The New Paper, 19 May 1994
1994-05-19
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Title Section12 1994-05-19 1 the new paper THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1994 MITA (P) 233/04/94 50 CENTS12 words
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Advertisement93 1994-05-19 1 Konica Oil S'pore is to US* fi -fll PS i US ambassador-to-be tells of i-11l Republic's plus points Page 2 THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1994 MITA (P) 233/04/94 50 CENTS :> 1 1uwummmMmnmn mjrnw Lawyer Devadas Naidu is fed up with this talk of kelong. The former footballer throws challenge to93 words
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Article, Illustration39 1994-05-19 2 See Page 25 High-fashion battle: Two of fashion's biggest names fought over this dress worn by a model at a fashion parade. The winner of the suit gave handouts of this picture following his court victory.39 words
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Article, Illustration491 1994-05-19 2 Wire services Wire services. SINGAPORE may be small but it is of great importance to the United States. That is the view of Mr Timothy Chorba, the man President Bill Clinton wants as the new ambassador to Singapore. Mr Chorba, 48, gave his views ofWire services; Wire services. - 491 words
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Advertisement97 1994-05-19 2 Leisure index Showtime: Pages 26-30 Radio, Comics: Pages 36 37 TV: Page 33 Hotlineplus HEARD or seen anything? Call Hotline Plus 1800-733-4455. Or fax 737-5375. Check page 5 for Pepsi Cash In A Flash winning number. Sentimental Melodies With You I Am Born Again If Stand By Me Daddy's Home97 words
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Advertisement118 1994-05-19 2 WIN prizes as vaulable as pirates' 3 treasures in The New Paper Big Walk. he n^ormat on y° u neec to know about the 10 km Big Walk and how you can win the prizes will be in the centrespread feature in tomorrow's if/ aJ^jWUNK] M KTV SPECIAL CHARGES 1118 words
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Miscellaneous8 1994-05-19 2 Weather Showers over several areas in the afternoon.8 words
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Advertisement105 1994-05-19 3 YOU NEED Great Grains Great Grains by POST your whole grain cereal that's lightly toasted for a natural, nutty flavour. Made from three hearty grains wheat, oats barley, Great Grains is full of delicious pecans, raisins dates too. High in fibre low in sodium, Great Grains also contains roughage to105 words
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Article, Illustration214 1994-05-19 4 HOT STORIES THE Japanese Government wants to turn its spotlight away from the West to East Asia. And it is telling its businessmen to do the same. It said that Japanese companies should view the dynamic economies of East Asia as potentially very important consumer markets and not214 words
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Article83 1994-05-19 4 The Straits Times: MFN: 106 in Congress give support to China Business Times: Listed Malaysian companies chalk up 19pc growth in profit Lianhe Zaobao: One-quarter of Congress members urge Clinton to extend MFN for China Berita Harian: 1990s era of new challenges for Asean SBC morning news: The foreign83 words
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Article162 1994-05-19 4 CHINA'S moves to stabilise its economy are paying off, says its State Planning Commission. Its Gross Domestic Product should grow by about 12 per cent during the first half of this year and inflation would fall. Commission spokesman Wei Liqun said a slowdown in new fixed asset investment,162 words
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Article21 1994-05-19 4 THE Straits Times Industrials Index fell 1.48 points to 2321.68 at 9.15 this morning from yesterday's close of 2323.16.21 words
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Article37 1994-05-19 4 THE Dow Jones industrial average ended up 12.28 points, or 0.33 per cent, to 3.732.89. adding to Tuesday's 49-point gain sparked by the Fed's half-point rise in the discount and Federal funds target interest rates.37 words
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Article56 1994-05-19 4 UNIVERSITY fees will go up by 1 per cent when the new term begins in July. Students will pay $50 or $100 more a year. The National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University, bearing in mind the recently-launched Goods and Services Tax, have kept the increase56 words
