The New Paper, 9 October 1989
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Title Section15 1989-10-09 1 the new paper MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1989 MCI (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS the new paper15 words
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Advertisement116 1989-10-09 1 NURSE CHOKES ON FALSE TEETH /Pafe8 Satanism is becoming a problem among teenagers in Singapore, say seven counsellors. About 15 teenagers ■mUCI^^^^^B| have approached counsellors for help to get out. Many started out of curiosity, but then got trapped. Several groups are dabbling in bizarre practices. Secret meetings are held116 words
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Article, Illustration20 1989-10-09 1 stars go, the It was no there not bargain Picture/ AtJNDRY GanPicture/ AtJNDRY Gan - 20 words
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Article, Illustration419 1989-10-09 2 The message hits home hard. That is the opinion of reporter ANGELINE SONG who watched the latest weapon in the anti-drug campaign a filmlet that features Zainal Abidin, one of Singapore's top squash players, as commentator. Sixty video tapes of the filmlet will be distributed419 words
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202 1989-10-09 2 Nominated MPs Bill SINGAPOREANS should take their time to think over the proposal for "nominated MPs", the First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said yesterday. A Bill to allow for up to six non-elected MPs was introduced in Parliament on Friday.202 words
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Article177 1989-10-09 2 A SPECIAL Parliamentary Select Committee chaired by the Speaker of the House will select non-elected MPs from names submitted by the public. Up to six of these nonelected MPs would be appointed by the President for two-year terms. Like Non-Constituency MPs, these nominated MPs enjoy177 words
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Article145 1989-10-09 2 OUR TV listing page takes on a new look from today. Instead of listing programmes by time slots, we are now listing them according to TV channels. This is intended to make it easier for viewers to find the programmes in which they are interested. Many145 words
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Article44 1989-10-09 2 IF you want to share a point of view, call our Hotline Plus, 734-7711,0r 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.44 words
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Article, Illustration281 1989-10-09 2 MALAYSIA'S "petrol boy" has been given a clean bill of health by a doctor. M Thiagarajan, who turns six this Dec 30, was found to be both physically and mentally fit after he was examined by a private doctor last week, the281 words
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Article, Illustration251 1989-10-09 3 Another series of special centrespreads Starting soon in The New Paper BET you, she has smiled on you. Remember the last time you won a lottery? Or made money from a business deal that was chancy? Or broke the bank in a card game? If you usually251 words
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Article, Illustration574 1989-10-09 3 THERE were no stars in their eyes. The things they were interested in lurked somewhere in the murky, moss-green water of the fishing pond. Huddled under umbrellas, more than 200 anglers braved morning torrents just for a bit of fishing at a fishing contest. TheyPictures/ Aundry Gan - 574 words
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Miscellaneous22 1989-10-09 2 WEATHER WEATHER outlook from midday: Showers over several areas in the early afternoon. Max temp: 31 deg C. Min: 25 deg C.22 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration556 1989-10-09 4 Sunny Goh - A recent British survey revealed most road users there can only recognise half of the 10 chosen traffic signs. Less than one out of a hundred can recognise nearly all of them. Are Singaporean road users any better? Which signs are baffling most people?556 words
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Article67 1989-10-09 4 SAFETY experts say road users should not just concentrate on the vehicles ahead of them. They should also be i constantly alert to other warning signals. Look up for traffic lights. Look straight ahead for j road conditions and traffic j flow. Look left and right for road67 words
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Article129 1989-10-09 4 BUS-LANE AVOIDER: Motorists are generally aware that bus lanes can be used outside stipulated times. But most do not know what these times are, so they just avoid the lanes ftll times RIGHT-LANE SPECIALIST: Some motorists think it is okay to hog the outermost lane129 words
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210 1989-10-09 4 Wire services. BEWARE of British motorists! Very few of them know all the traffic signs! British police found this after a study this summer, reports the Sunday Times of London. The newspaper said even some of its journalists failed to recognise all theWire services. - 210 words
