The Straits Times, 9 August 1994
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Title Section14 1994-08-09 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1994 50 CENTS MITA (P) 045/12/9314 words
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Article, Illustration562 1994-08-09 1 CALLIGRAPHER Pan Shou and Civil Service Head Dr Andrew Chew topped the National Day honours list with a Meritorious Service Medal each, the highest award given this year. Mr Pan, 83, who is also a scholar and poet, said yesterday562 words
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Article23 1994-08-09 1 There is no publication of The New Paper today. However, Business Times and Berita Harian are available as usual.23 words
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Article52 1994-08-09 1 BECAUSE of tonight's coverage of the National Day Parade, which will be held at night for the first time and end later than usual, printing of The Straits Times will be delayed. As a result, delivery of some newspapers will be held up. We apologise for52 words
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Article, Illustration483 1994-08-09 1 Dominic Nathan - Dominic Nathan By SMOKERS could find themselves being banned from smoking in all public places, including carparks and Housing Board void decks, if a new Bill tabled in Parliament last month is passed. The Smoking (Prohibition in Certain Places) (Amendment) Bill will483 words
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Article, Illustration708 1994-08-09 1 All sectors are expanding, says PM Goh Full-year projection revised upwards to 9-10 Another 10-15 leaders needed to take charge 'We need another 10-15 in the next few years, men and women who can think and work beyond themselves and their immediate families, or708 words
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Article78 1994-08-09 1 as many modern women are erroneously led to believe, doing the cooking, bringing a man his cup of coffee and the newspaper are not acts of subservience. They should be viewed as acts of service and affection which help make family life more pleasant.' A78 words
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Article64 1994-08-09 1 Second quarter results tomorrow THE results of the Second Quarter Economic Survey will be released tomorrow at 8 am, the Ministry of Trade and Industry said yesterday. The survey reports the performance of the Singapore economy, including sectoral performance, sources of growth, inflation, employment and productivity over the April-June period.64 words
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Advertisement33 1994-08-09 1 How do Singaporeans fl live. love, play 7 M What are their dreams. their obsessions? What really makes them happy 7 In the 70 page Straits Times I National Day Supplement today H33 words
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NEWS FOCUS
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385 1994-08-09 2 MORE than $1 million in cash and valuables belonging to drug suspects is set to be seized by the courts soon under a new law which came into effect last November. Home Affairs Minister Wong Kan Seng disclosed this yesterday at his385 words
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113 1994-08-09 2 SEOUL The use of wooden toothpicks will be banned at all eateries across the nation, government officials said yesterday. The ban is part of an effort to increase the use of food leftovers as animal feed. Animals have been injured, and sometimes killed, by swallowingAP - 113 words
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Article, Illustration91 1994-08-09 2 Standstill traffic during a typical noon-day snarl K World Trade Centre in Bangkok forces drivers to sit and wait in > as elephant keepers with a mother and her baby elephant a tricky crossing at this main shopping street. The itinerant elephants are brought in by theirTan Suan Ann - 91 words
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175 1994-08-09 2 SHANGHAI The founder of Chinese modern painting Liu Haisu died here on Sunday at the age of 98. He died from a heart attack at Huadong Hospital where he was admitted in May. Known for his many paintings of Mount Huangshan (Yellow Mountain) inXinhua; AFP - 175 words
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69 1994-08-09 2 TOKYO Private universities in Japan will make it easier to take entrance exams from next year, in the hopes of surviving a future with a reduced teenaged population. Surugadai University and Tokyo Engineering University will allow reference materials in theAsahi; AFP - 69 words
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Article254 1994-08-09 2 IN YESTERDAY'S report. NTUC plans Changi Village resort, we quoted a member of the Changi Village Merchants' Association as asking the Government to speed up the sale-ofshops programme in Changi Village. This is incorrect. What association secretary Chang Lay Ming asked was for the Government254 words
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352 1994-08-09 3 Results of HK surveys But high cost of housing has emerged as the main concern HONGKONG Anxiety over Uje territory's reversion to €hina in 1997 has declined, according to two surveys. A government poll released yesterday said the high cost of housing352 words
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386 1994-08-09 3 HONGKONG Hongkong children have no faith in their parents when they are in trouble, preferring to seek out their peers instead, a government survey has shown. According to the survey carried out by the Commission on Youth, a governmentappointed body, only386 words
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204 1994-08-09 3 TAIPEI Taiwan will launch a sophisticated new air defence network this month to link the island's radar systems and its new Hawkeye E-2T early warning command and control aircraft, the China Times newspaper said yesterday. The air force started to develop the TaiwanReuter - 204 words
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Article, Illustration349 1994-08-09 3 ST ANDREW'S Junior College (SAJC) looked like a set for a period film yesterday. Cheongsums, samfus, sarongs, together with ball gowns and top hats were seen everywhere as students and staff celebrated National Day. Everyone had been told to beg, borrow or rentSIMON THONG - 349 words
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237 1994-08-09 3 LOS ANGELES The Nugenl twins, Ray and Jay, bear a strong enough resemblance to have confounded police four times. The most recent time came in June last year, when Ray spent 13 days in jail because authorities mistook him forAP - 237 words
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WORLD
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544 1994-08-09 4 But Washington sees 'the basis for future progress' in drawn-out negotiations DAMASCUS Secretary of State Warren Christopher indicated after his longest meeting yet with President Hafez al-Assad that there was still no breakthrough in the indirect peace talks between Israel and Syria. But MrNYT; Reuter; LA Times; AP - 544 words
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Article, Illustration632 1994-08-09 4 *We are sitting on an old minefield This is what divided Israel and Jordan for decades. This is the field in which death and destruction were sown. We are sitting all of us, Israelis and Jordanians, before the future/ IsraeliReuter; AP - 632 words
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230 1994-08-09 4 Crime writer was a teenage killer AUCKLAND The revelation that a best-selling crime writer was one of two teenage girls convicted of murdering one of their mothers in 1954 was creating headlines again on Sunday for one of New Zealand's more sensational murders. The London Daily Telegraph reported on SaturdayAFP - 230 words
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Article, Illustration416 1994-08-09 5 BELFAST Northern Ireland's Protestant community expressed revulsion yesterday over the violent killing of a pregnant Roman Catholic mother of five by guerilla extremists. Mrs Kathleen O'Hagan, 38. and seven months pregnant, was gunned down in her bedroom early on Sunday. Her five children,Reuter; AFP - 416 words
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539 1994-08-09 5 Many question whether it can live up to its promise of a slimmer, more versatile military lls the reduced force structure called for in the plan sufficient to fight two major regional conflicts nearly simultaneously? 2 Is the US$l.2 trillion (Ssl.B trillion) the administrationWashington Post - 539 words
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Article, Illustration473 1994-08-09 5 SARAJEVO The commander of United Nations troops in Bosnia proposed yesterday that a demilitarised zone be set up around Sarajevo. Lieutenant-General Sir Michael Rose hoped to discuss the proposal with the commander of the Bosnian Serb forces, General Ratko Mladic, a UN spokesmanReuter - 473 words
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180 1994-08-09 5 NEW DELHI The Indian government has ordered 10 foreign airlines that sell tickets in India but do not operate flights, to close their offices within three months, according to a newspaper report yesterday. The 10 include TWA and United Airlines. SAS ofAP - 180 words
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179 1994-08-09 5 PENDLETON (Oregon) A centre for the mentally retarded could lose US$6 million (Ss9 million) in federal money because staffers forced patients to brush their teeth, investigators said. The Eastern Oregon Training Centre has until Sept 16 to prove it has "implemented systematic waysAP - 179 words
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WORLDFILE
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Article98 1994-08-09 5 A Delta Airlines agent and a drunken mechanic took an empty Boeing 737 for a 1 i km joyride around a taxiway, airport police in Tucson, Arizona, said. The two were fired promptly. "It's the most serious breach of policy," said a spokesman for the Atlanta-based airline ofAP - 98 words
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Article57 1994-08-09 5 London police guarding diplomats and politicians yesterday started carrying handguns openly for the first time. Scotland Yard said the 430-strong crack Diplomatic Protection Group would now be permitted to display their weapons a range of revolvers and automatic pistols openly in hip holsters. The squad hasReuter - 57 words
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Article77 1994-08-09 5 Skydivers from 27 countries will spend nine days in Bratislava, Slovakia, trying to break the world free-fall record for hand-linked parachutists a 222-strong formation. A Slovak Defence Ministry spokesman said here yesterday that the parachutists would make a series of jumps from Thursday to next FridayReuter - 77 words
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Article64 1994-08-09 5 An explosion in a coal mine in Brisbane on Sunday trapped 11 miners 250 m underground in central Queensland state, mine officials said. Lack of fresh air in the mine kept rescuers from reaching the men, the officials said early yesterday. The cause of theAP - 64 words
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Article71 1994-08-09 5 A leading suspect in a series of blasts that killed 260 people in Bombay last year has been quoted as accusing Pakistan of planning the explosions and arming the bombers. The television programme Newstrack in New Delhi said in a statement released yesterday that Yakub Abdul Razak Memon,Reuter - 71 words
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Article, Illustration482 1994-08-09 6 'Five million infections by year 2000' if action not taken YOKOHAMA The World Health Organisation urged Asian leaders yesterday to start fighting the spread of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (Aids) in the region or face the prospect of millions of deaths. Dr MichaelReuter - 482 words
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390 1994-08-09 6 NEW YORK A Japanese man who was shot in the eye during an apparent robbery at his apartment building died on Sunday morning, hospital officials said. Mr Kei Sunada, 22, was shot late on Thursday night in an apartment complex hallwayAP - 390 words
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PEOPLE
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Article, Illustration136 1994-08-09 6 Japanese piano teacher swims 30-km straits picture. TOKYO A Japanese piano teacher became the first woman to complete a solo 30-km swim across the Tsugaru Straits in northern Japan, news reports said on Sunday. Ms Chieko Osako, 43, of Tokyo, was escorted by two boats as she launchedReuter - 136 words
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Article, Illustration49 1994-08-09 6 Russian air-force captain flies Su-25 fighter bomber Reuter picture. Standing proud: Russian Air Force Captain Lyudmila Pukit, the only woman in the former Soviet Union who can pilot an Su-25 fighter bomber, beside her plane at Kubinka military airport, 59 km south of Moscow, last week. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article330 1994-08-09 6 LONDON A thrill-seeking British teenager spent 7 I hours in a stomach-churning weekend on a roller-coaster in an attempt to achieve a record ride. lan Berry, 18, looped-the-loop 100 times on the Soopa Loop at Lightwater Valley theme park in north Yorkshire on Saturday. "I have beenReuter - 330 words
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Article, Illustration243 1994-08-09 7 LONDON Islamic activists addressing a rally of thousands of cheering British Muslims on Sunday called for the establishment of an Islamic superpower. Brandishing a raised fist, Mr Farid Kassim, spokesman for the militant Islamic group, Hizb ut-Tahrir, told the International Muslim Khalifah Conference hereReuter - 243 words
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476 1994-08-09 7 'You call for dialogue: Come and talk. You call for elections: Help us to organise them. You want power: Seek it from the people in a democratic manner through the ballot box/ Algerian Prime Minister Mokdad Sifi to leaders of oppositionAFP - 476 words
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282 1994-08-09 7 LONDON Red Cross officials in Britain urged the public to continue to make donations for refugees in Rwanda despite a press report that a company was making large profits handling telephone pledges. The Guardian newspaper yesterday said that the charity was inundatedReuter - 282 words
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263 1994-08-09 7 HAVANA Hundreds of thousands of Cubans gathered at Havana's Revolution Square on Sunday to show support for the government, two days after street clashes in the capital that injured 35 people. The crowd, estimated by officials at 600,000, jammed the vast squareReuter - 263 words
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148 1994-08-09 7 ALTON (Illinois) The remains of a World War II soldier listed as missing in action were discovered in Tibet, solving a 50-year-old mystery for the family he left behind. "The telephone call was a complete shock. That was 50 years ago," said MsAP - 148 words
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Advertisement64 1994-08-09 7 1 Q SINGAPORE IS TURNING TO YAKULT National Day is a day the whole nation can come together to celebrate. And a society as rich and diverse as ours has a lot to celebrate! Now, in our 29th year of Nation Building, Yakult feels proud to be a part **jtf^v\64 words
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Miscellaneous382 1994-08-09 7 WEATHER SINGAPORE BHSH High: Showers over I nn Sunset today: several areas in 111 7.15 pm the afternoon. W!!m OE Sunrise tomorrow: For an update on the local weather, call 542-7788 ASIA/PACIFIC EUROPE Australia Austria Brisbane 5/24C Smoke Innsbruck 17/31C Cloudy Darwin 21/30C Clear Vienna 25/32C Clear Melbourne 5/11C Showers382 words
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EAST ASIA
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Article, Illustration533 1994-08-09 8 China-Taiwan semi-official talks TAIPEI China and Taiwan have broken their political deadlock after high-level talks here, with a joint statement yesterday outlining eight points of consensus, including Beijing recognising Taiwanese jurisdiction for the first time. Mr Tang Shubei, vicechairman of China's AssociationAFP; Reuter; AP - 533 words
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231 1994-08-09 8 TAIPEI Analysts here said yesterday that relations between the two sides were set to enter a new era as Beijing made a tentative step to acknowledge Taipei's jurisdiction rights. They considered negotiations this time as a milestone in the easing of the politicalAFP - 231 words
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136 1994-08-09 8 TOKYO More than 30 people drowned as millions, of Japanese headed for the coast seeking weekend relief from a torrid heatwave now in its second month, a police spokesman said yesterday. Thirty-four people were known to have drowned on Sunday and fourReuter - 136 words
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399 1994-08-09 8 GENEVA Talks aimed at resolving the row over North Korea's secretive nuclear programme resumed yesterday, amid apparent differences over who should supply Pyongyang with a modern atomic reactor. The negotiations between the United States and North Korea, which opened last Friday, were meant toAP; Reuter - 399 words
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Article, Illustration255 1994-08-09 8 Ailing Kim Jong II 'will be a figurehead' SEOUL Mr Kim Jong 11, son of the late North Korean President Kim II Sung, is in poor health and would have to settle for a nominal leadership position, according to a report here. "The physical strain of going through his father'sUPI; Reuter - 255 words
