The New Paper, 17 March 1989
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Title Section12 1989-03-17 1 the new paper FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1989 m (P) 179/4/88 SO CENTS12 words
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Advertisement108 1989-03-17 1 INDIAN WOMEN LAMENT WHY WE LOST OUR MEN Four Indian women tell why they cannot find husbands. They are too choosy. They wait too long for Mr Right. Brought up with traditional values, their men desert them for younger, flashier women. "Maybe she was able to give him what I108 words
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Article, Illustration40 1989-03-17 1 Crucifixes are broken, angels are smashed. The Bidadari Christian Cemetery looks like the special target of vandals. No one knows who is doing this, or how, or why. "You can tell it's deliberately done." Page 3 Picture/AlJNDRY GaNPicture/AlJNDRY GaN - 40 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration845 1989-03-17 2 Chitra Rajaram - This story resulted from a Hotline Plus call Ms N Shanti is an attractive 30-year-old who has given up hope of ever getting married. She called The New Paper's Hotline Plus yesterday to tell why after seeing our March 9 story about Indian women who845 words
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210 1989-03-17 2 Ronald Wong - By Ronald Wong ARE you Indian, male and single? If so, the Indian Social Committee of the Sri Muneeswaran Temple in Queensway wants you. They are short of eligible bachelors to attend the social activities they organise to bring together210 words
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Article, Illustration162 1989-03-17 2 MALAYSIAN Public Enterprises Minister Datuk Hajah Naps i a h Omar, who travels incognito in public transport to test it, said that she knew Kuala Lumpur taxi drivers needed lessons in courtesy. "I have been travelling incognito on taxis and buses and I am convinced there162 words
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Article, Illustration474 1989-03-17 3 Augustine Low - This story resulted from a HotlinePlus call By Augustine Low MANY tombstones at the Bidadari Christian Cemetery off Upper Serangoon Road have been damaged. Vandals are believed to be behind the destruction. Marble crosses have been broken off headstones. The heads and wings of many porcelain angelsPictures/ Aundry Gan - 474 words
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Miscellaneous27 1989-03-17 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook from noon: Showers over several areas in the afternoon. Maximum temperature: 32 degrees. Minimum: 25 degrees. The sun rises tomorrow at 7.09 am.27 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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537 1989-03-17 4 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching A YOUNG woman who had her first baby a few weeks ago felt a different kind of pain after delivery. It was not caused by "extra labour" but by a 7 cm piece of cotton material left in537 words
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201 1989-03-17 4 TOXIC Shock Syndrome is an illness suffered by some women who have foreign material, such as a tampon, in their vaginas for a long time. The New Paper spoke to five doctors and gynaecologists yesterday to find out more about it. Here201 words
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183 1989-03-17 4 THE Public Works Department said yesterday that it took away the pedestrian crossing across Orchard Road at Lucky Plaza to ease traffic congestion there. The New Paper ran an article last Monday on pedestrians who are still using the spot to get183 words
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Article, Illustration136 1989-03-17 4 THIS hornet nest held a lorry driver up for hours on Wednesday afternoon. It was up on a tree at Bukit Batok East Avenue 2, near a nature reserve. The driver, Mr Chow Phuan Yen, 34, feared for the safety of passersby. He knew joggers136 words
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Advertisement52 1989-03-17 4 Febs gives effective relief for colds Febs helps relieve your cold discomfort effectively. That's because Febs is specially formulated to relieve pain, fever and nasal congestion. It also contains Vitamin C to build up resistance. So at the first r signs of a cold, take Febs. international produt I rom52 words
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Advertisement122 1989-03-17 5 MY STYLE MY TIME l IflR B 11 Pii >® i 'rl«« w i J 36X(, {®,1L v.>.-•, Vt.SVt'fi 1 jJfT«| 1 BiSSt r. I' tfw"-JHB "rft S *;*.Jr*?l#' :9 f$*'> A B i I I mt' Jmr <5 j jl>.A .Byjfr mrWm'i r*iF jj**K r r '^*1- A^H I122 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration406 1989-03-17 6 MOST of the people who called up Hotline Plus to say their piece on our story "How are we treating our maids?" yesterday, were neighbours and observers. There were two employers, and only one maid. In all, we received 14 calls. Five of406 words
