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Title Section20 1988-10-15 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS/SUNOAV, OCTOBER 10, 1988 *a <f> in/*m SO CENTS M the new paper20 words
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Advertisement175 1988-10-15 1 HICCUP GOODBYE It was a night of sham, says Jeffrey Low. "Seak Poh Leong may as well play all the reserves in Alor Star on Syed Farouk Tuesday."/ Back Page. DOCTORS' BID TO A patient is dying. Some Christian doctors in *^r*/ government hospitals rush to save his soul. This175 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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191 1988-10-15 2 A WIDOW told police she was raped and robbed by an intruder in her bedroom at her flat in Bedok on Wednesday. Both her teenage children were at school when the incident happened at 9.15 am. The widow, a 38-year-old seamstress who191 words
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Article64 1988-10-15 2 Wire services. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan today gave up his struggle to secure more military aid for anti-government rebels in Nicaragua. He confirmed that he will not ask Congress to release $33 million worth of stockpiled weapons for the so-called contra guerillas. The weapons are storedWire services. - 64 words
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Article, Illustration244 1988-10-15 2 A BRANCH president of a union linked to the National Trades Union Congress was told yesterday that he should resign because of his political affiliation. This call was made to Mr M. Ramasamy, by Mr Goh Chee Wee, NTUC's assistant secretary-general, Lianhe Zaobao reported today. Mr244 words
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Article207 1988-10-15 2 Wire services. NORTH Korea today welcomed South Korean President Roh Tae-woo's offer to go to Pyongyang for summit talks. It was the first clear indication ever given by the North that its leader might consent to face-to-face talks with the South on the issue of unification.Wire services. - 207 words
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Article, Illustration43 1988-10-15 2 Endangered: Brazilian Indians have run afoul of the law in attempts to block the building of dams that would flood ancestral lands along the Xingu River. Here one of them, Kube-I, is heavilv guarded by police after his arrest. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 43 words
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170 1988-10-15 2 WIN $5,000 every week. Take part in Moneywords, a word puzzle which starts on Monday in The New Paper. Moneywords coupons will appear every day from Monday to Saturday and readers who fill in all the missing letters correctly can win $6,000. If there170 words
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Article, Illustration410 1988-10-15 3 Griselda Loo; Wong Sing Yeong - By Griselda Loo and Wong Sing Yeong t HREE beauty queens are doing their part in the Heartstrings 88 Show tonight. The live dial-a-donation variety show at Marina Square aims to raise $3.8 million for the Community Chest. The three beauties posed together at the show's rehearsal lastPictures/ Choo Chwee Hua; Review of last night’s rehearsal/ Page 16 - 410 words
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Miscellaneous29 1988-10-15 2 THE WEATHER THE weather outlook today from noon to midnight: Late afternoon showers over a few areas. Maximum temperature: 31 degrees. Sunset today: 6.52 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 6.48 am.29 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration666 1988-10-15 4 Chitra Rajaram - By Chitra Rajaram SOME Christian doctors play a double role in government hospitals. They treat patients. Then if one is about to die they rush in to try to save his soul. In Christianity, it is called a death bed conversion. The dying666 words
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Article, Illustration114 1988-10-15 4 SPRINTER Ben Johnson may be losing more than his Olympic gold medal. His fertility may be at risk in his later years. Anabolic steroids, the kind Johnson was accused of taking, are one of the main causes of infertility in men. The causes will114 words
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Article, Illustration274 1988-10-15 4 SCREECH and Scream, Moonny and Moolan, Horned Beau and Horned Belle. These are some of the names suggested by 70 young people for the Jurong Bird Park's name-the-owU contest. Yesterday was the last day of the contest to name the new male and female greathorned owls274 words
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Article183 1988-10-15 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. celebrities: Celebrities are well-known people, such as those in show business. coerced: If a person is coerced to do something, he does it against his will. defendant: A defendant183 words
