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Title Section15 1988-05-08 1 The Sunday Times No: 2708 55 CENTS MCI (P) 93/12/87 cgxz g The Sunday Times15 words
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Article, Illustration880 1988-05-08 1 First Secretary accused of meddling in local politics THE Government yesterday protested to the United States over the behaviour of an American diplomat whom it accused of involvement in domestic politics. It named the man as E. Mason "Hank" Hendrickson, First Secretary (Political) at880 words
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519 1988-05-08 1 A SUDDEN change in lawyer Francis Seow over the past two years has been most puzzling, the Government said yesterday. How did a man who was apolitical all his life suddenly, in his late 50s, become a champion of human rights and opposition519 words
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283 1988-05-08 1 BERTHA HENSON - BERTH A HENSON By THE US Government said yesterday it will withdraw diplomat E. Mason "Hank" Hendrickson as requested by the Singapore Government, but maintained that he did not act improperly. It said the activities of the First Secretary283 words
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217 1988-05-08 1 THE Government last night described the United States' response defending E. Mason Hendrickson as a "diplomatic fig leaf" and said it would prove any facts disputed, however discomforting that exercise might be. In a brief statement217 words
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Article, Illustration144 1988-05-08 1 WAS it beauty, brains or that special affinity between mother and daughter that clinched the Mother-Daughter International Pageant title for this bubbly pair? Whatever it was, they were picked by a panel of international judges in Hollywood over five other pairs as the Singapore win-K.F. SEETOH - 144 words
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Advertisement107 1988-05-08 1 FOCUS Universities go into business Browsers of Singapore, unite! SUNDAY PLUS 'Arab rage in Israel -Treasures in an Aladdin's cave Haute couture s little secret A classic car restored tv plus How a woman can love the FA Cup final FOCUS TV Listings 6 Editorial 21 Young life 7 Profile107 words
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Advertisement7 1988-05-08 1 Roh sacks his intelligence chief: Page 47 words
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Advertisement14 1988-05-08 1 Text of Uovt's statement and Patrick Se«ng's statutory declaration on Pages 2 and 314 words
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Article, Illustration619 1988-05-08 2 SIHANOUK THANKS CHIRAC Prince Norodom Sihanouk has sent French Prime Minister Jacques Chirac a letter of thanks for having six officers of the rTince s gueniia army undergo training in r ranee. The letter said. "My son, Prince Ranariddh, has informed me of the very noble and619 words
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Article147 1988-05-08 2 SINGAPORE OUT: Singapore's last hope of a place in the Davis Cup Asia-Oceania Zone Group II final disappeared yesterday when Liu Wai Yaw and Melwin Pereira lost their doubles tie to give Hongkong a 3-0 lead. The same pair had lost their singles matches on Friday. Hongkong ace Mark147 words
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NEWS FOCUS
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Article1397 1988-05-08 2 Hendrickson instigated some lawyers to stand against PAP, says Government. Below is IN ITS press statement of April 28, the Government warned that as the General Elections approach, it expects foreign groups to make further attempts to use Singaporeans as proxies to influence the1,397 words
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Article, Illustration2677 1988-05-08 2 My meeting with a US Embassy official and 'Mr X' Extracts from Patrick Seong's statutory declaration I was very angry over the arrest of the 22 people in May and June '87. I knew a number of the arrestees personally and felt that they had been wrongly accused by the2,677 words
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169 1988-05-08 2 May 1987: Seong joins a group of Singapore lawyers for a discussion on local politics with "an American official from the Embassy" and another Caucasian man "purportedly from Washington". Jan 1988: Hendrickson calls Seong and asks to meet him to discuss "something".169 words
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119 1988-05-08 2 and the meddling role he played Manipulated Singaporeans Hendrickson was clearly not just collecting information on Singapore politics. He was trying to manipulate and instigate Singaporeans, in order to bring about a particular political outcome. 'Money should not be a problem' When one of Hendrickson's contacts told him that the119 words
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Article680 1988-05-08 3 the text of its statement. If they are required to make representations on behalf of their own governments, they are expected to make them to the appropriate official authorities. They are expected not to interfere in the domestic politics of their countries of accreditation, whether by instigating or funding680 words
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109 1988-05-08 3 'Forces out to change our values to theirs' DR YEO Ning Hong yesterday warned that there were forces seeking to mould Singaporeans to conform to Western values and practices and to "become cardboard imitation of Western societies, aping them in everything they do." "For example, Western media mocked and jeered109 words
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207 1988-05-08 3 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian political parties and social action groups yesterday called on Singapore to free lawyer Francis Seow who is acting for political detainees. Seow was arrested on Friday under a law which allows indefinite detention without trial. The Government said theReuter - 207 words
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141 1988-05-08 3 AN MP yesterday told* grassroots leaders that the Marxist conspirators re-ar-rested last month posed a real threat to Singapore's security. Calling upon the community leaders to disseminate accurate information to Singaporeans, Mr Ng Kah Ting, MP for Punggol, said the Government could not141 words
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Article, Illustration328 1988-05-08 3 BRENDAN PEREIRA - BRENDAN PEREIRA By WITHIN two hours, immigration officers foiled two separate attempts by six Thais who had overstayed to slip out of the country yesterday. Success No. 1 came when a Ma-laysian-registered Volvo was intercepted at the Woodlands checkpoint at about 3 pm.328 words
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Miscellaneous193 1988-05-08 2 Fair eicept for showers over a few areas in the late afternoon. TEMP (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow. 33 max., 25 min SUNSET today 7 06 Dm SUNRISE tomorrow. 6.56 am. TRAVELLERS 1 MATHER Adelaide C L*h Angeles 13 16 C Qoudy AnMUrdam 10 19 C Clear Madrid 916193 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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457 1988-05-08 4 GDANSK Mr Lech V'alesa and his dwindling band of strikers appealed for peace talks yesterday as Solidarity seemed headed for a crushing defeat in its latest showdown with Poland's communist government. The six-day-old protest at the Lenin shipyard cradle of Solidarity duringReuter; AFP - 457 words
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Article176 1988-05-08 4 New currency notes for China BEIJING The days are numbered for a smiling peasant girl at the wheel of a speeding tractor as China prepares to put new currency notes into circulation. The charming image, backed by a pastoral scene of a flock of sheep, has long graced the one-yuanAFP - 176 words
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398 1988-05-08 4 COLOMBO Sri Lankan authorities have warned about a possible outbreak of Aids around its southern beaches due to increasing male prostitution. Health officials and police say they are alert to the danger because a large number of young men are plungingAFP - 398 words
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126 1988-05-08 4 Blast rocks Kuwait office of US car rental company KUWAIT An explosion rocked the offices of the USowned Avis car rental company yesterday morning in downtown Kuwait. Witnesses said at least one person was hurt, but the government said there were no casualties. The Kuwait News Agency quoted an unidentifiedAP - 126 words
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Article, Illustration78 1988-05-08 4 M fc George Holtor of Prairie Village, Kansas, certainly has a nousetul of ideas when it comes to dressing up for the Kentucky Derby in Louisville today He matches the spires of Churchill Downs with a twin-spired hat that took him two months to makeUPI; Reuter - 78 words
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179 1988-05-08 4 OSLO All 36 passengers and crew were feared dead after a domestic Norwegian airliner crashed near the Arctic Circle on Friday evening, aviation authorities said here. The four-engine, turbo-prop plane from Wideroe Airlines crashed off the coast of northern NorwayAFP; Reuter; AP - 179 words
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122 1988-05-08 4 7 T hree Northwest Airlines Boeing-747 jumbo jets ran short of fuel while battling strong headwinds on trans-Pacific nights from the United States on Saturday and made unscheduled landings in Japan, aviation officials here said. A Northwest Airlines jumbo jet en routeAFP - 122 words
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266 1988-05-08 4 Roh sacks chief of intelligence service in reshuffle SEOUL South Korean President Roh Tae Woo sacked the chief of the national intelligence service in a Cabinet shuffle officially announced here yesterday, replacing him with a moderate former Justice Minister. Mr Roh appointed former Justice Minister Bae Myung In, 56, directorReuter; AFP - 266 words
