The New Paper, 19 August 1991

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    15 1 the new paper MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1991 MITA (P) 13/4/91 50 CENTS the new paper
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      119 1 LiaßflKlLi' A penalty should W U UM v HI scored Jlj the L i Page vX > V PM Goh: Shrewd tactician PM's two deft moves Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong makes two deft moves over the weekend. First, he guarantees by-elections after the general election. Second, he asks voters
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      ‘My family drove me on’
      393 2 Two Singaporeans, who were rescued when their ship sank in the South China Sea on Thursday, returned home last night with 63 other survivors. They were the second group to come back. The first group of about 30 returned on Saturday night. Three survivors tell
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      Lock icon Two friends didn’t return with him
      203 2 Malaysian Mr Mamat Mohammed, 46, a painter THE moment his wife, Madam Rohana binti Abdul Hamid, 36, saw Mr Mamat, she burst into tears and hugged him tightly, refusing to let go even when staff of McDermott South Rast Asia, Mr Mamat's employers, tried
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      ‘I thought I was dead’
      280 2 Malaysian Ambang Mating, 31. HE held on to the rope of a life-buoy for more than three hours, being tossed about in the sea before a helicopter picked him up. "I thought I was dead for sure," said Mr Ambang. "I gave up completely and
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      Lock icon BELLY HO!
      390 3  -  By Ng Wan Ching LETTING a truck run over their bellies is how 26 Chinese martial arts students wished Singapore a happy 26th birthday yesterday. While they emerged physically unscathed from the experience, the feat worked wonders for their ego. The wu-shu students, from the Nam Wah Pai
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      The men beneath the wheels
      149 3 RETIREE Mr Lee Tee was, at 58, the oldest to achieve the feat yesterday. He has been training for four years and is a first dan black belt. The youngest was Mr Low Soon Heng, 17, a Singapore Polytechnic student. He has been training for
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      41 2 Cheapest in Town 1 In S'pore In A Hawker Centre GARDEN FOOD CENTRE 30 Martna Mall #01-07 i 1 VXAMarina South S(0101) MSO-FREE Tel: *****29 (Business Hours: 3pm to 11 pm) $9.50 NETT/ADULT I mr $5.00 NETT/CHILD EAT ALL YOU CAN
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      26 2 Hotlineplus HEARD anything? Seen anything? Call Hotline Plus, 734-7711, or write to: The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Rd, S'pore 0923. GLOSSARY/ Page 15
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      valuing ties
      175 4 HOT STORY VALUES and growing affluence were stressed yesterday. Reader Aileen Lim Sui Chin said that instead of just buying things for children, parents should spend time with them. She said this in a letter published in The Straits Times Forum page. Reader Zalina Ariffin said Singaporeans should
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      HEADLINERS
      90 4 The Straits Times: Strong mandate needed to spend reserves, says PM. Business Times: Japan-based firms get up to $s()b loans in S'pore. Lianhe Zaobao: Only clear and definite support by voters will invite foreign investment; PM Goh: To ensure all school leavers have jobs. Berita Harian: Edusave, Medifund: Give
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        Exercises to go on
        79 4 .JOINT military exercises in Johor's Ulu Tiram area will go on, Malaysian Army Commander-in-Chief Cieneral Tan Sri Yaacob Mohamad Zain said on Saturday. Johor was very suitable for large-scale exercises involving more than one battalion, such as those held with several countries in the past, he
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        Police posts needed
        83 4 MALAYSIAN Information Minister Datuk Mohamed Hahmat has called for the setting up of police posts in coastal villages in Gelang Patah, which is across the Straits of Johor from Singapore, for better security. He said such posts would also improve the dissemination of information especially on security.
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        Peace prospects
        74 4 PROSPECTS for a peace settlement in Cambodia have improved greatly with a change in Vietnam's Cabinet. The assessment by senior American officials is that the new ministers, especially Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet, are practical reformers. The Americans believed that tension between Hanoi and Beijing could be reduced,
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        Can collection
        40 4 A LOCAL scrap metal company may set up aluminium can collection centres in some HDB estates if its "cash-for-trash" recycling scheme is successful. Asia Metals currently has two collection points in Tuas, .Jurong, and Defu Lane in Serangoon.