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190 1988-10-15 4 THE names of people who did not vote in the Sept 3 general election have been struck off the electoral rolls. This is because voting is compulsory. Their names are listed for inspection at the 50 constituencies, including 10 group representation constituencies, which190 words
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Advertisement367 1988-10-15 5 W^SSFMSSSS^ I Quicksnap One picture has been taken using a RULES REGULATIONS 3. The promotion will run only on Saturday for Standard 35mm camera. The other has 1. Send in as many entries as you like. NO Fuji f° ur weeks, from October Bto October 29, been taken with a367 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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497 1988-10-15 6 Irene Ng - By Irene Ng PEOPLE on trial for serious crimes often claim that they made a confession to police only to avoid being beaten up or tortured. Therefore, the defence argues, the confession is worthless as evidence. In court, defendants would charge that police beat497 words
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Article127 1988-10-15 6 THESE are two examples of cases where validity of police statements was challenged: A murder trial in March 1974: The High Court admitted two police statements as evidence and rejected the defendant's claim that police used underhand means to get them. A man, then 22, was on trial127 words
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Article109 1988-10-15 6 NEEDLES-IN-BOY trial in July last year. A District Court judge rejected two statements of confession from two men after their lawyers proved that they were obtained under duress. The men, aged 26 and 37, were on trial for inserting 53 needles into the body of a four-year-old boy.109 words
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Article, Illustration480 1988-10-15 6 Merlion Week promises world-class sports, entertainment and lots of food. It runs from Nov 12 to 20. Here we give you dates, venues and times for various events: SPORTS The 3 0,000 Merl i on Cup is up for grabs at the 6th Merlion480 words
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Article, Illustration289 1988-10-15 7 SIX new courses will be on offer next year to give workers even more scope to improve themselves. From January, the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB) will offer courses in: air-conditioning and refrigeration mechanics, electrical fitting and installation, electrical power and mechanics,289 words
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Article, Illustration414 1988-10-15 7 Geneieve Kwek - By Geneieve Kwek IN the office of the future you may be able to see who is calling, hear them and see any documents they have to show you on your personal computer. This is one of the technical advances you can see today atPicture/ Dominic Woon - 414 words
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Article146 1988-10-15 7 A MEDICAL "sexpert" went to Toa Payoh last night to talk about Aids. Trouble was only six people turned up to listen. That didn't stop him. Dr V Atputharajah, a 48-year-old gynaecologist, shrugged off the poor response to his talk at Toa Payoh library: "I think the146 words
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139 1988-10-15 7 A ROBOT mouse will help Singapore students catch up with Japanese youngsters in technology. Within the next two years some junior colleges and pre-university centres will be given "mouse kits" by the Institution of Engineers Singapore. "Some Japanese kids start playing with little139 words
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Article, Illustration431 1988-10-15 8 Thusitha de Silva; Joe Nathan - By Thusitha de Silva and Joe Nathan THE scheme to encourage a one-for-one replacement of cars on the roads does not seem to be working this year. More people are holding on to their old cars. Singaporeans scrapped 7,511 cars between January and August431 words
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Article74 1988-10-15 8 NORMAL mail services from Singapore to the United Kingdom have resumed, Telecoms says. Speedpost service to UK, however, will not resume until Monday. The halt in services was due to a general postal strike in Britain which began on Aug 31 and lasted 12 days.74 words
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Article, Illustration627 1988-10-15 9 Last year was the Year of the Rabbit. And married couples in Singapore seemed to take that literally. Like those productive creatures, people had lots of babies last year. Population Report 1987, released by the Ministry of Health today, indicates the Government's new627 words
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134 1988-10-15 9 Wire services. THAILAND'S Foreign Minister says his country has much to learn from the "old tiger" of Singapore in efforts to become an economic heavyweight. The comment was made by Mr Siddhi Savetsila yesterday in a Bangkok meeting with Singapore parliamentarians. The Republic'sWire services. - 134 words
