The New Paper, 19 January 1989
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Title Section12 1989-01-19 1 the new paper THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1989 MO (F) 179/4/88 so CENTS12 words
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Advertisement283 1989-01-19 1 TOUTS TO A TIME BOMB New bill proposes stiff penalties for touts in public places. I Mah Bow Tan says brain drain is a time bomb for Singapore. BG Lee hints at non-partisan MPs from business and unions. H Government MPs debate each other not just opposition. Page 8 BABY283 words
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Advertisement23 1989-01-19 1 WORLD 10-13 STOCKS 12 SHOWTIME 14.20-22 TV GUIDE 15 FOOD 23 COMICS 24,25 RADIO 26 FASTADS/JOBS 27 SPORTS 27-31 MONEYWORDS 31 UPDATE 3223 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration433 1989-01-19 2 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching A YOUNG mother bitterly regrets having given her newborn baby away to be adopted in July last year because she was unmarried and had no money. It all went wrong. Adoption never took place. The couple who took the baby turned433 words
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Article113 1989-01-19 2 ACCORDING to the Birth Registration Section of Toa Payoh Hospital, either the father or the mother can register a child's birth, because they have the necessary documents. These are: the identity cards of the father and mother mother's discharge card from the hospital where she gave113 words
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252 1989-01-19 2 THE Skills Development Fund (SDF) provided $61 million for the training of workers last year. Employers came up with some $180 million more. Mr Mah Bow Tan, Minister of State for Trade and Industry, revealed the figures at the opening of SMC Manufacturing252 words
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Article, Illustration124 1989-01-19 2 A TAXI driver died this morning, two hours after his taxi hit a lamp post along the Pan-Island Expressway. Police said Yong Kim Lin, 42, lost control of his Comfort cab near Whitley Road while driving towards Jurong. The accident happened around 4 am andPicture/ Aundry Gan - 124 words
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Article60 1989-01-19 2 PRESIDENT Wee Kim Wee is now fully alert, and requires no sedation, the Health Ministry said yesterday. President Wee underwent an operation on Monday morning to remove a cancerous growth in the rectum. He is now in the general ward of Singapore General Hospital having spent the first60 words
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Article72 1989-01-19 2 AP. PRIME Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew has asked for talks with Indonesian President Suharto while they are in Japan to attend the funeral of Emperor Hirohito, a government spokesman in Jakarta said yesterday. The spokesman said Mr Suharto will also meet Japanese Prime MinisterAP. - 72 words
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Miscellaneous29 1989-01-19 2 The Weather THE weather outlook from noon to midnight: Showers over several areas in the afternoon. Maximum temperature: 31 degrees. Minimum: 24. Sunset: 7.17 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 7.14 am29 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration389 1989-01-19 3 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee PRINTING companies are seeing red. Red meaning hong bao packets and profits, that is. Right now, the red packets are being churned out in the millions to meet the demand from banks, private companies and individuals. Take Koya Hotstamping Manufacturer389 words
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Article, Illustration186 1989-01-19 3 KITE-FLYING is an art form and Singapore is getting two American professors to show people how. Associate Professor Betty Street and Professor Bill Lockhart, both from Texas Tech University in the US, will fly a kite each at the annual Kite Festival, at Marina South this Saturday186 words
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Article191 1989-01-19 4 A HOUSEWIFE locked herself and her young daughter in the toilet of their Jurong West flat when they were attacked by a man wielding a chopper. Madam Tan Boh Ngan, 39, smashed the glass-window louvres in the toilet and screamed for help, police said yesterday.191 words
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Article, Illustration132 1989-01-19 4 WORKING women want better child care facilities and longer opening hours at these centres. All those we interviewed agreed with Mrs Yu-Foo Yee Shoon who said in Parliament on Tuesday that the Goverment should find a way to help working mothers raise their132 words
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245 1989-01-19 4 Ms CK Goh, 34, accounts manager MENTAL stimulation and money are the two reasons why Mrs Goh works. She is an accounts group manager with a public relations company. "I enjoy my job very much. I enjoy the stimulation that comes with work. I245 words