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Article, Illustration613 1989-03-17 6 Yusman Ahmad - By Yusman Ahmad A I WATCH is on sale in Singapore that can dial overseas calls for you. The worry is that some people are using it to make IDD (international direct dialling) calls without paying for them. It was not known, however, if613 words
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Advertisement80 1989-03-17 7 **************************************+*****************+*++*******++*****4 ETg*i I 11kim mI i ggggggggggz:r: ?.W o !t¥^l'<=gS§^ KSE=ai I izizziijEs3E=^^^» Note: All tea except SL-P2OO At SL-Pl 50 come with remote control. At a special bonus, all lets come with free membership to Technics CD Extension which provides discounts on CD purchases at all Sing Record shops.80 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration446 1989-03-17 8 Augustine Low - Stories/ Augustine Low SINGAPOREANS will be sticking to safe and trusted destinations for the school holidays coming up in June. It will be Europe, the United States and New Zealand for those going on long hauls, and Phuket, Bangkok and Hongkong for the other tourists.446 words
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Article257 1989-03-17 8 MORE foreign tourist organisations are out to woo Singapore travellers. The drive to promote foreign destinations comes in different forms exhibitions, slide and photography shows, and talks and hardsell missions, some fancier than others. A massive exhibition to show people the attractions of Sarawak257 words
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Article, Illustration538 1989-03-17 8 Ronald Wong - By Ronald Wong IN Sri Lanka, people are inhaling heroin and drinking opium in their coffee. Almost nobody did that there until 1981. It was a significant year. The country saw a heavy increase in tourist traffic, money poured in so did538 words
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490 1989-03-17 9 Thusitha De Silva - By Thusitha De Silva DON'T come home, Lassie, not to Bayshore Park. The days of big dogs are numbered at this East Coast condominium. At Bayshore Park, dog owners are being told: No big dogs; only toy dogs, please. Mr Jeremy Kee, the490 words
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Article118 1989-03-17 9 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. abstinence: The practice of holding back or not doing something that one enjoys or would like to do. defibrillators: Machines that apply electric current to the chest or heart118 words
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Article182 1989-03-17 9 THE Community Chest will hold a series of public forums aimed at helping Singaporeans look at "the less fortunate in society" in a more positive and compassionate way. One forum a month will be held from now to October. The first will be this Saturdayat the Yio182 words
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Article, Illustration378 1989-03-17 10 Shapes of things to come were unveiled when Parliament wound up budget debate on the National Development Ministry yesterday. The healthy environment was also discussed. Today the Foreign Ministry will come under scrutiny. And civil servants will be watching closely for word378 words
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Article, Illustration444 1989-03-17 10 HOME AND COUNTRY A SIMPLE question prompted a grand vision of the near future. Dr Koh Lip Lin (Nee Soon South) asked about the Government's overall development plan. National Development Minister S Dhanabalan outlined an ambitious one aimed at making Singapore "one of the best cities in444 words
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Article, Illustration304 1989-03-17 10 FRANCIS Seow and Phey Yew Kok turned up in Parliament yesterday, but only figuratively. Seow is in the US, overdue for trial in Singapore. Phey is a fugitive, believed to be overseas. The Home Affairs and Law Minister, Prof S Jayakumar said private304 words
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WORLDTODAY
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261 1989-03-17 11 Wire services. A FGHAN guerillas have won membership in the Islamic Conference Organisation (ICO). mi a /> i i. The 46-member group voted membership for the rebels' interim government before ending a four-day meeting in Saudi Arabia. It also called for the withdrawalWire services. - 261 words
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Article, Illustration42 1989-03-17 11 Subdued: Gas-masked riot police sweep down on a Seoul rail station to restore order among strikers. Subway workers want better pay and working conditions. The strike has disrupted traffic in the South Korean capital. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 42 words
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Article148 1989-03-17 11 Wire services. THE entire Greek Cabinet has resigned. Premier Andreas Papandreous asked for and accepted the resignations of the 54 members of his government late yesterday. A new Cabinet list will be announced today, a government statement said. The wholesale Cabinet changes will be theWire services. - 148 words