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265 1988-10-15 9 A NINE-YEAR low in petrol pump prices was reached last night when three major oil companies cut both their premium and intermediate grade products by 4.6 cents. Shell, Mobil and Singapore Petroleum cut premium to 85.4 cents per litre and intermediate to 79265 words
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Article, Illustration430 1988-10-15 10 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong REPORTING FROM IBUSUKI FORTY Singaporeans were buried alive on a beach in Japan yesterday but everybody lived to tell the tale. Besides their visit to the black sand bath at the Ibusuki Kanko Hotel, they also went to a samurai house,430 words
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62 1988-10-15 10 A HEART attack yesterday took the life of Mr Al-Man-sor Adabi, 60, whose former marriage to Ms Maria Hertogh was dissolved, leading to racial riots that caused the deaths of 18 people in the *****. The race riots happened after Ms Hertogh, who was adopted by62 words
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Advertisement54 1988-10-15 6 Have you nominated yet? The search is on for Singapore's Businessman of the Year and a company worthy of the Enterprise Award. Call Adeline Yong on the hotline 344-8955 to give your nominations. m BUSINESSMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD AND -JBHL womtowio* KMPMSX Jointly organised by Business Times and DHL54 words
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Advertisement57 1988-10-15 9 Export Strategies For Industries In Developing c untri< Revolves on trade IPI4 IJ fL J J policies; export strategies various industries and the consequences of export-oriented J manufacturing production based on detailed case studies in the East and South-East Asia countries. Published by: SUP Available at all good bookshop* STP57 words
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Advertisement327 1988-10-15 10 HOME&DECOR If you've been buying Home Decor off the newsstand, you'll be pleased to know that you can now save M yourself that trip if you subscribe. Afterall Home VUn Decor is really the simplest way to key into the latest ftfe MW VwliW home decor ideas. For $19.20 a327 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article301 1988-10-15 11 Wire services. PROMISED elections in Burma now seem unlikely before the middle of next year if then. That word came yesterday from the country's new Election Commission, which briefed officials of 18 new opposition parties in the capital. Aung San Suu Kyi, secretary of theWire services. - 301 words
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Article, Illustration38 1988-10-15 11 Opera: Sydney's skyline backdrops a once-in-a-lifetime sight for Australians the Sphinx Down Under. Actually, it's a replica, being towed on a harbour barge for use in a staging of the opera Aida. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 38 words
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Article187 1988-10-15 11 Wire services. SOVIET leader Mr Mikhail Gorbachev still faces heavy Kremlin opposition in attempts at economic reform, a senior US intelligence analyst says. "The dictatorship of the Communist party remains untouched and untouchable," said Deputy Central Intelligence Agency Director Robert Gates in a Washington speech. HeWire services. - 187 words
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Article, Illustration39 1988-10-15 11 Compete: Disabled South Korean athlete Koo Ja-yong leads hundreds of others to Seoul City Hall before the staging of the Paralvmpic Games. The contest, which brings together the world's best wheelchair athletes, opens today. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 39 words
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236 1988-10-15 11 Wire services. THE US has denied suggestions by Prince Norodom Sihanouk that Washington was supplying his guerilla forces with military aid. State Department spokesman Mr Charles Redman said in Washington the US provided non-lethal assistance including food, medicine and training to the rebels butWire services. - 236 words
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Article143 1988-10-15 11 Wire services. NEW tests in the US show that the killer disease Aids has been present in America far longer than researchers first thought possible. The tests were conducted on thawed-out tissue samples taken from a youth who died almost two decades ago. TheyWire services. - 143 words
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Article387 1988-10-15 12 Wire services. TWO new moves have removed any doubt that Moscow will play a key role in Afghanistan long after the last Red Army soldier departs. The latest signs: A pledge of massive aid and the shifting of one of the Kremlin's most influential envoysWire services. - 387 words