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Article122 1989-01-19 4 Ms Shirley Lim, 35, production operator MS LIM works the night shift at an electronics factory. She started working about five years ago to supplement the family income. Her husband, a salesman, earns about $800 a month. So the $800 she brings home is122 words
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Article259 1989-01-19 4 A 38-year-old products manager THE woman, who did not want to be identified, and her husband have a 12-year-old son. The husband works in a bank and earns about $90,000 a year. She doesn't need to work now, but does. But when she first259 words
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Article, Illustration332 1989-01-19 5 Irene Ng - By Irene Ng THIEVES now dare to defy the gods. Temple idols are being stolen with impunity. Last Sunday, five idols with gold chains on them were stolen from the Tua Dia Ahr Pek Temple at Dairy Farm Road. The statues cost a total of about332 words
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Article192 1989-01-19 5 A WIDOW told the High Court she managed to get a packet of drugs through Customs in Johor Baru by pretending she had a sudden urge to go to the toilet But Jamala binti Hashim said she was an unwilling smuggler, having been beaten up192 words
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Article, Illustration467 1989-01-19 6 MOST OF the hawkers interviewed last night cheered like the MPs did in Parliament yesterday afternoon the Government's announcement that they no longer have to serve food in disposable tableware if they don't want to. Most also said they are going to switch back467 words
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184 1989-01-19 6 THE new Tanjong Pagar is stirring. The first restored shop has opened there Bee Chun Heng, a household name in Chinese-style barbecued pork retailing. The shophouse, at No 11 Neil Road, opened this week. It is among the first group of 32 shophouses184 words
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Article169 1989-01-19 6 THESE words appear in our stories today. The notes will help you check their meanings. conjures: Produces something without difficulty. coquettish: Describes a woman who behaves in a playful way intended to make men find her attractive. deception: Trickery. dotty: In informal use, of a person who is slightly169 words
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Article85 1989-01-19 6 FOR SLASHING the abdomen and face of a man who had scolded him, a car washer was sentenced to years in jail and six strokes of the cane yesterday. S Ramaiah, 41, slashed Housing Board sweeper Habeer Rahman s/o Buhardeen bin Yacob. 47. Ramaian confronted85 words
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162 1989-01-19 6 Lianhe Zaobao. TWO half-brothers were sentenced yesterday to a total of 10 years in jail and 18 strokes of the cane on charges including a killing in a Geylang nightclub last June. The charges resulted from a fight between two groups. MrLianhe Zaobao. - 162 words
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Article, Illustration378 1989-01-19 7 Irene Hoe - By Irene Hoe THE National Museum has a new director probably its only head whose first task has been to close it. Mr Kwa Chong Guan, 42, who continues to be director of the Oral History Department, took charge at the museum on Jan 3378 words
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Article141 1989-01-19 7 A SECOND-HAND car dealer lost a fierce struggle to save his $5,500 Rolex watch when he was attacked by three men in a carpark yesterday. He ended up with three cuts on his hand and his watch stripped away. Mr Koh Khong Meng, 39, told police141 words
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Article79 1989-01-19 7 THE NATIONAL Crime Prevention Council will launch its fund-raising Gold Sweep this Monday. It hopes to raise more than $1 million. The top prize is six kilobars of pure gold valued at $150,000. There are 147 other prizes. The council, a non-profit organisation, needs at79 words
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136 1989-01-19 7 THE law put the brakes on a vehicle thief's career yesterday. His list included six vans, 10 cars and 16 pick-ups, all stolen in 11 months. The thief, Chua Lai Kuan, was jailed for four years and banned from driving for three years136 words
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Advertisement103 1989-01-19 5 LIFE WITHOUT SCANDALS WOULD BE INFINITELY BORING. But step mto Scandals and you 11 be dcwer to the real you. rUWIi, And there's a new Scandals every month. From the 18th to 21 st Jan '89, well be celebrating /m7LGi/2<» Nights In Hollywood. Weekday first drink charge IHKpwfl is $15++.103 words
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Advertisement7 1989-01-19 6 The Best Break Begins with a'B* -wm-7 words
