The New Paper, 28 January 1992
1992-01-28
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Title Section12 1992-01-28 1 the new paper TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1992 MITA (P) 13/4/91 50 CENTS12 words
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Advertisement126 1992-01-28 1 1 0 wgmgmmam mmmmmm ftl HA Ip I j! II II Ml MITA (P) 13/4/91 50 CENTS flg A shocking picture of a pretty Singapore teenager who is reduced to skin and bones emerges at a court hearing probing her death. Court pictures show Sharifah Ruzina's twig-like legs and arms126 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article424 1992-01-28 2 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor W I Y HERE is Haron Mundir? According to his friends and athletic officials, the controversial national athlete has gone to Malaysia to work and train. Haron, 28, is said to have been in Kuala Lumpur since November last year. He was banned from424 words
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Article, Illustration80 1992-01-28 2 IN April 1989, Haron was selected for a five-week training stint in Japan sponsored by the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association. But five days later, he returned to Singapore citing food and training problems there. An SAAA disciplinary committee fouvd him guilty and imposed an 18-month ban80 words
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Article229 1992-01-28 2 THE two boys who heard about Haron Mundir living in Kuala Lumpur are Iwan Iskandar and Firdhouse Hassan, two junior Singapore athletes, both 16 and studying at Anderson JC. Said Iwan: "We met Nur Herman Majid, the Malaysian champion hurdler, last December. "Firdhouse and I229 words
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Article261 1992-01-28 2 AFP. A MAN who spent six years wrongly believing he had Aids after a medical test is suing French medical institutions for at least $800,000, his lawyer said. According to lawyer Sophie Bottai. Mr .Jean-Luc Michallat was wrongly told after a 1985 examination at theAFP. - 261 words
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Article, Illustration497 1992-01-28 3 During the Asean summit, the wives of the delegates have their own separate programme. This morning, more than 25 Asean women VIPs were scheduled to visit the Tang Dynasty Village, afterli tour of the Singapore Botanical Gardens. ANGELINE SONG previews the programme at the Village BYPicture/ Simon Ker - 497 words
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Article, Illustration47 1992-01-28 3 Girl guides: At a photo-shoot yesterday, Michelle Ong. 27, (third from left) said: "We've been reading up on the Tang Dynasty." The others picked to show the IPs around this morning (from left): Tricia Low. 22, Annie Seow. 20. and Xlaggie Tan. 18.47 words
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Miscellaneous16 1992-01-28 2 Weather WINDY with occasional showers in the afternoon. Max temp: 30 deg C. Sunset: 7.19 pm.16 words
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QUICKNEWS
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Article260 1992-01-28 4 FEWER students who were teenage gangsters are returning to crime, thanks to a massive effort by the police. The police action involves counselling 300 students connected with gangland activities. Only 3 per cent of those counselled by the Criminal Investigation Department for fighting, rioting and extortion last260 words
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Article51 1992-01-28 4 FUN FOR KIDS MICKEY Mouse may set up shop in Thailand. Walt Disney executives are in Thailand to study whether they can build a giant amusement park, a Thai official said yesterday. Malaysia is being considered as an alternative site for the new Disneyland, The Bangkok Post51 words
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Article76 1992-01-28 4 The Straits Times: Asean calls for clear directions Business Times: Asean Free Trade Area gets ringing endorsement Lianhe Zaobao: Six leaders at summit agree that Asean should strengthen economic cooperation to realise Afta objective Berita Harian: Asean resolves to boost economic cooperation SBC morning news: The Israeli government has76 words
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CATCH OF THE DAY
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Article, Illustration59 1992-01-28 4 The UTUSAN Melayu Group wants to operate Malaysia's second private TV station. The publishing, advertising and insurance group has submitted an application, Malaysian Business Times reported. It is believed that two other companies have sent in their bids as well. One is said to be cable radio59 words
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Article70 1992-01-28 4 THE occupancy rate of hotels in Singapore may rise to 81.9 per cent in the first quarter of this year. This was stated bv the Singapore Hotel Association. The occupancy rate was 70.7 per cent in the same period last year. The SHA cited the Visit Asean Year70 words
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Article63 1992-01-28 4 SOME Tamils based in Malaysia and Singapore may have given "dirert support" to the killers of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, Indian investigators said. They are believed to have provided money, weapons and other logistic support to the killers, the Press Trust of India reported. India's Special Investigating63 words