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469 1988-05-08 6 BEIJING Six officers from Prince Norodom Sihanouk's guerilla army are undergoing training in France, according to a letter of thanks from the Cambodian resistance leader to French Prime Minister Jacques Chirac. A copy of the letter, dated April 21, was contained in a photocopiedAFP - 469 words
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178 1988-05-08 6 '33 Viet soldiers killed by Sihanouk troops in five attacks' BANGKOK Cambodian resistance forces loyal to Prince Norodom Sihanouk killed 33 Vietnamese soldiers in Cambodia from April 15 to May 1, the prince's office here said. The Vietnamese losses were inflicted in five separate attacks by the National Sihanoukist ArmyAFP - 178 words
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172 1988-05-08 6 HONGKONG Two leading banks here announced yesterday an increase of one percentage point in their prime lending rate from 6.5 per cent to 7.5 per cent, effective tomorrow. The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, and Standard Chartered Bank, theAP - 172 words
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252 1988-05-08 6 Ex-French hostage says he faced mock executions PARIS One of three French hostages just released in Beirut has told how he was subjected to mock executions by his kidnappers during his three years of captivity. Diplomat Marcel Fontaine, 45, told the commercial radio station Eu-rope-1 on Friday his jailers hadAFP; NYT - 252 words
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Article, Illustration411 1988-05-08 6 Mitterrand confident of election victory TOULOUSE (France) The French presidential election campaign ended at midnight on Friday with the favourite, President Francois Mitterrand, confident and relaxed and his challenger, Mr Jacques Chirac, in typical battling mood. Conservative Prime Minister Chirac, who has governed uneasily with the Socialist President since heReuter - 411 words
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177 1988-05-08 6 NOUMEA Eight thousand French military men in the South Pacific island chain of New Caledonia braced themselves yesterday for renewed separatist violence in the runup to today's French presidential elections. In the capital of Noumea, riot police patrolled the streets in whiteReuter - 177 words
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383 1988-05-08 7 MOSCOW The Soviet government newspaper Izvestia >ias called for a reassessment of the Kremlin's anti-alcohol campaign, saying the grumbling it had caused in the Soviet Union was more dangerous than drunkenness. In a front page article, the paper said Soviet citizens were angry atReuter; AFP - 383 words
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Article134 1988-05-08 7 THE head of the Japanese Socialist Party writing an agony column? Why not?, asks Miss Takako Doi. According to Asiaweek, the 59-year-old leader sees it as a "good opportunity to learn what Japanese women think and worry about". She is an old hand at confounding entrenched134 words
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Article, Illustration164 1988-05-08 7 Camera Press picture. STEVIE Wonder made his Hongkong debut on Friday with a sellout concert for some 10,000 people, the first of three shows in the British colony. Soberly dressed in a grey suit and white shirt, his hair drawn back into a ponytail, Wonder impressedCamera Press - 164 words
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Article171 1988-05-08 7 CHER says that the French magazine story about her plastic surgery is a gross exaggeration. Paris-Match reported she had undergone some US$4O,OOO (S$80,000) worth of cosmetic surgery during the past 20 years but the Oscar winner went through an inventory of her body parts with171 words
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Article, Illustration163 1988-05-08 7 AFTER 15 years in the business. Hongkong songstress Elisa Chan (right) has shown spunk and staying power. Once lead singer for local group The New Top Notes, she went solo after they disbanded. Although singing is her forte, she has also shown herself game163 words
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Article144 1988-05-08 7 AN AUSTRALIAN snake catcher survived a bite from the world's most venomous land snake the Inland Taipan and vowed to continue his perilous profession. Reuter reports that Mr Joe Bredl, 65, speaking from his hospital bed, said he was bitten on the chest by the rare144 words
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672 1988-05-08 7 ONG MING SEING - Reagan raps Regan in public over astrology claims ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan has taken the unusual step of publicly criticising a former White House insider. Mr Reagan expressed displeasure with a book written by former chief of staff Donald Regan who claimed that Mrs672 words
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433 1988-05-08 8 ONG MING SEING - ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON US Secretary of State George Shultz has said the United States government is broke although the country is "going great". Answering questions at a Foreign Service Day luncheon at the State Department here on433 words
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569 1988-05-08 8 WASHINGTON The 600,000 Americans who found work last month would doubtless disagree, but some economists are worried that the drop in the nation's jobless rate to a 14-year low of 5.4 per cent spells trouble ahead. The economy'sReuter - 569 words
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Article, Illustration100 1988-05-08 8 Hie heat is on and for this Miss Universe contestant, it is the fierce Taipei sun, not the competition, mat sne succumbs to. The damsel in distress is 20-year-old Miss Finland, Nina Carita Bjornstrom, who gets several helping hands when she faints during a photo session for theReuter - 100 words
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321 1988-05-08 8 BEIJING China's most prominent dissident, astrophysicist Fang Lizhi, said yesterday he would be allowed to make his first visit to the United States since he was expelled from the Communist Party a year ago. Mr Fang said he wouldReuter - 321 words
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127 1988-05-08 8 EAST BERLIN East German athletes can have sex and still be on top of the world, a doctor said. "It is often assumed that top sportsmen must give up sexual activity to devote their strength to improving theirReuter - 127 words
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380 1988-05-08 9 LONDON A controversial Bill to reduce Britain's time Omit for abortions from 28 to 18 weeks foundered amid angry scenes in Parliament on Friday. Shouting erupted in the House of Commons as opponents used delaying tactics to ensure that debateReuter; AFP - 380 words
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166 1988-05-08 9 HANOI Officials in Vietnam are worried that the current Year of the l^ragon may provoke a baby boom as trie mythical animal is considered the best sign in the astrological calendar, a newspaper said. Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) registered 13 perAFP - 166 words
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166 1988-05-08 9 Britain sets strict guidelines on brain-cell transplants LONDON The British Medical Association has given its approval to brain-cell transplants using tissue from aborted foetuses, but set strict guidelines to guard against abuse. Two operations last month to transplant cells from the brain of an aborted foetus into that of someoneReuter - 166 words
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623 1988-05-08 9 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD Watchdog rejects complaint on use of four-letter words by upmarket paper By Europe Editor LONDON Playing a decidedly straight bat, Britain's Press Council has rejected a complaint: that the use of four-letter words on the sports pages of the623 words
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166 1988-05-08 9 Japan and US plan to build super-fast airliner TOKYO Japan and the United States are expected to jointly develop a supersonic commercial airliner capable of flying between Tokyo and New York in 2V4 hours, a government spokesman said yesterday. Commercial airliners currently fly between the two cities in about 11Reuter - 166 words
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390 1988-05-08 10 it is abnormal when Japanese-Soviet relations remind one of a drowsy fire which smoulders instead of burning brightly. It is pointless and unproductive to continue trying to prove that we can live without each other. Mr Gorbachev. MOSCOW Soviet leader MikAFP; Reuter - 390 words
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292 1988-05-08 10 BEIJING Sino-American relations are good and US President Ronald Reagan has done much to make them that way, said Chinese Communist Party general secretary Zhao Ziyang. Mr Zhao made the remark at a meeting on Friday with directors of Gannett, aAFP; AP - 292 words
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Article, Illustration265 1988-05-08 10 Mystery shrouds death of Broadway actor NEW YORK George Rose, the British song-and-dance man who charmed Broadway audiences for more than a quarter century, has died in mysterious circumstances in the Dominican Republic, friends said on Friday. The death of the 68--year-old Tony Award winner came just two weeks beforeReuter - 265 words
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280 1988-05-08 10 Parents jailed for confining son to bathroom for years HOUSTON A seven-year-old boy who was kept virtually a prisoner in a bathroom, possibly for years, was being treated for malnutrition after he had escaped through a window, authorities said. The boy's parents were jailed on charges of injury to aAP - 280 words
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139 1988-05-08 10 Dow Jones NEW YORK Wall Street lost ground for the third straight day on Friday following the announcement that unemployment in the United States had hit a 14-year low. The Dow Jones index of blue chip industrials fell 12.76 points in slowAFP - 139 words
