The New Paper, 13 August 1990

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    Masthead
    15 1 the new paper MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS the new paper
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      185 1 GO TO THE GOLD COAST FOR FREE Answer three easy questions each day this week and you could find yourself in Australia's Gold Coast and Brisbane for eight days. Plus you get A$200 Westpac traveller's cheques. Coupon on Page 5 C0MPLIMEN1 AUSSIES FLY OFF TO PLEAD FOR SINGAPORE Singapore's Aussie
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon US drug probe: Man held
      365 2  -  By Yaw Yan Chong THIS man is wanted in the United States in connection with a major drugs probe. The American, Robert Richard Taylor, 41, was picked up by officers from Singapore's Central Narcotics Bureau a week ago while holidaying here. A CNB spokesman told
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      Lock icon Second Swiss hostage freed
      193 2 Reuter AN underground Palestinian group said today that it had released a second Swiss hostage after 10 months of captivity in Lebanon. The group announced the release in a statement delivered to the offices of the daily an-Naher newspaper in Moslem west Beirut. Erriquez's colleague Emanual
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      21 mobile phones stolen from shop
      132 2 TWENTY-ONE mobile telephones from a shop at New Bridge Road proved truly mobile last Saturday night. The telephones and some other equipment, said to be worth more than $50,000 in all, went missing from a new shop at Chinatown Point shopping centre. The owner,
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      Lock icon CAMP TAKES OFF
      481 3 NATIONAL Camp 1990 started many days ago with the meeting of the foreign participants on Wednesday and check-in at Sarimbun Camp on Friday. But lor most of the teenagers there, it only really started when a helicopter took off with its first load of campers for a
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      30 2 Hotuneplus IF you want to share a point of view, call our HotlinePlus number, 734-7711. You can also write to The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. I
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      29 2 T Discover Australia's Gold Coast... }>■ -V. "jtJ kL and join 14 other 9 readers for an X all-expenses paid I adventure. 1 Find your coupon in this issue of
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      Li Peng on Singapore-Taiwan ties
      314 4 HOT STORY THE Taiwan factor in the establishment of Beijing-Singapore relations cropped up at a press conference given by visiting Chinese Premier Li Peng yesterday. How will Singapore's use of Taiwan's military facilities affect the setting up of ties? Beijing will not be "too disturbed"
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      HEADLINERS
      68 4 The Straits Times: Iraq nearer to a war footing Business Times: French insurer AGF secures base in Singapore Lianhe Zaobao: Iraq willing to make conditional troop withdrawal Berita Harian: Arab and Western forces start gathering in Saudi Arabia SBC morning news: Iraq sets conditions for troop withdrawal which are
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        KL not slighted
        67 4 MALAYSIA does not feel slighted by Singapore First Deputy Prime Minister Mr Goh Chok Tongs statement that Singapore must never allow itself to become another Kuwait. This was stated by Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Mr Goh was merely stating his personal
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        The voice of dissent
        111 4 DON'T come down hard on people who choose to differ, says former Deputy Prime Minister Toh Chin Chye in an interview with the PAP publication, Petir. The more consensual style of government which was adopted after the 1984 general election is commendable, he says. It shows
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        Sorry, Rediffusion
        53 4 REDIFFUSION Singapore has failed to get a licence to run a wireless broadcasting service. The reason given by the Communications and Information Ministry: No usable FM frequency available. Rediffusion is Singapore's only private commercial cable radio network. It is 42 years old and has a network of more
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        116 killed in Sri Lanka
        75 4 TAMIL guerillas killed at least 116 people in an assault on five Muslim villages on the east coast of Sri Lanka on Saturday, military officials said in Colombo yesterday. This was the second mass killing in Sri Lanka involving Muslims. The government blamed the Tamil
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      39 4 LUNCH SPECIAL CLAY POT CURRY FISH HLAD $8/$ 14 Economical Set Lunch $88 MXXZXiw/''' EASTERN KING CRABS SEAFOOD RESTAURANT BLOCK 125, BUKIT MERAH LANE 1. #01 190, SINGAPOHE 0315 (Ojhjosii.' Ah *;m.<lm M<r 4 Ht,.i) For Reservation: TEL: *****07/*****09
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      459 5 k Fvery week, for th ree weeks, five lucky people will win an all Drink up the Heady magic of the fantasy kingdoms of Dreamworld. V expenses paid holiday to Australia's sun and surf capital. Those who crave the razzle dazzle of the casino, however, will find Jupiter 's Gold
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      New Year's eve, Valentine's clash
      483 6 TAKE your Valentine to dinner on Feb 13 and have the family reunion dinner on Feb 14. This may be what Chinese Singaporeans will do next year if hotels accept a suggestion made by Mr Pakir Singh, executive director of the Singapore Hotel Association (SHA).
