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Title Section10 1994-02-13 1 The Sunday Times No: 3001 55 CENTS MITA(P) 038/12/93 kdfjadfjdfj10 words
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Article, Illustration691 1994-02-13 1 Way open for retaliatory action by Washington WASHINGTON In what officials called a grim turning point m economic ties between the United States and Japan, President Bill Clinton and Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa admitted on Friday that an important set of trade talks had collapsed openingAFP; LAT-WP; NYT; AP - 691 words
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495 1994-02-13 1 Sanctions 'an option' if talks over nuclear checks fail WASHINGTON The United States has won support from Japan and South Korea to prepare United Nations sanctions against North Korea for refusing to open its nuclear sites to international inspections. Tokyo and SeoulLAT-WP; AP; UPI - 495 words
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445 1994-02-13 1 THIEVES broke into the Kaki Bukit branch of POSBank, at Bedok Reservoir Road, over the Lunar New Year holidays and made off with about $180,000 m cash. A police spokesman said the thieves forced open the back door of a neighbouring445 words
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Article116 1994-02-13 1 LONDON A British Lord has signed on for unemployment benefits after resigning as a minister when his wife committed suicide, a newspaper has reported. The Sun said on Friday that former Transport Minister Lord Caithness was collecting £44.65 (SSIOS) a week dole, having been madeReuter - 116 words
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NEWS FOCUS
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634 1994-02-13 2 M. Nirmala - M. Nirmala Talks will take place behind closed doors By THE fight to give medical benefits to families of women civil servants has taken a new turn: one umbrella body of women's groups has dropped its confrontational stance and plans to talk634 words
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Article122 1994-02-13 2 THE Government has all along given two reasons for keeping its policy of not giving women civil servants the same medical benefits as their male counterparts. The reasons are: THE men are heads of households; and MEDICAL benefits are provided to children of women who are widowed, divorced122 words
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Article, Illustration113 1994-02-13 2 'Enough of confronting the policymakers m public. We also know that if you go around beating your breast, you are not going to get anywhere. It's better to present your facts m a reasoned and mature way, and doing this behind closed doors might give the113 words
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Article, Illustration168 1994-02-13 2 ONE of the three survivors of Tuesday's fire at Jurong Shipyard died on Friday night. Mr Rosli Senin, 20, a pipe fitter from Malacca, was being treated at the Singapore General Hospital after he suffered 90 per cent burns m the fire168 words
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Article34 1994-02-13 2 PARLIAMENT will sit on Feb 23 at 2 pm, thc Clerk of Parliament announced yesterday. Finance Minister Richard Hu will outline the Government's annual Budget plans at this sitting.34 words
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Article, Illustration357 1994-02-13 2 A time for remembrance MRS SHEILA Ritchie was only two years old when her older brother, James, died m Singapore as a 19-year-old prisoner of war. At the Kranji Commonwealth War Cemetery yesterday, she finally visited the grave of the brother she never knew. "It's a dream come true," saidJIRO OSE - 357 words
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Article123 1994-02-13 2 and a time for romance LONDON A football fan who proposed to his girlfriend by popping the question on a scoreboard at a soccer match was named Britain's most romantic man on Friday. Mr Anthony Abbott, 29, won a holiday for two m Hongkong and Bali m a competition thatReuter - 123 words
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Article, Illustration591 1994-02-13 3 Militia withdraws artillery from city limits, hands over weapons to UN forces WASHINGTON Serb forces near Sarajevo are holding their fire and have finally begun complying wifh a Western ultimatum to pull their heavy weapons outside the city's 20-km cxc lusion zone. filter a slowLA Times; Reuter; NYT; AP - 591 words
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Article145 1994-02-13 3 THE Singapore Government yesterday welcomed the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's ultimatum to the Bosnian Serbs to stop shelling Sarajevo and withdraw or hand over their heavy weapons to United Nations forces. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said m a statement that the immediate response of the145 words
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542 1994-02-13 3 He looked like he had one foot m the grave, completely unaware of what was going on around him. The man we saw on TV can no longer be presented as the supreme leader, responsible for top decisions.' A diplomat. BEIJING AAFP - 542 words
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Miscellaneous290 1994-02-13 2 Tw Weather JU Showers over several areas m the late afternoon and early evening. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 mai., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.21 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.17 am. TRAVEUERS' HEATHER Amsterdam 0/5 C Cloudy Madrid 1/14 C Clear Athens 6/12 C Cloudy Manila 23/31 C290 words
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WORLD
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Article, Illustration373 1994-02-13 4 US-Japan trade row Washington looking at ways to force open Japanese markets after trade summit fails 'Two very large trucks have collided. Now you have to pull the pieces apart and that's not at all easy.' Mr Robert Hormats, vice-chairman of Goldman Sachs International. WASHINGTON TheReuter; NYT - 373 words
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423 1994-02-13 4 TOKYO Business leaders here yesterday said they were concerned about deteriorating trade ties with the US after summit talks m Washington failed to resolve the Japan trade-sur-plus issue. During the summit on Friday, US President Bill Clinton and Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa failed to agree onAFP; Reuter - 423 words
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404 1994-02-13 4 120 hurt m Tokyo freak storm Financial markets forced to close m New York TOKYO A freak snow storm brought havoc to the Japanese capital yesterday, causing scores of traffic accidents and delaying hundreds of thousands of air and rail passengers. The authoritiesReuter; AP - 404 words
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354 1994-02-13 4 NUCLEAR ISSUE WASHINGTON Japanese Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa said on Friday that Tokyo had no intention of developing nuclear weapons, despite accusations by North Korea. "I see no possibility that Japan would decide to become a nuclear power. Such a policy would beAP; AFP - 354 words
