The New Paper, 8 August 1988

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1 36 The New Paper
  • 12 1 the new paper MONDAY AUCUST S, 1988 MCI (P) 179/4/88 SO CENTS
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    • 138 1 Hud CArsyi vices BBfli He big zero |*fr 7Singapore takes 17 shots and caxrt score even one goal. Result? A 1-0 Malaysia Cup loss to Perlis. Jeffrey Low tells it straight: Our team is a flop. We look like "consistent losers" for rest of season. HEAT ISLANDS Toa Payoh and
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    • 83 1 Mousketeer l Hv Jm mvv" jtfL/ .1 Act 3's Ruby Lim-Yang chats and sings with children over TV-phone link between The New Paper and Metro Marina. No proof sex better It's not true that sex after giving birth is better for women who have babies by Caesarean section, says obstetrician.
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  • 37 1 It's Moe Alkaffs birthday and yours too. Indeed, the whole nation turns 23 tomorrow. So come to the party tonight. At Orchard Road fronting Dynasty Hotel. Details inside./ Page 2 Picture/ SlMON KeR
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  • THENEWSTODAY
    • 344 2  -  The stages are up in the Orchard Road MRT park, and so are the lights for the Giant Disco party. Starting at 10pm. Come and sing along and dance Orchard Road fronting Dynasty Hotel will be blocked off for dancing. By Brian Miller YOU are
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    • 231 2 DEEJAY Moe Alkaff of The Music Force is one lucky guy! I mean, how many of us can have the country turn up for our birthday bash. Moe can and Moe will. You see, he turns 26 tomorrow and at 10 tonight
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    • 47 2 Reuter. THE late rock star John Lennon suffered from an eating disorder and took the drug LSD like it was candy, says a new book by Albert Goldman. Parts of the book, The Loves of John Lennon, have appeared in America's People magazine. Reuter.
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    • 118 2 NST. 'SNAKE KING' Ali Khan Shamsuddin says it was an accident that his pet cobra bit the hand that was feeding it. Now out of hospital, he wants to prove that he hasn't lost his touch. Ali Khan is one of the famous
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    • 233 2 ITEM Performed by Dencers Stag* Opening JazzO 2 Air Force Wu Jla Ming Sam Tseng 2 Fried Rice Dick Lee CecHla Hon 3 Paradise Life In The Dick Lee Tony Llacer 2 Uon City Birthday Moe Alkaff, 2 Wishes Leslie PMay, Gurmlt Singh Mata BuayaUnda EJizabetti
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    • 197 2 FIRST Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong has come out in favour of a year-end bonus and not a monthly pay rise this weekend. In hard times, it is easier to not give a bonus than to cut wages, he said. Unions and employers have
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    • 269 2 RISING temperatures are making "heat islands" out of housing estates like Ang Mo Kio and Toa Payoh. In the past seven years average temperatures here have risen by one-half degree to 27 celsius. It seems to be due to rising world temperatures. And
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    • 155 3  -  By Augustine Low THEY toss, twirl and flick 5.7 kg rifles as if they were toy guns. With grace, with precision. For three minutes, 120 military policemen will put on another sleek drill at the National Day Parade tomorrow. And for the first time, they
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 32 2 The weather WEATHER outlook for Singapore from noon to midnight: Showers over several areas in the afternoon. Maximum temperature: 30 degrees. Minimum: 25 degrees. Sunset today: 7.15 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 7.05 am.
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    • 47 3 DRINKS The 60,000 packets j) of drinks to be I (IS dtertoutedwoukleasiyy? ir fW 62 bathtubs MEDICAL TEAM The 300 doctors, nurses and orderlies on duty are IJS times more than what There would also be enough medcal supplies to treat 1,100 people for minor injuries. i
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    • 41 3 M The statistics behind tomorrow's N-Day Parade tag* •nough'tooo round Singapore. a TRANSPORT ujp The 1,230 buses and trucks provided for ferrying spectators and participants would stretch p|J from Changi Airport to Parkway Parade. on Wfe BBSS MU H» Bfe H«si«!.-.
