The New Paper, 22 September 1988
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Title Section15 1988-09-22 1 the new paper THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1988 Ma (P) 179/4/88 SO CENTS the new paper15 words
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Advertisement59 1988-09-22 1 ENTARY |™«sSjpQ k the winners before they j ace with Trackform. Special guide to top contenders, chances. Pace 18 VIUUK.CO. CABBIES UP IN ARMS Taxi drivers are carrying weapons screw drivers and clubs. They're scared. Three murdered, more than 80 robbed so far this year. They complain: Help comes too59 words
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Advertisement85 1988-09-22 1 FREE WORKER TRAINING Government will give employers money to help train workers in new technical skills. Page 2 LEGS ON HOLIDAY V I M |L Br M mm idI V 1 If Page 5 DEATH STAB IN OFFICE Identity card shows alleged killer of ex-airline hostess once shared home with85 words
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Article, Illustration40 1988-09-22 1 Passers-by pry open doors of ambulance that crashed on ECP, trapping a patient, her husband and crew of three inside. Road curved but driver didn't. "I wonder why he went straight?"/ Page 7 Picture/ Aundry GanPicture/ Aundry Gan - 40 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article267 1988-09-22 2 Augustine Low - More to upgrade skills By Augustine Low EMPLOYERS can soon tap a new source to help pay for training workers. The government is willing to give them money to teach workers new technical skills. This new Emerging and Critical Skills Development Grant Scheme was announced this morning by Trade and267 words
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Article410 1988-09-22 2 Harjinder Kaur - By Harjinder Kaur TAXI drivers are carrying less cash and more weapons to avoid being robbed or attacked here. Common weapons are screwdrivers and wooden sticks. Many drivers carry no more than $20 in cash. Others stash their cash in unlikely places in the cabs. Some410 words
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Article41 1988-09-22 2 OUR report yesterday headlined, "Find your favourite food here", said that Samy's Curry Restaurant serves a set lunch of either beef or mutton. We were wrong. The set lunch is either fish or mutton, as Samy's does not serve beef.41 words
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Article276 1988-09-22 2 Thusitha De Silva Ng Wan Ching - By Thusitha De Silva Ng Wan Ching WHEN Mr Chan Yuen Cheong heard his secretary scream he rushed out of his office to a dreadful scene. He found Ms Katherine Wong Lai Fong dying, gushing blood with a crazed man beside her, stabbing himself and slashing276 words
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Article286 1988-09-22 2 Cheng Shoong Tat - By Cheng Shoong Tat IN GUANGZHOU. CHINA PEOPLE in Guangdong have now picked up many activities done by the Hong Kong people, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew observed last night. (21/9). "There is nothing which the people in Hong Kong do which the people in286 words
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Article278 1988-09-22 2 THE STRANGE fate of Mr Sevalingam Kumarasamy was due to misadventure and Singapore Airforce Major Peter Wong was not criminally liable, the coroner ruled yesterday. Mr Kumarasamy was on his motorcycle last April 30 when a jet fighter piloted by Major Wong flew overhead, trailing278 words
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Article, Illustration222 1988-09-22 3 Hong Lim Swee - By Lim Swee Hong IT could have come from a glutton's nightmare. There were a giant hamburger, oversized sticks of satay, enormous ketupat, larger-than-life french fries... These are the gross items in a telematch with a food theme shown at a preview at Amoy Quee camp, offPictures/ John Tan - 222 words
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Article, Illustration241 1988-09-22 3 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching AN SBS bus turning into Alexandra Road from Tanglin Road hit and killed Ms Andrea Mak Lai Mui yesterday. She was walking across Alexandra Road, heading home to Leng Kok Bahru in Tanglin, when death struck. Ms Mak, 20, a studentChoo Chwee Hua - 241 words
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Article104 1988-09-22 3 THE Bukit Batok gas explosion has claimed its fourth victim. Amutha Alagursamy, three, died late last night in the Intensive Care Unit of Singapore General Hospital, one day after her mother's death.. This leaves only her elder sister Indrani, five, as the sole survivor of the104 words
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Miscellaneous23 1988-09-22 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook for Singapore from noon to midnight: Fair. Maximum temperature: 31 degrees. Sunset today: 7.00 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 6.54 am.23 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration505 1988-09-22 4 Geneieve Kwek - Teachers will soon be less burdened. The School Link programme is aimed at computerising administrative work in schools. By Geneieve Kwek INSTEAD of pushing paper, school teachers and administrators can now save time by pressing the right key. The School Link programme will help them do505 words