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193 1989-03-17 11 Wire services. RECORDS based on a former premier's ordeal as a kidnap victim are riding high on Belgium's hit-parade. The subject of the best-sell-ing records, Mr Paul Vanden Boeynants, now plans to seek royalties on them. Mr Vanden Boeynants, who was kidnapped onWire services. - 193 words
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Article124 1989-03-17 11 Wire services. THE Soviet Union has resumed military airlifts to Afghanistan to counter a rebel offensive against the strategic eastern city of Jalalabad. The announcement in Kabul yesterday came after Muslim rebels claimed they shot down two more aircraft over the embattled town. This has broughtWire services. - 124 words
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Article56 1989-03-17 11 Wire services. LAOS has agreed to resume a joint search for missing American servicemen. The mission was delayed two weeks ago because of a US report criticising Vientiane for not doing enough to curb drug trade. A US official said a team of American experts wasWire services. - 56 words
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Article, Illustration48 1989-03-17 12 Sabotage I San Salvador residents line up for water alter rebels destroyed water and power supplies to their town. The rebels have also paralysed 95 per cent of the public transport network in a bid to disrupt the presidential elections on Sunday. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 48 words
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Article271 1989-03-17 12 Wire services. AN official letter warning of a possible terrorist attack issued two days before a Pan Am flight blew up over Scotland on Dec 21 reached the airline more than three weeks after the disaster. "We do indeed have the letter in question datedWire services. - 271 words
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Article167 1989-03-17 12 Wire services. AMERICAN gun-lovers have been on a buying spree, snapping up semiautomatic assault weapons in the face of a government ban on their import "It's like a run on the bank/' said Mr Robert Ishkanian, owner of a store in New York which calls itselfWire services. - 167 words
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343 1989-03-17 13 Wire services THE Chinese Communist Party has expelled 23,000 of its members for corruption and incompetence. It has brought disciplinary action against more than 60,000 others, judged unfit. A series of anti-corruption laws aimed at punishing profiteering by government officials and institutions came intoWire services - 343 words
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Article, Illustration48 1989-03-17 13 Angry: Hundreds of Chileans carrying grapes rally in front of the US consulate in Santiago. They are protesting against a US embargo on the fruit, a major export. The ban was ordered after cyanide poison was found in two grapes shipped to Philadelphia. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 48 words
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Article92 1989-03-17 13 Wire services. THE Chilean navy has detained five Japanese fishing boats in the port of Valparaiso. The navy said the vessels would not be allowed to sail until Japan lifted its boycott of Chilean grapes. A Chilean navy spokesman said: "To the Japanese who have closedWire services. - 92 words
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187 1989-03-17 13 Wire services. AN American soldier has been charged with spying for East nyUS military authorities said they filed the charges against Spec 4 Michael Peri, who recently disappeared for 11 days near the East German border. He surrendered to military authorities lastWire services. - 187 words
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157 1989-03-17 13 Wire services. THE organisers of a Beijing art exhibition have been fined and banned from holding shows for two years. The Feb 5-19 exhibition, China/Avant-Garde, the first modern art show held in Beijing in years, was shut down for five days after an artist firedWire services. - 157 words
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Article76 1989-03-17 13 Wire services. A SOLDIER of the presidential security group assigned to protect Philippine President Corazon Aquino went berserk and wounded two people before being stabbed to death. Police said in Manila yesterday that the man was killed by angry neighbours. Patrolman Ramil Villafranca went on aWire services. - 76 words
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Advertisement36 1989-03-17 11 KEEP Dumol HANDY FOR... EfHUI BITES, ABRASIONS, MINOR BURNS CUTS. Burnol makes it better. It s the effective yellow medicine with Euflavine. Soothes. Stops infection. And helps healing. The effective yellow medicine Another international product from36 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration276 1989-03-17 12 Wire services. SHARE prices closed lower on the London Stock Exchange yesterday because of renewed worries about slower growth and inflationary pressures, dealers said. Economic indicators showed signs of a tight labour market and surging labour costs. The Financial Times 30share index closed 13.7 points down at 1,740.6. VolumeWire services. - 276 words