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    • 62 3 HELICOPTER A Super Puma helicopter will be parked on a field at Mountbatten Road, near the A&W and Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurants, for emergency, if any. LIGHTING 2,000 lights that will brighten up the show that night could light up 5,000 HDB flats. CARPARKS The spec® provided for 4,200 H
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
    • 230 4  -  By Ambrose Poh If any of the 800 foreign workers staying in dormitories at Changi want to go to town, they start walking. The nearest bus stop is 1.5 km away. These workers of Hyundai Engineering and Construction live about 600 m from the Pan-Island
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    • 114 4 THE DARK, lonely hours between midnight and dawn are the most dangerous for taxi drivers. Since 1986 three cabbies have been murdered and another missing is thought to be dead. So far this year there have been 33 more attacks on cabbies than during the same
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    • 260 4  -  By Michelle Oh CIGARETTE salesman Peh Wa Leong has to learn to be a "left-hand man." His right arm was reattached in an operation' recently, and still feels nothing. It could be a year before he can make use of that arm
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    • 177 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check* their meanings. Auspicious: Great hope of success. Something that is auspicious gives great promise that success is very likely. Bloated: Big and swollen. Something which is bloated is much bigger than
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    • 198 6 This bench not safe for sleeping IF you booze and snooze you lose. All your cash and valuables. Mr Lee Hai Cheong, 24, found this out early Saturday morning. Thieves stole his wallet and watch while he was sleeping off the effect of some drinks on a park
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    • 211 6 DOUBLY cheated that's how Mr Lim Chua Pow, 36, feels today. First his car was stolen. Then he paid $1,500 as part of a deal to get his stolen car back. And he lost that too. Lim, of Pending Road, lost
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    • 258 6  -  By Chitra Rajaram LITTLE Tasmeen Shernaz plays and gurgles like any eight-month-old baby. But every time her parents look at her, they want to cry. Their only child is dying. Doctors at the National University Hospital say the little girl has less than two months
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    • 116 6 FOUR days and 177 guesses later, Hotline Plus has found not 10 but 11 winners for our teaser photo contest. Many of you guessed correctly. They were valves on a pipeline. But only 11 knew where they were on a traffic island on Havelock
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    • 156 7  -  Story/ Karen Goh and Harjinder Kaur THE two videophones at Metro Marina were a big hit with weekend shoppers, who chatted with guests at Times House. The guests included SBC actress Chen Bifeng, Ruby Lim-Yang of Act 3, Violet Oon of The Food Paper, deejay Monica
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    • Article, Illustration
      101 7 The videophone's built-in screen and camera let you see the person you are talking to. The larger graphic videophone can take a picture of an object or drawing and send it along using a device (A) called a still picture input terminal. The camera (B) is mounted
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    • 178 7 Tourist's irish: English tourist Gerald Roberts, 49, was amazed to find videophones here. "If they were on sale, I'd buy. Then I'd be able to tell if the person I'm talking to is lying." Professor's verdict: Mr Kim Y. D., 59, a physics professor from
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    • Article, Illustration
      83 7 Again, with feeling: Once was not enough for some Chen Bifeng fans. Five or six of them just had to talk to the SBC star a second time. There was a tussle for the phone between twins Cecilia and Lydia Lim. With a song: Deejay Monica Lim, 37,
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    • 277 8  -  By Michelle Oh and Angeline Song THERE is a ruling on school uniforms in force which is causing some far from uniform reaction. Good, say some parents. Silly, say others. And the students themselves mostly agree with the second group. The ruling, enforced by some schools,
