The New Paper, 6 October 1990

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    16 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6/SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS
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      111 1 UP MUTINY toitfdl Col Alexander Noble surrenders in Mindanao, ending short-lived revolt against Aquino Government. i),' $SX\<) <h (T: From the horse's mouth Page 20 I Inflation can rise up to five per cent or more this year. Water and electricity bills are likely to go up. That can lead
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      'Inflation may go up to 5 per cent'
      298 2 INFLATION can go up to 5 per cent or more this year because of the Gulf crisis, says Mr Lim Boon Heng. The forecast by the NTUC deputy secretary-general appears in the Oct 1 issue of NTUC News. The rise in bus
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      COPING WITH INFLATION
      105 2 UNION leaders will try to help workers cope with inflation. But they can help themselves best by working harder, some union leaders told NTUC News. The Government should lower workers' contribution to the Central Provident Fund, said Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union (SMMWU) secretary-general Mr John
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      'Oil companies making huge profits'
      174 2 BIG oil companies are making huge profits out of the Gulf crisis, says Britain's Today newspaper. The oil price rises have been heaviest in Britain, it says. The Office of Fair Trading in London said the oil companies were not guilty of price-fixing. But an
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      Lock icon Philippines rebel leader surrenders
      292 2 Wire services. THE leader of a short-lived revolt on Mindanao island in the Philippines surrendered on Saturday. The revolt was the seventh military rebellion crushed during President Corazon Aquino's 4V2 -year-old government. Renegade Colonel Alexander Noble surrendered unconditionally at 3 am to Senator Aquilino Pimentel on
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      Sorry
      38 2 The Malays 25 Years On (TNP Oct 5): The proposed joint venture to tackle the learning problems of lower primary school students should comprise Mendaki, the Education Ministry and Malay/Muslim professionals, and not Malay MPs as reported.
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      Lock icon The look
      450 3  -  By Yaw Yan Chong E VE TEE looks like the girl next door. She even thinks she is the typical Singapore girl. Readers of The New Paper and The Straits Times thought so, too. They chose her from a line-up of 12 as having the face that most
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      31 2 Hotlineplus IF you want to share a point of view, call our Hotline Plus 734-7711. You can also write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923.
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      Oct 21 Malaysia's polling day
      112 4 HOT STORIES MALAYSIA'S general election will be on Oct 21, the Election Commission announced yesterday in Kuala Lumpur. Nomination Day is Oct 11. In Sabah and Sarawak, voting will begin a day earlier. The national Parliament and all 11 state legislative assemblies in Peninsular Malaysia
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      Nov 22 Airtropolis takes off
      103 4 WHAT has more than 100 shops, 20 restaurants, two business centres, a gym, a supermarket, three banks and many more facilities? It's Airtropolis ("airport metropolis"), a new name that is being launched for Changi Airport when its Terminal 2 building opens on Nov 22. A
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      HEADLINERS
      65 4 The Straits Times: 'No better idea than Elected Presidency'. Business Times: S'pore sets terms for Indochina investments. Lianhe Zaobao: Goh Chok Tong: Elected President system is the best system. Berita Harian: President Bill goes to Select Committee. SBC morning news: Parliament has referred the Constitution of Singapore Amendment Bill
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        A change of name
        77 4 CHENG Hong Mansion is now known as Windy Heights. The new name has been adopted by the condominium since late last year after repair work costing $5.2 million was completed. Residents had opted for a name change to avoid the stigma attached to Cheng Hong. The
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        Bush's plan rejected
        110 4 THE US House of Representatives threw out a controversial Budget resolution early on Friday. This is a major setback for President George Bush and raises the prospect of a government shutdown for lack of funding. The 435-member House voted 179 to 254 against the outlines of a
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        Govt to lift ban
        56 4 SINGAPORE will lift its ban on investments in Vietnam and Cambodia as soon as the Supreme National Council of Cambodia is represented at the UN. The decision follows recent developments that have "significantly improved prospects for a comprehensive political settlement in Cambodia", the Mini try of
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        Call to private groups
        77 4 PRIVATE groups should complement the Government's financial help for poor students in independent schools. This was suggested by Senior Minister of State for Education Or Tay Eng Soon on Friday. He said organisations such as trade unions, clan associations, Lions clubs and Rotary clubs can provide
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        Venture capital firm
        82 4 MUSLIM professionals have set up a venture capital company with an authorised capital of $1 million. A member of the group said on Friday: "We believe in putting our money where our mouth is. There is no point in just proposing so many things and getting people
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        Growth in shipping
        94 4 SINGAPORE port is continuing to see growth in shipping despite the Gulf crisis. Latest statistics show that in the first nine months, the port handled W.l million 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of container traffic an increase of 22 per cent over the same period last year. I
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      31 4 It's 1 High Mech. MARKETING AGENCY (SINGAPORtI PTE LTD Sflte Sevier Ctfllrr 1 1 Mi B *>w« j ]l"Wl" E016"l» 112??"' A "MX.", 1 M >f>Si .'Tftl. 11 1 4i<n»f6<> <• iV.!""