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Article, Illustration42 1988-10-15 12 Arrest: A policeman stands guard over arrested workers in Lima, Peru. Scores of ordinary labourers were jailed when they defied government orders and staged a 24-hour walkout. Police claim the General Workers Confederation harbours anti-government terrorists. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 42 words
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Article160 1988-10-15 12 Wire services. WHO or what killed Pakistani President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq? The answer to that question, say«US officials, will be made public on Monday when Pakistan releases its findings. The government, assisted by American experts, has been probing the Aug 17 plane crash thatWire services. - 160 words
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145 1988-10-15 12 Wire services. MONOPOLY, the game for budding and confirmed capitalist speculators, may soon be available in the an-ti-capitalist Soviet Union. A Russian-language edition has been created and negotiations started for distribution in the USSR. In the Soviet version, Moscow's Arbat Street where President RonaldWire services. - 145 words
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Article, Illustration49 1988-10-15 12 Tussle: They may be birds of peace but these two doves have no qualms about fighting for a meal. Here they scramble to be the first to pick food bits from the mouth of a youth at a park in Central Sevilla, Spain. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 49 words
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212 1988-10-15 12 Wire services. HEAVYWEIGHT champion Mike Tyson claims in divorce papers that his wife married him for his money and fame. Tyson's sworn statement claims he was."constantly manipulated by her and her family to the point of personal distraction regarding his own welfareWire services. - 212 words
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Article255 1988-10-15 13 Wire services. THE verdict is in: Democrat Michael Dukakis failed to land the knockout blow needed to clinch his bid for the White House. Neither man stumbled as Gov Dukakis and Vice President George Bush met face-to-face yesterday for their second and final televised debateWire services. - 255 words
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Article136 1988-10-15 13 Wire services. A FEMALE US navy officer faces trial for refusing to produce a urine sample in front of witnesses. The Navy announced yesterday in Washington that Lt Elizabeth Unger, 29, will be court-martialled on a charge of willfully disobeying an order. A spokesmanWire services. - 136 words
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Article109 1988-10-15 13 Wire services. THE World War II generation knows the photo well a US sailor kissing a nurse in a Times Square celebration following Japan's surrender. A former sailor has just settled a suit against the publisher of Life Magazine, claiming he was the man inWire services. - 109 words
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172 1988-10-15 13 Wire services. ALGERIAN President Chadli Benjedid's pledge of greater democracy in return for peace has passed its first crucial test. Muslim mass prayers passed yesterday without a feared renewal of violent protests that erupted 10 days ago. The services were viewed as the firstWire services. - 172 words
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STOCKS
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Article, Illustration254 1988-10-15 13 Wire services. SHARE prices bounced back at the close of the London Stock Exchange yesterday in the wake of higher opening prices on Wall Street. The London market had all its gains wiped out in midsession, and had fallen by 0.9 points, following the announcement of an increase inWire services. - 254 words
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Article, Illustration260 1988-10-15 13 Wire services. WALL Street share prices closed almost unchanged yesterday. The Dow Jones industrial average, which see-sawed within a 25-point range, finished down 0.18 point at 2,133.18. Advancing shares ran about even with declines in moderate trading of 161 million shares. With little news to inspire buying, tradersWire services. - 260 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration407 1988-10-15 14 Wong Sing Yeong - Thirty people surveyed by The New Paper on Thursday knew some of these celebrities like the "Jacks", Michael Jackson and Jackie Chan. But one person no one knew didn't fare too badly either journalist Paul Zach was mistaken by eight participants for Tom Selleck! By Wong407 words