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    • 101 8 A POLICE officer is the third Singaporean known to have been hurt in the Butterworth jetty collapse a week ago. He made a witness' report to Penang police yesterday. Inspector Lee Hwa Guan of Geylang Police Station was with his parents going to the Goddess
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    • 143 8 BRAINS, muscle and talent will be put to test as schools celebrate National Day today. In school for two hours, there will be quizzes, parades, concerts and sporting activities. At Hong Dao Primary School in Ang Mo Kio, the upper primary pupils will
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    • 157 8 MR Lee Chin Koon is 85. But he still swims every night. He loves ballroom dancing and eating durians. He is seldom absent from work. Yesterday, at the first luncheon held specially for senior members of the Chinese Swimming Club, he was
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    • 292 8 MANY Singapore women want to give birth by caesarian section for the wrong reasons, a doctor at Singapore General Hospital said. Caesarian section is an operation to take the baby out through a cut in the abdomen. Dr Maurine Tsakok is
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 71 4 NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATION BUFFET At Phoenix, we're celebrating in a big way with a sumptuous spread of hot local favourites like laksa, "paper wrapped" fried chicken, beef curry, mango pudding and many, many more! Join us for dinner on Bth August or lunch and dinner on 9th August. Adult: $1450++
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  • WORLDTODAY
    • 332 10 Wire services. THE DISMISSAL of Malaysia's top judge is bound to invite greater political control of a court system that is supposed to be independent, lawyers and others say. The king's action Sunday also seems to strengthen Prime Minister Datuk Seri Mahathir Mohamad in his legal
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    • 153 10 Wire services. POLITICAL opponents of Malaysia's Prime Minister have won a High Court ruling that requires newspapers to use the word "Baru" new —when referring to his party. Justice Ajaib Singh's ruling is temporary. It will stand only until the full court has heard
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    • 58 10 Helping hind: Rescuers pull a woman passenger from the window of a wrecked train carriage in Paris. She was among 30 people injured when the train slammed into a buffer at the end of a track at Gare de I'Est railway station on Saturday.
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    • 217 10 Wire services. Prime Minister Bob Hawke says he will fight moves to choke off Asian immigration to Australia. His opposition has threatened to limit immigration if it endangered social harmony. More than 100,000 Vietnamese have settled in the country since the end of the
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    • 290 10 Wire services. MOST of Hongkong's 5 million Chinese see the luckiest day of their lives written on the calendar today. Reason: All the eights line up in a row. It is the eighth day of the eighth month of the
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    • 123 10 Wire services. A team of Japanese schoolboys has scaled the previously unclimbed Mashurio Kangri peak in the Himalayas, the Press Trust of India reported today. The six-member expedition from Suzuka high school, in the central Japanese city of Nagoya, reached the
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    • 260 12 UPI. PRINCE Norodom Sihanouk is ready to seek a separate peace agreement with the Hanoi-backed regime in Phnom Penh. Sihanouk resigned last month as head of the three-party resistance coalition in Cambodia. He now suggests that the coalition's seat at the United Nations be vacated. The coalition
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    • 109 12 NST. A MALAYSIAN magistrate is worried that American television shows may be bad for the young. Mr Frederick Indran Nicholas said there were too much violence and "unhealthy values" on these shows. He made the remarks during a trial of five youths, including a 16-year-old schoolboy.