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Advertisement150 1989-01-19 7 A WEALTH OF READING FOR THE ENQUIRING WOMAN. saMKgl pBBBBBBL BraaBSBB .^HHI sHK 0 o||^^^B HH M i w Yes, baths are stimulating and soothing. But d'u know they t can heal you? Discover how your routine body wash can fr be a LUXURIATING U BEAUTY BATH. M ■> *t|150 words
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PARLIAMENT
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Article, Illustration477 1989-01-19 8 DEBATE THE two opposition MPs both spoke in Parliament yesterday of the need for a constructive opposition. On that point they got no argument from Brigadier-General (Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong. Instead the Minister for Trade and Industry and Second Defence Minister (Services) revived the idea of non-parti-san477 words
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Article, Illustration391 1989-01-19 8 DEBATE GOVERNMENT MPs found themselves debating each other not just the opposition during yesterday's sitting. The lively exchange followed the Communications and Information Minister's question about Dr Arthur Beng's remarks at Tuesday's sitting. Dr Beng (Fengshan) said the Government should have sought public feedback before raising road391 words
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252 1989-01-19 8 ALSO IN PARLIAMENT TOUTS would face severe penalties under a new bill to be introduced today. Senior Minister of State (Home Affairs) Dr Lee Boon Yang said yesterday the Minor Offences Act would be amended to deal more effectively with touting in any public252 words
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Article, Illustration274 1989-01-19 8 WHAT SOME MPS SAID THE PROBLEM of people who vote not with their hands but their feet was raised by Mr Mah Bow Tan, Minister of State (Communications and Information, and Trade and Industry). He was talking about Singaporeans who leave to live in a274 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article288 1989-01-19 10 Wire services. THE incoming Bush administration will consider changing the rules so that the US can take in more refugees from South-east Asia and the Soviet Union. Mr James Baker, picked to be the next secretary of state, said the glut of refugees tryingWire services. - 288 words
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227 1989-01-19 10 Wire services. A RICH dwarf seamstress in China castrated her tall, handsome but poor husband when she found that he was unfaithful. The story of 24-year-old Yu Meili, whose money couldn't buy her much happiness, was reported by a regional newspaper, the Legal Daily.Wire services. - 227 words
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Article, Illustration54 1989-01-19 10 VMmrt Miami: These youths are among some 200 people nabbed by police aince violence broke out in Miami's black neighbourhoods on Tuesday. The American city remains tense aa police brace themselves for more trouble. The unrest was sparked by the shooting of a black motorcyclist by aPicture/ Afp - 54 words
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Article, Illustration280 1989-01-19 10 Wire services. BRITISH police smashed their way into a church to arrest a Sri Lankan holed up in the building for two years to avoid being sent home. Viraj Mendis had handcuffed himself to a radiator when 16 policemen and two immigration agents broke intoWire services. - 280 words
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Article, Illustration143 1989-01-19 10 Wire services. MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad is in hospital because of chest pains and is likely to remain there for a few days. "He is still in hospital but it is nothing serious," his spokesman said in Kuala Lumpur. HeWire services. - 143 words
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Article47 1989-01-19 10 Wire services. AT LEAST 32 people were killed after a passenger train plowed into a bus in north-east China. Fourty-one bus passengers were injured in yesterday's accident, reported the Xinhua News Agency in Beijing. The accident occurred in Jilin province. Wire services.Wire services. - 47 words
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Article, Illustration272 1989-01-19 11 Wire services. FORMER French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing yesterday in Moscow detailed sweeping cuts in Soviet military power. The reductions were announced by Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev last month at the United Nations. Mr Giscard d'Estaing said 200,000 soldiers would be taken out ofWire services. - 272 words
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Article, Illustration225 1989-01-19 11 Wire services. THE gunman who turned a California school playground into a killing field was a young drifter with a long criminal record. Patrick Edward Purdy, 26, shot himself in the head after firing some 60 rounds from a Soviet AK-47 assault rifle at hundredsWire services.; Picture/ Ap - 225 words