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Article, Illustration251 1988-10-15 15 USA Today F I 1 ORGET Dynasty and Dallas. The sexiest soap opera this season isn't on TV. It's the roller-coaster showdown between Mike Tyson and Robin Givens. The heavyweight champ and his gorgeous actress wife have lived the stuff successful soaps are made of power,USA Today - 251 words
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Article, Illustration189 1988-10-15 15 SHEENA'S MIAMI DAYS OVER SHEENA Eastern's current role on Miami Vice as Sonny's (Don Johnson) wife will soon be killed off. She has also just finished a new album, her first in three years. The Lover in Me (out on Nov 7 on MCA) has two songs that were189 words
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Article, Illustration203 1988-10-15 15 Lim Sek - Only the best of hit albums By Lim Sek GREATEST Hits compilations used to be real attractions. Then one-hit wonders started to release albums which should be named One Hit and a Whole Lot of Rubbish. However, the albums here are exceptions to this rule. They contain all the203 words
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Article, Illustration346 1988-10-15 16 B REAKDANCING, handstands, wheelchair stunts and waving ribbons leave you cheering for more. Survive is the name of this dance by members of the Handicaps Welfare Association and SBC Showdancers. Their performance in Heartstrings 88 is about how people help and support each other. The SBC346 words
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122 1988-10-15 16 A DRIZZLE will not stop tonight's Heartstrings 88 Show. The performers are willing to brave the rain for charity. The organisers have planned for the worst. But if it rains heavily, the concert will be postponed to the next day. If it pours122 words
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Article, Illustration282 1988-10-15 16 WATCH the sparks fly on the first Talentime '88 show on Tuesday at 8 pm. SBC producer Lim Sek says it will be fast-paced. The going will be tough, he says, because standards are high this year. The first semi-finals of the series will feature six282 words
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Article144 1988-10-15 16 THIS year's SBC Tamil Talentime winner, Manimaran, will be on stage to present your favourite numbers in Geetacharam or musical garland. That is the name of the musical night organised by a local showbiz firm, Sri Durgai Amman Creations, at the World Trade Centre tomorrow at144 words
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Advertisement136 1988-10-15 15 lENYAI EITHNE NI BHRAONAIN, now known simply as ENYA left home in County Donegal to join the family band, Clannad. After playing with them for two albums and tours, she decided to make the break and go on alone. Whilst developing this new direction, ENYA composed, scored and sang on136 words
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Miscellaneous1369 1988-10-15 17 RADIOGUIDE NOON News in Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON On Track: Ross Tucker plays NOON Newsdesk r>s7 IJ.OS F..: Join Ro», Ko.l to, NOON Enay Liatanlnf: James Last I_>3 /W>C an afternoon of good music and Hia Orchaatra and Klaua Wun- Cr taflaettaaa: A moment of ra*rsNA fun from hu1,369 words
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Article1689 1988-10-15 18 SATURDAY SUNDAY ►Ceotrestage I —-y DRAMA CONTEST. Five ±r groups of undergraduates 1 1 compete for cash prizes of up to $500. Performances include Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs and Sam Shepard's Fool For Love. World Trade Centre Auditorium. 8 pm. Tickets at $3,1,689 words
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Article, Illustration132 1988-10-15 18 TODAY [77f OUT AND ABOUT: L?U Discover Peranakan heritage and culture. Get to 7 see some old treasures and ceremonial items such as the embroided shoes. National Museum. 7/T NIGHTLIGHTS: Catch the Stereo Band, from Las —J Vegas, USA at their debut performance with Top 40 nts at132 words
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Article, Illustration240 1988-10-15 18 00 00 CO o E CO Od <X LU CHARITY WALK. Join more than 40,000 people in the Heartstrings walk to Marina Square. Meet at one of the eight starting points: Silat Primary School at Bukit Merah, Delta Sports Complex, Botanic Gardens, Whitley Secondary240 words
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Article, Illustration94 1988-10-15 18 JACINTHA, Robert Fernando, Ivy Low, Thomas Teo and pop group Gingerbread will be here tonight. They will be here for Heartstrings, this year's Community Chest Show. Hear them sing a song specially penned for the occasion and watch a Chinese butterfly dance by SBC drama artistes. The94 words
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Article, Illustration121 1988-10-15 18 EXPRESSIVE eyes, delicate fingers and pure energy. These are some ingredients of this solo Kuchipudi dance recital, as well as those amazing neck movements that have become synonymous with Indian dance. Ms Rajyasri Muralidhar, who studied under the highest ranked Kuchipudi guru in India, will do eight of121 words
