEK a The Tech We would like to define the word 'Tek'.
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        645 19 126 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators AMCONJ FRJDGE PROBLEMS? Specialised tn repairing k servicing all brands/ models of aircon./ fridge. Quality Workmanship Prompt and efficient service On the spot repairs Island -wide operations For free consultation with no obligation. Always call JOJE ENTERPRISE TEL: *****43/ *****91 (Bam to llpm Dally) TAI WAN REPAIR
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        2059 19 TOLL FREE r/^N-, *****66 f FAX: 734-9278 TU: RS ***** CLASS C AT^. 146 TV/ Video 170 Domestic Help 170 Domestic Help 170 Domestic Help call aKEovvioco service ctr AwlHbto Available Available Available Specialised In repairing Nation- s^sss^iss^iss^i^s^ssss al. Akal. Sharp. Hitachi. JVC. ■MaMßH^'' _-/*<eaaaa—^aT~_J I I m w -m^^^^
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        943 19 171 Domestic Help Wanted IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT FOR FUlplna/ Thai/ Lanka/ Local/ Malaysian maids Arrange by own Hong Kong office Cheap placement fee Fly now pay later. Call Further Creation *****88 (COOOB-O2) WORK IN HONGKONG, fast employment. Low fee Fly now. pay later Champion Employment Agency »02-13. Roxy Sq. Katong. 344-2063
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        757 20 178 Oarage Sale $350.00 FOR A ne* little likes activity gym. (model 4701) usual $***** Interest call *****43/ Pg *****60 •AM -4PM SALE at 10 Oamblr Walk, *02-O4 Bartley Terr H'sehold Items, micorwave, TV, sofa sets ti others All below 3 yrs 177 Gold/ Pawn Tickets a7mustTl7 1i hwhe I
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        870 20 203 Business Opportunities ARt YOU BUWMMQ WrTH~A DESMS TO MAKE MILLIONS? SSA course invtttmsnt, fswey, motivation a gaomancy Rf AL ESTATE DIPLOMA confers by a very Inspiring Colombo Plan Scholar, Valuer, Ex-partm* Joms Lang WooMon Backed by 48 ywra of marketing experience Brand Htm Count Tvs*. 7/7 FREE SEMINAR WED
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        632 20 211 Computer 211 Computer Products/ Products/ Services Services COMPUTER FAIR Computer fair at Sim Lim Square Exhibition Hall from 3/7/92 to 5/7/92 Participants. 1) Apex Computer Manufacturing Pte Ltd 2) Excellenza Computer Pte Ltd 3) Richfield Computers Pte Ltd 4) Soyuz System Trading Pte Ltd 5) Yoko Computer Products Pte
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        719 20 330 Alfa For Sale JT^TTJE^ALF/I^T^reencloveT $27,800 Tel: 582-4787 332 BMW For Sale NEAR 76 520 BMW. EQ 2816 plat* New 1 yr. tax. New white paint COE $12,023 Selling $17,800 Contact 509 3920/ pg 204 0098 'SS 318i LADY owners. 2 door manual, power steering, s/rlms. Beige metallic. 89,000km. Tax
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        664 20 236 Phones/ Faxes/ 236 Phones/ Faxes/ 236 Phones/ Faxes/ Pagers/ Special Pagers/ Special Pagers/ Special Numbers Numbers Numbers PorVc a^a« i I J^ I b!%b 4 JVM bbf7>'*™*v^bbl bbf aw i kv w«n A Special On H I IyTA _^^W bT 1 I A A fll4f,^^^B>'BßP^#lßb r. 4t[ B^BBBI MIOROTAO
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        455 20 340 Honda For Sate vwHolSATcco^TerExTr to. PARF Tax 10/92 Full accessories showroom *****00 JS Tan. S/89 HONDA CIVIC I.SGL. tax 11/92. 2 owners. Excellent cond. Tel: *****33. 8/83 ACCORD EX. New C.O.E. Power steering/ windows/ lock. Tip top cond $29,800. *****50 6/86 HONDA CIVIC 1 3GL. white, aircon., hlfl, s/rUns,