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Police act tough on traffic safety
      208 5  -  By Brendan Pereira THE Traffic Police have stepped up enforcement against jaywalkers and bad motorists. Professor S Jayakumar, Minister for Home Affairs and Law, said on Thursday that 63 pedestrians had died in the first nine months of the year, compared with 39 in
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      Dead in the pool
      102 5 A SCHOOLBOY in a swimming pool began to struggle, but his friends thought he was joking and ignored him. Only later one of them saw him lying at the bottom of the pool, a coroner's court heard on Wednesday. Yip Shee Kai, 13, had gone on
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      Suicide for love
      103 5 A CORPORAL in the navy who wanted to test his girlfriend's love for him, asked a friend to tell her he had died. But the joke upset Ms Mhalakmi, 21, and she dumped him. He then wrote a letter expressing his love for her. He said he
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      He gulps down 13 swords
      319 6  -  By Yohanna Abdullah H OW many swords can you eat in one gulp? It's not easy but Count Desmond has swallowed 13 swords to make it into the Guinness Book of Records. Despite this unusual feat, he gags over his daily toothbrushing routine. This is
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      344 6 I THE NEW PAPER GIORDANO) E "HAPPILY, UNDER THE SUN" 300 Giordano Vouchers worth $100 each must be WOH I Send in your entries to: I The New Paper -GIORDANO "Happily, Under The Sun Contest" HOWTO ENTER Poa officc Check out The New Paper! Check out Giordano's latest "Happily, at
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      460 7 THE NEW PAPER j* SU EZ HOLIDAYS HONG <£ IN STYLE i v >3» ONUS Ki Travel to Mong Kon e in s, y' e and I (i m 9 experience the glamour with SIA m JWj&p' 1 it ir-** J EZ Holidays, which lets you enjoy 3 ifSSBi S&
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      The fun way to learning
      303 8  -  By Michelle Lee CHARADES and sketches are now part of English lessons at four primary schools. They are part of Resource-based English Language Learning Project started last year by the principals. The heads of Radin Mas Primary, Fairfield Methodist Primary, Bendemeer Primary and Stamford Primary
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      CATCHING IT
      86 8 AT the fifth annua! presentation of projects by primary school principals on Wednesday, eight innova tive projects were presented to about 400 principals, vice principals and Ministry of Education officials. Fun is the catch phrase The new way of teaching it would appear is to grab a student's
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      Lock icon Slice of S'pore for New York
      332 9  -  By Angeline Song A I SLICE of Haw Par Villa may soon be shown to about 45 million people in New York. That is, if Kodak International photographer Norman Kerr has his way. The 60-year-old American with more than 30 years' experience in photography
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      KERR'S PICTURES
      39 9 SOME of photographer Norman Kerr's prints will be on display on Sunday from 9 am 2 pm at the Van Kleef Room of Hotel Imperial. Entry is by purchase of a Kodak pack worth $10 for $5.