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Article, Illustration410 1994-02-13 6 ROBBEN ISLAND Standing m the lime quarry where they used to toil with picks and shovels, African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela and other former political prisoners struggled on Friday to remember the songs they sang to lighten their load. It was one ofReuter; AP - 410 words
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440 1994-02-13 6 Beijing pledges to continue to deepen reforms Finance, trade and state firms the focus 'Development is the nations purpose while reform is the motive power and stability is the guarantee. The goal is to promote development through reform.' Vice-President Rong Yiren. BEIJING Chinese VicePresident Rong Yiren has reaffirmed that ChinaXinhua; AFP - 440 words
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Article, Illustration317 1994-02-13 6 HONGKONG China was expected to resume negotiations with Britain over financing plans for Hongkong's new airport after the Lunar New Year holidays, a Chinese official was reported as saying yesterday. Mr Guo Fengmin, head of the Chinese side of theAFP - 317 words
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Article505 1994-02-13 8 Western forces prepare for air strikes against Serb positions ROME British and French aircraft carriers headed for the Adriatic on Friday, and the US prepared to send more fighter bombers to bases m Italy as Nato began formally the countdown for Bosnia's Serbs to lift their s?oge ofNYT - 505 words
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112 1994-02-13 8 LNITED NATIONS Secretary-General Boutros Ghali has delegated formally the authority to call In Nato air attacks to his representatives ln the field m a move to speed a decision on air strikes against the Bosnian Serbs should it be needed. InNYT - 112 words
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OTHER DEVELOPMENTS
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Article, Illustration147 1994-02-13 8 picture. SARAJEVO The people of besieged Sarajevo went out yesterday without risking their lives, a week after a market massacre of 68 people brought a ceasefire and a threat of Nato air strikes. As peacekeepers negotiated with warring Serbs and Muslims for the surrenderReuter - 147 words
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114 1994-02-13 8 GENEVA Peace talks by Bosnia's three warring parties ended yesterday without any progress but would resume here at the end of this month or early next month, UN mediator Thorvald Stoltenberg said. He said that the few weeks' interim period was neededAFP - 114 words
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86 1994-02-13 8 JAKARTA Several thousand young Indonesian Muslims had volunteered to fight alongside fellow Muslims m Bosnia-Herzegovina, the official Antara news agency reported yesterday. "Some 3,000 Muslim youths gathered m the Al- Azhar Mosque m South Jakarta to enlist as volunteers to fight for theirReuter - 86 words
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Article, Illustration309 1994-02-13 8 IWO JIMA Emperor Akihito paid tribute yesterday to the 20,000 Japanese troops who died defending the desolate Pacific island of Iwo Jima m one of the bloodiest battles of World War 11. The Emperor and Empress Michiko, both clad m mourning black, bowedReuter - 309 words
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417 1994-02-13 8 BONN Germany's most serious strike m a decade looked certain yesterday after the IG Metall, the country's biggest union, failed to reach a compromise with employers m last-ditch talks on Friday. Union president Klaus Zwickel told German radio he wasReuter; AFP - 417 words
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PEOPLE
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Article, Illustration120 1994-02-13 9 LOS ANGELES William Conrad, who played the rotund district attorney m American television's Jake And The Fatman and whose booming voice narrated such popular shows as Rocky And His Friends and The Fugitive, died on Friday of a heart attack. He was 73. He became illAP - 120 words
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Article, Illustration195 1994-02-13 9 picture. WASHINGTON An Arkansas woman, appearing at a news conference with others who had accused President Bill Clinton of sexual misdeeds, said on Friday that Mr Clinton had asked her for "a type of sex" when the two were alone m an Arkansas hotel roomReuter; AP - 195 words
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Article, Illustration170 1994-02-13 9 Jailed Tyson now into Mao and other serious writers NEW YORK Former world boxing champion Mike Tyson has been biding his jail time by reading the writings of Chairman Mao Zedong and literary heavyweights, according to interviews published m the latest issue of Esquire magazine. Tyson, sentenced toReuter - 170 words
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Article, Illustration530 1994-02-13 9 Classrooms getting caught increasingly m the crossfire 'There are certain kids you don't even look at because that becomes a provocation.' Harvard psychologist Alvin Poussaint. WASHINGTON Armed youths m US schools are becoming more common, bolder and younger, and classrooms are getting caughtAFP; File - 530 words
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236 1994-02-13 9 PHOENIX (Arizona) A teenager convicted of the execution-style killing of six monks and three others m a Thai Buddhist temple outside this city m 1991 has been sentenced to life m prison. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge GregoryReuter; AFP; AP - 236 words
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500 1994-02-13 10 Embassy duo allegedly involved m drug ring linked to mystery death INDONESIAN legislators criticised the government yesterday for permitting the departure without trial of two US diplomatic officials allegedly involved m an international drug syndicate. It was believed that the syndicate might500 words
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Article, Illustration378 1994-02-13 10 Greenpeace urges US and Germany to take back unwanted hazardous garbage JAKARTA The Greenpeace environmental organisation, m its campaign against toxic trade with the Asian region, has urged the United States and Germany to remove thousands of tonnes of hazardous plastic waste from Indonesia. "GreenpeaceAFP; UPI; Reuter - 378 words
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311 1994-02-13 10 BEIJING China protested formally to Indonesia and the Philippines yesterday about Taiwan President Lee Tenghui's "holiday" visits to the two countries, said the official Xinhua news agency. "The Chinese Foreign Ministry today lodged a protest with the Indonesian and PhilippineAFP; Reuter - 311 words
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Article, Illustration150 1994-02-13 10 BANGKOK Farmers from Thailand's arid northeastern region had ended a week-long protest and march on the capital after the government agreed to most of their demands, newspapers reported yesterday. The Bangkok Post said eight hours of talks over three days ended lateReuter; The Nation - 150 words
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126 1994-02-13 10 JAKARTA A writer has filed a lawsuit against President Suharto for banning a book which tries to link the latter with the failed 1965 communist coup attempt. Writer Wimanjaya Liotohe demanded 100 trillion rupiah (Ss7s billion) m compensation from Mr Suharto and AttorneyGeneral Singgih,126 words
