The New Paper, 30 September 1989
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Title Section20 1989-09-30 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30/ SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1989 MCI (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS the new paper20 words
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Advertisement161 1989-09-30 1 SHAME! ®Not Singapore's 1-3 defeat by Kelantan's rough play. Singapore's dressing room was like an emergency ward, says Jeff Low. Pages 38 and 40 M But something took over our minds; power or something... we became like animals. We were beyond the teachers' control. g j 2 I WAS A161 words
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Article, Illustration24 1989-09-30 1 woman as broke between Hongkong. was held to protest against f/jp on Hongkong. to or Chinese 10 Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 24 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article161 1989-09-30 2 US authorities have seized at least 20,320 kg of cocaine in Los Angeles probably the biggest haul of the drug on record. Narcotics agents seized the cocaine, valued "conservatively" at $4 billion, at a warehouse in Los Angeles, California, yesterday. About $20 million in cash161 words
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Article, Illustration268 1989-09-30 2 SPECIAL projects to add colour and create fresh interest are the features of this year's Speak Mandarin Campaign. Tliey include a new series of telephone lessons, a quiz, a booklet on Mandarin terms for common household and office items and a souvenir booklet, A Decade268 words
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Article, Illustration313 1989-09-30 2 JURONG will get a multicinema building in Yung Ho Road in two years. The building will be either a duplex or multiplex cinema. It is being built to help pull crowds back to the area in the evening. The cinema will be on313 words
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Article153 1989-09-30 2 A 19-YEAR-old youth pretended to be from Hongkong while he went on a cheating spree, a district court heard yesterday. Sometimes Ong Siong Tee posed as Alan Wang Yam Leong, a Hongkong tycoon's son and a senior vice-president of a billion-dollar conglomerate called Wang153 words
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Article109 1989-09-30 2 THE first of the preliminary rounds for Miss Union 1990 will be held this afternoon at the NTUC Club in Shenton Way. The next three heats will be on Oct 7, 14 and 28, followed by the semi-finals on Nov 4. Finals for both109 words
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Article43 1989-09-30 2 IF you want to share a point of view, call HotlinePlus 734-7711, or write to: The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. Please include your full name and address and, if there is one, your phone number too.43 words
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Article, Illustration599 1989-09-30 3 Health officers went on an insecticide-spraying round at a high-risk dengue fever area yesterday. More than half the Aedes-breeding cases have been found on landed property. Yet, some people living on such premises and in condominiums are reluctant to have their houses and gardens sprayed.Pictures/ Nicklaus D'cruz - 599 words
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Article95 1989-09-30 3 THE fogging machine is "very safe", says Commissioner of Public Health Daniel Wang. Precautions are taken to ensure that fumigation is safe for residents. The Ministry of Environment's workers make sure all food and furniture are kept covered during the fumigation. The ministry tried out various machines from95 words
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Advertisement68 1989-09-30 2 Burnoi HANDY FOR... 33ESI 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 from [Problems with your tots? f Call 730-5549 for advice on how to handle the needs of68 words
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Miscellaneous22 1989-09-30 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook today: Showers over several areas. Max temp: 32 deg C. Min temp: 24 deg C. Sunset: 6.57 pm.22 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration447 1989-09-30 4 Angeline Song - Stories/ Angeline Song AN INCREASING number of Singapore women are suffering from stress. This is the opinion of Dr Yeo Seem Huat, vice-chair-man of the Singapore Association of Mental Health. "More and more Singapore women are suffering from stress-related problems compared with their counterparts five447 words
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Article376 1989-09-30 4 1. Recognise the signs and symptoms of stress. Do you suffer from tension or migraine headaches, insomnia, fatigue, periods of depression, peptic ulcer or muscle aches? If so, you could be suffering from stress. Studies have shown that 70 per cent of physical illnesses are376 words