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Article, Illustration223 1989-10-09 4 TALKING about baby care is Nurse Shirley Gan's reason for being in The New Paper's newsroom. Since she started in midAugust, she has become a one-woman advice bureau for "anxious mothers of all age groups" and "grandparents who have forgotten how223 words
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Article, Illustration485 1989-10-09 6 Should couples be tested for Aids and genetic diseases before they get married? A New Paper reader Miss Padma Priya, 27 thinks so. She called The New Paper's Hotline Plus after watching a television programme about the trauma of a young haemophilia sufferer. LOIS485 words
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193 1989-10-09 6 THREE per cent of the population are carriers of a genetic disease called thalassemia. The disease affects both males and females. A doctor from the Singapore General Hospital said a carrier of this disease leads a normal life and will not develop anaemia. She said193 words
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Article69 1989-10-09 6 You have a birth defect and are planning to have a baby. You have a child, parent or relative with a birth defect, mental retardation or genetic disease. You are a woman above 35 and are planning to have a baby. You are a woman who69 words
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Article, Illustration417 1989-10-09 6 TELLING grandfather stories is not enough when there is a prize at stake. Now, you have to show and tell as well. That was what some of the young story-tellers must have thought when they came for the finals of an English story-telling417 words
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Article, Illustration242 1989-10-09 7 Dear Editor Your reports on organised tours to old battle sites and war monuments in Singapore make interesting reading. The Japanese landings at Kranji, the frontline combat at Bukit Timah and Pasir Panjang plus the sites of war memorials are history. However, I'm sure242 words
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226 1989-10-09 7 I REFER to the article by Ken Jalleh Jr, "Profile: Daniel Wee Daniel still going strong" (Aug 25). The "last-ditch goal against Indonesia" was not scored by Daniel Wee. It was scored by player No 9, Ang Kiat Wee, and it was not shot226 words
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400 1989-10-09 7 I REFER to your interview with "The Couple on the Brink of Success" (Sept 22) in your Making Babies series. A reference to endometriosis having no symptoms was not quite accurate. Endometriosis occurs when the tissue lining the uterus or womb starts to400 words
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Advertisement46 1989-10-09 7 I YOU have a point of view. You can call Hotline Plus (tel.-734-7711). You can also write to: The Editor, Mailbox, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. We need your full name and address, and also your telephone number if you have one.46 words
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Advertisement153 1989-10-09 7 WYWR UTTL^W^ Canon Migital PC-7 Mini Copier (normal price $3,000) The Canon Migital SME Plan presents the zoom function reduces or enlarges between Canon mini copier PC-7, designed especially 70% to 122% for small businesses. So small it can fit anywhere, makes 99 copies at one run. yet powerful enough153 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article110 1989-10-09 8 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. arid: Very dry. crustaceans: Animals with a hard outer shell and several pairs of legs, which usually live in water. Examples are crabs, lobsters and shrimps. delicate blending: Fine110 words
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Article, Illustration322 1989-10-09 8 Angeline Song - By Angeline Song A NURSE nearly choked to death on her denture yesterday. She was having lunch at a restaurant in Thomson Road. "I was having sirloin steak with my family when the denture in my upper jaw came off," said the 43-year-old nurse322 words
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Article218 1989-10-09 8 A FREAK accident, said a dental surgeon of the incident in which a nurse nearly choked to death on her denture. "I have never come across someone who choked on his denture, or whose denture got stuck in his throat," said the surgeon who has218 words
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Article104 1989-10-09 8 DENTURES can be made from two types of materials. One is the acrylic or all-plastic denture. The other is a chrome-cobalt denture with plastic or porcelain teeth. The nurse who choked on her denture yesterday described her denture as being "made of metal with very104 words
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Article, Illustration436 1989-10-09 9 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong STAMPS are to history teacher Alan Au-yong what classical music is to Choo Hoey. They have become part of his work. Mr Au-yong, 34, uses his stamps as a teaching aid. And he has just started a stamp club in the school436 words
