The New Paper, 3 February 1992
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Title Section16 1992-02-03 1 the new paper MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1992 MITA (P) 13/4/91 50 CENTS the a/ new* paper16 words
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Advertisement69 1992-02-03 1 I Mum sells Z I kids as h I prostitutes A Thai mother (above) sells her two teenage daughters into I prostitution for two I buffaloes. "But we still I love her," they say. I plus L, I CROCODILE KRANJI: Crocs are roaming our reservoirs. I FAME STRIP: Do I69 words
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Advertisement66 1992-02-03 1 k 'W jp> s*. ;/4/9i *9 >7s 'W model >.» Did Hongkong's award-winning actor Tony Leung (inset) actually make love to a British teenager (above) on screen? Yes, says magazine critic. No, says Tony. He is worried about its effect on his wife./ Page 15 m I n a n66 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration623 1992-02-03 2 SPECIAL EDITION ON FEB 5 MORNING A MINI-CASINO which operated openly at a trade fair in Upper Bukit Timah was raided by police on Saturday night. Nine people seven men and two women were arrested. (Jame chips, beer and "prizes" were confiscated from three games623 words
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Article52 1992-02-03 2 POLICE officers from I Clementi Police Divisional Headquarters arrested a man, 39, suspected to be a lookout, and two women, aged 19 and 31, thought to be promoters. They also nabbed six men, suspected to be gamblers, between the ages of 25 and 46. All have been released52 words
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Article62 1992-02-03 2 POLICE are investigating the case under the Common Gaming Houses Act. Anyone convicted of assisting in carrying out an illegal public lottery can be fined between $20,000 and $200,000. They will also receive a jail sentence of up to five years. Their customers, arrested for gaming, can be fined62 words
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Article, Illustration303 1992-02-03 3 THE mini-casino at the Bukit Timah Trade Carnival attracted large crowds by offering gamblers odds of winning as much as 60 times the stakes they put up (see graphic). For example, a bet of just one $20 chip placed on the area marked "1 pay 60"Graphics/ Patrick Chia - 303 words
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Article, Illustration176 1992-02-03 3 Eileen Teo - By Eileen Teo Hongbao are no longer just red. These packets are part of some companies' efforts to be different. Heshe Holdings Pte Ltd aims to satisfy all tastes. It has been giving out packets of multi-coloured hongbao. There are pink, purple, orange and yellow packets176 words
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Advertisement48 1992-02-03 2 REVOLUTION at Nice cosy ambience, long drinks. big screen video, latest musical clips, sing-a-long. karaoke, friendly people... A revolution in lounge entertainment that has finally come. See you at The Barrel! Happy Hours: spm to Hpm LlONlfflciTY HOTEL SINGAPORE 15 Tanjong Katong Road. Singapore 1543 Tel 744 811148 words
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Advertisement76 1992-02-03 2 Our Hotline Plus for readers on 734-7711 will be operating until 3pm today. It will take a break tomorrow. You may leave a message on our answenng machine at the same number. On Wednesday, you can call the hotline from 9 am to 7 pm. Thank you for making Hotline76 words
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Miscellaneous21 1992-02-03 2 Weather I WINDY i with showers I over several areas in the afternoon. Max temp: 32 deg C. Sunset: 7.20 pm.21 words
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QUICKNEWS
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Article, Illustration173 1992-02-03 4 RING LATER FOR MORE SINGAPOREANS HE'S in his mid-30s while she's in her early 30s. That's the likely age profile of Singaporean grooms and brides in the next decade because more Singaporeans are getting J married later in life. In 1990, the average age at which men got173 words
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Article, Illustration176 1992-02-03 4 ABOUT 10 couples were divorced every day in Singapore in 1990, pushing the figures for marital break-ups past 3,500. Latest Department of Statistics figures show that 3,634 divorces and annulments were granted in 1990, a 25 per cent increase over the previous year. Singapore's divorce rate works out176 words