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522 1989-09-30 4 Miss Evonne Lee, 20s, Public Relations Manager, Harbour View Dai-lchi Hotel. WHEN I first started W work as a public relations officer in a hotel in Malaysia, I found life very stressful. I was working 12 hours a day, meeting522 words
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Article93 1989-09-30 4 ABOUT 500 women will attend a seminar organised specially for them today. Women's World will address major issues facing the Singapore woman. Dr Yeo Seem Huat, vice-chairman of the Singapore Association of Mental Health, will talk about stress. Ms Jean Mackie, executive manager of John Robert93 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration731 1989-09-30 6 Does Satanism lurk in dark recesses here? How widespread is it and what do local Satanists do? Recent reports of a local girl who said she was abused by teenage Satanists as well as BBC reports of ritual abuse around the world have led us to ask731 words
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Article197 1989-09-30 6 SATANISM is devil worship. Satanists believe that performing certain rituals such as killing animals and drinking their blood will give them power to do things beyond human capabilities. In May, a report in The Straits Times said four teenagers were being investigated by police after a complaint197 words
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Article, Illustration371 1989-09-30 6 ALL 15 people The New Paper interviewed believed Satanism exists, perhaps even in Singapore. Moet had only read about it in the newspapers and were jittery about the subject, saying it was evil Of the 15 people, randomly picked, one said371 words
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Article, Illustration613 1989-09-30 7 Jimmy (not his real name) was among five teenagers who came forward after a youth group meeting at a church in June. He wants to remain anonymous because he is afraid some Satanists may get back at him for exposing their secret activities. SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD Jimmy is613 words
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Article, Illustration520 1989-09-30 8 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee WHAT started as a spontaneous act by teachers has now become a tradition. Many pupils now expect at least one present on Children's Day. "I imagine that if I do not give my class presents, they will be disappointed because520 words
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Article, Illustration376 1989-09-30 9 Lois Ng - By Lois Ng NON-SMOKERS are happy that the no-smok-ing rule has been extended to include more public places. But the law should also extend to all air-condi-tioned places including nightclubs, lounges and discos, said many of the 15 people The New Paper spoke to376 words
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Article227 1989-09-30 9 NON-SMOKERS outnumber smokers four to one in Singapore. But even if you are a non-smoker, the chances are you are forced to inhale smoke daily. Especially if you live or work with a smoker. You become an involuntary or passive smoker when you inhale sidestream227 words
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Advertisement6 1989-09-30 6 Who knows what challenqes lie ahead.6 words
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Advertisement90 1989-09-30 7 TRIPLE TREAT AT TEXAS FRIED CHICKEN I I 1 piece Chicken Infr.'/TVi 1 Corn-on-the cob 1 medium Coke® if Yessiree, Texas Fried Chicken is the only place in town you can \J~£kWlf enjoy Bigger, Fresher Tasting SSfflP Chicken in two flavours regular and spicy. AND U.S. (Valid (ill 15 Oct90 words
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Advertisement113 1989-09-30 8 -%$h KH^Kih K x r In the late 1960s scientists were concerned about the dramatic decline of Ozone concentrations in the stratosphere over the Antarctic. In the following years Chlorofluorocarbons (CFC) popular in the 1970s as propellants for aerosol sprays, were emerging as a major chemical element in this global113 words
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Advertisement22 1989-09-30 8 Get your copy of I The New Paper I Fastads today I more jobs are I waiting for you I there. I22 words
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Advertisement321 1989-09-30 9 SUPER BMW3I6i A sensation on wheels! The reality of a sleek BMW. FAST. PRESTIGIOUS. It's quiet luxury. An opportunity when you shop with us. Plus other attractive prizes to be won! NB PAJtf 178,000 00 exclusive of scrap car, road tax, insurance and number plates Blji'i.-— I JOIN THE CLUB!321 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article299 1989-09-30 10 Wire services. CHINA disagrees seriously with Britain on ways of restoring confidence in Hongkong before the handover of the British colony in 1997. Mr Ji Chaozhu, ambassador to British-Chinese Joint Liaison Group talks on Hongkong in London, yesterday also rejected calls to limit or banWire services. - 299 words