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Article, Illustration140 1989-10-09 9 EIGHT-year-old Dai Yong Kun and 78-year-old Marie Teresa visited the Singapore Zoo for the first time yesterday. Said Yong Kun in Mandarin: "I like the little bear best. He is so cute I wish I could have him." "I like to be out, but I140 words
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Article, Illustration167 1989-10-09 9 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is bringing a little of Holland here wooden shoes, whirling windmill, colourful tulips and all. For five days from Thursday the airline will recreate in the Raffles City atrium a typical Dutch tulip garden with freshly cut blooms flown in167 words
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Article122 1989-10-09 9 IT WAS a sweating out day yesterday at the fourth annual aerobics marathon. At the Henderson Community Centre hall 40 people worked out non-stop for two hours. The session was more a social gathering than a competition, said the organisers, the Henderson CC Fitness Centre.122 words
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Article, Illustration624 1989-10-09 10 The New Paper carried two reports on Satanism recently. The first, on Sept 20, drew on a BBC report of children used in its rituals. In the second, on Sept 30, we asked if it exists in Singapore. We also interviewed a teenager who said he624 words
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Article, Illustration429 1989-10-09 10 ROCK music seems to be the main doorway into this bizarre world, say counsellors and teenagers. The people we interviewed pointed to the strong influence of such music. These are usually songs banned in Singapore- The lyrics speak of the kingship of Satan. The titles and429 words
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Advertisement14 1989-10-09 9 Are mosquitoes breeding in your flower pot plates? iMt Ministry Of Id. Envtoraiwnt jjh——14 words
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Advertisement79 1989-10-09 10 CALL US MUD WHAT mem ran izTit 734-7711 and alarming. A Catholic priest has said of the teenagers and their practices: "It is dangerous. If they have got this far, how much further will they go? Murder?" What should be done to help stop this practice from spreading? What advice79 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration374 1989-10-09 11 Wire services. EAST German security forces clashed with pro-democracy protesters yesterday for the second day running. Yesterday's target was a candlelight protest march in East Berlin. Young people calling for peaceful change in this hardline communist state were beaten up. Demonstrators first gathered at the redbrickWire services.; Pictures/ Afp - 374 words
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107 1989-10-09 11 Wire services. THE United States believes that the Soviet Union is prepared to accept democratic governments in Eastern Europe, so long as they stay within the Warsaw Pact. This was stated by US Secretary of State James Baker during a television programme in WashingtonWire services. - 107 words
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Article, Illustration372 1989-10-09 11 Wire services. THE US House of Representatives seems ready to draw new lines between private and public congressional conduct. An increasing number of members want to return to the days when a lawmaker's private life was strictly his own business, reports the International Herald Tribune. TheWire services. - 372 words
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86 1989-10-09 11 Wire services. A MAJOR opinion poll shows a decisive swing in favour of Britain's opposition Labour Party. It gives Labour an 8 per cent lead over Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservatives who have been in power for 10 years. The national news agency PressWire services. - 86 words
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336 1989-10-09 12 Wire services. A i CHINESE official on Sunday accused Britain of adopting an "attitude of connivance" towards alleged efforts in Hongkong to overthrow the Chinese government. Mr Ke Zaishuo, who heads China's delegation to a Chinese-Brit-ish liaison committee on Hongkong, also blamed Britain forWire services. - 336 words
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Article127 1989-10-09 12 Wire services. A CHINESE delegation is scheduled to visit Jakarta next month to discuss normalising relations between Indonesia and China. Foreign Minister Ali Alatas said this yesterday on his return to Jakarta from New York after attending the 44th UN General Assembly. Mr Alatas saidWire services. - 127 words
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134 1989-10-09 12 Wire services. CHINESE Premier Li Peng hailed the Laos premier's visit to Beijing as "a complete success" yesterday. Mr Li and Laos Premier Kaysone Phomvihane had attended a signing ceremony for agreements on the same day. It covered a consular treaty, cultural affairs, theWire services. - 134 words