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414 1988-05-08 11 Sison is Manila's most wanted Red, says TV station MANILA A former top cojnmunist rebel leader released by President Corazon Aquino from nearly 10 years in prison is among leftist and rigfit-wing leaders wanted by the authorities, the government's television station said yesterday. The station said Jose Maria Sison, whoAP - 414 words
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191 1988-05-08 11 BACOLOD (Philippines) Twenty communist insurgents and 13 soldiers have been killed in a three-day battle still raging on the central Philippine island of Negros, military spokesmen said yesterday. The fighting between some 500 guerillas of the communist New People's ArmyAFP - 191 words
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353 1988-05-08 11 TAN LIAN CHOO - TAN LIAN CHOO By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK In a move to oust General Prem. Tinsulanonda from his eight-year premiership, Thai opposition parties have begun to unite on a common front to strengthen their electoral chances. Three small groups, including former premier General353 words
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Article, Illustration279 1988-05-08 11 TAN LIAN CHOO - BANGKOK Governor Chamlong Srimuang's new Palang Dharma Party has attracted thousands of members and would-be election candidates, making political pundits here reckon that it might become a new force in Thai politics. Nearly 5,000 people have signed up as members in the yet unregistered party,279 words
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Article, Illustration574 1988-05-08 12 Yang Razali Kassim - Yang Razali Kassim By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA Japanese Foreign Minister Sosuke Uno wrapped up a two-day visit yesterday without overcoming Indonesian disappointment over Tokyo's apparent foot-dragging on this year's aid to Indonesia. The Indonesians have been expecting Mr Uno to574 words
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85 1988-05-08 12 Alatas to address UN session on disarmament JAKARTA Foreign Minister Ali Alatas will address a special session of the United Nations General Assembly on disarmament starting later this month, it was announced here. Mr Alatas will lead the Indonesian delegation at the four-week session due to start on May 31,AFP - 85 words
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279 1988-05-08 12 MANILA President Corazon Aquino will file criminal charges against deposed president Ferdinand Marcos and his immediate family to keep them out of the country, high-ranking government official said here yesterday. The 15 charges would empower the government toAFP - 279 words
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Article, Illustration79 1988-05-08 12 These giant catfish are not waiting in line to De weighed and measured for a fishing competition. Neither is it an attempt to make it to the Guinness Book of Records. The catfish are on display at a Chinese restaurant in Bangkok because the Thais appreciate them.Reuter - 79 words
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166 1988-05-08 12 'Think twice before pirating cassettes' JAKARTA Indonesian State Secretary Murdiono yesterday warned domestic cassette producers against pirating recordings from Western European countries and the United States. "From now on, think twice before doing it," he said, referring to the still-booming cassette tape piracy business in Indonesia. Mr Murdiono told reportersAFP - 166 words
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303 1988-05-08 12 TAIPING The 175 Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) branches declared defunct last month will not be revived in time for this year's state conferences, The Star newspaper quoted party president Datuk S. Samy Vellu as having said. It may take five303 words
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156 1988-05-08 12 JAKARTA An epidemic of dengue fever has claimed more than 200 lives and afflicted tens of thousands, officials and news reports said yesterday. The infectious disease is spread by mosquitoes and characterised by severe pain and fever. The disease has killed many peopleUPI - 156 words
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384 1988-05-08 12 lata wants security at Bangkok airport boosted BANGKOK Checks have shown that the international airport here meets minimum international security standards required to prevent aircraft hijackings, a British aviation security expert said yesterday. A Kuwaiti Airways Boeing 747 was hijacked on April 5 while on its way to Kuwait afterAFP - 384 words
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120 1988-05-08 12 KUALA LUMPUR Bank Negara says it is investigating several insurance companies following complaints of alleged malpractice, according to Malaysia's private television network, TV3, yesterday. Bank Negara governor Tan Sri Jaafar Hussein said he had received many reports about cheating by the insurance120 words
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235 1988-05-08 14 Haemophiliac is KL's ninth Aids carrier KUALA LUMPUR A haemophiliac, one of 27 whose blood samples were tested last week, has been found to have acquired immune deficiency syndrome (Aids). In a statement issued by the Health Ministry, deputy health director-general Dr Abdullah Abdul Rahman said on Friday that theBernama - 235 words
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171 1988-05-08 14 JOHOR BARU The Johor government is actively planning various projects not available in Singapore to attract tourists to the state, State Social and Tourist Development Committee chairman Jimmy Low Boon Hong said yesterday. One of the projects would be a special siteBernama - 171 words
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473 1988-05-08 14 Neighbours shun Aids-carrier boy and family Minister blames press reports for their 'mental agony' IPOH A seven-year-old Aids carrier and his family living in Pulau Pangkor have been shunned by the residents, The Star newspaper reported yesterday. It said that even though neighbours have been told doctors have confirmed that473 words
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296 1988-05-08 14 Public caning may be reintroduced in Malaysian schools IPOH Public caning, prohibited by the Education Ministry two years ago, may be reintroduced to check the decline in discipline in schools. Deputy Education Minister Woon See Chin said the ministry's disciplinary review committee was looking into the matter. He told reportersNST - 296 words
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76 1988-05-08 14 KUALA LUMPUR Three postmen being investigated by the Postal Services Department for non-delivery of letters belonging to Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributors may be sacked, if found guilty. The department's director of investigations, Mr A. Vasudevan, said yesterday that the investigations haveBernama - 76 words
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Article154 1988-05-08 14 SHAH ALAM Assemblymen, political leaders and civil servants who disagree with government policies should give up their posts, Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Muhammad Haji Muhammad Taib said on Friday. He said there were two or three political figures in the state who were found toBernama - 154 words
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Article, Illustration292 1988-05-08 14 Sarawak's poor turn to fish catching from drains picture. MIRI (Sarawak) A hardj species of fish found in monsoon drains is helping cashstrapped people here keep their heads above water. The betuk, a perennial drain dweller, is feeding numerous families living along the Lu-tong-Miri trunk road, who- have been hitNST - 292 words
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Article, Illustration579 1988-05-08 15 MAYLEE CHIA - MAYLEE CHIA By THE single most pressing social problem in Mindef and the armed forces is that 10,600 officers are unmarried, three-quarters of the married ones have no children and 60 per cent of the childless are aged 30 and above,579 words
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Article, Illustration709 1988-05-08 15 AGNES WEE - AGNES WEE By DEUTSCHE Bank's newly opened regional head office in Treasury Building, together with the shift of its Singapore branch office there soon, represents the single biggest lot of office space taken up in the city in the past709 words
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Article96 1988-05-08 15 Man, 78, survives brush with bus A PEDESTRIAN survived a brush with death on Friday after he fell into the path of an oncoming double-decker bus along Serangoon Road. Mr Krishnan Kalimuthoo, 78, suffered injuries on his right leg and head after being knocked down by the bus. Police said96 words
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82 1988-05-08 15 Sidek to attend Hari Raya celebration THE Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and Industry), Mr Sidek Saniff, will be the guest of honour at a Hari Raya celebration organised by the Dawoodi Bohra community, a Muslim minority group, at the Jamiyah Islamic Centre in Geylang on May 30. The 500-strong Singapore Shia-Dawoodi82 words
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141 1988-05-08 15 PARENTS should shoulder the main responsibility for building up the next generation of Singaporeans to meet the challenges of the future. The Minister for Home Affairs and Second Minister for Law, Professor S. Jayakumar, who spoke in Tamil, said parents must play a141 words
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166 1988-05-08 15 THE Regional Language Centre will hold certificate and diploma courses in business English jointly with an Australian college in the last quarter of this year. The courses, run by the RELC's Language Teaching Institute and the Metropolitan Business College (MBC) of Sydney,166 words