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194 1988-09-22 4 Abdul Hadhi - By Abdul Hadhi THE first time Low Kok Lup tried to steal something, he left his loot and his passport behind. On his second try he was caught doing it Low, 33, admitted to twice stealing copper pipes in court yesterday.194 words
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Article180 1988-09-22 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. Careens: If a person careens, he moves forward rapidly while swaying from side to side. Concocting: Concocting is creating something unusual by adding together different things. Couched: If something180 words
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274 1988-09-22 4 Lois Ng - By Lois Ng IT'S standard practice in the US. Britain will make it compulsory from Oct 1. But the one-shot triple vaccination for measles, mumps and rubella is not available in government clinics here. Private doctors who have been giving this shot since274 words
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Article, Illustration232 1988-09-22 5 Brenton Wong - By Brenton Wong NOBODY minded the store yesterday at Isetan. It was the company's annual staff day, the only time of the year when everybody gets the same day off. And for 21 of the staff, it was fun and games at the Pasir232 words
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163 1988-09-22 5 Chitra Rajaram - By Chitra Rajaram RADIOGRAPHY training at the National University University Hospital (NUH) for the first time in Singapore has resulted in the winning of a special award. Radiography is the study of X-rays and their use in medicine. Specialists are in very short supply here.163 words
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Article, Illustration454 1988-09-22 6 Karen Goh - By Karen Goh ALL over the world people know that Singaporeans hate cats. We don't let them in our homes. We won't feed them. We abandon kittens. We break their tails, or cut them off. We fear them and force them to survive in drainpipes.454 words
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Article, Illustration333 1988-09-22 6 Leong Chan Teik - By Leong Chan Teik THE Markham Bay is back on an even keel. A 6 pm status report from PSA yesterday said: "Although the vessel is upright, it has not been towed off." But one of its ballast tanks was ruptured, a PSA spokesmanGRAPHICS/ Chan Chee Kin - 333 words
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161 1988-09-22 6 ONE at a time. That's police advice to goldsmiths who show jewellery to customers. Generally, goldsmiths show up to four pieces at one time. The advice came after a goldsmith shop in Rochor Centre reported that a woman customer stole $2,421 worth of161 words
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Article68 1988-09-22 6 SHOWING up at religious functions is not part of an MP's task, said Dr Augustine Tan, the MP for Whampoa, yesterday. "The MP's role is to look after the interests of constituents...why should he be faulted for not attending religious functions?" he said. Dr Tan,68 words
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Article, Illustration275 1988-09-22 7 Look at what the HDB is delivering. A new kind of mail box for your convenience. THEY may be slightly smaller but they are more convenient. This is what people had to say when told of the new-style mail boxes installed in a pilot projectPictures/ Aundry Gan - 275 words
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Article, Illustration340 1988-09-22 7 Karen Goh - THE ASSIGNMENT: CHECK OUT NEW MAILBOXES ON THE WAY, THIS HAPPENED... By Karen Goh OUR New Paper car was just behind an ambulance when it crashed on East Coast Parkway yesterday with a patient on her way to Mount Elizabeth Hospital from Changi Airport. It was about 2Pictures/ Aundry Gan - 340 words
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Article, Illustration426 1988-09-22 8 Joe Nathan - By Joe Nathan BOOK publishers and distributors have brushed aside the charge that local books are expensive. Publisher Goh Eck Kheng was even willing to show The New Paper just where the dollars go when you buy a book. The graphic shows where the money went426 words
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Article, Illustration346 1988-09-22 8 A BURGLAR managed to steal at least $10,000 in valuables from about 20 flats during the past two months using the tools of his trade. He carried a mini-telescope, pliers, an extendable hook, three handgloves and a handsaw in his clutchbag. That's what police foundPicture/ Shin Min Daily News - 346 words
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Article, Illustration252 1988-09-22 8 A GUEST at the Shan-gri-La hotel wanted to play tennis at five in the morning. The hotel made special arrangements for the courts to be opened at that time just for him. And to ensure that its guests get personal attention, there is at least252 words