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303 1994-08-09 9 Deduction from pay, mandatory declarations likely THE Chinese authorities are to crack down on income-tax evaders, a Hongkong newspaper has reported. Quoting sources, Ming Pao reported on Sunday that sterfler measures would be introduced in the next few months to make individual taxpayers303 words
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Article, Illustration293 1994-08-09 9 _HONGKONG China plans to build a 134-km link across the Bohai Strait. The US$lO Billion (Ssls billion) project •includes the world's longest undersea tunnel. According to the main-land-backed Hongkong newspaper, Wen Wei Po, construction of the link will begin this year and may293 words
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Article165 1994-08-09 9 No navels, please we are Koreans SEOUL The "Navel T" has been crossed out in the South Korean city of Kwangju where police have launched a campaign to cover up female belly-buttons. A spokesman for the south-western city, better known for fiery kimchi (pickled cabbage) and student protests, said policeReuter - 165 words
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Article, Illustration62 1994-08-09 9 picture. A Hongkong police officer with watches seized in a haul of .stolen jewellery worth about US$3.B million (Sss.B million) yesterday. Police said the jewellery was stolen from two department stores in Japan and smuggled to Hongkong via the postal service. Three peopleReuter - 62 words
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IN A NUTSHELL
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Article95 1994-08-09 9 Struggling to end a problem that has plagued China for decades, Beijing is offering prizes to designers of public toilets that do not smell or attract flies. The Beijing government yesterday announced a contest to select designs to clean up the capital's 50,000 notoriously filthy and smelly publicReuter - 95 words
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Article128 1994-08-09 9 At least 13 people, including 10 local officials, were killed in southern China while one person was killed in Hongkong as heavy rains triggered floods and landslides over the weekend, press reports and police said yesterday. The China-backed Wen Wei Po daily said that the 10 local officialsAFP - 128 words
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Article118 1994-08-09 9 Typhoon Doug battered Taiwan with high winds and heavy rain overnight, killing at least three people, injuring 15 and leaving one missing. A police spokesman said yesterday that three people were killed in car crashes and a 43-year-old woman, who was hiking in central Hsinchu county, wasReuter - 118 words
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Article83 1994-08-09 9 The owners of more than 60 news-stands in Kowloon have promised to either refuse to sell pornographic comics to those below 18 or to return all the comics to the publishers. Mr Daniel Wong, the vice-chairman of the Association for Democracy and People's Livelihood, on Sunday lobbiedEastern Express - 83 words
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SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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404 1994-08-09 10 'Fine' sought for govt attack on base PHNOM PENH Cambodia's outlawed Khmer Rouge is demanding US$l million (Ssl.s million) in compensation from Australia, fiance and the United States for damage it says was inflicted by Cambodian government forces on a guerilla baseReuter - 404 words
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Article, Illustration57 1994-08-09 10 Post picture. I Putting your life on the line is something more often talked about than done. But at least one group of workers in Bangkok does it every day. For those who make a living clean skyscrapers' facades, the single rope on which they dangle is indeedBangkok - 57 words
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359 1994-08-09 10 Muslim rebels free priest held for 2 months ZAMBOANGA (Philippines) Muslim extremists yesterday freed a Roman Catholic priest after two months' captivity, ending a hostage drama that threatened religious war in the tense southern Philippines. Father Cirilo Nacorda was released by the Abu Sayyaf group after negotiations with provincial officialsAP; AFP; Reuter - 359 words
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189 1994-08-09 10 MANILA President Fidel Ramos yesterday urged the people of the southern Philippines to take advantage of trade, investment and tourism links with Brunei. But he warned that the rising tide of terrorism and the continued widespread use of barter trade in the southUPI; AFP - 189 words
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Article62 1994-08-09 11 JAKARTA Indonesia's Attorney-General said yesterday that he had asked a local court to review a controversial year-old Supreme Court decision granting two billion rupiah (Ssl. 4 million) compensation to farmers evicted for a dam in Java. "There are some items on the Supreme Court's decision which needReuter; AFP - 62 words
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Article52 1994-08-09 11 BANGKOK Thai Chief of Police Pratin Santiprapop said yesterday he was seeking the arrest of two Saudi officials in connection with a five-year-old gems theft case. He said they were Here during an investigation into the US$2O million (Ss3o million) theft from a Saudi palace inAFP - 52 words
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Article48 1994-08-09 11 BANGKOK Thailand's prison system is facing an Aids crisis with hundreds of seriously ill inmates swamping inedical facilities and an average of one person a day dying. i About 400 of the 5,749 inmates at Bangkok's Klong Prem Orison suffered from Aids-related illnesses. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article34 1994-08-09 11 All quiet in Yangon YANGON The ■Myanmar capital was quiet yesterday with few uniformed security tnen in evidence, on the sixth anniversary of a mass anti-government .rally which triggered a ■military crackdown. Reuter AFPReuter; AFP - 34 words
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467 1994-08-09 11 Sinfah Tunsarawuth - Sinfah Tunsarawuth By in Bangkok PRIVATE POWER FROM 20 PER CENT.Egat, the state power authority, planned to buy 3,800 rmv of electricity a year from private producers by the year 2002. This would amount to 20 per cent of estimated domestic demand then.467 words
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222 1994-08-09 11 BANGKOK Cambodian rebel prince Norodom Chakrapong, forced out of Phnom Penh on July 3 in the wake of an abortive coup d'etat, had left Thailand for France, Thai Foreign Minister Prasong Soonsiri confirmed yesterday. Prince Chakrapong arrived in Bangkok on ThursdayAFP - 222 words
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Article, Illustration49 1994-08-09 11 picture. A Vietnamese vendor protects her face from dust and smoke along a busy Ho Chi Minh City street but leaves the French loaves she is selling exposed. The loaves were being sold for 1,100 dong (Singapore 15 cents) each on Sunday. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article, Illustration442 1994-08-09 11 Simon Sinaga - Simon Sinaga Bapindo case By in Jakarta THE Jakarta district court hearing charges against businessman Eddy Tansil will deliver its verdict on Monday, bringing the high-profile loan-scam case to a conclusion after three months. Presiding judge Sutrisno disclosed this at the442 words
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MALAYSIA
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Article, Illustration274 1994-08-09 12 KUALA LUMPUR Some Indonesians have found a way to slip into Malaysia almost undetected: They pose as barter traders. Malaysian police, who are clamping down on them now, said that the illegal immigrants managed to sneak into the country after declaring their goodsNST - 274 words
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336 1994-08-09 12 KUALA LUMPUR Many Indonesian girls from Batam have been sold for as little as MSI.OOO (SssBo) to vice syndicates to work in Malaysia. The New Straits Times, in a special report, said that the syndicates, operating in Batam, supplied the girls who wereNST - 336 words
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380 1994-08-09 12 MALAYSIAN police have arrested a couple in connection with the rape and murder of a Singapore Airlines ticketing clerk in Kuala Lumpur. Police nabbed the soon-to-be-married couple after the man was caught trying to buy jewellery using the murdered woman's credit card380 words
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459 1994-08-09 12 Master English, Mahathir tells envoys 'Being able to communicate is part of building the image for Malaysia but, put it across clearly and precisely.' Dr Mahathir GENTING HIGHLANDS Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has urged Malaysian diplomats to master the English language so that they can be effectiveBernama - 459 words
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Article, Illustration51 1994-08-09 13 picture. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tuanku Ja'afar Abdul Rahman throwing the first ball to start the cricket championship for the Tuanku Ja'afar Shield between north Malays and south Malays at Merdeka Square in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The King is president of the Malaysian Malays Cricket Association.Bernama - 51 words
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285 1994-08-09 13 UMNO should galvanise a social movement among its grassroots members to curb the declining academic performance and morals of Malay youths, party vice-presi-dsht Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has said. The Star yesterday quoted him as saying that Umno, leader of the National285 words
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184 1994-08-09 13 KUALA LUMPUR Rapidly developing Malaysia was getting so noisy the hearing of its residents was being threatened, Science, Technology and Environment Minister Datuk Law Hieng Ding said yesterday. He said a study by his ministry found that urban and rural ambient noise was higherReuter - 184 words
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660 1994-08-09 13 The Al-Arqam controversy SPECIAL REGISTRATION SYSTEM KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian government will introduce a special registration system for religious lecturers, teachers and anyone raising funds for Islamic religious purposes as part of efforts to check deviant teachings. Deputy Minister in theAFP; Reuter - 660 words
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288 1994-08-09 13 JAKARTA Indonesia had banned a book by the leader of the controversial Al-Arqam movement, saying that it could disrupt religious harmony and public order, Attor-ney-General Singgih said yesterday. "The content of the book can disrupt public order and especially peace and harmony among IslamAFP - 288 words
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Article, Illustration322 1994-08-09 14 MEET some of the talents behind the scenes at the National Day Parade (NDP) tonight. Their work has helped translate the parade into a spectacle of dance and colourful displays at the National Stadium. Colonel Leong Yue Kheong, 39, is the main322 words
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Article274 1994-08-09 14 THE parade will start at 7.35 pm. The National Stadium will be open from 4.30 pm. Ticket-holders should be seated by 7 pm. Each ticket will admit one person only. Green, yellow and blue tickets correspond to the North, South and East sectors in the stadium274 words
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Article, Illustration582 1994-08-09 15 Honours list Report by Cephah Tan, Wang Hui Ling and Leong Ching Ching ABOUT 16 years ago Teo-ch«w-speaking provision shopkeeper Tan Ngiap Mong knew only a smattering of Mandarin. But that did not deter him from promoting the Speak Mandarin Campaign, putting up582 words
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Article, Illustration1294 1994-08-09 15 Dedication and teamwork NATIONAL DAY AWARDS 1994 Pingat Jasa Gemilang (The Meritorious Service Medal) Dr Andrew Chew Guan Khuan, Senior Admin Officer, Staff Grade 11, Public Service Division, Prime Minister's Office Mr Pan Shou, Calligrapher. Scholar and Poet Bintang Bakti Masharakat (Lintang) (The Public Service Star (Bar) Mr Gunnar Sven1,294 words
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525 1994-08-09 15 Chiang Yin Pheng - Chiang Yin Pheng By 'What some Western agents say, these Singaporeans think is right. What our own leaders say, they think is wrong.' Mr Lim Boon Heng. BEWARE of those who parrot the ideas of foreign human rights groups and promote their525 words
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215 1994-08-09 15 ABOUT 2.000 Ministry of Defence staff held a National Day observance ceremony to reaffirm their allegiance and loyalty to Singapore yesterday morning. The ceremony, led by the Minister for Defence, Dr Lee Boon Yang, included the singing of community and national songs, a skit,215 words
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Advertisement347 1994-08-09 16 1 Professor George Bass has been called the father of marine archaeology. %m In thirty years of diving for shipwrecks, none has proved more fascinating than the wreck of a Bronze Age trading vessel that sank off the Turkish coast 3,300 Bhi^^^^^^^^^HlH years ago. I Bl^l The oldest known wreck347 words
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464 1994-08-09 17 Brendan Pereira - Brendan Pereira By Consider good of public, Law Society tells members ply by the minister to a question raised by Mr Heng Chiang Meng (MP for Cheng San GRC) in May 1992. The MP had asked if the government would consider abolishing the schedule464 words
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326 1994-08-09 17 JS^E Health Ministry has set ■l|p a committee to look into ■sues related to traditional UEninese medicine here. Jp The Committee on TradiSonal Chinese Medicine will j Jview the current practice of lien medicine here and also j Ipk at the training of practiJ Headed326 words
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Article, Illustration282 1994-08-09 17 THE threatening skies could not keep away hundreds of Buddhist devotees from the launch of Shui Lu Spiritual Ceremony at Yeo's Building in Telok Blangah yesterday. The ceremony, which honours the dead, can be held at any time of the year. Mr K. K. Tan,282 words
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87 1994-08-09 17 IN JUST one month, a group of university students has managed to raise more than $100,000 for nine charitable organisations. The NUS Combined Hall Charity Project involving residents of the six halls at the National University of Singapore, ended on Saturday with President Ong87 words
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327 1994-08-09 17 died after 3? was involved in a four-ve-mcle accident along the CenJJml Expressway on Saturday. 3C This was one of eight acciJfnta last week in which sevmAß people died and one man ■fcub seriously injured. Zm Police said that Saturday's ■accident327 words
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334 1994-08-09 17 PAINT the molars with Chinese ink, zap them with laser beams and voila! the teeth of young children are protected from dental caries or tooth decay. Professor Kikuo Kamiyama from Tohoku University in Sendai, Japan, has been researching the use of laser334 words
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Article, Illustration554 1994-08-09 18 Chiang Yin Pheng - Chiang Yin Pheng By It's the 'next best solution after home' COME next January, teacher Chan Chee Wei will play the father's role to more than just his own two-year-old toddler to 50 other adolescent boys, to be exact. Mr Chan, 31,554 words
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212 1994-08-09 18 NANYANG Girls' High School will be the third independent school to build a boarding house, which will be ready by March 1997. Principal Chua Liang told The Straits Times yesterday that the boarding school will take in 500 girls. It will be212 words
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Article, Illustration563 1994-08-09 20 Brendan Pereira - Brendan Pereira Day Six of House of Israel hearing By ABOUT THIS CASE BACKGROUND: Three members of a religious group that calls itself House of Israel are suing The Straits Times for libel over articles published five years ago concerning the group. Three articles appeared563 words
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Article255 1994-08-09 20 'A HOUSE of Israel member said that he converted to Christianity about 11 years .ago after undergoing some financial hardship. 1 Mr John Abraham, a lawyer, who had been raised as a Sikh, recalled that when he was going through the hard- ship, he met255 words
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517 1994-08-09 20 A HIGH Court judge yesterday threw out a murder charge against a Thai worker after accepting that he had been assaulted by the police and forced into admitting to the killing. Justice S. Rajendran acquitted Somporn Chinphakdee, 44, a farmer in517 words
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132 1994-08-09 20 A CANNING company's salesman who committed criminal breach of trust was sentenced to eight months' jail after he pleaded guilty in a district court yesterday. The court heard that the duties of Neo Kim Boon, 43, while he was employed by the company from June132 words
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Article, Illustration198 1994-08-09 20 THE Minister of State for Defence, Rear-Admiral (NS) Teo Chee Hean visited the Republic of Singapore Navy's Naval Diving Unit yesterday, his first to a navy unit since taking up the appointment last month. The visit was part of the minister's198 words