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      Puppies for adoption
      101 6 ADOPTAPET TWO female puppies for the family. Sweetie (right), who is black and brown, is three months old. Alice, who is light brown, is 2 1 2 -months old. Both cross-bred puppies are playful and active. They will make good family pets. The SPCA says Sweetie and
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      Couriers in safe driving contest
      323 7  -  By Colin Cheong THKRE were no bucking broncos, no singing cowboys and no 10-gallon hats at this Koadeo yesterday. Instead, 31 couriers in panel vans competed in a Safe Driving Championship organised by Federal Express, an American courier and air express company. The company turned
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      Luck, experience count
      253 7 PKDKKAI, Express courier Mr Ostium Hj Ma h mood. 2H. missed his deadline on an important delivery last year himself. The winner of last year's local competition missed a flight to the I'S. He was on his way t<> Memphis to take part in Federal Kx press
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      Ground pilots and flying machines
      461 8  -  By Dave Ang NOSE down, the airplane headed straight for the ground, accelerating as it neared potential disaster. The crowd held its breath. Would the pilot be able to pull out of his steep dive? Too late. "May Day! May Day!" The aircraft hit the
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      WHAT YOU NEED
      72 8 NERVES of steel, light j ning-quick reflexes and i good judgment are essential to fly model aircraft which can scorch along at 150 kmh Equally essential is a thick wallet. The more ex pensive models can cost several thousand dollars. It takes about six months of weekend
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      'AEROMODELLERS' CLUB
      89 8 A SMALL group of aeromodellers formed Radio Modellers Singapore (RMS) about '25 years ago. The club expanded and moved from Tengah. Changi and Paya Lebar air bases to its present West Coast site. Members pay an entrance fee of $'>() (refundable i! membership is terminated within three years)
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      GLOSSARY
      155 8 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. annexation: The act of seizing some territory hv force and taking control of it. arms embargo: An order that is made by a government to stop trade of arms
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      663 6 Two share $500 prize TWO readers share the Mohd Hussain bin Seni My$500 consolation prize in The din, a 24-year-old M E New Paper final Moneywords technician, of Block 21, Recontest 31/90. dhill Close. The two winners are Ms Their entries had one error Yeo Geok Ai, a 32-year-old each.
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      196 8 THE NEW PAPER ELECTRIC CITY SPECIAL VISIT AND WIN! Bp NO PURCHASES REQUIRED I Simple! All vou have to do is to fill up your particulars in the coupon below. Deposit it at Electric City Forum Galleria (4th storey] before noon on 22 August 1990, for your chance to win
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  • MAILBOX
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      Where are all the ladies?
      243 9 MAILBOX You have a point of view. You can call our Hotline Plus (734 7711). You can also write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. Dear Editor, I RECENTLY came across the article, Where have all the gentleman gone?