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138 1988-09-22 8 POLICE believe an elderly woman who was roughed up and robbed last week died "because she was overawed by the sudden attack". Doctors said 64-year-old Madam Ng Joo Lang died of pneumonia onTuesday. She had been in a coma since the attack last138 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article206 1988-09-22 9 Wire services. A CURFEW was imposed for the first time yesterday in the disputed Azerbaijani territory of Nagorny Karabakh following a new wave of violence. Tensions have been rising in the last three days between Christian Armenians and Muslim Azerbaijanis. Nagorny Karabakh is an enclave inWire services. - 206 words
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Article94 1988-09-22 9 Wire services. IRAQ's plan to divert the course of a disputed waterway is "ridiculous", says Iran's acting commander in chief. "We will give more explanations about the issue whenever we feel the matter is serious," the Iranian news agency quoted Mr Hashemi Rafsanjani as saying. He saidWire services. - 94 words
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Article, Illustration193 1988-09-22 9 Wire services. EMPEROR Hirohito's health is steadily improving but a new chapter in the Japanese monarchy is about to begin. The Crown Prince is taking over his father's duties. The government of Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita said it would announce today the appointmentWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 193 words
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Article186 1988-09-22 9 Wire services. RESEARCHERS from the US have created a powerful protein that can kill cells producing the Aids virus. The protein, CD4-Pseudo-monas Exotoxin, acts like a guided missile that can search out and destroy only those cells infected with the Aids virus. "In test tubeWire services. - 186 words
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Article85 1988-09-22 9 Wire services. FIVE people were killed in an attack on the home of a member of Sri Lanka's ruling party. Mr M. Edwin, a businessman, was not at home when the attack occurred on Tuesday in the southern Sri Lankan town of Hambantota. Police saidWire services. - 85 words
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150 1988-09-22 9 Wire services. THE Prime minister of Malaysia says his nation will also be a NIC by the year 2000. NIC is short for Newly Industralized Country. Singapore is among those that have achieved such status. Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad says Malaysia'sWire services. - 150 words
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Article172 1988-09-22 10 Wire services. AN IMMIGRATION policy calling for fewer Asians could isolate Australia from other nations in the Pacific Basin, a senior minister said yesterday. Primary Industries and Energy Minister Mr John Kerin said Australia could lose vital trade and investment opportunities unless attitudes changed. "IfWire services. - 172 words
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Article54 1988-09-22 10 AP. A DOZEN winners of the Nobel Prize have asked the United Nations to reject the Khmer Rouge-backed coalition that represents Cambodia at the UN. In an appeal yesterday, they said the record of the Coalition Government of Democratic Cambodia, which includes the KhmerAP. - 54 words
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Article, Illustration187 1988-09-22 10 UPI. STANDING behind bul-let-proof glass to open a paper mill in violent Punjab state yesterday, Indian Prime Minister Mr Rajiv Gandhi told 10,000 people: "Stand boldly against the bullets." In nearby Amristar this year bullets flew by the thousands as the Indian army battled militant Sikhs inUPI.; Picture/ Afp - 187 words
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Article158 1988-09-22 10 Wire services. THE Vietnamese Foreign Minister has followed the Soviet leader Mr Mikhail Gorbachev's lead by saying that the Soviet Union has the right to negotiate with Washington for pullouts from Cam Ranh Bay and the Philippines. Mr Gorbachev in a key speech on Asia onWire services. - 158 words
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Article230 1988-09-22 11 Wire services. BURMA'S bloody crackdown on rebels cleared Rangoon's streets yesterday. The seething nation was tense but unarmed rebels were no match for soldiers willing to shoot them. The government acknowledged that the army had killed 67 protesters demanding democracy. Diplomats said the real death toll wasWire services. - 230 words
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193 1988-09-22 11 Wire services. OVER 5,000 Filipinos marched in Manila yesterday to denounce what they called the dictatorial "US-Aquino regime". "We did not kick out Marcos to replace him with another fascist dictator," trade union leader Leto Villar told the crowd of workers and students.Wire services. - 193 words
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125 1988-09-22 11 Wire services. HAITIANS infuriated by years of cruel rule are imposing "people's justice" and killing members of the oncedreaded secret police known as the Tontons Macoutes. There were increasing signs of mutiny in the armed forces. Nine military commanders or high-ranking police officersWire services. - 125 words