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370 1994-08-09 20 TWO 12-year-olds who trailed a snatch thief and reported him to the police are the youngest recipients of the Minister for Home Affairs Public Spiritedness Award. The two, a boy and a girl, were among five members of the public who370 words
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Advertisement588 1994-08-09 19 s Just to say Hhank you' 4 T a Singaporean; my forefather arrived here in the early days, visions for the country, he has brought about a stable and thriving environment for T^lTl back in the l§Bos. Through the years, my family's fortunes us to live and work in, one588 words
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Advertisement301 1994-08-09 21 0 C\ YEARS GROWING M WITH SINGAPORE Singapore has come a long way to become a thriving and peaceful city state. Far East Organization has been a part of Singapore's nation-building since the 1960s and has benefitted from our country's growth. So Thank You, Singapore and Happy 29th National Day.301 words
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Article810 1994-08-09 22 TODAY, at 29, Singapore has much in common with its successful, well-educated twentysomething citizens. It earns more than it could dream of and basks in an economic sunshine that shows no sign of dimming. Indeed, with economic growth, especially this decade, exceeding projections repeatedly, and810 words
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Article, Illustration1180 1994-08-09 22 What S'pore has achieved and its challenge for the 21st century Prime Minister's National Day Message We have to find enough people with the selfless spirit of the older generation to form a leadership which can unite Singaporeans and get them to work together to make tomorrow's Singapore better than1,180 words
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Article, Illustration1123 1994-08-09 23 Lee Kim Chew - Lee Kim Chew By Asean's new challenge is to engage the big powers in the post-Cold War era through two new multilateral institutions the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) forum and the Asean Regional Forum (ARF). WITH the1,123 words
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982 1994-08-09 23 Mr Garber's analysis highlights the dangers of branding market behaviour as irrational merely because it is unfamiliar. As he points out, what was regarded as irrational trading in 1720 would nowadays pass for a dull day in the pits of Chicago's futures markets. The Economist THE982 words
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Advertisement332 1994-08-09 23 i4/t interview with Anne Archer, 46, mother, actress, and the I I smlfr New ImeJeen Woman you see here, jj About endorsing Imedeen... a _^^BI '7 choose to endorse it for a lot of different reasons. It u a very natural I m M fl thing, I liked the concept332 words
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463 1994-08-09 24 I WRITE in response to Ms Tan Sai Siong's article "It is still a traditional world" (ST. Aug 6). I am a woman graduate, recently married. I cannot agree with her that "young men of the 1990s have no business to463 words
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277 1994-08-09 24 THE article by Mr Janadas Devan "Why shouldn't Nominated MPs be ministers 9 (ST, Aug 6) highlighted the need for more of the best to be in the Cabinet. If potential ministers are in short supply within the ranks of277 words
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402 1994-08-09 24 I READ with interest Mr Janadas Devan's article "Why shouldn't Nominated MPs be ministers?" (ST, Aug 6). Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong has expressed his concern that good leaders of ministerial calibre are hard to find. And if they are found,402 words
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206 1994-08-09 24 TRAFFIC last Saturday night around the Woodlands Centre was typical of many a weekend night: it was a gridlock. Woodlands Centre, with its bus interchange, theatres and shops, sits astride two major streams of traffic: one heading towards Johor Baru and the other entering Singapore.206 words
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144 1994-08-09 24 IN THE last two months, 288 motorcyclists have been booked for riding smoky vehicles. Enforcement was stepped up after an education campaign failed. The 288 motorcycles booked constitute only a small percentage of the total number of smoky motorcycles running in Singapore. Enforcement alone will144 words
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117 1994-08-09 24 ON JULY 26, I used my friend's car to enter the CBD at Havelock Road/Clemenceau Avenue at 1.30 pm. I purchased a $2 part-day area licence and placed it at the left-hand side of the car windscreen. My friend received a117 words
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Article, Illustration109 1994-08-09 25 Bowling selection controversy JACK WONG (left) captured the National bowling title his third in May. But this was not enough for him to get one of the six slots for the Asian Games in Hiroshima this October. While the bowling fraternity would109 words
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381 1994-08-09 25 TWO years ago, Jack Wong won the prestigious Montagut International bowling title but was left out of the Singapore team to the Asian FIQ championships in Perth. Three months ago, Wong captured the national crown. Now, he is again left out this381 words
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Article128 1994-08-09 25 LEE JI SUN, a member of the South Korean under-21 girls' bowling team, vaulted to the top of the women's Masters Open qualifying rounds at the Panasonic Singapore Open with a fabulous performance yesterday. The petite Korean lass burned the lanes at Victor's Superbowl, knocking128 words
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422 1994-08-09 25 MR PERFECT is apparently not too perfect in off-the-lane relationships with his teammates. That Jack Wong is one of the most talented keglers in Singapore was never the issue. The Singapore Tenpin Bowling Congress dropped him because it felt he would422 words
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Article341 1994-08-09 25 Peter Khoo - Peter Khoo By in Mexico MONTERREY An 80-lane bowling centre built inside a sports stadium? You had better believe it because it could be the trump card used by the world's bowling bosses to get the sport into the Olympic Games. All eyes will be on341 words
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Article, Illustration313 1994-08-09 25 KUALA LUMPUR Veteran Norazam Ishak, so often Kedah's saviour, makes a welcome return against Pahang in the Malaysian Premier League at Darulmakmur Stadium this evening. The tireless Norazam was suspended when Kedah drew 0-0 with Malacca last Saturday but, tonight, his will be the firstNST - 313 words
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Article, Illustration241 1994-08-09 25 SOCCER DOUGLAS MOORE aims to give Singapore a belated National Day present by bringing the Malaysian Premier League title back to the Republic's shores in two weeks time. But first, he wants to let his players enjoy National Day without thinking about soccer.JERRY SEH - 241 words
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Article416 1994-08-09 28 BASKETBALL TORONTO The United States Dream Team II won big time on Sunday as the preliminary round of the 12th World Basketball Championship was completed, but it was China which was the biggest winner by simply advancing to the quarter-finals. China held off a late chargeReuter - 416 words
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Article, Illustration747 1994-08-09 28 European Champions' Cup preview SOCCER PARIS England's FA Cup and Premiership champion Manchester United will be praying that Luxembourg's little Avenir Beggen can save it from a nightmarish European Champions' Cup return trip to Galatasaray. Avenir Beggen, which hosts the Turkish champion tomorrow,AFP; File - 747 words
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207 1994-08-09 28 BOGOTA Alcohol abuse by star player Faustino Asprilla was the root cause of Colombia's poor showing at the World Cup finals in the United States, Sunday's El Tiempo newspaper said. The newspaper, citing a source inside the Colombian World Cup delegation, also blamed coach FranciscoAFP - 207 words
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Article216 1994-08-09 28 ROME Argentine attacker Claudio Caniggia, who recently returned to soccer after a 13-month drug ban, is set to join Portugal's Benfica from AS Roma, Italy's ANSA news agency reported on Sunday. The two clubs have agreed on a transfer fee of US$3.BUS$4.4 million ($5.7-$6.6Reuter - 216 words
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375 1994-08-09 28 BADMINTON JAKARTA With some top foreign stars not playing, Indonesia's Joko Suprianto and Susi Susanti have emerged as likely favourites for the men's and women's singles crowns in the Indonesia Open badminton championships starting tomorrow. Organisers of the USSIG6,OUO ($249,000) tournamcnt in the Javanese cityReuter - 375 words
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Article, Illustration598 1994-08-09 29 European Athletics Championships -Portugal, Spain and Ukraine take the early honours with a gold apiece Portugal, Spain and the Ukraine shared a golden start to the EuropeAthletics Championships on Sunday leaving a shocked British skipper LinChristie facing a ghost from his past after an open-ing-dayAFP; Reuter - 598 words
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Article, Illustration374 1994-08-09 29 Hakikat Rai - Hakikat Rai By NEXT month's Singapore Open athletics championship promises a slice of early Asian Games action. Taiwan, Thailand and Indonesia three of the continent's top sprint relay teams have been entered for the Open on Sept 3-4 at Serangoon Stadium. Singapore, which will also be374 words
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Article1095 1994-08-09 29 Pacific 4 Haitai 2. BASKETBALL Philippines Pro League: 2nd Conference s-fl-nals: Purefoods Hotdog 81 Swift Meaties 77, Alaska Milk 93 Shell Oilers 83. World C'shlp: Pool D: Germany 78 Egypt 56, Puerto Rico 72 Greece 64. CRICKET Sunday League, At Taunton: Durham bt Somerset by 6wkts. Somerset1,095 words
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461 1994-08-09 29 TENNIS LOS ANGELES Boris Becker's resurrection proved Mark Woodforde's undoing on Sunday as the former world tennis No. 1 from Germany dismantled the Australian 6-2, 6-2 in the final of the Los Angeles Open. Becker, playing the ATP tennis tour event forUPI; APF; AP - 461 words
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Article270 1994-08-09 29 Dominant Graf triumphs again CARLSBAD (California) World No. 1 Steffi Graf saved her best tennis for last. The top seed dominated Arantxa Sanchez Vicario 6-2, 6-1 on Sunday to defend her title in a rematch of last year's Toshiba Tennis Classic. "I think I played one of my best tennisReuter - 270 words
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314 1994-08-09 29 GOLF GRAND BLANC (Michigan) An "exhausted" Fred Couples completed his comeback from a back injury when he hit his best shot for a long time to clinch a two-shot victory over Corey Pavin at the US$l.l million ($1.65 million) Buick Open golf tournament on Sunday. TheReuter; AFP - 314 words
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Article222 1994-08-09 29 GOODWILL GAMES ST PETERSBURG (Russia) A gold medal for the US women's basketball team, another multi-million-dollar loss for Ted Turner and a daunting challenge for New York City. That is how the Goodwill Games ended on Sunday after a 16-day run that was plaguedAP - 222 words
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Advertisement188 1994-08-09 25 THE LATE NEWS I Coventry signs up Jones Coventry has snapped up American World Cup soccer player Cobi Jones, three weeks after failing to land his international team-mate Alexi Lalas. The 24-year-old midfielder, who played for his country against Brazil and was substituted in three other matches, has signed a188 words
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Miscellaneous61 1994-08-09 25 BOWLING Panasonic S'pore Open (Victor's Superbowl, 8.30am). DARTS Asia Cup (Amara Ballroom, 9am). SOCCER Malaysian Premier League: Perak v Kelantan (Perak Stadium), Terengganu v Sarawak (Sultan Nasiruddin Shah Stadium), Malacca v Brunei (Kubu Stadium), Pahang v Kedah (Darulmakmur Stadium), Selangor v Kuala Lumpur (Shah Alam Stadium), Negri Sembilan v Perlis61 words
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Advertisement42 1994-08-09 26 CONDOLENCE ■HHHHHR mm r With deepest sympathies and condolences to the family of our late Vice Chairman Mr Tee Teh from The Group Chairman, Deputy Group Chairman, President, Board of Directors, Management Staff of Overseas Union Bank Ltd Its Group of Companies42 words
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Obituary, Illustration331 1994-08-09 27 'Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints' Psalms 116:15 LIM GEOK ENG (a LIM GUEK ENG AGE: 81 was called Home to be with the Lord on 8/8/94. Sons: Daughters-in-law: Teo Hong Khiang (Catherine Low Siew Huang, deceased)331 words
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Obituary, Illustration154 1994-08-09 27 The family of the late MDM. THAM YIT WAH Departed 2nd Aug. 1994 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all relatives, friends, colleagues and business associates for their condolences, attendance, wreaths, donations, assistance and prayers during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to: doctors154 words
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Obituary, Illustration59 1994-08-09 27 The Family of The Late CHONG KIM SIEW Mithti to axprass thair heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all relates 4 friendi lor their mettage of ondolences, donation*, wreaths, ittendance and assistanc* during ths)ir recent bereavement With deepest sympathy A heartfelt condolences to the family of the late OAVIO59 words
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Obituary, Illustration210 1994-08-09 27 The Bereaved Family of BORIS V. THESEIRA Would like to express their heartfelt thanks to The Management and Staff of Sinsov/ Multiline U.I.C. The S.C.S.S.C The Ministry of Defence (5.1.D.) MITA/ National Heritage Board IRC/ Hanns Seidel The Indonesian Embassy The Thai Embassy Dr.210 words
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Obituary, Illustration389 1994-08-09 27 "Nothing But The Blood Of Jesus Can Cleanse Me Of My Sins" MDM CHUA GEOK NEO AGE: 68 was called home to be with The Lord on 8 August 1994. leaving behind loved ones: Husband:389 words
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Obituary, Illustration251 1994-08-09 27 WITH FOND MEMORIES OF JOSEPH LOW SOO YEW Departed: 9th Aug 1991 His life was earnest. his actions kind. A generous hand, and an active mind. Anxious to plense loath to offend, A loving brother and a faithful friend Always remembered by Mum-in-law, Sis-in-law:251 words
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Obituary, Illustration27 1994-08-09 27 With deepest sympathies condolences to the family of the late LM HO GEE From: Management staff of SANKO OIL (PTE) LTD27 words
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Obituary, Illustration61 1994-08-09 27 In Loving Memory Of MR JOSEPH LOW SOO YEW Departed 9th August 1991 Your gentle face and patient smile With sadness we recall You had a friendly word for each And died beloved by all From FIRST EYECARE CENTRE PTE LTD (Chinatown Point) Mike61 words
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Obituary, Illustration41 1994-08-09 28 With Deepest Sympathies and Condolences to the family of the late DAVID GEORGE HEBDIGE From the Directors, Management and Staff of Morgan Grenfell Asia Holdings Pte Ltd and Morgan Grenfell Asia Partners Securities Pte Ltd41 words
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Obituary, Illustration276 1994-08-09 28 IN LOVING MEMORIES OF MY DEAREST HUSBAND OUR BELOVED FATHER JOSEPH LOW SOO YEW Departed: 9 August 1991 Joseph my love, I wish you are here Enduring the loss for 3 solid years Never stop longing and wishing you are still276 words
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Article, Illustration494 1994-08-09 30 Malcolm Bastians - Malcolm Bastians RACING By MRA to make decision next week RACING on the local circuit may be halted for about six weeks to prevent the mysterious respiratory disease, now prevalent at Ipoh and Penang, from spreading. By next week, racegoers will know if an epidemicFile - 494 words
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Article, Illustration198 1994-08-09 30 THE Singapore Turf Club has yet to engage a new chief stipendiary steward to replace South African Dudley Feldman, who quit recently. As such, the STC will "borrow" Malaysian chief lawman of the turf Chris Lee to officiate at today's Singapore National Day Meeting.198 words
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Article179 1994-08-09 30 Tan Thean Loon - Tan Thean Loon By NEW ZEALAND jockeys Noel Harris and Brian York are the two guest riders at today's Singapore National Day meeting, which features six professional races and two amateur events. The Singapore Turf Club will not operate betting on both the amateur events. The179 words
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Article417 1994-08-09 30 CRICKET LEEDS South Africa tightened its grip on the cricket series against England on Sunday as the Second Test headed for a draw. With the tourists already one-up in the three-match series, England, fast running out of time, ended the fourth day on 144-2 in itsAFP - 417 words