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Article76 1994-02-13 10 JAKARTA Indonesian police yesterday released the chairman of an independent trade union. Mr Edward Marpaung, a leader of the Sejahtera (Prosperity) Indonesian Trade Union (SBSI), said Mr Muchtar Pakpahan left for Jakarta yesterday from central Java, where he spent three days m detention. Central Java's SemarangUPI - 76 words
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Article80 1994-02-13 10 MANILA Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti's concert here has been sold out despite a controversy over high-priced tickets said to be as much as the Philippine President's monthly salary. The concert, scheduled for next month, triggered off a controversy after Senator Bias Ople criticised it as ostentatiousAFP - 80 words
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MALAYSIA
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363 1994-02-13 11 THE Johor state government is expected to approve a proposal by a local company for a MJ2.5 billion (Ssl.4 billion) project to build up to 100,000 low-cost houses m the state. The New Straits Times yesterday quoted Mentri Besar363 words
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Article, Illustration48 1994-02-13 11 picture. These toilets at Tanjung Malim are a welcome sight for travellers on the North-South Highway. Nineteen such rest-and-service areas will be set up along the 890-km highway. Each has a surau (prayer house), food stalls, toilets, telephone booths, a playground, petrol kiosks and parking bays. NSTNST - 48 words
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468 1994-02-13 11 Malaysia wants Japan to pay more for LNG supplies According to a Bloomberg Business News report, Malaysia's rationale is that if Japan is unwilling to pay, then perhaps China, Thailand or India will. RATIONALE MALAYSIA, m the first hand of a high-stakes poker game, is telling its best customer, the468 words
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318 1994-02-13 11 Sabah elections THE National Front (NF) yesterday fulfilled its pledge to develop primary and secondary schools m Sabah when the federal government gave nearly Ms 2 million (SSI 1 million) m grants to 30 schools. Bernama reported that Deputy Education Minis- ter318 words
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Article, Illustration140 1994-02-13 11 KOTA KINABALU Deputy Prime Minister and Umno deputy president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has said that a person convicted of corruption is corrupt and there Is no such thing as a "technical conviction for corrupParti Bersatu Sabah president Datuk Joseph Pairin Kitingan hadNST - 140 words
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104 1994-02-13 11 KOTA BARU Kelantan Umno would contest the by-election m the Lundang state seat, Kelantan Umno deputy liaison chief Senator Datuk Annuar Musa said yesterday. He said the party would go all out to capture the seat. "I believe the by-election will provide a goodBernama - 104 words
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144 1994-02-13 11 PENANG Chief Minister Dr Koh Tsu Koon has said he was shocked and concerned by the action of the Kota Baru Municipal Council m preventing the Chinese community from holding a dinner to celebrate the Lunar New Year. "Instead of preventingNST - 144 words
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Article58 1994-02-13 11 KUALA LUMPUR Eleven famillies lost their homes and source of income when their shophouses m Jalan Tenteram, Cheras, near here were destroyed by fire early yesterday. Most of the shops dealt m food. According to an official, the fire spread very fast because of explosionsBernama - 58 words
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Article, Illustration634 1994-02-13 12 Dominic Nathan - Wetland nature park faces damage from humans Dominic Nathan By ABOUT 20,000 visitors converged on Singapore's first wetland nature park at Sungei Buloh m its first month. But, with this highly successful start the park opened m December has come problems. It is now trying to cope with littering, vandalism634 words
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118 1994-02-13 12 THE feathered residents of Singapore's largest bird sanctuary at Sungei Buloh are getting new neighbours: 3,000 crocodiles. While some people might worry that siting a crocodile farm close to a nature park filled with free-rang-ing exotic and endangered wildlife is presenting the118 words
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Article, Illustration451 1994-02-13 12 National Museum raises fees to hold more shows MUSEUMS NEW FEES Adults: $2, up from $1 Children aged six to 16: $1, up from 50 cents Senior citizens: $1, up from 80 cents THE National Museum has raised its admission fees. Adults will now pay $2 instead of $1, while451 words
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Article, Illustration848 1994-02-13 13 Wong Ec Ling - Wong Ec Ling On S'porean couples who adopt children from China Reports by 'We can check up on the family background through other relatives and make sure it is not a problematic child. This way, we can also ensure that the parents are848 words
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499 1994-02-13 13 MERE introduction of a prospective buyer to a seller is not a good enough reason for a real estate agent to be entitled to a commission, the High Court has ruled. The ruling was made when the court rejected an estate agent's claim499 words
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302 1994-02-13 13 BEIJING has suspended child adoption because of a serious problem that comes with it: child racketeering. With foreign adoptions on the rise m China, child racketeering, with the resultant child abuse, has become a lucrative business, especially m the coastal regions of Fujian,302 words
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142 1994-02-13 13 TEN or more men armed with crash helmets attacked 10 other men who had stepped out of a karaoke lounge at 2.15 am yesterday. Police said that the attackers left after the fight, which took place on the ground floor of Sultan142 words
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Article322 1994-02-13 13 SINGAPORE couples are finding it difficult using official channels to adopt babies m China because some Singapore parents have rejected babies after the Chinese authorities have agreed to the adoption. From Beijing's standpoint, these babies have "emigrated" and are no longer Chinese citizens. But Singapore parents feel322 words
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Article, Illustration492 1994-02-13 14 ENV finds no repeat offenders among those who performed CWOs THE Corrective Work Order has been found to be an effective penalty against litterbugs and it has achieved its deterrent effect, the Environment Ministry has said. The ministry made this announcement following a review of492 words
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Article, Illustration129 1994-02-13 14 THE Econ Minimart chain has put out a new series of phonecards, which feature various trades during Singapore's early days. The eight phonecards m the series feature sketches of a tongkang worker unloading merchandise from boats along the Singapore River, rubber tappers and a samsui129 words
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Article100 1994-02-13 14 A DETECTIVE died when his car crashed into a tree at about 1.15 am yesterday. Detective Corporal Tay Kok Thong, 32, from the Central Police Division, was driving his car along Orchard Boulevard when he lost control of the vehicle just after the junction with Tomlinson100 words