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Article46 1994-05-19 4 THE Malaysian Government yesterday banned rock concerts sponsored by US tobacco manufacturer RJ Reynolds. Reason: It promoted a culture that could lead to drug abuse among youths. The Government also alleged that the concert promoter had distributed free cigarettes and liquor to patrons.46 words
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Article56 1994-05-19 4 SINGAPORE Telecom has introduced a new "Phone Home Card" service that will allow Singaporeans travelling abroad to call home without the hassle of going through telephone operators who speak different languages. The new service allows calls to be made from any push button telephone in Australia, Hongkong,56 words
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Article38 1994-05-19 4 TWENTY-ONE Indonesian students were jailed six months' each for insulting President Suharto during an anti-government demonstration last year. Under the law, the maximum sentence for defaming the Head of State is a six-year jail term.38 words
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Article48 1994-05-19 4 MALAYSIA will export 1,000 Proton Sagas to Indonesia under a barter trade arrangement. In exchange, Kuala Lumpur will buy the Indonesian made CN-235 aircraft. Malaysia had tried unsuccessfully for several years to sell the Proton, made with the technology of Mitsubishi Motors Corp, in Indonesia.48 words
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Article66 1994-05-19 4 PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad will launch Sabah's state-level Kaamatan (Harvest Festival) next Tuesday. It is seen as a bid to win over the dominant Kadazan population who voted largely against his ruling National Front in last February's state elections. But will rival Datuk Kitingan, the66 words
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Advertisement59 1994-05-19 4 SINGLE OR DOUBLE OCCUPANCY OPEN TO SINGAPORE AND PERMANENT RESIDENTS PRICE QUOTED IN SINGAPORE DOLLARS. SUBJECT TO 10% SERVICE CHARGE. PREVAILING GOVT. CESS GST. SUBJECT TO ROOM AVAILABILITY FOR RESERVATIONS, PLEASE CALL: 350 4406 ORCHID SINGAPORE 214 DUNEARN ROAD. SINGAPORE 1129 TEL. (65) 250 3322 FAX. (65) 250 9292 TELEX.59 words
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Article, Illustration395 1994-05-19 5 The New Paper asked the Singapore Press Holding's R I department to conduct the survey. It was done face-to-face, from Apr 21 to Apr 25.351 S'pore citizens and permanent residents aged 15 and above were surveyed. I am not superstitious, but it fives me an uneasyGraphics/ CEL GULAPA - 395 words
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Article113 1994-05-19 5 RUBBISH collection centres are the third most disliked facility, according to the survey. But many HDB blocks are close to such bin compounds. Said an HDB spokesman: "If they are too far away labour costs to transport the rubbish to collection centres will be higher. "The guideline113 words
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416 1994-05-19 6 The New Paper interviews residents in the three places Home Affairs Minister Wong Kan Seng referred to FROM PREVIOUS PAGE WE are happy with the facilities in our "backyard" and we don't want them taken away, say most of the 55 residents The New416 words
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Article86 1994-05-19 6 "MOST people want buses to ply along the streets nearest their home, but not to locate bus stops in front of their flats or homes. Some residents in Toa Payoh, Lorong 6 complained about noise from buses plying along Lorong 6. They want the bus routes changed.86 words
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Article221 1994-05-19 6 EGGS and water bombs have been thrown down from the flats at the basketball players, say four students who play regularly at the court. Some residents shout at them from the flats or come down to tell them not to make so much noise. A signboard221 words
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Advertisement33 1994-05-19 6 Jg. 71' —V 3 -V '3 V 9 ■fl fl V *t> x*j»,ix./t m^BHPPRsA** BTS^SSS^HII^^^^^j^Kr,; ;<i f |H| Jkj r M itwil j'|f|j|*** I'd like to share a few last words. 1 I33 words