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Article57 1992-02-03 4 any system will work if people co-operate. The key factor is consideration for other passengers, not the shape of the queue lane. Miss Grace Seah, 44, a production supervisor, commenting on the plan to introduce a Y-shaped queue and a slanted queue for boarding passengers57 words
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CATCH OF THE DAY
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Article85 1992-02-03 4 SINGAPORE'S total trade reached a record high of $'216 billion last year. Exports rose by 7 per cent to $102 billion while imports went up by 4 per cent to $114 billion, the Trade Development Board (TDB) said yesterday. Trade grew by 5.4 per cent, the85 words
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Article102 1992-02-03 4 SINGAPORE'S top executives are the highest paid in Asia, shows a survey by the World Executive Digest. The average annual gross salary of a chief executive officer in Singapore is $205,466. That gives him a purchasing power of more than $161,000, assuming he is head of102 words
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Article68 1992-02-03 4 CAMBODIA'S four rival factions have agreed to deploy military observers in one another's zones of control, brightening chances of a lasting ceasefire, a United Nations spokesman said. Two officers from each faction will be posted at the rivals' military headquarters in two weeks. "We can guarantee their safety,"68 words
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Article64 1992-02-03 4 SCORES of doctors in the United States are continuing to inject silicone directly into the bodies of women, most often to puff up parts of the face or to smooth wrinkles, say the authorities. The practice is illegal. Silicone breast implants have also been suspended in the US.64 words
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Article76 1992-02-03 4 The Straits Times: Bush, Yeltsin forge new US-Russia ties Business Times: S'pore trade growth slows to 5.4 Lianhe Zaobao: Investment pledges amounted to $3 billion last year Berita Harian: US-Russian ties enter new era SBC morning news: The US has rejected a Russian call for more cuts in nuclear76 words
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Advertisement76 1992-02-03 5 Where else but the Shangri-La, Singapore's other botanical gardens. x■n 4 u We'd love to show you how the new Xanadu looks, but since it looks different on different nights, it's better you come see the differences for yourself. Xanadu extends a special welcome to Diners Club Cardmemberv with the76 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration424 1992-02-03 6 Time yourself against these cashiers. They can punch out your supermarket bill in seconds. But have you ever had the feeling that there might be an error in the calculations? JUNE KONG puts three of them to the test ROLL up to cashier Tan Ah (iek424 words
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Article179 1992-02-03 6 COLD Storage, NTUC and Yaohan say good training is why their cashiers are fast and accurate. Training periods range from one to two weeks. New recruits at Yaohan are required to first observe experienced cashiers in action. Later, they practise under supervision during off-peak hours, or179 words
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175 1992-02-03 6 TO make checkouts faster and more efficient, NTUC has introduced bar code scanning in its Tanjong Pagar and Bishan branches. Bar-codes are the series of thick and thin black bars found on many products. Cashiers simply pass each item's bar code over a scanner.175 words
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Article, Illustration329 1992-02-03 7 THE monkey is nimble, quick-witted and adept at adjusting to circumstances and Singaporeans would do well to emulate his ways this year. That's the advice Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong gives for coping with the expected slowdown in the economy during the329 words
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Article128 1992-02-03 7 A LABOURER who stole a man's waist pouch while the man was praying at a mosque was jailed for four months on Friday. Karis Itam, 39, admitted stealing a handphone, a handphone antenna, a watch, a gold ring and a calculator from Mr Mohd Salim128 words