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Article97 1989-09-30 10 CHINA once again rejects British calls to limit or ban Chinese troops in Hongkong. Beijing views the presence of the People's Liberation Army as a symbol of its sovereignty. China says fears and anxieties in Hongkong were caused by the Western media's distorted portrayal of the army97 words
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257 1989-09-30 10 Wire services. CHINA'S foreign minister used the forum of the United Nations General Assembly yesterday to warn Western countries to stop trying to interfere in China's internal affairs or risk harming relations. Foreign Minister Qian Qichen, in the first address to the General Assembly sinceWire services. - 257 words
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Article, Illustration125 1989-09-30 10 Wire services. SOVIET KGB security police have arrested a racketeering group of students who tried to extort 15,000 roubles ($46,000) from a Moscow co-operative, Tass news agency said yesterday. The group, which threatened violence if the co-opera-tive did not pay the money, turned out to be studentsWire services.; Picture/ Ap - 125 words
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Article109 1989-09-30 10 Wire services. YUGOSLAVIA will revamp its banking system, open a stock exchange and give special concessions to foreign investors as part of its market-oriented economic reforms. Details of the reforms were unveiled before parliament by Premier Ante Markovic in Belgrade yesterday. He said that he would beWire services. - 109 words
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309 1989-09-30 11 Wire services. C OLOMBIAN security forces have set up 120 roadblocks in Bogota after a car bomb destroyed dozens of vehicles in the carpark of the capital's biggest hotel. Government officials said the bombing in the carpark of the Hotel Tequendama indicated that Colombia'sWire services. - 309 words
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Article, Illustration33 1989-09-30 11 Lifesaving dog Rex the alsatian with five puppies it saved from drowning. The puppies had been put into a plastic bag and thrown into a pond by their owner. Picture/ AFPPicture/ AFP - 33 words
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Article, Illustration259 1989-09-30 11 Wire services. JORDAN'S King Hussein has been granted a variety of tax exemptions in France because he is a head of state. Sources in the French budget ministry said in Paris yesterday that the practice of granting tax breaks to top government officials wasWire services. - 259 words
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Article141 1989-09-30 11 Wire services. TWO Soviet space monkeys returned to Earth yesterday along with their fellow crew members rats, fish and insects after two weeks aboard an orbiting zoo devoted to space research. Zhakonya and Zabiyaka landed in Soviet Kazakhstan aboard the Kosmos-2044 spacecraft, Tass news agencyWire services. - 141 words
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Article, Illustration243 1989-09-30 11 Wire services. SOVIET Jeader Mikhail Gorbachev has called on c ommunists to open a dialogue with independent political groups which have sprung up around the country. He said the party risks isolation if it ignores them. Mr Gorbachev made his remarks at a meeting of theWire services. - 243 words
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Advertisement194 1989-09-30 10 SPOT THE SUN SPOTS. I And you can win a free SUNDOWN Sunscreen I in the SUNDOWN SUN SPOTS giveaway. I HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: I From now until Friday, several sun spots like the I one you see here will be placed somewhere in The New I Paper every194 words
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Advertisement25 1989-09-30 10 fySio La dOFOKA www i-sHi Have your fill at The Hew Paper r Fastads !Food Fest '89 A Special Feature of The New Paper Fastads25 words
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Advertisement17 1989-09-30 11 1 1 4re I I in your flower pot plates? I I Mlniatry of Ifw Environment I17 words
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THENEWSIOOAY
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Article301 1989-09-30 12 Wire services. THE Sri Lankan government has extended a ceasefire in military operations against Sinhalese rebels by three days. President Ranasinghe Premadasa yesterday decided to prolong the truce until Tuesday morning. His decision followed a 2 Vi -hour meeting with parliamentary opposition leader Mrs Sirimavo BandaranaikeWire services. - 301 words