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Article212 1994-05-19 7 Carol Leong - By Carol Leong SCRABBLE is cleaning up its vocabulary. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary is dropping about 50 to 100 offensive four letter obscenities and ethnic slurs from its 120,000 word dictionary. The dirty words include the "F" word, plus slurs like "*****". Most are defined212 words
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Article148 1994-05-19 7 THE dictionary has been in existence for 20 years. Why the sudden change of heart? Mr John Williams, head of the National Scrabble Association, the American and Canadian ruling body, said in a telephone interview: "It's politically correct in the US for people go to great lengths148 words
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Advertisement336 1994-05-19 7 JMBq lovers, get ready for a I jph S Jazz explosion at Music Power iffljjff ■Her Jffi House! Buy any Jazz CD between Wt- llu^ Ss *®i 19 May 20 June, and you stand to win cool prizes in our lucky Acoustic Alchemy drawl Plus, you'll save up to x336 words
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Article, Illustration308 1994-05-19 8 Tan Seow Hon - SINGAPORETODAY By Tan Seow Hon DID you know a one-cent coin is worth nearly two cents? It actually costs 1.7 cents to mint each one-cent coin, making the face value of the coin smaller than its cost. A spokesman from the Board of Commissioners of308 words
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Advertisement143 1994-05-19 8 Drink to your health. V*" L Pocari is the healthv choice to thoroughly quench vour thirst. That is because Pocari aoes more than just restore vital body fluids. It also offers all this an ionic content that closely matches that of your body fluid, for quick absorption and instant refreshment143 words
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Advertisement186 1994-05-19 8 Give a little Love. DONATE YOVH ONE-CENT COINS TO CHARITY Great f J Small I reasure^ CHARITY DRIVE a f». 5 AliJl Sit.' IfigH SY;i»lini» e aMart —23ffOne Cent coins: It costs 1.7 cents to mint each one of them. !Rfasons\ il£3l ler oxtord nylon with Polyurethane r X coating186 words
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Advertisement498 1994-05-19 9 itm,^},.' rj mHMMP'.. 'Smt i x^ "<■ un K> *»jC The Navy is looking forward to launching its new patrol vessels. But first, PRIZES: First Prize $3000 SAFE voucher Second Prize $2000 SAFE voucher it's looking for a name for each of them. These fleet additions will help keep our498 words
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Article, Illustration537 1994-05-19 10 Augustine Pang - Lawyer makes offer to squash talk of soccer corruption By Augustine Pang A LAWYER has offered a reward of $10,000 to the first person to give information which sends a "kelong king" to jail. The information which can be a tip-off that a national player537 words
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Article56 1994-05-19 10 THOSE who offer and those who accept bribes can be charged under the Prevention of Corruption Act. If found guilty, they can be fined up to $100,000, jailed up to five years, or both. In addition, for those who accept bribes, they will have to pay back into state56 words
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237 1994-05-19 10 WHO IS TO MANAGE REWARD? THE Football Association of Singapore (FAS) does not want to manage the $10,000 reward. Mr Terence Ng, FAS administrative executive, said: "We won't touch the money. We'll leave it to the CPIB/* But a Corrupt237 words
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Article127 1994-05-19 10 IT is not illegal to offer a public reward for information. Anyone can offer a reward for information about a missing dog, or a missing person. If the person does not honour the reward after the information is given, the informer can sue the person who127 words
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Advertisement194 1994-05-19 11 To get to North America, cross the Singapore River to Clarke Quay. 14 to 22 May 1994 Clarke Quays abuzz with everything North American. From Cowboys and Indians to Canadian Mounties. From Rock 'N' Roll to Jazz and Blues. From sunny California to cold, cold Vancouver. It's gonna be radical.194 words
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Article, Illustration106 1994-05-19 13 Mr Shyam, 25, civil servant. I am a resident of Block 271, Queen Street. I wish to highlight the sorry state at the rubbish dump next to lift A at Albert Hawker Centre. We have been living with this trash and the stench that106 words