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Article, Illustration134 1994-02-13 14 CRUISE operators of a luxury liner plying the region are hoping that the tradition of giving hongbao during the Lunar New Year will extend to helping the less fortunate as well. Donation boxes will be placed m the Starlight Dining Room of the 900-passenger luxury cruise ship,134 words
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Article159 1994-02-13 14 TWO men were each given three weeks* jail by a district court yesterday on two separate killer litter charges. In the first case, Sim Chin Lee, 28, a general worker, admitted throwing an empty bottle and a glass down from his ninth-level Geylang Bahru flat on Feb159 words
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Article177 1994-02-13 14 TWO men, who stole a car from a carpark m Ghim Moh Road one night to go on a joy ride, were jailed for two years and 18 months respectively by a district court yesterday. The court heard that Tiang Chang Yen, 24, and Teo177 words
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Article, Illustration443 1994-02-13 17 Ray Dhaliwal - Biggest rough diamond to be put on show here Ray Dhaliwal By THE largest rough uncut diamond m the world, all of 620 carats, will be brought to Singapore for its first display m Asia, m July. The Sefadu, as the stone is called, will be exhibited m the first443 words
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363 1994-02-13 17 MOST major shopping centres and stores m the Orchard Road belt have confirmed that they will take part m the Great Singapore Sale, from July 17 to Aug 14 this year. The stores will offer discounts of up to 70 per363 words
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278 1994-02-13 17 FOR the past three years Madam Tang Hai, 80, and about 300 other needy elderly people have been treated to a Lunar New Year lunch at a restaurant by an insurance company. But this year, she and some others got to278 words
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Obituary, Illustration287 1994-02-13 18 UM KIM KONG Departed peacefully on 12.2.94. leaving behind MMteOoh Hock Toh Son: Lim Pent; Soon David .Daughter: Lnn Pheng Kheang Grandson: Lim Yong Seng Daryl 1 Grand Daughters: Gee Ching Susan Lim Kui San Mathilda Lim Mci Ching Cheryl Lim Shan San Beryl Son-in-law: Choc Chun Kheng287 words
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Obituary, Illustration175 1994-02-13 18 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE THAM KOK SENG Departed 9th February 1994 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all relatives, friends and colleagues for their condolences, donations, assistance and attendance during their recent bereavement. The Family Of The Late M P MOHAMED IBRAHIM Managing Director175 words
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Obituary, Illustration62 1994-02-13 18 IN MEMORIAM IN FOND MEMORY OF HERBERT LAU GEOK LAM, FOUNDER/DIRECTOR OF DEAF AID EMPORIUM PTE. LTD. (ESTD. 1949) WHO LEFT US ON 13th FEB. 1967. REMEMBERED BY LOVING WIFE (DEC'D), SONS AND DAUGHTERS, SONS-IN-LAW, DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW .AND GRAND-CHILDREN. In Loving Memory Of LEE SUN YEW Departed 13th62 words
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Obituary, Illustration45 1994-02-13 18 In Loving Memory of LOW GEOK KHOON Departed: 13/02/90 His portrait In Its silver frame. The ravages of time may dim. But In our hearts he's still the same. We hold bright memories of him Always remembered by lamiiy and loved ones.45 words
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Obituary, Illustration215 1994-02-13 18 With Deepest Sympathies To The Family Of Th< Vice Chairman Of Victoria Advisory Committee Mr. Ong Teong Pin On The Demise Of His Late Mother Mdm. Chua Teck Choon From: The Chairman Members of The Victoria Executive Committee, Victoria Advisory Committee, Principals, Teachers Pupils Of Victoria School A215 words
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Obituary, Illustration52 1994-02-13 18 IN LOVING MEMORY OF NG CHANG YUE Departed 13th February 1992 Two years have passed but you still live within our hearts. Forever loved and remembered. Sadly missed and cherished by wile, children and grandchildren In Loving Memory of TAY TIAN SONG Departed 13th Feb. '91 From52 words
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Article, Illustration347 1994-02-13 19 Malcolm Bastians - Malcolm Bastians XL RACING By ON A showcase new track at Sungai Besi yesterday, homebased trainer Don Baertschiger made the Year of the Dog a memorable one for himself, saddling a double from three entries. It would have been a perfect score had Mesti Rajah, who347 words
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1259 1994-02-13 19 RACE 1 CLASS 3 DIV 5 1,200 m 7 BLUE KNKHT 56 c 54 5 (388) Sharrol (4) 6 4 1 8 PRWCE LUCKY 56 (24 7) Asogan (1) 2 2 2 2 MESTI RAJAH 59 5(8 7) Sahab (2) 3 3 3 Others m1,259 words
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Article1066 1994-02-13 19 giffijjj Claaa 3 Ply 10 1,200 m (Sg g^^j| Ratines 68-52 Stakes $26,000 1 Biscay Joy 8 (3nzg B Ng Owner) (one run) Ao- Yeung 60.5 2 *****0 Supreme Commander 4 (sag Ong- Supreme) 1200 m) Samsuri 60.5 3 Sharp Strike 9 (3nzg Goh Sharp1,066 words
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Article1872 1994-02-13 19 9 4867 Happy 14 (6nzh Thwaites Pearson Mdm Yap) (1600 m) 'Woodworth 51.5 10 611 Mesmerize 1 (sag Baertschiger MR Management) i 1200m 'Sharrol 51 11 -7-09- Supreme Ruler 11 (4ah Ong Supreme) (1200 m) Danis 50 5 12 ***** 1 Family Pride 8 7ag Ismail-Golden Star1,872 words
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Article, Illustration796 1994-02-13 19 RACE 1: Zainal replaced apprentice Sam on King Leopard when the latter was certified unwell Here We Tome and Special Change were slow to begin. Approaching the turn at the SOOm. Here We Come had to be eased to avoid Kalessin (Kway). Kway was shown the tape of796 words
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Article339 1994-02-13 19 BASKETBALL NBA All-Stars Game MINNEAPOLIS Magic, Larry and Michael have retired. Sir Charles is hurt. Yet somehow, the National Basketball Association is bigger than ever. Eleven of the 24 players and one of the two coaches m yesterday's scheduled NBA All-Stars Game will be appearingAP - 339 words
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Advertisement27 1994-02-13 19 HORSE RACING TIPS RESULTS A quick look at the horses Call 24 hours a day for results experts' tips on coming races. Cost: 50 cents per minute27 words
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Article187 1994-02-13 20 A SPECIAL promotion offer means that it is now almost half as cheap to join Palm Resort Golf and Country Club. PRGCC, near Johor's Senai Airport, launched recently its new Individual Membership category. The offer, valid until the end of this month, is pegged at M187 words
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Article, Illustration1327 1994-02-13 20 Tay Chona Khoon - Palm Resort boom for the new, bane for the old Tay Chona Khoon TEE TO GREEN 'Unlike the bigger establishments, the small clubs may not have the financial clout to withstand the current slump. This may tempt them to short-term desperate measures like cutting down on course maintenance and other1,327 words