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      We need more fun places
      135 9 ALTHOUOH Singapore is a neat and peaceful place to live in, it is too small and lacks places for enjoyment. In Jakarta, you could walk for three days and three nights and still there would lu> more places to see. There are many night-clubs and
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      Car-phones and road safety
      258 9 I HAVR to quarrel with the logic of the Minister of Home Affairs in announcing the (Jovernment's response to complaints over the use of car-phones (ST, July 19). Careless driving is when a driver is not in full control of his car and implies a danger
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      Ms Chan: Ministry replies
      214 9 PLEASE refer to the article "Ms Chan looks for a job" (TNP, Aug 4/5). Mrs Elizabeth Choy referred Ms Chan Poh Lin to our ministry on June 2 for financial assistance. Ms Chan has been a teacher with the Singapore School for the Visually Handicapped (SSVH)
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      33 9 |_LCCI COURSES Classes commencing scon. Attend our free talks/lectures to judge our teaching standards. Call PAUL ISARDAS *****00 for reservations and other details. ETS training CENTRE Cuppage Road, #08-04/05 Cuppage Centre Singapore 0922.
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      20 9 ROAST DUCK RICE FRIED KWAY TEOW GORENG PISANG KAMBING SOUP CHICKEN RICE ICE KACHANG ROTI PRATA MEE SIAM ROJAK SATAY
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Saddam sets terms for peace
      377 10 Wire services. IRAQ is ready to resolve the Gulf crisis if Israel and Syria withdraw from occupied territories. The conditions were part of a complex set of peace proposals announced by President Saddam Hussein yesterday. In a televised statement read by a spokesman, Mr Saddam
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      SADDAM'S CONDITIONS
      108 10 IRAQ is willing to end the Gulf crisis if: Israel immediately withdraws from occupied Arab territories in the West Banß, Gaza Strip and the Golan Heights. They were lost to Israel during the two Arab-Is-raeli wars in 1967 and 1973. Syria withdraws from Lebanon. Syria, Iraq's main Arab
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      Lock icon US and Israel reject plan
      158 10 Wire services. THE United States and Israel have rejected Iraq's plans to end the Gulf crisis. The White House, in a statement from President George Bush's holiday home in Maine, said yesterday that the US "categorically rejects" President Saddam Hussein's conditions. "These latest conditions and
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      Lock icon Two Iraqi pilots defect to Saudi
      134 10 AP. TWO Iraqi air force pilots have defected, flying their MiG warplanes to a base in northern Saudi Arabia, diplomatic sources in the Middle East said Sunday. The sources, who insisted they not be further identified, said the Soviet-built warplanes landed on Saturday at
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      Lock icon Turkey will declare war — if attacked
      166 10 Turkey will declare war if attacked AP. THE Turkish Government yesterday received permission from Parliament to declare war and send troops into combat but only if Turkey were attacked. The Government had originally sought broader war powers. The clause that war would be declared only if Turkey were at- tacked
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      Lock icon Father charged with killing baby, feeding it to dog
      286 11 AP, AFP. THE father of a six-day-old boy, whose dismembered body was eaten by the family's German shepherd dog, was charged with murdering the infant in a fit of anger over a wet diaper, New York police said. Jason Radtke, 19,
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      Lock icon US ready to enforce sanctions
      308 11 Wire services. US forces will stop any tankers attempting to leave the Middle East with Iraqi or Kuwaiti oil aboard, said the US Secretary of State. "We now have a formal request from the legitimate government of Kuwait to take measures to implement (UN) sanctions
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      Lock icon Restaurant owner slain in Sydney
      306 12 Brother shot dead last year A MALAYSIAN-BORN businesswoman has been stabbed to death in her luxury bayside apartment in Sydney. Her brother, a wealthy doctor who also owned a hotel in Sydney, was murdered at home 10 months ago. The body of Mrs Rita Caleo,
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      Lock icon Tokyo Stocks
      66 12 T okyo Stocks Reuter. TOKYO stocks opened lower with the benchmark Nikkei index falling below 27,000 for the first time in nearly two years. Concern over rising tension in the Middle Kast, falls on Wall Street on Friday, and an unofficial .Japanese holiday will mean thin trading. The key 225-share