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Article161 1994-05-19 13 Mr Derek Seet, 33, statistician A contractor came to my house at Bras Basah Complex and persuaded my mother to change part of our water pipes at $380. A horrible job was done. The contractor dismantled four parts of the kitchen cabinets and threw away two parts he161 words
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Article, Illustration406 1994-05-19 14 Ovidia Lim - By Ovidia Lim THE voice of Asia wants to be heard. So said speakers at a major international conference here yesterday. The East will not kow-tow to the West. It will stand firm on its rights, values and issues of concern to Asians. "Previously, we felt406 words
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Advertisement153 1994-05-19 13 LUNCH FROM: $6/ 3) Stir Fried Fish With Ginger ONWARDS. Vegetables 5) Soup Ot The Day 1) Clay Pot Chicken 2) Pork Ribs With B.B.Q. Sauce 3) Mix Vegetables De-Luxe 4) Steamed Fish 5) Stir Fried Cutter Fish With Dried Chilli 6) Soup Ot The Day 1) Hong Kong Spring153 words
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Advertisement183 1994-05-19 13 SPEAKfo YOUR FORUM This page is devoted to your comments on things that matter. It appears every Thursday. To have your say, Call: 1800-*****55 (toll-free) Fax: 737-5375 Send: SpeakUp, The New Paper, Times House, 390, Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. Please give us your name and telephone number if you183 words
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Advertisement96 1994-05-19 15 mthlistle W H f *hP& MVI Jj&f* The perfect sports look. Hers: Tattoo dress ($79) and Sam Llbby shoes ($65). His: Culture Trash cotton J^SS^E^S^S^SESmSl^^^k. knit t-shlrt (159 X pant* (*B9) and Na Na platform sneakers ($79). And any *20 you spend on our Athletic fIBBMEMiBSiiMEMft collection entitles you to96 words
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Article, Illustration280 1994-05-19 16 Irene Ng - By Irene Ng JUST how hot is the fire in your belly? The answer is important. A dying furnace could cost Singapore well-paying jobs. Indeed, a few thousand jobs might already have been lost to Penang. At least one multinational company (MNC) has chosen Penang over280 words
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Article250 1994-05-19 16 SEVERAL giant MNCs have set up new plants in Penang recently. They are from the higher value-added sectors exactly the kind Singapore is also chasing. Last week, disk-drive maker Seagate Industries opened its third manufacturing plant in Penang. The high-tech facility will put Penang Seagate at the forefront250 words
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Article, Illustration442 1994-05-19 17 With Penang's draw as an investment centre, does Singapore need to worry? IRENE NG speaks to Penang's Deputy Chief Minister Dr Ibrahim Saad, also the chairman of the State Land Development and Industrial Planning Committee. XG worries, Singapore. We are pi&ying or* different fields in442 words
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Article162 1994-05-19 17 FOUR giant MNCs, which have planes in Singapore and Penang, felt that, on the basis of workers' attitudes all things being equal they would choose Penang over Singapore when deciding where to set up a plant. The good news for us: All things are NOT equal. Singapore162 words
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Advertisement185 1994-05-19 16 Calling all soccer fans and souvenir hunters! Canon Canon Pocket Calculator Striker Mascot souvenirs. Prices start from $9.90. Hurry to your canon travel plus Alarm Clock Calculator and Striker T-Shirt Some Of the Best Saves Of The World Cup '94. s v v nearest Canon dealer now! At our attractive185 words
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Article, Illustration588 1994-05-19 18 BRIAN MILLER - 1993: BRIAN MILLER AT THE MISS UNIVERSE DAYANARA Torres remembers it as if it was just yesterday. There she was, on stage in Mexico City. The occasion: The final of the Miss UniversePicture/ Sam Yeo - 588 words
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432 1994-05-19 18 THERE I was, standing around waiting to interview Miss Singapore when this guy walked up and whispered: "You want to buy pictures of Miss Thailand in a swimsuit?" "Very beautiful. Ooh la la," he continued, using his hands to emphasise Miss Thailand's432 words