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203 1994-02-13 20 AHMEDABAD (India) India scored its third successive innings victory over Sri Lanka m the final cricket Test yesterday to clinch the three-Test series. Devastating bowling by left-arm spinner Venkatapathy Raju ripped through a nervous Sri Lankan batting order that finally collapsed with the totalAP - 203 words
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Article298 1994-02-13 20 TENNIS AMAGASAKI (Japan) Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere breezed past Mana Endo m the semi-finals to move to within a match of ending her professional career on a high note at the US$l5O,OOO ($240,000) Asia Open women's tennis tournament here yesterday. Determined to retire on a winning note, theAFP; Reuter - 298 words
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Article200 1994-02-13 20 GOLF TURTLE POINT (Australia) Veteran David Graham produced some of his old magic on a golf course he helped design to take the lead on the first day of the Australian Skins game yesterday. Graham, who entered the event at just 18 hours' notice, birdied theAP - 200 words
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Article964 1994-02-13 20 ATHLETICS 1 1| Cattrnatlonal ladoor meet la Madrid, men's llm: 1 Bruni Surin (Can) 6.sosec 2 Leroy Burrell (US) tS3 3 Andre Cason (US) 6.58. Mm ■rdlec 1 Greg Foster (US) 7.58 2 Mark McCoy (Can) 7.60 S Arthur Wake (US) 7.62 IMm: 1 Samuel MMete (Zam)964 words
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Article334 1994-02-13 20 Lee Yulin - Lee Yulin EQUESTRIANISM By SINGAPORE'S top showjumper Peter Abisheganaden stamped his class on the first day of the Samsung International Showjumping competition at the Bukit Timah Saddle Club yesterday. The 33-year-old posted two clear rounds and the day's fastest time of 66.45 ec on Mr334 words
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Article, Illustration29 1994-02-13 20 picture. England captain Michael Atherton ducks to avoid a bouncer off Barbados fast bowler Vasper Drakes at Kensington Oval on Friday. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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167 1994-02-13 20 CRICKET BRIDGETOWN (Barbados) England, kept on the field longer than it should have by inept catching, allowed Barbados to reach 348, its highest score of the season, on the second day of their four-day cricket match here on Friday. Led by captain Mike Atherton'sAP - 167 words
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206 1994-02-13 20 AUCKLAND Pakistan, steadied by an exuberant 78 from opener Aamir Sohail, beat New Zealand by five wickets m the First of three Test cricket matches here yesterday. Sohail was the top scorer m a lowscoring game that ended after just 2hr 30minReuter - 206 words
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Article, Illustration150 1994-02-13 20 COREY Pavin (right) produced what he described as perhaps the best round of his golf career m posting a sev-en-under-par 64 m cold and windy conditions to take the lead at the Los Angeles Open on Friday. His splendid second-round tour of Riviera Country Club put150 words
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Article147 1994-02-13 20 MADRID Canadian Bruny Surin, the world indoor champion, beat Americans Leroy Burrell and Andre Cason to win the 60 metre m 6.sosec m the Cagigal Memorial track meet on Friday. The Haitian-born Surin, who has won four of his first six races over the distance this season,147 words
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Article, Illustration122 1994-02-13 20 MAGDALENA Maleeva of Bulgaria spoiled top-seed Martina Navratilova's quest for a 13th Virginia Slims of Chicago title, posting a 6-4, 6-3 upset victory m the quarterfinals on Friday. Navratilova, 37, (right) who is making her farewell tour this year, received an emotional standing ovation from the122 words
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285 1994-02-13 21 good football with them m the past and I expect this game to be the same. "United has lost at Chelsea and Stoke this season, so though it doesn't lose many games, it is not infallible. What we have to remember is that there's one285 words
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Article, Illustration398 1994-02-13 21 Pele on Maradona 'He was a good player. But he doesn't shoot well with his right foot, nor does he head well. Bobby Charlton was better than him, Rivelino, Zico as well.' Pele (left) RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil's greatest-ever soccer player PeleReuter - 398 words
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Article459 1994-02-13 21 He hopes to get coaching job after World Cup Finals BUENOS AIRES Diego Maradona, sacked by his club last week and at war with the Argentine press, still has his sights set on a fourth World Cup and then wants to become assistant national teamReuter - 459 words
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Article, Illustration46 1994-02-13 21 'We're playing the best team m the country, but we're not afraid of it. We've had some great tussles full of goals and good football with them m the past and I expect this game to be the same.' Wednesday manager Trevor Francis (above).46 words
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Article, Illustration59 1994-02-13 21 Warming up for the long run downhill picture. French flair: Luc Alphand of France displays the form that put him ahead of the pack during Friday's training run m the Men's Downhill course m Kvitfjell, Norway. The Frenchman, preparing for the Winter Olympics which started m LillehammerReuter - 59 words
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209 1994-02-13 21 ENGLISH LEAGUE LONDON Third-placed Arsenal vowed to recover quickly from its midweek Cup upset against First Division Bolton today at Premier League soccer match Norwich. "We've had major setbacks before and bounced back m style," said Arsenal manager George Graham. "I can recall when insideAFP - 209 words
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Article, Illustration244 1994-02-13 21 Thomas Koh - Thomas Koh By PHUA SHU VAN is widely tipped to be the next Joscelin Yeo m the making. The 11--year-old swimmer splashed her way into contention for December's Coca-Cola/Sun- day Times Sports Stars Award with a record-break-ing performance at the Tricountry invitation clubs age-group244 words
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80 1994-02-13 21 England midtieid general Paul Ince is set to sign a new six-year deal with runawayPremiership leader Manchester United worth about £2,8 million ($6.72 million). The 26-year-old, who still has about 18 months to go on his current contract, has been holding out for80 words
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Article48 1994-02-13 21 Manager Tele Santana nfcid that he approves effort^Qo bring midfielder Rai bark from France to Brazil, tfle Folha de Sao Paulo daily reported on Friday. "Sao Paulo misses Rai on and off the field," said San tana. "'He's an excellent litter, and a true leader."48 words
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Article60 1994-02-13 21 Lazio playmaker Paul Gascoigne will this weekend .attempt to show new England coach Terry Vena bles that his the player around wtofn Venables should build ms side. Venables will witness Gefccoigne's return from suspension against Cagliari m Ncas« today, when the midfielder will be seeking to60 words