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    • 121 12 Wire services. INDIAN officials have lost hope of finding survivors among 400 people missing since an overcrowded ferry capsized in the Ganges River. "You can't rescue a body in the river at this time of year because of the strong current," said an official. The
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    • 130 12 Wire services. FEARS of political unrest and terrorism are keeping Americans away from the Seoul Olympics. Olympic organisers are expecting 10,000 Americans to attend the games next month. But travel agencies say business is slow. "It's grim," complained a San Francisco travel agent. "It's
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    • 272 12 Wire services. THE question for troubled Burma has suddenly become: What now? A new government is in power. Some economic reforms have been approved. Leaders promise to bring down food prices. But individual liberties remain tightly controlled. Violent anti-gov-ernment street riots are growing. Disorder is spreading
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    • 58 12 Wire services. IF AMERICANS cast votes today in the presidential election, Democrat Michael Dukakis would win. That is the finding of the New York Times' latest survey. It shows Dukakis leading Vice-pres-ident George Bush by 17 percentage points. Bush is the almost-certain Republican nominee
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    • 48 13 Back to nature: Disappointment awaits holidav-makers who come to this Spanish beach hoping for a day away from crowds. The beach in Gerona is jammed with thousands of sun-bathers. Their umbrellas, towels and picnic hampers cover almost every square metre. Picture/ REUTER
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    • 140 13 Wire services. China's beggars are both well-or-ganised amd rich. That's what a daily newspaper there said after one was arrested in Guangzhou with almost 5512,000 in his pockets. That is about what the average Chinese makes in 20 years of working. "From 1949 (when the
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    • 233 13 Wire services. IRANIAN television told viewers today that a truce in the eight-year-old war with Iraq may be at hand. It said Iraq had dropped its demand for immediate face-to-face talks a major stumbling block to the ceasefire being arranged by the United Nations. Iran
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    • 132 13 Reuter. PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino of the Phillipines told those who say she has stolen money to try to prove it. "Some people say the Aquino administration is the same as the Marcos administration," she said on the radio yesterday.
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    • 47 13 Rare birth: Some of 21 newborn anacondas hang from the palms of an employee at Douela-Fontaine Zoo in western France. The anaconda an elusive tropical snake seldom reproduces itself in captivity: It weighs up to 70 kg when fully grown. Picture/ AFP
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
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  • Showstime
    • 479 14 You asked for it. So here're more excerpts from Michael Jackson's book Moonwalk, only in The New Paper. I ADMIT I love starting trends. But I never thought wearing white socks was going to catch on. Not too long ago it was considered extremely square to
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    • 100 14 WHAT really makes me happy, what I love, is performing and creating. I appreciate art for that reason. I'm a great admirer of Michelangelo and of how he poured his soul into his work. He knew in his heart that one day he would die, but that
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    • 371 15 WITH the average movie audience ranging in age from 14 to 30, a young star in the saddle might bring the western galloping back. At least that was part of the thinking at 20th Century Fox. UPI. SO Fox produced Young Guns, A Tale Of Billy The
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    • Article, Illustration
      256 15  -  By Adeline Woon LIKE FATHER LIKE SON (Orchard) DUDLEY Moore and Kirk Cameron star in this comedy about a father and son who switch brains. What they, do with each other's life provides the laughs. Times: 11.15 am, 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.15 pm. RAMBO 111 (Overseas Theatres/Cathay Cinemas) JOHN
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  • Foodnotes
    • 759 16 We spoke to four chefs who gave us their choices. And we spoke to you too. ttoftot: Lawrence Low and Loh Tuan Lee Ptctarat: Nicklaus D'Cruz, David Tan, Aundry Gan and John Tan MR Joe Yap, 42, is sous chef at the Westin Stamford and Westin
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    • 113 16 -CHICKEN rice or hokkien mec," Miss Jenny Teo, 26, deejay with the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. "Tow suan with fried crullers" Miss Yu Sock Pang, 18, clerk with American International Assurance. "Hainanese chicken rice or cha guo tiao," Miss Michelle Wee, 30, public relations manager with
