The New Paper, 28 March 1990

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1 35 The New Paper
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    14 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1990 MCI 36/4/89 50 CENTS the new paper
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      103 1 LOVE NOTES ON WALLS /Page 2 V.< A v 'V »MflS 1 K tin?? Jt: M CARD THAT US FASHION DESIGNER DIES OF AIDS-TYPE CANCER JUMP QUEUE Night spots now issue free privilege cardsjhat give holders a range of perks. These include queue-jumping at drinks at bar prices, access to
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    Lock icon ARMED FORCES' secret weapon
    82 1 She is Vanessa Rice, the Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association's sports therapist. What does the 29-year-old think of walking into a dressing room full of men? "You see one man and you've seen them all," she says matter-of-factly. Helping hand: Ms Rice and a SAFSA official
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  • THENEWSTOCAY
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      Safsa's secret weapon is a woman
      259 2 THE Singap or e Armed Forces Sports Association football team's latest secret weapon is no longer a secret. She, yes, is a woman from the United States. She is 29, has an MA in physical education and is the only woman who can walk
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    • Article
      Lock icon Designer Halston dies of Aids-related cancer
      268 2 Reuter. LEGENDARY fashion designer Halston, who once said "You are only as good as the people you dress," died on Monday in San Francisco. He was 57. Halston (full name: Roy Halston Frowick) had been a patient periodically since early January at Pacific Presbyterian
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      Double murders: Love messages on walls
      381 2 LOVE messages have been scrawled on the walls of a block of flats where teenager Ng Lee Khang, 18, was murdered. She is believed to have been thrown from the 16th storey of Block 37 at Circuit Road on Saturday evening. About three hours
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    • Article
      Lock icon Car phone helps nab thieves
      159 2 Reuter. A MAN in Sydney helped police to catch three car thieves by ringing them on his car phone. "They were a bit dopey/ said Mr Richard Lassen, 37, of the Monday night incident. "During our conversation one of them said his name was Steve
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      Hotlineplus
      39 2 IF you want to share a point of view, call our Hotline Plus 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.
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      Lock icon The well wishers of Katong
      365 3  -  By Trudy Lim THE buildings are new but the well has been there for many a year. And yesterday, a whole new generation of schoolgirls gathered around the well at the old Katong Convent site in Martia Road, facing Marine Parade Road. The well was
      Pictures, Simon Ker  -  365 words
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      Drug cop watched 24 hours
      404 4  -  Stories/ Suresh Nair A NARCOTICS officer being held in a drug rehabilitation centre is being watched 24 hours. It is feared that he might be attacked by drug abusers. The officer was caught with a group, believed to be heroin abusers, during a raid by
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      COP BEHIND BARS
      82 4 A RETIRED police officer said enforcement officers are obvious targets either in a prison or drug rehabilitation centre. The officer, who spent five years doing prison supervision duty said: "Cops are shunned. Life will be deliberately made miserable because the inmates know the officers are without a
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      REHABILITATION FOR FIRST-TIMERS
      134 4 FIRST-TIMERS under detention at a drug rehabilitation centre have to undergo a seven-day detoxification programme, called the "cold turkey" when they are deprived of drugs. After that, the inmates are sent to five other rehabilitation centres at Clementi, Khalsa Crescent, Selarang Park, Jalan Awan or the drug-wing
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      SGH plans to set up sleep lab