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Article58 1994-02-13 21 Jens Nowotny scored the**vWnner m Karlsruhe's 2-1 victory away to Borussia MoentTO+i gladbach as the German First Division soccer resumed tin Friday after a two-nfl?|iJh winter break. Eighth-placed Karls^ifKe. 0-1 down at half-time to Christian Hochstaetters 30th < i[«Jhute goal, equalised through Rainer Krieg just after' the58 words
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Article54 1994-02-13 21 Antonio Martin, a rising star of Spanish cycling, was h**le<! m an accident on Fujta* while training near his Bomr at Torrelaguna, outside 4 -Wa ili ni. police said. Martin, 23, who this season signed for the Banesto ttbm led by Miguel Ind main. involved m a54 words
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Article61 1994-02-13 21 Veteran driver Neil Borrfittt was killed on Friday w)ipn his car crashed into a waH at Daytona International Speedway. He was 47. Bonnett lost control of (lis Chevrolet Lumina during a practice run and hit the wall, collapsing the entire frofcitrof the car. Bonnett appeared to61 words
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Article, Illustration557 1994-02-13 22 Joe Dorai - Joe Dorai Singapore passes first test with 3-1 victory SOCCER By i will not win the Malaysia Cup for Singapore. I will only lay the foundation for you. Maybe m three years' time Singapore will win the Cup.' Coach Worden IT WAS a great start, claimedJERRY SEH - 557 words
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Article425 1994-02-13 22 $5,000 FAS compensation PREMIER League champion Geylang International and Tyrwhitt Soccerites are unhappy about the $5,000 compensation from the Football Association of Singapore for the transfer of their big-money players to the national squad. The two clubs have appealed for more money on the grounds that425 words
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Article113 1994-02-13 22 Uzbekistan's soccer captain Abdulraimov Asaimat is tipped to be Pahang's third foreign player for the Malaysian Premier LwgM this year. He is expected to edge out two other contenders ex-Australian national player Scott Ollenrenshaw and Bulgarian Mario Dashnev for the third foreign-player slot. Said a Pahang113 words
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Article76 1994-02-13 22 A local-born Australian professional will replace Zainal Abidin Hassan who declined to play for Terengganu m the Premier League. Twenty-year-old Wee Lynn Kirk had played previously for the state's Combined Schools' team. He would be tested m a friendly match against a South Korean club76 words
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Article70 1994-02-13 22 Czech striker Jan Janonivich has earned himself a two-year deal with double champion Kedah with some impressive performances during a recent tour of Bangkok. Kedah coach Robert Alberts, who was pleased with what he saw of Janonivich, confirmed yesterday that the Brno FC player was70 words
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Article112 1994-02-13 22 The Malaysian Amateur Boxing Federation has acquired the services of two Russian coaches, Mikhail Rushanskiy and Piotr Gumennikov, to prepare the national team for the 1998 Commonwealth Games. They arrived m Kuala Lumpur last night. Six other Russian coaches would also be working with the NationalBernama - 112 words
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Article85 1994-02-13 22 RADIO AND TELEVISION MALAYSIA and TV 3 will, between them, telecast all 52 matches of the World Cup soccer tournament m the United States from June 17 to July 17, The New Straits Times reported. Germany and Bolivia kick off the tournament on June 17. TheBernama - 85 words
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254 1994-02-13 22 ATHLETICS KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian long-distance runner M. Ramachandran's outburst against Johor sports officials has landed him m hot soup. He has been asked to appear before the Johor Amateur Athletics Association disciplinary board. Ramachandran, one of Malaysia's medal prospects m the Asian Games this254 words
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Article, Illustration355 1994-02-13 22 CRICKET TWO of the world's all-time greatest cricketers lan Botham and Viv Richards will give a talk show at the ANA Hotel m Singapore on Friday (7pm). Highlights of the evening include a video presentation of the duo's colourful careers and a355 words
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Article51 1994-02-13 22 HEAVY rain ruined Singapore's opening match against Canada m the International Cricket Conference Trophy tournament m Nairobi, Kenya yesterday. The organisers have decid- ed to re-schedule the match for today. Twenty teams are taking part m the competition from which three nations qualify for the World51 words
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Article216 1994-02-13 22 SNOOKER LONDON Scotland's Alan McManus maintained his remarkable consistency m major snooker tournaments here on Friday night by reaching the semi-finals of the Benson and Hedges Masters. The 23-year-old, a finalist six times and a semi-finalist on another 11 occasions, clinched his place m the last fourAFP - 216 words
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Article67 1994-02-13 22 Britain's Colin Jackson set a world indoor record for the 60 metres hurdles when he clocked 7.355 ec m an athletic meet between Britain and the United States at Kelvin Hall m Glasgow yesterday. Jackson, the world outdoor champion and world recordholder over 110 m hurdles,67 words
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Article75 1994-02-13 22 Thailand B edged defending champion China 2-1 after a goalless draw at half time m the opening Group B match m the 25th King's Cup soccer tournament m Bangkok yesterday. Suchin Panprapas scored both goals for the host m the 54th and 62nd minutes respectively.75 words
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Article74 1994-02-13 22 Australian batsmen hit early tour form on the first day of their four-day cricket match against Northern Transvaal at the Centurion Park m Johannesburg yesterday. Opener Michael Slater, Matthew Hay den and Dean Jones hit half centuries to cap an impressive rain-shortened first day for74 words
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Article54 1994-02-13 22 Finland, with solid goal-keeping by .Tarmo Myllys, gave the Winter Olympics m Lillehammer, Norway, a rousing start by upsetting an established hockey powerhouse m the first competition of the Games yesterday. The Finns defeated the Czech Republic 3-1 m a game that ended about two hours54 words
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Article47 1994-02-13 22 Italian Mario Cipollini grabbed a hotly-contested sprint to win the sixth stage of the Mediterranean Tour cycling race m Hyeres, France, yesterday. He edged out Belgian Wilfried N^ilesen and Italy's Giovanni Lombardi. Italian Fabio Baldato, who came m fourth, retained the yellow jersey.47 words
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Article71 1994-02-13 22 More than 100 people made history yesterday with a charity walk through the new Channel tunnel, the first people to travel on foot between England and France since the last Ice Age. Showbusiness and sports personalities were among the mostly British sponsored walkers, with some admitting71 words