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  • Page 17 Advertisements
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  • Page 17 Miscellaneous
    • 2182 17 T levision screen Movie I EZW91 Animalympics Tea-Break Special gems r jrek III: The Search MB Yellowbeard FOr SDOCk —animals from around the world, (SBC 5, 4.00 pm) L9 *r instead of athletes, compete for CATCH a star-studded lineup of great (SBC 5, 10.00pm) gold. France's horsey gold comedians like
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  • Page 18 Advertisements
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  • Foodnotes
    • 759 21 We spoke to four chefs who gave us their choices. And we spoke to you too. Starto: Lawrence Low and Loh Tuan Lee Ptctares: Ntcklaus D'Cruz, David Tan, Aundry Gan and John Tan MR Joe Yap, 42, is sous chef at the Westin Stamford and Westin
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    • 115 21 -CHICKEN rice or hokkien mee" Miss Jenny Teo, 26, deejay with the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. "Tow man with fried crullers" Miss Yu Sock Pang, 18, clerk with American International Assurance. "Hainaneae chicken rice or cha guo tiao," Miss Michelle Wee, 30, public relations manager with
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  • SHOWTIME
    • 340 22  -  By Adeline Woon THE '60s. When beehive hairstyles and miniskirts were in, and the X-periment was one of the most popular bands in Singapore. They broke up towards the end of 1985, and now many fans are wondering what their lead singer, Joe Chandran, is
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    • 259 22  -  By Geraldine Goh CULTURE vultures can swoop upon a double treat when they hear a Franz Lehar operetta sung in English and Mandarin in January next year. The Land of Smiles is an ambitious project from The National University of Singapore Society and the National
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    • 238 23  -  By Lo Tien Yin IT WAS nearly midnight. But pop music was blasting from the auditorium at Anglo Chinese Secondary School. Seven boys huddled in groups around tape recorders scribbled madly on music scores. Got the rhythm right? The melody? The harmony? They did get
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    • SEEINGSTARS
      • 26 23 ROB Lowe actually turned down the lead role in Top Gun which then went to Tom Cruise. Llii: Turned down lead role.
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      • 37 23 TOM Cruise went to a San Francisco monastery school when he was 14 but decided he didn't want to be a priest because he loved women too much. Cfiss. Loved women too much.
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      • 20 23 KYLIE Minogue hasn't always been good. "At school I copied how to spell 'bicycle' to impress this
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      • 43 23 AND yet another quip from Ronald Reagan: "I heard one presidential candidate say that what this country needed was a President for the 90s. I was set to run again. 1 thought he said a President in his 905." M<Nh9MruD
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  • Page 22 Advertisements
    • 129 22 THE NEW PAPER METRO -< PRESENT Pk OK EXPERIENCE IT > %s ATMETRO MARINA NOW!Ifs a technological marvel. And ifs in Singapore ahead of time ready for you to use. For fun. For free. Go to Metro Marina. Call up The New Paper on one of the two videophones. Speak
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  • Page 23 Advertisements
    • 134 23 The future, now Introducing the most advanced large screen TV. The brilliant new Super Planar Space is a familiar environment ENHANCED CONTRAST onlv colour lo And by applying this experience, V technologv weVe mack; advances I\ contrast J equipment for the office and home. DISTORTION FREE f! VP i HiO
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  • Page 24 Advertisements
    • 50 24 A Scorching 304 page Bumper I RIAW| WHArs The and daughters of leaders fight Neutrogena Hazeline giveaways SIWJI /y JC Win KDK fans and Arena swimwear xJfIRA AMM/W tjCXt/l' Guerlain Beauty Workshop A member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations (Australia) and Media Circulations Services (S) Re Ltd. tilj»»i»tncri ••>»
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  • 8-8-88 SPECIAL
    • 254 25  -  Today's date sounds, in Cantonese, like prosperity twice doubled; are prosperous telephone numbers just a matter of convenience for callers, or coincidence, or superstition? Here are some we looked up By Irene Hoe AIRLINES do it. Travel agents do it. Hotels do it. So do
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    • 263 25 A LOCAL tycoon has the number 38 on all the licence plates of his cars. In Cantonese, 3 and 8 sound the same as "live and prosper." Another businessman opts for the number 28 on his cars and lives in House No.