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        636 20 334 Daihatsu For Sate as CHARADE TURBO 5-door. 1 owner Tip-top condlUon. Selling cheap. Tel: 453-5704. 89 SPORTY CHARADE. Modified OTTt bodyklt. Pirelli tyres. Orlg white. Well kept. Tel: *****63. '90 CHARADE I.3CR. 1 owner. Low mileage. Nice number 16 valve $*****. Tel: *****30. n CHARADE 1 J SO. Full
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        886 20 340 Honda For Sale •/SO ACCORD EX 1.6 sports rim Remote control englne-tlp top condition. $63 K Call: *****28. 00 CIVIC I.SOL, new model showroom cond $59,500, loan $53K 2 Irving Rd Lot 3 *****00 •90 CONCERTO 1J EX Tax 12/12 8/ rims. Hl-fl Like new SBT' plate $59 500
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        1016 20 344 Mazda For Sale 78 MAZDA 323 10 COE. s/rlms. alrcon.. new paint Pg. *****34. 346 Met c»o>» For Sale" WBS9SOR MOTOR CREDIT PTE. LTD. 273 Thomson Road No vena Oarden, *01-06 TEL: 230-2043/ 290-OMI 10/S5 ROMs Hoyc. S.lm Sptrtt 10/OS M»rc»d»« 300SE SBU 96P' 9/10 MtnadM 3OOSE SBU 1019J'
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        1001 20 346 Mercedea For Sale 1/73 MERCEDES 200 manual. COE. power steering, alrcon hifi, s rims Up top Tel *****07 3/t3 MERCEDES 20OS auto (COE $13,740) Tax 8/02 Well maintained. Tel *****33 3/10 M/BENZ. 300SEL Auto 2 pte owners Maintained by agents View to appreciate *****00 S/tS MERCEDES 200 auto SBT
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        1010 21 350 Nitwn For Sale ••7 NISSAN VANETTE 15 10- skater passenger van Pte plate Showroom cond. Alrcon. throughout Selling cheap. Tel: *****11 ALMOST M MARCH. 2 owners. sspeed Big bumper Tax 10/ "92 522.800 Tel: *****53. C.O.E. PAID DATSUN 79 near. 120Y s'wagon, tax 8/92, g'teed. Al cond. Tel: *****55
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        734 21 356 Renault For Sale 356 Renault For Sale 356 Renault For Sale 356 Renault For Sale THE M9 FAMILY (VOTED EUROPE'S MOST RELIABLE CAR) -JQ VjIA 1721 cc (95 bhp) Automatic 4 speed /T"^ f***)^ >^^'^. Fuel injection engine in t^^^jm^- |^L^/N^k compliance with ROV's lw .J^fe&l emission ruling. <■■»^■■■•^^^^
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        564 21 360 Suzuki For Sale 7/84 SUZUKI SWIFT 1.0 3-dr tax 12/92. remote control, hlfl. showrm. cond. Tel. *****00. 7/'U SUZUKI SWIFT 1.0 5-dr Light blue. Tax 12/92. Sony CD player $34,880. Pg *****33 Jack '91 SUZUKI 800 c.c. C.O.E. paid $4373. Alrcon. tax new. s/rlms. Tip top cond. $14,500. *****50
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        584 21 362 Toyota For Sale NEAR '89 WHITE Toyota Cresslds OLX. Low mileage, tax 11/92 Selling cheap. Owner *****94 NEAR '90. COROLLA I.6GL S/rlms. (facelift). 1 owner. Ta> 10/92. Well kept. *****33 OCT./'SS STARtET XL. Good con dltlon. Tax new. Hl-fl. $29.80) 0.n.0. Tel: *****89/ Pg: *****12. SUPERB 88 COROLLA 1.60L
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        534 21 362 Toyota For Sale i '89 CRESSIDA 24 valves. 1 owner. Accident free. Low mileage. Tax ?J '93. $91,800. No dealers. *****92. 9/'B3 COROLLA I.3QL, 5-speed, t s/rlms, central lock/ power windows. $15,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****69 9/t3 TOYOTA STARLET. 2 owners. D Metallic Silver. Full accessories. $17,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****52.