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Article, Illustration56 1988-09-22 11 Aftermath: At least 15 people were injured when a bomb exphxled at a bus stop in central Johannesburg last night. The terminus is reserved for whites in South Africa only. No group has claimed responsibility so far. Here an injured woman gets a helping handPicture/ Reuter - 56 words
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Article180 1988-09-22 11 UPI. TAIPEI'S ruling Kuomintang expelled a senior member yesterday for visiting China and meeting government officials. The action underlines the Nationalist Party's determination to enforce its policy of barring official contacts with China. Mr Hu Chiu-Yuan, a legislator, is still in China. He was thrown outUPI. - 180 words
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Article, Illustration117 1988-09-22 11 UPI PAKISTAN political leader Benazir Bhutto gave birth to a 3.2 kg son yesterday in Karachi. Her mother, Begum Nusrat Bhutto, said the baby was delivered by Caeserean section four to five weeks prematurely. No explanation was given as to why the birthUPI - 117 words
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Article83 1988-09-22 11 Wire services. THERE is an imaginary taste of the Olympic Games right in the midst of busy Kuala Lumpur. The Restoran Mohideen in Petaling Jaya offers customers a wide range of athletic delights. It has Olympic Biriyani or Seoul Fried Chicken 88. Patrons who rememberWire services. - 83 words
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Article125 1988-09-22 12 Wire services IT'S entrepreneurial spirit, Nevada-style. A group plans to sell shares in the largest legal brothel in the United States. The group plans to raise 5547.5 million to buy two Mustang Ranch brothels in Storey county from the present owners who started the business 20 yearsWire services - 125 words
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Article, Illustration63 1988-09-22 12 High and dry: Hurricane Gilbert, one of the most powerful storms in history, has long died hut its legacy lives on in this Mexican beach resort. Some 75,000 residents in Cancun on the Yucalan penisula are left without electricity and clean water to drink. Here threePicture/ Reuter - 63 words
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Article, Illustration271 1988-09-22 12 AFP. SHARE prices ended higher yesterday on the London Stock Exchange. The Financial Times 30-share index rose 13.9 points to close at 1,443.8. The market continued to be supported by a steady opening on Wall Street and was stimulated throughout the day by mining and investment group Minorco's $10AFP. - 271 words
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Article333 1988-09-22 12 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim AT LEAST $20 million worth of oil deals were made each day during a three-day oil conference in Singapore, an observer estimated. The Asia-Pacific Petroleum Conference '88 wound up yesterday. Dr Fereidun Fesharaki, a member of the conference's panel of333 words
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81 1988-09-22 12 Wire services. GOLD closed below $816 an ounce in New York yesterday for the first time since February 1987. "If this continues, gold could fall to $652 to $663 within a month," said a trader with a major firm. Gold has beenWire services. - 81 words
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Article80 1988-09-22 12 Reuter. SHARE prices rose in opening trade on the' Tokyo Stock Exchange today in buying carried over from Wednesday's late rally, with some support provided from a slightly higher Wall Street overnight, brokers said. The Nikkei index gained 86.33 points, or 0.31 per cent, to 27,798.99 in the firstReuter. - 80 words
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Article51 1988-09-22 12 FT Industrials Wed 1,443.80 (1,429.90) Dow Jones Average Wed 2,090.50 (2,087.48) ST Industrial Wed 1,046.53 (1,039.95) NST Industrial Wed 1,730.01 (1,724.66) Hongkong Hang Seng Wed 2,432.00 (2,423.23) Australian All Ordinaries Wed 1,542.80 (1,545.50) Nikkei Stock Average Wed 27,712.66 (27,548.58) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration267 1988-09-22 12 AFP. TRADING on Wall Street was cautious yesterday. The Dow Jones index of 30 leading industrials hovered within a narrow range before closing up 3.02 points at 2,090.50 points. Fewer than 128 million shares changed hands in light trading, with decliners outnumbering advancers 703 to 679; 525 sharesAFP. - 267 words
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SEOUL BEAT
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Article, Illustration351 1988-09-22 13 Ken Jalleh Jr - Ken Jalleh Jr IK ANG PENG SIONG'S hopes of breaching the ranks of the world's top 100 m freestyle swimmers ended with a whimper in 52.535 ec way off his national record of 51.09 set in the LA '84. Age has caught up with Singapore's topPicture/ AFP - 351 words