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    • Article, Illustration
      95 25 FOR Mr Sunny Chua, 43, there were many ventures that failed until he started 18 Hours Automative Service five years ago. Now his smile tells it all. The sun is shining and his motor repair service in Braddell Road is thriving. He plans to open a branch. Chua
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    • 175 25 WHEN the original owners of the Furama Hotel learnt that their brand new telephone number had to begin with 53, they were mildly horrified. They were from Hongkong and very Cantonese. Starting with 53 (which sounded like "um sang" which means "won't live" or
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    • 78 25 EACH time the Air Canada Boeing 747 arrives in Singapore from Toronto, London and Bombay, it brings a renewable cargo of prosperity on the wings of Flight AC 888. The flight number was changed to 888 in February this year the airline had asked
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  • Page 26 Miscellaneous
    • 1700 26 RADIOGUDE msggggs/ EMiHH ■M'imim'K'l EOm^H II I NOON Nm la Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON find Mask, Csaipaay Aad Ma: NOON Navsdesk 12#5 '•■•cMata: Join Jeanette Jo- NOON Easy Listaaiag: The London h £r Up with 12.30 Wbara Aagels Faar Ta Tread: AaJ »®P h f r K reat selection
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  • Page 28 Advertisements
    • 91 28 Four stalls of fun Win a round at the Wheel of Fortune, counter the Cube Puzzle, get into Guess The Number of Words and solve the game of Snakes Ladders. You can join in the fun and win lots of attractive prizes in the four exciting games stalls presented by
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    • 200 28 —tt ——l NTHE/\ /xTHE'X pwiHEEtrV I VFORTUN'E/ I \F-ORTUN-E/ AUGUST sto 14, 1988 I AUGUST sto 14, 1988 Mon to Fri spm to 10pm B Mon to Fri spm to 10pm I Sat/Sun &P. Holiday 11am to 10pm I Sat/Sun &P. Holiday 11am to 10pm Marina Centre I Marina Centre
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  • Page 29 Advertisements
    • 187 29 Love is the greatest cure! For those who seek insight into other places and times, 'The Physician" goes beyond the sumptuous and corrupt courts of Persia into the realm of the bizarre. The extraordinary detail and circumstances of the protagonist's encounters and his eye for the mysterious makes this piece
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  • Page 29 Miscellaneous
    • 149 29 COMICRELIEF Hagar the Horrible/pik Browne WHAT YE6, Wg PIViPgP UP THE I? KAWHICTg a4gW A t WOJ2K—I Pf2EPAf?ePTMg I V ANYONE? VTv PAZTY.' J Pf2lN*s AHP MA6AI? A\APB I r-^ SMACKS AugUSt3/Dominic Doelsma Angus McGill KjS •••l^ f .\7' "N K (JWWF. 1 PtfN'T PMPlfc I<SOMeOUT JJ£ZV£f /(WHAT/) TWAT J
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  • Page 30 Miscellaneous
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  • SPORTS
    • 568 31  -  RACING By Dennis Chia THE owner-trainer partnership of Agasam Stables and Lee Seng Hap have unearthed a potential champion in Western Union V. A four-year-old American gelding by Lemhi Gold out of My Celebrity, Western Union V made a winning debut at Kuala Lumpur over the weekend. He
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    • 112 31 BORIS Becker blasted his way past John McEnroe to take the United States hardcourt tennis title yesterday. For Becker, who won 6-4, 6-2, it was his first Grand Prix title since losing to Sweden's Stefan Edberg at Wimbledon. Becker broke McEnroe's serve to take a 5-4
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    • 611 31 RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: ATHLETICS British Olympic Trials in Birmingham Men: 110 m hurdles: 1 Colin Jackson 13.29 2 Anthony Jarrett 13.59 3 Jon Ridgeon 13.75; 200 m: 1 Linford christie 20.46 2 John Regis 20.56 3 Michael Rosswess 20.77; 800 m: 1 Steve Cram 1:44.16 2 Tom
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    • 103 31 MONACO moved up to second place in the French First Division soccer standings on the 11th hour. A 90th-min-ute goal by Manuel Amo- ros gave the champions victory over unbeaten Paris St Germain. Sochaux, unexpected early stars of the season with threewins in five games,
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    • 237 32  -  Stories/ Alfonso Chan BASKETBALL officials and experts are predicting an American win over China in the final of the Merlion Cup at Geylang Indoor Stadium tonight. It will be a fascinating contrast between the stylistic play of Brewster Heights "Applepackers" and the swift, Chinese Olympians. Most
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    • 253 32 MERLIONCUP IT was the last thing China needed yesterday before its game against America tonight a tough match. As a result, the Chinese Olympic team beat Australia's Brisbane by only 11 points, winning 77-66. On the outset, the Chinese thought they could take it easy,
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    • 198 32 SINGAPORE will host the Asian Basketball Confederation women's championship in April, 1990. This assurance was given by ABC secretary-general Lum Mun Chak, who watched the Merlion Cup games at the Geylang Indoor Stadium last night. Singapore's bid for the women's championship will be given
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    • 35 32 Watch it, buddy: Brisbane's John Dorge (No. 15) issues a warning to China's Wang Fei (No. 5) after a tussle. Sun Feng Wu tries to settle the feud. Pictures/ AUDRY GAN
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    • 19 32 Bottled lip: China's Wang Fei is fouled by Brisbane's John Dorge (No. 15).