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Advertisement28 1992-02-03 6 Economical Set Lunch at $9.90+ Executive Set Lunch at $12.90+ We wish our Chinese patrons a Happy Chinese New Year. We will be open throughout the festive period.28 words
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Advertisement61 1992-02-03 7 4* EXPRESS YOURSELF! Tee-rific W-? Nuts About Knits igr f#'. Marvellous Make-overs Times the Bookshops Guardian Pharmacy 7 Eleven V #%11l stores selected Shell stations STOP PRESS kiosks J™ I I I you're unable to get GO. call: *****77 during office hours WMwM A mem bet ol the Audit Bureau61 words
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VOICES
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363 1992-02-03 8 Zaobao published a wrap-up of the letters it received last year on its Commentary Page. Here are the highlights GENERAL ELECTION THE General Election on August 31, last year, attracted the most letters from readers of the Chinese-language Lianhe Zaobao. There was an upsurge363 words
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Article14 1992-02-03 8 General Election results Time-based telephone charges R-rated films Primary 4 streaming14 words
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Advertisement110 1992-02-03 8 THE RIGHT TIME FOR LOVE Pierre"cardin at $1150 each can be W yours when you place a love note in The Straits Times Classified or The New Paper Fastads on 14 February. Six pairs of this Swiss made, bi-coloured bracelet quart: watches plus other fabulous prizes are to be won.110 words
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Advertisement306 1992-02-03 8 nm EOT 734-7711 734-7711 737-5375 The New Paper 390, Kim Seng Road Singapore 0923 MINISTRY of total no. of letters Issues Communications Ministry 20.8% Public transport, phone charging system. National Development Ministry 13.8% Problems in HDB estates. Education Ministry 8.9% Educational issues. Transport, public housing and education were the top306 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration400 1992-02-03 9 Loh Tuan Lee - Ace of an idea nets for poor By Loh Tuan Lee A WALKING enthusiast has literally picked up a new way of raising funds for charity. Mr Peter Lee, 39, picks up tennis balls along the route of his daily walk: He keeps fit with his 4-km regime, and sellsPicture/ Mohd Ishak - 400 words
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Article, Illustration381 1992-02-03 10 Helen Chang - By Helen Chang CURRY, curry, curry! Step right up and check out this year's Chingay procession. It has floats featuring animals, princesses, and well, curry. A pot of curry that is. Chicken curry, spilling over and the "naughty" ingredients an onion, chilli, brinjal, potato, andPicture/ Sam Yen - 381 words
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Advertisement98 1992-02-03 9 Wheeling and dealing is best accomplished when accompanied by wining and dining And best done at Window on the Park Here the Temasek buffet boasts local delights, salads, a meat trolley and much more. Presenting you the opportunity to boast of your corporation's strengths. Which is probably the most impressive98 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article343 1992-02-03 11 A RICH Briton who bragged he had carried out the perfect murder has been jailed 24 years for killing his opera singer wife. Stuart Hutchinson, a former oil executive, battered his wife Alice to death, cut her body into 38 pieces and then burned343 words
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Article159 1992-02-03 11 Reuter. BUSINESSMEN forced to pay protection money to extremists in Britain's troubled province of Northern Ireland can claim it off their tax. But money paid to protect individuals from harm could not be set against tax. A spokesman for the Inland Revenue department said in LondonReuter. - 159 words
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Article, Illustration192 1992-02-03 12 AFP AZERBAIJAN'S President Avaz Mutalibov said for the first time that he is not opposed to international observers monitoring conditions in the country. Hut he stopped short of endorsing the presence of a peacekeeping force. Armenian President Mr Levon Ter-Pe-trosian, had called yesterday for aAFP - 192 words
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Article, Illustration318 1992-02-03 12 AP. p I RESIDENT Boris Yeltsin returned to Moscow yesterday, declaring his four-dav trip to the West a success. Some observers, however, feel that Mr Yeltsin came home with nothing but warm words and promises of help in the hard times ahead. OthersAP.; Picture/ Reuter - 318 words