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155 1989-01-19 11 Wire services. GREECE is beefing up its maritime anti-terrorist squad against guerilla attacks on tourist cruise ships. Another 150 experienced divers and commandos will be added to the squad, the deputy merchant marine minister said in Athens. Mr Antonis Dedithakis told a news conference that thisWire services. - 155 words
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Article, Illustration30 1989-01-19 12 Solitude: Only a pair of legs is visible at a Frankfurt park as a visitor eqjoys a quiet moment watching ships on River Main. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 30 words
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Article, Illustration362 1989-01-19 12 Wire services. OUSTED Philippines president Ferdinand Marcos is reported to be dying and unable to travel to New York to face trial on charges of corruption and conspiracy. The report on Mr Marcos' health was made to a US Federal Court judge in New York yesterday byWire services. - 362 words
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Article88 1989-01-19 12 Wire services. BURMA'S Election Commission has set a Feb 28 deadline for registration of political parties seeking votes in the general election. The announcement was made over government radio in Rangoon yesterday. No details were given. Thus far, 182 parties have been legalised by the commissionWire services. - 88 words
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Article56 1989-01-19 12 Wire services BRITAIN has become one of Europe's dirtiest countries and London it even dirtier than other comparable cities in Europe. That's the report from the Royal Pine Arts Commission, published yesterday. The commission complained that pet excrement soils sidewalks, refuse litters the streets and graffiti defaces basse,Wire services - 56 words
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Article, Illustration269 1989-01-19 13 MALAYSIA'S main opposition party has turned down the government's invitation to sit on the panel to frame the country's economic policy for the post-1990 period. Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba named the 150member panel at a news conference in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He269 words
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Article, Illustration205 1989-01-19 13 Wire services. AFRICAN students who accuse China of racism, claiming they are in danger, have appealed to their governments to do something about it. "We would seek to strongly advise all African states to recall all African students from China and effect scholarship transferWire services. - 205 words
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Advertisement736 1989-01-19 11 I|%SL!* B3plusl UKKBUSTER -o£4iy— HOW JO WIN! Here's how you can be eligible for each of the Hong Bao Special Draws and automatically the Blockbuster Grand Draw 1 Clip and collect 6 Hong Bao Daily Vouchers. Monday through Saturday, and attach them (if mailed) to your TOTO ticket/s For each736 words
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FOREIGN STOCKS
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Article, Illustration278 1989-01-19 12 Wire services. DESPITE disappointment with the latest set of US trade figures, London shares extended their rally in active trading yesterday, reaching their best levels since the 1987 stock crash. Equities took their cue from the US dollar, which was not affected by the news that the US tradeWire services. - 278 words
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Article86 1989-01-19 12 Reuter. SHARE prices rose to record heights in opening trade on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today following a higher Wall Street overnight, brokers said. The Nikkei index gained 94.18 points, or 0.30 per cent, to a new high of 31,448.73 in 10 minutes of trade. Gainers were led byReuter. - 86 words
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Article51 1989-01-19 12 FT ladastrtals Wed 1,540.00 (1,521.30) Dow Jones Average Wed 2.238.75 (2,214.64) ST Industrial Wed 1,094.41 (1,104.82) HST Industrial Wed 1,887.85 (1,907.98) Hongkong Hang Sang Wed 2,913.05 (2,896.65) Australian All Ordinaries Wed 1,502.10 (1,501.90) Nikkei Stack Average Wed 31,354.55 (31,227.52) Figures in brackets refer to thoae of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration270 1989-01-19 12 Wire services. WALL Street had a see-saw session yesterday following the publication of disappointing US trade figures for November, but the bulls prevailed, sending the Dow Jones industrial average soaring to a new poet-crash high. The Dow even broke through the 2,240-barrier, but a wave of profit-taking cutWire services. - 270 words
