The New Paper, 22 March 1990
1990-03-22
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Title Section15 1990-03-22 1 the new paper THURSDAY, MARCH 22. 1990 MCI (P) 36/4/89 SO CENTS the 4/ paper15 words
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Advertisement21 1990-03-22 1 THE NEWS TODAY LITHUANIANS GET GORBACHEV ORDERS /Pag* 14 Received 72 MAS 1330 f w: Q SPURS EDGES OUT LIVERPOOL EB21 words
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Article, Illustration73 1990-03-22 1 Why woman wants to tell all On Nov 19, 1988, American housewife Mrs Nancy Ziegenmeyer (above) was raped. Fourteen months later, Bobby Lee Smith (left) was jailed for life. Mrs Ziegenmeyer, 29, decides to tell an Iowa newspaper everything. "If I had not done all those things,Pictures/ DeS MOINES REGISTER - 73 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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314 1990-03-22 2 THE Johor Mentri Besar has described the agreement to sell more water to Singapore as a commercial transaction between willing buyer and willing seller. Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said on Tuesday that he was happy with the "fair and equitable agreement that would be of314 words
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Article, Illustration296 1990-03-22 2 Wire services. P RESIDENT Lee Teng-hui of Taiwan told student leaders that he understood their aspirations but said their demands could not be met in one day. Mr Lee, 67, was voted to a new six-year term yesterday. In a speech after his election, theWire services.; Picture/ Afp - 296 words
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169 1990-03-22 2 Julia Goh - By Julia Goh A MAN who used a broken fluorescent tube to rob a couple was jailed for four years and given 12 strokes of the cane yesterday. The district court had earlier called for a corrective training report on Khalied Silven169 words
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Article, Illustration144 1990-03-22 2 Reuter. POP music star Gloria Estefan could be back on stage dancing and singing in three to six months. Doctors have recommended surgery to treat a partially-dislocated bone in Ms Estefan's back, said spokeswoman Sharyn Wozniak at Scranton Community Medical Centre inReuter. - 144 words
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Article, Illustration404 1990-03-22 3 Trudy Lim - Not horses but athletes at Turf Club By Trudy Lim PEOPLE were cheering at the Bukit Turf Club yesterday, but where were the horses? The well-worn race track reverberated beneath the feet of the fit and the tough school athletes. It was the annual national schools cross-country race,Pictures/ Simon Ker - 404 words
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Article114 1990-03-22 3 THE school cross country races were shifted from Macßitchie Reservoir to Bukit Turf Club this year for safety reasons. At the reservoir, students have to run along the main road. At the turf club there is a proper track. Also there is a public viewing gallery114 words
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Advertisement75 1990-03-22 2 I i Lei Woo Seafood Restaurant df] Shenton Way, #81-08 Treasury Building. Singapore 0106. Tel: *****77 Set for 4 persona: $58+ X. O. Lobster •Steamed "Live" fish with special sauce •Steamed chicken with ham mushroom •Green vegetables with seafood sauce Fried shrimp noodles Dessert Chef 8 Recommendations: Braised superior Shark's75 words
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Advertisement39 1990-03-22 2 Hotline Plus IF you want to share a point of view, call our HotlinePlus on 734-7711, or write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. Please include your full name, address and telephone number.39 words
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Miscellaneous14 1990-03-22 2 Weather Fair. Max temp: 34 deg C. Min: 25 deg C. Sunset: 7.13 pm.14 words
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Advertisement45 1990-03-22 3 Why are Muslim graves marked with two vertical stones? A pair of vertical stone structures are used to locate the head and feet of those buried. The name, age and dates of birth and death are carved on the headstone. Rounded are for males and45 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration481 1990-03-22 4 Amy Balan - By Amy Balan Business Times s INGAPORE Press Holdings has streamlined its organisational and operational structure, a move which will centralise its core functions while blurring further the lines separating companies in the group. Key among the changes announced by SPH yesterday was the promotion of the481 words