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Article337 1992-02-03 13 A SCOTTISH cleaner is set for a new career as a teacher in the school she was working in. Mrs Margaret MacNeilage, 37, spent six years studying for a top Open University degree. Now she planning to train to be a teacher before applying for a337 words
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Article179 1992-02-03 13 UPI. A GRAMMAR war has broken out in the Florida legislature. Bill drafters in the Senate prefer to use "must" in the law books. Many in the House of Representatives favour using "shall". The "shalis" hold that the word has been usedUPI. - 179 words
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Article, Illustration277 1992-02-03 14 Reuter. THE weekend snowslides in three Turkish provinces struck like an explosion. "Nobody could escape," Mr Ali Ergen, headman of Gormec village, said yesterday as rescue workers, listening for faint cries from survivors, dug into the snow burying the homes of 40 Kurdish families. Working inReuter.; Pictures/ Reuter - 277 words
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Article, Illustration154 1992-02-03 14 Wire services. PALESTINIAN leader George Habash says he is in good health. He said this in an interview with the Middle East service of Radio Monte Carlo a day after France allowed him to leave. Mr Habash went to Paris for medical treatment, but the four-dayWire services. - 154 words
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Article, Illustration161 1992-02-03 14 Reuter TERRORIST Abu Nidal, who is believed to have killed and hijacked for many Arab leaders, may have secretly worked for Israel as well. So says a new book entitled Abu Nidal: A Gun for Hire, by British journalist Patrick Seale. The book claims that despiteReuter - 161 words
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Article, Illustration452 1992-02-03 15 PEOPLE'S REACTION W. this love scene? The only reason, I think, is because the couple who are making love on the screen are an Asian and a European. Tony Leung |WIFrSREACTION^^^^^^_ T X can't say (my wife) loved watching her husband making love with another girl452 words
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Article, Illustration70 1992-02-03 15 Heart stays: The Year of the Monkeyhas proved lucky for this Taiwanese monkey. Doctors at Taiwan I University Hospital in Taipei, operating to separate human Siamese twins, prepared to take the monkey's heart and transplant it temporarily into one of the twins because a human heartPicture/ Reuter - 70 words
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Article115 1992-02-03 15 ONE of Tony Leung's biggest worries is the effect the controversy may have on those close to him. especially his wife. Tony married former radio deejay Annette Kong Ka-nin five years ago. 'i can't say she loved watching her husband making love with another girl on screen115 words
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Article201 1992-02-03 15 Reuter. NIKE said yesterday it plans to manufacture a newline of "outdoor fitness" shoes whose soles are partly made from recycled shoes. Nike, based in Beaverton. Oregon, is the largest I S maker of athletic shoes. The company said it has invented a process ofReuter. - 201 words
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Advertisement295 1992-02-03 11 J Festive Bouquets Blooming at Orchard Parade Hotel MOON PAVILION COSY CORNER CHINESE RESTAURANT Chinese New Year Buffet Luncheon r p.. 3 Feb 92 5 Feb 92 (12 noon 3 pm) Grand Reunion Dinner Make it a family affair with our sumptuous spread 27 Jan 92 18 Feb 92 of295 words
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Advertisement143 1992-02-03 12 CRYSTALLIZE YOUR LOVE than one in love and in winning sparkling prizes from the Swarovski Silver Crystal collection 25 Crystal Sea Snails valued at $183 each and 5 Neoclassic Candleholders at $322 each. And the first 400 advertisers for Valentine s Lovelines in The New Paper will also receive a143 words
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Advertisement168 1992-02-03 13 Announce your wedding in the newspaper FREE! And get two Fuji 8R photo enlargements! f Surprise your family and friends. Announce your wedding in Berita Mmggu. And share your happy occasion with all. It's easy. All you have to do is bring along your 1) 3R colour or black Si168 words