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        Shorter summer holidays
        75 4 A GROWING number of schools in the United States are slashing the summer vacation by weeks. They are moving their students to a year-round calendar of shorter but more frequent breaks. They cite two reasons: It is easier for children to retain information over short breaks than
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      POTLUCK
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      Asean common market
      92 4 TWENTY-FIVE years after its formation. Asean leaders appear committed to a South-east Asia free of economic barriers. Their want to achieve this by the end of the century. A summit, with this as the main theme will be held in Singapore in January. If the idea of
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      298 4 Whydo so many students choose 1/ /j j SIC to study for the UNIVERSITY OF LONDON (fxlirnalM A\v I>K;KH I I PART-TIME OR > FULL-TIME COURSE //J j I llighl) Competitive fees i J Specialised lecturers led h\ a former I Vssociate Professor %%ith Ph. I> (Cambridge) i I I
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      44 4 Q Is There a New Home on Your A ,p Horizon? t Urban or suburban...wherever you're looking for a home, apartment p ',V or condo...shop in the Properties section of n liifj The Straits Times Classified! 737-1166 0 jfj ,-i {i j 11 j
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      307 5 JJIIANO >< "V f r spend a^M Holiday 5 you to an lijrinp y° u correctly m MFflm dent 'ty our 'today's Special'. The M 2nd-6th Prize: B more entries you submit, the fflH $200 Italian 4k 1 greater your chances of winning! frorT&f Rules Regulations at Tannq Studio (5
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Don’t forget businesswomen
      335 6 THERE are not only good businessmen around. There are good businesswomen, too. That is why organisers of the Singapore Business Awards are hoping to get more women nominees this year. Said Mr Mano Sabnani, Editor of Business Times and chairman, Singapore Business Awards Working Committee: "There are
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      PAST WINNERS
      107 6 The Businessman of the Year Award: 1990: Mr Wee Cho Yaw, group chairman of United Overseas Bank Group 1989: Mr Tang I-Fang, executive chairman, Wearne Brothers Ltd 1988: Mr Lien Ying Chow, group chairman. Overseas Union Bank 1987: Mr Alan Yeo, managing director, Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd 1986:
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      Lock icon Wild, wild time with bricks
      218 7  -  By Tang Wai Yin BRICKS are falling from the sky all over Singapore these days. But don't he alarmed. It's just a game. On second thoughts, maybe you should be alarmed. The Brick Game is highly-addictive. Originally known as Tetris when it was a video
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      Walkathon just for women
      237 7 A WALK by women for women \> being organised for next month. It is being put together by the women's interest group Aware, and aims to make women more mindful of how important exercise is. It will be held at Marina Village, over a 5- km
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      2nd language not necessary for Open U
      239 8 THK second language requirement will not apply for entry to the open university. Prime Minister Goh Cbok Tong was answering a question posed by a grassroot leader at Whampoa Community Centre yesterday. Mr Goh said: "The purpose of setting up an open university
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      A SECOND CHANCE FOR MANY
      111 8 THE Singapore Open University will start in July ltJ92. Its temporary location is at the National Productivity Board in •Jalan Bukit Merah. Any one with two A-level passes or an equivalent diploma qualifications may apply. This means that many working adults who were not able
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      114 6 GAIN WEIGHT..... THE Oterbal WAY Jenny Underweight? reeling V'V tired and lethargic? We have .V' just the solution, (lain A ft, weight the natural way tablets and an eating plan. It invigorates you, improves your appetite and makes you ,\ft er glow with health. Our pure herbal formula is good
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      10 6 ATTRACT POTENTIAL CANDIDATES with an ad In the APPOINTMENTS' COLUMNS
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      85 6 (^neen%e JH Autumn Breeze Sweet country- music, soothing evergreens, great sentimental hits. All these and more, light here at Jade Lounge, with our new bands Green Ice and Autumn Breeze. Continuous music all night long. HAPPY HOL'RS FASHIOX SHOWS 5 to 8 pm daily Every Mpndav One for one on
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      66 7 WHAT DO YOU THINK? MOO) Game an obsession with |DJ some? Should par* ffl ent s restrict the time their children 734-7711 spend on it? If y°u wish to view fish in the ¥jI v jKf air, see a whole flying school I loin ti-. lish .nul hirJ I Sentoso.