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Article113 1989-09-30 12 Wire services LONDON'S Transport Museum is asking staff on the city's underground trains about their tunnel visions. A museum spokeswoman said yesterday that it had appealed in staff magazines for evidence to mount a haunting exhibition. Tales of ghost trains, creepy footsteps and screaming spirits haveWire services - 113 words
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Article166 1989-09-30 12 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. animatedly: In a lively and interesting way. blunder: Big mistake, especially one that seems to be the result of carelessness or stupidity. even-tempered: Usually calm and does not easily166 words
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Article, Illustration49 1989-09-30 12 Nuclear-age Amazons: Women's Royal Army Corps soldiers kitted out in protective suits and respirators to combat the effects of nuclear, chemical and biological warfare. The British army plans to more than double its contingent of women soldiers. They now number about 4,200. Picture/ ApPicture/ Ap - 49 words
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212 1989-09-30 12 Wire services FORMER Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos planned to leave his vast wealth to the Filipino people, says his widow, Imelda. "In his last will and testament, he commits his worldly possessions to the service of the Filipino people," Mrs Marcos said late on ThursdayWire services - 212 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration219 1989-09-30 12 Wire services. SHARE prices closed higher on the London Stock Exchange yesterday on new trading-account buying. There was relief that the Bank of England did not raise interest rates, brokers said. The Financial Times 30share index finished 9.5 points higher at 1,885.7. Volume totalled 495.1 million shares, up fromWire services. - 219 words
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Article167 1989-09-30 12 Wire services. LAST-MINUTE profittaking brought down Wall Street share prices yesterday. The Dow Jones average of 30 leading industrials, up about 12 points at midday, closed with a 2.09 loss at 2,692.82. For the week, the average posted a net gain of 11.21 points. Advancing issues outnumbered declinesWire services. - 167 words
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Article978 1989-09-30 13 ►Out&About r~y HALF-PRICE AT THE ZOO. A special treat as 1 visitors pay only half the usual admission price. See the animals perform. Orang utan and snake shows: 10.30 am and 2.30 pm. Elephant and sealion shows: 11.30 am and 3.30 pm. Polar bear shows:978 words
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Article23 1989-09-30 13 OUT AND ABOUT: Half-Price At Z The Zoo TALKS: Women's World Seminar CENTRESTAGE: Guide To Chinese Opera SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS: Sharity Party23 words
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Article, Illustration54 1989-09-30 13 See an array of diamond rings at The Gift of Love, an exhibition of engagement and wedding bands. The 112 diamond rings have been specially designed by seven local jewellers. Organised by the Diamond Information Centre. 11 am 8 pm. Ends tomorrow. Jasmine Room.54 words
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Article353 1989-09-30 13 PARTY. A carnival and concert to I 1 celebrate the birthday of Sharity Elephant, the Community Chest's pink charity mascot. Join Sharity, his friends from Sharityland and singer Clement Chow at a concert for children only. Adults must be accompanied by children. Sunday. Carnival: 3 pm 6 pm.353 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration517 1989-09-30 14 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong B RITISH pop-rock group Spandau Ballet will perform in Singapore next April. The five-man group will put up two shows as part of their Asian tour to promote their new album. The album, Heart Like a Sky, was released in Singapore517 words
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Article, Illustration449 1989-09-30 15 Shirish Nadkarni - By Shirish Nadkarni BOMBAY CORRESPONDENT BOMBAY film stars have made walking out of movies into a fine art. The big stars and some not-so-big ones think nothing of walking out of a film halfway through filming, or not even beginning a film they449 words
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Article198 1989-09-30 15 Adeline Woon - SEENLASTNIGHT By Adeline Woon BEHIND Hollywood's stars and spangles lies the real stuff that dreams are made of money. Friday Background (7.50 pm, SBC 5) took a look at how the American film industry is enjoying its best financial year. With Batman raking in $200 million in198 words