      180 4 A SLEEP laboratory has been set up at the Singapore General Hospital. Among those who will be studied, there are heavy snorers. Such people have been known to stop breathing and die when asleep. Details of the work at the laboratory will be
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      81 2 j" A New Paper"Exclusive"} i i i *25 March '90 I THIS VOUCHER 1 I ENTITLES YOU I I TO ONE I i Collect one whole week's set of vouchers (Monday Saturday) and redeem for double the number of coupons. I Vouchen redeemable at: I I 277 Orchard Road, #01
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      62 3 WfWhat is kolam? This is the pattern of coloured rice .jR rak flour drawn on the ground usually in front of Indian houses. Kolam is meant to feed the insects. The complex pattern is also to remind people that although life is complicated, a beautiful picture will eventually emerge from
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      112 4 Soup of the Day Toasted Garlic y Bread Choice of Main Course —Dessert Coffee or Tea Fresh J CHOICE OF MAIN PISH Surf Turf (Ribeve Steak with Large Prawn) $14.90+ Surf Dishes Fillet of Fish $11.50+ Grilled Baby Lobster Thermidor 17.50 f Turf Dishes Grain Fed Lamb Chops 9.50 f
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      27 4 HII'I'I'V k OYVHiW Let your fingers walk to /tfv NEED A SERVICE? directory of The Strails FIND IT IN THE STRAITS TIMES CLASSIFIED Timcs Cl flcd !s&&l
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Big jump in industrial deaths
      293 6 FACTORY SAFETY MUCH IMPROVED A TOTAL of 62 people died in industrial accidents last year, the highest figure since 1984. This is a big increase compared with the 36 deaths in 1988. Construction remained the most hazardous industry with 35 deaths last year. It has
      Graphics/ Soh Ah Teck  -  293 words
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      SPCA needs sale area
      189 6 IF you have space enough to hold a jumble sale, let the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals know. The SPCA needs 304 sq m where it can hold its twicemonthly jumble sales. The sales used to be held at a former eye hospital
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      Zoo opens aquatic plants exhibition for students
      392 6 GO on, get your hands wet, says the Singapore Zoo. It just opened an exhibition on aquatic plants on Monday which is meant specially for primary schoolchildren. The zoo wants to give these pupils hands-on experience with the plants. More than 20 species
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      Lock icon Development of a record
      9 8 Source HDB Graphics/ Patrick Chia
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      Looking for five young faces
      214 8  -  By Ng Wan Ching THE search is on for five fresh young faces to star in posters and other advertisements with the national spirit theme. Youth Challenge is looking for five youth to appear in a publicity campaign to encourage people to join in the
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      317 6 We Did Reduce Our Problems; The Healthy Essential Way No drugs. No diet supplements. No exercises. #Ma UlyThlo: After only 8 initial slimming programmes al irregular intervals, I have already lost 2 fkg' And this is only the beginning Being a career W YJ woman and with a family to
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      34 8 Hove H Soft Spot Fof March 30 1990 12pm 2pm Outside Raffles Place Somerset MRT Stations Hp It flbsotatdill jgWMj J Fi J Watch out for coupon in The New Paper on March *****0.
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  • PARLIAMENT
    • Article, Illustration
      Restructured hospitals More answers, still more questions
      226 10 MINISTRY OF HEALTH w really should give the officials a bit more time to see the results. So as long as the minister keeps telling us his frank opinion, give us the statistics, I think we are happy. Dr Aline Wong GPC chairman
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      BUDGET DEBATE
      27 10 Day 12 Mr Yeo Cheow Tong: The best way to ensure better-run hospitals and better medical care for all especially patients in the lower-income group.