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Advertisement209 1989-01-19 13 ,M 't> g fp«m ■feSs# J V- Club Med Phuket |!P Goodies 10 4 Days/3 Nights Air Village Packages to Club Med Phuket 8 3 Days/2 Nights Air Village Packages to Club Med Cherating EJ2I ,<M) Consolation Prizes of Diethelm Goodies The first 10,000 entries received will be given one209 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration543 1989-01-19 14 Vivien Chiong - On-screen lovers four times in a row I By Vivien Chiong LI NANXING and Chen Liping have become lovers on the company's orders. They are SBC's latest perfect match. You may think familiarity breeds contempt. They have their meals together and go on durian-eating dates. But that doesn't prevent themPicture/ David Tan - 543 words
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Article, Illustration220 1989-01-19 14 THE course of true love never did run smooth this cliche describes the onscreen relationship of TV lovers Li Nanxing and Chen Liping. In yet another untitled series on swimming champions due out at the end of August, they have a love-hate relationship. In the end,220 words
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Miscellaneous1657 1989-01-19 15 Television F3E3 M Applause Cleo Sings Expressions SSO Concert Thursday Feature Special: f. V SCREEN m Sondheim, Jacksonville Jazz The Music of Strauss Dangerous Affection GEMS r Festival VIII I —jjK 1 (9.30 pm, SBC 12) (10.35 pm, SBC 5) 1 M W (11 pm, SBC 12) UNDER the baton1,657 words
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spotlight
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Article, Illustration717 1989-01-19 16 You too have listened to their albums, and you have seen their movie. Now, read about U2,1988's top rock group. You have a choice. There's U2 Rattle Hum The Official Book of the U2 movie. And there's Unforgettable Fire: The Story of U2. Both are717 words
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Article, Illustration366 1989-01-19 16 Rattle Hum: Many pictures, less talk l U2 Rattle Hum, a largish coffee-table book. It's an easy read, with the print taking only the top third of each page. The rest of the page is full of colour pictures, most of it movie montages. Very little is said fif US366 words
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Article, Illustration266 1989-01-19 16 I 2 their patents' lnariiafles. you'™ true Ian. I? gj'" Otherwise why bother with the political background at Northern Ireland, Bono's parents' marriage, Adam Clayton's school report, Edge's conventional suburban childhood and Larry Mullen Jr's stamp and coin collection. Author Eamon Dunphy has dona some266 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration443 1989-01-19 18 Ting Mei See - By Ting Mei See Y I OU don't expect to see sailor boys in a classical Greek tragedy by Sophocles. But be prepared for the unexpected from Cheek by Jowl productions. This British theatre company is well-known for its refreshing and innovative treatment of plays,443 words
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Article192 1989-01-19 18 Sonja Tan - SEENLASTNIGHT By Sonja Tan THERE were either boring old sitcoms or documentaries on yesterday's evening menu. The documentaries won. Tell Me Why (7 pm on SBC 5) provided pots of information on insects, or bugs as I call them. For instance, did you know that mothballs may192 words
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Article, Illustration258 1989-01-19 18 Far North Princ 1 Jan 26, 9 pm Tickets: $5 PREVIEW LAT-WP. SAM Shepard is known for breaking new ground in his movies. So one expects a good deal more in Far North, his latest movie, than this family comedy set inLAT-WP. - 258 words
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133 1989-01-19 18 SHE is known to the world by just her first name, Sabrina. This 20-year-old sex siren shot to fame in Europe with the runaway hit, Boys (Summertime Love), and was instantly compared to the sexy Samantha Fox. At last year's Montreux Pop Festival,133 words
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Article, Illustration339 1989-01-19 19 B RAZILIAN actress Sonia Braga has many assets talent, a great body, Robert Redford and hit movies to her name. One critic called her "the most life-enhancing movie star in the world". She started acting 20 years ago but only made an impact on339 words
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Article, Illustration262 1989-01-19 19 Wong Sing Yeong - Moon Over Parador Opening today Capitol, Changi 1, Savoy 2 PREVIEW/ By Wong Sing Yeong PICTURE this: The dictator of a Latin American country has just been knocked out by the bottle. Jack Noah (Richard Dreyfuss), a visiting New York actor, seems262 words
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Article, Illustration127 1989-01-19 20 MOON OVER PARADOR (Capitol, Chang! 1, Savoy 2) THIS hilarious comedy stars Richard Dreyfuss, Raul JuHa and Soma Braga. WILLOW (Cathay) WILLOW has too much of fantasy for anyone who's seen all of George Lucas' films. Otherwise, it's well produced. Times: 10.30 am, 1.15,4,6.45, 9.30 pm. MY HEART IS127 words
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Article, Illustration182 1989-01-19 20 Wire services. FORMER Beatle Paul McCartney is about to get a chance to talk to his fans and maybe even some of his critics in Moscow. He will answer questions from Soviets in a live phonein radio programme to be beamed to the USSRWire services. - 182 words