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57 1988-05-08 15 A MAN was jailed a day and fined $25,000 yesterday for assisting in operating an illegal 10,000-character lottery. Tay Kim Chwee, 51, pleaded guilty to committing the offence at Jurong Pier Road on Friday. The court heard that about $260 worth of bets were found57 words
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121 1988-05-08 15 MP presents Hari Raya gifts of cash and rice to 26 needy residents NEEDY Muslim residents in Bedok Reservoir Road received Hari Raya gifts yesterday. The gifts were distribut- ed by the MP for Eunos, Mr 1 Zulkifli Mohammed, at the Eunos Education Centre in I Block 616, Bedok Reservoir121 words
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Article, Illustration603 1988-05-08 16 SANDRA DAVIE - SANDRA DAVIE Women polled also fault them for sloppy dressing By SCENE ONE: A well-dressed girl and sloppily attired man enter a restaurant. A waiter pulls out a chair for her, but her bespectacled date rushes forward and plonks himself on the chair,603 words
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204 1988-05-08 16 THE best safeguard against the spread of glue sniffing is the home, where the family can be vigilant and act when a family member begins to behave abnormally. Teachers and members of the public should also be alert to spot students204 words
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Article114 1988-05-08 16 SAF exercises THE Singapore Armed Forces will hold military exercises in Lim Chu Kang, Tuas, Hong Kah, Marsiling. Mandai, Sembawang, Wing Loong and Loyang from tomoirow to Sunday. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used in the exercises from 7 am to midnight daily. The public is advised not to be114 words
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Article81 1988-05-08 16 UK don for medical symposium A SYMPOSIUM on Extended Spectrum Penicillins in Medical and Surgical Practice will be held at the Marco Polo Hotel's Tanglin Room on Wednesday. The symposium is organised by I^ederle laboratories, a division of American Cyanamid Company, and The Chapter of Surgeons, Academy of Medicine. Singapore81 words
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107 1988-05-08 16 Bird singing contest at Bird Park A NATIONWIDE bird singing contest organised by Bukit Batok Singing Club will be held at the Jurong Bird Park next Sunday. The contest is open to four categories of birds: Oriental white-eye, China thrush, redwhiskered bulbul and the white-rumped sharma. The birds will be107 words
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333 1988-05-08 16 Man jumped to his death over unrequited love AFTER only two months and three dates, a 29-year-old man fell deeply in love with a clerk. But it was a one-sided love. The man, army sergeant Tan Beng Seng, feeling hurt over his unrequited love, jumped to his death. Evidence led333 words
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Article47 1988-05-08 16 DR ARTHUR BENG, MP for Fengshan. will launch a special Fengshan youth group-National Cadet Corps friendship programme today at 3 pm at the Kallang Sea Training Centre. The programme is to provide opportunities for the youth members to meet and take part in joint activities.47 words
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444 1988-05-08 17 Support of govt, trade bodies vital: ASME chief SMALL and medium enterprises (SMEs) can be the new source of vitality in Singapore's economic development, but they cannot do it on their own. Mr Daron Liew, chairman of the Association of SMEs444 words
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409 1988-05-08 17 SIVAM SUBRAMANIAM - SIVAM SUBRAMANIAM By MOFIE discussions are needed on a proposal for a special bank just for small and medium enterprises (SMLIs), says an SME official. The proposal for the SME bank was put forward during the SMfc Development Plan Workshop but409 words
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257 1988-05-08 17 ABOUT 60 grassroots leaders from various constituencies have viewed an audio-visual show on a blood donation exercise at the Radin Mas community centre a run-up to the coming civil defence emergency blood collection drill. The show on Thursday was to make them more257 words
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Article, Illustration538 1988-05-08 17 FOR the first time on such a scale, some 75,000 volunteers from various community and social organisations will be publicly honoured for their charitable work during a nation-wide Volunteers Week in July. Its theme is Volunteers: You're a Star in Someone's538 words
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129 1988-05-08 17 THE MP for Changi, Mr Teo Chong Tee, yesterday encouraged more youths to lend a helping hand to the less fortunate. He said the more fortunate and successful Singaporeans, by helping out in the community, can in turn enrich129 words
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307 1988-05-08 18 QCCs take the strain off bus-driving and help SBS save money REMEMBER the bus driver with one leg resting on a brick or stool? Or the one who cranes his neck to get a better view of passengers alighting? These scenes will be things of the past when the Singapore307 words
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161 1988-05-08 18 A BUSINESSMAN who allegedly issued dishonoured cheques to pay for services and fines was charged yesterday with three counts of cheating the Registrar of Companies and Businesses. Ho Pia Lun, 41, is alleged to have issued cheques for a total of $1,640161 words
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Article, Illustration807 1988-05-08 18 JOSEPHINE LIM; JACQUELINE CHIN - JOSEPHINE LIM JACQUELINE CHIN How some people take a clean break from work By and FOR the past 18 months or so, shipping company general manager Norman Yeo, 37, has been keeping a lunchtime appointment on the quiet. Almost every weekday, he nips over from his office in807 words
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Article107 1988-05-08 18 AN ODD-JOB labourer was fined $1,000 yesterday for hurting his elder brother with a chopper on Lunar New Year's Day. The court was told that Tan Seng Thye, 32, who pleaded guilty, argued with his brother, Mr Tan Seng Huat, 44, also a labourer, over107 words
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292 1988-05-08 18 Activities of police cadets help mould character, says Jaya THE many activities of the National Police Cadet Corps have helped to mould the character of cadets and give them a more rounded education. This point was made by Home Affairs Minister Professor S. Jayakumar at the NPCC Day Parade at292 words
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Article, Illustration347 1988-05-08 19 JAPAN supports the call for a "mini-Marshall Plan" for the Philippines, but subject to two conditions. The plan must be in the framework of the World Bank assistance programme and must involve the participation of the United States and the347 words
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196 1988-05-08 19 Sunday Times wins top prize in colour contest THE Sunday Times came out with flying colours when it won an international newspaper colour reproduction contest among countries in the Asian, African and Pacific regions. The newspaper won the first prize of US$l,OOO (552,000) in the large offset category in the196 words
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Article, Illustration383 1988-05-08 19 DAMAGES totalling $584,750 were yesterday awarded to an Australian engineer by the High Court, for injuries suffered in a crash with a car along an expressway seven years ago. However, with 6 per cent interest from Jan 19, 1982, on special383 words
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158 1988-05-08 19 SINGAPORE orchids are blooming in a special orchid house in the land of the cherry blossoms. Twenty-five more hybrids will arrive on Tuesday to be placed in the Singapore Orchid Pavilion at the Nambo Paradise Botanical Garden, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Mr Lee Yiok Seng,158 words
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Article, Illustration194 1988-05-08 20 PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew and Mrs Lee last night attended a symphonic concert at the Victoria Concert Hall, part of the May Day celebrations of the National Trades Union Congress. Yuhua MP Yu-Foo Yee Shoon, who played host, also welcomed other194 words
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275 1988-05-08 20 A SHOW promoter was swindled of $12,550 worth of jewellery by two men who conned her into joining them in a bogus deal to sell computer products on Tuesday. Police said Madam Quek Boey Jee, 44, had placed a newspaper advertisement to275 words
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93 1988-05-08 20 First time SIM will confer degrees FOR the first time degreeholders will be among graduates at the Singapore Institute of Management graduation ceremony next Thursday. The first 20 graduates of the Master of Arts in Education (human resource development) programme will be among 440 graduands who will receive their degrees93 words
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Article131 1988-05-08 20 Conman cheated 22 of $62,000 A CONFIDENCE trickster who claimed to have connections with senior officers in government departments cheated 22 people of their money after promising to help them get Housing Board flats, shophouses, hawker stalls and driving licences. Using this ruse, Anthony Chan Hian Thee, 38, collected $62,450131 words
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Article35 1988-05-08 20 THE Bukit Merah branch library will screen the video, Face to Face, on May 16 at 1.15 pm in the meeting room. The programme discusses performance problems at the workplace. Admission is free.35 words
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Article, Illustration458 1988-05-08 20 'Render community service within context of nation building' A MEMBER of Parliament yesterday asked whether it is enough for youth groups to confine their community projects to one-day affairs, such as visits to old folks' homes, or whether they should rechart new458 words