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      409 8 \jl: Ijj ARIES CANCER LIBRA CAPRICORN jN S TOl 2504 =2=07 V s o9 j TAURUS LEO SCORPIO AQUARIUS V "«p SO2 <*105 »10 jd*j GEMINI VIRGO SAGITTARIUS PISCES U It 03 J AN EXHIBITION WITH NEW AND EXCITING IDEAS L HOME (MjIUM FREE ADMISSION V n TTJI HOME CREATIONS'9I
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      13 8 The Straits Times WEEKLV OVERSEAS EDITION Making an issue of the major issues
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  • VOICES
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      Watch the durian touts
      161 9  -  Compiled, by/ Trudy Lim A managing director from Ang Mo Kio: Last week, I stopped to buy durians from a roadside stall next to a petrol station in Johor Baru, just before the immigration checkpoint. The seller chose five durians and asked for $4.50 per kg
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      Watch the robbers
      83 9 Ms Alice Tan, 40+: My nephew and some friends were shopping in JB recently when three men aged between 20 and 30 forced them at knifepoint to a secluded spot nearby. They robbed them of their money and bank cards. One of the men came to Singapore
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      No place in the world beats My Singapore
      121 9 LAST week, on Voices page, a reader complained about dirty food stalls at the Bedok Interchange, Geylang and Haig Road. Here's one reaction: Ms Ira Mohammad, 31, sales coordinator: It is really disgusting to hear such remarks from a person who is
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      NUSSU clarifies
      77 9 Mr Edward Stanley Tay, Hon Gen Secretary, National University of Singapore Students' Union: Your report (TNP, Aug 15) alleged that the President had remarked about his management of Hag and Flag Day on the radio talk show. As official recorder, I would like to state that NUSSL's management
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    • Article
      Nuisance from birds
      57 9 Ms Cheryl Goh, 25, secretary: Birds are giving my family and me sleepless nights. They make too much noise behind my block (Block 19, Ghim Moh Road). I have called HDB for help but they said they cannot do anything except trim down the trees. But the
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    • WHISPERS
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        More cycling
        35 9 Miss Cheah Siok Ee, 25, consultant: There are not enough cycling events. The Singapore Amateur Cycling Association should organise enough events and make people aware of the rules so there are fewer accidents.
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        Cardphone hoggers
        45 9 Rajan: Some cardphone users are hogging the phones. I've tried several times to use the phones at Blocks 27, '28 and 29 of Marine Crescent but they are always in use. People should let others use the phones in case of an emergency.
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        Teachers mop up
        33 9 Jenny of Clementi Avenue 2: Teachers at a child care centre near my place have to mop the floor and clean the classroom before classes. I don't think it's fair.