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Article, Illustration217 1989-01-19 20 Adeline Woon - By Adeline Woon GUNS N' HOSES: GN'R UES (WEA) GNU Lies span more than two years of recording. Side G was done in 1986 and Side R in 1988. Side G was recorded in front of a live audience and there are rather rude introductions to a couple of217 words
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FOODNOTES
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Article, Illustration374 1989-01-19 21 Hong Lim Swee - Stories/ Lim Swee Hong IT'S the gift with the right-sound-ing name that counts during the Lunar New Year. So the Chinese say it with hou si, bao yu and fa cai. Hou si is dried oysters. Pronounced "ho see" in Cantonese, it sounds like "fortunate374 words
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Article221 1989-01-19 21 Ng Siong Mai Enterprises 34 Upper Crass St, #02-150 Tel: 532-3203 Hampers from $50 IT all began with a hamper she packed as a gift for a friend's wedding in June last year. Now Madam Ng Siong Mui's made-to-order hampers for all occasions have become her new line221 words
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Article, Illustration140 1989-01-19 21 IF you thought hampers were only for Christmas or the Lunar New Year, think again. To Madam Ng, a friend who's ill, a new baby in the home, a house-warming or birthday is ample occasion for a hamper. Gifts for one occasion can140 words
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Advertisement60 1989-01-19 21 STEW FRIED MEE SIAM DUCK IN SOYA SAUCE MALAYSIAN GRILLED CHICKEN \and many others. J Lunch at S$ 9.80 per adult S$ 8.80 per child Dinner at S$10.80 per adult S$ 9.80 per child from now till 28 Tibruory 1989 Subject to 10% service charge and 3%cess M Hotel Grand60 words
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Advertisement108 1989-01-19 22 1 STYLE WITH SUBSTANCE! JB^^l PTv<* «B HQ Forecast Eighty-Nine 1 j j Up-and-coming trends for the next 12 months Whafsln, What*s Out A Working Girl's guide to what's and what's IK Midnight Run Everything you've always wanted to know about nightcrawlers too sleepy to Growing Up In The 80s108 words
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Miscellaneous1382 1989-01-19 24 RADKX3UIDE E2HO2EEH 881 *****031 mmnaiKim?! EH33HH NOON Nm Hi Mai (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON Naws la BrM aad WmUwt MOON S^v^^liSS'hSLk!??! j?"!*?". 12.05 Laackdata: Listen to a selection Raport iU- y lunch break with a 12.30 Society Today: A weekly look at of great music in this Son- HOOH Light1,382 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration363 1989-01-19 25 AP. PROMOTER Don King culminated a four-hour deposition in New York yesterday by testifying that Bill Cayton was "Satan" and then erupted into an expletive-filled tirade at boxer Mike Tyson's manager. Testifying in the heavyweight champion's lawsuit against Cayton and the widow of Jimmy Jacobs, Tyson'sAP. - 363 words
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Article278 1989-01-19 25 RACING... with MALCOLM BASTIANS PERESTROIKA, who is due for a win this weekend, wound up his preparation today at Bukit Timah with a bright 38.7 sec gallop on sand partnered by Japanese rider, M. Michikawa. The Gay Apollo gelding was a long third to Primegold278 words
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Article, Illustration176 1989-01-19 26 Reuter. ARGENTINE midfielder Ossie Ardiles broke his right leg last night. It happened during his club, Queens Park Rangers' Littlewoods Cup quarter-fi-nal clash against Nottingham Forest. Ardiles limped off after 31 minutes, following a tackle, but the full extent of his injury did not become clear untilReuter. - 176 words
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Article, Illustration189 1989-01-19 26 AP, Reuter. DEFENDER Gienn Roeder must have had a sleepless night He deflected a shot into his own goal in the closing minutes of extra time last night to hand Watford a 1-0 victory over Newcastle in a FA Cup third-round replay. That came afterAP, Reuter. - 189 words
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Article, Illustration233 1989-01-19 26 AFP, Reuter. NOTTINGHAM Forest manager Brian Clough was reported to the police last night after hie tide had stormed into the Littlewoods Cup semi-finals by crushing Queens Park Rangers 5-2. Clough landed himself in hot water when he took it on himself to give the policeAFP, Reuter. - 233 words
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Article383 1989-01-19 26 Wire services. TERRY Venables, manager of English giant Tottenham Hotspur, is the reported target of Second Division struggler Portsmouth. Jim Gregory, chairman of the ambitious South Coast club, is said to be keen to renew his partnership with Venables, which flourished at Queens Park Rangers. He is reportedWire services. - 383 words