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Article, Illustration97 1992-01-28 4 THAILAND is reviving a plan to build a massive land-bridge across the Isthmus of Kra, said a Malaysian newspaper. The Star yesterday quoted Dr Savit Bhotiwihok, an adviser to Thai Prime Minister Anand Panyarachun, as saying that he would submit a detailed plan to the Thai97 words
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Article97 1992-01-28 4 MORE junior supervisors and executives can now join trade unions made up of rank-and-file workers. A set of guidelines issued by the Labour Ministry yesterday made it clear that most junior managers were free "in normal circumstances" to sign up as members of the 83 existing unions.97 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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522 1992-01-28 6 Seventeen year-old Sharifah Ruzina bte Syed Mahamad was skin and bones when she died on Nov 1, 1987. Was she starved to death or was she suffering from an eating disorder? The coroner's court left the question open yesterday because of insufficient evidence. The522 words
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Article329 1992-01-28 6 THE girl who died of starvation was yesterday described by her mother to be a bin eater. Madam Pamela Majorif Bakar, the mother of 17-year-old Sharifah Huzina bte Syed Mahamad, admitted to confining Sharifah but denied torturing or ill-treating her. The family always ate329 words
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Article92 1992-01-28 6 DEATH was due to broncho-pneumo-nia, which could have been caused by neglect or self-imposed starvation, said Dr Tan "Forced starvation can be a feature of child abuse or neglect," he said. However, he noted that Sharifah's sores and scars could have result from malnutrition white the92 words
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Article59 1992-01-28 6 THE postmortem revealed three major findj ings: Her thinness: She was very thin and severely undernourished, with almost completely no fat. Injuries: She had mulI tiple sores on her body j with some small, linear 1 and circular scars. She also had bruises. All the injuries were surface,59 words
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Article, Illustration555 1992-01-28 8 Singapore Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday welcomed Asean leaders to the Fourth Summit. The Heads of Government, including Mr Goh, then made their opening speeches. IRENE NG reports BRUNEI Sultan Hassanal WHAT we urgently need is fair and free trade, not barriers or any other form555 words
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Article175 1992-01-28 8 MR GOH CHOK TONG. 50, made a splash in the regional scene when he mooted the concept of a Growth Triangle in 1989. An economist by training, he has been described as having a technocrat's grasp of issues. MR ANAND PANYARACHUN, 60, is a strong supporter of liberalised trade.175 words
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Article207 1992-01-28 8 AFTER today, Marina Square will have to get used to normal life again. Today, the Fourth Asean Summit wraps up and its VVIP and merely VIP cast heads home this evening, leaving the Marina Mandarin and the Oriental to recover from a surfeit of motorcades207 words
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Article274 1992-01-28 9 KANDANG Kerbau Hospital is encouraging patients to donate blood for their own use later. The hospital's latest in-house newsletter, Special Delivery, described the procedure as "the safe and easy way" in its front-page article. The benefits listed include: Removing the risk of contracting274 words
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Article205 1992-01-28 9 AUTOLOGOUS blood transfusion came to public attention here in December 1989, with a newspaper advertisement for a private blood bank. It claimed that people could be protected against Aids and other blood-borne diseases. The advertisement, by the Autologous Blood Bank Singapore (ABBS), said that other diseases covered205 words
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Article185 1992-01-28 9 OTHER bodily materials can also be moved around. In the US, there have been clinical trials of autologous bone marrow transplants. In such transplants, a portion of a patient's bone marrow is removed and stored while she undergoes high doses of chemotherapy to kill her cancer. After chemotherapy,185 words
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Article, Illustration455 1992-01-28 10 Michelle Lee - By Michelle Lee A ITFOl T FO in Singapore? Last week, excited people called The New Paper saying that they had sighted UFOs (unidentified flying objects) on the Singapore skyline. Nothing so exciting, however. It was just the very powerful spotlights ofPictures/ Choo Chwee Hua - 455 words
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Article492 1992-01-28 11 Dominic Nathan - By Dominic Nathan A CAR chase and a confrontation with an armed housebreaker ended with the return of stolen property to President Wee Kim Wee's son but only after the culprit had bargained for his release. The President's son, Mr Bill Wee, a 55-year-old businessman said how492 words