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Article, Illustration605 1988-09-22 14 UPI. THE greatest track and field THE greatest track and field competition in history starts at the Olympic stadium tomorrow, For the first time in 12 years, track superpowers East Germany,the United States and the Soviet Union will face each other beneath the Olympic flag and theUPI. - 605 words
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Article, Illustration634 1988-09-22 15 ftiatofi W<: gaining fame and fortune in i < Los Angetes. He's come a long way and yesterday gave a pprfnrmannfi. KEN JALLEH JR reports! CARL Lewis certain knows CARL Lewis certainly knows how to handle the press, if yesterday's performance is anything to go by. CarlPicture/ Reuter - 634 words
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Article, Illustration375 1988-09-22 16 UPI. HEARING and sight disabilities are no handicap to Olympic swimmers Tamas Darnyi, of Hungary, and David Wharton, of the United States, when they are in the pool. Darnyi, 21, broke his own world record in the men's 400-metre individual medley here yesterday when he won theUPI.; Pictures/ Reuter - 375 words
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Article, Illustration316 1988-09-22 16 AP. THE soaring days of the man they call "The Albatross" may be on the wane. Far from his high-flying performances in the 1984 Los Angeles Games, West Germany's Michael Gross watched his wings get clipped in not one, but two races yesterday. He failed evenAP. - 316 words
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Article, Illustration566 1988-09-22 17 ONE of the first rules in sports journalism is: Don't cheer. Don't be biased. Don't be anyone's man. That rule was broken yesterday. Only the most emotional moment could justify such behaviour. Only the greatest upset by the lowest underdog, a David bringing a dastardly Goliath566 words
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Article, Illustration127 1988-09-22 17 SINGAPORE'S hopes in yachting sank further when their boat capsized after a good start off Pusan yesterday. Siew Shaw Her and Joe Chan recovered well after a disastrous first day to shoot into the 12th spot at the start. But just when everything was127 words
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Article, Illustration1457 1988-09-22 18 THE NEW PAPER SPECIAL MEN 100 m World record: 9.83 (Ben Johnson, Can, 1987). Olympic record: 9.95 (Jim Hines, US, 1968). 1988 best: 9.93 (Carl Lewis, US). Top contenders: Linford Christie (Brit); Chidi Imoh (Nig); Ben Johnson (Can); Carl Lewis, Dennis Mitchell, Calvin Smith (US); Raymond1,457 words
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Miscellaneous1800 1988-09-22 19 Televisions M Discoveries Underwater Thursday Feature Special SCREEN M Seoul Olympics'88 Wfm Ships Of Trade Thief Of Hearts s GEMS Men's Individual rio .oo pm, SBC 12) ao .30 pm, SBC 5) Ail-Round Final SINCE the Bronze Age, trade was A ROBBER breaks into a couple's (4.00 pm, SBC 12)1,800 words
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Miscellaneous307 1988-09-22 19 I 5 5 S3 59 10.30 pm Thursday V ■< Feature Special Thief Of Heart*: See Screen Gems. 12.15 Close u q 10.30 pm Tamil Cinema Oorukku Upadhesam (Part 000 One): Pandian (S V Segar) is introduced by a matchmaker to a prospective bride named Janaki (Oorvasi). Janaki proves to307 words
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Article, Illustration80 1988-09-22 20 Angelic-looking Gabriela Sabatini, who has the ground strokes of a young Chris Evert, took the international tennis arena by storm four years ago when, at 14, she became the youngest person ever to win a match in the US Open. Name: Gabriela Sabatini Nationality: Argentinian, from Bueno6 Aires80 words
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Article, Illustration1455 1988-09-22 23 THE NEW PAPER SPECIAL MEN 100 m World record: 9.83 (Ben Johnson, Can, 1987). Olympic record: 9.95 (Jim Hines, US, 1968). 1988 best: 9.93 (Carl Lewis, US). Top contenders: Linford Christie (Brit); Chidi Imoh (Nig); Ben Johnson (Can); Carl Lewis, Dennis Mitchell, Calvin Smith (US); Raymond1,455 words
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Article, Illustration302 1988-09-22 25 Tan - By Tan ALTHOUGH this is the Seoul Olympics, the Americans and Japanese athletes feel as if they are on home base, JI SP ng by P*ctator support received. The American support at the Games has been strong, due in no small302 words
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Article, Illustration314 1988-09-22 25 A GHOSTLY silence. That's the atmosphere inside two large hotel banquet rooms reserved for American celebrations. The US delegation, expecting the gold medals to come flowing by from Day One, has alas not been able to use the "champagne" rooms at all. Except for a few officials and guestsPictures/ Reuter - 314 words
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Article98 1988-09-22 25 Wire services. MITKO Grablev, of Bulgaria, winner of the 56kg Olympic weightlifting title, was stripped of his gold medal this morning by the International Olympic Committee for testing positive for a banned drug. Grablev won his weight class on Monday, but the lOC said analysisWire services. - 98 words