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Article407 1988-05-08 20 CHENG SHOONG TAT - CHENG SHOONG TAT By Party to be dissolved and merged with Workers' Party THE 27-year-old Barisan Sosialis will soon be dissolved and merged with the Workers' Party, the third joining of forces in the opposition political scene this year. Announcing this at the WP's407 words
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96 1988-05-08 20 Robber takes $13,400 in valuables from businessman A BUSINESSMAN was robbed of his Rolex watch, gold ring and a pen worth a total of $13,400 by a man armed with a chopper at the Fortune Centre carpark on Friday. Police said Mr Neo Oon Loon, 60, was walking towards his96 words
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132 1988-05-08 20 Police seek relatives of two dead men POLICE want to contact the relatives and friends of two men who died on Wednesday at the Tan Took Seng Hospital. One of them, Mr Chee Choon Leong, 78, was found lying on the roadside near a hawker centre in Old Airport Road132 words
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FOCUS
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314 1988-05-08 21 The Sunday Times Selling the taste for Singapore VIEW ONCE upon a time, mothers used to advise their daughters that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Food can do wonders for romance. Times have changed. Few mothers bother with dishing out such advice any more. But314 words
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Article159 1988-05-08 21 What The Sunday Times reported on May 12, 1963 THE chairman of the PublicUtilities Board, Dr Fong Kim Heng, said today that the Board was using all available ways and means at its disposal to conserve waler. At the same time, he said, the Board was taking159 words
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Article, Illustration1108 1988-05-08 21 ALI ALATAS speaks at least four languages and is as self-assured as his Indonesian Foreign Minister predecessor The pride of Indonesia's foreign service corps, Mr Ali Alatas, recently became the nation's first professional diplomat to become Foreign Minister. Hopes are pinned on him to raise Indonesia's international1,108 words
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FOCUS/Viewpoints
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Article, Illustration849 1988-05-08 22 Russell Heng - Barriers to browsing should not be tolerated Russell Heng Like the housewife prodding at a fish before making her purchase, browsers also need to examine what they are buying. They need no excuse for doing what they do. BOOKSELLERS have unleashed what tbey probably felt was damning evidence against the849 words
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877 1988-05-08 22 Tan Sai Siong - A day to love the family and to regret having none Tan Sai Siong tKßZsna* Cynics would credit the firm hold which Mother's Day has taken in ordinary family life to the efforts of wily marketing men. I aver it is equally good for engendering emotions which money cannot buy.877 words
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938 1988-05-08 22 Alfred U. Elicierto - Alfred U. Elicierto An artist at work uses his mind, eyes and hands in perfect harmony. If he thinks he can replace the hand with a machine, he is in for a surprise. I'VE seen evangelists and desk-top art evangelists. Of the two, the first938 words
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Article, Illustration475 1988-05-08 22 FOR a man who has been told he has a distinctly North Indian accent, it was the tragedy of my life that I had never been to India. Where did that blessed accent come from? My English professors at university who had served in India475 words
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Advertisement229 1988-05-08 22 ANNIVERSARY Iff COME CELEBRATE WITH US AT YOUH SERVICE lt«3-lt«« From 23 May, treat yourself and your family to three places of interest. A tour to Bedok Waterworks, Senoko Power Station and Kallang Gasworks. A ~^< ~i~_ chance for you and your family to find out mU J*i rnore about229 words
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FOCUS/Analysis
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Article, Illustration1288 1988-05-08 23 Main pic: Eight years ago, this university ir\ Cambridge, Massachusetts, balked at becoming part owner in a gene-splicing company. Today, it holds a patent for genetically cancer-prone mice developed by Dr Philip Leder Left: Dr Stephen Jacobsen displays his Utah Arm, which has aided 400 amputees.1,288 words
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Advertisement274 1988-05-08 23 Now twice a week to Mauritius &M *_^Mal ■l3BEvfifv s^^;^i>S^Ks»iil^ •^^JMBF^iaTTr ia it* j- > .^V.V.tami 9&z. i5 2^ .''.^fll B mKu^ ji^^jaHHßflß^Hß^BiHiMHMkJalai ik^^jhW With flights on Monday and Saturday, we're making it twice as easy Creole. Indian, French and Chinese cuisines Superb exotic fare to reach the magic of274 words
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RACING
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Article, Illustration316 1988-05-08 24 TAN THEAN LOON - TAN THEAN LOON Thwaites-trained horse to follow By Our man on the track PENANG Several of trainer Malcolm Thwaites' charges have been winning like nobody's business this season and one to follow suit today should be Track Lark in Race 2. Last weekend, the316 words
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Article, Illustration151 1988-05-08 24 Wife and lawyer visit detained jockey KUALA LUMPUR Madam T. Puveneshvari, wife of Penang jockey R. Rajoo, visited him at the Jalan Bandar Police Station here on Friday. She was accompanied by their three-year-old son, her parents and a lawyer, Mr Darshan Singh. They talked for about two hours andNST - 151 words
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Article341 1988-05-08 24 RACE Racing Editor Tan Thean Loon Frederick Quek Danny Khoo Martin Tay I 2 Supernova 2 Supernova 2 Supernova 2 Supernova 4 Forward Attack 1 1 Gilgit 5 Shanghai Kid 1 Gilgit 3 Lovencare 2 Supernova 4 Forward Attack 1 Gilgit 3 Lovencare 1 Gilgit 1341 words
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Article4934 1988-05-08 24 MHMHV 2 00 MARA CLASSES 2 and 3 1.200m 1 1143 GUglt 77 Bukit Timah Saddle Club. F P Perelra 2 2 Supernova 75.5 Bukit Timah Saddle Club SF Jtam Ng S 2628 Lovencare 72.5 Iskandar Polo Club CW Mok 4 5 Forward Attack C8 Selangor Polo4,934 words
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Article, Illustration2839 1988-05-08 25 OUR RACING TEAM - OUR RACING TEAM By Chee and Liew put on the mat PENANG Racing meeting stewards of the Penang Turf Club opened an inquiry into the improved performance of Spiritual Champ, who won Race 5 yesterday after beating only one horse home in a field of 15 lastNST - 2,839 words
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Article, Illustration310 1988-05-08 25 JACK ELLIOTT - JACK ELLIOTT By^ ADELAIDE Melbourne jockey Chris Barrett, who was in a coma for about 10 days after suffering serious head injuries in a race fall in 1986, yesterday rode his biggest winner since his comeback to race riding. He won the South310 words
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Article, Illustration133 1988-05-08 25 LOUISVILLE (Kentucky) Goodbye Halo, the only horse to have defeated Kentucky Derby candidate Winning Colours, easily won the I,Boom Kentucky Oaks for three-year-old fillies at Churchill Downs on Friday. She beat joint 4-5 favourite Jeanne Jones by 3'« lengths, with Willa OnUPI; Reuter - 133 words
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Article92 1988-05-08 25 Only five not on medication LOUISVILLE (Kentucky) Only five horses in the field of 17 will run in the 2,000m Kentucky Derby without medication. They are Cefis, Brian's Time, Seeking The Gold, Proper Reality and Private Terms. Risen Star, Intensive Command, Din's Dancer, Sea Trek, Winning Colours and Forty NinerUPI - 92 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration250 1988-05-08 26 Mdm Sakuntala Born 6 11 40 Died 7.5 M (Of Mk 7M Yiahun Ring Road #08- MM (277«) Leaving behind beloved: Husband: V Rajakrlshnan Son: R. Rajendran OalUflht#f R Oavarey R. Krlshnavenl R. Christmas Davl R. Chltra Daughter-in-law Slta Sona-4n-law: S. Mahallngam N. Valamuthu ■■■oinvf t dtoiiiwi m,250 words
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Obituary, Illustration242 1988-05-08 26 Lee Ah Yong Age: S3 paeee d away peacefully on 65 M Deeply mourned by Wtta: Goh Ah Tee Sona: Lee Kta Hln Lee Kla Song Lee Kla Jiam Lee Kla Tong Daughter*: Lee Kla Loon Lee Ah Moy L all loved ones. Cortege leaving on 10.VM from242 words
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Obituary, Illustration160 1988-05-08 26 In everlasting memory of ALBERT TAN GUAN LEE departed 8.5.85. It Is now 3 years Sorrow has been going deeper and deeper each year You have suddenly departed without leaving words behind We have been fighting back our tears all the time. Sadly miittd by mum, dad,160 words
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Obituary, Illustration90 1988-05-08 26 NEETHAR KAOAN R. POYYAMOZHEE DEPARTED ON 23.4.88 Theepa oil poojal will be held on Bth May 1988 (Sunday) at Slvan Temple, Serangoon Road at 7.00 ptn. Relatives friends, please treat this as a personal Invitation We wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone for sharing90 words
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Obituary, Illustration72 1988-05-08 26 324 In Mem oriam IN LOVING MEMORY Or^^^l MRS. MEISKE INDRAWATI KOHAR I Departed Bth May, 1987 I In our home she is fondly remembered, I Sweet Memories cling to her name; I Those who loved her in life sincerely, II Still love her in death just the same. II72 words
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Obituary, Illustration61 1988-05-08 26 In »v»r loving memory of MR. K. PERIAYAH MR. P. MURUGAIYAH Departed 7/4/1971 Departed 8/5/1982 Love's greatest gift Remembrance Inserted by loved ones I in Loving Memory of TAN KAH HENG Departed 8«n May IM7 It's been a year since you were gone, But the memories linger61 words