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      MORE ABOUT HOSPITALS
      218 10 THERE were several news points in Mr Yeo Cheow Tong's replies to MPs' questions about restructuring government hospitals into semi-private institutions: The restructured Singapore General Hospital which had scrapped its C-class ward will probably bring back 150 Cclass beds within a year. Alexandra Hospital will not be
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      BRIEFLY
      171 10 New job for Dr Tan? Dr Tan Cheng Bock (Ayer Rajah) walked into Parliament a backbencher and may have walked out as the next administrator of a hospital. This occurred after Dr Arthur Beng (Fengshan) suggested that the private sector be allowed to run government hospitals. Mr Yeo Cheow
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      Elderly's medical needs
      179 10 SENIOR citizens' health care centres will be set up in the 10 new polyclinics which will be ready by the end of 1994. Acting Health Minister Yeo Cheow Tong said this in response to Dr Aline Wong's call for the Government to do more for the medical
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      Medisave enough now, but may go up
      140 10 THE amount that workers now set aside in their Medisave accounts is enough for now. But it may have to go up in the future. Acting Health Minister Yeo Cheow Tong said with costs rising 12 per cent per year, the Medisave rate
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      Lock icon Living costs stable, so no rise in pension allowance
      195 10 WHAT do rice, chicken, hen's eggs, cooking oil, wheat flour, fresh beef, sugar, condensed milk, bread and lean pork have in common? All are essential food items and the prices of all have remained relatively stable during the past 10 years
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Monsters, aliens, worms for Telmatch
      355 11  -  Singapore Indoor Stadium. April 14. Admission free. Tickets available at community centres. SAFRA members can collect their tickets at SAFRA clubhouses. By Karen Goh A SPACE fantasy will come "alive" at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in two weeks' time. A spaceship descending in the darkness
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      95 FM gets 2 foreign DJs
      362 12  -  By Ong Soh Chin THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has added two foreign disc jockeys to its stable. Steve Sundberg from the United States and Joseph Augustine from Australia will play hits from the 70s and 80s over SBC's new radio station 95 FM. It
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      World chefs meet here to talk about cuisines
      240 12  -  Stories/ Lim Phay-ling EVEN before the Salon Culinaire culinary Olympics begins next month, hundreds of chefs from all over the world have already converged here for another conference. The 24th World Association of Cooks Societies (WACS) Congress starts today at the Raffles
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      See top chefs at work in 11 kitchens at food show
      311 12 ELEVEN kitchens complete with ovens, stoves, chillers and glass walls will be built at the World Trade Centre (WTC) for Asia's biggest culinary Olympics. This is the Salon Culinaire international cooking competition that starts on April 3. The kitchens
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      SALON CULINAIRE
      80 12 SALON Culinaire will be at the World Trade Centre's hall 6 from April 3 to 6. It is open to the public from 11 am to 9 pm daily until April 5. On April 6, it will close at 5 pm. Admission charge: $6 per person, but those
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      GLOSSARY
      132 12 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. battering ram: A long heavy piece of wood that was used to break down the doors of strong buildings. contraband goods: Goods that are taken in and out of
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      Lock icon Hearty meal before the fast
      426 13 E ARLY this morning, before sunrise, nine-year-old Farah Shafinaz and eight-year-old brother Farizal Ashraf tucked into a hearty meal of beef, fried chicken and rice, washed down with hot. Milo. That meal will have to last them 13 hours. This will be the first year
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      115 13 Mi fl k\9 f imm rtj Somebcxly's Watching Why women commit Zeng Huifen stars in her The dress is back, and You P.l.s track down suicide first costume drama it's lovelier and livelier Singapore's adulterous than ever, men Amy Yip's bra snaps Facing Up To Nature back in a never-before
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Bus falls on cables: 50 electrocuted
      57 14 Electrocuted: About 50 passengers were electrocuted and burned to death when a speeding bus fell off a bridge on to the overhead high-tension cables of a railway track 60 km west of Calcutta yesterday. The luxury bus, carrying 95 passengers, was cn its way
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      Lock icon 'Dangerous jobs' out for women
      211 14 AFP. WOMEN workers in China have been banned from hard labour and dangerous jobs such as logging, underground mining and working with radiation or toxic substances. The aim of the new measures is to prevent women from being assigned to work considered "harmful to their
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      Lock icon Soviet raid draws muted response
      315 14 Wire services. GOVERNMENTS in the US and Western Europe urged the Soviet Union to show restraint in Lithuania, but most avoided directly criticising Moscow for its first use of force against the secessionist republic. Only Norway harshly berated Moscow, calling the storming of two Lithuanian