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Article61 1989-09-30 15 BETTE Midler was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii. She is a singer-cum-actress whose latest film, Forever Friends, marks many firsts. It is her first dramatic role since her Os- car-nominated performance in The Rose. In 1973, Midler won a Grammy as Best New Artist61 words
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Article305 1989-09-30 15 Geraldine Goh - PREVIEW/ By Geraldi Geraldine Goh Starting From Scratch 12.30 pm, SBC S Sundays beginning tomorrow BILL Daily has been playing cameo roles in sitcoms such as I Dream of Jeannie and The Bob Newhart Show. So it is about time this wonderful comedian gets the305 words
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Advertisement11 1989-09-30 15 Earn your keep with a job found in Fastads. ■fe' grgs11 words
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Advertisement40 1989-09-30 15 LADIES^NITES bhbbhhh FRIDArSHOWTIM' by pro Art Oct 13: Shanghai Disco by City Express Oct 20: Matahari *1 by Ugly Frogs w Oct 27: J| w CATS Discotheque 7500E Beach Road #01-208/221 The Plaza, Singapore 0719 i Tel: 291-3913 1 J40 words
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Article, Illustration373 1989-09-30 17 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong YOU WON'T find Taiwanese actress Sibelle Hu near a barbeque pit these days. Not after last May when she was severely burned while filming Devil Hunters, in which she was playing a rugged cop. It happened in the final scene when373 words
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235 1989-09-30 17 Wong Sing Yeong - PREVIEW/ By Wong Wong Sing Yeong Devil Hunters Today (midnight) and Tomorrow (morning show) Shaw cinemas THREE-QUARTERS of this film is devoted to action scenes. When flying kicks do not connect with heads, blood spouts from gun wounds. And if actors are235 words
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Article184 1989-09-30 17 Lim Sek - Hits and some misses By Lim Sek CHOICES, THE SINGLES COLLECTION: THE BLOW MONKEYS (BMG) This is a singles collection all right. There are proven hits, yet-to-be-proven "hits" and some misses too! Curiously enough, all the best and most familiar materials are placed back to back on Side 2,184 words
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Advertisement58 1989-09-30 17 THE LEGEND CONTINUES... v**vv MADONNA surpasses the Beatles for the longest streak of consecutive top five hits since Elvis Presley. CHERISH is her 16th straight top five hits (The Beatles had 15 top 5 hits in a row from 1964 to 1969) LIKE A PRAYER Now more than 70 00058 words
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Miscellaneous1858 1989-09-30 18 Television fXS SCREEN Doublebill Feature I Focus 30 Doublebill Feature II GEMS Touched (io.3opm,sßCs) (9.30 P m,58C8) gCombat Academy -|HHii^^H THE People's Republic of China will (12.15 am, SBC 5) DANIEL (Robert Hays) celebrate its 40th anniversay of may j v suffers from severe anxiety nation-building tomorrow. After 40 p>W.1,858 words
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Advertisement43 1989-09-30 19 You be one lucky of a national Dimension 4 microwave in A mj J ®i 1 our annual food fest now till November 15. Make rood waves with nmfl s3sr''°°* a g i participating outlets IV»gmßftsl| the Dimension 4 a^Bti £se—* ik lIP43 words
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Miscellaneous1635 1989-09-30 19 SCREEN Disney's Magic Golf Dunhill Cup 1989 1 ABU Golden Kite World Song GEMS in the Magic Kingdom (ii P m,sßci2) Rift** Festival 1989 A (2.00 pm, SBC 5) A RECORDING of the final tSL*. j (8.35 pm, SBC 12) COMEDIAN George Burns round of the Dunhill Cup The fourth1,635 words
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Article, Illustration938 1989-09-30 20 Will Orchard Road turn into Ginza, Tokyo's most famous shopping district, by the *****? This question becomes more relevant with the news that two more Japanese stores will be opening up in Singapore's most famous shopping street making a total of six. Twelve retailers< CL < J 3 O -J w U c 3 +-» OQ 7 - 938 words
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Article110 1989-09-30 20 The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board had this to say about the issue: "Singapore has always been known for the cosmopolitan range of goods available here. Visitors to Singapore can shop at a wide variety of outlets including French, British and Italian department stores and boutiques as well110 words