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209 1990-03-22 4 THE NEW PAPER THE New Paper's chief editor Peter H L Lim is handing over to his deputy, P N Balji. "TNP has come of age in less than two years. It no longer needs a full-time chief editor," says Peter, who submitted six209 words
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Article262 1990-03-22 4 SINGAPORE has been chosen as the venue for a major international cruise convention next year. The reason: The region's status as the world's up-and-coming cruising destination. The Seatrade Asia Pacific Cruise Convention will be held here from Nov 26 to 28, 1991. It will262 words
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Advertisement284 1990-03-22 5 Double CDs for twice the fun. < e jfß!*fc: I J tf 17 Af" ■ki^^i^PKl^l^BE&n&iiflM^fl^SlM^BMj^^lHl ||[|||||^||[|BdlKEt!PlHlllllllRIIH Introducing the latest in the Space selections non-stop. Its twin music ways. Using the adjustable Mix Mic, you Compo family. The CD-X99X(BK) with a schedules include Automatic Programma- can even nam it into your284 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration617 1990-03-22 6 Karen Goh - Stories/ By Karen Goh w P ALK into the bank with U5525,000. Walk out with an investment worth U*****,000. The full-page advertisement in yesterday's The Straits Times sounds tempting. But taking up the offer means taking a calculated risk. It should only be undertaken byGraphic/Cel Gulapa - 617 words
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Article196 1990-03-22 6 YOU need to deposit at least U5525,000 with Chase. Using that as collateral, the bank will lend you up to five times that amount in most major foreign currencies. By investing in a currency whose value you think will appreciate, you may make gains at the196 words
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Article116 1990-03-22 6 "WHY some people get rich and some people don't" starts the advertisement by Chase Manhattan Bank. The rest of the ad copy tries to provide the answer. But there are two main risks involved: Volatile foreign exchange rates the rate at which you bought the currency may116 words
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Advertisement101 1990-03-22 7 Congratulations! "Ybu're looking healthy with Meadow Lea Low Salt. Watch NEW PAPER/ meadow aP^ K 'SPIN WIN' E PROMOTION. y Mt f'«Ht (a V^Fy- N iibi ilw* 'ii I I if L'v' flrf i Wliiilf 11 i *J KHPH Meadow Lea Low Salt 3t£fJ Pick up a tub today and101 words
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PARLIAMENT
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Article45 1990-03-22 8 DAY 8 YESTERDAY It was notable because no controversial issues were debated, major government policies challenged, or new measures announced. TODAY Debate continues on Ministry of Labour estimates. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Community Development are also scheduled for discussion.45 words
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Article, Illustration408 1990-03-22 8 MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS PEOPLE who leave their thumbprint at the scene of a crime might just as well leave their IC behind for police when the new cards are issued. The new computerised identity cards will be linked to the proposed police automated finger-printingIllustration/ Soh Ah Teck - 408 words
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Article, Illustration115 1990-03-22 8 THERE may one day be something worse than just a fine attached to parking tickets demerit points. Home Affairs Minister Professor S Jayakumar said this was being considered to step up the drive against drivers who illegally park their cars. The Traffic Police are115 words
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Article, Illustration145 1990-03-22 8 FORGET about letting out that spare room in your Housing Board flat to stranded tourists-*at least for now. Senior Minister of State (National Development) Dr Lee Boon Yang said renting rooms as Bed and Breakfast facilities could disturb other residents. The idea was proposed by145 words
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Article, Illustration101 1990-03-22 8 MINISTRY OF FINANCE THE Government does not deliberately increase taxes and impose levies and other charges just to generate large budget surpluses each year. Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu stressed this in his reply to Mr Chiam See Tong (Potong Pasir). Dr Hu said101 words