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Only bread-and-butter issues
      573 10  -  By Trudy Lim IK then- are burning issues in this election, they did not show up yesterday. People from Whampoa and Moulmein met Hnd spoke with Prime Minister (»oh C hok Tong during his community visits. And most people had bread-and butter issues on their minds. Some
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      Lock icon PM Goh’s two deft poll moves
      664 11  -  By P N Balji IF nothing else, this election is going to show a new public face of the Prime Minister. That of a shrewd tactician. That face appeared at the National Day Rally on Aug 11 when Mr Goh Chok Tong got the
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      187 10 H HI WM YESTERDAY'S OfJCE MORE! Track down memory lane and discover the glorious memories of swing, rock 'n' roll and nostalgic music. Let our band "Terry, Hans, Philip and Geofery" or "FIESTA" hypnotise you with their version of The Bee Gees, Elvis The King and the segment from The
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      5 11 fftSZacfs The Employment Classified Section
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Bonn, Teheran ‘in hostage deal’
      236 12 Reuter. I RAN and Germany have reportedly reached a "gentleman's agreement" under which two German hostages in Lebanon would he freed as part of a wider prisoner exchange. A Muslim fundamentalist source said Iran was determined to remove all obstacles blocking the release of up
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      CHANGE IN STAND
      72 12 IRAN has been trying to end the hostage crisis in Lebanon. In the past. Iran held the view that kidnapping Westerners was a form of "legitimate protest" by Lebanese Muslims against Israel and its Western backers.. Iran now realises that the hostage issue is not benefitting anyone
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      Sonia may reveal political plans tomorrow
      316 12  -  By Ravindra Kumar Reporting from New Delhi FORMER Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi would have been 47 tomorrow. His widow, Mrs Sonia Gandhi, is expected to use the occasion to declare if she has any political plans. This event is significant because Prime Minister
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      YSL: I was beaten up for being gay
      491 13 FASHION designer Yves Saint Laurent has spoken up for the first time about his homosexuality, tortured childhood and troubled life. The man whose initials are recognised the world over is a recluse. But he recently bared his soul in an interview with
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      Lock icon Chinese artist shot dead in New York
      193 13 UPI. A CHINESE street artist, working on a sketch in front of a Manhattan hotel, was shot to death early yesterday before a horrified crowd of onlookers. Witnesses said the shooting in front of the Milford Plaza Hotel might have been sparked by
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      303 12 Subscribe to Friday Weekly now and get valuable gifts The students' newspaper Friday Weekly, in Chinese, contains a rich store of interesting and informative articles, including cultural affairs, serialised kungfu stories, celebrity gossip, sports and entertainment items. To make the weekly newspaper even more exciting, there are many easy-to-win fun
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      118 13 I m They drank Pepsi. They supported ROBIN HOOD: THE PRINCE OF THIEVES" Now they will go to Australia free. Our 3 top winners of ROBIN HOOD: PRINCE OF THIEVES™ ADVENTURE Contest will each receive a tour package for 2 to the new Warner Bros Movie World Theme Park in
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    Lock icon Electric eyeS
    524 14  -  Showtime By Vivien Chiong HER electric eyes could melt even the hardest hearts. But Hongkong actress Elizabeth Lee is tired of being asked to flutter her eyelids, blink or wink at men. "Every director asks me to wink or bat my eyelids they say it will 'electrify' the
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    GLOSSARY
    169 15 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. statuesque: A woman who is statuesque is big and tall and looks rather like a Clreek statue of a woman. grumpy: Someone who is grumpy is bad-tempered, often because
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
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      221 15 COMICRELIEF Orchard Road/coim Goh Cathy/cathy Guisewite [we MAvfwr m \f i 1 Cmw'Th this..,A T irsT r aur r* hmc now 7 f*ii- 1 DtPfCTiNCr A OCCWT WWt*5A- I K« w 2EWITH THAT OK itwTn'S w C0*l /WJTHtR &A8V f 1 TlON SINCE dCMTH UtMtA I WliST HAVE I f
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      285 15 MONDAYRADIO FM 90.5 FM 92.4 News on the Hour noon n*«* in Brief 12.03 PM Popular Classics 12 05 PM A LuncMale with Rom Tan 1.00 Ne«« and Wtilhtr Forecast Muik and a Mystery Voice 0 Currency C*chan*e Rates tnc e U> n i ..I m., c 115 Popular Classics
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Sea of dead fish
      277 16 AP. MASSES of dead fish are floating in the waters of Bahrain. Officials in Manama said yesterday that the Gulf War oil spill might have caught up with the island's staple food. Mr .Jassim al-Qaseer, head of the Directorate of Fisheries, said large numbers of hamour
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      Lock icon ‘Bond’ in new role
      157 16 UPI. AGENT 007, is on a mission of mercy. Mr Roger Moore, who portrayed the suave spy, James Bond in a string of movies, visited a slum in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, as part of a campaign against cholera in Central America. Mr Moore was named bv the
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      Lock icon Wrong heart transplant: Man gets new heart
      216 16 AFP. A MAN who received a wrong heart last week, has undergone another transplant operation in Oregon, USA. The unidentified patient was listed in critical but stable condition normal for someone who undergoes a heart transplant, said doctors at the Oregon Health Sciences
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  • SHOWTIME
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      Baldwin brothers take on Hollywood
      470 17 A NEW group of brother-actors has taken on Hollywood. They are the Baldwin brothers Alec, 33, Daniel, 30, William 28, and Stephen Baldwin, 24. They follow the footsteps of the Bridges boys, who came first, and the Sheen-Estevez clan, reported South China Morning Post. Said
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      Plight and joy of Pan-Asian stars
      697 18 Eurasians may be sought after in Malaysia's movie industry for their height and exotic looks. But does being an exotic flower limit one's acting career? Six actors and actresses speak to the New Straits Times Susan Lankaster, 28, of Chinese-English parentage "Things have improved.