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Article, Illustration50 1988-05-08 26 Family request all relatives and friends of the late MR. RAMAIYYA 9/0 KUMARAPPAN to attend Karumathi Prayer* which will be held at Blk 30t, #oa-12JS, 1, Ang Me Kle en Sunday I/S/M night; followed by I Athma Snanthl Pooja al Sri Srvan Temple en 9/8/M Monday at 7pm.50 words
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SPORT
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Article, Illustration777 1988-05-08 26 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON TEE TO GREEN CINGAPORE overcame great odds to qualify for the finals of the Dunhill Cup, but they will have to surmount even greater obstacles in their efforts to do well at St Andrews in October. After Lim Swee Wah,777 words
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230 1988-05-08 26 PROFESSIONAL golfers Lim Swee Wah, Bill Fung and M. Murugiah reaped the fruit of their labour last Sunday when they they helped Singapore qualify for the finals of the Dunhill Cup. The trio scored a dramatic victory over South Korea's team in the qualifying final230 words
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Article249 1988-05-08 26 Kim ties record and leads PORTSMOUTH American Kim Shipman tied the tournament record score with a sev-en-under-par 65 on Friday to take a three-shot lead after the first round of the LPGA's US$3OO,OOO ($600,000) Crestar Classic golf tournament. Kim started play on the back nine where she birdied the 11th,AFP; Reuter - 249 words
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Article110 1988-05-08 26 VICTORIA Junior College will meet National Junior College in the final of the Schools National A Division girl's tennis tournament. VJC defeated Raffles JC 3-2 while NJC thrashed Anderson JC 4-1 at Kallang yesterday. VJC also made it to the final of the Schools National A Division Girls' squash110 words
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Article, Illustration275 1988-05-08 26 LAS VEGAS American Bob Lohr held the lead on Friday after 36 holes of the weathershortened US$l.4 million ($2.8 million) Las Vegas invitation golf tournament with a tworound, eight-under-par 136 total. Lohr, who finished his second round on Thursday before 100 kph275 words
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Article93 1988-05-08 26 CHEPSTOW (Wales) Titleholder Mats Lanner crashed out of the European Matchplay Championship here on Friday in the second round. The 27-year-old Swede suffered a shock one-hole defeat at the hands of lowly-ranked Englishman Glenn Ralph, who sank a three-metre putt on the last green to seal hisAFP; Reuter - 93 words
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Article, Illustration194 1988-05-08 26 THE death of Mr Leow Kim Fatt last Friday brought an eventful chapter in Singapore's and Malaysia's badminton history to a close. Mr Leow, 77, affectionately known as Mr Badminton in South-east Asia, was one of the doyens of Singapore badminton, having been involved in194 words
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Article, Illustration1072 1988-05-08 27 ALAN HUBBARO - A pity snooker is going back to pot ALAN HUBBARO /CIRCULATING around the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield during the recent world snooker championship was an advertisement from an American newspaper. It was for powdered urine. For less than US$2O ($4O) you could be sent two samples which are guaranteed drugfree.1,072 words
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414 1988-05-08 27 PETER WATSON - TWENTY-FIVE pocket-size certificates in little green folders were a small but significant sign that Singapore are getting ready early for world snooker. The certificates were presented to 25 newly-qualified referees by Mr Richard Lim, president of the Singapore Billiards and Snooker Council414 words
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Article402 1988-05-08 27 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON By Hosts Hongkong make it a doubles demolition job for winning 3-0 lead SINGAPORE bowed out of this year's Davis Cup campaign yesterday when Liu Wai Yaw and Melwin Pereira lost 2-6, (M>, 1-6 to Mark Bailey and Andy Brothers at the Jubilee Sports402 words
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Article89 1988-05-08 27 Hongkong 3 Singapore I Hongkong first) Friday's singles: Mark Bailey bt Liu Wai Yaw 6-1, 6-0, 6-2; Colin Grant bt Melwin Pereira 6-1, 6-0, 6-2. Yesterday's doubles: Bailey and Andy Brothers bt Liu Wai Yaw and Melwin Pereira 6-2, 6-0, 6-1. Other results Taiwan 1 Pakistan 2,89 words
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629 1988-05-08 27 HAKIKAT RAI - China want to shed role of bridesmaids HAKIKAT RAI By I CHINA are prepared to shed their neighbourly image and play nasty in sport, that is. One would not be wrong to say that they are tired of playing second fiddle in most Olympics events. They want to be numero629 words
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364 1988-05-08 27 TENNIS WORLDWIDE ROME Argentine favourite Gabriela Sabatini overcame an early slump to triumph over West German Sylvia Hanika 3-6. 6-1, 6-1 and reach the semi-finals of the Italian Open women's tournament on Friday. Gabriela, beaten by world No. 1 SteffiAFP; Reuter - 364 words
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Article121 1988-05-08 27 Final-round KO for Hunt WORLD OPEN SQUASH VALKENSWAARD (Holland) Sweden's Frederick Johnson qualified for the World Open squash tournament when he heat former world No. 1 Geoff Hunt 9-6. 9-3, 9-7 in the final qualifying round on Friday. Other rtwolto: Rory Wall (NZ) bt Paul Gregory (Brit) 10-8. 9-5, 7-9,Reuter - 121 words
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Article370 1988-05-08 27 ATHLETICS Former Olympic champion Steve Ovett has attacked the British Amateur Athletics Board for deciding to halve annual payments of athletes who compete abroad two days before or four days after the five British meets this season. The 800 metres gold medallist of the 1980 Olympics said theAFP; Reuter - 370 words
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Article, Illustration675 1988-05-08 29 ROB HUGHES - Liverpool, Wimbledon a tale of contrasts ROB HUGHES TALK OF SOCCER A NY man offered an indisciplined mongrel does not expect to parade it at Crufts nine months later. The sporting equivalent is Bobby Gould leading out Wimbledon on Saturday to meet the Princess of Wales and then show their675 words
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Article247 1988-05-08 29 Goalkeeper: BRUCE GROBBELAAR (aged 30): 1.85m, 83kg, Zimbabwe international. Acrobatic, occasional howlers. Estimated annual salary: £85.000 ($318,000). Detached house. Drives Ford Orion. Defenders: STEVE NICOL (26): 1.55, 77kg. Scottish international. Aggressive and has a knack for scoring. £80,000. Detached house. Ford Sapphire. GARY GILLESPIE (27): 1.89m, 81kg. Scottish international.247 words
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Article277 1988-05-08 29 Goalkeeper: DAVE BEASANT (aged 29): 1.95m, 83kg. Team captain who has played in all divisions with Wimbledon. Prodigious kicker. Estimated annual salary: £30,000 ($112,500). Semi-detached house overlooking Wembley's twin towers. Toyota Corona. Defenders: JOHN SCALES (21): 1.82m, 77kg. Third Division defender until Clive Goodyear injured. Dependable but can he277 words
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Article1200 1988-05-08 29 GODFREY ROBERT - GODFREY ROBERT COMMENT by SOCCER WORLDWIDE Stopping the exodus across the Causeway will benefit Singapore IF national-reject A. R. J. Mani harbours any hope of playing Malaysia Cup soccer this season, there is only one avenue open to him fight his way back into theReuter; AFP; AP; UPI - 1,200 words
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Article, Illustration725 1988-05-08 29 Hick blazes into record books with eighth highest knock in history 405 n.o. LONDON CYickefs new batting sensation, Zimbabweborn Graeme Hick, blazed into the record books on Friday with a massive 405 not out for Worcestershire against Somerset, the highest individual English County score this century. Hick, 21, tore theReuter - 725 words
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340 1988-05-08 29 Bird named best player by new rating system CHICAGO The National Basketball Association's best player is Boston Celtic's Larry Bird by a slim margin over Michael Jordan, of the Chicago Bulls, according to a new statistical system of rating basketball players. "I know I'm not going to make many friendsReuter; AP - 340 words
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Advertisement77 1988-05-08 26 MADAM SHEILA FERNANDEZ. AQED 60 YRS. PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 7 5.88 IN N. DELHI. CORMOENOUM In the death announcement of: MADAM =ONG FOMG YOMQ which appeared on Sat. 7.5.88, the grand-daughter 'Lam Wai Mang Tony 1 should be 'Lam Wai Mang'; the grand son-in-law •Mok Chup Chuang' should be77 words
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Advertisement204 1988-05-08 26 i <7/£ cTVlemoriani Cut out the "In Memoriam" booking I form and send it to us at least a day before publication. I (Or call CATS at 737-1 166) To: The Straits Times Press (1975) Ltd I Classified Advertisement Department I 390 Kim Seng Road I Times House, Singapore 0923204 words
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Advertisement26 1988-05-08 26 SUNDAY TIMES/COCA-COLA SPORTS ACHIEVEMENT OF THE MONTH My choice is Reason Name Address Tel: Send to- Sporta Achievement. Sunday Time* 390. Kim Seng Road. Singapore 092326 words
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Advertisement40 1988-05-08 27 Gear Up for The Sunciay Times The Sunday Times/ ShinMin 1| "^HL JH^fl^^V WL^^ db^^ .^fl^^^k Shin Min Big Walk 1988 nvp I 1 W^| K 1 B P^^^™B P^^* I Entries close *WIMjH» H on May 31, 1988. ■DTBI»40 words
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Advertisement823 1988-05-08 28 h^Vk >i Hi *Flat Square Tube A new techological breakthrough from the maker of the World's W^^T^^^k PRECISE chroma system, m the heart of the I programme channels: it is equipped with 40 leading Colour TV. From TELEFUNKEN, now COmeS the Worlds V '^/^L-T^B CTV numerous micro-chips are used to823 words