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Article187 1988-09-22 25 Wire services. THE MINISTRY of Transportation said 130,922 tourists arrived in Seoul from Sept 1 through Sept 18. Before the Games opened, officials said they expected 250,000 people, but revised that number down to 150,000 just before the opening ceremony. Some 70 per cent of tickets for Olym§ic eventsWire services. - 187 words
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Article, Illustration190 1988-09-22 26 AFP. EXTRA-TIME goals by Steve Bruce and Brian McClair gave Manchester United a hard-earned 2-0 victory over Newcastle in the semi-finals of the Mercantile Credit Centenary Trophy soccer match yesterday. United meet Arsenal at Villa Park on Oct 9 in the final. The match attracted lessAFP. - 190 words
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Article177 1988-09-22 26 Reuter. AJAX Amsterdam, that sacked its coach Kurt Linder yesterday, lost 4-1 to PEC Zwolle the same evening and sank to 13th place in the Dutch First Division soccer standings. Ajax held the score at 0-0 up to the half-time whistle, having squandered several scoring chances. PEC ZwolleReuter. - 177 words
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Article, Illustration128 1988-09-22 26 AFP. CLIVE Allen maintained his striking form yesterday. His seventh goal of the season helped Bordeaux to a 4-1 French First Division soccer victory over struggling Lens. Lens took a shock eighthminute lead through Philippe Maufroy. But the home side replied three minutes before the intervalAFP. - 128 words
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Article, Illustration111 1988-09-22 26 AFP. SPANISH First Division soccer champions Real Madrid put its disappointing League form behind it yesterday. It beat bitter rivals Barcelona, managed by Dutchman Johan Cruyff, 2-0 at home in the first leg of the Spanish Super Cup. Two second-half goals, the first from Michel andAFP. - 111 words
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Article370 1988-09-22 26 RACING with DENNIS CHIA JOCKEY K.C.Woon completes his two-month suspension this week and has quickly dispelled rumours that he was stabbed in the neck at Kuala Lumpur recently. He said he was upset by the reports and showed me his neck, which did not reveal370 words
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Article, Illustration198 1988-09-22 26 AFP. HEARTS goalkeeper Henry Smith suffered another Hampden nightmare yesterday and gave Rangers a place in the Skol Cup soccer final for the seventh time in eight years. Smith, whose fumbles cost Hearts its Scottish Cup semi-final clash against Celtic last April, turned in another horrific exhibition inAFP. - 198 words
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Article425 1988-09-22 26 RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BASEBALL Japan's Central League: Yomiuri 5 Chunichi 3, Hiroshima 3 Yakult 0, Hanshin 6 Taiyo 1. Pacific League: Nippon Ham 4 Seibu 3, Hankyu 3 Lotte 0. SOCCER English Division Two: Brighton 0 West Bromwich Albion 1, Leeds 2 Barnsley 0, Leicester 1 Plymouth425 words
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Article339 1988-09-22 27 Judy Khaw - By Judy Khaw TOH WEE BENG feels as much at home at the computer as he does at table tennis. We found Wee Beng hard at work at the personal computer doing graphics designing. Only the bat lying around was the tell-tale sign that Wee Beng plays339 words
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190 1988-09-22 27 HIGH-RANKING Keisiku Uchida will lead a six-strong team from Australia's Kei-Shin Kan Karate Association for a friendly triangular against Singapore and the Singapore Ashihara Karate Association next month. Sensei Uchida, a sixth dan black belt and chief instructor of the Sydney-based group, will190 words
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Article, Illustration72 1988-09-22 27 NATIONAL heptathlon re-cord-holder Chan See Huey will attend the International Olympic Committee Solidarity coaching course in Hongkong from Oct 17-23. The course will concentrate on jumps and sprints. Chan, 25, also a long-jump-er, hopes to take part in the event in next year's Southeast Asia72 words
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Advertisement336 1988-09-22 27 The New Piaper-letstreamTbur Contest sAa all-expense paid adventure Jjp£~in Japan is vcHirs^. Every day, there are stories marked with a tick in The New Paper. But only one has a double border. Look for the tick with this double border I, I and write down the headline of this story336 words
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Article, Illustration366 1988-09-22 28 S. GULAM - By S. GULAM TOMORROW'S match against Trengganu will test the Singapore side's fighting spirit. This is not only the opinion of coach Seak Poh Leong but also that of Major Abbas Abu Amin, chairman of the Football Association of Singapore. Said Major Abbas: "In terms366 words