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Advertisement119 1992-01-28 11 Undeniably, the So] place to meet for great new Sounds. ji* J jK Catch a great live performance by Sol Souna It's elegant. It's comfortable. And it's got great new sounds. With Italian marble, comfortable seats and attentive service, Lobby Lounge is perfect for all occasions. Live entertainment is provided119 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article306 1992-01-28 12 AP. RUSSIAN President Boris Yeltsin has abruptly cancelled his appointments for two days and left Moscow. His chief spokesman, Pavel Voshchanov, gave no reason for the cancellations, but said there would be a statement later today. His action came as a surprise for three reasons: TheAP. - 306 words
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Article, Illustration231 1992-01-28 12 AP. September 1989: The Soviet newspaper Pravda reprints an Italian newspaper report alleging that Mr Yeltsin drank heavily during a nine-city tour of the US. He called the report "garbage" and said he was under the influence of jet lag, not liquor. Mr Yeltsin, was a legislativeAP. - 231 words
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125 1992-01-28 12 Reuter. FORMER Georgian President Zviad Gamsakhurdia's plane was seized yesterday by about 40 of his supporters after mysteriously flying into Moscow's Vnukovo airport. Russian television said that the protesters occupied the aircraft and launched what they said was a hunger strike. It was in protest againstReuter. - 125 words
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Article232 1992-01-28 12 AP. A MAN, accused of setting a fire that killed five children in a town house, was trying to cover up a burglary. He also knew the children were inside. "He knew they were there, yes," said Lt William Fletcher, commander of the policeAP. - 232 words
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Article, Illustration447 1992-01-28 13 Wire services. A WOMAN who claims to have had an affair with US Democratic Party presidential favourite Bill Clinton has released about 10 minutes of taped telephone conversations that she says could prove their relationship. Ms Gennifer Flowers, a former state employee ofWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 447 words
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Article223 1992-01-28 13 Reuter. ALLEGATIONS of extramarital sex, like those dogging Mr Bill Clinton, have a long tradition among aspirants to the White House, and many of them have been true. Mr Clinton, Democratic governor of Arkansas, and his wife, Hillary, admitted on Sunday night that their marriageReuter. - 223 words
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Article, Illustration481 1992-01-28 14 Former world heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson is being tried for rape in Indianapolis in the US. The trial, which with jury selection, is expected to last three weeks. BOXER Mike Tyson was greeted with cheers and applause when he arrived at the courthouse481 words
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Article141 1992-01-28 14 Reuter. THE state of Indiana has brought in a special prosecutor for the case. He is Mr Greg Garrison, 44, who had been a prosecutor for 18 years before entering private legal practice. Mr Garrison will be up against Mr Vincent Fuller. 60, a senior partner inReuter. - 141 words
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Article245 1992-01-28 14 NOT since 1943 has an American celebrity of Tyson's standing been accused of so serious a charge as rape. In that year, actor Errol Flynn was tried for the alleged rape of two teenagers. He was found innocent. For Tyson, a conviction will bring245 words
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Miscellaneous1020 1992-01-28 17 tuesdaytv THE EDUCATION HOT TOPIC BERNADO BERTOLUCCI AND KILLING (Channel 8, 10.30 pm) *&§2f' I (Channel 12, 8 pm) <lj jfl OF EDMUND PERRY aCsk T THREE weeks ago, President J THIS programme looks at the /Phannpl S Q nm\ >M *Si Wee Kim Wee announced that a !< €SSS&L-1,020 words
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Article, Illustration484 1992-01-28 18 WARREN Beatty became a father for the first time recently at age 54. But the sex symbol, reputed for his way with women, had prepared for a baby as long as 15 years ago. The star didn't lack female attention throughout his 30-year career. He started early, keeping484 words
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Article, Illustration463 1992-01-28 19 Anuar Othman - By Anuar Othman THE face is Chinese. So is the surname. But actress Nancie Foo is a leading lady in Malay drama. You may think that because of her race, the Malaysian star must have problems landing parts in Malay productions. After all, howPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 463 words
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Article, Illustration302 1992-01-28 19 FROM PREVIOUS PAGE SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS(I96I) His movie debut in this story <>t two teens in 1929 Kansas. "Lucky break I learned how to make a movie the first time out. With the very best. Elia Kazan." BONNIE AND CLYDE302 words
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Article, Illustration381 1992-01-28 20 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin REPORTING FROM HONGKONG FOR more than eight years, Hongkong actor-director Philip Chan was battling thugs as a CII) officer. Two weeks ago, he found himself back in another battle with the outlaws. This time, as chairman of the Hongkong Director's381 words
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Miscellaneous176 1992-01-28 22 COMICRELIEF Cathy /Cathy Guisewite |T9OM(TMCft WHEN I LOOK All IT'S WORE THAN JUST THt"H 7 A A/ICK K—**. WCMWSIV, Wt STILL HER I SEE mv OWN FACE. FEATURES... SOMETIMES WHEN MY I ff,fllNT/,IN otiß OuW e- 1 I HOLO IW HEAD A CERTAIN r- MOM/ RESPONSES TO LIFE. 0 0176 words