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      254 8 THE 11th MN GAMES COMMEMORATIVE COINS Held in Beijing for the first time, the Asian Games is currently at its climax. So is the turnover of the f~\ Asian Games Coins. In Singapore, only 500 sets are left! Consisting of one gold and four silver proof coins, the coins bear
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      688 9 A) THE BAYGON B) THE Chen Yuanyu. Jean Kamariah Bte Slamat Mohd Jaafar Bin Mohammad Rizal Bin Subam Teo Hee Neo, Helen I "RlllinA No. *****44.0 l/C No *****88/0 l/C No. *****80'J l/CNo *****07/H l/C No *****91/F Chew S.L., Carina Koh Eng Kuan Mohammad Salem Bin Abd Roslmda Bte Hanafi
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  • PARLIAMENT
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      1 DPM rounds up debate
      464 10 ELECTED PRESIDENT FIFTEEN more MPs spoke on Friday on the Elected President Bill bringing the total to 26 during the two days of debate. Parliament then voted 69-0 to pass the second reading of the bill. It aims to amend the Constitution. But first the
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    • WHAT MPs SAY
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        Too much power
        81 10 YES The Elected President should not wield power over key appointments and budgets of statutory bodies, said three MPs. He should only have control over institutions related to the nation's assets and reserves, said Dr Aline Wong (Tampines GRCh NO Mr Othman Haron Eusofe (Marine Parade GRC)
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        Not enough power
        87 10 THE Elected President should have a say over the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act, said Dr Low Seow Chay (Chua Chu Kang). This would prevent an irresponsible government from abusing the Act, which allows detention without trial. Dr Augustine Tan (Whampoa) felt the Elected President's powers to
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      280 10 SA TURD AYS PEC IA L usT B g k r won" CALTEX |gf SATURDAY SPECIAL^ J I ENTRY COUPON I i_3 *****1 Simple! Just answer the six simple questions on current news I s I EI makers/news events on this page. Fill in your answers in the Clues |p—
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Page touches young hearts
      333 11  -  By Angeline Song THE air reverberated with screams of "Tommee! Tommee's here! Oh, he's so cute, aaaaahhh!" A large black, glittering banner with the words "We love you, Tommy" appeared out of nowhere. The 20 security officers on duty had a hard time at Changi Airport's
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      Pretty 'babes' all in a row
      270 12  -  By Mathew Pereira WE practise what we preach thi9 seems to be the catch phrase of an advertising agency which is handling a Ministry of Health campaign encouraging Singaporeans to have more children. Six of the staff at the agency, Adcom Grey, are pregnant.
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      103 12 If You Are The New Paper Reader In This Photo You Have Won For Yourself New YASHICA ZOOMTEC 60 JB-60nm power aoom MASCO Lena, Aula ioaa, Auto exposure. Auto flash. Autoload, Auto wind and rewind, tdf-omer, Auto lena barrier All a slim and super oompaa body, All you have to
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      92 12 SteamS oat (Buffet ft ft ft Feast on an array of 30 ft* J] types of buffet fare. ft Pick as much as you want f rom a variety of seafood, meats, salad and noodles, /gfpoOLs/oe with piquant sauces for accompaniment. BBQ items available as side orders. Free Buffet Dessert
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Where to get sealants
      268 13 DENTALTALK I REFER to the report, Sealants save teeth, published in your Dental Talk column. My boy, who's 12, just had his molar drilled and filled after the dentist found the tooth had slight decay. Another molar, which is showing up, was chipped accidentally. Thinking his
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      GLOSSARY
      73 13 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. associate: T<> associate someone with something is to connect or link that person with it. astute: Quick and clever at seeing how to gain an advantage. lethargy: Extreme lack
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      Lock icon Toronto cracks credit card scam