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    • 209 33 THE SAINTS' forward pack made the difference when St Andrew's beat Raffles Institution 14-0 in a rugby match at Woodsville on Saturday. Their pack averaged 60kg weight and 1.70 m height. No. 8 Melvin Chan stands at 1.85 m. Leong Jee Wong, prop and captain, 88kg.
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    • 291 33 Squash may be Singapore's pride. But where our juniors are concerned, they are in for a good hiding at the East Asia meet in Kuala Lumpur. SHAHIRON SAHARI shows you why. WHITEWASH U-19 (1st round): Basil Lui lost to Reuben Espiritu 9-5, 10-8, 9-3; U-16 q/f:
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    • 146 33 PATIENCE is a virtue and 27-year-old national squash trainee Simon Yang knows it. He learnt this from his recent five-week trip to New Zealand. "The Kiwis and Aussies are more patient and rally longer," Simon said. "In Singapore, we tend to finish the game quickly."
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      616 34  -  Draw bores? No more. Not after the way Singapore sank 1-0 to Perlis at Kangar yesterday... Jeffrey Low DROP that nickname "draw specialists". Replace it with "consistent losers". And, at the end of the season, add "wooden-spoon-ists". This is no mean prediction. It comes straight from the heart because
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    • 118 34 HOME-TEAM Negri Sembilan's pre-match joy at winning Dunhill's Team of the Month (July) award turned to sorrow when K. Pathraasivan scored in the 12th minute at Seremban Municipal Stadium. AT KUBU Stadium, Sarawak 'keeper Affendy Jol put up an outstanding display between the posts to deny host Malacca full
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    • 29 35  -  MALAYSIACUP By Jeffrey Low Go for it: Singapore's K. Kannan and Perlis defender Musa Saad go for the ball at full speed Picture/ STEVEN LEE
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    • 206 35 SEAK Poh Leong was involved in a running battle of words with the press yesterday. After his team's defeat, Poh Leong tried to talk his way out without sounding very convincing. The biggest question: Why was Kannan replaced? "We wanted height in the attack. We
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    • 128 35 PERLIS coach Ali Osman offered an excuse for Singapore, and then laughed it off when the press replied that he must joking. "Singapore can blame the heat," he smiled. "It was very hot today. Singapore is not used to it. We are." But when Ali
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    • 50 35 THERE will be fewer fans following the Singapore team to away matches if it shows the same form. According to tour organiser Walter Koh, two busloads of Singaporeans headed straight home after yesterday's match. He said: "They told me it was a waste of time following the team around."
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    • 23 36 OUT AND ABOUT: Find out about your roots OUT AND ABOUT: First heats of dance contest AT THE CARNIVAL: Woman contortionist
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    • 81 36 A disco for 18,000 people. Right smack on busy Orchard Road. That's what has been planned by the Singapore Armed Forces Reservist Association and Fraser A Neave to celebrate Singapore's 23rd National Day. Local singers including Mark Chan, Dick Lee, Rahimah Rahim and Clement Chow
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