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Article, Illustration447 1992-02-03 16 WiB in jhe mischief The US: Dead In the water THE Americans went on a spending spree in the 1980s on money borrowed from Japan. With that now drying up, the US is feeling the squeeze. The US economy at this point is dead in the447 words
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Article244 1992-02-03 16 Q: Why should I care what happens in the former Soviet Union? A: The former Soviet Union is the sixth largest on the surface of the globe. You cannot just wipe off the country and say: Oh, it doesn't really matter what happens there. It's244 words
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Advertisement97 1992-02-03 17 RPT IT MniAl KL CALLING FIRST LOVES UC 111 IwU <*** jgL Your guide to Kuala Lumpur's Do they ever die? W/f 'M&a best shopping, eating and party TEE-RIFIC! THE BOTTOM LINE How to tee-off with the right accessories Don't let your bottom get you down AO NUTS ABOUT KNITS97 words
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Miscellaneous878 1992-02-03 17 mondaytv COUSINS THE LAST EMPEROR ALL F R E WINNER (Channel (Channel w| Chow plays a THIS romance-comedy stars THIS spectacular movie is young man who possesses psychic l ed Danson, Isabella Rossellini based on the life of Pu Yi, the last p owers He becomes invincible at (right) and878 words
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Article, Illustration605 1992-02-03 18 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong THIRTY is the most crucial age for a woman, according to Taiwan-born singer Sally Yeh. By then, a woman must decide what she wants out of life, said Sally, who recently turned 30. And she certainly seems to have made her decision.Picture/ David Tan - 605 words
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Article, Illustration415 1992-02-03 19 USA Today. WHAT budding pop singer wouldn't dream of becoming the next Michael Jackson? Tevin Campbell, for one. The teen R&B sensation, often compared to pop's biggest wheel, asks, who could live up to that kind of advance billing? "It's a compliment, but I'd rather beUSA Today. - 415 words
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126 1992-02-03 19 He was 13 when his Tomorrow (Better You, Better Me), on Jones' Grammysweeping Back on the Block, went to Xo 1 on Billboard's R&B chart. He also sang on the title track of Listen Up, a film and soundtrack tribute to Jones. Prince called on Campbell to126 words
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Article, Illustration426 1992-02-03 20 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong A LEGENDARY hero battles two underworld figures from the (j()s in the 11th Hongkong Film Awards. Wong Fei Hong, the gongfu exponent, will cross swords with corrupt cop Lee Rock and drug baron Limpy Ho. The Hongkong Film Awards is the426 words
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Article127 1992-02-03 20 BEST MOVIE Lee Rock This thing called Love Once Upon a Time in China to be Number One Once a Thief BEST DIRECTOR John Woo (Once a Thief) Tsui Hark (Once Upon a Time in China) Chan Ka-sheung (Fight Back to School) Poon Mun-kit (To be Number One)127 words
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Article, Illustration585 1992-02-03 21 Tang Wai Yin - By Tang Wai Yin IN between cracking melon seeds this Lunar New Year, there are a range of TV programmes to choose from. Some of the highlights: TUESDAY FEB 4 SBC 5 No Holds Barred (2 pm): Making his film debut, Hulk Hogan plays wrestling superstar Kip585 words
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Article, Illustration301 1992-02-03 22 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin THE SBC Lunar New Year's Eve Special will break new ground this time. The festivities in Hongkong, Taipei and Beijing will be transmitted live by satellite. That will be just before the countdown to midnight. Viewers in Hongkong will also see301 words
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Advertisement66 1992-02-03 19 HEARTHROB Formerly a member of I iWi II "The Platters" M lIJ I now a part of HEARTHROB ißii ■Hi Together with our very own Singapore Swing, Ted 'E' Fame leads the band jH belting out Rhythm Blues, Top4o's, Ballads and the list W goes 0n... J|| mm Also featuring66 words