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      Lock icon Pakistan detains 5 Benazir aides
      82 12 AP. PAKISTANI authorities have arrested five associates of ousted Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. Four of them, including her private secretary, Mr Ahmed Fahim Mogul, and an official of the Pakistan Narcotics Control Board, were arrested on Saturday on charges of corruption. Also held was a
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      177 11 The Sound of Music Makes A Difference At A mora Amidst the glowing chandeliers music fills the air with the sound of the 6O's to popular contemporary numbers. Nightly from 7pm to lam, Yolanda with her f^Wfclflrr guitar entertains you with popular stings of yesteryears. So for that delightful evening
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      128 12 The Celebration Yes. it's our first anniversary and we're celebrating in a big way by giving you a host of privileges. A Just walk in for a free consultation between Wl 1• 31 August 1990. sign up for the Healthy %PS 1 Essential Programme of 10 treatments and you'll be
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    Lock icon Most like Jubilee T-shirts
    487 13  -  FASHIONTODAY By Jeanne Leong SINGAPOREANS can now wear their hearts on their sleeves. (letting into the swing of this year's celebrations were T-shirts with Singapore 25th Anniversary emblazoned on them. They are sold at Esprit, HeShe, Tang's and (laleries Lafayette. National Day may be over but
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      40 13 NEED AN APARIMENT OR A HQMK FIND rr IN THE STRAITS IMS CLASSIFIED fill Walk through the properties section of The Straits Times Classified for cats. the right size, area and right price for the home you want. 737 1166
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      92 13 Eat and win j a sleek Kenwood vacuum cleaner Participate in The New J Pa P« r Fastads/Lianhe jljL2i22M| Zaobao Food Fest *90 rETTS?!I contest now on till I t September 29, 1990. Spend $30 and above at any of our participating restaurants and food outlets advertised every Wednesday and
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  • Showtime
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      Madonna under fire
      458 14  -  By Ng Wan Ching OUTRAGEOUS, awful, blasphemous, unseemly, tasteless. That was how 10 people described Madonna's Blond Ambition concert, Live in Barcelona, telecast on SBC last Friday. Out of 12 people interviewed, 10 were shocked especially by three songs Like A Prayer, Dear Father and Live to
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    • WHAT OUR WRITERS SAY
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        'Let's say a prayer for art'
        191 14  -  By Paul Zach GIVEN her limited singing and dancing abilities, Madonna has built a career on sensationalism rather than talent ever since she cooed Like a Virgin. Thus it should come as no shock to fans who bought that line now to find her
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        'It was not in good taste'
        125 14  -  By Ng Wan Ching THE dancing was good, but they should have worn spandex, not religious robes. Madonna's dancers were dressed in black outfits and it looked like a mediaeval witch hunt by fanatics. A man rolled on the floor, a woman flung her
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      Tamil show with a difference
      477 15  -  By Ganesh Rajaram I 1 T was a variety show but there wasn't a compere to be found. That time-worn formula was thrown out by the members of the NUS Tamil Language Society at the Sungae Mulangu 90 variety show. The move to do away
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      All about Destina
      67 15 TODAY'S PIN UP Professional name: i Destina Nassir Full name: Alshah Nassir Age: 22 Date of birth: Oct 3, 1968 Birthplace: Singapore Marital status: Single Height: 1.73 m Weight: 4H kg Former occupation: Part-time modelling Hobbies: Swimming, squash and disco dancing Likes: Tall and good-looking guys Dislikes:
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      Story draws angry reactions from two
      210 15 TWO readers of The New Paper have reacted angrily to a report that many Indians in Singapore are unhappy about the quality of local Indian programmes on SBC. A man who would only give his name as Mr Martin said he felt the views
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    10 days that shook the world
    651 16 spotlight Iraq invades Kuwait. US and Soviet Union issue joint statement. UN calls for biggest economic squeeze in peace time. US sends troops to Saudi Arabia. Arab world condemns invasion. Ten days in August that left the world wondering: Are we on to World
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      41 17 MOVIE S T A. R looks M'k- JUKKm If you're after head turning looks, try f National's hairdryer. It's turbo boost will kr*|l T Q J A j g|| •775 y° u a windswept look Etf even He XiuQing would envy.