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      Aerobics, dancing, sit-ups, tennis... Phew!
      204 18 ELECTRIC EYES: ELIZABETH LEE IT was obvious from this trip that Elizabeth Lee had lost weight. "I managed to lose about 5 kg. It's because I've so much work to do. In the last month I've aerobics, record promotions and performances to do almost everyday."
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      53 17 I IB Hj ML Xc^ CHER SSi FEATURING THE SMASH HIT "THE SHOOP. SHOOP SONG (IT'S IN HIS KISS)" "LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING" gmtgr 9EPOK U Ml ALSO AVAILABLE IW f I\ u CHER HEART OF STONE 111 U. NOW AVAILABLE AT ALL FINE MUSIC STORES! V—/ o J >-. •<
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      447 19 MONDAYRADIO 12.30 PM Sentimental Journey FM 88.9 1.00 News NOON Newsdesk 1.10 Spice of Life 12.30 PM Off the Shelf 2.00 Chinese Opera 12.45 Andy Kershaw's World of Music 5.00 Goodtime Gold 1-00 World News 6.00 Is the World Going Too Fast? 109 Twenty-Four Hours 6.30 Gathering Dusk 1.30 Waveguide
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      120 19 COMICRELIEF PhippS/Joseph Farris Addlll/Brian Basset I I VWKTBEAT" V\ LBiJT VIEW OUT WW IT 15 WNEOA- V AFFORPTOKHP AN IT7 IfIHMR. Ttl RWICQMMG RfcV«6 s, £S*SSO MACMIHE «mmm toojtosts... v —wmofww Dllffy/Bruce Hammond 1 MOMPAV ttORNINCr... H WHO CAtfE. OP WITH iMbll' 1 T1 SACKTOWOWC. THiscxjPte&vsTEM rUd: „vjl CI in
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  • BODY SECRETS
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      How I share it
      551 20 My exercise Rachel Hunter, supermodel wife of rock star, Rod Stewart, tells how she keeps her body trim and shapely. 'I like to keep fit,' she jays POP star Rod Stewart's wife Rachel Hunter is a celebrity in her own right. A fabulous figure, flawless skin
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      MY 10-MINUTE TONE-UP PROGRAMME
      337 20 Abdomen tuck-in to tone up (A M stomach and waist: Lie with legs raised at right angles to the body, knees slightly bent and ankles crossed. Stick elbows out and prop up head with hands. Crane head slightly forwards as if you have a tennis ball
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      My daily diet
      470 20 MONDAY Breakfast: Fresh orange juice, two slices of wholemeal toast with butter and Vegemite, cup of black tea. Lunch: Raw vegetable titbits, large mixed dressed salad with smoked or poached salmon.Two glasses mineral water. Supper (at home): Dry Martini and lemonade aperitif, 4.5 oz of chargrilled marinated
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      78 21 A MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF BUSINESS TRENDS Has the EDB outlived its purpose? Jazzing up the office with Mozart m, m What price, nostalgia at the Raffles? Wearnes Tech buys its way into the Does i Two MBA schools, which one big ,ea 9ue Republic will S'poreans choose? Investment spotlight on
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      882 21 mondaytv IN THE HEAT OF T j TAKING A STAND SINGAPORE SHORT THE NIGHT j ,|T m (Channel 12, 10pm) FILM: AUGUST (Channel 5, 10.30 pm) j ifor i PARENTAL distress caused by (Channel 12, 8 pm) )BpW sn j out-of-control teenage behaviour VVHKN a wealthy industrialist w Sj is
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      180 23 StlfU *06(1*1 *Xiu Mon to Sat: 1 lam 2.30pm Sun Public Holidays: ~Bam 30pm Plus a selections cuisines at your pick. 89 A VAN PAIACC RESTAURANT Blk 25 Outram Park *06-433. Singapore 0316. Tel: *****16 DELICIOUS PALACE Koraan Barbacu* N Steamboat 139 Kallang Rood, Singapore 0820 (Near Lav»r>d«r MKT Station)
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      214 23 GOLDEN CROWN RESTAURANT BIL 40-B, Commonwealth Ave *03-352/354, 5(0314) Tel: *****55.*****56. *****57 SET LUNCH $18.00 Nett (For 2 Persons) $28.00 Nett (For 3 Persons) $48.00 Nett (For 4-5 Persons) Mf Hong Kong Dian Xin MontoSat 11am Ipin Sun Public Holidavb l()am 3 it 15 if m LUCKY HAINANESE BONELESS CHICKEN