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        782 21 360 Suzuki For Sale 360 Suzuki For Sale 360 Suzuki For Sale 360 Suzuki For Sale Eager buyers have taken almost all of the Swift I.3GL Sedans V^^KSl^ajt BPfcJaaaa^^ n Si ,^A M New stocks are arriving soon, but if you can't wait, you can have the popular Swift I.OGL
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        600 21 366 Other Makes For Sale 10/1S LADA 3-ORS. New tax. full body kit and spoiler, can trade-in *****92/ *****39. 12/89 LADA 1300 3-dr 1 lady owner, showroom cond. Downpayment $4000. Tel. *****55 1984 MINI MOKE, 850 c.c. engine, COE paid, good condition Pg: *****56 1975 CONVERTABLE LANCIA BETA Spyder 1800.
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        565 21 375 Commercial Vehicles For Sale '80 DIESEL 14 ft. Ford Trader lorry. COE. Road Tax Aug. Tel: *****93 '•1 DAIHATSU 550 Van with COE rd. tax. Selling $4,600. Tel. *****84/ Pg: *****12. •1 DATSUN 120Y. Panel van. C.O.E. Good engine. Beautiful cond. $4,500 neg. Tel: *****78. •83 NISSAN CM van
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        571 21 380 Vehicles Wanted BEST OFFER FOR all your used cars, any model with/ without COE Please call Simon *****14 BEST OFFER a Attractive cash for all vans, pickups scrap lorries (for export) 824-7119. BEST PRICES FOR all vehicles Cash payment *****28/ *****56 *****55/ pg. *****62. Jeffrey Ho BEST PRICES FOR
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        794 21 405 Houses For Rent (Dists 21-28) D.21 SUNSEtTeIGMTs" l> store > bunglw 3 study servant's 10.000 sq ft Large patio Mature garden Quiet ambience $7300 tasabella *****85' *****82 D2l SUNSET OR. Spacious comfortable 2-storey bunglw 4 big rms TV corner Nice gdn patio $6000 p in *****88 Agt (Mon OPEN
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        399 22 411 Apartments For Rent 411 Apartments For Rent (Dists 08-11) (Dists 08-11) Orchard Scotts deluxe serviced apartmants P Opposite Sheraton Towers Hotel,] I I Scotts Rond _J| Showflats Open For Viewing Leasing Dept. Tel: ***** 1 1 Immediate Occupation Advance Booking Available Spacious fully-furnished flats maisonettes In the heart of
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        502 22 411 Apartments For Rent (Dists 09-11) OPEN HOUSf TOOAY 2 TO 4PM D 10 EMERALD COURT, 150 ROBIN ROAD 3 I 1 rooms. 2200 sq.ft. Newly/ beautifully renovated Fully furnished Pool' security $5200 per mth. neg. Immediate Co-broke welcome FAIT PROPERTY PTE LTO Jeatsie pg. *****95 D.10 MARCO POLO vicinity.
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        447 22 411 Apartments For Rent (Ditto 09-11) SHANGRILA VICINITY/ 3-1-1 rms spacious central location pte. p/furn. f/furn $3000/ $3500 call *****59 agt D.11 ADAM PLACE. Brand new 2/ 3 bdrms $3,000/ $4,000 p/furn. Pool ti sauna. *****43 Trevose. D.11 AKYAB APT. 4 1 1 bdrms 2400 sq.ft. 4 rms. alrcon., pool/
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        484 22 412 Apartments For Rent (Dists 12-20) OPEN HOUSE 2 6PM Summit. Upper East Coast Road Blk. 461. »04-03. new 3 1 apt. Face pool. $4000 p.m F/furn. 561-9997/ 8 agt. D.1S AMBER PK. 3*1, 1750 sq.ft. F/furn Full seaview, facilities. $4,500. JE *****79/ *****16 agt. D.1S NEPTUNE COURT, 3 1.