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Article, Illustration53 1989-10-09 12 An eyeful: Visitor Sharon Sullivan inspects a collection of vintage eyeglasses, belonging to pop singer Elton John, at the world's largest annual Viaion/Optifair in New York recently. Seventeen pairs of John's outrageous eyewear were displayed alongside the products and services of more than 400Picture/ Ap - 53 words
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Article, Illustration103 1989-10-09 12 THE Berlin Philharmonic, one of the world's greatest orchestras, has chosen Italian Claudio Abbado to succeed the late Herbert von Karajan as its chief conductor. A spokesman told a news conference yesterday that Mr Abbado, musical director of the Vienna State Opera since 1986, had accepted the103 words
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Article191 1989-10-09 12 Wire services. MEN who wear red ties may blush when they hear this. A London survey says the colour of their tie means they have an overwhelming desire to demonstrate their potency in bed or at work. Excerpts of the 1989 He Rack reportWire services. - 191 words
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Article, Illustration331 1989-10-09 13 Wire services. LATVIA'S mass Popular Front movement has approved an ambitious plan to become an independent state. It is the biggest challenge so far to Moscow from the restless Baltic republics. The 1,152 voting delegates to the Front's second congress approved in its final sessionWire services. - 331 words
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Article176 1989-10-09 13 AFP. A THAI freighter battered by strong waves sank off western Taiwan yesterday. All 26 Thai crew members were missing, feared dead, defence ministry officials said. Rescue teams backed by military helicopters were mobilised following a distress signal from the freighter, the Pornudom, whichAFP. - 176 words
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Article, Illustration52 1989-10-09 13 Chick show: An Israeli family performs the "Kaparot" ceremony, before Yom Kippur day. The chicken is swung over the head as a symbolic transfer of the past year's sins to the fowl. After the ceremony, the fowl is killed and given to the poor.Picture/ Afp - 52 words
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299 1989-10-09 13 Wire services. ARMENIAN and Azerbaijani gunmen attacked each other's villages in and around the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh during the weekend. Soviet troops had to step in, the official Soviet news agency Tass said on Sunday. Tass said people were being killed every day,Wire services. - 299 words
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Article114 1989-10-09 13 Wire services. A MASSIVE manhunt was on yesterday in Sweden for a self-confessed murderer. The escaped prisoner shot and wounded two policemen who had tried to arrest him in downtown Stockholm late Friday, police said. A reward of 500,000 kronor (more than $160,000) was put upWire services. - 114 words
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Article127 1989-10-09 13 Reuter. SHARE prices inched up at the open on the Tokyo stock market today after Friday's plunge, and brokers welcomed a slightly firmer yen. But fears of rising short-term interest rates still grip the market and will prevent a rebound in large-capital shares. Activity may be subdued asReuter. - 127 words
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Article, Illustration551 1989-10-09 14 Lo Tien Yin - No surprises Eric Moo's the winner By Lo Tien Yin T 1 HE best-kept secret at SBC proved to be no secret at all to those who turned out for the Third Sing Music Award last night. These eager Xinyao fans just knew Eric Moo would win the Best Male551 words
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Article, Illustration309 1989-10-09 14 BEST MALE VOCALIST/ BEST COMPOSER: Eric Moo Eric, 26, is a recording artist. Source of Inspiration: "I am inspired by, to be frank, money. Any situation can inspire me to sing be it sad or happy." The future: "I want to marry at 30 and set309 words
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Miscellaneous1467 1989-10-09 15 myth as James Bond. ■Mb rIHI Doris Day\ More laughs fm f JM |fpr S 3 Hi television 3.00 PM Programme Highlights followed by Nurhachi: 5.50 PM Programme Highlights: followed by World of 7.30 PM Programme Highlights: followed by Sport- 4.00 PM Programme Highlights followed by Quran 4.50 PM Programme1,467 words
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Article, Illustration466 1989-10-09 16 spotlight Oman is a country steeped in tradition. Yet on a 10-day visit to the country recently, photographer KENNETH KOH found that it has not shut out the modern world ALLAHU Akbar...the call to prayer carries far and clear in the dry desert466 words
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Advertisement10 1989-10-09 17 I I I 1 ot an affordable $7 per cof.cm.10 words