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Article, Illustration53 1990-03-22 8 A PERSON who earns $10,000 a year but buys a BMW should have his tax accounts checked carefully. Dr Wang Kai Yuen (Bukit Timah) said that a sense of injustice arises when salaried men see around them hawkers and unsavoury characters like bookies driving around in53 words
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Article70 1990-03-22 8 MR Chew Heng Ching (Eunos GRC) and Dr John Chen (Hong Kah GRC) renewed calls for a five-day work week for civil servants. Both MPs said a five-day week would mean a better quality of life for Singaporeans and time to have more babies,70 words
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Article, Illustration112 1990-03-22 8 THE Labour Ministry will monitor the influx of foreign workers under the new liberalised system to make sure there is no unhealthy dependence on them. Labour Minister Mr Lee Yock Suan said this would be done before further adjusting the 10 per cent limit for foreign workers112 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration426 1990-03-22 9 Foo Siang Luen - By Foo Siang Luen ABOUT 100 kites fluttering above Marina South were brought down to earth on Tuesday night on the orders of the Traffic Police. The incident happened at a carpark near the Superßowl, a favourite haunt for kiteflying enthusiasts at night. Several traffic426 words
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Article, Illustration466 1990-03-22 10 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee IT IS a play; the castle is made of styrofoam and the knights are just actors. You think it is pure make-be-lieve. But some things about this German mediaeval festival are real. For example, don't underestimate those swords and battle axes thatPicture/ Nicklaus D’cruz - 466 words
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Article59 1990-03-22 10 THE knights' tournament involving mediaeval weaponry and German minstrel show will be staged at the Marina Mandarin Atrium Lobby from Friday until April 1. There are four per- formances nightly at 7.30 pm, 8.30 pm, 9.30 pm and 10.30 pm. The Mediaeval Pageant and the German School59 words
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207 1990-03-22 10 THE New Paper/Meadow Lea Spin Win Promotion kicks off tomorrow at the fourth level of the OUB Centre. A coupon in The New Paper will invite readers to go down to the Centre between noon and 4 pm to play the207 words
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Article110 1990-03-22 10 THESE words are in our stories. The following will help you check their meanings. equitably: When you deal with something equitably you do it in a fair and reasonable way that gives equal treatment to everyone. generate: When you generate something you produce it. minstrel: In mediaeval times, a110 words
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140 1990-03-22 10 COME and be a friend to people who need social rehabilitation. A course to train members of the public to be Volunteer Probation Officers (VPOs) will begin on Aug 24. The nine-session course is organised by the Community Probation Service (CPS)140 words
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Advertisement184 1990-03-22 9 m r <v' l /x The harsh effects of frequent blow-drying, hair-styling, perming, colouring and exposure to the sun can damage your hair. But with Alberto VO5 Hot Oil Treatment, you con restore lost moisture and protect your hair from damage. It is a heat-activated deep MS&S?tioner that works fast184 words
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Advertisement97 1990-03-22 10 Smooth Swinging Sound Ti[ fV Soothing live entertainment fjj W nightly with your favourite ucxjkioc cocktails and long cool drinks. Cover-up A swinging trio that brings you swinging hits and evergreens in English, Chinese and Japanese. Showtime: 8:00pm 12:45 am 10% discount on each bottle of liquor ordered (no beer)97 words
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Article, Illustration138 1990-03-22 11 WORLDTOCAY USA Today. US plastic surgeon Elizabeth Morgan picked up this week where she left off 2Vi years ago, taking daughter Hilary to school. Dr Morgan saw her daughter last weekend for the first time since sending Hilary into hiding rather than allow her ex-husband, oralUSA Today.; Picture/ Ap - 138 words