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Article73 1989-03-17 12 Reuter. SHARE prices opened higher on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today on bargain hunting and following Wall Street's strong rise overnight, brokers said. The Nikkei index rose 125.47 points, or 0.39 per cent, to 32,223.71 in 10 minutes. Gains were led by construction, warehouse, real estate, glass/cement, shipbuilding, electrical,Reuter. - 73 words
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Article50 1989-03-17 12 FT Industrials Thu 1,740.60 (1,754.30) Dow Jones Average Thu 2,340.71 (2,320.54) ST Industrial Thu 1,185.79 (1,179.91) NST Industrial Thu 2,030.32 (2,024.03) Hongkong Hang Seng Thu 3,150.85 (3,095.91) Australian All Ordinaries Thu 1,497.60 (1,491.10) Nikkei Stock Average Thu 32,098.24 (32,100.48) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading day50 words
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Article, Illustration260 1989-03-17 12 Wire services. WALL Street extended its rally yesterday, on new evidence of a slackening in US economic growth. The Dow Jones industrial average, up 14.29 points on Wednesday, gained a further 20.17 points yesterday to close at 2,340.71 points. Volume rose to about 197 million shares from 167.1Wire services. - 260 words
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Advertisement83 1989-03-17 13 r jT" "i I SALERO BAGINDO I Authentic Nasi Padang Restaurant From Indonesia Enjoy our $9.90+ BUDGET MEAL FOR TWO I (only serve between 2.00pm 7.00pm) Cut out this advertisement today j in exchange for a Rojak Serut j L Visit us at j J 6, Raffles Boulevard #03-239, Manna83 words
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Article, Illustration534 1989-03-17 14 Lo Tien Yin - Showtime •vardw to lack of tpici- By Lo Tien Yin FILIPINO ballet dancer Lisa Macuja pretends to do a strip tease, preening to a mock drum roll. Then she flits off to change into leotards and pointe shoes for the camera. No, Lisa is no stripper. She534 words
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Miscellaneous1603 1989-03-17 15 Television M! M Sportsview Jack Nicklaus* I Tomorrow's World Friday at the Movies "W j&m WmilSCREEN M Greatest 18 Holes of i&JfI (8.30pm, SBC 12) Revenge of the Ninja jg. > Jip GEMS M Major Championship Golf THIS documentary features a device (10.35 pm, SBC 5) -f .jpt-f? nnfin Cor1,603 words
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Article, Illustration510 1989-03-17 16 'A POWERFUL WEAPON FOR GETTING GOALS' Make way for a revolutionary idea in soccer-. The somersault throw-in. Never heard ofit?_ Well, you're not alone. Only the Japanese have tried it so far And that, too, by a university team. S GULAM catches up with this football innovation HI-TECHPicture/ The Malnichi Shimbun - 510 words
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Article, Illustration259 1989-03-17 16 THE International Football Federation (Fifa) is not aware of the new throw-in. Mr George Suppiah, a member of the Fifa (International Football Federation) panel of instructors for refereeing said: "I don't think Fifa has been informed yet. If they have any knowledge of it, they259 words
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Article369 1989-03-17 16 THE new somersault throw-in may not see the light of day in Singapore, going by what local players and officials say. They'd rather stay with the traditional method. "It doesn't mean that just because the Japanese can do it, we can also do it," said a cautious369 words
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Miscellaneous1360 1989-03-17 17 RADIOGUIDE i H,ll,«|Ii7MiW» 1:1 j.HdJIMMJI [HI NOON News In Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON News in Brief and Weather NOON Good Musk, Company and Ma: NOON Newsdesk 12.0S Lanchdato: A selection of music NOON Easy Listening: A selection of Report A musical treat to keep you 12.30 Short Story. and1,360 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration465 1989-03-17 20 Lim Kuan Chiang - By Lim Kuan Chiang BEAUTY contest cum talent search that is what the Miss Singapore Chinatown International grand final on May 20 will be. A talent scout from a Hongkong station, Television Broadcasts Ltd (TVB), will be among the judges that night at thepicture/Sam Yeo - 465 words
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Article, Illustration209 1989-03-17 20 A FISH CALLED WANDA (Cathay, Marina 1) JAMIE Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline and John Cleese star in this gem of a comedy not to be missed. Times: Cathay: 11 am, 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.30 pm. Marina 1: 1, 3.30, 7, 9 pm. WORKING GIRL (Orchard) A CORPORATE fairy tale209 words