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Article, Illustration62 1994-05-19 19 FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Universal: Grabbing opportunity by collar when it knocks is common the world over. The Filipinos are no exception. These badges with pictures of the Miss Universe contestants are selling like hotcakes. The vendors are enterprising folk cashing in on62 words
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Article228 1994-05-19 20 THE US Administration is considering limited trade penalties as one of the options when reviewing American trade with China. US President Bill Clinton must decide by June 3 whether to renew China's Most Favoured Nation (MFN) trading status. MFN status means Chinese goods in the US228 words
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Article, Illustration197 1994-05-19 20 Reuter SOCCER and the Senate gave Italy's new Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi two reasons to smile on Wednesday. AC Milan, the soccer club he owns, won the European Cup and his Government won a vote of confidence. Mr Berlusconi slipped out ofReuter - 197 words
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Article, Illustration332 1994-05-19 22 Wire services. YES, Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat did call on Muslims to launch a "jihad" over Israeli-occupied Jerusalem. But no, it was not a call for a "holy war", the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) chief said yesterday. All he wanted was for MuslimsWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 332 words
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Article, Illustration273 1994-05-19 23 TRY to understand us. That was Indian Prime Minister PV Narasimha Rao's message to a joint meeting of the US Senate and House of Representatives yesterday. He urged the Congressmen to show tolerance when India deals with its ethnic and reli-gious-based struggles. "We273 words
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Article168 1994-05-19 23 Wire services. PREMIER P V Narasimha Rao's trip to the US represents a public American embrace of India. The US regarded India with mistrust for years because of its close ties with the Soviet Union. Although the Soviet factor no longer governs Indian-US ties today, they remainWire services. - 168 words
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Article, Illustration230 1994-05-19 24 Just gossip, says Palace AP. IS £3,000 (556,900) too much for a British royalty to spend on every week? Probably not if it's Princess Diana. But probably yes if it's Prince Charles, who picks up the tab. Some British tabloids reported on Wednesday thatAP. - 230 words
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Article, Illustration56 1994-05-19 24 Jam loo: A Taiwanese driver who suffered inconvenience from daily traffic jams has invented a portable toilet for motorists and passengers. His product, called the "Joylet", is now on display at the International Auto and Motorcycle Parts and Accessories show which opened in Taipei yesterday. Jovlet is beingPicture/ Reuter - 56 words
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Article, Illustration365 1994-05-19 25 AP TWO big names in the fashion industry sued each other over a tuxedo gown. The French group Yves Saint Laurent (YSL) won $560,000 from American designer Ralph Lauren because Ralph Lauren copied the $40,000 YSL gown and sold it for $1,600 each. In turn YSL hasAP - 365 words
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Advertisement116 1994-05-19 22 Salmon, the "King of Fish", makes a y""\ splash in Nutmegs this season. Favoured for its nourishing qualities, S Norwegian salmon is available in the a\mon markets only from spring to autumn. S Fresh from the Norwegian waters, our a mon are simply swimming in a variety of creative combinations.116 words
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Advertisement222 1994-05-19 25 A unique and cost effective car-washing program that brings convenience to the fast paced and trendy lifestyles of car owners. With over 18 participating petrol stations, which are conveniently located, you can choose amongst fully automatic, semi-automatic or even hand wash stations, day or night, and as often as you222 words
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Article, Illustration283 1994-05-19 26 BAO The Judge spawned controversies faster than you could say: "Justice, my foot!". It could have well been just another Taiwanese television serial. The plot was simple: produce a serial on the adventures of Justice Bao, a legendary judge known for stern incorruptibility. The protagonists: Chinese Television System283 words