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Advertisement173 1990-03-22 11 290-R Joo Chlat Road, Singapore 1542 1. At sorted Cold Di«h 2. Fried Crispy Chicken 3. Pepper Prawns SPECIAL 4. Sweet A Sour Ganipa U r MONTH OF RAMADAN m 5 Yam Basket A Casnewnuu I I PROMOTION FROM 1■ 6. Gai Lan with Seafood V 22 MAROI TO 24173 words
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Advertisement188 1990-03-22 11 What guarantee do you have to look your best? rh HHHHES^HMf mSaM Some portrait photos aren't always successful. You're not quite ready, the noise in the shop distracts you, and your photo for a serious job application or a 5 year passport can look a bit of a joke. The188 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration1087 1990-03-22 12 A longdistance interview by IRENE HOE FIRST, he kidnapped her. Then he raped her. He threatened her that he and his family would come after her family if she went to the police. But when Bobby Lee Smith raped Nancy Ziegenmeyer on Nov 19,Pictures / David Petersen Of Des Moines Register - 1,087 words
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Article, Illustration133 1990-03-22 12 MANY people think rape is an act of sex. It is not an act of sex. It is an act of violence short of murder: He killed who I was and I can never be that person again. We, as a society have to133 words
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Article87 1990-03-22 13 ZIEGENMEYER TELLS WHY SHE'S FIGHTING BACK NOV 19, 1988 Mrs Ziegenmeyer is raped. July 11, 1989 —The Des Moines Register publishes an opinion piece by editor Geneva Overholser on why the newspaper chose not to print the names of rape victims. July 20, 1989 Mrs Ziegenmeyer calls87 words
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Article, Illustration301 1990-03-22 13 SOMETIMES she spoke with such eloquent passion, such conviction, she could have been a seasoned megabuck lobbyist in full flow. When she criticised the legal system, she made her point with all the fluency and verve of a person whose opinion on public issuesPicture/ David Petersen - 301 words
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Article782 1990-03-22 13 %f% St)e flea Jflaincfl jKccjistcr MANY readers will be troubled by the series that begins on Page 1A today, "It Couldn't Happen To Me: One Woman's Story". Troubling our readers is not something we take lightly. I want to explain here why we are risking it.782 words
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382 1990-03-22 14 Wire services. SOVIET President Mikhail Gorbachev yesterday ordered a series of tough measures against Lithuanians, including a ban on firearms. His presidential decree, read out on national television, came a day after the breakaway Baltic state protested against Soviet military manoeuvres on its territory. Observers saidWire services. - 382 words
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Article53 1990-03-22 14 Lithuanians have seven days to hand in firearms or risk the possibility of them being confiscated. Foreigners who "violate" laws governing their presence in the Soviet Union may have action taken against them including expulsion. Border troops of the KGB security service to step up security on Lithuania's53 words
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224 1990-03-22 14 Nuns sell convent, buy car, horses and a castle Reuter. BELGIAN police are questioning eight nuns, who sold their convent and fled in a limousine to a castle they had bought near Tarbes in the south of France. A Bruges court spokesman said yesterday the nuns had driven to theReuter. - 224 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration282 1990-03-22 14 Wire services. LONDON stock exchange prices finished lower after a dull session yesterday, with investors uncertain about the implications of Britain's new budget. The Financial Times 30share index stood at 6.2 points, down 1,771.4. There were few features in the dull dealings, and little leadership from Wall Street. InvestorsWire services. - 282 words
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Article90 1990-03-22 14 Reuter. TOKYO share prices plunged this morning, pushing the key 225-share Nikkei index through the 30,000 benchmark level for the first time since Dec 1988. Investors worried by an ev-er-weakening yen had rushed to sell in early morning trading, said brokers. The Nikkei index plunged 828.31 points —2.69 perReuter. - 90 words