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      Landsbergis' ability under question
      263 14 IS President Vytaut a s Landsbergis a man of steel or will he melt under pressure from Moscow? Will he be able to stand up to his adver- sary, Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev. These are the questions that many Lithuanias are asking about their leader, says
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      Lock icon Brothers deny killing parents for $28 million insurance
      180 14 AP. TWO Californian brothers, accused of killing their parents for a $28-mil-lion insurance, have pleaded innocent 1 to murder charges. Erik Menendez, 19, and Lyle Menendez, 22, entered their pleas before a municipal court judge in Beverly Hills on Monday. They are
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      Lock icon Unborn babies in satanic rituals
      714 15 HORROR stories have been published in the British newspaper The Independent of the killing of foetuses, raping of children and eating of human flesh. Evidence from children has convinced social workers that child sex rings are involved in this ritual murder. Under-age girls are impregnated,
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      Boy suffered seven years of repeated rape
      309 15 TWO case histories of ritual sexual abuse reported in The Independent: George was first taken to satanic ceremonies when he was five by his father. He stopped going when he was 12, after at least seven years of repeated rape. He said there
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      Lock icon Sagan gets six months
      161 15 AP. FRENCH writer Francoise Sagan yesterday received a six-month suspended sentence for drug possession. Thirty-seven others, including members of Paris' jet set, were sent to prison. The heaviest sentence 15 years went to Andre Trihan, described as a one-time link in the now dismantled French Connection.
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      Lock icon US, Cuba in 'airwaves battle'
      238 15 Reuter. AN American-funded television station based in Florida beamed signals to Cuba for the first time yesterday and the Castro Government promptly jammed the broadcast. Havana called the news and entertainment broadcast the beginning of a "crisis of incalculable consequences". The Cuban Government statement added
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Racism spreading in France: Govt report
      265 16 AP. RACISM is spreading in France, according to a government commission finding. The 400-page report led Prime Minister Michel Rocard yesterday to call on all political parties to unite in combating this "threat to our national heritage". Racial tension had intensified during the commission's
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      Lock icon Vivaldi pips Phil Collins on British Top 10
      110 16 AFP. ANTONIO Vivaldi has passed rock star Phil Collins and might even edge out David Bowie in an unusual development in the British Top-10 hit parade. The 18th century Italian composer's classic Four Seasons has been rising steadily and hit No. 3
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      Lock icon China accepts Indonesian debt proposals
      222 16 AP. CHINA has accepted Indonesian proposals for settling outstanding debt questions, said the official Xinhua News Agency today. The agreement removed the last technical obstacle to restoring diplomatic relations suspended 23 years ago. Xinhua said the two sides concluded four days of talks yesterday. They
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  • FOREIGNSTOCKS
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      Lock icon London
      293 16 Wire services. SHARE prices dropped sharply on London's Stock Exchange yesterday as a major sell programme and some disappointing domestic earnings reports depressed the market. The Financial Times 30share index was down 26.9 points at 1,786.6 at the close. Dealers said the market fell after a string of disappointing
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      Lock icon Tokyo
      94 16 Reuter. TOKYO shares dipped sharply at the open as the yen dropped below 158 to the United States dollar and as bond prices weakened. "Market conditions are so weak right now that shares could dip further," said one market analyst. Some new investment trust funds could later help lift
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      INDICES/Closing
      51 16 FT Industrials Tue 1,786.60 (1,813.50) Dow Jones Average Tue 2,736.94 (2,707.66) ST Industrial Tue 1,607.12 (1,604.08) NST Industrial Tue 3,119.08 (3,119.08) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 3,010.85 (3,014.02) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,558.40 (1,567.00) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 31,825.96 (31,840.49) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading
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      Lock icon New York
      283 16 AP. THE stock market ended higher yesterday after a late burst of buying lifted the market out of its doldrums. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials jumped 29.28 points to finish the day at 2,736.94, after falling below the 2,700-mark around midday. Analysts said there was no
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  • Article
    It was not all misery in WW I
    209 17  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Wong Sing Yeong SOME soldiers had it real good during World War I when it came to food. Instead of subsisting on canned food and dried meat, they took fresh meat to the front in herds of sheep and cattle.