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Article, Illustration366 1989-09-30 20 THE REAL GINZA GINZA is Japan's answer to New York's Fifth Avenue and Paris' Champs Elysees. All these areas are shopping and entertainment districts. Besides long-established and prestigious department stores and buildings, these areas have bars, pubs and nightclubs as well. In the366 words
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Miscellaneous1150 1989-09-30 21 SATURDAYRADIO COMICRBJEF Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee M (Programmes in Mandarin) lyjj (I d i^'am l? A« b**ii r"« i r ki f NOON Beautiful Music: A selection of 12.05 Real Fun: Join Roger Kool for instrumental is featured here \(1 /J ll\ Jfl\ good musical entertainment. for your listening pleasure. I i1,150 words
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Miscellaneous537 1989-09-30 22 COMICRELIEF" 1 SATURDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh I; 1 NOON Kids' Spotlight: Vivian Peter NOON Newsdesk T m 1 presents a half-hour of amusing 12 30 Here's Humph' TOtai ONIII 1 «**>«.. L„ I I vMHTI MOP! TO FfiUjiifll lllSif J anecdotes, story-telling, riddles 12 45 WorWbr|#f 100 RE. »U.. MrtVtuAß537 words
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Miscellaneous1564 1989-09-30 23 SUNDAYRADIO 4. B333ininiH [nmsssooii In Newt In Brief (Programme, in English) •am News In Brief and Weather Breakfast Club: Great musical 0 aai Hewshoer 1.05 0a Mr Wake up to the lovely New. la Brief Repert entertainment to greet you on a 7.00 Wertd New. melodies featured in this pro-1,564 words
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Advertisement180 1989-09-30 24 DS2FOOD FEST '891 11 i A SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE NEW PAPER FASTAD3 11 HAPPY JOY W RESTAURANT Free flow of soft drinks beer No corkage charge Accommodation of up to 80 tables. Hong Kong Tim-Sum available daily! SPECIAL PRICE ITEMS: Roast Suckling Pig Only $68.00 Peking Duck Only $28.00180 words
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Advertisement163 1989-09-30 24 How about a "CANDLELIGHT Savour the best BEEF in town DIRECT from NEW ZEALAND. At Dolphin, vou can partake a sumptuous 5-coursc Set Dinner from $10,004 to $16.00+. Each set comes with our original recipe: Garlic Bread, Mixed Salad. Home Made Soup. Main Course. Dessert and Coffee/Tea. Take your pick163 words
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Advertisement286 1989-09-30 24 Welcome to KH RESTAURANT ■9 HOSHIGAOKA The Family Restaurant that dishes out authentic Japanese v specialities like those served 4 back home in Japan. Or, you can also take your pick from our selections of Westernstyled cuisines. Served in a cosy M ambience, you can have a pleasurable experience of286 words
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Advertisement116 1989-09-30 25 P&1FOOD FEST 891 P A SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE NEW PAPER FASTADS I "I* 1 Where else can you get 3 different cuisines under one roof aI ■i M ii 11 iTiT^iiiPi > Cosy airconditioned atmosphere, ample parking and reasonable prices. j j LsPfiS^ 0 II X I I I116 words
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Advertisement45 1989-09-30 25 I TAIPEI UNEKO (SISTER) I TAIWANESE CUISINE UVE SEAFOOD I I SZE CHUAN FOOD DINNER i j j j i i i *g TEL: *****29/ *****67 E [I I» iiMl IH W > WWIi ''I I i (uM.iJi. i" IWtfm if ffWm Vuf llMTwr j MiSRNHBfIMMRHPHMHHRBIMMfIRMBMMMfIMNHPMI45 words
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Advertisement252 1989-09-30 25 I Organised by The New Paper Fast ads JA TH Specialities W&j jL /jytt (77rSt\ IL\\ J/J! parkway thai restaurant BO Manns Parade Road #02-08 Parkway Parade Singapore 1544 Tel *****11 176 Orchard Road 001-59/62 Centrepoint Smgapora 0023 Tal *****80 ftllSaiftttatt CAIRNHILL THAI SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 15 Caimhill Road *07-03 Caimhill252 words
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Advertisement463 1989-09-30 26 FOOD FESTB9I A SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE NEW PAPER FA3TADS RoastSuckiingPiglet A Table of roast piglet seafood S«ctood Cold Dteh Shafts Rn with Crab Meat X w K Whoit Roatf Sucking HgM \jy J A live Prawns in basket a vam j m n euk r" i C Y nooa463 words
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Advertisement146 1989-09-30 26 //Authentic wjfor Chinese typr Claypot Buffet Lunch $6.80 per adult Dinner $7.80 per adult Enjoy authentic Chmt* Oaypot specialities in the cosy and romantic ambience of our rooftop garden Restaurant We have mare than twenty varieties of Beef, Mutton, Chicken and Seafood Claypot specialities to tempt your palate for only146 words
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Advertisement125 1989-09-30 26 vfw 1/ KING Kek Sng Klo Buffet Steamboat is now at People's Food Centre niifmtnl #01-06 People's Park Centre (formerly at Blk 27, Jalan Berseh #01-100) We have over 30 varieties of food items to choose from and a choice of 3 soup items: Singapore or Hong Kong Herbal or125 words