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Article51 1990-03-22 14 FT Industrials Wed 1,771.40 (1,771.40) Dow Jones Average Wed 2,727.93 (2,738.74) ST Industrial Wed 1,572.19 (1,564.05) NST Industrial Wed 3,078.20 (3,071.05) Hongkong Hang Seng Wed 2,926.92 (2,880.03) Australian All Ordinaries Wed 1,586.60 (1,595.80) Nikkei Stock Average Wed Closed (31,087.19) Figures in bracket* refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration280 1990-03-22 14 Wire services. WALL Street stocks finished lower after light trading yesterday, weakened by profit-takers and by an uncertain earnings outlook for a broad range of United States companies. The Dow Jones index of 30 leading industrials finished at 2,727.93, down 10.81 points. Stocks were mixed through most ofWire services. - 280 words
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Miscellaneous1003 1990-03-22 15 MIAMI VICE: WORLD OF IMHHM APP LAUSE nffdiiliH TROUBLE GRP LIVE IN SESSION A thriller Presumed dead, a retired azz Festival 85: .4 concert gangster returns to find his son kbe?* 6 ofacts under A H S^St^ gjjggg ii ill mil > i mill mil mm llii I jtM TTTir^—l1,003 words
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travel notes
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Article42 1990-03-22 16 THESE include tea, with the best being BOP (Broken Orange Pekoe); spices; sharWin; handicrafts; gems; leather goods; batik; and arrack (the local tipple). Bargaining at most places except in state-run handicrafts chain Laksala, and the arts and crafts Barefoot shops.42 words
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Article, Illustration867 1990-03-22 16 ancient cities, modern casinos IN 1982, more than 407,230 tourists had visited Sri Lanka, bringing in nearly $300 million. July 1983 saw the outbreak of Sri Lanka's savage civil war and the start of its tourism collapse. As ethnic violence exploded in its mainly Tamil northern and eastern867 words
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Article, Illustration413 1990-03-22 16 SRI LANKA is a 70 per cent Buddhist country. Buddhism is thus effectively the official religion, and Buddhism is generally not partial towards gambling. Yet Colombo has, at latest count, 16 casinos a major draw for East Asian visitors. How do these square with Buddhist traditions?413 words
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Article125 1990-03-22 16 SKYTRAIN Travel is currently the leading specialist in Sri Lanka tours. It has four promotional tours on offer. A 4D Free 'n' Easy at $599; a 5D Explorer at $808; a 6D Ancient Cities at $868; and an 8D Safari Tour with Beach Stay at $989.125 words
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Article141 1990-03-22 16 YES. All touro, anyway, avoid $he northern and eastern provinces where there may be a slight possibility of trouble either in the north-eastern port town of Trincomalee or in and around the Tamil "heartland" Jaffna peninsula in the far north. Mr Janaka B Nakkawita, Sri Lanka's141 words
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Advertisement232 1990-03-22 16 NO OTHER AIRLINE GIVES THE WORLD 3 AIR LANKA'S TASTE OF PARADISE. Our Bustling Sidewalks Our Rhythms Op Life Wm^k 1U^3r "*'^^^1 irWIi^Vi' in ifklW r aSB^ nk'IA t MW 'Am. 1 1 m I Our High Tees Our Glittering Nightlife <mm' You could visit the four comers of the232 words
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Miscellaneous975 1990-03-22 17 MIAMI VICE: WORLD OF APP LAUSE nMfflffliJM TROUBLE PPPBH G|P LIVE IN SESSION |g^SWI(M A thriller Presumed dead, a retired Jazz Festival 85: .4 concert JP m •'I gangster returns to find his son kbe?* 6 ofacts under A H S^St^ gjjggg ii ill mil > i mill mil mm975 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration428 1990-03-22 18 •'v "Vy.% x v>-V' •>--». ''.a.hv The 9th Hongkong Film Awards will be presented on April 8. VIVIEN CHONG opens the envelopes CHOW Yun Fatt and Sylvia Chang, who played a divorced couple in All About Ah-Long, head the nomination list far thU year's 9th Hongkong428 words
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Article80 1990-03-22 18 Best actor Chow Yun Fatt; Jackie Chan; Richard Ng; Same Hung; and Michael Hui. Best Actress Sylvia Chang; Maggie Cheung; Fung Bobo; Ng Kar Lai; and Karina Lau. Best Film All About Ah-Long; Eight Taels of Gold; Beyond the Sunset; The Killer; and A Fishy80 words
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Article, Illustration409 1990-03-22 19 Adeline Woon - By Adeline Woon t HESE people look a bit sedate, don't they? Standing around posing for this picture. What you don't know is how long it took the photographer to get them to pose sedately. Meet the Fruit Buskets, a new performing group based atPicture/ Aundry Gan - 409 words