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        1050 22 413 Apartmants For Rant (Dists 21-28) THOMSON OROVE CONOO. 1500 sq.ft. Full facilities, good facing High blk. 3 bdrms. (alrcon Furn. Near MRT/ mkt. *****63 HOB 4-RM. 'A' Bt. Batok 417, near amenities, f/furn.. rent neg Pg *****64/ *****81 Olnza (MLS) ROOM FOR RENT. P/furn $2000 for a year's stay.
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        1055 22 418 Rooms For Rant ONE ROOM FOR rrntal Sing!.student $250 Blk 3 -02-72. Tiong Bahru Rd. Tel: *****79 Mala. OPP. BOUNA VISTA MRT Furn rm. to rent quiet. Near Poly. lOmins. to NUS (95.198) *****51 POTONO PASIR TERMINAL maisonette, furnished, for female prof./ student $400 *****85 Pat PTE. APT. AT
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        704 22 422 Rooms Wanted (Rent) ACCOM. HDB/ PTE. apt rms urgently required by foreign prof clients. Robin *****03 anytime RMS. URGENTLY required. Any area. Furn or unfurn Owners pis call: *****82 ROOMS WANTEO AT all dists (1 to 5 rms). HDB Sc pte Owners please call 560-2964/ Pg: 213-6085 426 Houses
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        582 22 428 Houses For Sale (Dists 12-20) DISTRICT 19 New 3 storey comer terrece house Fully designer-furnished condition e Area 2710/ 2600 sq f t Fhold, facing south 4 bedrooms family area, big kitchen Imported living/ Dining sets e Beautiful Bar Counter Fully alrcon. security alarm, auto gate Beautiful landscaped garden
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        769 22 428 Houses For Sale (Dists 12-20) D.14 VIEW SPM. -SPM. today Near Kembangan MRT 9 almost new 3-storey inter terr 6*1* family rm 2200/ 3000 sq.ft Quality finishes Interior decorated Expensive wardrobe/ kitchen cabinet Fully aircon. Auto gate. Park 2 cars F'hold $980K (valued at $880K) Jolly Ent pg *****15
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        1120 23 429 Houses For Sale (Dists 21-28) ERA Opan H'ae. 2-Oopm 47 QREENMOQE CRESCENT, D 21 D/storey terrace Tudor style Land approx. 3200/ 3500 sq ft I 4 1 bdrms. alrcon. a Designer decor. SISOK renovation Modern kitchen I a Coay study area Freehold Selling near valuation W7SK Evaiyn *****25 (aale
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        1065 23 E o te Aptt 437 Private Apts 437 Private Apts 437 Private Apts f For Sale For Sale For Sale (Dists 01-08) (Dists 09-11) (Dists 09-11) (DisU 09-11) D.O« KENQ LEE ft lOCS su H $380K Selling at valuation B»»»»^b1II?Mb«B«B«B«»»»»»»»B»»»»»»»»»»B»»»»B»»»R*»»»»»»»»»«»««B»»«1 Fhold. *****66/ *****42. Sole Agt EMERALD PARK. HIOH fir City
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        510 23 437 Private Apts 438 Private Apts 438 Private Apts 438 Private Apts 438 Private Apts Fo'Sale For Sale For Sale For Sato For Sale (Dists 00-11) (Oists 12-20) (Dists 12-20) (Dists 12-20) (Dists 12-20) OPEN HOUSE 3PM-SPM 0.10 THE ESTORIL OS HOLLAND ROAD. #01-01 Exclusive condo. with sprawling landscaped gdn.