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Article371 1989-01-19 26 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BADMINTON Japan Open Siiffoi Sad rd: Women: Li Lingwai (Cj bt Lilik Sudarwati 11-7, 11-3; Hwang Hyeyoung (SK) bt Julie Muaday 11-1, 11-1; Susy Susanti (Indo) bt Hiaako Takamine 11-6, 11-7; Halen Troke (Brit) bt Elena Ryhkfaia 11-6, 11-2; Tang Jiuhong (C)Wire services. - 371 words
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Article, Illustration348 1989-01-19 27 Shahiron Shahri - By Shahiron Shahri TWO more promising athletes have been "adopted" by the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association under its unprecedented "Adopt the Athlete" scheme. Sprinter Hong Jinsheng and Asean schools high-jump champion Wong Yew Tong will join Ng Chui Fong and Xie Yuru in the scheme, which348 words
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Article, Illustration445 1989-01-19 27 BOWLING... with ALFONSO CHAN HE came, he saw, he adapted. And shot to the top with a fine technique executed by an agile mind. South Korea's Yoo Chung Hee flew into Singapore late on Tuesday night, went straight to the lanes, bowled three games and445 words
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270 1989-01-19 27 The use of the Professional Bowling Association format of 36 games bowled over three different squad timings in the Super Classic '89 has proved to be a hit with many bowlers. Veteran S Y Loh, former national champion of the 70s, said: "I270 words
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Article, Illustration374 1989-01-19 28 Shahiron Sahari - By Shahiron Sahari THE two clubs involved in last week's "Toa Payoh Soccer Riot" Farrer Park United and Ang Mo Kio CSC have been let off with only a verbal warning. Larry Thambiah, chairman of the National Football League Tournament Committee, said there was "no proof' that the374 words
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Article, Illustration377 1989-01-19 28 MALAYSIA'S SEMI-PRO LEAGUE NST. THE Kedah Football Association has set aside a staggering Msl.3 million for its assault on the Semi-Pro League. Most of the money will be spent on salaries, allowances and incentives for players, administration of the team, transport and accommodation. Kedah is among theNST. - 377 words
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Article, Illustration238 1989-01-19 28 NST. KELANTAN'S Semi-Pro League players can expect big cash rewards if they make it to the later stages of the Malaysia Cup but there's a big catch to it. The Kelantan Football Association has decided to scrap the payment of match bonuses. KFA presidentNST. - 238 words
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Article145 1989-01-19 28 NST. THREE Nigerians have expressed interest in playing for Pahang in the Semi-Pro League, according to Pahang FA deputy president Datuk Ibrahim Taib. But first, he added, they will have to attend the trials and prove their skills. "Our door is open to any player whoNST. - 145 words
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Article, Illustration306 1989-01-19 29 Once, a long time ago, we were the kingpins. Today, we are the whipping boys. That's the brief history of Singapore hockey. Has the game now gone a full circle? Former international R. JEGATHESAN has the details of some revival plans. SINGAPORE hockey, down in the306 words
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Article122 1989-01-19 29 One-round Premier League. The top five teams to advance to a second round, where teams will play for prize-money. Increase entrance fees. But top teams will be compensated with the introduction of prizemoney. Two-team promotion and relegation system. Impose age limit in Division One. No age122 words
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161 1989-01-19 29 TWO friends who used to train together and then went their separate ways, renewed acquaintance yesterday and played like bitter rivals. Former national junior Tan Swee Peng pulled off a difficult upset, ousting sixth-seed Ang Nam Ho 9-3, 4-9, 3-9, 9-6, 9-5 after 45 minutes161 words
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Article896 1989-01-19 30 ►GAU£W r~y SCULPTURE FROM \v\ TAIWAN. See the works 1 1 of the femous contemporary sculptor, Ju Ming, at the Raffles City Atrium. His sculptures have been exhibited in the US, France, Japan and elsewhere. Singaporeans may be familiar with Ju Ming's tableau, Living World, which takes pride of896 words
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Article15 1989-01-19 30 GALLERY: Sculpture from Taiwan FILM FESTIVAL Mr Muscles' Movie COMING UP: Shakespearean drama15 words
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Article, Illustration133 1989-01-19 30 Sophocles' masterpiece, Philoctetes, which dates back more than 2,000 years, is revived by the British theatre company, Cheek by Jowl. Formed in 1981, Cheek by Jowl has established a reputation for itself in drama circles in Britain. In addition, it has also performed in 230 towns133 words
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