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Article, Illustration364 1994-05-19 27 FROM PREVIOUS PAGE EPISODE Three: The Battle Begins The plot thickens. Two weeks ago, with TVB having five more stories of the serial to screen, the terrestrial transmission rights to Bao the Judge in Hongkong were sold to rival station ATV. So the battle began. ATV364 words
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Article236 1994-05-19 27 Teo Lian Huay - By Teo Lian Huay I HAVE not watched Bao the Judge, but I can appreciate the hoo-ha over TV's most unlikely screen idol a magistrate from the Song Dynasty. I was one of those who caught the Justice Bao bug in the 70s when a Taiwanese version236 words
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Article, Illustration167 1994-05-19 28 THE creators of the movie, Ghost, have threatened to sue the British government over its anti-speeding TV commercial. Cinema giants Paramount, who produced the weepie blockbuster starring Demi Moore, say the 30-second commercial is a blatant rip-off. They are considering seeking compensation for possible breach of copyright167 words
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Article, Illustration146 1994-05-19 28 Actor Tony Danza, former star of TV's Who's The Boss, says he wants to ski again, despite a terrifying accident on the slopes last winter. "I have a feeling that the first day will be pretty tough, but I think you've got to try," he146 words
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Article, Illustration144 1994-05-19 29 PROPERTY agents in Singapore ought to watch out for Anita Mui (left). The Cantopop queen has said she would like to buy a house here. "I have a house in Canada, two in England and one in Japan. I hope to add one more in144 words
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Article, Illustration86 1994-05-19 29 THIS picture proves that if Yan can cook, he can flirt too. Singapore models who were in Hongkong on assignment recently spotted TV cook Martin Yan while they were having high tea at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel's lounge. Pleased with being recognised, he joined86 words
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Article, Illustration156 1994-05-19 29 IT'S the dream of many Hongkong singers to stage solo concerts at the Hongkong Coliseum. The 10,000 capacity venue is located at Hunghom, Kowloon. Alan Tam, Anita Mui and Jacky Cheung have all sung to capacity crowds there. Later this month, the dream will156 words
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Article, Illustration484 1994-05-19 30 Dave Ang - By Dave Ang THERE Is Always One More Time, goes the title of one of his albums. And so last night, B B King returned to the World Trade Centre's Harbour Pavilion 17 months after he first blew its roof off with his electrifying blues.picture/ Simon Thong - 484 words
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Advertisement231 1994-05-19 32 I I ISHUTTERBUGSI Get yourself into the picture! Enter the Sentosa Photographic Competition (April to August 94). The competition i T jointly organised by Sentosa and the Singapore Colour Photographic Society. A series of talks, demonstrations and exhibitions on photography will be held (see entry form for dates a good231 words
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Article, Illustration472 1994-05-19 34 Abhijit Nag - SECRET MARRIAGES IN INDIA Akshaya Teej falls on the third day (teej! after the new moon (Amavas). Akshaya means immortal. It is the most auspicious day for Hindu marriages in Rajasthan. spotlight By Abhijit Nag SLOWLY they circled the sacred fire, hissing and crackling from a wood pile,Pictures/ Reuter - 472 words
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Article, Illustration429 1994-05-19 55 How do you react to the woes of Jennifer Capriati? Do you blame her for all the trouble she's in the most recent being her arrest for possession of marijuana? Or do you sympathise with her calling her a victim of circumstances? Either way, this tennisPicture/ Today - 429 words
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Article160 1994-05-19 55 NYT JENNIFER Capriati's past includes a gold medal in the 1992 Summer Games in Barcelona, Spain, and knocking off the occasional Grand Slam contender in her meteoric tennis career that may already be over. Miss Jen was arrested in Coral Gables on Monday. The charge isNYT - 160 words