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        368 23 D 15 OPEN HOUSE 2-SPM. BLK. 3 SIOLAP ROAD #02-25 MANDARIN GARDENS 3+ 1 bdrms Full condo. facilities Foreigners can buy! SALE »MOK/ RENTAL $3700 DEANS PROPERTY PTE LTD T«J: *****55 (12 Hnos) Member-Assn. of S'pore Realtors D.IS CHAPEL LOOOE East Coaal Road (Chap*! CIom) UNITS SOLD Foreigners can buy!/
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        338 23 OPEN HOUSE TODAY 3-«PM 0.164* CASA NASSAU 3S4C UPP. EAST COAST RO. Brand new 4-storey apt. 1259 sq ft Top fir with lift k private lobby. 3 bdrms./ pool/ security F/hold. HtghMt Offer Imutw COLLIERS JARMNC JERRY TAN 320-3993 (OttlM hrs.)/ Pg. *****19 THE MEYER PLACE Foreigners eligible 1400 sq.ft.
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        525 23 0.19 LICHFIELO RD. Ist floor Luxuriously renovated walk-up apt. Above shop. Approx. 1400 sq.ft. 999 yrs. 3 rms. 2 ha 'ls Frte carpark $320,000. Pg. 608-1728 D.20 BRADDELL VKW. pool, tennis gym Near MRT, 3 bdrms. 145 sq.m asking $400K Call Jones Lang Wootton *****88 Christine or page *****63 D.20
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        298 23 D.IS GALAXY TWR. 1490 sq.ft 3 rms Near MRT Renovated. 3 yrs. Alfred pg *****43 Fait Prop D.lB HAW MANS. New 1280 sq ft F'hold. 3 rms. marble. F/furn $540K *****83/ *****20 agt D.IS PARKEAST CONDO. Type 5O 1970 sq.ft Facing pool 4+l 1 S73BK Pg. *****33 ERA 0.15 THE
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        1224 24 P«v«!e Apts 438 Private Apt. 438 Private Apt* 438 Private Apt* 438 Private Apt* For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale t Di>t> 12 '20) (DltU 12-20) (Dl»t» 12-20) (Ditts 12-20) (Distt 12-20) Nestled amidst more than 12 acres of lush, soothing tropical greenary, a walk away from the
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        1090 24 452 HDB Apts For Sale (A.M. Kio/Bishan) S MUST VIEW! 5-RM. corner Blshan St. 11, beautifully renovated. No blocking. 2 split alrcons. Marble rir 5 mlns. to MRT/ amenities. View to appreciate! Esmaco *****59/ pg *****01. BISHAN S-RM. BEAUTIFULLY renovated. Marble fir. Rockstone. Kitchen cabinets, etc Facing south-east. MRT. within
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        1027 24 454 HDB Apts For Sale (Bedok/Tampines) J.RM TAMPINES BLK. 804. imir ale. cabinets, near shops SI72K neg. (CPF SIO9K). *****88 Agt. 456 HDB Apts For Sale (Bt. Panjang/ Choa Chu Kang) OPEN HSE. 11-apm. 4 V Bt Panlang blk 236. Cash S2BK! High fir Well kept/ Mcdonald's. View by ippt.
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        1870 24 482 HOB Apts For Sale 488 HDB Apts For Sale (Jurong/BL Batok) (Other Estates) 5 -A' MAIS. Juron* E. m $IH7K FOR REUABLE FAST tr mvu M..;. Exec. mals. Jurong W 407 1205K of HDB flats call Ballot Housing Renovated. Pg: *****36 R. Asia tel: 7444-444 (office hours). S-RM. JURONO
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        793 24 470 HOB Apartments Wanted (Buy) OUR CLIENTS URGENTLY want flats at A.M. Klo, Ylshun, Bedok. Bt. Batok. Jurong E7 W Clement! Holland *****86/ *****75 BEST PRICE. CASH payment for HDB flats In any area handing over your flat 3-6 mths. *****18 BtSHAN/ T.PAVOH/ AJK. Klo/ Ylshun. 4/ 5/ Exec, flats
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