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Miscellaneous1436 1988-10-15 19 THIS two-hour charity show is Y Bt J abandoned dogs that turn killers, Viewers can phone in to pledge their I AL Jolson starred in The Jazz preying on the people of a resort town donations to raise funds for the Hpgr>' r r jK| y Singer, the first movie1,436 words
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Miscellaneous1088 1988-10-15 20 Televisions yElj But; tenant (Martin Hung and Chiao Chuang. <JLa^4Mta 5 screen 5 <L\. I 8 screens On course for a showdown: 12 GOLFjDUMHILL cup *88 illiiiiiii i'iii *****1111 ii iiii mi ii mi Keeping watch: mIII iiii i'tmii hi it iimi ■?■!.Si iiit F a °d Curtis Strange should1,088 words
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Article1688 1988-10-15 23 SATURDAY ►CtNTRESTACE —DRAMA CONTEST. Five ±r groups of undergraduates 1 compete for cash prizes of up to $500. Performances include Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs and Sam Shepard's Fool For Love. World Trade Centre Auditorium. 8 pm. Tickets at $3, $5 and $7 at1,688 words
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Article, Illustration137 1988-10-15 23 TODAY VTX OUT AND ABOUT: L——J Discover Peranakan heritage and culture. Get to 7 see some old treasures and ceremonial items such as the embroided shoes. National Museum. I v yiAim t*iMjk T/T NIGHTLIGHTS: Catch the Stereo Band, from Las z—J Vegas, USA at their debut performance with137 words
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Article, Illustration233 1988-10-15 23 HEARTSTRINGS '88 CHARITY WALK Join more than 40,000 people in the Heartstrings walk to Marina Square. Meet at one of the eight starting points: Silat Primary School at Bukit Merah, Delta Sports Complex, Botanic Gardens, Whitley Secondary School at Bukit Timah, Christ Church Secondary233 words
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Article, Illustration95 1988-10-15 23 JACINTH A, Robert Fernando, Ivy Low, Thomas Teo and pop group Gingerbread will be here tonight. They will be here for Heartstrings, this year's Community Chest Show. Hear them sing a song specially penned for the occasion and watch a Chinese butterfly dance by SBC drama artistes.95 words
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Article, Illustration121 1988-10-15 23 EXPRESSIVE eyes, delicate fingers and pure energy. These are some ingredients of this solo Kuchipudi dance recital, as well as those amazing neck movements that have become synonymous with Indian dance. Ms Rajyasri Muralidhar, who studied under the highest ranked Kuchipudi guru in India, will do eight of121 words
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Miscellaneous1865 1988-10-15 24 RADIOGUIDE Mi News la Brief (Programme, in English) «-00 Breakfast Club: Rediffusion's 6.00 World News <^^9>SS^SS2 ®-®9 0a Air Wake up to the songs of 6.00 News ia Brief «06 Frem Our Owe Cerrespeadeat in eirl y morning 6.03 Highlights weat her update, and feature..' 425 M^b#ok 11 V\ P1,865 words
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Article, Illustration377 1988-10-15 25 Griselda Loo - By Griselda Loo I T'S so easy to fall in love with Hiltrud and Matthias' puppets. Puppeteers Hiltrud Vor-berg-Beck, 42, and Matthias Kuchta, 39, make up the Lille Kartofler (small potatoes) Figurentheater, a puppet theatre team. Naturally, the potato is their symbol. Potatoes arePictures/ Dominic Woon - 377 words
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Article90 1988-10-15 25 LILLE Kartofler, specially flown in by the Goethe Institute, will put up two shows at the Queenstown Branch Library at 2 pm and 3.15 pm today. And on Monday, there will be three more shows at the Yishun New Town Community Centre. Show times are 10.0090 words
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Miscellaneous148 1988-10-15 27 COMICREUEF Orchard Road/coim Goh Single Slices/peter Kohisaat CathV/Cathy Guisewite 'hlpnhoev. hahoajml fymt comnmib hike! but mo amPtoN on EAKnTI /fT LAST f MEVE FOUND] Cflmrtws, mhcn 10 fwu 0M hne hew people, 80T mulo LET to Paw ie*e, our UNiguE NICHE ff OUIT, THEY HIKE 10 NEW I <**■ «U6E148 words
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Miscellaneous175 1988-10-15 28 COMICREUEF Hagar the Horrible/Dik Browne I 111 I Jgwy y p* AllgUSta/Dominic Doelsma Angus McGill /wie© PIP w YJMWUA (wwymS) Kou?\ \6OIfi&W&T?J KNOAtOUT-J V P0 NOTUINO George the Robot/stephen Stanley <f VMC-*V«. OCCtOCJO 1 AH- Ca-ltCiP f "*o ®A£X. A A SvMPltO. WAV "S "toujut^U B McfT AS. A UiF^175 words
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Article, Illustration407 1988-10-15 29 FEW Hollywood biographical movies have shown more devotion to their subject than Clint Eastwood's Bird. Taking a hard story the short, sad life of jazz revolutionary Charlie Parker Eastwood and his team neither flinch from the dark nor ignore the light. Parker was a player whose alto saxophone407 words