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Miscellaneous1467 1989-10-09 17 myth as James Bond. ■Mb rIHI Doris Day\ More laughs fm f JM |fpr S 3 Hi television 3.00 PM Programme Highlights followed by Nurhachi: 5.50 PM Programme Highlights: followed by World of 7.30 PM Programme Highlights: followed by Sport- 4.00 PM Programme Highlights followed by Quran 4.50 PM Programme1,467 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration329 1989-10-09 18 Lo Tien Yin - Stories/ Lo Tien Yin HERE'S the perfect candidate for the Speak Mandarin Campaign. Jay Shanker, 21, who has a Chinese father and an Indian mother, not only speaks fluent Mandarin, but also sings in the language. He sang his way to the semi-final of a Chinese329 words
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167 1989-10-09 18 MALAY and English karaoke sessions may be in the offing at the Sentosa Ferry Terminal. For the past four months, the terminal has been one big Chinese karaoke lounge every Sunday, with an average of 70 people singing and spectators of about 800.167 words
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Article, Illustration452 1989-10-09 18 Lo Tien Yin - Return of the Prince 7.30 pm, SBC 8 Begins today PREVIEW/ By Lo Tien Yin NOBODY sayB stardom is easy. Why, sometimes the hardship can even make a taekwondo expert groan, if not weep. Two relatively new artists, Alice He and Fu Youming452 words
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Article147 1989-10-09 18 HUANG Wenyong, 34, must be the happiest among the cast of Return of the Prince. That is because he sang the theme song for this new 30-epiBode period drama, set in the Tang Dynasty. Although he has sung a few times in SBC's variety shows, he147 words
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Article, Illustration404 1989-10-09 19 Ting Mei See - Stir Trok V: The Final Frontier Coming to Shaw cinemas PREVIEW/ By Ting Mei See At the end of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, shown here in 1987, the new USS Enterprise was unveiled and Captain Kirk said "Let's see what she's got."404 words
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Article, Illustration223 1989-10-09 19 USA Today. NO bulL The best movie of the 80s is Raging BulL A panel of experts convened by Premiere magazine not only rated Martin Scorsese's 1980 biography of boxer Jake LaMotta tops they also rated it almost twice as good as the No 2USA Today. - 223 words
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Advertisement32 1989-10-09 19 JUSMMig 00 Wm <| Enjoy your food win fabulous prizes in nam 1 —i The few Paper Fastads Food Few '89. [I'Tflnl EBSUBARU justy B9SUBARU VIKI ~T. 1 1 1 1 National Ifftw32 words
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FASHIONTODAY
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Article, Illustration443 1989-10-09 20 From fashion to faces. The haut couture house of Givenchy launched its own range of skin care and make-up colours recently. BRENTON WONG reports EIGHT minutes. That was all it took make-up artist extraordinaire Olivier Echaudemaison to create a face for women on the go.443 words
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Article172 1989-10-09 20 STEP One: Mr Echaudemaison deftly dabs liquid foundation on the face, using the tips of his fingers to blend in the colour. Step Two: Eye shadow is applied with a brush and blended with light strokes of the fingers. Mr Echaudemaison cautioned against using eye-liners172 words
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Article, Illustration214 1989-10-09 20 SHOPPING BUG DOMINO RALLY WADDINGTONS has come up with another board game. Players design a variety of domino chain plays with loop-the-loop slides, staircases, curve tracks and other circuit work-outs. The whole point is to wait for your opponents to make a wrong214 words
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Miscellaneous1110 1989-10-09 21 MONDAYRADIO COMICRtLEF WnWEMM wmmm Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee NOON Nam la Brtof (Programme in Mandarin) 1 12.05 LMChdate: Entertaining music NOON Beautiful Music: Light instru- V and »onm played for your hi- menta mul i c pUyed for your J M I MONO toning pleasure. listening pleasure. N 11T 12.50 Market Report1,110 words
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Miscellaneous906 1989-10-09 22 COMICRELiEF MONDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh EH3HHHH f— NOON Coed Music, Company and Me: NOON New»de*k iMtwartEtxtf IN v€ bi love .IHK IS etouon* ...Anion! SfTMUN6 1H ow.*NG*4'H»K'.o*Jll »vO Tune in to great sounds for 12 30 Off the Shelf towns 0£ MAS (Oft. too u>N6. mAve i 4it46uSrt wttL SoON906 words
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Article1147 1989-10-09 23 ►Out&About —7 SUZHOU LANTERN8. A dazzling display of —I hand-made lanterns from Suzhou in southern China. The collection was recently exhibited at the Chinese Garden. See the pagoda and dragon boat lanterns. 9.30 am 9.30 pm. Until Friday. The Empress Place Lobby. Free. WIN A1,147 words
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Article17 1989-10-09 23 OUT AND ABOUT: Suzhou Lanterns COMING UP: Supremes Forever GALLERY: German Prints FOOD: Macau Buffet17 words