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Article269 1994-08-09 30 COLOMBO Pakistan resisted a late Sri Lankan fight on Sunday to win the third and deciding game by 19 runs to take the one-day cricket series 2-1 here. Pakistan rallied around a brilliant all-round performance by skipper Salim Malik, with an unbeaten 93 and 2-45, toAP - 269 words
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378 1994-08-09 30 Danny Khoo - Danny Khoo KL REVIEW By AUSTRALIAN Dennis Gundry may have missed riding four winners at Belmont Park over the past two Saturdays, but the 31-year-old hoop more than made up for his missed opportunities. The Perth-based jockey, who is no stranger to the378 words
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Article, Illustration514 1994-08-09 31 HK Telecom spending 1.9b to upgrade multimedia network Video on demand and home shopping, banking among new services HONGKONG Hongkong Telecommunications said it is likely to spend around HK$lO billion (551.94 billion) on upgrading the territory's telecommunications system so it can launch a whole range of multimedia services. The monopolyBloomberg - 514 words
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Article, Illustration328 1994-08-09 31 BEIJING Boeing Co said an agreement with Xian Aircraft Co for co-production of the rear sections of its 737 twin-jet would be worth US$6OO million (Ss9o2 million) over 12 years. Giving details of the agreement which was signed in the Great Hall ofReuter; File - 328 words
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237 1994-08-09 31 HONGKONG Hongkong's gross domestic product grew by 5.5 per cent in real terms in the first quarter of the year compared with the same period last year, the government said yesterday. The rate matched exactly the government's 5.5-per cent growth forecast for allBloomberg - 237 words
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318 1994-08-09 31 CANBERRA Australia's anti-monopolies body, the Trade Practices Commission (TPC), is investigating claims that Qantas Airways Ltd used its market dominance to stop a new airline raising the capital necessary to start flying a lucrative route to China. A TPC spokesman told Reuters thatReuter - 318 words
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Article68 1994-08-09 31 MANILA Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co said its net income inched up 0.3 per cent to 2.455 billion pesos (*****.25 million) in the first half of 1994 because of higher revenues from local network calls. Revenues from local calls jumped 31.8 per cent to 2.71Reuter; AFP - 68 words
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Article118 1994-08-09 31 JAKARTA The Capital Market Supervisory Board said yesterday it has fined 166 broking houses and 45 firms a total of 1.339 billion rupiah (*****,631) for late reporting. Bapepam chairman Bacelius Ruru told a news conference that as at end- July, the board had fined 45 firmsAFP - 118 words
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Article65 1994-08-09 31 LONDON British Airways pic, the UK's largest commercial airline, said first-quarter pre-tax profit rose by 39 per tent to £88 million (Ss2o4 million), reflecting an increase in passenger traffic. Chairman Colin Marshall said the result reflected "buoyant demand" for both passenger and freight services. Premium passengerBloomberg - 65 words
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Article78 1994-08-09 31 TOKYO Japanese steelmaker NKK Corp plans to cut another 1,300 jobs over the next 2 1 h years, in addition to the 4,500 job cuts already announced in March, a company official said yesterday. Under the revised plan presented to the company's labour union last week,78 words
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Article72 1994-08-09 31 SEOUL Samsung Electronics Co, South Korea largest's electronics concern, said yesterday it will seek judicial settlement against Ricoh USA for infringing on its facsimile machine patents. Ricoh USA brought a similar complaint in the US International Trade Commission last week alleging that Samsung has infringed on twoBloomberg - 72 words
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Article, Illustration395 1994-08-09 32 Patricia Adversario - Patricia Adversario By Venture with Manila firm will be direct competitor to S'pore plants THE Johor state government, in partnership with a Manila-based firm, is building Malaysia's first oil tanker waste treatment plant. The new plant will provide direct competition to395 words
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Article, Illustration239 1994-08-09 32 SINGAPORE Airlines and its alliance partners. Delta Air Lines and Swissair, will set up a joint purchasing service agency. Located in Zurich, Switzerland, the agency will carry out negotiations on behalf of the three airlines for the buying of selected commercial239 words
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Article, Illustration411 1994-08-09 32 THE index measuring office rents in the central region rose 1.13 per cent in the first quarter of this year, reversing a three-year decline, latest official figures show. However, that for shop rents continued to slide. The Urban Redevelopment Authority's411 words
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123 1994-08-09 33 HONGKONG stock prices slipped 0.67 per cent yesterday on fears of further US interest rate hikes. The key Hang Seng Index fell 64.34 points to 9,537.87. Turnover was down at HK53.23 billion from last Fridays HK53.69 billion. Brokers said investors stayed outAFP - 123 words
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Article185 1994-08-09 33 TOKYO stocks yesterday ended one of the quietest days of the year a touch higher, with market participants expecting little movement for the rest of the week. The Nikkei ended up 114.13 points or 0.56 per cent at 20,635.83, with an estimated 210 million shares traded. "Fund managers areReuter - 185 words
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Article100 1994-08-09 33 THE Australian share market closed lower yesterday with investor interest stilled by sharply weaker bonds and a fall on Wall Street last Friday. The All-Ordinaries closed 10.8 points lower at 2,081.1. 'The market was generally weak on the back of Wall Street and bonds were weaker as well, whichReuter - 100 words
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Article121 1994-08-09 33 LACK of institutional support dragged share prices in Kuala Lumpur to close mixed from a steadier opening yesterday despite continued retail interest. The 85-stock Composite Index lost 12.81 points to 1.076.34. There were 236 gainers, 170 losers and 102 issues unchanged. Thirty-nine other counters were not traded. TheBernama - 121 words
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Article154 1994-08-09 33 THAI stocks closed lower yesterday on profit-taking in blue chips, including property counters which had rallied strongly in the early morning, brokers said. The SET Index fell 4.56 points to 1,414.04 after fluctuating between 1,409.19 and 1,426. Turnover was moderate at 8.32 billion baht, against last Friday's 10.58 billionReuter - 154 words
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Article103 1994-08-09 33 JAKARTA stocks closed mixed in moderate trading yesterday on late profit-tak-ing by locals, reflecting concern over last week's sharp 4.4 per cent rise in the index, brokers said. Newcomer Wicaksana, a trading company, posted strong gains on broad support. Bank Rama, also making its debut, was quiet. Wicaksana closedReuter - 103 words
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Article428 1994-08-09 33 Monday August 8 HK$ Keck Seng Inv 3.31 unch ASM Pacific 535 0 050 Kumagai HK 8.78 -0.05 Air hi h ii-i nil nm L Crawford A 1 22.90 unch Allied lnd Int I 068 -0.01 o n «AQ oni Allied Oversea 0 86 -0.01 Lam Soon 3 43428 words
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Article110 1994-08-09 33 Contract date: 8/8/94 CURRENCY 1 MTH 3 MTH 6 MTH 9 MTH 12 MTN CALL VALUE DATE USJ IU 4 3 4<4 IM |M 3'. io»4iii94 A$ 4'. 4^ m s'. 6 3'» 10/8/94 NZJ 5 5". 6'« 6' i 6'. 3W 10/8/94 STG Itt 4 7110 words
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Article77 1994-08-09 33 CRUDE PRODUCT PRICES CRUDE/PRODUCT MONTH* CHANGE PRICE (US$)» WENT BIENO Sep 0.47 0.47 18.00 18.10 WEST TEXAS Intermediate Sep 062 062 19 51 19 56 DUBAI FATEH Sep 0.35 0.35 16 70 16 80 TAPIS BIENO Sep 0.10 0.10 19.20 19 30 MWAS Sep +0.05-005 20.05- 20.15 NAPHTHA (Clf Japan)77 words
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Article316 1994-08-09 33 Monday Augutt 8 YEN MitSUkOShi 1020 unch Ajinomoto 1360 +60 MII^T' EtoC 'g? 4 °c Akai Electric 470 -8 M ,t fl Mi« Jin tnn Amada 1160 +20 ?£o 2S JS! gsj lnd iS! n .nsu. a ,ors IPS n S agj&rzzza -!S Kf k fK PIUB liS 3316 words
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Article339 1994-08-09 33 OCBC OUB UOB DBS TLB POSB KB DEPOSIT RATES Savings 2'/2 2 IV< VA 2 1 2Vi 2 1 Fixed deposit 1 month 2 3 /4 2V 8 2V 8 iVi 3 2 3 months 3 2 7 8 2 7 2 3 1 3 6 months 3'4339 words
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Article56 1994-08-09 33 Au( 8 Change KL Composite 1076 34 -12 81 Hang Seng 9537 87 -64 34 Nikkei Average ***** 83 114 13 Australian All Ord 2081 10 -10 80 Dow Jones (Fri) 3747 02 18 77 FT 30 (Fro 2471 10 +9 50 Jakarta Composite 472 41 0 3956 words
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Article154 1994-08-09 33 Singapore dollars to one unit of foreign currency Singapore dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 13 2154 13.7986 Belgian franc 4.5348 4 6969 Danish kronor 23 4431 24.5237 Deutschemark *****5 96.2237 French franc 27.3314 28.1981 Hongkong dollar 19.0912 19 6751 Indian rupee 4.9100 Italian lira154 words
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Article28 1994-08-09 33 Source: Astley Pearce Open Close USS,OM 1.5780 1.5795 USJ/Yen 100.40 100.61 US$ S$ ***** 1.5065 US$, HK$ 7.7253 7.7250 A$ US$ 0.7423 0.7426 E/USS ***** *****28 words
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Article65 1994-08-09 33 Crude palm oil (MS tonne) Aug 1425, 1440 (south) Aug 1420/1435 (central) Sep 1350 1365 (south) Sep 1355 1370 (central) Refined palm oi (USS, tonne) RBD Palm Oil Aug 600 (seller) Sep 577 50 (seller) Oct 547 50 (seller) RBD Olem Aug 645 (seller) Sep 627 50 (seller)65 words
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Article2857 1994-08-09 33 Transaction Date: Aug 8, 1994 (n Adjusted for new issues; Par value MSI unless otherwise specified; P/E ratios are not adjusted for currency differences 1994 Last Vol Net High Low Company Sale f/« (000) P/E INDUSTRIALS Consumer Products 640 390 A|inomoto fa 480 unch 17 35.6 442" 2602,857 words
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Article35 1994-08-09 33 Op«n H|h low Sett Est Vd S*p 94 1 5432 1 ***** 1 5432 1 5438 20 Dec ***** 0 Mac 95 1 5388 0 Act Vet Ift,, m opm Int (Fr,) 80.35 words
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Article37 1994-08-09 33 (US Mm Omtxhmak) Open rtfh Low Sett M Vol S«p 94 ***** ***** 06J?4A ***** 15 Dec ***** 0 M* ***** 0 ton ***** 0 Sq> ***** 0 Act Vol (fn) Two Open kit (Fri): 7V37 words
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Article24 1994-08-09 33 Open tyi low Sett Est Vd Sep94 ***** *****8 IOOZbA ***** 433 Act Vol (M): 10/ Open Int (Fri) 25324 words
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Article77 1994-08-09 33 Eurodollar 3-month deposit 1 100 «kM mtertst rite) Open H(h Low Sett Est Vd S«p 94 9480 948? 94/8 9481 6800 Ok 9409 9411 940/ 9411 ***** Mar 93 85 938; 9382 9387 4150 km 93 S3 9355 93 51 9354 1460 Sep 93 25 9328 93 25 9328 41077 words
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Article60 1994-08-09 33 Euromark 3-month deposit (100 implied mtrrrst tale) Open H(h Lw Stlt Est Vol 5«()94 %08 %08 9506 %06 300 Dk <*¥> ***** 94% 94% 300 My 946/ 9468 946/ 9469 300 lun 94 34 94 3^B 94 34 94 rt 100 Sep% 9408 0 Dec 93.80 0 Mar 9361 060 words
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Article77 1994-08-09 33 Euroyen 3-month deposit (100 mpked interest rite) Open Ugh low Sett Est Vol Sep94 9/64 97.64 97 59 9/58 3650 Dec 9743 97 44 97 34 97 35 9880 Mar 95 9/13 9715 97.04 9/05 ***** kin 9684 9686 76 96/6 4250 Sep 9660 9660 9650A 96.50 780 Ok 963377 words
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Article29 1994-08-09 33 10- Year Japanese Government Bond Open Hfch low Sett Est VoJ Srv 94 10/80 ***** 10/6M 10/ /I Dec ***** 12 Vt Vol 'Fro 3444 Open W (Fn) 216929 words
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Article37 1994-08-09 33 Open rtjti Low Sell Est Vd Ocl 94 380 36 0 Dec 383 35 0 f* 386/5 0 *t* ***** 0 fun ***** 0 Aug 396% 0 Act Voi i Fru NM Open M (Fn) Ht.37 words
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Article25 1994-08-09 33 Open rteh low Sett Est Voi Spot *****6 6/1/29 664?4J *****6' Aug94 0 Act Vol (Fn) m Open kit (Fn) Ml25 words
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Article46 1994-08-09 33 Open Hfh low Sett Est Voi Spot *****.81 *****93 ***** 20 206j5 83* S«p 94 ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** Dec *****6 ***** 0 Mar 95 *****8 ***** 200 Jwi ***** 0 Sep ***** 0 Act Vd (Fn) ***** Open W (fn) *****46 words
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Article38 1994-08-09 33 Open tith Low Sett Est Vot Sep94 *****94 *****94 *****65A 0009%/ 1/ Dec 0.*****0 0.0100/b *****50 *****39 12 Mar 95 *****18 0 Jen 0.*****9 0 Sep *****94 0 Act Vol (Fn) 0* Open hit (Fri) 17238 words
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Article54 1994-08-09 33 Open rtjh lo* Sett Est Voi Sep 94 108 00 108 00 106 90 10/00 110 Oct ***** 103 20 102.90 ***** 55 N°v ***** 0 Oec ***** 0 ian ***** 0 Frt ***** 0 Mar ***** 0 Apr 102.90 0 May ***** 0 Act Vd (Fn) 18454 words
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Article32 1994-08-09 33 Open Hfh low Sett Est Voi Sep 94 15/80 1 5838 1 5/66 1 583b 838 Act Vol <Fn) 440 Open kit (ft) 449 Spot We* on market dosed32 words
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Article28 1994-08-09 33 USS/oz Mon Fri Singapore 377.60-377.90 378.40 ***** Fri Thurs New York 377 70—378 20 377.80— 378 20 Mon Fri Hongkong *****—***** 378.40-***** London morning fix (Monday) 377.70.28 words
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Article22 1994-08-09 33 Closing prices (USS/troy oz) Fri Mon Singapore 518 519 510 512 Thucs Fri New York 517 518 514 515 Source Rothschild22 words
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Article29 1994-08-09 33 (Official closing quotation. USS/MT) Fri Mon Cash 2398 5 2399 2396 2397 3 months 2403 2404 2398 2399 Settlement 2399 2397 Source Outokumpu (SEA Pte Ltd29 words
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Article80 1994-08-09 33 Physical (SS) Mon Fri Kiiobar *****-*****.00 *****-*****.77 100 gm 1834 1912 71 1840 *****9 50 gm 919—960 99 922—964 08 20 gm 366-388 31 367-389 34 5 gm 92-103.00 92 103 00 1 gm 18-26 78 18-26 78 Bullion coins (SS oz) Spore bullion com 59' 597 592-598 Canadian80 words
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Article14 1994-08-09 33 Closing prices (MS/kilo) KL Tin $13 00 0 160 Turnover 43 25 tonnes)14 words
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Article21 1994-08-09 33 (Official closing quotation, USS/MT) Fri Mon Cash 1422-1423 1423 1424 3 months 1449 1450 1450 5 1451 Settlement 1423 142421 words
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Article127 1994-08-09 33 Strike prices which are closest to the at the money option Vot Op*ft Int (Ffi) Ca» Put Act Open Act Open Vol kit Vot kit Eurodollar 0 1220 20 1741 Euro yen 0 8625 0 1004 Japanese 28 697 148 174 Nikkei 404 ***** 125 ***** N.kk.i B*ll »ug127 words
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Article377 1994-08-09 33 Rubber Futures (Price* at 5 30pm Hug 8 1994 RSS 1 OmM i S cents kg) "A rtgrt Low Sett Vol Open kit Sep 94 ***** 300 2750 Oct ***** ***** 195 60 375 4475 Nov ***** 180.00 182 75 525 4450 Dec ***** ***** ***** 325377 words
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Article47 1994-08-09 34 HIGH LOW Straits Times Industrials 1993-94 High 2471.90 (4,1/94) 1993/94 Low 1531.11 (41 93) All-time High 2471.90 (4 1 94) All time Low 64.83 (29 6/65) Business Times Composite 1993 94High 2398.87 (b/ 1/94) 1993/94 Low 1307.65 (13/1/93) All time High 2398.87 (5/1/94) All-time Low 64.83 (29/6/65)47 words
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Article33 1994-08-09 34 Asia Pac Ld 12,035,000 Promet 10,017,000 Metroplex 50c 9,657,000 BRaya TSR97 8,317,000 Mulpha Intl 8,263,000 Idns Hyd 50c 7.512.000 Kuhm (M) Wt99., 6,164,000 Faber Group 5.755.000 Kamuntingsoc 5,169,000 B Raya 4,978,00033 words
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Article37 1994-08-09 34 TURNOVER (CASH) Sector Volume Value Industrials 1.852 m 4.180 m Finance 612.000 1.933 m Hotels 16.000 35,480 Properties 515,000 1.025 m Loan Stocks 693,000 1.151 m Plantations 44,000 103.440 Mining Nil Nil Total 3.732 m 8.427 m37 words
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Article68 1994-08-09 34 TURNOVER (READY) Total Market Mon Fri Industrials ***** m 92.0/4 m Finance 17.395 m 27 144 m Hotels 8 363 m 10 447 m Properties 54.510 m ***** m toans Stocks 41.532 m 46.166 m Plantations 8.109 m 6 783 m Mining 102.000 91.000 Total volume 211.509 m 224.548 m68 words
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Article82 1994-08-09 34 Au( 8 Change Sr Industrials 65 5 47 ST Fir.: 4917 68 18 90 ST Hotels 1801 45 7 07 ST Properties 1707 68 1 j :6 BT Composite 2125 59 12 03 BI MGA 1069 69 478 BT OB OS f 362 j4 BT CAOI ***** 42 BT82 words
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Article3570 1994-08-09 34 INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL Transaction Date: Aug 8, 1994 I 1994 Curr Last Vol Day Gr Net MCapWtAvg High Low Company Traded Sale or- 000 High Low Oiv P/E Smil Price 1440 835 #t s Acma 940 -20 84 950 940 17 5 15 0 647 9 9493,570 words