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Article, Illustration184 1988-09-22 28 THREE weeks ago Borhan Abu Samah played his first full Malaysia Cup game this season in Malacca. Now, five matches later, and a goal to his name, he is Singapore's regular stopper. Ironically it was the injury of skipper T. Pathmanathan that has given Borhan the184 words
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174 1988-09-22 28 THEIR strikers' form have boosted Trengganu's confidence against Singapore at the Sultan Ismail Nasaruddin Shah Stadium tomorrow. It hopes to maintain a streak of home wins over Singapore. "We should have no problems collecting full points against Singapore," said coach Abdul Rahman. Confidence stems174 words
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Miscellaneous236 1988-09-22 29 J K/V/Srf KN/N/Nf mamm <VVNAAAA/ Ampriran Ton 40 Mmencan lup f U (Radio I, 9.05 pm) a Ui Z 5 O SHADOE Stevens takes you on an exciting countdown of the top 40 hit songs in the U3A thic tL cm,, UoA this week. Ihe songs include Love Bite (Def236 words
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Miscellaneous832 1988-09-22 29 RADIOGUIDE EHUnBl EHEBi NOON Newt In Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) 12.05 Lunchdate: A selection of good musical fare to keep you enter- NOON Easy Listening: Presents Nicotained. las De Angelis' Superheat gui1.00 News and Weather Report un g 8 an d Unchained 1.15 Lunchdate (continued) CA Fo A1 > Seasons.832 words
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Miscellaneous665 1988-09-22 29 NOON Good Music, Company And Me: N <> 0N Newsdesk Enjoy some entertaining musi- 12.30 Sportsworld: Faddy Keeny files cal fare while you have your reports from Seoul, keeping lunchbreak. you updated with the latest 12.15 Time Warp: Featuring snippets news in th e 8 P« r t* «ena. on665 words
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Article, Illustration275 1988-09-22 30 Lim Kuan Chiang - STORIES/ Lim Kuan Chiang THE Minister stole the show THE Minister stole the show last night's SBC-RTM Orchestra Gala Concert, Rampaiseni *88. Datuk Moharaed Rahmat, the Malaysian Minister for Information, delighted the capacity audience at the Kallang Theatre by coming on stage to sing at the275 words
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Article157 1988-09-22 30 A SPECIAL radio request programme where you can dedicate songs to your friends across the Causeway and vice versa. Sounds great? Well, it could happen. This idea of a joint SBC-RTM radio programme was mooted by Datuk Mohamed Rahmat, the visiting Malaysian Minister for Information, yesterday.157 words
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Article, Illustration162 1988-09-22 30 KATHY Ibrahim rocks a lot these days. But this singer who is better known for her powerful ballads says she's been rocking for the past 11 years. "I feel I'm a rock singer. I sing with power which is what rock is162 words
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Article, Illustration270 1988-09-22 30 IF you missed the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, you can still catch a small portion of it here. The Kartal Folk Dance Group, which represented Turkey at the opening ceremony in Seoul, will give one show at the Victoria Concert Hall on270 words
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Advertisement950 1988-09-22 32 fy/ a giveaway &5S5* With the same coupon, 6th 10th Prizes: r _^ss y° u eligible for a bagful $50 Lego voucher MkjVJggf&y [J of goodiet Christmas is still Plus Waddingtons games /jK**" sometime off but the sets and Toys R'Us goodies. generous sponsors want to And Nestle chocolates for950 words
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Article, Illustration599 1988-09-22 33 Griselda Loo - By Griselda Loo THE season celebrating 25 years of television ends with some great blockbusters. Arnold Schwarzenegger grabs you by the throat in The Terminator, a sci-fi thriller, which kicks off great movie viewing from Oct 4. SBC has more special movies in store for599 words
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Article, Illustration246 1988-09-22 33 Sonja Tan; Vivien Chiong - By Sonja Tan and Vivien Chiong MONSTER IN THE CLOSET (Capitol) A MADCAP movie about monsters murdering people in their closets. When the monster finally emerges from the closet, he causes such mayhem that the President declares a national emergency. The' army is sent to kill it. Times: 11246 words
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Miscellaneous259 1988-09-22 34 COMICRELIEF Single Slices/peter Kohlsaat i I ■ii a "One thing about AIDS...the old don't have to envy the young anymore." Ziggy/Tom Wilson > I J Herman/Jim Unger "He said he hates to be a bother, but could you please sharpen this up for tomorrow's battle." Orchard Road/coim Goh ...ANAl N£WJ.Un)£\jL%259 words
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Advertisement150 1988-09-22 35 Do you find the thought of being interviewed somewhat daunting? Do you have sleepless nights before the interview? This book offers some useful hints to help you prepare for an interview. It explains some important do's and don'ts, and provides an insight into the way many interviewers work and think.150 words