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Article125 1994-05-19 55 Cindy Hahn is the former editor of Tennis Magazine who has covered Capriati since she was 12. ON LIFE AFTER TENNIS "All players in retirement feel lost. The sport is your life, and once you abandon it, you're left without a life. No one teaches you125 words
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Article68 1994-05-19 55 "It's an open book right now, but an intensive study is taking place with a panel of international experts, doctors and sports professionals who will base their decision on what's best for the athletes" Deborah Jevans, director of women's tennis at ITF. The ITF will meet68 words
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Article, Illustration363 1994-05-19 56 Sanjay Sharma - YESTERDAY S ACTION MATCH OF THE DAY TODAY Today is a rest day TOMORROW ÜBER CUP Final Indonesia v China SATURDAY THOMAS CUP Final Indonesia v Malaysia Live on 12, 8 pm Park Sung Woo (SK) bt Heryanto Arbi (Indo) 17-16, 151 By Sanjay363 words
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Article112 1994-05-19 56 THOMAS CUP Semi-final Indonesia 4 S Korea 1: Joko Suprianto bt Kim Hak Kyun 15-12, 15-5; Bambang Suprianto/Gunawan bt Yoo Young Sung/Kim Dong Moon 12-15, 15-5, 15-10; Heriyanto Arbi lost to Park Sung Woo 16-17, 1-15; Ricky Subagja/Rexy Mainaky bt Lee Kwang Jin/Choi Ji Tae 15-1, 15-2; Hermawan112 words
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Article, Illustration612 1994-05-19 56 Badminton has always been considered a gentle sport. But the raucous Indonesian fans give the game an alien ferocity. They cheer, jeer and hurl more than insults. The South Koreans claimed they were intimidated and honorary referee Roger Johansson even warned the spectators. Will Saturday's high-tensionPicture/ Albert Sim - 612 words
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Article, Illustration178 1994-05-19 57 THE TEAM TO WATCH COLOMBIA Says Baggio: Watch out for Colombia. It plays the most attractive soccer in the world and could win the tournament. THE DARK HORSE MEXICO Says Baggio: Mexico could be the surprise of the tournament. Italy plays Mexico in its third and final group178 words
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Article, Illustration201 1994-05-19 57 Reuter. DIEGO Maradona says he's not yet in top shape for next month's World Cup Finals. On a scale of 1 to 7, the Argentine star said he's a 5.5. Said Maradona: 44 I don't want so say I've reachedReuter. - 201 words
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Article222 1994-05-19 57 Wire services. THE Italian World Cup team players have been assigned shirt numbers by alphabetical order. But exception has been made for captain Franco Baresi who gets his customary No 6 and Baggio, who will wear his favourite No 10. REAL Madrid and Tenerife have finally reached agreementWire services. - 222 words
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Article, Illustration781 1994-05-19 59 Ian Brown; In ATHENS - MILAN v BARCELONA: THE TWO FACES EUROPEAN CUP Final MILAN 4 BARCELONA 0 By Ian Brown In ATHENS TICK-TOCK, tick-tock, that was the clock on the wall of the Milan dressing-room before the European Cup Final. It was ticking for manager Fabio Capello from whom clubPictures/ Reuter - 781 words
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Article216 1994-05-19 60 ENGLISH PLAYOFFS Second legs Millwall 1 Derby 3 (Derby 5-1 agg) Leicester 2 Tranmere 1 (Leicester 2-1) Reuter. DERBY County and Leicester City will meet on Monday to decide which team will play in the English Premier League next season. The two sides earned victories, overReuter. - 216 words
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Article50 1994-05-19 60 AFP. TOTTENHAM Hotspur received a blow when England winger Darren Anderton turned down a two-year extension to his contract. Anderton, 22, is contracted to White Hart Lane until 1996. He asked chairman Alan Sugar for a new deal but the offer did not meet expectations. AFP.AFP. - 50 words
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Article, Illustration256 1994-05-19 60 MILAN 4 BARCELONA 0 FABIQ CAPELLQ Milan manager WE knew what Barcelona's strengths were and we found the right solutions to deal with them. And we created a few problems of our own for Barcelona, too. It was a victory of tactics and speed. We were the quicker256 words