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Article, Illustration476 1989-03-17 21 Geraldine Goh - By < Geraldine Goh A! RTIST Chew Choon spent the most terrifying night of his life in Africa, listening to the hideous cries of hungry hyenas prowling outside his tent. But his painter's eye and hand profited from the stay in Kenya's famous wildlife parks.Picture/Sam Yeo - 476 words
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Article, Illustration292 1989-03-17 21 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong ANITA Mill: CHASTE LADY (NEW LEE SENG) THE singer known for her outlandish costumes is back this time as a chaste lady. But the title track is not about any refined woman. There's Anita's hideous laughter ringing throughout and her rather eerie warning: "I am a292 words
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Article, Illustration328 1989-03-17 22 Ting Mei See - By' Ting Mei See NOW you can test CDs and cassettes to your heart's content before buying them. And there won't be any fussy salesperson who will pull a long face if you finally decide not to buy. Audio International, the largest branch in328 words
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Article161 1989-03-17 22 DO you have an ear for music but not a voice? Then learn how to conduct a choral group. The Singapore Music Society, with the support of the Ministry of Community Development, is organising a choral conducting course. It will be held twice a week from161 words
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90 1989-03-17 22 KENNY Rogers, who's due here for a one night performance on March 29, has postponed his trip. Fans will probably have to wait until the end of the year to see him. A spokesman for Artswilliam, the company which is organising his concert here,90 words
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Article, Illustration339 1989-03-17 22 Ting Mei See - Young People's Theatre Mr Chan Wants to Marry Bukit Panjang Govt High School Drama Centre Yesterday REVIEW/ By Ting Mei See IF you were at the Drama Centre yesterday, you would have laughed till your stomach ached. And it was thanks to the talented cast339 words
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Advertisement116 1989-03-17 20 WXRNER HOME voeo E9 v^BOrL^^^tfSVMr «iTR l *I!^^ H IHaP ■«IUWM v; He feels lost, being separated house ransacked and parents merchant seaman Basie (John eigners to be interned in concenfrom his family for the first time, missing. He wanders around the £!s£?2k '"W hls ld klck W P° tration116 words
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Article, Illustration464 1989-03-17 23 FASHIONTODAY BRENTON WONG wraps up the London and Milan Fall/Winter shows LONDON designers are enamoured of fashion, but judging by the British Fashion Week that ended on Monday, they have not agreed on any direction fashion should take this Fall/Winter season. The shows lurched whimsically from designer464 words
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Miscellaneous199 1989-03-17 25 COMICREUEF Orchard Road/conn Goh Single Slices/peter Kohisaat even in Beautiful sMAtoRE, will anyone hear the lin iimis of extreme fFRIL, ...an!> Bowies sw6*Po*rs f CR*AT WETROPoui OF T>TC FIAINTWE V/AtL OF AN SEM6 AH SONG, RISING YOUNG tAFfIIERUNb ONLDSUFERHERD... C«*tn EAST. EVIL REARS ITS UGLf AHUAN iNbISmSS? .NSURANCE SALESMAN,USES I199 words
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Advertisement1264 1989-03-17 26 FASTads 737-1166 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday to Friday: 9am to spm (3:3opm deadline for next day) Saturday: B:3oam to 2:oopm (10:30 am deadline for Monday) Public Holiday: 9am to Ipm (for publication day after next) RATE: $6.30 per column cm. (Minimum Icm x 2col) BOX SERVICE: $10.00 for replies collected by1,264 words
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Article, Illustration367 1989-03-17 27 AFP. Indonesia, whose badminton fortunes touched its lowest ebb in last year's Thomas Cup semi-finals, showed signs of a rise again when its shuttlers dominated the third round of the All-England championships in London yesterday. Three of its five-strong team reached the last eight ofAFP. - 367 words
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Article273 1989-03-17 27 RACING with MALCOLM BASTIANS HOT favourite Saugatuck warmed up for his I,loom straight spfint in Class 2 at Ipoh tomorrow with a I,ooom straight canter this morning with Paul King astride. Unbeaten in his only two starts, the three-year-old American gelding is strongly tipped to remain273 words
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Article297 1989-03-17 27 CARL LEWIS plans to compete in as many as 10 European athletics meetings this year, including the Zurich, Brussels and West Berlin Grand Prix events, his manager Joe Douglas said in New York yesterday. But the double Olympic champion will miss the season's major event, September's World Cup in297 words
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Article529 1989-03-17 27 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BADMINTON All-England in London Men's singles 3rd rd: Yang Yang (C) bt Anders Nielsen (Brit) 15-10, 15-9; Morton Frost (Den) bt Michael Sogaard (Den) 15-8,15-9; Ardy Wiranata (Indo) bt Jens Peter Nierhoff (Den) 15-9,15-4; Paul-Erik Hoyer Larsen (Den) bt Vimal Kumar (Ind)Wire services. - 529 words