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Article, Illustration279 1990-03-22 19 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong BASINGER'S SHORT SKIRT KIM Basinger received an award last week in one of the shortest skirts ever worn in the office of the US Secretary of State. Employees there put the phones on hold and hung on the actress' every word during the ceremony honouring279 words
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Article, Illustration288 1990-03-22 20 Lim Kuan Chiang - By Lim Kuan Chiang SHE was one of the most photographed models in the world. There was even a book all about her. But Marie Helvin flew in from London with little fanfare yesterday evening, accompanied by British director Tony Palmer. They are the288 words
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Article33 1990-03-22 20 The Children will be shown at Capitol Cinema on March 23 at 9.15 pm. Tickets at $15 and $20 are available at Tangs. Wisma Atria, Hotel Phoenix and the Central Booking Office.33 words
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Article, Illustration345 1990-03-22 20 Ting Mei See - By Ting Mei See TWO of the films, which won British Academy Awards last Sunday, will be screened at the Singapore International Film Festival (March 23 to April 7). The French film, Life and Nothing But, which won the Best Film345 words
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Miscellaneous416 1990-03-22 21 THURSDAYRADIO T COMICRELIEF FnTiTiTTiTTTf Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee NOON News in Brief NOON New* in Brief Z~LI,. /t i < So 12.05 Lunchdate 12.03 Popular Classics V I** I 1.00 N*ws and Weather Report 1.00 New* and Weather Forecast 1.15 Lunchdate (cont'd) 1.10 Currency Exchange Rates il 7 2.00 News in Brief416 words
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Miscellaneous490 1990-03-22 22 COMICRELIEF n THURSDAYRADIO I Orchard Road/conn Goh li] 101 i NOON Good Music, Company and NOON Newsdesk 12.30 Off The Shelf —llvuoffO fftrt fHSF F-PoR A fWrAtrrt THERE, 12.15 Sentimental Journey 12.45 Andy Kershaw's World of Music Mi Ht***** 11 \\m 1H006«T I SAW A 1 J"" J e p,n490 words
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UPDATE
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Article1618 1990-03-22 23 ►CENmreiAGE AUDITIONS. Theatreworks is holding auditions for M Butterfly, David Hwang's play. They need one Chinese male, one Chinese female, three Caucasian males and two Caucasian females. Auditions will be in two sessions. 5.30 pm and 8.30 pm. Register 15 minutes before a session. Room1,618 words
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Article16 1990-03-22 23 FILMS: FRENCH FILMS OUT AND ABOUT: CHARADES FOOD: SEAFOOD GALORE COMING UP: SSO CONCERT16 words
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Article, Illustration51 1990-03-22 23 Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs are up to their tricks again, this time on skates. 7.30 pm (weekdays). 10.30 am, 2.30 pm and 7.30 pm (weekends). Singapore Indoor Stadium. Tickets at $15/25/40/60/100 from Cold Storage and Isetan outlets. Until April51 words
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Advertisement326 1990-03-22 25 831 Employment 131 Employment 831 Employment ======s=s===^==i aas= lIF YOU HAVE I THE DRIVE TO BE THE BEST, WE WANT YOU TO COME ON BOARD. Requirements Minimum GCE 'N' level Ability to type Bilingual in English Mandarin Knowledge of PC an lU3^l^| j added advantage Working experience preferred but not326 words
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Advertisement287 1990-03-22 25 131 Employment 131 Employment Intan Group Of Companies We have immediate vacancies for 1) ACCOUNTANT e Possess Bachelor Degree In Accountancy or other relevant professional qualifications, e 2 to 3 years of post qualifying experience. e Ability to supervise work independently. e Knowledge of PC applications preferred. 2) ACCOUNTS CLERK287 words
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Advertisement368 1990-03-22 25 831 Employment 831 Employment Building Malarial* Co. Invitee FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVE Min OCE O' level with credit In English Fluent In English and able to converse In Mandarin Possess class 3 driving licence Age between 23-30 years old Some sales experience preferred SITE SUPERVISOR OCE 'O' level Valid class 3368 words