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Miscellaneous14 1994-02-13 22 1 TODAY'S EVENT I SHOOTING: Qualifying Skeet and Trap Event (Singapore Gun Club 9am).14 words
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Article, Illustration2454 1994-02-13 1 LOOKIN G F O R T ROUB L E Will the clash of civilisations thesis become a self-fulfilling prophecy? In the search for potential world conflicts, the clash of civilisations is still the most talked-about theory. But drawing battle lines now would make enemies where none existed.Reuter; Noli C galang - 2,454 words
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255 1994-02-13 2 The Sunday Times Competition holds the key THE Government decided recently to examine the idea of introducing a "bus-plus" service, which can help to make the road transport system more responsive to the needs of commuters. Mini-buses can offer an alternative service on routes where there may not be enough255 words
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Article86 1994-02-13 2 On this day TODAY is not only the 13th of February according to the Christian calendar. It is also the last day of the Chinese 13th month. Next year will only contain the conventional 12, but three years hence, the difference between the Chinese lunar month and86 words
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Article, Illustration1082 1994-02-13 2 [ Tan Sai Siong - Tan Sai Siong ARE employees who own shares of the company which employs them an invention of today's capitalist society? Or is it, m fact, a case of old wine m new bottles? I mused on this when I read reports1,082 words
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928 1994-02-13 2 I Zuraidah Ibrahim - I Zuraidah Ibrahim THE vast majority of Singaporeans probably neither noticed nor cared that a new book on ethnic relations was launched last week. Yet the three major ethnic policies discussed m the book, published by the Institute of Policy Studies,928 words
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Article, Illustration1263 1994-02-13 3 Soft-spoken US Deputy Defence Secretary William Perry hesitated publicly before accepting promotion to the top spot. Does he have the stomach for the job? RAVI VELOO reports. 7 did not want to drive my family into my decision without their support, and soAFP - 1,263 words
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Article, Illustration1599 1994-02-13 4 Louis Beckerling - Louis Beckerling Serious Money THE change m the investment climate since the new year got under way has sharply narrowed one window of opportunity favoured by investors on the Singapore share market last year, namely warrants, or Transferable Subscription Rights (TSRs). Warrant trades were1,599 words
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Article722 1994-02-13 4 TRADE m the warrants of Causeway Investment Ltd, which lead the list of pricegainers for the year to date, captures the casino mentality which has driven many punters on the Singapore share market. As of Feb 7, Causeway Investment Ltd warrants 1994 (due to expire on722 words
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Article236 1994-02-13 4 Warrants Exercise j Warrant i Share Premium Gearing price price price (discount) i Amcol9B 1 3.46 4.48 (0.45) 1.29 CityDv9B 3 4.18 7.1 1.13 1.70 CPoint97 1.76 3.72 5.75 (4.70) 1.55 J3BSLA_ 3.1 1.4 4.42 1.81 3 16 DBSLR 3.5 1.1 4.42 407 4.02 EML96 02 0.645236 words
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Article362 1994-02-13 4 NOVICE investors have been advised by Mr Norval Loftus. senior analyst with Thomson Financial Services m Singapore, to regard warrants with extreme caution m the present market circumstances. A sharply lower demand for warrants m line with the bearish mood on the market, he says, has362 words
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Article696 1994-02-13 4 Alison Tan - Alison Tan You Your Consultant RISING health-care costs are a worldwide concern and m Singapore, as elsewhere, they have come under the spotlight. In the United States, healthcare costs have risen dramatically as the population profile ages. The cost of health care for US696 words
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Article, Illustration27 1994-02-13 5 'Politicians use nationalism, religion and ideology as clarion calls, but events are still determined by paramount economic interests. Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto27 words
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Article38 1994-02-13 5 'Differences between civilisations will become more important as the world gets smaller. Conflicts between civilisations will be more frequent, more sustained and more violent than conflicts between groups m the same civilisation. Professor Samuel Huntington38 words
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Article, Illustration41 1994-02-13 5 'Far from seeing a world that is divided by differences m culture and civilisation, I see a world that is increasingly being globalised and integrated, based upon mutuality of interests, based upon economic complementarity Singapore's Ambassador-ai-large Tommy Koh41 words
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Article, Illustration1667 1994-02-13 10 With growing economic ties mth China, Malaysia sees a need for its people, both Chinese and non-Chinese, to speak Mandarin. What does this mean for the school system? DA VID CHEW ofthe Foreign Desk examines the issue. While the government wants to promote Mandarin1,667 words
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Advertisement325 1994-02-13 10 RED-HOT STOCKS China is the investment story of the decade so investors r-^^ jaded with Singapore's blue -^^^^"sbbs^^^^ chips should look at what Chinese-controlled companies j^^^^^M^m m~~~~^ m V ihi 9^E»£§!sv ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: i!^i^^— JHI Singapore's aerospace industry rides »~~-«*?^BBr/ out rough weather H^^^ 1994's best currencies to325 words
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Article, Illustration61 1994-02-13 1 Hard Rock goes big in the Region /tard i?oc& Holdings is leading the Singapore leisure industry's expansion into the region by setting up Hard Rock Cafes m Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Jakarta and, most recently, Taipei and Bali. More will follow-, the Singapore-owned franchise tells ONG SOH CHIN, who also visits61 words
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Advertisement416 1994-02-13 1 1 r Hotel buffets Tonya F Furry toy S-t-r-e-t-c-h I j to break fast Harding andj retrieval your J with Muslims girls* sell m j^ *E> Wj invade HDB m wX/ prad The rest ofthe world can eat its heart out. 2\^ W ||1 I a1 3 \J|; In many416 words
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Advertisement292 1994-02-13 1 m/mmw w^Smm wt^M 1 IMC' jfl^fe rhere accommodation options to evenone. Choose from star hotels and f il P^fl X w w or B There are villas and bungalows with private swimining pools or exotic gardens and I H others which will supply a butler or chef to cater for292 words
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Article, Illustration1198 1994-02-13 2 ONG SOH CHIN - ONG SOH CHIN Cover Story Hard Rock Cafe, ni hao ma? JUST as the Singapore Government was recently encouraging entrepreneurs to go regional, Hard Rock Cafes were sprouting up m Jakarta, Bali and Taipei, almost as an immediate response. In truth, Singapore's Hard1,198 words