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      160 17 Jill 1 ii —r MURDER SHE WROTE: J I WHEN THE FAT LADY L sings pm (SBC 5,7.56 pm) 0|, "J Angela Lansbury: She is Jessica, ,|l who will solve another mystery ''iliil!!' tonight After an evening at the opera, 1: she witnesses a shooting in an alley. i''iiiilL.. "Hitli""
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      929 17 THE NEW PAPER/Wednesday, March 28, 1990 Pay 17 THE VILLAGE HERO Jin Jugong: He is Da-Ji, who is asked W'lflH'l I j to masquerade as the bridegroom in iHll III II M tonight's episode. A misunderstanding ||ra j ijjj MP^ ensues when You-Lan sees the 'W" i (pfllF mj J
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  • sports
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      THE SOFT TOUCH
      522 18 Fed-up that you can't win against the hard-hitters of tennis because you don't have enough power? Let DENNIS CHIA introduce you to soft tennis, a game where you can match them touch for touch, stroke for stroke. E VER felt that tennis is too much of a
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      Game started more than 100 years ago
      457 18 WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT SOFT tennis is akin to sumo wrestling in Japan. The game originated in Japan more than 100 years ago and is more popular than lawn tennis there. It has greater spectator support and is being played by young and
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  • Article
    It was not all misery in WW I
    209 19  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Wong Sing Yeong SOME soldiers had it real good during World War I when it came to food. Instead of subsisting on canned food and dried meat, they took fresh meat to the front in herds of sheep and cattle.
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      167 19 A HI I MURDER SHE WROTE: J 1 WHEN THE FAT LADY j 1 SINGS Pllll (SBC 5,7.55 pm) I C|llj|| Tj 1 Angela Lansbury: She is Jessica, P {"Hjjgffl j 1 *0mI who will solve another mystery It ,ji! niip^ tonight After an evening at the opera, 1 ,/il|||
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      940 19 THE NEW PAPER/Wednesday, March 28, 1990 Pago 17 THE VILLAGE HERO j Jill Jllgong: He is Da-Ji, who is asked l|l 1 to masquerade as the bridegroom in 1H|||ii|| ill I M tonight's episode. A misunderstanding ijjijjj jfjjjHM ensues when You-Lan sees the If 1 Iff If 1/ §&k Mfr
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  • Showtime
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      NIGHT OUT PRIVILEGES
      603 20  -  Jump a queue. Get 10 per cent discount. Nightspots issue cards that give pub-crawlers special perks By Adeline Woon YOU may be rubbing shoulders with the privileged few or you may even belong to that set yourself. Night spots are following the banks and coming up with
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      Lock icon Hanafie set to make a mark in Indonesia
      331 21  -  By Lim Kuan Chiang H •ANAFIE Warren wants to he the first Singapore singer to break into the Indonesian market. The 35-year-old rock singer plans to do this fc with his new album, which will be recorded partly in Jakarta. Three of
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      TOPSPINS
      391 21  -  By Adeline Woon MANNERS PHYSIQUE ADAM ANT (MCA) ADAM Ant returns after a five-year absence and an acting venture into films and television. Manners Physique has a theme. This time, it is about the modern man who finds himself in the bawdy, experimental, gracious 18th century Age of Enlightenment.
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      Lock icon Stars parly after the Oscars
      500 22 Wire services. A 45-SECOND time limit on the acceptance speech did not help make the 62nd Oscar show any more entertaining than in previous years. Why? Because the best part of the celebrations only took place after the show. After the presentation, the stars fanned
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      Seriously, where's the razzmatazz?