      243 13 Reuter. T ORONTO police have cracked an international credit card fraud ring and arrested four men for using electronically doctored cards. The Hongkong-based scam involved copying electronic information from a genuine card and attaching it to a stolen one. The seized cards were stolen and
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      Lock icon Soviet hijacker hangs himself in Karachi jail
      98 13 Reuter. A SOVIET hijacker killed himself in a Karachi jail by hanging himself with a bedsheet on Friday. The man, identified as Igor Suslar, was one of 11 Soviet convicts who hijacked an Aeroflot airliner to Karachi on Aug 20. The Soviet Union
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      226 13 WL ||I(1st September 31st October 1990) §r esrlWS r t£j £i Qi JS LEVEL 2 MARINA SQUARE ru DINE AND WIN AT THE PARK T 'dr> IMAGINE BEING ABLE TO WIN A RETURN TRIP TO Wyg NEW ZEALAND FOR ONLY $2.50 J tvery $2.50 spent at any of our stalls
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Nine die in jail riot
      365 14 Wire services. A I T least nine people were killed on Friday when Indian police opened fire to crush a bloody riot in a maximum-se-curity jail in New Delhi. About 1,500 prisoners were involved in the riot. It was sparked by the death of an
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      Lock icon Angry mob attack cops with rocks in Osaka
      208 14 AP. AN angry crowd of more than 1,000 people in a crime-ridden neighbourhood in Osaka pounded riot troopers with gasoline bombs and rocks on Friday night. It was the fourth day of street fighting and arson in the area. At least 106
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      Lock icon British general hints at Gulf war
      320 15 gulf crisis Wire services. B RITAIN'S new commander in the Gulf has hinted that war is inevitable. Lieutenant-General Sir Peter de la Billiere said on Friday that there would be "serious developments" in the Gulf between next month and January. He was speaking to
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      Lock icon Erotic show: Museum cleared of charges
      104 15 Reuter. A US jury on Friday cleared a museum and its director of obscenity charges brought for displaying erotic photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe. The jury of four men and four women took three hours to reach its decision. They cleared Cincinnati's Contemporary Arts Museum
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      321 15 The New Paper Metro o q AOTAOfAOT Art AOTAOTAOJ lIPMPEIITIPN in conjunction with tbe CLEAN AND GREEN WEEK Professional Ist $5,000 gift voucher Category: 2nd -$2,500 gift voucher 3rd $1,000 gift voucher B Amateur Ist $1,000 gift voucher I Category: 2nd -$500 gift voucher 3rd-$250 gift voucher All other participants
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Motorists in US to pay toll for new highways
      216 16 USA Today. T 1 i OLL roads are coming up in the United States. Motorists will have to pay when they use many of the next generation of highways. Washington will help build pay-as-you-go roads in nine states under a pilot
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      Credit cards go on-line in China
      167 16 USING a Visa credit card in China will soon be as simple and as fast as anywhere in the world. By year end, the Bank of China will introduce the country's first computerised network for credit card authorisations, says a press release issued by
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      Lock icon Johor Baru hotels enjoy full occupancy rates
      212 16 Bernama. HOTELS in Johor Baru are booming. Their occupancy rates continue to remain as high as 95 to 100 per cent. And this despite an increase in room charges. Guests who wish to stay in their "favourite" hotels such as the Holiday Inn,
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      Lock icon Canadian aid for Asean
      93 16 AFP. CANADA signed five new assistance agreements with Asean on Friday to strengthen its commitment to development in the region. The agreements came on the second day of a four-day meeting in Calgary and Jasper between Canadian officials and Asean foreign ministers. The five new programmes
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  • FOREIGNSTOCKS
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      Lock icon London