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Article, Illustration206 1988-10-15 29 Sonja Tan - By Sonja Tan GOOD MORNING VIETNAM (Orchard) MOVIE-GOERS will not be disappointed by Good Morning Vietnam thanks to Robin Williams, who plays fast-talking army deejay Adrian Cronauer. The year is 1965 and he delivers rapid-fire jokes to raise morale. Time: Midnight. SHE'S HAVING A BABY (Prince 1) THIS film206 words
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Article, Illustration322 1988-10-15 31 Loh Tuan Lee - Stories/ Loh Tuan Lee TYING knots and learning first aid are what Singapore's scouts are good at these days. No more is it trekking and orienteering. That's the message from six scouts who received the President's Scouts award yesterday. Modern Singapore and its shrinkingPicture/ John Tan - 322 words
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Article, Illustration297 1988-10-15 31 SINGAPORE'S youth want their own "chop" to show on their clothes. They are no longer satisfied with off-the-rack T-shirts at department stores. Now they prefer T-shirts on which they can display their names, or otherwise express their personality. Ms Elim Chew, 22, has been watching the297 words
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Article, Illustration481 1988-10-15 31 Lee Wai, 21, unemployed. "I used to think that having another university was a good idea, but now I'm out of school, I think it is not necessary. There are too many graduates, nobody wants to take up blue-collar jobs like construction work481 words
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Article, Illustration410 1988-10-15 34 THE THREE MUSKETEERS - By THE THREE MUSKETEERS STREAKING took an unexpected thrashing from Divine Light last month at KL when he was a red-hot favourite following his easy win in the Stamford Arms Handicap at Bukit Timah. He is probably as good as the punters thought that day and we rate410 words
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Article, Illustration311 1988-10-15 34 A GREAT battle is in store in Race 2 today between top trainer Teh Choon Beng's two entries, Fighting Spirit and Penang Lass. The last time the pair met was in a Class Three sprint in good going and Fighting Spirit won by a bit311 words
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Article, Illustration421 1988-10-15 35 AFP. NEW badminton sensation Ardy Wiranata continued his giant-killing run in the Carlsberg badminton Classic in Preston yesterday. The Indonesian teenager followed up his spectacular second-round victory over world champion Yang Yang with a straight-game demolition of Steve Baddeley to reach the semi-finals. The youngster's airborne attacks inAFP. - 421 words
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Article115 1988-10-15 35 AFP. The Canadian Track and Field Association (CTFA) said yesterday it would hold its own inquiry into drug taking by athletes in the wake of the Ben Johnson doping scandal. The inquiry's mandate will be decided at the weekend, but it follows pressure on the CTFA not toAFP. - 115 words
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Article, Illustration214 1988-10-15 35 Reuter. TRACES of a banned stimulant found in Briton Linford Christie after the Olympic 100 m final saved him from being disqualified when the substance was discovered after the 200 m, the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) top medical officer said yesterday. Prince Alexandre de Merode, chairman ofReuter. - 214 words
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Article, Illustration179 1988-10-15 35 Reuter. SOCRATES, midfield star of the brilliant Brazilian soccer squad of the early 1980s is returning to the game. Socrates, who retired 18 months ago, said yesterday he had signed a year-long contract with Santos. "I was invited to give it another try. After thinkingReuter. - 179 words
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Article449 1988-10-15 35 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BASKETBALL Men's Champion Clubs Cup: Ist rd, Ist leg: Partizani (Alb) 101 Zalaegerszegi (Hun) 90, Asker (Nor) 81 Nashua Den Bosch (Hoi) 101, Skovlunde (Den) 86 Ostend (Bel) 97. Women's Champion Clubs Cup: Nentori (Alb) 73 Levski Spartak Sofia (Bui) 103, HoybratenWire services. - 449 words
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Article, Illustration254 1988-10-15 36 M WHAT an irony. While Singapore was struggling against Kedah at the National Stadium, a former Singaporean set alight the Merdeka Stadium with a brave show. Razali Alias, whose partnership with Fandi Ahmad brought Singapore honours in its Lion City Cup tournaments in the 70s,254 words
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Article, Illustration398 1988-10-15 36 The match was heading for a goalless draw, until Selangor struck. Two goals in three minutes was all it took to sink Kelantan. The 42,000 Selangor supporters at the Merdeka Stadium went wild. Our man on the spot S. GULAM reports on the quarter-final from Kuala Lumpur Li398 words