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376 1994-08-09 34 KOH KEAT KIAN - KOH KEAT KIAN MARKET REPORT MiAKr. prices on tne Singapore market fell victim to profit-taking yesterday, after making gains last week. "But the profit-taking can be described as being under control and well absorbed," said a broker. The Straits Times Industrials Index376 words
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Article2457 1994-08-09 34 MALAYSIAN Transaction Date: Aug 8, 1994 Gr'i 1994 Curr Last Voi Day Div Net M Cap High Low Company Traded Sal* or- 000 High Low P/E 9mil 312 160 AISB 50c 210 -5 2 210 210 5 0 1810 215 4 206 107 AMDB 50c 151 unch 34282,457 words
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Article1674 1994-08-09 34 BONDS, LOANS WARRANTS Gr s Wt 1994 Curr Last Vol Day Rate Yld Avg High Low Company Traded Sale or- 000 High Low Price 410 204 0 s Arncol Wt9B 238 +3 72 240 234 235 110 67 0 s Apollo Wt99 70 70 108 SO s Asiamatrix Wt96 511,674 words
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Article, Illustration423 1994-08-09 35 SEMBAWANG Corporation yesterday reported a 6.8-per cent drop in net earnings to $41.1 million for the six months ended June 1994. The interim results would have been worse if not for higher contributions from associated companies and for a change in423 words
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524 1994-08-09 35 Gerry de Silva - Gerry de Silva By with the suggestion that YHS should instead develop its own land, also located in the Bukit Timah area. YHS could do so in the same way other manufacturers had done "to maximise returns for its own gain", said524 words
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267 1994-08-09 35 HOTEL and property group Marco Polo Developments Ltd, yesterday reported a 467--per-cent increase in net earnings at the halfway stage, to $8.8 million. The increased profit was generated from a 249-per-cent increase in turnover for the period to June 30,267 words
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316 1994-08-09 35 NEW DELHI Malaysia, whose construction giant Renong Bhd is billed to implement Asia's biggest road construction project, may turn out to be India's biggest partner in development, according to senior officials of India's Surface Transport Ministry. Global tenders will be floated forBernama - 316 words
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219 1994-08-09 35 KUALA LUMPUR UMW Holdings Bhd announced a 20.3-per-cent increase in group pre-tax profit to M551.05 million (Ss29 million) for the six months ended June 30 from M542.44 million previously. Releasing its unaudited results yesterday, UMW said that group turnover rose 15.3 per centBernama - 219 words
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Article, Illustration407 1994-08-09 35 The mark-down followed the release at the weekend of poorer-than-expected results from Creative. Analysts said earnings per share (EPS) of US$l.ll for the year ended June 30 were below expectations since investors in the United States, where the counter is listed on Nasdaq, were looking407 words
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299 1994-08-09 35 KUALA LUMPUR A new, unique stock market information service for individual investors, which operates on a wireless data network will hit the Malaysian market next month. Known as the "Wireless Stock Information Services" (WSIS), it will enable investors to accessBernama - 299 words
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Article129 1994-08-09 35 KUALA LUMPUR Malayan United Industries Bhd (MUI) has made a mandatory takeover offer for the remaining shares in cement manufacturer Pan Malaysia Cement Works Bhd (PMCW) which it does not own or has contracted to buy. MUI said it purchased in the open market 12.28Reuter - 129 words
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Article79 1994-08-09 35 MANILA The Philippines' Globe Telecom, an affiliate of Singapore Telecom and Ayala Corp, said it has launched a satellite project at the Mactan export processing zone in Cebu. The telecommunications network will use both satel-lite-based and microwave technology to give Globe subscribers access to voice transmission,Reuter - 79 words
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Article79 1994-08-09 35 KUALA LUMPUR In line with the country's forecast economic growth rate, Petronas Dagangan Berhad expects the demand for most petroleum products to increase significantly. Demand for fuel oil, however, will decline further as some industrial users switch to gas, especially in areas where piped gas becomes available.NST - 79 words
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Article73 1994-08-09 35 KUALA LUMPUR Kemayan Corporation Bhd has bought a bungalow lot and a six-storey condominium block in Los Angeles through its subsidiary, Malaysian Agriculture Industry Sdn Bhd. The properties are located in Beverly Hills. It was purchased from Devonshire Associates Inc, a company incorporated in the US,NST - 73 words
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Article79 1994-08-09 35 TELEDATA (Spore) Ltd has appointed Intraco's group general manager, Mr Tay Kim Hock, as its new managing director, replacing Mr Tan Keng Boon, who remains on the board as non-executive director. Teledata said that with the sale of a significant stake to Intraco in April this79 words
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Article44 1994-08-09 35 IN A statement to the SES, OCBC Bank clarified yesterday that its earnings per share, excluding extraordinary profit, was 27 cents in the first half this year. If extraordinary profit was included, its earnings per share would be 30 cents.44 words
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Article55 1994-08-09 36 MAIN ClO6 Up Dii Unch Up Dri Urich Industrial 42 58 22 15 33 Finance 10 12 7 1/1 Hotels 2 6 2 Oil Properties 5/2 893 Plantations 0 0 0 4 8 0 Mining 0 0 0 10 0 BLW b 36 10 b 10 3 Total 6455 words
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Article42 1994-08-09 36 Credt.ve T ?5c 2850 290 f&N 1700 60 B SembjwanH 2720 50 Roth Inds 50c 760 45 Spore BusF 500 1310 Of chard Parade 1040 Su Acma 940 -20 City Dev 50c 710 -20 ÜBS 1120 Keppel Corpn 1060 -2042 words
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Article, Illustration623 1994-08-09 36 Ann Williams; Kalpana Rashiwala - Ann Williams Kalpana Rashiwala By and But prices continue to rise: URA review DATA released yesterday by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) confirms a sharp and sustained fall in demand for private property. The URA's second-quarter review showed a 27 per cent drop to 3,953623 words
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379 1994-08-09 36 PROPERTY consultants believe new condominiums can still fetch higher prices, but caution that resale prices are likely to dip. They were responding to data released yesterday by the Urban Redevelopment Authority, which showed condo prices were up 18.7 per cent in the379 words
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Article, Illustration274 1994-08-09 36 STANDARD Chartered Bank Singapore has come up with a scheme to enable small investors to buy and sell shares without maintaining personal broking accounts. Instead, trading for Stanchart customers will be done on their behalf through the bank's designated broker, G.K.274 words
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Article51 1994-08-09 36 NEW YORK Stock prices opened higher yesterday, recovering from last Friday's rout as inflation fears receded over the weekend and investors took comfort in higher bond prices. The Dow Jones average of 30 leading industrial stocks was up 4.86 points at 3,751.87 in the first hour of trading.AP - 51 words
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Article, Illustration583 1994-08-09 2 JOHN LUI - JOHN LUI Marina Mandarin will provide videos on demand round the clock from next month WHEN the Marina Mandarin Singapore starts its new video-on-demand service for its guests next month, it will be the first hotel in the Republic to do so. With its583 words
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Article384 1994-08-09 2 ON COMMAND Video is one of several companies racing after the video-on-demand (VOD) pot of gold. For movie viewers, VOD represents an irresistible stream ready to be piped to homes, airline seats, hospital beds or hotel rooms at the touch of an button. In384 words
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180 1994-08-09 2 US -style casino in China opens tomorrow ADVANCED Gaming Technology Incorporated, a maker of electronic gaming machines and systems, has agreed with China's Gaoming Caesar International Club to establish electronic bingo, kono, pachinko and video arcade machines in a United States-style casino in China. The 110,000-sq ft operation will beReuter - 180 words
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102 1994-08-09 2 MEDIA mogul Ted Turner's TNT Cartoon Network will launch a 24-hour ear-toon-and-movie service, beamed from China's Apstar satellite, on Oct 6. The movies and cartoons will be subtitled and dubbed initially into Chinese (which diaiect is not known) andReuter - 102 words
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169 1994-08-09 2 THOUSANDS of tourists visited Buckingham Palace, Queen Elizabeth's London home, when it opened its doors to visitors for the second year on Sunday. The 4,500 timed-entry tickets to 18 luxurious state rooms were sold by midday. A few people even queued overnight. ForReuter - 169 words
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Article, Illustration562 1994-08-09 3 'The number of people who played last year at private courses probably dropped some 30 per cent.' Mr Akira Matsuzaki, manager of Juchi Golf Inc. a Tokyo broker of golf memberships JAPANESE golfers have been hit by a corporate austerity drive with golf coursesReuter - 562 words
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613 1994-08-09 3 SHARON LOH - SHARON LOH If the patch proves to be safe and effective, it will be a step forward from the current treatment for pre-term labour, which is an intravenous infusion of beta-mimetics. A SKIN patch found recently to halt premature labour613 words
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272 1994-08-09 3 CITIES in Osaka Prefecture are facing a severe shortage of public cemetery space but protests by environmentalists have made it difficult to secure extra land to increase capacity. As a result, municipal governments are having to search for creative solutions to deal with theNYT - 272 words
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Article, Illustration554 1994-08-09 4 MORE and more old folk in Japan are choosing to live out their lives in condomini-um-style retirement villages. They pay up to $1 million for the privilege. Some even sell their property to raise funds for their autumn years. "Japan has the fastest ageing society554 words
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Article257 1994-08-09 4 THESE three types of care are the most popular. Long-term in a nursing home A RESIDENT cannot cancel his contract midway and claim back what is left of his deposit. If he becomes senile or bedridden, medical care will be provided for him in257 words
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Article112 1994-08-09 4 BY THE year 2030, one in four Singaporeans will be over 60 years old. Most will be widows, as women will outlive men by about five years. Each aged person will be supported by 2.2 working people, as compared with eight working people today. A new112 words
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Article, Illustration522 1994-08-09 5 'By being able to take care of myself, I have made my children happy. It's a mutual feeling. As a mother, I am also pleased to see them happy.' Mrs Unno Shigeko THREE years ago, Mis Unno Shigeko signed on the dotted line and522 words
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271 1994-08-09 5 Miss Mori Ayako, 76, an ex-civil servant "MY TWO sisters opposed my coming here because .they wanted me to live with them in Kyushu Island. But I have been separated from them for more than 50 years and my friends are in Tokyo. I271 words
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Article129 1994-08-09 5 ABOUT ROYAL GARDEN TAMA Owned by: Mitsubishi Real Estate Company, Tama Hospital, Yokohama Bank and a major insurance firm. Set-up cost: $1.5 billion. It is built to withstand earthquakes. Staff: 30, with three full-time nurses. Number of apartments: 144. Capacity: 200 people. There are now 127 residents. Entry requirements: Healthy129 words
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501 1994-08-09 5 OBITUARY BENNY ONG. a Manchuiianborn Immigrant who rose through underwork! struggles in New York to become what the police called the leader of the most powerful organised crime group in Chinatown over the past 20 years, died on Saturday at New York Downtown Hospital.NYT - 501 words
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Article, Illustration917 1994-08-09 6 ONG SOR FERN - ONG SOR FERN ftrqwei9fgaegfjadgvsdvd PROFESSOR LIU JILIN works In bronze and stone and creates both free-standing and relief sculptures. Although he is also a painter, the artist found his calling in sculpture. Many of his relief sculptures are917 words
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329 1994-08-09 6 Degas' works on dance to be unveiled in the US EDGAR DEGAS showed it several decades before George Balanehine said it: "Ballet is woman.' It is a message that will come through again on Saturday, when the Dayton Art Institute in the United States unveils a major exhibition of Degas'AP - 329 words
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Article, Illustration735 1994-08-09 7 Is the move a ploy to avert the worrying downturn in Cantopop concert attendance here, asks Guan Libing POSSIBLY for the first time in recent Chinese pop concert history, freebies are being given when people purchase tickets to a concert. Namely, Andy Lau Live In735 words
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180 1994-08-09 7 25-year-old actor picked to play Mike Tyson in TV movie PRESS and the public waited with anticipation to see who would be given the part in a film about the life of former heavyweight boxing star Mike Tyson. Brooklyn-born actor Michael Jai White was the man HBO felt was rightUPI - 180 words
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Article310 1994-08-09 7 POOR Andy Lau. Last year was bad enough, with a spate of embarrassing problems hitting the star. This year does not seem to have started out auspiciously, either, for the Heavenly King of Pop: In January, when he sang his hit, Thank You For Your Love, during310 words
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Article, Illustration371 1994-08-09 7 THREE years after the last Soviet soldier left Hungary, Michael Jackson led Red Army troops past cheering crowds as filming began on Sunday for a video to promote his new album, History. "The film short depicts Jackson as freeing an unnamed communistAP; Reuter - 371 words
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Article, Illustration425 1994-08-09 8 Ultima VIII Pagan - Get transported to the realm of the Pagan Ultima VIII Pagan RATING 1 Graphics and Screen Display: Story and Game Plot: Interactive features: WILL no one ever get tired of playing Ultima? Apparently not, as manufacturer Origin has just released the eighth instalment Ultima VIII Pagan. The Ultima series is425 words
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Article, Illustration442 1994-08-09 8 SOFTWARE ROUNDUP FRANCIS CHIN RATING 1 Graphics and Screen Display: Story and Game Plot: Interactive features: Who shot Johnny Rock? BANG! Bang! Bang! If you are not fast with your tommy gun, you end up at the undertakers. It is the '30s. Mafia442 words
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Article, Illustration261 1994-08-09 8 Space Hulk - Space Hulk 1 RATING 1 Graphics and Screen Display: Story and Game Plot: Interactive features: IF MAGIC, monsters and machine guns are too much for you, sign up with the Space Marines in the very distant future. But before you throw261 words
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Article, Illustration856 1994-08-09 9 Children are targets for illegal activities when they give out their names, addresses and phone numbers THOSE amazing computer games, bulletin boards and e-mail services that bedazzle children and bewilder many parents may not be as benign as they appear. Some of them, in fact, mayAP - 856 words
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Article, Illustration402 1994-08-09 9 HOPING to capitalise on the huge market of people who play the CD-ROM electronic games, Myst and Doom (and who might not read very many books), two agents have taken the intriguing step of offering publishers the chance to buy what could beNYT - 402 words
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156 1994-08-09 9 INDIAN scientists are working on an information highway aimed at linking 70 cities across the country by next March, the Press Trust of India said. The highway will be superimposed on an existing satellite-based computer network run by the National Informatics Network (Nicnet) connectingAFP - 156 words
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Article100 1994-08-09 9 THE US$7.2 billion (5510.9 billion) computer gianl Compaq is considering India as a possible site for a new manufacturing plant, a report said. Compaq began distribution of personal computers in India 18 months ago, but officials at the time ruled out manufacturing the machines inUPI - 100 words