      184 16 Wire services. SHARES rocketed in the late afternoon on Friday in London following a one per cent cut in UK interest rates to 14 per cent, and an announcement that Britain is to join the European Economic Community's Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) on Monday. The Financial Times 30-share index
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      Lock icon New York
      190 16 Wire services. SHARK prices zig-zagged on Wall Street on Friday, with the Dow .Jones index losing 50 points early on, then gaining 20 halfway through the day to close down 6.19 points at 2,510.64. The House of Representatives' rejection of a budget package led to a wave of
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      Indices/Closing
      56 16 I vFT Industrials I Fri 1,644.30 <l.fiO].UO> :j Dow Jones Average Kri 2.510,64 (2,slfi.K:i» n ST Industrial Kri 1,1 HUN (I.1I7.K0) NST Industrial Fri 2,652.(2,fi:«iT7) Hongkong Hang Seng Fri 0 lusedl Australian All Ordinaries Fri (I ..'WH.riIM n Nikkei Stock Average Fri 22.H27.fi5 (22.27K.191 Ktinrtv* in firiwbrt* rvhr t»■
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      474 17 GREAT BARRIER REEF CONTEST. 111 Jf-< a 6-day M stay at Australia's M Great Barrier Reef. /ML I* Here's your last chance to win an all expenses paid holiday to Australia. Keef in t+ie cool comfort of a semi-submersible boat. /%> lo beautiful, tropical, enchanting Cairns. On land, escape to
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  • Showtime
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      Lock icon Page now a polished STAR
      557 18  -  CONCERT TOMMY Page's concert will be on Saturday at the World Trade Centre Hall 4. Showtime is at 8 pm. Tickets at $20. $30. $40 and $50 can be bought at Hall 4 from 2 pm onwards. Stories/ Vivien Chiong L IKE the storyline of
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      FROM NOBODY TO TEENAGE IDOL IN TWO YEARS
      284 18 IN 1988, he was a nobody. Now he's a teenage idol in America and Asia. Tommy Page's climb up the ladder of success is not a fluke, however. It is simply a classic case of hard work paying off. When his self-titled
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      Playing on raw-bone emotions
      313 19  -  Review/ Review/ Dave Ang KALIUG is a painful play both to watch and to review. It is painful to watch because the play draws upon emotions that are raw to the bone. It is painful to review because you are not sure what to say about
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      21 19 We hove odmin/derical jobs, sales/service jobs and othef kinds of jobs for your consideration m FRSfads The Employment I Classified Section
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      115 19 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••ft** mm I I MJ I Ij en r i The action's non-stop here with Live Wire, one of the sizzling performing bands from Manila and Reeha, Singapore's own rock band. Tune in to on evening of jazzy, sassy music with the hip-hop hip and other powerful, energetic renditions and
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  • racing
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      Lock icon 'I'M THE ONE'
      846 20 On the eve of the Singapore Gold Cup race, BRIAN MILLER gets into the mind of '"Standing Ovation and discovers that the "glamour horse" sees himselfas the stronger contenderfor the top prize. This report comes straight from the horse's mouth... W f YOU must have f been
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      Gold, glamour and more
      427 20 GOLD CUP THROUGH THE YEARS THERE is no race like the Singapore Gold Cup. It is colour. It is excitement. It is glamour. It is money. And this year, more than ever, it is the biggest race on the Singapore-Malaysian racing calendar, with stake money reaching
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      PAST WINNERS
      77 20 1975: SAAS FEE 52.5 kg Noel Harris 1979: BOLD HUNTER 55kg CHOoi 191* SAAS FEE ttkg John Murray 19«1: TAMAN SINGAPURA 56.5 kg Jerry DonneJfy 1952: StAPA RAJAH 57kg Terry Lucas 1983: FREEDOM FIGHTER 55kg Graham Cook ISM: BIG CHIEF 51.5k* Tony Da Cruz IMS: BCn BOLD 55kg
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      THE LINE-UP
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      28 21 National's hairdryer. It*s turbo boost will k I I 1 g jFTresffi.™ y° u a windswe pt look ■g|L~^j!|^B| i^^ U/JS CST?!"" even He Xiu Qing would envy.