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      343 24 The true taste of Thai .it < .IUcnMIAVA Specially for this week, Gung Yai Ob Plar, ovenbaked king prawns topped with hot and sour sauce and a dash of lime. Ch«j ftuyi Dui Seafood Market L R»:at#*nt Kk A/>4 M« KJO AM 4 «02-4n ra import 2054. Tet 4i4 CI
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      286 29 832 Employment Electrical engineering company requires urgently SKILLED/ SEMI-SKILLED ELECTRICIANS (Singaporeans) Interested, please call personally at PARICO ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. 126, Joo Seng Road #05-12, Gold Pine Industrial Building Singapore 1336 Tel: *****44. A well established Marina Mechanical Engineering lirm in Jurong haa immediate vacanciea tor the following poata.
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      298 31 832 Employment 832 Employment —I^— A Leading Offshore Construction Company 4 have immediate vacancy tor: ADMIN. ASSISTANT a Male age above 25 years a Knowledge of computers an advantage a Able to type well a Experience preferable but not essential Please call 27 6555 ext 20 or rite In to:
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      199 31 832 Employment RECEPTIONIST CUM SECRETARY for Diplomatic Mission at United Square. 101 Thomson Road e Mln GCE O' level e Proficiency in typing/ telex Please phone 255-0075/ 252-0245 Mr A. Doula/ Mr Chowdhury h AIRCON TECHNICIANS REQUIRED Please call: *****11 ■a—H L, COOK Required to work for a child development
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      251 32 AFP. PETE Sampras won his second title in three weeks in Indiana yesterday and served notice he will be the player to beat at the US Open, which begins on Aug 26 Sampras, seeded fifth, outlasted world number one Boris Becker 7-6 (7/2), 3-6, 6-3 to win
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      178 33 AFP. WORLD number one squash player Jansher Khan has threatened to quit Pakistan International Airlines (IMA) if the national carrier does not give him the treatment his status deserves. Jansher, who recently lost his world squash title to Australia's Rodney Martin, was bitter about the delay in providing
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      71 33 AFP. SUSAN Devoy, the world's top woman squash player, lost her baby over the weekend. Devoy was three months pregnant. After she won her first two games in the New Zealand Open she pulled out of the quarter-finals on medical advice. Her husband John Oakley said she lost
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      190 33  -  By Loh Tuan Lee YESTERDAY was not like any other Sunday morning at the Chinese Swimming Club. There was excitement in the air because the swimmers were to have a Very Important Visitor Dr Yeo Nlng Hong. Dr Yeo, the Defence iMinister and president of the
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      96 32 832 Employment URGENTLY REQUIRED: FEMALE GENERAL CLERK at Upp. Aljunied office Please Call 282 2044 L. URGENTLY REQUIRED RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK TYPIST Requirement*: School leavers are welcome Interested call *****55 Florence UNIVERSAL RESORTS requires urgently RECEPTIONIST/ RESERVATIONS CLERK j Duties attending to sales enquiries Typing essential j Those with travel agency's
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      432 32 COME MEET (3> A WORLD BUILDING jiJuM CHfIMPIOHTf Terry Mitsos, a World Body Building Champion and 5-time Mr. Australia is in town. Come and meet him at: VENUE DATE TIME Ape* 12 00pm -2 00pm 1 (Oriental Emp.) Family Health 218 91 (Wed) 7 30pm-900pn JBHfirSßWßjyy Food Rattles City (#O3-20)