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Article, Illustration203 1989-03-17 28 Reuter. UEFA CUP IVFB Stuttgart's internatio n a 1 goalkeeper Eike Immel helped take his side into the UEFA Cup semi-finals yesterday with two crucial saves in a penalty play-off against Real Sociedad. Immel's saves, requiring cool nerves rather than agility in the face of weakReuter. - 203 words
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Article335 1989-03-17 28 FA CUP: SIXTH ROUND AFP, Reuter. NORWICH continues its unlikely quest for English soccer's coveted double when it visits West Ham tomorrow hoping to claim a place in the last four of the FA Cup for the first time in 30 years. Norwich could be boostedAFP, Reuter. - 335 words
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Article, Illustration269 1989-03-17 28 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan SINGAPORE tennis has been dealt another blow. Sunny Liu, who had been singled out by SLTA vice-president Tan Poh Seng as the player with the most potential, said he plans to study in the US after finishing his national service next269 words
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Article, Illustration134 1989-03-17 28 AFP. YOUNG Michael Chang learned from his first meeting with Sweden's Stefan Edberg a week ago and upset the No 2 seed 6-3, 6-2 in the secondround of the Champions' Cup in Indian Wells, California, yesterday. Chang, seeded 16th, got a crucial break in the eighth gameAFP. - 134 words
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283 1989-03-17 28 EUROPE KICKOFF: WEST GERMANY. ITALY, HOLLAND Reuter. BAYERN Munich, unbeaten in 21 First Division matches this season, returns to the scene of its last league defeat, Kaiserslautern, tomorrow, needing just one more win to virtually wrap up the West German title. AlthoughReuter. - 283 words
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Article, Illustration265 1989-03-17 29 Alfonso Chan - Stories/ Alfonso Chan THE men's doubles matches started yesterday at Kallang Tennis Centre with an exciting contrast in styles. While the Europeans grunted and powered their way around, the Asians purred their way to victory. From Justedjo Tarik in the 1970s to Tintus Wibowo in the 1980s the265 words
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Article, Illustration223 1989-03-17 29 RO Gaip Taik rubs a piece of ice on his right shoulder and wonders whether he should default his doubles match, which he has to play in an hour's time. The 26-year-old Korean has just beaten Michael Walker of 'the United Kingdom 6-4, 6-4 in the223 words
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Article, Illustration344 1989-03-17 30 S Gulam - By S Gulam BALESTIER United coach Majid Ariff may face disciplinary action by the Football Association of Singapore for misbehaviour. The former Asian All-Stars midfielder is likely to be charged with bringing the game into disrepute, after allegedly abusing a fan in Bale9tier's Pools Cup match344 words
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Article188 1989-03-17 30 R Jegathesan - By R Jegathesan ONLY seven teams will take part in this season's Division One hockey competition. Among those omitted are Combined Schools, Nanyang Technological Institute and National University of Singapore. All affiliates were sent letters calling for entries. The original deadline was Feb 17, but was188 words
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Article, Illustration249 1989-03-17 31 Shahiron Sahari - Stories/ Shahiron Sahari JAVELIN-THROWER Xie Yuru has opted out of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's much-heralded "Adopt the Athlete" scheme. Yuru, who was supposed to be the first student-athlete to be adopted, opted out on Tuesday because "she did not want to be tied down", said249 words
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329 1989-03-17 31 XIE YURU said she opted out of the "Adopt the Athlete" scheme because she felt the conditions of the offer were unfair to her. "I find the conditions and my commitment cannot balance," said Yuru, who accepted the offer on Monday but declined it329 words
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Article202 1989-03-17 31 HARON Mundir's threemonth training trip to Japan has been suspended until he explains recent reports that he wants his trip shortened, the SAAA decided last night. SAAA president Loh Lin Kok said Haron's stint, where he is to train with Japanese sprinters under Jamaican202 words
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Article, Illustration845 1989-03-17 32 ►£AU£RY SON'S STONE PIGS. About 80 works in Ju Jun's pig series are on display. Ju Jun is the son of the renowned Taiwanese sculptor, Ju Ming. Like his father, he works in stone. He specialises in sculptures of animals, particularly pigs. National Museum. 9 am845 words
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