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Article, Illustration430 1988-09-22 36 Lo Tien Yin - Stories/ Lo Tien Yin IT WAS almost typical Club Med after-dinner entertainment, except that the dance was no revue-type offering by club staff but classically Indian. Guests were entertained by two Malaysian dancers talented newcomer Geetha Shankaran and established dancer, Ramli Ibrahim, during the Club's430 words
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Article, Illustration439 1988-09-22 36 WITH headband and long locks, he looks like a displaced hippie living in the '80s. And no wonder too. For it was during the "hippie" era in the '60s that Dr Wan Ahmad Zawawi, 41, got involved in street music and the subculturesPictures/ Choo Chwee Hua - 439 words
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Article, Illustration351 1988-09-22 37 Ting Mei See - By Ting Mei See THEY WERE born for this THEY WERE born for this Mife. MuBt b€ the things our dad fed us. So said the Brothers 4. Well, if it's not the diet then it must be something in their blood for the whole Contreras family are351 words
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Article, Illustration403 1988-09-22 37 USA Today. PRINCE told 13,000 rapt fans PRINCE told 13,000 rapt fans at the Met Centre during his concert last week: "This is not music.This is a trip. Destination Utopia." Prince is behind the wheel of this two-and-a-half-hour joy ride that careens from the bedroomUSA Today. - 403 words
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Article, Illustration568 1988-09-22 38 Hong Lim Swee - By Lim Swee Hong DRINK it because it's chic. Drink it because it tastes good. But be aware that most brands of mineral water contain more minerals than you need to stay healthy. "The average person really doesn't need it," says Mrs Tan Wei Ling, a nutritionist with568 words
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Article, Illustration133 1988-09-22 38 ADISHTOTRY Preparation: 15 min. Cooking: 35 to 40 min. Serves four. Note: Can use ordinary potatoes too. Microwave: Not suitable. INGREDIENTS 1 kg sweet potatoes, washed 90 ml vegetable oil 10 ml whole coriander seeds 10 ml whole black mustard seeds 30 ml (2 tbsp) sesame seeds133 words
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Article146 1988-09-22 38 Preparation: 10 min. Cooking: 10 min. Serves four. INGREDIENTS 500 g frozen sweetcorn 25 g butter 1 red pepper, de-seeded 1 green pepper, de-seeded 1 bunch spring onions, sliced salt and freshly ground black pepper METHOD 1. Cook corn in boiling water for 5 min. 2. Cut peppers146 words
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Article232 1988-09-22 38 MORE Singaporeans are drinking more mineral water. Three major supermarkets told The New Paper that sales are bubbly. The NTUC Fairprice Co-operative stores said there has been a 15 per cent increase since last year. "Due to demand, we've also brought in at least five232 words
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Article, Illustration347 1988-09-22 39 Brenton Wong - By Brenton Wong IT'S gender-bending time again in Paris. There, they say it's a subtle form of cross-dressing that's going to be the rage for men at the end of the year. Jean-Paul Gaultier started it about three years ago. Amid gasps, hisPicture/ Man & His Woman Boutique; Picture/ Afp - 347 words
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Article, Illustration230 1988-09-22 39 THE fashion critics rave about the latest dandified fashions, but Singaporean men remain unimpressed. Of the 10 men interviewed, all felt the colours and styles were inappropriate, both for work as well as leisure. Mr Adrian Tang, 30, a computer analyst programmer230 words
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Article, Illustration297 1988-09-22 39 AFP. ADMIRED for its billowing grace or dismissed for its figure-hiding folds, the Korean native costume has become a familiar sight because of the Olympic Games. Seen on hostesses at Olympic sites as well as on women of all ages in the streets ofAFP. - 297 words
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Article, Illustration859 1988-09-22 40 ►Gallery r~—X SPORTS ON CANVAS. V This is a timely exhibition by two Dutch artists, considering what's happening in Seoul these days. Jan Van Diemen paints athletes in almost abstract fashion. He uses rich colours of red, yellow and blue. Leentje Linders etchings are less859 words
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Article14 1988-09-22 40 COMING UP: Ballet for lunch FOOD: Skewered delights GALLERY: Sports on canvas14 words
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Article, Illustration103 1988-09-22 40 OLYMPICS sportsmen are battling for it now in Seoul. But at one time warriors literally fought for it. And artists made statues and other works of art for their kings from it. Gold has been prized for centuries. In Java, craftsment shaped it into statues, rings, pins and103 words
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