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Article, Illustration622 1994-08-09 10 OBITUARY 'Liu Haisu is respected for his courage and commitment to art/ Mr Thang Kiang How, president of Modern Art Society Singapore Liu Haisu, dubbed The Lion Of Oriental Art and co-founder of modern Chinese art, died of a heart failure on Sunday in622 words
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408 1994-08-09 10 KATE YU JUAN - KATE YU JUAN PROFESSOR LIU HAISU came to Singapore twice. The first time was in 1941, when he was invited by the late philanthropist, Tan Kah Kee, to grace the sale of his paintings to raise money for an overseas Chinese fund. The408 words
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412 1994-08-09 10 CHINA may relax its restriction on the number of foreign films co-produced there if good stories and trustworthy partners are found, an official said recently. "China will go on opening the film market to the outside world," Mr Zheng Quangang, general manager ofUPI - 412 words
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Article91 1994-08-09 10 Fire leaves 5,000 homeless MORE than 500 Chinese dwellings and an undetermined number of Malay houses were destroyed in a fire which wiped out three kampungs in Singapore yesterday. It is estimated that at least 5,000 people have been made homeless. More than 600 victims were accommodated91 words
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Article103 1994-08-09 10 Mystery of an inspector A MAN impersonating a sanitary inspector is endorsing eating-shop licences in Singapore. The police are baffled. The man has visited several districts in Singapore and endorsed many licences with his signature. He did not demand money but left a "stern warning". How soccer103 words
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Article91 1994-08-09 10 A shorter working week? A COMMENDABLE move has been made by some of the leading firms in Singapore. It will be seen, from an advertisement, that John Little. Katz Bros, Robinson and Kelly And Walsh intend to ckme their godoWßfl at 3 pm on Saturdays, thus allowing91 words
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Article, Illustration194 1994-08-09 10 Armed guards at office ARMED Sikhs are stationed in the offices of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company, and admission to the departments on the first floor is denied those without special permission. Scouts on wheels VERY little fuss has been made against the raising of the cycling194 words
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Article, Illustration516 1994-08-09 10 Zhu Hong - Zhu Hong Books And Sword IT IS not uncommon to read about lowly-skilled xiake or wandering knights who subdue their opponents by drugging their drinking water in Chinese swordplay fiction. The drug used was known as menghanyao by the ancient Chinese. It is similar to516 words
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Article70 1994-08-09 10 ft s!£tf//nBI-.-u T-sM* u mnm n VftJtftffS s.«r*A*r if** tttur. ii £#£att£«A&«i tfHSIMI li >*#*£9 t-iiAift "fflK !f*JK R*i» t-titA*-fB*P& ttttl ito'ffltt'tttff**Mf«lftJfi« fcf]*&tt£ft«| tii*fc£ 4tre^^ ft mat «*«Mt» fiff« fiW^ffft i A: fßt li HJ JI4 PS ??/fe«f*|^6<j m#'*AM n.illK« r*"l H*JK HA9E? ft «/KWFf^» -ft «^k^j{§» ie ijic f,70 words
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Article, Illustration896 1994-08-09 11 'I didn't just sit behind the mike and say "whoa! yea!" and I was suddenly a fantastic DJ. It's travelling and entertaining people for more than 10 years.' Radio 4 deejay Yasmin Yusuff It is breakneck speed in just about everything for YasminNST - 896 words
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Advertisement164 1994-08-09 16 Sembawang Corporation celebrates with the people of the Republic of Singapore on our 29th National Day. SEMBAWANG CORPORATION On this anniversary of the birth of our nation, Sembawang Corporation introduces its new corporate logo. The logo represents our forward movement into new markets and businesses. Our Goal To be a164 words
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Advertisement449 1994-08-09 1 THE STRAITS TIMES NATIONAL DAY SUPPLEMENT 1994 Singaporeans^ m BERTHA HENSON Went tO talk down to earth, what does this mean in So, from the moment we sat down on tO Deputy Prime Minister Lee Practical terms, and move. And after four the beige-coloured lounge chairs in his u tfve449 words
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Article, Illustration1533 1994-08-09 2 Reaching beyond the m ateri al Who says we are not a nation of dreamers? T. SASITHARAN argues that we are here today because we have been dreamers all along. WE ARE, have always been, and will continue to be, a nation of dreamers. The moment we stop dreaming would1,533 words
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Article, Illustration1424 1994-08-09 4 Fortysomething ALAN JOHN, who once dreamt of hitch-hiking all the way to Europe, contemplates his aspirations past and present, and his roles as a working man and a family man. I am more restrained when I dream now. The wildest I get is when I think itGEORGE GASCON - 1,424 words
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Article, Illustration1609 1994-08-09 6 One family, three generations but very different aspirations. IDA BACHTIAR has the touching story of how they have lived, and what they want for themselves and their children. EVEN a moment's look through the windows of her Chinatown shophouse would have earned Madam Lily Tan a1,609 words
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Article, Illustration915 1994-08-09 8 Obsession No. 1 Health Medical CHECKLIST The gloom THE incidence of diabetes in Singapore is rising to dangerous heights. About 8.6 per cent of all Singaporeans suffer from the disease, double the figure 10 years ago. A person suffering from diabetes is unable to control the level of915 words
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Article, Illustration559 1994-08-09 9 LUCKY twice Obsession No. 1 Health SIXTY-FIVE-YEAR-OLD Mr Lim Kay Huat agrees that he is a very lucky man. He has cheated death twice over the last 10 years. In 1984, he landed in hospital with a severe heart attack. Only a timely bypass operation to replace a part of559 words
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Article615 1994-08-09 9 Double MIRACLE SHE is too young to realise how close she came to losing her ability to bear children, or worse still, to death. To 13-year-old Phang Yen Pheng, the reason for the shedding of her head of hair is still as hazy as the operation she had last year.615 words
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Article, Illustration887 1994-08-09 10 Obsession No. 2: Wealth As a material people, many Singaporeans have dreams of succeeding beyond imagination. And none more so than the legions of small businessmen. BRENDAN PEREIRA and BERT WEE talk to one. HE BUILDS swimming pools for people who live in mansions and sprawling bungalows,887 words
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Article247 1994-08-09 11 Job SPECS GRADUATES shun the life of an entrepreneur, a Nanyang Technological University study has shown. Another interesting finding of the study, based on a poll of 2,486 Singapore graduates from 1984 to 1991, was that they are more likely to risk playing entrepreneur when their spouses have stable jobs.247 words
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Article212 1994-08-09 14 MAD about wheels Obsession No. 3: Cars Although only one in four households owns cars in Singapore, the subject of four wheels is nevertheless a national obsession. BRENDAN PEREIRA picks out the interesting figures, while we invite some cartoonists to show us the funny side of things. THE number of212 words
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Article, Illustration599 1994-08-09 16 So that hell £eel AT HOME IN SCHOOL EVERY Tuesday, five-year-old Julian I Ong goes to a mathematics class so that he will not be in a tangle when he enters Primary One. Every Saturday, the Kl pupil in Yal maha kindergarten at Marine Parade599 words
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621 1994-08-09 17 You need some PRESSURE TO SUCCEED Obsession No. 4: Children's education MRS CHENG KAH GEK sends her daughter Chloe for mathematics class and spends about 60 minutes a- day tutoring her on other subjects so she will have a head start when school begins in two years' time. The kindergarten621 words
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Article, Illustration338 1994-08-09 18 HOPE FOR sportsmen yet Fandi Ahmad, captain of the Singapore soccer team in the Malaysian Premier League IT IS good that the Government has introduced Spex 2000. The Singapore Sports Council's multi-million-dollar plan to turn out regional and world champions by the turn of the century will help realise sportsmen's338 words
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Article, Illustration326 1994-08-09 18 DONT PUSH aside the arts Kuo Pao Kun. dramatist and artistic director of The Substation SECONDARY school students with a flair for languages are given book prizes by the Prime Minister. Junior College students who excel in the A levels are awarded scholarships by the President. Businessmen who succeed brilliantly326 words
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Article, Illustration412 1994-08-09 19 S'pore as the East Asian GENEVA Professor Tommy Koh. Singapore's Ambassador-at-large, chairman of the National Arts Council, and director of the Institute of Policy Studies I HAVE a dream for Singapore. My dream is for it to become the diplomatic, artistic and intellectual centre of East Asia. In my more412 words
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Article309 1994-08-09 19 AN EQUAL, altruistic society Claire Chiang, human resource director of the Wah Chang group and a director of the Banyan Tree Gallery THE year 2000 is such a magical year to wait for. It evokes the powerful feeling of us entering a new age of wisdom and progress, able to309 words
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Article, Illustration320 1994-08-09 20 From Page 1 Indeed, throughout the whole I '/2-hour interview, he used the word "dream" just once. That was when the subject turned to the American Dream, the dream of making it big beyond all odds, like the American boy born poor who becomes the US president. The320 words
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Article, Illustration2031 1994-08-09 20 If the Government tells you this is the meaning of your life, I am not sure that we would be doing the right thing. Instead, what the Government can provide is the wherewithal, the framework, the resources for the people to fulfil their own dreams, whateverGEORGE GASCON - 2,031 words
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Article13 1994-08-09 22 What do the handicapped dream of? RON CHANDRAN-DUDLEY, who is blind, articulates13 words
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Article15 1994-08-09 22 the dream of Singapore's disabled community: to be integrated fully into the mainstream.15 words
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Article, Illustration1264 1994-08-09 22 Singapore will set an example in integrating the disabled with the mainstream, just as it is does with its economic progress, political stability, and religious and racial intanrfltirtn I FIRST became aware of my humiliating status as a "colonial" in the late "50s when I was an undergraduate in1,264 words
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262 1994-08-09 23 Ron Chandran-Dudley DEDICATED TO THE DISABLED APART from being the president of the Disabled People's Association here, Mr Ron Chandran-Dudley, 59, is also senior vice-president of the Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped and vice-president of the Singapore Association for Counselling. He is blind. The former Raffles Institution schoolboy was262 words
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Article, Illustration220 1994-08-09 23 Chng Seok Tin LEAVING HER IMPRINT MASTER printmaker Chng Seok Tin. 47, who is partially blind, says of her 1990 woodblock on the left: "It signifies a human being, perhaps disabled, surrounded by the two kinds of things that people here yearn for: cars, houses, clothes and travel: and spiritual220 words
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Advertisement140 1994-08-09 16 M' Thomson. In Partnership With Singapore tl— iLi-i— il^Bl^^^^^^^ f\ THOMSON |U Thomson has been a partner in Singapore's progress since 1969. From our very first Audio Factory in Toa Payoh to y^^ fH t. jWW^^H l\l being one of the first to achieve OHQ status, Thomson has grown with140 words
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Advertisement211 1994-08-09 18 When you're 30,000 feet above another continent, dH you needn't feel distant from your family. fI^B^f^HpPWPHWBIB You can say hello to your wife (or even your colleagues) |p M $BSmw < yjHi^giL s>^l^^F^£ '^^Sr^'^iß^^i^^ii^iiiiiiiii^iiiiiß and goodni^it to your children on EMTEL, PP -*^^f ~*JpTmrfPl^^^^^B n- 1 1 aStBBf '•v*^Bßefc^^iiiiii^iiii^^iiH our211 words
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Advertisement81 1994-08-09 18 ETiT3B|^9f7| Jf| tiM g S Singapore Handicrafts Salutes 29 Years Of The Nation's Success. We are closed today. Business as usual tomorrow. pa jH Singapore Handicrafts ltE and group of companies HBUBBaifIHH Rosewood Furniture Specialist Sine* 1939 Main Showroom 72 Eunos Avenue 7 Singapore Handicrafts Building Singapore 1440 Tel 7481 words
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Advertisement177 1994-08-09 22 Forthebve JFfl E^PIhS B^K h^vl Ibk Building up a first-class defence system B**8 1 requires special and talented people. For this reason, the SAF employs not only fighting fit There are ample opportunities to train abroad. soldiers. But also musicians, cooks, artistes, And we offer scholarships and study awards that177 words
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Advertisement36 1994-08-09 22 Any Job. Any Career. Available Any Day. Any Time. Anywhere. The Straits Times The Sunday Times Business Times E LIANHE ZAOBAO LIANHE WANBAO Shin Min Daily News Berita Marian Berita Mingou Sin 9 msXHw Pnaa HcJUfciy36 words
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Advertisement111 1994-08-09 23 fc SUCCESS GOES HAND IN HAND fe WITH EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION 2 llKal TAC 28S<V93 KTS37S We congratulate Singapore on her 29 years of successful nation-building. As a pledge, J^ we will continue to be committed to the nation's growth and our clients by constantly providing state-of-the-art telecommunication systems as well111 words
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Advertisement47 1994-08-09 24 1 ¥|f^ A big "Thank You" I Singapore for your support w through the years. Eveready Singapore Pte Ltd congratulates Singapore on its 29th National Day. Eveready and Energizer batteries are now available in a new pack with a new label indicating zero mercury added. Mercury-free Battery47 words
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552 1994-08-09 1 THE STRAITS TIMES NATIONAL DAY SUPPLEMENT 1994 The nation is 29 today, a day of celebrations for the average Singaporean. But who exactly is this 'average Singaporean' if there is such a person. Cherian George kicks off the first section of this year's552 words
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Article, Illustration954 1994-08-09 2 100 more than the Mohammeds. To come up with a more detailed prediction, you could delve into the 1990 Census report and other official statistics. You could also tap market research and other pri-vate-sector surveys, and speak with people whose job it is to keep954 words
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Article, Illustration623 1994-08-09 3 I he term average Singaporean' is like a camera lens of very limited value, because it dismisses the significant and rich variety of shapes in the social landscape of Singapore. Sociologist Stella Quah pay income tax this year (though he has to pay the Goods and Services Tax for623 words
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Article735 1994-08-09 4 POLITICAL IMPACT CHERIAN GEORGE examines the political behaviour and clout of the average Singaporean, and finds a man who can be said to fit the description. The average man's THE average Singaporean is more seen than heard. He is often thought of as belonging to the "silent majority", with views735 words
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Article, Illustration256 1994-08-09 4 Is this MR TYPICAL? MR SNG BOON SEONG. 32. does not appear in any Whos Who. But, according to the statistics, more Singaporeans will identify with him and his lifestyle than with anyone from the ranks of the rich and famous. Family: Married (to Jennifer, 27); with two children (Jackie,256 words
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Article, Illustration1531 1994-08-09 6 Captain and mother, wife and daughte Y JOHN LUI discovers that love, pride and guilt are just some of the conflicting emotions a working mother feels each day. Pictures by lim sin ihai WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 4.45 AM. Mrs Edna Ong, 34, wakes up, and sterilises and fills a formula1,531 words
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Article, Illustration12 1994-08-09 7 Edna Ong - Captain mother, wife daughter Edna Ong Mrs I sleep when Bryan sleeps.12 words
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Article, Illustration846 1994-08-09 9 Let's start LOOKING FOR A FLAT Are we incurable romantics, or are we diehard practical people, even in love? There is no better way to tell than to see how we propose. SHARON LOH rounds up some suspects. How we love W f hen he proposed, I cried. I had846 words