      468 22 "IT'S been another fun Oscar night", said an American TV journalist. But this year's 62nd annual Academy Awards presentation ceremony was relatively serious in tone. Much of the usual razzmatazz seen on previous occasions was missing on Monday night. Karl Maiden, president of the Academy, set
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      MAJOR AWARDS
      68 22 ■Best picture: Driving Miss Daisy Best actor: Daniel Day-Lewis (My Left Foot). Best actress: Jessica Tandy (Driving Miss Daisy). Best supporting actor: Denzel Washington (Glory). Best supporting actress: Brenda Fricker (My Left Foot). Best director: Oliver Stone (Born on the Fourth of July). Original screenplay: Tom Schulman (Dead
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      548 23 WEDNESDAYRADIO 1 COMICRELEF EaaaaoM hzseiebhih curry-puff Raymo n d Lee NOON News in Brief NOON News in Brief [~~V~ ft, n 12.05 Lunchdate 12.03 Popular Classics > 0/ >/ 1.00 News and Weather Report 1.00 News and Weather Forecast WT j I.15 Lunchdato (cont'd) 1.J0 Currency Exchange Rates f f
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      442 24 COMICRELIEF WEDNESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/conn Goh FHiTT72[HTjTj!|H NOON Good Musk, Company and Mo NOON Newsdesk ftFTER EMfwNING THAT WE ARE ON H NOT MERV 1 KIAIBE THE "30 itopmcTrek"" l 12 45 EVIbENCr 1 CHARftCttRS IK/ft VOELI- 1 C/M?TaoN IST ,«n nZ 100 WorldNewT SjLN ONHAnLeK I ft RE VJE? J
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  • UPDATE
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      YOUR GUIDE TO TODAY'S ACTION
      1668 25 ►Films FILM FESTIVAL. In the Belly of This Dragon, a Canadian film oy Yves Simoneau, is a dark comedy about the trials of three misfits. 6.30 pm. Hurry He's Coming. Czechoslovakia, comedy about a family's first taste of luxury. 9 pm. Plaza Cinema. Tickets at
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      DON'T MISS:
      18 25 EXHIBITION: BEIJING TREASURES OUT AND ABOUT: INDIAN CULTURAL VILLAGE FOOD: SILVER SCREEN COMING UP: FILM FESTIVAL
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      MASTER XU BEIHONG'S HORSES
      64 25 Sixty original works of master painter Xu Beihong are on show at the Queen's Room in Empress Place. His favourite subject is horses. 10.30 am 8 pm. Until Sunday. Commentaries on Xu's art: 1 pm 1.30 pm (weekdays). 2.30 pm 3 pm and 6 pm 7
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    1143 31 DEARAGGIE AGGIE gives advice every Wednesday. Questions Aggie cannot an- swer are put to other experts such as doctors, psychologists and psychiatrists. You can write to: Dear Aggie, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road. Singapore 0923. You must give your name and address. But The New
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon England humbled
      256 32 E LAND B 1 EIRE B 4 AFP. E NGLAND'S starlets making a last bid for World Cup glory were run ragged in Cork yesterday. An Eire B side made up of unknowns thrashed their more illustrious counterparts. The Eire side had only one English First Division player.