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Advertisement326 1990-03-22 26 831 Employment Japanese Plastic Moulding Company haa immediate vacancies lor: MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN ITC in Electrical Engineering or equivalent To maintain, repair and trouble-shoot electrical control circuit/programmable controller ol machines Experience in plastic injection and robotic equipments will be an added advantage 5-day week with plenty of O/T Please apply personally326 words
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Advertisement340 1990-03-22 26 831 Employment An established plastic injection mould company requires MOULD DESIGNERS e able to use CAD Design EDM OPERATORS MOULD POLISHERS a all applicants with minimum 2 to 3 years of relevant working experience will be considered for all above positions Inlereated, plaaae call peraonelly at 21, KALLANG AVENUE #02—173/340 words
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Advertisement341 1990-03-22 26 831 Employment 1 5 An import-export company 5 1 haa vacancy lor the poet of. 5 2 STORE ASSISTANT g I Qualflcatlons: Mln. I OCE XT level I Knowledge of English 5 a Language H I Class 3 and/ or 2 licence I Age: 20 to 40 2 I Preferably341 words
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Advertisement275 1990-03-22 26 831 Employment An Hlibllihid European subsidiary require*: RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK Minimum GCE '07 'N' Level Able to speak fluent English Able to type Pleasant courteous disposition Wa o«ar a S day week good ■alary. Interested applicants, please call personally at: Nilfiak Pte Ltd 94 Tagore Lane Singapore 2678 Tel: 458-7500 A275 words
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Advertisement330 1990-03-22 26 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment You're leaving for some f VAI A A time for or because work, UlVj I |f| But there's a I I a rtamei way to stay J home after J J leaving. The Straits ocmp**,, I Times I T* I Weekly I iwrw. I330 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration511 1990-03-22 27 I EUROPE KICKOFF: ENGLAND AFP. T I iOTTENHAM substitute Paul Stewart headed in Man-of-the-Match Paul Gascoigne's 82nd-minute cross to put an end to Liverpool's unbeaten run of 20 matches yesterday. Liverpool lost its chance to go top when Stewart headed past goalkeeper Bruce Grobelaar. The defeat at WhiteAFP. - 511 words
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Article, Illustration307 1990-03-22 27 TENNIS Reuter. A PAIR of Spaniards sent top seeds Ivan Lendl and Gabrieia Sabatini crashing out of the International Players Championships in rapid succession yesterday. Emilio Sanchez and Conchita Martinez produced one of Spain's proudest tennis moments when they eliminated both of the tournament's defending champions.Reuter. - 307 words
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Article245 1990-03-22 27 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: SOCCER English Division One: Manchester City 1 Chelsea 1, Millwall 1 Everton 2, Sheffield Wednesday 1 Manchester United 0, Tottenham 1 Liverpool 0. Division Two: Bradford 3 Newcastle 2, Oxford 4 Leicester 2, West Ham 5 Sheffield United 0. Division Three: BristolWire services. - 245 words
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Article269 1990-03-22 27 Wire services. MEXICO, which is serving a two-year ban from all international soccer competitions, beat World Cup finalist Uruguay 2-1 in a friendly in Los Angeles yesterday. Mexican captain Jorge Davalos scrambled the ball into the net after just three minutes following a cross from Alfonso Sosa and sixWire services. - 269 words
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Article297 1990-03-22 28 EUROPEAN CUP SEMI-FINALISTS: AC MILAN, BENFICA, BAYERN MUNICH, MARSEILLE Reuter. M'SEILE 3 SREDETS 1 THE Marseille millionaires turned on the mag\c as they trounced CFKA Sofia 3-1 to reach the European Cup semi-finals by a 4-1 aggregate yesterday. The expensive collection of thoroughbreds assembled by president Bernard TapieReuter. - 297 words
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Article, Illustration205 1990-03-22 28 Reuter. PSVO BAYERN 1 IB A Y E R N Munich captain Klaus Augen- thaler scored from a lastminute free-kick to earn his team victory. Augenthaler's 25-metre shot, deflected off PSV captain Eric Gerets, sealed a fine defensive display by Bayern which had a 2-1 lead fromReuter. - 205 words