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Advertisement13 1988-05-08 29 HOW DO YOU SPOT A POTENTIAL CHATTERBOX Sunday Plus can tell you more.13 words
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Advertisement52 1988-05-08 29 Dequadin for sore throats. In three tasty 1 flavours. Dequadin throat lozenges come in three soothing flavours. Lemon. ~^?c^ menthol and strawberry. *^F So the next time you've got a^^ sore throat, look out for these colourful packs at your pharmacy or druggist. Glaxo Glaxo Singapore Re Ltd SoieAg*--- rjapore)52 words
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149 1988-05-08 30 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON THE withdrawal of several European countries from the preOlympic Games water polo qualifying round in Perth from Wednesday has forced the International Swimming Federation (FINA) to re-draw the Group D playoff. The organisers have now changed the format from the original149 words
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Article, Illustration201 1988-05-08 30 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN Picture By CHINESE Swimming Club goalkeeper Goh Choon Huat (red cap) and team-mate Lim Eng Tiong are in the thick of action as they try to prevent Combined Schools A's Huang Renjin from scoring in the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association Open waterALBERT SIM - 201 words
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Article409 1988-05-08 30 LEE WAI WUN; LEE WAI WIJN - LEE WAI WUN LEE WAI WIJN By Manila trip for winners NEWCOMER Andy Chong hit a purple patch to claim top position among the men's qualifiers for the fourth Jatico Tournament at Pasir Panjang Bowl on Friday. The 27-year-old printer dislodged early leader Jack Wong with409 words
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Article132 1988-05-08 30 ATHLETICS 10km handicap walk (National Stadium, 7am). Sembawang Tamils Association road run (15 Kee Ann Road. 8.30am). BASKETBALL National League prelim: Asia Electric v Tong Whye (Geylang Indoor Stadium, 8.45pm). CRICKET Dlv 1: SCC v UWC (SCC), SRC v LA (SRC), CSC v JR (CSC), SCRC v Safsa132 words
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Article473 1988-05-08 30 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN Match ends in deadlock even after five extra-time tie-breakers- By LAST night's National Basketball League match between Min Yi and Ivy House turned into a show of mockery when the teams drew 127-127 despite five periods of extra-time of five minutes each at the473 words
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Article371 1988-05-08 30 BRITISH SOCCER LONDON Chelsea, whose season has been dominated by high-profile squabbles off the pitch and depressing performances on it, were forced into play-offs to preserve their First Division status when they were held to a 1-1 draw by Charlton on the final Saturday of theReuter - 371 words
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215 1988-05-08 30 J. RAJENDRAN - SINGAPORE'S junior women's hockey team will leave this month for an Australian tour geared towards sharpening their skills for October's Junior World Cup qualifying competition in New Delhi. International Hockey Federation (FTH) coach Frank Murray is making arrangements for the team to215 words
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Article, Illustration442 1988-05-08 30 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI Striker could still be hoping for release to Kelantan By THE absence of striker Razali Rashid from the Singapore soccer team's training sessions for the Malaysia Cup competition for the last two days is causing some concern to assistant coach P.N. Sivaji. Midfielder Salim442 words
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Advertisement288 1988-05-08 31 v^=s^CS^v REACHING NEW HEIGHT /ZrTSSfxA SERVICE AND UNDERSTf ■k W M SSi m RH 7ODi4V marks a major milestone indeed for Japan Air Lines in Singapore. Three de R progress, contributions and influence have been increasingly felt and appreciated by Singaj both (Mi the ground, and in the air. Here288 words
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Title Section12 1988-05-08 1 TV PLUS Scene TV Eye TV Listings Young Life Comics Classifieds Music12 words
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Advertisement38 1988-05-08 1 f how a woman can survive Cup Final night With our foottel fanatics hefr, you too can sit bach and enK>y the Lh^rpool vs Wimbledon game live on Ch 12 at 9.55 pm this Saturday. See Page 3.38 words
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Miscellaneous1662 1988-05-08 1 *~^L^m^mT -Mm U mWT^ *fc B^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^PJ P^Pi -M W^ .^^H f^ PJ^^^ I .^PJ P^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^P^Pl^^^ mI P^L P^P^^^P^B_^H_^bVj^^^^PJ iP'Pfl .^hH ii^^^^^BW6^HJfj^HHBHHHBj "^P^K 1 4 fll, .MflBlf H*****88lr^' t%^L\^L\w 4 Mt p^ta^pbp^b^p^^p^^ptx^^^^M JP^Pa,VP^P^» JrX^BP^P^P^Pfl P^r -'y-s. P^k JP^P^P^P^P^H tI [HpBBpKh S^V l^P M'RHACHI. First of a 16-part serial based I JB^1,662 words
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Article, Illustration860 1988-05-08 2 There's no alternative for now, argues RUSSELL HENG in the wake of astonishment at the polished tones of the English-dubbed Samsui Women series IT IS easy to say the obvious and therefore one glib response to SBC's dubbed-in-English Samsui Women (Saturday, Ch 5, 9.45 pm) would860 words
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Article, Illustration797 1988-05-08 2 The derring-do of trainee pilots in the Sunday serial prompts LOW MEI ME! to find out what it's really like to be a fighter pilot CAPTAIN Charles Sih swears he is just like the next person. But his jungle green flight suit,797 words
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Article, Illustration384 1988-05-08 2 PHILIP COOREY - Priest and soldier in a tale of power and love PHILIP COOREY By VIDEO GUIDE THE MISSION Starring Robert De Niro, Jeremy Irons and Ray Me Anally Directed by Roland Joffe 1186, Goldcrest Video, STY AN EXCELLENT film with a fine script by Robert Bolt. It is a morality play384 words
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Article, Illustration1181 1988-05-08 3 MIRANDA TAY, football mad since eight, lumps Into the forthcoming FA Cup final fray IT'S that time of the year again. The FA Cup final is just six days away, and the men are going to do their usual Je-kyll-and-Hyde act in front1,181 words
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Article, Illustration340 1988-05-08 3 LINESMEN: The two men, one on each side of the field, who indicate to the referee whether the ball is in or out of the field, and when players are offside (see diagram). Substitute: Two substitute players are allowed during a game. Once substituted, a player340 words
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Article, Illustration454 1988-05-08 3 JOHN BLAKE - THOSE unfortunate enough to be destitute in Beverly Hills have a friend in actress Donna Mills, star of TV's Knots Landing. She spends holidays serving dinner to hungry street people, and works hard to raise money from her Hollywood friends and local government toIPS - 454 words
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Advertisement952 1988-05-08 2 MOTHER DESERVES A WEEK! SPECIAL MOTHERS' WEEK 8-14 MAY m _r j/"^"^ Give your mother a break, not just on Mother's Day, but for the whole week with our SPECIAL MOTHERS' PACKAGE! It's a great way for the whole family to relax and spend time with mum. At just $99952 words
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Advertisement143 1988-05-08 2 Free Brochures tell the AMAZING story A SLIM LITHE FIGURE FOR YOU More than 750,000 women in &^j&& Britain. France and America ilfflffr including film stars, socialites. *AifJ>TK^' housewifes, models and teenagers have discovered an amazing method of reducing ''fit weight from any chosen part >. -<y\ \J&£ of the143 words
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Advertisement70 1988-05-08 2 i r^ABRBJIATRI™ M -^vM\^^ FOR SPEED WITH ACCURACY %s&^ SHORTHAND LEARN SHORTHAND IN 6 WEEKS In just 6 weeks, step into an exciting, highpatd secretarial job. Abreviatnx Shorthand is based on simple abc's You can quickly learn to write 120 w.p.m. at home. Write for Free Booklet "Shortcut To A70 words
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Advertisement138 1988-05-08 3 A dose look at Condominium Living On May 22, The Sunday JJJ JL-" Times gives readers and nta» il it! "tffb advertisers a supplement they }1 1 fil iS^lB have been waiting for. lr II 11 FjP* Designed for today's lifestyle in condo living •Do condominiums fl l&fi&B^fiiT I "KMf138 words
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Article, Illustration932 1988-05-08 4 VAL MacQUEEN - VAL MacQUEEN ON THE BLINK I By ALTHOUGH it has been praised worldwide, and although I covered the first episode a couple of weeks ago, I cannot resist commenting again on David Attenborough's First Eden. The series, which ended here932 words
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Article, Illustration652 1988-05-08 4 VAL MacQUEEN - WHERE there's a will there's a way; where there's muck there's brass; and where there's a detective show there's an audience panting to suspend its powers of disbelief. That the standard of plotting is, overall, so appalling probably says more about the voracious viewer652 words
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Article260 1988-05-08 7 I EXPECT many of you are aware that today is Mother's Day. You may even have cut out Margaret Chan's recipes for breakfast and a three-course lunch from last Sunday's newspaper to cook up a surprise for your mum. But I wonder if you know that making a260 words
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Article, Illustration237 1988-05-08 7 HERE is one ornament that you can make without costing you a single cent. I am sure you will have a great time trying your hand at this craft. You will need: One coconut frond Some thread 1. Choose a young coconut frond which237 words