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Article541 1994-08-09 11 From Page 9: How we love AGAINST T H E people have their fathers and mothers on their wedding day, but I had no one by my side. I cried that day whenever I thought about them. EVEN today. Mrs Helen Koh cries at the memory of her wedding541 words
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Article, Illustration729 1994-08-09 13 T. SASITHARAN - Text by T. SASITHARAN Picture by and THERE you have it. The picture of all the worldly things, worth an estimated $20,000. from the home of Mr Mohamad Zaini Dasuki. 34. and his wife Saniah, 33. Everything and we mean everything is there, from sewing needlesGEORGE GASCON; LIM SIN THAI - 729 words
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Article, Illustration798 1994-08-09 14 How we play Work hard, play hard so goes the maxim. JOHN LUI finds out to what extent Singaporeans abide by the second half of it. BY 8 pm on Friday nights, the Elvis pub at Duxton Plain is packed with men making good headway798 words
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Article, Illustration185 1994-08-09 16 How we pray Singaporeans are as different as the ways they pray and seek meaning beyond the merely material. Pictures by GEORGE GASCON Evening prayers, Darul Aman Mosque, Jalan Eunos (above): Perhaps the pause when light steps on the threshold of dark, and hubbub givesGEORGE GASCON - 185 words
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Article, Illustration114 1994-08-09 17 Uhinese New Year, Kwan Imm Temple, Waterloo Street: Divine succour appears to be in high demand at this, the most crucial, time of year. Worshippers, armed with joss-sticks, elbow for room to offer their prayers for a divine hearing on this auspicious day. For Taoists, the breath of the114 words
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Article, Illustration116 1994-08-09 17 notes ONLY 14 per cent of those over 10 years old, or 315,400 people, said they did not belong to any religion in the 1990 Population Census. This is up from 13 per cent in 1980. THE overall proportion of Christians also rose from 10 per cent in 1980116 words
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Article, Illustration703 1994-08-09 18 WHEN I AM GONE AWAY How we mourn Remember me BE THEY minarets, crosses, granite Omegas or austere marble slabs, the memorials that we erect to the dead are more than simply markers to a grave. They carry also a burden of meaning so that those who live on canGEORGE GASCON - 703 words
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Article, Illustration201 1994-08-09 19 GRAVE matters How we mourn THERE were 4,625 burials and 9,669 cremations last year. Cremation was preferred by four in five of those for whom burial is not required by their religion. ALL private cemeteries have been closed to burials. There is now only one cemetery, at Chua Chu Kang,201 words
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Article, Illustration489 1994-08-09 20 How we work Iwice a week, Mr P. K. Chan climbs 100 creaky steps up the Victoria Theatre tower, which smells of musty wood and machine grease, to wind the clock. He makes sure its four huge bells chime punctually on the quarter-hour. CLOCK WORK MR P. K.489 words
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Article, Illustration431 1994-08-09 20 Wet, wet, WET I like seeing the visitors wave to me when I'm in the tank. They're so amazed to see me surrounded by the fish. I feel like I'm the performer. Mr Alan Soh MR ALAN SOH, 35, likes sea creatures so much he has two frolicking dolphins tattooed431 words
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Article, Illustration681 1994-08-09 22 SPEAKER of the house How we work: Rare jobs fcaverything we need to know about making money, we learnt in secondary school. Including how to make loudspeakers. It's just that most of us don't apply what we learn. Mr Norman Lim ■he wife acceptance factor' has to be considered, soLILEN UY - 681 words
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Article, Illustration486 1994-08-09 23 You mean he MR ERNEST CHNG'S friends gasp in admiration and envy when they find out what his job involves. As customer support representative for Telahin Enterprises, he has to "evaluate new computer games. In other words, he gets to play the newest titles on his486 words
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Article, Illustration464 1994-08-09 23 PRECISION engineering How we work: Rare jobs WHEN Heraclitus. an ancient Greek philosopher, said ""everything changes", he had not met Mrs Ling-Tan Siew Leng. 31. Her job is to make sure that the long and short of it in Singapore remains just that, today and tomorrow. Private firms, government departmentsGEORGE GASCON - 464 words
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Advertisement62 1994-08-09 1 It* dyLsk**o I The most unitsual Jt>fc Singapore Trailing 41 Photo special: i^piilgjpp^ "j minute by minute a working a family spreads out ail its > t *i&y mother «Ih[ earthly belongings for us if K^i Bb |K v I gia Propose -Sl^' fIRA v y^Ti 1 2 I|^^^ r62 words
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Advertisement204 1994-08-09 2 A healthier lifestyle starts by making a I choice. And if you choose Sunbeam, you know you can't be wrong. 4f Because Sunbeam believes in i. JL^J^ ?^^^A I maintaining the health and well-beinq "^^fc^^ Hfc. of your family. That's why we jd^fr"* -l^&Ji^ make Sunbeam 100% Pure Soya Oil204 words
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Advertisement129 1994-08-09 7 Singapore Telecom celebrates with the Nation. On our 29th National Day, Singapore Telecom salutes all Singaporeans. Bfc 11 Jm W^L. I^H^^^^^^^ s a com P an Y' we ool< f 3iSk forward to meeting the needs I W a f.\ PPPTv^i of our Co(jntr V b V Providing an to129 words
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Advertisement180 1994-08-09 11 Creative Visions. Creative Minds. For Singapore. j j "^^k Today, we bring the world back to Singapore* tL Jbt^ bV b^bi bS 4bVb^ <4sl^^^^HL flHif^""«m it* hill i ■in i m^l "^^*-W BM»» j >!•«■ ■<iai|.ia iiißß --*SB^^H^^HbßßlHbl^' B Mium iiiiii „»m IB^H. miiti ■mil <■■ BJ ~«flBBBj ««r«i.» *m—180 words
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Advertisement604 1994-08-09 14 Auspicious August Hong Kong Chefs Selections 1. Seasonal Light Dishes/Claypofs $4 onwards 2. Delicious Congee/Rice/Noodles $4 onwards 3. Unlimited Dian Xin with no MSG Lunch Time Daily $12.80 pax 4. Baked Lobster with Cheese at Half Price $1 6 5. Buddha Jumps Over the Wall/Bird's Nest Soup $28 6. Lobster604 words
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Advertisement87 1994-08-09 16 If there's a holiday Singaporeans truly deserve, it's today. 4 i jp.^. hP^ m£^^ sPP^^^^B In P^ m wt^^ Enough has been said about the phenomenal success of Singapore, and each compliment is well deserved. So there's just one thing we'd like to add to all Singaporeans. Have a happy,87 words
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Advertisement172 1994-08-09 16 Congratulations to the people of Singapore on their Anniversary of Independence FROM THE ITALIAN NATIONAL OIL COMPANY i§AgipPetroliB.M. Singapore Branch 39 1 A Orchard Road #25-01 Ngee Ann City Tower A Singapore 0923 Telephone: 737 8522 Telefax: 737 5535 Telex: AGIP RS ***** Do you need to get rid of172 words
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Advertisement52 1994-08-09 17 Salutations and Best Wishes On This Day of National Joy Always at one with the community, Singapore Pools is proud to be part of the National Day celebrations, in the same spirit with which it supports sports, charities and community projects all year round. HAPPY 29TH BIRTHDAY, SINGAPORE! SINGAPORE wmmmm52 words
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Advertisement213 1994-08-09 19 Bear a^. $s"'" Congratulations to the people of Singapore on her 29th National Day. On this joyous occasion, we wish to With six divisions of business (Department express our admiration and thanks to the Store, Retail, Wholesale, Manufacturing Singapore government for delivering yet Brand Agency, Transportation Travel, another year of213 words
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Advertisement193 1994-08-09 23 m.• A H J» v on the occasion of Singapore f s 29th National Day and SGS-THOMSON's 25th anniversary in Singapore People are the lifeblood of our nation. People are also the greatest asset in our company. They heighten our awareness of what can be achieved. Inspiring creativity and encouraging193 words
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Advertisement490 1994-08-09 1 THE STRAITS TIMES NATIONAL DAY SUPPLEMENT 1994 In s&ucy of the To start this section on the icons and H| H^H^ images of Singapore, CHUA MUI HOONG H Hf^Bl reflects on the attempts to create an icon that is true to the spirit of this BB I fledgling nation. Singapore490 words
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Article, Illustration1117 1994-08-09 2 What OTHERS THINK of us EDDIE GUO YEE WOO, who is the Assistant Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Programme in Bangladesh, and has lived in eight countries, reflects on outsiders' perceptions of his fellow countrymen. IT IS tough being a Singaporean these days. If you are in any1,117 words
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Article424 1994-08-09 3 We can CREATE our own IMAGE The fact of the matter is, most people draw a blank when asked what they think of Singaporeans as a people. This can be to our advantage. In the unforgiving global allocation of stereotypes, we have not done too badly. At our best, we424 words
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Article, Illustration1062 1994-08-09 4 Since Singapore's good Samaritans do not get celebrated often enough, what better day to recall their selfless deeds than on National Day? EVELYN YAP has the stories mostly happy but one heartrending of four who received awards for their acts. I kept thinking that if I saved him, it1,062 words
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Article, Illustration1369 1994-08-09 5 I told her: WAIT! DON'T JUMP ON NATIONAL DAY last year, factory operator Rosita Abu, 23, and godsister Salbiah Abdul Samad, 15, saved an 82-year-old neighbour, Madam Li Jin, who lived above their second-storey flat, from falling from her kitchen window. They received the Guinness Stout Award, given to1,369 words
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Article, Illustration776 1994-08-09 6 I couldn't eat sleep for 2 nights I wo of us carried the rider's legs, one held his back straight, another lifted his shoulder, I held his head. Suddenly, a piece of skin from his face flopped on to my hand. I started shaking. I panicked. I nearly fainted. My776 words
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Article1289 1994-08-09 8 Singlish is unique to Singaporeans. But wait a minute, RAVI VELOO says, is it really so? LANGUAGE as a badge of identity is a time-worn concept, as old as race itself. It would be no wonder for a young nation like Singapore to want its own language. And we1,289 words
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Article, Illustration1607 1994-08-09 12 Anwar Sregar - What truly makes a Singaporean Though the question has been asked many times before, IDA BACHTIAR was not quite prepared for the answers some people gave this time around. THE things that make supposedly-mate-rialistic Singaporeans happy are not so much the infamous five C's, but home, family and friends,LILEN UY - 1,607 words
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Article, Illustration301 1994-08-09 12 A COMMON strand of HAPPINESS MRS SHILA FERNANDEZ, 40, was inspired to compile her book when she came across American Babara Ann Kipfer's The Happy Book: 14.000 Things To Be Happy About. This was last year when she was in England with her journalist husband, who was taking a course301 words
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Article, Illustration2721 1994-08-09 14 SDU, baby golfers and phantom cabs ah, some things happen only here. So how do you explain what's unique In search of the Singapore icon about this island to overseas friends? GERALDINE KAN whips up a twentysomething bluffers' guide. Boat Quay: Whoever said yuppism is dead2,721 words
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Article, Illustration1524 1994-08-09 19 A piece of home TO BRING OVERSEAS %Mt course, my batu giling (grinding stone) came with me, and when we went through Customs, they said 'my goodness, these Asians come and bring their tombstones with them!' Mrs Cassie Pereira, 70, who moved to Perth 22 years ago IN THE end1,524 words
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Advertisement128 1994-08-09 4 ****+*JS jp MtitwiT *i. ~£sHH i CONGRATULATIONS SINGAPORE i ON 29 YEARS OF SMOOTH SAILING Now it's time to chart <t course into the next lap And Star Cruise, m Singapore's largest operator of cruise ships, is here to support Singapore's aim of becoming the cruise centre of Asia. With128 words
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Advertisement67 1994-08-09 5 I Nation Building Isn't What You See In The Skyline I But What You Feel In The Heart. Nation building never ends. It is based on a people's Feelings. Their energy. Their spirit. And thai is \\h\ on this grand occasion II Of Singapore turning 29, we would like to67 words
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Advertisement111 1994-08-09 6 #V^ 29 and going strong... I Jfc- N^HflStf^ law iir Ja ji. b^bj .^a^l^^B^^'H^lPSß^Mki B/bHv &W^ •sL^^B^Bk' L^L^^LhL^^ H N Ut iM a^V£# #^aV^^La^niHLdflP^ 111 CONGRATULATIONS I 111 SINGAPORE ON YOUR I We at Folec Communications wish to thank the nation for the endless support through the years in helping111 words
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Advertisement185 1994-08-09 19 CHINA AIRLINES CONGRATULATES SINGAPORE ON CONTINUING TO FLY HIGH. World-class choreography. Masterfully performed. China Airlines Like an accomplished dance troupe, China from Taiwan, one of the world's fastest Airlines owes the superior craft of its service growing economies. ■ffßQr^ aloft lo a routme of daily rehearsal. Trained k fc^k* 'i185 words
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Advertisement1100 1994-08-09 21 j 21 This year, Singapuie is j| fwenty-mne EVELYN YAP rounds up people and other things for which turning 29 was a watershed year well, sort of. turned 29: The Vatican state W^£s foremost wateiv^kAnisi. Ong Ramlee (below) had reached L^-J Gandhi was elected president IMS/ his first arts awoiu1,100 words
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Advertisement272 1994-08-09 4 W: j^ e Management Staff of /23\ TORIE GROUP OF COMPANIES celebrate with Singapore on her 29th Birthday We are proud to be part of the nation 279 Balestier Road #01-06 Balestier Point KSingapore 1232 Tel: Z55 0003 Fax: 255 5988 AS RELY-ON-ME AGENCY TEL: *****19 *****24 f^TT ft) PG:272 words
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Advertisement958 1994-08-09 7 364 Volvo For Sale spacious a ti ra Estate Wagon 21 <i/-92) Auto. Ab.S 2nd owner Tax 12 *****10 Roy 1992 VOLVO 240SE Auto 2 owners leather se.it^ CD changer Sports runs. Maintained by agent Tel: 472-2222. IST. OWNER '91 Volvo 940GL. (BCF plate) Oteed sccldenl free Loan trade hi958 words
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Advertisement1106 1994-08-09 7 376 Pick-Ups For Sale 8/ 93 NISSAN DOUBLECAB, dlesel I. ix paid Oood COOd Priet negotiable Tel OTMbI '81 DATSUN PICKUP Steel body Alrcon Hiii Engine k body up lop HUM Loan UK MB 378 Vans For Sale ONLY $3,700 FOR 79 DalMtn 120 Y Panel Van with new paint1,106 words
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Advertisement938 1994-08-09 7 386 Vehicles Wanted A BEAUTIFUL/ BEST DEAD ABILITY TO ACCEPT ALL CARS ALL BRAND USED CARS. ATTRACTIVE CASH ON-THE-SPOT ALL MODELS. ANY CONDITION mh rao (DAY): 344-2198 (NIGHT) 744-3954 Call ut before you tell your cart Free quotation!/ Drive To -02-71 Katona Ron Square lAI HUAT MOTOR fldKi kn i938 words
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Advertisement1016 1994-08-09 7 402 Houses For Rent (Dists 01-08) Dos neo PEE reck I. 3-Stonjf COmtl lerr I I. avail. 1 I Aircon MM* 199M8 (*****24 NEWLY RENOVATED 3 IUXVJ COTner terr t jUreon 1 1. $7000 stulom SMWI NMIM iMASR) 403 Houses For Rent (Dists 09-11) D 11 ANDREW RD. Magnificent colonial1,016 words
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Advertisement655 1994-08-09 7 405 Houses For Rent 405 Houses For Rent (Dists 21-28) (Dists 21-28) pHlerald Park SUPERBLY DESIGNED 3-STOREY TERRACE AND SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES Immediate Occupation In the tranquillity of charming Mugliston Park Estate at Yio Chu Kang Nearby CTE ensures speedy journey to Orchard Road/City Luxurious fittings and finishes Partially furnished, 4655 words
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Advertisement321 1994-08-09 7 411 Private Apts For Rent (Dists 09-11) 5?5g Owner-Management HI Block of Apartments For Lease Only j #1 3-Q3/#l 4-OV#O6-03^#1 5^ O 09 PATERSON TOWER. Quiet Heart of Orchard Road Full) renovated, pool/ tennis, 4 i Rental $5,800. Bellevue. quiet close to Orchard Rd 3-1 Fac ing pool. $5,800. Tel:321 words
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Advertisement707 1994-08-09 7 411 Private Apts For Rent (Dists 09-11) D.lO SOMMERVILLE ESTATE 1< house 3MO i! 3 rm: Partially furn Full facllltle Mid.) Realty H0219 D.lO $3,500 ONLY 3 I HM Nn ly lurn Beautiful i'ool Qule Convenient to Orchard Clt] Immed Dont miss 1»« *****24" 0.09 ORCHARD RD. Vicinity i Bdrm707 words
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Advertisement778 1994-08-09 7 412 Private Apts For Rent (Dists 12-20) OPEN HOUSE 2PM TO SPM. 0 15 THE WATERSIDE NO 7. TANJONG RHU RD 22-02 t. Beautiful sea city Mew Very high fir best unit. 21X\ sq ft 4 txlrms Roof gdn. »$7500 iMarktting Agent h NEWLIFE PROPERTY David: 721-4538/ 608-3937 D.19 SUN778 words