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Article111 1994-05-19 60 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: SOCCER International Friendly: Hungary 2 Croatia 2. English League playoff (2nd leg): Div One: Leicester 2 Tranmere 1 (Leicester 2-1 on agg), Millwall 1 Derby 3 (Derby 5-1 on agg). Div Two: Plymouth 1 Burnley 3 (Burnley 3-1 on agg), Stockport 1Wire services. - 111 words
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JOHOR 2 SINGAPORE 2 Rusdee Sulong (30th min), Ervin Boban (49th); Michal Vana (penalty, 25th), Fandi Ahmad (44th) 1994 M-LEAGUE
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Article168 1994-05-19 61 OTHER RESULTS Kedah 3 Pahang 0 KL3 Selangor 2 Penang 2 Sabah 0 Negri 3 Perlis 0 Sarawak 4 Terengganu 0 Kelantan 2 Perak 0 Brunei 1 Malacca 1 NATIONAL coach Douglas Moore was happy with the point earned at Larkin. "They could have scored168 words
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Article, Illustration48 1994-05-19 61 Fanfare: Once Singapore's hero, now Johor's hero. Despite not being among the scorers last night, Hasnim Haron was the toast of the Johor fans. He was mobbed immediately after the match. No wonder, Hasnim is into his second season with Johor. Picture/ Mohd IshakPicture/ Mohd Ishak - 48 words
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Article314 1994-05-19 61 Ganesh Rajaram - Stories/' Ganesh Rajaram National team manager Omar Ibrahim, heaved a huge sigh of relief last night. "I'm glad that there's no animosity between the players and the fans and we are all one big, happy family again," said Omar. Omar was particularly impressed with the treatment314 words
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JOHOR 2 SINGAPORE 2 Rusdee Sulong (30th min), Ervin Boban (49th);Michal Vana (penalty, 25th), Fandi Ahmad (44th) 1994 M-LEAGUE
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Article, Illustration111 1994-05-19 63 Fandi scores...on field as well as with Lions' fans It was actually a takraw kick. I didn't expect it to go in. Then I saw the ball just sail into goal. The fans were just superb tonight. I thank them for their support Lions' skipper Fandi Ahmad IPictures/ Mohd Ishak - 111 words
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Article, Illustration493 1994-05-19 64 JEFFREY LOW - WHERE'S VANA? JEFFREY LOW FUNNY how all the LtfWj are quite satisfied with themselves and last night'l draw all except Michal Vana. He brushed aside photographers who wanted to take his picture in the dressing room, shouting "No, don't take my picture, take others." As his team-mates andPicture/ Jonathan Choo - 493 words
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Article43 1994-05-19 64 You brushed aside photographers last night, even yelling: "No, don't take my picture, take others". You refused to autograph a picture of yourself for an airport worker at Changi. Why this behaviour? We are ready to hear from you.43 words
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Article, Illustration664 1994-05-19 65 Jeffrey Low - Erwin Boban applauds Fandi's goal which, in turn, wins the Singapore fans' appreciation By Jeffrey Low JOHOR top-scorer Ervin Boban paid the highest tribute to Fandi Ahmad last night for scoring a goal which "only great players" can execute. Boban, who shares the Malaysian Premier League topscorer'sPicture/ Mohd Ishak - 664 words
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Article273 1994-05-19 66 Ganesh Rajaram - Stories/ Ganesh Rajaram THE fans cheered. Fandi Ahmad scored. And all is well again between the Lions and their supporters. Lions' skipper Fandi Ahmad was the toast of the 3,000 Singapore fans who were at Larkin Stadium last night. And Fandi responded with a broad grin. Acknowledging the273 words
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Article199 1994-05-19 66 What happened in the Perlis match is the past. We just wanted to show Fandi and the boys that we were behind them. And the boys did not disappoint. In fact, we could have even gone home with three points. Vijay Sharma, 30, an insurance agent199 words
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Article, Illustration28 1994-05-19 66 While Singapore had I its hero in Fandi Ahmad, Johor had its I own after last night's match. Find out who on page 6228 words
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