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      437 34 ALREADY WE'VE HAD ram lip^RH IANSHERKHAN CHRIS ROBERTSON TRISTAN NANCARROW DANIELLE DRADY BRETT MARTIN ROBYNIAMBOURNE DD YOU GUESS GORHECIiy? 4th-10th Prize Winners of an Anchor Beer round Toy Hong Siong l/C No. *****15/G Ton Teng Huot l/C No. *****57/H This year's 1991 Anchor Beer Singopore Sguosh Open r u<l tickets
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      312 35  -  By S Gulam SINGAPORE'S future participation in the Malaysia Cup could be known tonight when the Football Association of Singapore holds a special council meeting to discuss the report made by a four-man committee. The committee, headed by council member S Thavaneson, was set up
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      217 35 EUROPE KICKOFF: FRANCE Reuter. MARSEILLE beat Caen 3-1 away in Normandy yesterday to move elospr to the top of the French soccer championship. The title-holder, unbeaten but largely unimpressive in earier games this season, joins Metz and Monaco on 10 points. Metz. the team that beat
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      176 35 EUROPE KICKOFF: HOLLAND Reuter. DUTCH international striker Wim Kieft celebrated his return to PSV Eindhoven with the winning goal in its 2-1 home victory over FC I'trecht yesterday. Kieft, who returned to Dutch champion PSV last month after a season in Bordeaux, struck juat seven
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      471 35 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: GOLF English Open Tournament in Sutton Coldfield, England final scores (GB and Ireland unless stated): 278 David Gilford 70-71-67-70 280 Roger Chapman 69-66-74-71 282 Steve Richardson 71-70-68-73, Severiano Ballesteros (Spa) 70-71-70-71 284 Per-Ulrik -Johansson (Swe) 69-73-69-73, Rodger Davis (Aust) 71-73-71-69 285 Greg
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      606 36  -  SINGAPORE 1 TERENGGANU 0 S Gulam THANK goodness for the Kallang Roar and the Wave. It woke the Lions up in the final stages of Saturday night's game. Otherwise, it would have been goodbye to the Malaysia Cup. It was a night when
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      187 37 SINGAPORE 1 TERENGGANUO In the end, everything was all right. But for 89 minutes on Saturday night, it looked like it would be the same old story for Singapore in its Semi-Pro League match against Terengganu. The story of missed chances... 120 th min: D
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      455 38  -  By S Gulam WAS the penalty which sank Terengganu at the National Stadium on Saturday fair? The Terengganu players were unanimous in saying no. Rut their coach. Abdullah Mohamed. accepted referee V K S Chinniah's controversial decision. Singapore coach Robin Chan, however, said he couldn't care.
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      277 38  -  JOHOR2 PERAK2 By Abdul Shukor A DUBIOUS decision to award Perak a penalty, seven minutes before the final whistle, has altered the course of the League. Had Perak lost to Johor. Singapore's chances of qualifying would have been better. While nothing should be taken away from
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      519 38 BRIAN MILLER MEETS CRAIG FOSTER IT took a heap of courage. A sense of commitment. And a cool head. On Saturday Craig Foster showed that he had it all when he walked up to take the penalty kick that gave Singapore its
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    103 39 Australian Aiistair Edwards got engaged to Gracie Andre, a Singaporean of French-Indian descent, in Johor Bahru yesterday, reports Utusan Malaysia. Edwards, who plays for Johor in the Semi-Pro League, met Gracie in a hotel in Singapore last year, when Edwards was playing for Republic. They
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