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Article197 1992-01-28 26 AP. THERE is no medical reason to prevent Magic •Johnson from playing in the Olympics, an official of the International Olympic Committee said yesterday. Johnson, who retired from the Los Angeles Lakers in November after testing positive for the Aids virus, has said he wantsAP. - 197 words
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Article, Illustration203 1992-01-28 26 Reuter. ICE hockey, Canada's national pastime, is Car more dangerous for necks and spinal columns than any other North American sport, a new study said yesterday. Canadian players suffer neck and spinal injuries four times more often than Americans playing footballReuter. - 203 words
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Article, Illustration276 1992-01-28 26 AFP. A FORMER World Cup table-tennis champion, now holding a British passport, has been prevented from playing in the Olympic Games. Chen Xinhua, also twice a member of Chinese world title-winning table-tennis teams, was vetoed from playing by China, his country of origin. Chen wouldAFP. - 276 words
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Article, Illustration449 1992-01-28 27 The dust has hardly settled on Melbourne's Flinders Park courts where the Australian Open only recently ended but already 28 of the world's top women players are assembled for the Toray Pan Pacific Open. Among them is Martina Navratilova. She is in Tokyo with a mighty mission.AFP. - 449 words
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Article, Illustration117 1992-01-28 27 AP. AMERICAN teenager Jennifer Capriati, (left) who was mobbed by fans when she arrived in Hongkong yesterday, had the same fans cheering when she beat Argentina's Gabriela Sabatani 6-3, 6-7 (2-7), 7-6 (7-4) in an exhibition match later in the day. The 15-vear-old Capriati, who lostAP. - 117 words
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Article248 1992-01-28 27 Wire Services. CLAUDE Le Roy, French coach of Senegal's national soccer team, paid the inevitable penalty for failure in the African Nations' Cup. He was fired. Le Roy was relieved of his duties bv the Minister for Youth and Sport. Host Senegal was knocked out in the quarter-finals. ASTONWire Services. - 248 words
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Article, Illustration306 1992-01-28 28 Reuter. ENGLAND'S Paul Gascoigne was yesterday effectively ruled out of the European Championship Finals by his club Tottenham Hotspur. The mid field soccer star, bound for Italian club Lazio in a L 5 million ($14.5 m) deal in May, has been told his knee injury would continueReuter. - 306 words
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Article, Illustration352 1992-01-28 28 FA CUP FOURTH ROUND: MAN U 0 S'AMPTON 0 AFP. MANCHESTER United's Danish goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel saved his team yesterday. The Dane earned the FA Cup favourite a fourth-round home replay on Feb 5 with a breathtaking performance. United may have come closest to breaking theAFP. - 352 words
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Article, Illustration556 1992-01-28 29 Singapore's soccer referees, who have recently been under fire from fans and club officials for some controversial decisions in Premier League matches, have come up with an idea that they believe could help resolve the problem once and for all. The referees want all matches recordedIllustration/ Dante Perez - 556 words
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Article130 1992-01-28 29 HAVING matches videotaped has its advantages. Besides helping to educate and improve the standards of refereeing, its other advantages are: ACTS of violence and other forms of misbehaviour by players, officials or fans on the pitch can be noted and action taken. BOOKABLE offences, including the feigning of130 words
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250 1992-01-28 29 JAN 19 Referee Shihab Bahari was criticised for his handling of the Gilbraltar Crescent-Geylang International match at National Stadium. Gilbraltar Crescent accused the referee of favouring Geylang's Malek Awab when he flashed the yellow card although he was alleged to have abused Shihab. In that light,250 words
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Article87 1992-01-28 29 WHILE the idea is sound, difficulties may arise. Some of these are: FUNDS are limited. COMPETENT cameraman who is not likely to miss much of the action on the pitch is hard to find. FEES quoted by a professional may be too high and out of the budget.87 words
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Article, Illustration252 1992-01-28 30 Abdul Shukor - Stories/, Abdul Shukor CROATIAN footballers in Singapore and Malaysia are planning to play a charity match to raise funds for their compatriots back home. The match, against the Singapore national team, is to be held after the first round of the Premier League. This was disclosed252 words
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Article, Illustration329 1992-01-28 30 BEWARE, Redhill defenders...last season's Premier League top-scorer Zlatko Vidan wants to score more. Vidan wants to pile up the goals to become the first player to be top-scorer in three consecutive years. "I believe I can do it," said Vidan. "The League gets tougher each year329 words
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