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Advertisement1115 1994-08-09 8 412 Private Apts For Rent (Dists 12-20) D.19 KENSINGTON PK. 4 11 rms 2100 sq ft. F/furn aircon Pool view $3500 *****66 Agt 0 19 KENSINGTON PK. F/furn Condo facilities 3 bdrms. Convenient $3000. Pg *****75 Hokt D.19 SMALL STUDIO. Full condo facilities Olympic size pool High llr $1500 HMB1,115 words
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Advertisement1093 1994-08-09 8 416 HOB Apartments For Rent PASIR RIS EXEC apt TTdnnT Full renovated Unfurn. New apt $1,300 *****80 *****40 C&H SEE TO BELIEVE! Best design approved exec apt. Blk 229. Paslr Ris. F/furn. $1800. SML *****00 TAMPINES NEW 4 room flat Owner lock 1 rm Unfurn Met neg Agt Pg 604-1029.1,093 words
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Advertisement1067 1994-08-09 8 418 Rooms For Rent F/FURN. TOA PAYOH nu avail knned Ladles ■twttnti only TM BM 0092- 2178 -HI2. owner FAR EAST MANS. 1 rm for rent Aircon f furn Bathroom at-tai-hnl linnicd I all 7750 346 agt. FURN. RM. FOR rent to foreign single professional at Jin. Besar. Pg 200-12071,067 words
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Advertisement911 1994-08-09 8 426 Houses For Sale (Dists 01-08) D.05 BEAUTY West OOUI Kl.v V ■tom senil-il 4riOB sq ft 7 rms $2 OHM neK 502-6244 agt 427 Houses For Sale (Dists 09-11) ERA EXCLUSIVE 111 D.ll 2 Storay Sami-Datachad On Elavatad Land I'riine Location Exclusive Surroundings Immaculately Renovated and Maintained BpactMM 4911 words
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Advertisement908 1994-08-09 8 427 Houses For Sale 427 Houses For Sale 427 Houses For Sale 427 Houses For Sale 427 Houses For Sale (Dists 09-11) (Dists 09-11) (Dists 09-11) (Dists 09-11) (Dists 09-11) Situated at Gilstead Road and Gentle Road of District 11 Opposite the Novena MRT Station •The Exclusive Residential Area Nearest908 words
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Advertisement301 1994-08-09 8 428 Houses For Sale (Dists 12-20) D.19 PRIME CHUAN QDN. Luxurious d/ttorey Semi-detached a Exclusive surrounding a Spacious 5-bdrm a Captivating gdn. Serene breezy a 5000/ 3600 sq ft. a K'hold. Impressive? Call now to advoid ditappointmenf Hap Sang (HSR) Leading Agency tinea 1960 208 7789 JEWEL OF FRANKEL AVE.301 words
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Advertisement296 1994-08-09 8 428 Houses For Sale (Dists 12-20) bVTh faHt WBI MaW D.19 PARRY AVE. 2/STOREY SEMI-D. Land 5400 sq.ft. Built-in 4400 sq.ft. 5 MM.. F'hold. 7 yrs. old. Renovated Rick *****61 ERA. 0.18 PASIR RIS LUXURIOUS 2-STOREY CORNER TERRACE Land 3400/ built-in 2600 sq.ft. Beautifully renovated 3-1-1. f/alrcon. Nice no./ landscape296 words
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Advertisement449 1994-08-09 8 428 Houses For Sale (Dists 12-20) D 20 THOMSON GREEN 2 STOREY SEMI-D Freehold Land area approx. 3800 sq.ft. Built-in 3300 sq.ft. 3 bdrms.. study store Extended large bdrms. Facing park Move-in cond. HOMEY PROPERTIES PTE LTD TEL *****55 20 PG *****46 ERA SHOW HOUSE 10AM-IPM. 58 JALAN RIANG (Bradoati449 words
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Advertisement1242 1994-08-09 8 428 Houses For Sale (Dists 12-20) 0 16 SUNBIRD RD yr old 1894 sq ft F hold 3 1 lag NV.rMKI expressa.i) ong cond Selling near valuation *****20 sole MR 0.17 LOYANG BESAR 2-storey holiday resort townhse 2400 sq ft 1 14-1 Designer's decor HUM to PMU Rls beach SI.OBM1,242 words
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Advertisement1143 1994-08-09 9 428 Houses For Sale (Dists 12-20) HIGHLAND BEST UNIT, new inter terr TOP '95 1850/ 2500 sq ft F'hold. S.E. Very pleasant environment. Pg *****56 Owner SERANGOON GONS. S/STOREY seml-d 2850- 4200 sq ft Cosy cottage 3> 1 rms Mature gdn p.i Uo. SI 33M. Jardlne Corp *****35 WINDSOR VICINITY!1,143 words
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Advertisement1073 1994-08-09 9 429 Houses For Sale (Dists 21-28) 0.25 SML OPEN HOUSE 2.30 4PM I'lHintryMcle 1 storey seml-d Approx 5100 sq.ft. 51 rm Facing North Kast Freehold Near amenities Excluaiv* Marketing Agents Paul Y«ap *****89 Ann* In *****83 A CHANCE TO own a charming 2 storey seml-d home at D.27 2900 sq.ft.1,073 words
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Advertisement842 1994-08-09 9 436 Private Apts 436 Private Apts 436 Private Apts 436 Private Apts For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale (Dists 01-08) (Dists 01-08) (Dists 01-08) (Dists 01-08) i •w j I|F I |f A Nestled in nature 's lush qreenen at Kent Ridge Park. Sarhad 1? JT W4ftT^^~"^~~""\ Ville842 words
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Advertisement467 1994-08-09 9 437 Private Apts For Sale (Dists 09-11) ALL FOREIGNERS ELIGIBLE D.09 L«oni« Gdn. 2540 sq ft. 4 1 1. D.09 Four Seasons Pk. 2260 sq.ft. 4-1/ 4000 sqft. 5 I 1. D.lO Holland Peak. 4 11. TOP soon. Facilities. D.lO D'Grov* Villa. 2702 sq ft. 4 1 Facilities. D.lO Chancary467 words
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Advertisement901 1994-08-09 9 437 Private Apts 437 Private Apts For Sale For Sale (Dists 09-11) (Dists 09-11) 0.16 MUST VIEW! .c\\ ~i>>K-s ten J bdrma .11 ttakfs room tutt>eatc/interci)m/ 1 cabinets. rnP carl) Good (n\v- LJnione lavooi ihcld S+l, 2332 sq.ft. Seilimi Close to v.ilu;\ti->r: "V- HR] Hk EH I^BSSSSSSa^HJ fi> UaMaTHnkaJH| 0.13901 words
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Advertisement901 1994-08-09 9 437 Private Apts For Sale (Dists 09-11) 0 11 ELMIRA HEIGHTS fir. WVll rtfMMTktod Full fadllUm MRT Orchard ltd. Price lie* Chand 515-1744 KRA MUST SELLII D.lO Valley Pk. 1173 MJ It Type C. Full condo facilities Asking $888K neg. ConUct Felma 307-4158/ 336-1077 Marsen PERFECT VALLEY PARK 1109/ 1173/901 words
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Advertisement823 1994-08-09 9 437 Private Apts For Sale (Dists 09-11) D lO REGENCY PK U ITMIMry, renovated, vacant morn sun $2.85M. *****52 A«t D.lO SOMMERVILLE GRANDEUR Blk A. 1938 iq ft I 1. TOP '95 f'hold $1 58M neg OA L'*****6 D.lO SPANISH VILLAGE Beautiful studio 700 m) ft Sale with great teiiancy-823 words
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Advertisement797 1994-08-09 9 438 Private Apts For Sale (Dists 12-20) 0.20 FLAME TREE PARK 1862 .sq ft 1 rills Fully renovated Full condo. facilities e 1-oreiKners are eligible Selling at $1 02M SOLE MARKETING AGENT OEANS PROPERTY PTE LTD Pg. *****71 FOREIGNERS ELIGIBLE 0.13 Avon Park. 1700 sq ft 3 1 F'hold Full797 words
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Advertisement1224 1994-08-09 9 438 Private Apts For Sale (Ditts 12-20) 0 15 ATTN. MAIG Man 1200 sq ft 3 rms f'hold Selling near valuation, near MRT shops, mkt sch *****39 Aim D.15 BEAUTIFUL WALK-UP 2Bdrm facing lush greenery and pool. Breezy Near amenities Frank View 490-2168 sole agt. 0.15 BRAND NEW Katong ApU1,224 words
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Advertisement1179 1994-08-09 10 436 Private Apts 436 Private Apt* 436 Private Apts 436 Private Apts 436 Private Apts For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale (Pitts 01-08) (Dists 01-08) (Dists 01-08) (Dists 01-08) (Dists 01-08) ON TORHGN OWNERSHIP I .^^jytftK^ EASY INSTALMEIVrS AVAQJVBIJi W&^yS&y^ CONDOMINIUM 1 W^ THE HIGH LIFE1,179 words
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Advertisement620 1994-08-09 10 438 Private Apts For Sale (Dists 12-20) O.IS 2 YEARS old apt. in KfttOOf area. F'hold. 3 bdrms. 1120 sq.ft. $588 p.s.f. Grand Inl'l *****36 0.16 BAYSHORE PK. penthouse. 3600 sq.ft. 5 bdrms. city view $1.6M. *****37 DW D.16 BAYSHORE PK. various units avail, seaview. high fir. 956/ 1300/ 2300620 words
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Advertisement2275 1994-08-09 10 438 Private Apts 438 Private Apts 438 Private Apts 438 Private Apts 438 Private Apts For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale (Dists 12-20) (Oists 12-20) j (Dists 12-20) (Oists 12-20) (Dists 12-20) glP^ AstiiriApm HSIISP^ LUXURIOUS SKAVIKWCONDOMINH \1 WT lust Next to MRT Station i^^ Next2,275 words
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Advertisement525 1994-08-09 10 449 HUDC Apartments For Sale BETTER, FASTER CALL! $1.1 cash! Hougang HUDC mats. All with refreshing view in beautiful cond. Grandhome *****59 URGENT SALE! TAMPINES Ct mais. High fir. Renovated. Nice ambience. Amenities. Min. cash Don't miss 1 Pg. *****93 SML PINE GROVE MAIS. 1770 sq f t 3*l rms525 words
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Advertisement1171 1994-08-09 11 452 HDB Apts For Sale (A.M. Kio/Bishan) S-RM. BISHAN BLK 177 4-rm Blk !81 High fir Renovated Well kept. Near junction H MRT interchange 226-2295 US 6/4/3 rms. AM Kio 5-nn MRT/ etr. Pt. Blk. 710, 716. 725. 402. Ave 10/ 4-im. Blk. 325, 212, 321/ 3-rm. B.k li6 Beautiful.1,171 words
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Advertisement1203 1994-08-09 11 454 HDB Apts For Sale (Bedok/ Chai Chee) BLK 102 BEDOK N Hkjh 111 Well Kept. No blocking All ri.es JIO6K neg 743-8980 ARN BLK 110 4 -NCi Mme-iii MOd Windy. Mtd-flr. (irandhome *****79 BLK. 28 BEDOK B Mid-fir -i-rrii corner. Near amenities Move-in cond OMH *****07/ *****82 BLK. 501,203 words
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Advertisement1141 1994-08-09 11 455 HDB Apts For Sale (Bt. Batok) 3RM BLK. 410 Ht B.itnk Ilißh fir Unblocked Near uncnltlei IVI *****94.- 2187H4 agt. 3-RM. 'NG' BT. B*tOfc Blk 227 High fir Well renovated Cmtral/ MRT/ Windy *****99 ERA 3-RM. ■NG' HIGH fir Renovate.! Near ÜBtntttM No blocking. All races *****11 Evergo 31,141 words
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Advertisement987 1994-08-09 11 458 HDB Apts For Sale (Clementi/ West Coast) 3RM. PANDAN GDN. lUk 110 renovated Low fir Near emenllles. Only $95K neg Pg: *****97 EPI 4 NG CLEMENTI Ave 1 Low fir. Well maintained $200k neg. Sole agt Edwin *****55 Fait 4 RM ATTN.I CLEMENTI. Next to MRT/ central High fir987 words
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Advertisement1198 1994-08-09 11 462 HDB Apts For Sale (Jurong) A COSY 4-RM. A' m hirong V\Vn with open concept living dining area Spacious layout Beautiful ktichen. fixtures flooring Rightmann *****19 4 'A' BLK 455, Jurong W Best location, just opp region ctr, wet mkt food amenities easy kCCMI to public transport See to1,198 words
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Advertisement1097 1994-08-09 11 464 HDB Apts For Sale (Pasir Ris/ Changi) ATTRACTIvT™MAIS~CORNER. Open h'se l-3pm Fully renovated. 4 A' corner' 5 T/ 4 S 1 128. HH, 423. 425 Lift level 2104:W2 BLK 408/ 128. K..xe( mals Blk 46y 5 T corner All beautiful interior Amenities. Pg *****58 SML EXEC. APT. BEAUTIFULLY renovated1,097 words
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Advertisement1191 1994-08-09 11 467 HDB Apts For Sale (Tampines/ Simei) ATTN! (1) CASH &tt)K 0 corner Tampines high fir Renovated Near mkt school IbOM (2) 5 T corner Tampines blk. 489. 5 yrs. old High fir. Facing open view Pg *****36 F&W MUST VIEW! TAMPINES 4 N(i Blk. 812 Breezy. Morning sun. Cosy1,191 words
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Advertisement1123 1994-08-09 11 467 HOB Apts For Sale (Tampines/ Simei) 5-RM BLK 840, TAMPINES. i itrocted we* unentttm, renomtad Prtet neg .i.u-esys c&h 5-RM. t CORNER Simei Next to MRT Beautifully renovated Price lie* IVI *****49 agt S-RM. T TAMPINES. Low fir. MRT Nicely renovated Value 5245K. Sale S3ISK *****13 ARN 5-RM. TAMPINES1,123 words
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Advertisement1185 1994-08-09 11 469 HDB Apts For Sale (Yishun) YISHUN 4A 5 1 H ed High ilr Amenities Kh MRT valuation SI63K WK »i*****5 YISHUN 4-RM 'S- blk 759 Low (lr S itiui- mr r AmenlUei lOam-lOpm *****09 solyishun 5 f eonm u;k li ble Ilr Spac -iou.i luiiig dining MRT Northpoint SIOTHS1,185 words
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Advertisement1077 1994-08-09 11 470 HDB Apts For Sale (Other Estates) LOW CASH! 3-RM 1m Near MKT mkt All r I LOW CASH! WHAMPOA I<r 3 1 81k75 High fir Windy Move m 2 .lireh HouMiig NORTH BRIDGE RO i-rm pt blk MRT Valuation J2SOK Asking $x!hk mum nun frn SPOTTISWOODE PK BEST blk1,077 words
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Advertisement643 1994-08-09 12 472 HDB Apartments Wanted (Rent/ Buy) ALL AREAS HDB FLATS WANTED Any districts PR buyers (Hong Kong) Cash buyers Free valuation/quotation Willing to wait few months Quick transaction Reliable honest agent Owners, please deal direct with me. ALL AREAS HDB FLATS WANTED COMMISSION 1% Buyers willing to wait long Free643 words
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Advertisement597 1994-08-09 12 472 HDB Apartments Wanted (Rent/ Buy) FREE VALUATION. ALL aiM I 1 I exec Ovwit-is pU contact j.u-k) asm wmm trn GENUINE BUYER WITH renly ash "itmiK high price must near MRT *****97 no afltOtl HDB APTS WANTED. M.irket your pro) ertj iimi *ou ,i home Bellers 4 buyers. 5160M1597 words
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Advertisement473 1994-08-09 12 478 Warehouses/ Storages Space ■ff f* Kaki Bukit Road F^ »|ffl Area: 1000 4000 sq.ft. I 480 Office Space For Sale D.13 ALJUNIED VICINITY. F'hold 1884 sq.ft. Aircon., partitions, own toilet. *****10 Alice, ERA. 481 Office Space For Rent CLEMENTI ARCADE. 1625 tq It I sch training* central $4.80 P473 words
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Advertisement729 1994-08-09 12 486 Shop Space For Sale peoTlTsTarTTcompleT™ rtio sn ft Human traffic P«nanted SIOK Neg I'g SIUUtCfcH ROXY SQUARE SHPG I affordable investment F'hold. S2:«)K only *****48 aft YISHUN AVE. S HUH d storey 1500 MJI Prune location Renovated SBHOK lie* StSMQDWL YISHUN CENTRAL D/STOREY shnphoust MSB sq n Fullj aircon729 words
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Advertisement508 1994-08-09 12 493 Land D.20 JALAN KELI wq it i.i. i.i .iiv.t Written pcnaM I liUlr plan oMslMd n untia i ttorty lowblmmim With utiic bUMHM Kxrlusuv fiivirtinnif nt yet clcp^f to aiiieiutles H Ml Bonavenlure Holdings Pie Ltd *****72 Owner F'HOLO INDUSTRIES LAND (6 acret) viUi Infnstnieuin. Next lo I'asir (iudang508 words
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Advertisement352 1994-08-09 13 608 Computer Courses TMC EDUCATIONAL GROUP The School for Achievers We're Closed Today. Happy Holiday! ALTRON SCHOOL OF Computing joins Singapore in celebration of our 29th National Day. Therefore, we will be closed today. 9 Aug. '94 (Tues.) Regular hours resume from 10 Aug '94 (Wed). AT INFORMATICS, WE offer352 words
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Advertisement492 1994-08-09 13 622 Tuition 622 Tuition Guaranteed Tuition Classes for Pri., Sec. Pre-U levels Class/Group Coaching I 7^ CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE ittßl Blk 162, #05-3545, BukitMerah Town Centre I r^Sg? Blk 205, #04-00, Hougang St 21 AN AGENCY WITH A DIFFERENCE So You've Heard Reports That Agency Never Interview Their Tutors.492 words
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Advertisement484 1994-08-09 13 CHINESE FOR ALL levels by experienced China/ local tutors. Also Mandarin classes on. Tel *****32 CURRENT TEACHERS/ TUTORS for all subj./ levels lncl. Malay Tamil avail. 445-0910/ 512-5898. ENGLISH/ G.P. LADY Tutorial. Creative Writing. Step-by-step Comprehension. Tel. 235-4090. EX. SCH. TEACHER (grad.) conducts Intensive revision in Eng. Maths. Sci. Pri/484 words
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Advertisement309 1994-08-09 13 642 Hairdressing/ Beauty Courses ESTHER CTR- HAIRDRESSING Beautician courses. Special for first 10. $777. *****39/ *****53 643 Tailoring Instruction HI HOME LOVERS, be creative' Join curtain classes, commencing soon. Tel: *****23 *****01 650 Fitness/Sports Instruction GTEED SWIMMING. ADULTS/ Children. Asthmatics swimming. Lady coach avail. *****35/ pg. *****40 Roland Swim School.309 words
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Advertisement539 1994-08-09 13 710 Professional/ 710 Professional/ Executive Positions Executive Positions i We have immediate vacancy for the post of: MALE QC MANAGER e Min. Diploma in Mechanical Engineering At least 2 yrs relevant working experience in QC. (Preferrably Plastic Industry) Knowledge of Computer *****02 e Chinese. Age 25 above e Able to539 words
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Advertisement298 1994-08-09 13 730 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Bookkeeper LCCI Higher Accounting or Poly Diploma or similar qualifications Experience in ACCPAC Software At least 2 years' experience in keeping full set of accounts in a multidepartment environment (4 dept) We provide: Negotiable salary 1 200 to $1500 Alternate 5 day week Convenient location off298 words
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Advertisement259 1994-08-09 13 730 Secretarial/ Clerical 730 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions Positions MSAS '7 Due to expansion, we have immediate vacancies for Minimum 2 years shipping/forwarding experience Knowledge of Tradenet GCE 'o' level L/C knowledge an advantage GCE 'N' or 'O 1 level Ability to type accurately Shipping, Tradenet knowledge an advantage 2 months259 words
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Advertisement171 1994-08-09 13 An Advertising Display Co J PajN Lebar has immediate vacancies for: aßaawTTTT^^w^wTTT^^Baaai A iH Ability to type OCI XV level Good tel: etiquette J Phi submit full resume or i A- walk-in for an Interview al J 80, Playfair Rd., Kapo factory bldg., Blk.B, #06-11 X Spore (1336) J CHINESE171 words
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Advertisement311 1994-08-09 13 730 Secretarial/ Clerical Positions An accounting firm in Katong has immediate vacancies for ACCOUNTS EXECUTIVES Diploma 1. 1 (I .V levels may applyPlease state current expected salary Pleat* fax or write in lo No. 1 Brooke Road «02-36 Katong Plan Singapore 1542 Fax: 146-54 11 URGENTLY REQUIRED ADMINISTRATORS. O A311 words
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