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  • Page 21 Miscellaneous
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      790 21 saturdaytv THEY E CAME N TO ROB HONGKONG (VARIETY) A NOTORIOUS armed robber escapes to l|?j TONIGHT'S programme features Guangzhou after his gang is smashed by the Jf < ,I|J| love songs sung by Yang Lin, Huang Hongkong police. To carry out his plan of Zhongkun, Luo Yingting, He Dulin
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  • Article
    Lessons in life from TV serials
    248 22  -  SEENLASTNIG HT By Vivien Chiong YOU can learn some lessons in life from watching TV serials. Last night, we learnt how a woman can recognise some tell-tale signs when the romance has gone out of her marriage. In the debut episode of SBC serial
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      449 22 [&j II sbs (essd „AVL ITS LIKE BEING THERE M ]hj HAW f .U^^Kr^Klll3&? ■HOT JiSßir the a performance TUNER The volume jjj^jj The SKPARATK' logo tells you our is up CASSETTE DECK (RS-X301) U'n J of individual hi-fi units individual amps, tuner, cassette deck and Feather touch controls Dolby
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  • Page 22 Miscellaneous
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      207 22 saturdaytv INGMAR BERGMAN: THE MAGIC 1 LANTERN (DOCUMENTARY) PP* >' THE films of Ingmar Bergman (left) stand as one of cinema's greatest personal testaments. They are also the product of a small group of collaborators who have worked regularly with the director over the years. These two documentaries explore both
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      826 23 sunda\ tv I i'l 111 II I .in: a a .-.TreyinE—■HP SCREEN 8: CITY HERO SCREEN 5: INTERNATIONAL (Channel 8, 3.10 pm) ROCK AWARDS (Channel 5, 9.40 pm) they to out ~V' i jjjj& escapes their trainer's eye and punishment W n RRP the group displays total commitment and !lOqS
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  • SHOWTIME
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      Local actor makes it in HK
      392 24  -  B> Vivien Chiong ANOTHKR Singaporean has made it to the Hongkong big screen. Models and beauty queens such as Pauline (-hong, Constance (loh, Jazreel Low and Teo Lee took the limelight when they acted in Hongkong movies recently. Hut move aside girls, ex-SBC actor
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      After the gold rush
      392 25  -  Stories/J Paul Zach N EARLY 20 years ago Neil Young sang: "Old man look at my life, I'm a lot like you were." Now Young, who turns 45 next month, is that old man in rock and roll years. Yet the way he's playing he should
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      NEIL YOUNG'S RAGGED GLORY
      165 25 NEIL Young's Ragged Glory is just what you would expect of an album recorded on a ranch a barnburner. It opens and closes with blistering volleys of electric guitar making a case for Young as one of rock's great axemen as well as a crack vocalist
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      FOR THE RECORD
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      399 26 SATURDAYRADIO NOON News in Brief NOON News in Brief 12.0S Real Fun 12.03 Popular Classics 1.00 News and Weather Report 1.00 News and Share Market Review 1.10 Traffic Report/Interlude 1.30 Popular Classics (con't) 1.30 Love on the Airwaves 2.00 Programme Summary 2.00 News in Brief, followed 2.02 Melody Time by
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      A Standing Ovation
      537 32  -  PREVIEW By" The Three Musketeers THE BUKIT Timah racing crowd will cheer the winner of the Singapore Gold Cup on Sunday and we have no doubt that it will be a Standing Ovation. Any punter who ignores the chances of this great galloper does so at his
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      The best is yet to be from Nightcrawler
      501 32 WE SAID it last week and we say it again. Local punters have still not seen the best of Nightcrawler. His name is a bit off-putting but there is nothing crawly about his racing. He cruised past the opposition last Sunday without
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      Lock icon Advantage Italians
      252 33 EUROPEAN CLUB COMPETITIONS: THE DRAW AFP, Reuter. I TALY'S two teams in the Cup-Winners' Cup competition, Sampdoria and Juventus, received the advantage of playing their second leg matches at home. Uefa Cup holder Juventus was drawn to play Austria Vienna. Sampdoria, seeking to win the trophy for a
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      WHO THEY PLAY
      231 33 Champions Cup (last 16): Dynamo Dresden (Ger) v Malmo (Swe); Red£tar Belgrade (Yugo) v Glasgow Rangers (Scot); Dynamo Bucharest (Rom) v FC Porto (Port); Real Madrid (Spa) v FC Tyrol (Aut); Bayern Munich (Ger) v Sredets Sofia (Bui); Lech Poznan (Pol) v Marseille (Fra); Naples (Ita) v
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      210 33 Wire services. JAN Molby is doubtful for Denmark's match against the Faroe Islands next week. The midfield player misses Liverpool's English First Division clash with Derby on Saturday after injuring his back in training on Friday. GABRIEL Calderon, Argentina's World Cup midfielder, has joined Sion, the Swiss First Division