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Advertisement84 1992-02-03 20 MODERN ft****. Lianhe Zaobao (March 2, 1992) The StraitsTlmes (April 6, 1992) your chance to advertise in a special feature that will enhance your products or services... and to reach out to your target audience effectively. Our feature on MODERN OFFICE is geared to attract a large number of readers84 words
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Advertisement93 1992-02-03 21 no me/ For the first time in Singapore, cfoa can u>in hot cash phs many other prizes j>ust icf making people tfaaph e/vmwe 7st Prize $$5000 Competition starting firom 23rdFebruary 1992 ew-u Sandau 9.00pm. 2nd £$2000 3rd Prize £$1000 a.;cuj,^ n i f m fkAt _s$ 500 LAUGHS PTE LTD93 words
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Article152 1992-02-03 23 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. angelic: Someone who is angelic is or seems to be very good, kind, considerate, or gentle. advance billing: When you describe a person or event's advance billing, you advertise152 words
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Miscellaneous227 1992-02-03 23 COMICRELIEF ALSO CAN (i IKJi Showcase For Singapore Cartoonists jZ' U/tti<yh<*s\ ,t> u i nonguao ldlt?0 /SzetO KOk L6ong h,in»rL». KroUcJiL I f. .SST-— Lunar heu\*ar 6aH\erin± («W«t fce I ~J§t 4 S3BB b'cZZfaoD* [^OroWt 1 JAUNTI6 4% 1 J 1| 1/ k£elll h 11/ J J frF litr| g227 words
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Miscellaneous231 1992-02-03 23 MONDAYRADIO fMTOS m 924 12.05 Lunchdate with Rose Tan NOON Newt in Brief B&fiW 1 »;J» 2 MO Current* Eiehange Rates Makers 1.15 Popular Classics (cont'd) 5.05 Move to Music with Peter Kin* 1.45 Midday Market Report —Music, Sports News and a 2.00 Programme Summary Q u z 2.02 Afternoon231 words
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Miscellaneous355 1992-02-03 24 MONDAYRADIO 12.30 PM Sentimental Journey 1.00 News NOON Wor dNews cl°e P e/fiS: tar! With Bibih 1215 T j: Taxi-drivers provide a i < 1 ,u. peephole into a nation's 1.40 Spice of Life problems and peculiarities; 2.00 Chinese Opera they are a mirror of the society 5.00 Goodtime Gold355 words
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Miscellaneous180 1992-02-03 24 COMICRELIEF Cathy /Cathy Guisewite 'UWMT 70 /MO. YOU ORDER 1 [NO. I ONLY \f I DON'T W/WTI I NO. SOU ORDER ONE. [7~ DESSERT THE CLASSIC I, order a owe, nom. I'll want a bite, a whole owe. —i r- M e l/ttiomship...eve«vowe wants DESSERT, JUST HAVE A YOU ORDER180 words
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Advertisement420 1992-02-03 26 Valentine's Day 14 February. A bvely day for a love note to your Valentine, in Valentine's Lovelines in The Straits Times Classified/The New Paper Fastads. For ever on record. Undeniable evidence of your love and regard. Advertisers for either paper stand to win these lovely prises: Love sparkles uitn Crystallize420 words
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Article, Illustration386 1992-02-03 27 Reuter. BRAZIL pulled off a major Davis Cup upset when it took an unbeatable 3-1 lead over a weakened Germany in its first round tie in Rio de .Janeiro yesterday. Jaime Oncins sent the crowd into a state of frenzy when he ensured victory over the formerReuter.; Picture/ Reuter - 386 words
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Article, Illustration134 1992-02-03 27 Reuter. SOl.*TH African Ian Palmer (right), thriving in Bangkok's intense heat, won the Asian Classic golf tournament by one stroke yesterday. Palmer, ending a run of 19 second places since his last tournament victory in 1985, shot a four-under-par 68 in his final round for a 20-under-parReuter. - 134 words
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Article, Illustration230 1992-02-03 27 AP. DANNY Everett, a member of the United States world record equalling 4 x 400 m relay quartet, broke the world indoor 400 m record at an international athletics meeting in Stuttgart yesterday. The 25-year-old American clocked 45.02 seconds to break 1987 German World outdoor champion ThomasAP. - 230 words
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Article, Illustration347 1992-02-03 28 ITALIAN LEAGUE Reuter. AC MILAN'S Dutch striker Marco van Basten and Italian international Roberto Baggio of Juventus both scored inspirational hat-tricks to lead their sides to identical 4-1 wins yesterday. Just one week away from its potentially decisive clash at the San Siro in Milan, the Italian league'sReuter. - 347 words