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Article, Illustration76 1989-10-09 23 Watch over 70 couples from eight Asia-Pacific countries samba, waltz and tango in the Third Singapore International Ballroom Dancing Championships. 7 pm. Today. Raffles Ballroom, Westin Plaza. Tickets at $65, $80, $100 and $150 nett, available at Sunny Low Dance Studio (532-7082 or 534-2118). Two couples will give76 words
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Advertisement231 1989-10-09 23 CatcK the Lobster laraae at Qarct Grill. M This month, treat yourself to tasty i« morsels of succulent lobster, without to shell out a small fortune. The Claret Grill's current -fl Lobster Promotion features a Seven Course Set Lunch or Dinner for just $35.00*. This includes Lobster flk M Cocktail,231 words
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Advertisement312 1989-10-09 24 MkwrnSlads737-n66 THE EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED SECTION ^rssxmciass. t** 732*230 •11 Porsonsl Sorvlcoe/ UarrhanHlaa MtrcninaiM A BETTER YOU~~ THROUGH CHINESE QEOMANCY 'Feng Shut' for home and business Personal t partner analyiU Auspicious dates for all occasions Q*omency Author of INTERIOR OKMST MAR/ Am PAGE: 408-4818 •21 Buolimm To Buolnooo =^=saa^g Full feoturoo312 words
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Advertisement109 1989-10-09 24 T 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment Today to Friday, j to j Seagate! I I Seagate Technology International 74 Senoko Drive, Singapore 2775 Tel: *****05 (Lucy) or *****07 (Haylien) TIBS Nos: 169 6l 856 j SECRETARY GCE 'O' level with PSC (preferably LCCI) At least 2 years' working experience109 words
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Advertisement518 1989-10-09 24 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment am ABA A F1 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES tl Duo to our rapid growth and expansion, wo ha to y| immodiato tacando* for tho following appointmonts: El [J 1. CUSTOMER SERVICE ENGINEERS Efl ■J Candidates must bo STI or Polytechnic Diploma Ell El Holder with 1518 words
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Advertisement568 1989-10-09 25 tH Emptoyiwwt S3l Emptoynwnt SSI Employment t j I Daalim Industrial Company Ltd. is providing tho Construction I Manaoamant sorvicss for a now Du Pont Singapore Pto Ltd manufacturing facility in Tuaa. I Wa invita applicationa for tho following posts I MATERIAL RECEIVING I INSPECTOR I ADMINISTRATOR I Q.S./ SCHEDULE568 words
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Advertisement346 1989-10-09 25 §31 Employment 831 Employment l| NOW IS THE RIGHT TIME |l TO ADVANCE YOUR CAREER WITH An eatabliahed company manufacturing Plastic Injection Moulding. Wa are |p .4;: expanding fast, Join now and grow Moulding Foreman |> 51 Diploma in Mechanical/Chemical Process Technology or NTC 2 in L Mechanical or equivalent346 words
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Advertisement280 1989-10-09 25 Bnonasss Ml Employment 11 Employment SINGER We are an American Multi-national, quoted on the New York Stock Exchange, and the world's largest In hire purchase and sewing machine business. We require: A) SHOP MANAGER To manage Singer shops, retailing consumer durables. OCE 'O' level. Preferably bilingual. Experience In electrical trade,280 words
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Advertisement449 1989-10-09 26 >31 Employment 831 Employment STORE CLERK SALES CO-ORDINATORS We have immediate vacancies for above named positions. Applicants with relevant experience may apply In person or call (or appointment at: SIN SENG HUAT HARDWARE (PTE) LTD. 15, Jalan T«rusan Singapore 2261 T#l: 265-6860 Good advancement prospects for successful candidates. CO Cheep449 words
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Advertisement295 1989-10-09 26 881 Employment GENERAL CLERK Rsquiremento: Sec level Age 18 20 No experience required Benefits: 5 days work Good basic salary allowances Good career prospects Applicants are invited to call personally between 9am -12 noon 4 2pm spm for an intervww. NIPPON PIGMENT (8) PTE LTD. 7A Pioneer Road Singapore 2282295 words
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Advertisement344 1989-10-09 26 891 Employment at World ExprM* A loading Inbound Travel TO*. 1. INBOUND TOUR ABBIBTANT To coordinate all hotel and tour arrangements for Incoming tourlata Can communicate well. Preferably with tome related experience, however training also provided. 2. TOUR DESK ASSISTANTS Stationed at our hotel tour desk to promote sightseeing tours344 words
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Advertisement323 1989-10-09 26 BSI Employment LOOKING FOR A JOB WITHOUT BHIFT DUTIES? A company manufacturing tin cane in Jurong roquiroe 1. MALE/ FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 2. LORRY ATTENDANTS aged 14 years and above Increment after confirmation medical benefits meal allowance attendance Incentives extra bonus of $60 and more for the first 3 months323 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration319 1989-10-09 27 EUROPE KICKOFF: ITALY Reuter. DIEGO Maradona rescued League leader Napoli from defeat yesterday. He netted a penalty to earn his team a 1-1 draw at Roma. But European champion AC Milan was not so lucky. It slumped to its second successive defeat, this time 1-0 toReuter.; Picture/ Afp - 319 words