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Advertisement571 1989-09-30 27 |OS FOOD FEST'B9 11 f a SPECIAL FEATQRE OF THE NEW PAPER FASTADS 11 I mtmmmmmm quBBHf ATTRACTIVE WEDDING Bk MM packages' MSs JJ; SUPER BONUS Hli! LUCKY DRAW! Hjiji WIN Return Trips to Thailau^^ Start making your reservatk)i^^^^^HpP4s. This wedding promotion J September '89 March '90. Call 456 0118/443571 words
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Advertisement237 1989-09-30 28 t'Ll Hainancse i Chickcn Rice to boiling point, our J Nonya Curry Fish is f garmscd with lady's fingers, tomatoes and N. *^^R 7 green chillies \fl i Dine In alrcon comfort at the [0 #LOY SUM JUAN 1 RESTAURANT i Block 31. Outrom Park #02-88 IHJ Singapore 0316. (Behind237 words
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Advertisement182 1989-09-30 28 A jxS~> Welcome to the i 7AV Home of Authentic l\)n>»Kwp Thai Cuisine f oaaaa Right Here in the Heart of Singapore! Business Hours: 1 lam to 3pm RIM NAM THAI RESTAURANT You don 'I have to leave home to taste it! 101 Thomson Road, #01-52 United Square S pore182 words
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Advertisement183 1989-09-30 29 IP&IFOOD FEST'B9|] I F A SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE NEW PAPER FASTADS I So Irresistible Come to KIKUYA today and enjoy the irresistible Japanese cuisine tat an irresistible price. And not forgeting our excellent Karaoke service you'll simply love it. Frss gift for any purchase of Courvoisier Brandy or XO,183 words
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Advertisement206 1989-09-30 29 I The first only 1 Mexican buffet j 1 1 is now available i in Singapore! for only ID++ (below 12) !j)J Sunday Buffet (11.30 am 2.30pm) Daily set lunches at only SB.9o++ 8 R (except Sundays) /W g Great atmosphere and real Mexican food j The famous'Corona'Mexican A ril|||206 words
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Advertisement493 1989-09-30 31 11 Emptoymawt 831 Imptoymfit 831 Employment 831 Employment ...because of our super environment and our super benefits! PERSONNEL CLERK PRODUCTION CLERK (PERSONNEL/ (PSU DEPT) GENERAL AFFAIRS DEPT) GCE O' levcl/'N' level GCE 'O' level with 1-2 years' relevant Preferably with at least 1 year's clerical experience in a manufacturing company493 words
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Advertisement460 1989-09-30 31 831 Emptoyiwnt >31 Employ mant >31 Employment has immediate vacancies for the knowing posts: STENOGRAPHER (Starting Salary: $840 $1033 pan.) Minimum 4 GCE X>' level credits, including a good credit in Minimum typing/shorthand speeds of 40/100 wpm. LCCi certificates preferred. Those without the necessary certificates will have to sit tor460 words
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Advertisement555 1989-09-30 32 Eli Iwnitoymtif Ml Smploymsnt 991 Employment BROADWAY ENTERPRISES PTC LTD Owing to our on-going expansion plana, a DADT TIUCDQ manufacturing plant In Jurong has vacancies for rMn I I imcno the following positions:- •o* A) QC TECHNICIANS OCS *N'Level or ty Level typ* nd b<>o<i with figure Credit in Mathematics555 words
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Advertisement276 1989-09-30 32 •31 Employment Ml Employment <91 Employment «7i Education/ Instruction A SOUTH EAST AHA GARMENT COMPUTER HA»VACAHC«fOA: 1 TUTTION wKb hands-on practice for Kids, 1,11 nTKW J*J Teenagers ft AdulU. Flexible l__ mm 2 hours/ Instalment payment plus 2 GCE *0' Level with LCCI Intermediate Book-keeping postponement option. DELIVERY 1 certificate276 words
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Article, Illustration306 1989-09-30 33 TODAY'S ACTION RACING... by THE THREE MUSKETEERS u "NBEATEN Soon Lee is on a two fold mission today to keep his record intact and to gain a place in the $250,000 Queen Elizabeth II-Common-wealth Cup next month. Winner of all his306 words
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Article279 1989-09-30 33 TOMORROW'S ACTION CROWN Ridge and Danzadancer, two of trainer Ivan Allan's horses shor- tlisted for the Hongkong Invitation Cup in December, meet in Race Nine in Singapore today. Both will be going out for a win to enhance their selection for a place in the279 words
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Article, Illustration306 1989-09-30 33 AFP. SCOTLAND'S Stephen Hendry was given a fright by a man called Bond before reaching the final of the BCE International snooker tournament in Stoke, England, yesterday. Nigel Bond, the reigning English amateur champion, and in his first season as a professional, nearly eliminated theAFP. - 306 words