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      704 17 mondaytv JOURNEY'S END DIAMOND AWARDS MANHUA (Chen Xiuhuan, right) is (Channel 5, 11.40 pm) i '^'jj surprised to find Tiansheng working so "sli MORE music and Diamond hard but he refuses to confide in her. She Awards to look forward to in this learns from Shufang that Tiansheng is second
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    Dreams that you ride to the finish
    241 18  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Colin Cheong IN Oracion, the Asian Film Festival offering yesterday (SBC 12, 5.20 pm) everyone stakes their dreams on a horse. Hiromasa, 18, prays for a horse "fast as the wind, wild as the storm". His father, Tokai, dreams of raising
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      138 18 THE WAY WHY WOMEN MYTH SINGAPOREANS LOVE LOSERS INFORMATION SH NE Q f THE DRESS The appeal of men The beauty lies TIMES What's wrong who are nothing we've been told /-m... with it but trouble Glitter in the heat of the day SINGAPORE GIRL ABORTION f A U L
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      298 18 mondaytv m—Mutt* Ifittfl celebration special: MURPHY'S ROMANCE THE last thing Emma Moriarity expected to find in Eunice, Arizona, was love. So how did she wind up as the h object of Murphy's Romance? y\ r Sally Field (left) and James Garner star as Emma r' Moriarity and Murphy Jones respectively,
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  • SHOWTIME
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      Heavy Chains, light music
      570 19  -  By Lo Tien Yin HEAVY Chains is a female rock group. You may have conjured up pictures of a hard rock group, draped in chains, or at least sporting a black leather jacket or two. Nothing of that sort. The five-girl band from Taiwan, aged 19
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      CBS moves into mid-price CDs re-releases
      426 19  -  By Christine Teo THIRTYSOMETHING adults have helped create a pop music renaissance, according to Mr lan Ng, CBS Singapore's sales manager. His company recently rereleased more than 100 titles on compact discs in the midprice series. Most are by artists popular in the 1950s
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      22 21 I irnnr, lVTTi We have admin/clerical jobs, sales/service jobs and other kinds of jobs for your consideration. JflS&ffe The Employment Classified Section
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      415 21 MONDAYRADIO NOON News in Brief NOON Nows in Brief 12.0S Lunchdate 12.03 Popular Classics 1.00 News in Bri«f 1.00 News and Weather Forecast 1.1S Lunchdate (cont'd) 1.10 Currency Exchange Rates 2.00 News in Brief 1.15 Popular Classics (cont'd) 2.0S Afternoon Fare 1.4S Midday Market Report 3.00 News in Brief 2.00
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      179 21 I COMICRELEF Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee Augusta /Dominic Poelsma Angus McGill f 1H& OJ£ 1A1& tfWVf f TOO*. J ft* o/fc T$A 1 wa George the Robot/stephen Stanley yj VdOJtO toJ UK£ yj A Kofecrr A C e,crr ®«AA-mA4.lSB«- ylN. yjl A CX2A*sIVC £,\R "To CM«x»e You'M: i I M6.X-T Duffy/Bruce Hammond
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      474 22 COMICREUEF MONDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh NOON Good Music, Company and Me NOON Newsdesk 12-15 Sentimental Journey 12.30 Off the Shelf ISN'T Trt\s Hf UEIIaVS AN Mm »o( lftV VKI 12.30 Keeping Track: Topic Queen 12.45 Journey to the Centre R INNER EbcCfiTlC/MAL iO POT T WTftA jHH WRONG sU a
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      441 23 THE EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED SECTION 811 Personal Services/ 811 Personal Service*/ 811 Personal Services/ Merchandise Merchandise Merchandiae <21 Business To Business PRIVATE J COMPUTER J TRAINING Are you s computer Illiterate 0 Become a COMPUTER EXPERT J Within 5 days J $450 per person *We provid inhouse office* training <i private