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Article115 1989-10-09 27 EUROPE KICKOFF: SPAIN Reuter. ATLETICO Madrid beat Zaragoza 2-1 at home and swept to the top of the First Division table yesterday. Real Madrid, leader before the weekend, slumped to a 3-1 defeat at Barcelona on Saturday. Atletico put up a solid defence to thwart constantReuter. - 115 words
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Article, Illustration234 1989-10-09 28 WORLD CUP QUALIFIERS: EAST GERMANY 2 SOVIET UNION 1; SWEDEN 3 ALBANIA 1; US 0 GUATEMALA 0 Reuter. EAST Germany kept its World Cup hopes alive yesterday with a stunning 2-1 win over the Soviet Union in East Berlin. Gennady Litovchenko seemed to have sealed East Germany's doomReuter.; Picture/ Afp - 234 words
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Article163 1989-10-09 28 Reuter. SWEDEN beat Albania 3-1 in a World Cup qualifier in Stockholm yesterday. That moved it level on points with England at the top of European Group Two. Sweden, bidding to reach the finals for the first time in more than a decade, went behind toReuter. - 163 words
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Article81 1989-10-09 28 AP. COSTA Rica became the sixth country to book a place in the World Cup finals. And it had to thank the United States for that. The US drew 0-0 with Guatemala which allowed Costa Rica to qualify as leader of the Concacaf Group. The USAP. - 81 words
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Article212 1989-10-09 28 Wire services. JAMES Wattana, 19, shattered snooker's world table clearance record with a breathtaking 3 min 45 sec timing in Brussels last night. Wattana beat the former record, set by Malta's Tony Drago at Monte Carlo in July, by 35 seconds. Wattana later revealed that he had done threeWire services. - 212 words
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Article522 1989-10-09 28 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: BADMINTON West German Open finals Men's singles: Morten Frost (Den) bt Steve Baddeley (Eng) 15-6, 15-4. Men's doubles: Henrik Svarrer/Jan Paulsen (Den) bt Max Gandrup/Thomas Lund (Den) 15-12, 8-15, 15-9. Women's singles: Helen Troke (Eng) bt Pernille Nedergaard (Den) 4-11, 11-8, 11-7.Wire services. - 522 words
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Article, Illustration54 1989-10-09 29 Give and take: (Top) Mr Goh Chok Tong hands the world's most expensive football to Mr Kwek Leng Joo, deputy managing director, City Developments...and (above) receives a $100,000-cheque for the Football Talent Search scheme And give again: Mr Goh passing on the cheque to Maj Abbas,Pictures/Jonathan Choo - 54 words
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Article, Illustration259 1989-10-09 29 S Gulam - By S Gulam THE Sarawak team was showered with money after its first-ever victory over Singapore at the National Stadium last night. So delighted were the Sarawak VIPs who had come from Kuching for the game that they raised a collection at the end.259 words
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Article314 1989-10-09 29 Abdul Shukor - JOHOR 1 PAHANG 0 By Abdul Shukor In JOHOR BAHRU COACH Gyorgy Szager could not hide his anger after Pahang's 1-0 loss to Johor at the Larkin Stadium last night. Said the Hungarian: "We played rubbish. It was a very bad game. "I don't know why314 words
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Article, Illustration69 1989-10-09 30 REFEREE N Subramaniam created a record of sorts when he flashed the yellow card at seven players during last night's game. It was probably the highest number of bookings in a single game this season. Five of the offenders were Sarawak players. They were Mohd Ali69 words
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Article, Illustration270 1989-10-09 30 S Gulam - By S Gulam COACH Jita Singh refuses to admit that Singapore has no chance of qualifying for the quarter-finals. Said Jita after last night's defeat: "It's an uphill task now. But we are not going to give up. "If anything, it has become more challenging for usPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 270 words
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Article341 1989-10-09 30 ABC STOUT TRIATHLON: REVIEW ...by ALFONSO CHAN HE looked like a patient with an outbreak of oversized German measles in his red polka dot outfit, but Hany El-Salleh romped home as the fittest man at Changi Point yesterday. But victory did not come easy. El-Salleh341 words
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Article, Illustration403 1989-10-09 31 Jeffrey Low - SINGAPORE 1 SARAWAK 2 Jeffrey Low NOW what has Singapore got to say? Blame the referee...blame the ground ...blame the dirty opposition. Anything else? On a night when the Lions were supposed to roar, score and do more for the sake of Mr Goh Chok TongPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 403 words
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