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      Lock icon McAllister makes claim for Italy
      153 32 SCOT B 0 YUGO B 0 AFP. GARY McAllister advanced his claims for World Cup selection yesterday. He was the star despite Scotland B's unconvincing draw with Yugoslavia in Motherwell. The highly-rated midfielder, who left Motherwell for Leicester four years ago, gave a polished, confident
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        Lock icon Only one change
        351 32 ENGLAND v BRAZIL AFP. E N GLAND manager Bobby Robson has d bul decided against making any major changes for the match tomorrow. Aston Villa's David Piatt is the only new face who will start the match. But the man who will command most attention will be
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        Lock icon Tough for Holland
        165 32 SOVIET V HOLLAND AP. THE Dutch team play the Soviet Union in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev without two of its stars. Ruud Gullit is battling to recover from a knee injury, while Marco van Basten has not been released by his club AC Milan. Potentially just
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        Lock icon Focus on Polster, Rodax
        197 32 SPAIN v AUSTRIA Reuter PROLIFIC Austrian strikers Anton Polster and Gerhard Ro- dax will test Spain's defence in Malaga. Polster has plenty of experience of football in Spain with Sevilla, while Rodax has attracted the interest of several Spanish clubs. Rodax netted a hat-trick in Admira's
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        Lock icon Looking to Valdano
        177 32 SCOTLAND v ARGENTINA AP, Reuter. FANS hoping to see Argentine superstar Maradona will be disappointed. He has opted for a promotional visit to Japan instead of leading out his team in Glasgow. The World Cup defending champion will still field the nucleus of its championship team but
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      No regrets
      391 33 Zarinah Abdullah began her three-month training stint in Indonesia last week. How does she feel? BERNARD PEREIRA finds out in a telephonic talk T ODAY will be the seventh day of a threemonth training stint for Zarinah Abdullah, Singapore's national badminton champion, at Bimantara Training Camp in Jakarta.
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      178 33 Wire services. WORLD Cup soccer referees have been told to speed up play during this summer's finals in Italy and book players for deliberate handball. "Fifa has told us to pay great attention to fouls and to interruptions. The game must be speeded up," Italy's Tullio Lanese told reporters
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      Lock icon Robson back on road to Rome
      124 33 AFP. ENGLAND captain Bryan Robson took his first step on the road to the World Cup finals yesterday. He played his first game of the year, for Manchester United's reserve team at Coventry. Robson had not played for three months after a hernia operation.
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      Lock icon Bremen in final again
      98 33 Reuter. GERMAN CUP UEFA Cup semi-finalists Werder Bremen yesterday reached the West German Cup final for the second consecutive year. It beat Eintracht Braunschweig 2-0. Borussia Dortmund, which defeated Bremen 4-1 in last year's final, was knocked out by Second Division Braunschweig in an earlier round.
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      Lock icon SCORELINE
      548 33 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: ATHLETICS International meet in Manaus, Brazil Men's 100 m: 1 Tim Williams (US) 10.40 2 Andres Simon (Cuba) 10.49 3 John Mair (Jam) 10.51. 200 m: 1 Tim Willians (US) 20.57 2 Rohson da Silva (Bra) 20.83 3 Marcelo Brivilatti (Bra) 21.33.
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      No slow coach
      364 34 Former Indian champion Syed Habib will conduct free clinics for participants in next month's women's snooker tournament. It could be a wonderful experience, as ALFONSO CHAN and cameraman SAM YEO discovered yesterday YOU could call Syed Habib a one-man snooker showman or you could call his trickshots
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      Ipoh keeps stars away
      221 34  -  MCFA CUP By Suresh Nair THE choice of Ipoh as the i venue has apparently turned off the better-known Singapore players for the Malaysian Chinese Football Association Cup tournaj ment, starting tomorrow. Singapore Chinese left for the Perak state capital last night with a little-known team,
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      Singaporeans for refs course
      106 34  -  By Abdul Shukor TWENTY-six referees from 11 countries will attend the Asian Football Confederation Referees Course, starting tomorrow at the National Stadium. Three of the referees are from Singapore. They are Terry Teo, T Rajamanickam and Abdul Manan Shariff. The object of the five-day course is
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    WE TOLD YOU SO...
    408 35  -  ow Suppiah says he should have played 10 donkeys. Perhaps he should have, but he would then be the manager of a donkeys' club. For us at least, as a consolation prize, we were right in our forecast. But then only just. The New Paper's prediction
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      92 35 ONE NEW MAN I DOING FINE David Piatt is the only new face in Zarinah Abdullah is into her sevEngland's team as it hopes to con- enth day of a three-month badmintinue its 14-match unbeaten run K ton training stint at Bimantara against Brazil in a World Cup Training Camp
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