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Article220 1992-02-03 28 SPANISH LEAGUE Reuter. LEO Beenhakker, the coach appointed last week to inject sparkle into Real Madrid's current sluggish form, watched his side embarrassed by lowly Cadiz yesterday. Real, which had once looked invincible this season, scraped a 1-1 home draw and Cadiz even scored both goals. RealReuter. - 220 words
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Article145 1992-02-03 28 ASTON VILLA 0 EVERTON 0 AP. ASTON Villa and Everton shared points in yesterday's English First Division match at Villa Park. The match ended goalless though the home team netted twice in the first half. First, Dwight Yorke bundled the ball over the line. Then aAP. - 145 words
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Article165 1992-02-03 28 dutch LEAGUE Reuter. FEYENOORD Rotterdam drew level on points with leader PSV Eindhoven after a 1-0 away win against SVV/Dordrecht yesterday. Veteran defender John Metgod scored the only goal of the match for Feyenoord just a few moments into the second half. PSV, front-runner since the startReuter. - 165 words
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Article, Illustration395 1992-02-03 29 Things are looking up for 17-year-old schoolboy striker Eric Desmond Francis. Overlooked by national selectors last year, he yesterday received a surprise invitation to join a national training squad. BERNARD PEREIRA has the details ERIC Desmond Francis has been called up to attend selection trials forPicture/ Kenneth Koh - 395 words
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Article510 1992-02-03 29 Wire Services. ARSENAL manager George Graham pledged his loyalty to the English champion as speculation mounted that he could soon be lured to the European mainland by a big Spanish club. Arsenal's early Cup exits and indifferent League form has left the London club with little to aim forWire Services. - 510 words
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Article482 1992-02-03 29 Wire Services. Results of yesterday's international sports: ATHLETICS Stuttgart International indoor track meet in Germany Men's 60m (selected results): 1 Andre Cason (US) 6.46 sees 2 Bruni Sunn (Can) 6.54 3 Frankie Fredericks (Nam) 6.58. 200 m: 1 Floyd Heard (US) 20.93 2 Carl Lewis (US) 20.97 3 DennisWire Services. - 482 words
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Article, Illustration409 1992-02-03 30 Redhill Rangers' goalkeeper Sandro Radun is one of the most colourful characters in the Premier League. The talented Croatian added to his notoriety on Saturday in the game against Balestier United by picking up his third yellow card in the competition. His behaviour has upsetPicture/ Mohd Ishak - 409 words
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Article, Illustration86 1992-02-03 30 lie's a little bit crazy. I have advised him to be more respectful on the field but he doesn't listen. I am very concerned because I have known Sandro since childhood. He is a good 'keeper despite all his antics. Geylang's Zlatko Vidan (left) I Ie86 words
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Article285 1992-02-03 30 SANDRO Radun has made a promise to his friends in the Premier League that he will change his attitude and that he will not collect any more yellow cards. "Please tell my friends in Singapore, I will not get any more yellow cards. I285 words
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Article, Illustration32 1992-02-03 31 Redhill Rangers' goalkeeper Sandro Radun (left) is in the news again after collecting his third yellow card of the season on Saturday Page 31 Picture/ Mohd IshakPicture/ Mohd Ishak - 32 words
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Article336 1992-02-03 31 S Gulam - By S Gulam SINGAPORE soccer is set to go German this season Rudy Gutendorf is now the hot favourite to he the nations super coach. The 65-year-old German's fluency in English has given him the edge over Chechoslovakian Milous Kvacek. The Football Association of Singapore will336 words
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Article, Illustration45 1992-02-03 31 T X he choice is now between Kvacek and Gutendorf. In terms of coaching experience, both have met our requirements: We have spoken to both and we will announce our decision by Wednesday. Selection committee chief Shahar Hussein Kvacek Gutendorf45 words
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