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Article297 1989-09-30 33 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: BADMINTON Dutch Open Men's singles, 3rd rd: Morten Frost (Den) bt Anders Nielsen (Eng) 15-7, 15-13; Sompol Kukasemkeij (Thai) bt Ong Ewe Chye (Thai) rtd; Allan Budi Kusuma (Indo) bt Nils Skeby (Den) 15-11, 15-5; lb Frederiksen (Den) bt Pierre Pelupessy (Hoi)Wire services. - 297 words
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Article, Illustration69 1989-09-30 34 Reuter. ITALIAN women have voted Diego Maradona the ugliest and most unpleasant soccer player in Italy. But they also consider Maradona, 28, the besf and most intelligent footballer on the Italian circuit. The opinion poll was conducted by the gossip magazine Novella 2000. Former Italian World CupReuter. - 69 words
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Article325 1989-09-30 34 Wire services. CUP-HOLDER AC Milan was drawn against former champion Real Madrid yesterday in the top attraction of the draw for the second round of soccer's European Cup. AC swept the once-great Spanish club aside in awesome style in last season's semi-finals, overwhelming it 5-0 in theWire services. - 325 words
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Article228 1989-09-30 34 EUROPEAN CUP: Malmo (Swe) v Mechelen (Bel); Olympique Marseille (Fra) v AEK Athens (Gre); Sparta Prague (Cze)v Sredets Sofia (Bui); AC Milan (Ita) v Real Madrid (Spa); Dnepr Dnepropetrovsk (Sov) v FK Tyrol (Aus); Bayern Munich (WG) v Nentori Tirana (Alb); Steaua Bucharest (Rum) v PSV Eindhoven (Hoi);228 words
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Article, Illustration600 1989-09-30 35 KELANTAN 3 SINGAPORE 1 LIGHTNING and thunder welcomed Singapore to the Kota Baru crunch last night, leaving a trail of destruction as Kelantan stormed to its first win of the season. Shocking was the victory. But more shocking was Kelantan's dirty football, made worse by the600 words
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Article, Illustration202 1989-09-30 35 Wire services. NOTTINGHAM Forest is hoping to clinch the signing of Icelandic international Thorvaidur Orlygsson. Forest has agreed terms with his club KA Akureyri and is now seeking a work permit for the 23-year-old midfielder. ASTON Villa winger Ni- gel Callaghan, signed last season from Derby County, has askedWire services. - 202 words
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Article139 1989-09-30 35 Kelantan: Ausri Husin, Zahasmi Ismail, Azman Ismail, Azman Yusoff, Baharuddin Ghazali, Salim Mahmud, Zulkifli Abdullah, Haniff Idris, Roslan Hassan, Anuar Hassan (Hashftn Mustafa, 60th min), Ahmad Ibrahim. Singapore: David Lee, ARJ Mani, T. Pathmanathan, Borhan Abu Samah, Ishak Saad, Zulkifli Kartoyo, Yahya Madon, Hasnim Haron, Josko Spanjic, D.139 words
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Article, Illustration361 1989-09-30 36 Abdul Shukor - The Singapore Amateur Athletic Association-versus-Haron Mundir dispute rages on. The SAAA, who is giving cash awards to its SEA Games medallists, first decided not to reward sprinter Haron although he returned from the Games with one silver and one bronze. Then on Wednesday, it left him361 words
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Article71 1989-09-30 36 HARON Mundir was suspended for 18 months by the SAAA on June 22 for cutting short a five-week training trip to Japan. He then asked for and was granted a High Court order suspending the SAAA ban. The case will be heard at a date which71 words
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218 1989-09-30 36 CONTROVERSIAL athlete Haron Mundir's running battle with the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association has drawn support from five readers who called The New Paper to air their views. "Is there a personal vendetta against Haron?" Mr P Nair, 36, a consultant, wanted218 words
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Article, Illustration478 1989-09-30 37 THE CASUALTIES SINGAPORE'S dressing room was like a hospital's emergency outpatient clinic when the bedraggled Lions limped back to the secured confines of its brick walls. Bandages abound, cotton wool strewn on the floors, plasters thrown at moaning voices, the tang of lintment in the air...indeed, this was478 words
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Article219 1989-09-30 37 IT was the treacherous pitch that made a determined Kelantan look the villains of ugly football last night. So says coach Mohamed Che Su, after his team scored its first win at this late stage of the competition. Said Che Su, sitting on the bench and219 words
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Advertisement29 1989-09-30 37 STAR WARS REAL DRAWN I I'VE NOTHING TO PLAY AGAINST AC MILAN cCi I HARON, SAYS AGAIN 611 SAAA CHIEF __j OH, WHAT A SHAME, SAYS JEFFREY LOW EE29 words
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