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      490 23 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment Sole Distributor of U.K. Electronic Electrical Components. requires the following: 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVES 2 SALES CO-ORDINATORS (IN-DOOR) Age 30 years below Pleasant disposition with good communication skills 1 2 years Sales experience ITC/NTC Certificate in Electronic/Electrical an added advantage Possess own transport for (1)
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      198 23 1 831 Employment FEMALE GENERAL CLERK MMMOjCX O level 1 year's working experience ability to type 30 *p m salary $681) per month MALE TALLY/ WAREHOUSE CLERKS aged below 43 years old salary $1,000 uml above including overtime BENEFITS medical and hospitalisation benefits annual bonus and leave confirmation increment Interested
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      598 24 "r=S22=22=222=S=2=S. I 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment s ———i— bm ae CAlU¥l Accounts Office SONY strongly li, 1 V C|crk Attendant bcIICVCS IYI yOUY W Wll ml V I! (Finance Department) (HR/General Affairs Division) hnfpiltin! nnH Ajpf U• 1 w GCE
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      153 24 Develop your career with GCE O Level or Ngee Ann I Polytechnic graduates s s/Ja rJf LCCI H '9 her \l7) Accounting Minimum 3 years experience in a computerised environment We are a company with i diversified interests in property investment, food ACCOUNTS W CLERKS and beverage, retail and j
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      154 24 i A CAREER IN FRAGRANCE CONSULTATION We urgently seek FRAGRANCE M CONSULTANTS If you enjoy meeting people, have a pleasant disposition and a flair for sales, we want you. To promote quality perfumes: Hermfis. Colors de Benetton, Jean Patou andLacoste. You can expect: A high basic salary. Guaranteed commission. Incentives
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      229 24 2 Established company 5 a due to expansion urgent- g ly requires junior s 8 CONFIDENTIAL 8 SECRETARY 5 9 e 1 to 2 years' work- 9 B Ing experience a good command of English 9 pleasant personall- 9 I I ty 2 ability to work in- fi dependently CONFIDENTIAL
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      471 25 831 Employment 831 Employment ■H»okIIIIIIIIIIIIII^mm| FORUM GAIIERIA SHOPPING CENTRE 1 invite# suitable candidate* for the posts of: t CUSTOMER RELATIONS OFFICERS w p PRE-REQUISITES f fl She should be a GCE 'O' Level holder I with pleasant personality and good II communication skills 1 sf 1 THE JOB She will
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      344 25 831 Employment 831 Employment Well established and expanding constrution firm invites applications for: Minimum 2 years experience in constrution company Graduates wrth diploma in building QS with a least 1 year experience Minimum 1 year experience in building Interested applicants please call Sally at *****54 He. 19 LOR KILAT #0102
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      389 25 831 Employment 831 Employment 5 ZUST-AMBROSETTI (SEA) PTE LTD S (International freight forwarder) Immediate vacancies:- S1) OPERATIONS EXECUTIVES I (seafreight) Well versed in Import custom documentation B Experience is necessary 2* Must be able to work independently 2 ■2) SHIPPING CLERKS Experience not necessary g Knowledge of shipping documentation an
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      62 25 J Int'l company requires: 1. FEMALE HAIRDRESSERS Can earn $1,000 above. i Experience necessary i J 2. SHAMPOO GIRL Salary |M 0 A ibon 3. ASSISTANT RECEPTIONIST cum CLINICAL ASST. Salary between $700 $900 Training will be provided for all posts. 5 1 days week Intarastad applicant*, plaaac coma personally
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      399 25 831 Employment A wall established American Oilfield service co. in Jurong require*: 1. COATERS/ BLASTERS e Able to rommunlmte In English e Physically (It e Experience not necessary. training will be provided e Able to work shifts e Prilirinei to Uiom who have completed N.S. 2. SECURITY GUARDS e Able