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Article, Illustration357 1994-02-13 2 TAIPEI THE Taipei Hard Rock Cafe, situated m Minsheng East Road, a stretch known popularly as Taipei's Wall Street, is the largest m Asia. And it promises to be one of the most exciting. Said Mr Colin Syn, executive director of Hard Rock Holdings: "I picked this357 words
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Article245 1994-02-13 2 BALI THE Bali Hard Rock Cafe is a totally different animal. Laidback, relaxed and breezy, and situated m Kuta Beach, its exterior blends m nicely with the surrounding wooden lodges that are typical of the island. About 600 sq m m size, the two-storey structure is similar245 words
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Article, Illustration652 1994-02-13 3 Berbuka buffets are becoming a popular way to break the fast m hotels and restaurants here among Muslims and non-Muslims. TUMINAH SAPAWI reports. RAMADAN, the Muslim fasting month, began yesterday and some hotels and restaurants m Singapore are cashing m by offering the berbuka (breaking652 words
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Article106 1994-02-13 3 DR JAMMAL AHMAD ESSA, a doctor m private practice, advises those who fast all day long not to gorge at buffet table. According to Dr Jammal, eating too much too fast can cause stomach cramps and severe pain. He describes it as "a shock to the106 words
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Article, Illustration489 1994-02-13 3 HO SHEO BE - HO SHEO BE By AT FIRST, they were spotted only m cinema lobbies and amusement parks. But toy-retrieving crane machines have become so popular m Singapore that they are now invading shops m Housing Board estates as well. The machines allow players to workLILEN UY - 489 words
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Article, Illustration1117 1994-02-13 4 Ida Bachtiar - Ida Bachtiar Sunday Plus takes you to Langkawi, Malaysia, today m this series on how Singaporeans can enjoy The Good Life when holidaying m the region. S$ power 'I love Langkawi. It's so relaxing and different from Singapore Tve never seen such sunsets clouds1,117 words
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Article, Illustration28 1994-02-13 4 The tranquillity of rustling fields and sandy beaches makes Langkawi the perfect antidote for Singaporeans like Madam Aminah Ahmad (second from right) and her family28 words
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Article, Illustration1271 1994-02-13 5 LEE SIEW HUA goes on a nature ramble along the railway track and finds a hidden land. ■SCHOOLBOYS looking for a risky playground and dead frogs may sneak down to the railway track but nature ramblers? Surprisingly, wildlife is abundant along rusty rails, asLAU FOOK KONG - 1,271 words
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Article, Illustration829 1994-02-13 6 Tomorrow is Valentine's Day. HANNAH PANDIAN takes a wry look at aphrodisiacs through the ages and SOMEWHERE m a quiet corner of the sixth century BC, the Greek goddess Aphrodite burst out, naked, from the foaming sea and, ever since, has been worshipped as a fertility gc Mess.829 words
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Article, Illustration390 1994-02-13 7 suggests a surefire menu for two. Starter: Marinated salmon Salmon tail end, scaled and filleted l tbsp sea salt 1 tbsp sugar 1 tbsp crushed black peppercorns 1 tbsp brandy 1 tbsp chopped fresh dill390 words
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Article, Illustration699 1994-02-13 7 MAH KAN KENG - MAH KAN KENG EAT OUT WITH the conservation programme m Singapore well under way, homely restaurants converted from old shophouses and warehouses are no longer a novelty. Still, it is hard not to be charmed by J.P. Bastiani Mediterranean Bar and Restaurant, which opened699 words
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Article504 1994-02-13 7 The Les Mizyusheng connection BITES BUY 10 $140 Les Miserables tickets and get a free dish of yusheng plus one complimentary drink (beer or non-alcoholic punch) per person. Theatre-goers will get to toss the yusheng (the ikan parang or salmon variety) at the second-floor foyer of the Kallang Theatre before504 words
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Miscellaneous2935 1994-02-13 9 mmmm^ m m im^^^^ mmmm^ 8.00 A.M. Coming Attractions. JLv^lvACXy »3 A V 7.50 A.M. Programme Summary. fl flfl V 90 Disney Club Singapore t SQO Hello Malaysia fl fl 10.00 Transformers Generation n.OO Aneka Nada M m Wr %^/jM ys faMr^A* *'t *A ;*<- 4.34 Destinasi. m m peace2,935 words
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Article, Illustration692 1994-02-13 10 Twice with Jaws, top, and The Color Purple, above he has received the ultimate snub. His films were nominated but he was not. ■H ROM the rampaging dinosaurs of Jurassic Park to the sugar- coated fantasies of ET, Steven Spielberg has proven himself to bReuter - 692 words
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Article, Illustration265 1994-02-13 10 EMILY SCHINDLER, widow of the hero of Steven Spielberg's Oscar-nomi-nated Schindler's List, wished the movie success and said she was getting a cut of the proceeds. "I'm discussing that with a man from New York," Mrs Schindler, 86, who lives m a tiny, two-roomReuter - 265 words
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Advertisement286 1994-02-13 10 l|OR THE NEW YEAr Makfl^ New Year's resolution! Get Subscribe tO Friday j orga^^^j^he amazing Keny Weekly now and get a L organise^St^k segments like Keny organiser worth calendar^lanWer, today, 5t>22.9U. |L FINANCIiirTpRfIfECTS, NOTES and _.\\\\\\\\\\m \\\\\\\\\\\m list of important tdpphone numbers Afl* "^^(HHfl t^keep voft^ggMß m a fl fl*286 words
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Miscellaneous758 1994-02-13 10 Your stars Aries I Take care and resist all Libra I You are one of the most £^k temptations to be under- insecure signs of the zodimm handed or dishonest this TjLt P art 'culariy where work Mar2i^Ypr2o week This is especially Sep24-Oct22 is concerned. However, true where romance is758 words
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Miscellaneous654 1994-02-13 10 This Week Art Nostalgia By Andre Gelpke. Aspects of contemporary photography by the German artist. 9 am to 6 pm (Mondays to Fridays); noon to 6 pm (Saturdays); closed on Sundays. Tomorrow till March 16. Goethe-Institut Art Gallery. Singapore Shopping Centre, 190, Clemenceau Avenue, #06-01. Free. Catching The Light By654 words
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Article, Illustration790 1994-02-13 11 AMERICA is revelling m a Bad Girl binge. A country that regularly wins more Nobel Prizes than other seems to be discovering une Bad Girl after another to titillate the tabloids and talk shows Madonna, Sharon Stone, Lorena Bobbin, Amy Fisher, Heidi Fleiss andReuter - 790 words
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Advertisement103 1994-02-13 11 Today at 1.30pm 7.30pm v "A KNOCKOUT! The audience wept and gave a standing ovation to a stellar cast that ripped the Kallang Theater apart with the most joyful noises ever to be emitted from its solemn halls. There is no way you can fault Les Miserables it's got everything103 words
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