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Article167 1990-03-22 28 reuter. DNEPR 0 BENFICA 3 TWO goals in five minutes from Aldesvaldo Limo put Portuguese champion Benfica into the semi-finals. After a lacklustre first half in which Dnepr had most of the play, Benfica sprang into action with Lima beating the bewildered defence in the 55th andreuter. - 167 words
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Article102 1990-03-22 28 MORE REPORTS ON PG 32 UEFA CUP SEMI-FINALISTS: FIORENTINA. WERDER BREMEN, JUVENTUS. COLOGNE Reuter. JUVE 1 HAMBURG 2 ITALY'S Juventus conceded two goals in the space of seven minutes but hung on for a 3-2 aggregate win. The West Germans won the second leg 2-1, Roberto GaliaReuter. - 102 words
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Article199 1990-03-22 28 Reuter. AUXERRE 0 F'RENTINA 1 TWO players were sent off as Fiorentina put its disappointing form in the Italian League behind them it by advancing to the semi-fi-nals of the Uefa Cup on a 2-0 aggregate. A goal by Marco Nappi 11 minutes from time destroyed the FrenchReuter. - 199 words
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Article132 1990-03-22 28 Reuter. WERDER Bremen reached the semi-finals of the Uefa Cup yesterday to the sound BREMEN 0 LIEGE 2 of jeering from thousands of disgruntled supporters. The West German team was beaten 2-0 at home by FC Liege, of Belgium, but reached the last four 4-3 on aggregate.Reuter. - 132 words
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Article137 1990-03-22 28 I CUP-WINNERS' CUP SEMI-FINALISTS (one to be decided today): DINAMO BUCHAREST, ANDERLECHT, MONACO PARTIZAN 0 DINAMO 2 SPEEDY striker Florin Raducioiu masterminded Dina- mo Bucharest's 2-0 away win over Partizan Belgrade yesterday, taking the Romanian side to the semi-finals. Raducioiu, scorer of both Dinamo goals in the137 words
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Article119 1990-03-22 28 ADMIRA 1 A'LECHT 1 LUC NILIS cemented Anderlecht's semi-fi-nal place with a 59th minute goal against Admira Wacker yesterday. Nilis' second leg goal put the Belgians 3-0 ahead on aggregate and an equaliser by Gerhard Rodax 10 minutes from time was merely a consolation for the119 words
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Article, Illustration411 1990-03-22 29 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan SWIM stars Ang Peng Siong and David Lim will compete against each other over the weekend. This time, however, they will not be doing it in thepool but from the sidelines. Peng Siong and David line up as coaches for their respective clubs411 words
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Article, Illustration275 1990-03-22 29 Abdul Shukor - Tiong Bahru 1 Jurong Town 2 Stories/ Abdul Shukor K SUPPIAH, Jurong Town's outspoken manager who went low profile before last night's cruncher between his club and Tiong Bahru, was back to his usual self after the match. "I did not want to say anythingPicture/ Nicklaus D’cruz - 275 words
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Article280 1990-03-22 29 REFEREE Robert Lee was almost set upon by a furious crowd last night at Jalan Besar during the volatile Tiong Bahru-Jurong Town clash. Jurong won 2-1 and is on course for its first Premier League title needing just a draw against Safsa on Monday. The fast-paced280 words
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Article, Illustration427 1990-03-22 30 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan A TWO-YEAR ban has been slapped on Chinese woman athlete Sun Suraei after a second drug test proved positive. B In a hardline stance taken by the Asian Amateur Athletic Association, the 800 metres gold medallist has also been stripped of her gold medal.427 words
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Article419 1990-03-22 30 Dennis Chia - ASCOT SQUASH By Dennis Chia NATIONAL squash player Mark Hill lost more than his fourth-round match in the Ascot Singapore closed squash championships at West Coast Recreation Club yesterday. He lost the respect of the 20-odd crowd when he blasted a four-letter word immediately after419 words
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Article, Illustration476 1990-03-22 31 I HOW F THEY nlffl on pig eH Apl NpP^ wmm ■MSPPj HOW THEY FARED European Cup: Dnepr 0 Benfica 3 (Benfica wins 4-0 on aggregate), PSV 0 Bayern 1 (Bayern 3-1), AC Milan 2 Mechelen 0 (after extra time, AC 2-0), Marseille 3 Sredets 1 (MarseilleReuter. - 476 words
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