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      383 28 Reuter. A I USTRALIAN Wayne Grady won his first major golf title yesterday when he survived a duel with Fred Couples in the last six holes of the 1990 PGA Championship. "I'm just glad it's over. It was a very hard day," said the 33-year-old Queenslander
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      756 28 Results of yesterday's international sports: ATHLETICS International Meet in Monte Carlo Men's 100 metres: 1 Chidi Imoh (Nip) 10.23 2 Dennis Mitchell (US) 10.23 3 Linford Christie (Bri) 10.24. 200m: 1 Rohson dn Silva (Bra) 20.42 2 Floyd Heard (US) 20.67 3 Bruno MarieRose (Frae) 20.74. 400m: 1 Roberto
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      341 29 Wire services. K ENYAN world record-holder Peter Koech overcame stiflingly humid conditions to clock the fastest 3,000 metres steeplechase of the year at the Adriaan Paulen Memorial athletics meet in Hengelo, Holland yesterday. Koech won in Bmin 10.955 ec, almost two seconds faster than the previous
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      181 29 TENNIS Wire services. SWEDEN'S Stefan Edberg needed only 51 minutes to embarrass American Brad Gilbert 6-1, 6-1 and win his first match as the world's No. 1 player at the ATP Championships in Cincinnati yesterday. The 24-year-old Edberg, who reached world No. 1 on Thursday
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      320 29 AP. PHILIPPE Tourret of France upset world recordholder Roger Kingdom and Tony Dees in the 110-metre hurdles at a track and field meet in Fontvieille, Monaco yesterday. Tourret won his event in 13.285 ec o.l3sec ahead of Arthur Blake of the United States. Dees was a
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      257 29 Wire services. ARGENTINA'S Diego Maradona made a punctual return to Italy yesterday, a month after leaving the country to a chorus of jeers and whistles after his team lost to West Germany in the World Cup final. Maradona, under contract to Italian League champion Napoli until 1993, arrived at
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      453 30  -  Stories/ S Gulam in KUALA LUMPUR F OR the second time in three years, K Kannan was almost in tears at the Merdeka Stadium last night. Two years ago, he shed tears of sorrow after Singapore lost to Kedah in a quarter-final play-off. Last night, the tears which
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      106 30 SUDIAT Dali has to miss this Saturday's SemiPro League match against Sarawak at Kuching. The tough-tackling fullback received his second booking of the tournament last night against KL. He will have to serve a mandatory one-match suspension. Sudiat was booked in the 20th minute for
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      118 30 KUALA LUMPUR coach Josef Jankech has promised to help Singapore in its bid to win the Semi-Pro League. 44 We will beat Selangor. But can Singapore win its three away games?" he said. "If it can, it will take the title. KL is to play Selangor, which
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      Victim of over-confidence
      376 30  -  S Gulam HAS success made the Lions cocky? Or, has the away-game jinx returned to haunt them again? Or, perhaps, is it a combination of both? The last seems to be the best excuse for Singapore's defeat by Kuala Lumpur at the Merdeka Stadium last night. For,
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      404 31  -  By S Gulam In Kuala Lumpur ABBAS Saad and Alistair Edwards are leaving for Australia tonight to plead Singapore's cause. They want to convince their club, Sydney Olympic, to allow them to play for the Lions till the end of the year.
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      86 31 J >»iu,u I GRADY WINS PGA TITLE S Australian Wayne Grady (left) survives a duel with- American Fred Couples to win the 1990 PGA Golf Championship. Couples takes the lead at the 12th hole but makes four P^P*V successive bogeys to give the SORRY, SINGAPORE Jl Hpm Sorry^ says Kuala
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