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Article265 1988-10-15 36 THE REACTION KELANTAN has not given up hope yet. On the contrary, it is confident of overcoming the twogoal deficit at Kota Baru on Tuesday and qualifying for the semi-fi-nal. "No problem for us. We can easily beat them 3-0 on our homeground," said coach Mohd Che Su.265 words
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Article, Illustration320 1988-10-15 37 Shahiron Sahari - Penang, despite all the pre-match hype, failed to contain a Fandi Ahmad-led KL attack and succumbed 2-0 in the first-leg quarter-final at City Stadium last night. And at Larkin, Sarawak simply didn't measure up and lost 2-0 to Johor. So the losers go into~ Tuesday's second320 words
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Article, Illustration58 1988-10-15 37 I thought that if we were to win, it would be by only one goal. To get two was, to a certain extent, a bonus. Penang lost the game when they lost their cool while we kept ours. (But) I won't be satisfied until we win58 words
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Article, Illustration38 1988-10-15 37 They (Penang's players) V are young and hot-headed, they didn't play well anymore after that (the 60th min goal). KL was the better team. But it's not over yet. PtMMg OMdl M. fappM (rtfht)38 words
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Article69 1988-10-15 37 Penang: Lim Say Hoe, Rahman Robin, Kamal Khalid, Redzuan Puteh (Che Ros, 45th), S. Muraiiraj, Abdul Rahman Maina (Halim Che Ar, 45th), K. Sathiaselvam, Mahmud Halim, Zabidi Hassan, Aziz Azizan, Jelani Wilastra (capt). KL: Rashid Hassan, Razip Ismail, Serbegeth Singh, Chow Siew Yai, Tang Siew Seng69 words
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Article, Illustration420 1988-10-15 37 Abdul Shukor in Johor - By Abdul Shukor in Johor NO flair, no fire, no fusion. Maybe the Hornbills can't play football after all. They came, they saw, and they faltered. A shame really, considering Sarawak has been dishing out good football before yesterday's first-leg quarter-final at Larkin. In front of420 words
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Article59 1988-10-15 37 Johor: Hassan Mishkam; Roslan Hamid, Nasir Mohd Noor; Hussin Embi, Ismail Ibrahim, Abdullah Noor; Khalid Shahdan, Nasir Yusof, Ramlan Sharman (A. Ravichandran), Malek Yassin, Azmi Taib. Sarawak: Affendi Joll; Roslan Mustaffa, Daud Hamid (Sulaiman Mustanir); Roslan Ismail, Abdullah Sallim, Abu Bakar Amran (Aedi Julaihi); Mohd Ali59 words
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Article, Illustration310 1988-10-15 38 Alfonso Chan - The most depressed Stories/. Alfonso Chan SALIM Moin was the most depressed man after last night's match. He hit the bar in the 71st minute and when the cherry returned to him again, he bit it too hard he swiped ball flew off his feet and overPictures/ Jonathan Choo, Sam Yeo - 310 words
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Article, Illustration163 1988-10-15 38 MARADONA. Singapore coach Seak Poh Leong wants a player like that, after last night's sad and sorry draw. Someone of that calibre, a class above the rest. In effect, what Poh Leong was hinting at, was that Singapore's strikers do not have what it takes to163 words
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Article, Illustration354 1988-10-15 39 It was a goalless draw. But to Kedah's Mentri Besar, it was as good as a win. It was team spirit, he said, as Kedah celebrated. ALFONSO CHAN takes you behind the scenes CONSIDER it a win for Kedah. Even the Mentri Besar of Kedah, Datuk354 words
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Article, Illustration102 1988-10-15 39 WHAT THEY SAY KEDAH were ambitious last night. They were out to win, says Datuk Ahmad Basri, the Kedah team manager. "How can you say we came here to play for a draw? "No, we went all out for a win!" Datuk Ahmad added that Kedah was102 words
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Article, Illustration84 1988-10-15 39 KEDAH coach Ahmad Shafie was happy and relieved. "I'm happy we drew," he said. "Both teams played good football, and it was a close match. "Singapore had its chances, so did we. "But there's the return match and I hope we'll play better then." Added ace midfielder84 words
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Article, Illustration363 1988-10-15 40 Jeffrey Low - Jeffrey Low GOODBYE, Malaysia Cup. Thanks for the short season. It wasn't good while it lasted. But never mind, see you next year... Anything better would be against the natural course of football, a miracle, or perhaps even a farce. So, Mr Seak Poh Leong. May as well playPicture/ Sam Yeo - 363 words
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