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      WOMAN IN THE MIDDLE
      255 34  -  SPORE OPEN TENNIS By Loh Tuan Lee THE Honda-Kah Singapore Men's Open at the Singapore Island Country Club is a haven of men athletic players, cute ballboys and male umpires oozing authority. But the rose among the thorns is Mrs Joan Vormbaum, an ATP chair umpire
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      Ho reduced to nervous wreck
      108 34 THEY turned up in full force to watch the Tommy Ho vs Boris Laustroer match. Correction, they came to watch "Cousin Ho". They came expecting Ho to win. Ironically, their wellmeant intentions turned against them. Because, instead of drawing inspiration from their cheers, the burden
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      230 34 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: GOLF German Masters Stuttgart 2nd rd (British unless stated): 133 Bernhard Langer ((ler) 66-87 135 Sam Torrance 70-65 137 David Keherty 69-68 138 Mike Harwood (Aust) 71 67 139-lose-Maria Olaza bal (Spa) 69-70, Scott Simpson (I'S) 72-67, Mark McNulty (Zim) 71-68, Grant
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      295 34 They have served the winning totmnambnt aces, volleys and topspins. They HONOA-KAH SINGAPORE have that competitive edge; the MEN'S TENNIS OPEN 90 Tv-ST passion to win. They are ready. 'JSorT At stake is a total prize money f of US$5O,OOO. And a precious ff## S k9tfl» In UrvU• 50 ATP
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      150 35 AP. Q ATARI sprinter Talal Mansoor has been named Asia's top athlete for 1990 and the outstanding athlete of the Asian Games in a poll of sports writers. Chinese cyclist Zhou Lingmen, who set a world record in the one-km time trial, the first world record
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      Gold that is not China's
      103 35  -  By BRIAN MILLER AFTER two weeks of hectic competition, the 11th Asian Games grinds to a halt on Saturday with 11 gold medals at stake. But while everyone's looking forward to the concluding day's events, no one's taking bets as to who will claim the
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      Ready-made cheers
      111 35 THE drums pound, cymbals crash and the cheering sections create a deafening roar. For the last fortnight, we've seen and we've heard the Games "la la teams" in action. You too must have marvelled at this vociferous support. But do you know that these are "ready-made" fans? Yes,
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      Mopping-up with style
      88 35 I have never enjoyed the numerous "time-outs" during sports like basketball. Or the "sweat breaks" during badminton. But I welcome the "breaks" in volleyball simply because of the amusing routine of the "mopping-up" squad. The job of this team of eight is to wipe the court of
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      Sea of faceless winners
      564 36  -  THE FINAL FRAMES OF THE GAMES: THE FEAST By Ken Jalleh Jr in BE DING FOR every victorious Shen Jianqiang swimming to the limit in the Asian Games, there was a devastated Shen Xiao Yu suffering to the extreme. One won five swimming golds, the other
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      530 37 THE FINAL FRAMES OF THE GAMES: THE FANS F AR from the frenzy of the playground, a few hundred steps above the fray, the Man in the Stands found the real winners of the 11th Asian Games. Yes, the man in the stands had seen the medallists,
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      663 38 THE FINAL FRAMES OF THE GAMES: THE FRENZY A great wall of medals separates China from the rest of Asia. What is it that drives China's all-consuming passion to win everything in sight? To cha-yu (put more fuel) into every performance? KEN JALLEH Jr attempts to understand the
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      THE FACTS AND FIGURES
      232 38 The Games: Of the 27 medal disciplines. China dominated 13. it is also poised to dominate in basketball and badminton which will be played on Saturday. The medallists: Nineteen of China's athletes have won 3 or more gold medals, with swimmer Shen Jlangqiang topping the list
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      163 35 Mk, 0 The New Paper h®| J^ASiApAMES MEDAL TALLY Gold Silver Bronze Total China ±75 IQ3 S± 329 South Korea 52 S± 72 ±75 Japan 38 59 75 ±72 North Korea ±2 3Q 38 8Q Pakistan 4 1 7 ±2 Iran 3 6 8 17 Indonesia 3 5 21 29
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      53 35 I TV GAMES GUIDE 12.55pm: Women's diving (final): 3m IrCll springboard 2.00pm: Women's basketball (3/4 placing): Taiwan v Japan 3.00pm: Men's diving (final): 3m springboard 3.45pm: Women's basketball (final): China v S Korea 7.00pm: Badminton finals: (Live) 8.00pm: Men's soccer (final): Iran v N Korea (Live) 10.15pm: XI Asian Games
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