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Article, Illustration407 1988-05-08 7 Great Queens MARIA THERESA had a happy childhood as an ordinary princess not destined to be empress. But when no heir to the Austrian throne was born, her father, Charles VI, traded Austrian land for European support for her claim to the throne. As Austrian407 words
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Advertisement125 1988-05-08 7 Next week: Queen Elizabeth I of England When youve got^ a -brain id catch, we know you wont stay long. That's why Times MRT Orchard is stocked with handy things which you can pick up, pay for and dash out with, in a few minutes. Besides attractive gifts, popular magazines,125 words
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Miscellaneous45 1988-05-08 7 Where did potatoes originate? Potatoes originally grew in the highlands of Ecuador and Peru in South America. When the Spanish explorers came to Peru in the 16th century, they found the plant and took it back to Spain, from where it spread all over Europe.45 words
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Advertisement95 1988-05-08 9 HV^B Escape from the HH^ i^^j^ killing fields. \^F A mother's dramatic story It was a living nightmare the regime's sinister 're-education' programme. Her only hope was in her own quick thinking and 9B^F the protecting power of God. An extraordinary testament of courage and faith. HocMer and Stoughton Available95 words
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Advertisement555 1988-05-08 13 57 Rentals VIVA MUSIC ARAM* MUSIC Studio for practice with new equipment only $10.00 per hr. 230 Upper Buklt Timah Road Hock Soon Industrial Complex. »06-03/ 04 Tel *****67/ *****67 58 Wanted BEST OFFER FOU used video, CTV, hl-fl, mlnl-compo, pre/ power amp. Any brand/ cond. Also repair L service.555 words
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Advertisement1163 1988-05-08 13 92 Domestic Help Available 92 Domestic Help Available SHE MAY NOT BE FILIPINA, BUT SHE'S HANDPICKED BY HUMANA Knglish-speaking Humana Sri Lankan maids and Indonesian maids. Each personally handpicked using professional recruitment techniques to Humana's standards. With successful "match-making", we help you make the best choice. She may not be1,163 words
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Advertisement140 1988-05-08 13 92 Domestic Help Available 99 Positions Vacant: Sales rWell established Computer! Form Manufacturer haa vacancies lor: MALE/ FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVES 'O' level education Good command of English Completed N.S Possess own car Experience not necessary as training will be provided Offer basic salary, transport allowance and attractive salea commission. If140 words
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Advertisement228 1988-05-08 13 100 Positions Vacant: Technical ARCHITECT Architect required to work in Singapore/ Malaysia. Minimum 3 to 4 years' experience. Salary according to experience It registration Apply with resume to S.T. BOX A***** 3SO Kim Seng Road S'pore 0823 101 Positions Vacant: Production We need many Male Female DAILY RATED FACTORY OPERATORS228 words
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Advertisement712 1988-05-08 13 104 Other Positions Vacant URGENTLY REQUIRED (1) DRIVER (2) EXPERIENCED PACKERS to work at W3 Module 11 a 12 Pasir Paniang Comptea. P»»cr Pen |ang Reed, S'pore 0611. Interested applicants please call *****09 or *****20 Mms Cecttia COMMISSION STYLISTS a Shampoo girls wanted In Ming Court Hotel Tel 737-1133 ext.712 words
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Advertisement840 1988-05-08 14 131 For Sale BMW t4 BMW 3201 Auto 4-door. pte owner, new tax. expensive accessories, $79,800 neg Dealers welcome *****27 73 BMW 2002. Oood cond $15,000. 9»m-4pm Bt. Batok. 5t. 52, 81k.523 Tel *****62 t2 BMW 5201. fully auto. 1 pte. Owner, full accessories, car like new View: 15-A Shelford840 words
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Advertisement894 1988-05-08 14 134 For Sato: Datsun/ Nissan t1 DATSUN 120Y. Square lamp. Pte. owner, alrcon., radio cassette, well maintained $17,500 0.n.0. View at: 81k.166 Blshan Street 13, »05-240, S 2057 ta MODEL NISSAN Stanza 1 68GL hatchback. 5-dr., 5-speed, power windows, central lock, alrcon., s/rlms, hl-fl, beautiful cond. $24,900, loan $19,500 *****73894 words
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Advertisement942 1988-05-08 14 134 For Sato: Datsun/ Nissan 85 NISSAN MARCH 1.0, alrcon hi fl, nice no. plate Downpayment $7500 Tel *****55 tS NISSAN MARCH 1.0 5-speed Full accessories. Tip top cond. $27,900 *****37 Winston 135 For Sato: Toyota ■00 TOYOTA CRESSIDA 2 OGL. f/auto, 1 pte owner, alrcon., s/rlms, hl-fl, power steering/942 words
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Advertisement686 1988-05-08 14 136 For Sale: Mitsubishi Sl/A/DAVS AGPEATDAYTO TEST Dfi/I/E THE JAPAA/ESE CAP OFTS/EYEA/?. m£A/EW M/rSVB/SM ffILA/V7: s»o»*c>aif \v s > TEL;474Of&&. A C^^€«S Cycle 4 Com °9« lndu*f»«» 1986 Pte Ltd aT^B\ A ~,er^be- tt C»ci* I Cordage G'Ooo WTSUBBMt 135 For Sato: Toyota 85 COROLLA 13 DX cassette Rd tax686 words
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Advertisement755 1988-05-08 14 136 For Sato: Mitsubishi 137 For Sale: Mazda 7/84 MAZDA 929 hardtop, 4-dr alrcon., s/rlms, hl-fl. Tax 7/88, power steering/ windows, central lock, 2 owners, original cond $47,300, loan arrangeable. *****35. SEE TO BELIEVE! 81. 626 2 owners. Original power windows, central locking, alrcon, radio/ cassette Asking $*****. *****68 12/86755 words
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Advertisement636 1988-05-08 14 141 For Sale: Other Make* The cost of luxury comes down to earth. ARF $43,468 Stocks available from 2 1st May 1988 onwards HYunoni Cars that make sense ™^"*O«^O AUTO PTE LTD 249 Alexandra Road s.ngaporc t»M TcH~SBBHB Open 7 days a week: 9.30am to 7pm. 138 For Sale: Honda636 words
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Advertisement649 1988-05-08 14 141 For Sal*: Other Makes 138 For Sal*: Honda 1980 HONDA ACCORO. 1 pte owner. Full accessories. 100% good cond. $*****. Tel: *****58 1980 HONDA CIVIC. 5-door 2nd generation, s/ seats, full accessories. Excellent cond. Tel: *****44 1982 ACCORD. MANUAL. Private owner, alrcon., hl-fl, Up top condition. $*****. 743-5458. Susan.649 words
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Advertisement622 1988-05-08 14 141 For Sal*: Other Makes 139 For Sale: Daihatsu 79 DAIHATSU CHARADE XTE sspeed. Alrcon. radio cassette, tax 8/88 PARF. $12,800 *****98. •90 CHARADE 1.0. 5-door. alrcon.. beautiful Up top condition. Tel. 284-9605 •90 DAIHATSU CHARADE, manual 1 owners, alrcon, radio cassette, tax 8/*BB. Excellent cond. *****77 •81 NEAR DAIHATSU622 words
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Advertisement655 1988-05-08 14 141 For Sal*: Other Makes •87, AUDI 90 Manual Fuel Injection. 1 pte. owner Full accessories. Showrm. cond. Under warranty. $85,000. View 70-E, Lor. M. Telok Kurau. 8/87 HYUNDAI STELLA 1.6 Ist class original cond. 1 owner, $39,600 Tel: *****47 Can exchange. 7/90 SUBARU IJDL. 1 owner Accident free, tip655 words
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Advertisement652 1988-05-08 14 141 For Sal*: Other Makes 142 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles '77 MAZDA FlOOO Coach van •78 Mazda FlOOO Coach van. '80 Mitsubishi L3OO van. 81 Mitsubishi L3OO van. Alrcond.. radio cassette, s/rlms. Down payment $2400. Loan arrangeable. Tel: 256-4942/ 256-4908 HEAR 79 120V, panel van, power windows, high power cassette,652 words
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Advertisement802 1988-05-08 15 143 Sale/ Wantad: Motorcycles/ Scooters HONDA 7so F2, 1078 Tip top condition. 2 new tyres Price: $1,800. Tel: *****57 KAWASAKI OPZ4QO FD32S4 $4,400 Yamaha RXZ FE0633 $3,400 Contact Roy. 746-0067 LOOKING. FOR A Honda Spacy Scooter Tel 282-8145, l-spm or Pg 700-7245. Eric. No dealers pis. TZR Its, ORIGINAL red/802 words
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Advertisement626 1988-05-08 15 173 Accommodation Available Apartmants FAR EAST PLAZA Hotel Style LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS At the lunciion of Scotts Orrhard Road. next to Hyatt Hotel. Advarv* Booking Available 1 4 000 sq tt Hotel Style Looby Swimming Pool. Tennis Court. Squash Court. Billiard Room, gymnasium and many other facilities Self Service Free Launderette626 words
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Advertisement973 1988-05-08 15 174 Accommodation Available: Rooms QN-STEAD RO FURN. rms for singles/ students $400/ $450 pm Tel: *****83/ *****86 HDB DtSTJ MASTER bedroom for single working ladles. Rent $200. Tel. *****02 LLOYD HOUSE HOTEL (Orchard Rd.) V* day $25. dally $30. monthly $330-$650 Weekly also. *****11 ROOM AT CLEMENTI West St 2973 words
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Advertisement1546 1988-05-08 15 186 For Sal*: Privaf Apartrwnta OPEN HOUSE HACKMDA, designer's apt. Blk 6. 04-06, renovated. View: 3-6pm., sun Pager *****16 OPEN HOUSE EASTERN Lagoon 1, blk 214, #07-03. l-spm No agent 190 For Safe: HUDC Apartmfita SERANGOON NORTH APT. Tastefully renovated, morning sun. Genuine buyers only. See to offer. Ring. 286-67211,546 words
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Advertisement4916 1988-05-08 15 191 ST. 8 1 241 Tour> 241Tourm 241 Tourm 241 Tour. HUB Apartment* HO CASHI $t rm Corona Blk 109 I >!■ twww—^—^-^— Simple renovation Well kept lJxMJilljAJiXJjliAt-J.'. J-J I 1 1 [>H "-f M B— i B— SF- I^Dj^. Chartered F.!ghr j^U-rj" Offer $688 H o ZoX^^T one amo4,916 words
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Advertisement351 1988-05-08 15 303 Birth./ Birthday. DEAREST CATHERSME. HAPPY 21st birthday. Love you always. Your loving brother Sri. 306 Lost LOST SHOWN White Siamese cat. Blue eyes. With a bow tie. Lost around One Tree Hill on 25th April. Please call owner *****81. 306 Found FOUND YOUNO WILL Trained Female Alsatlon Cross In351 words
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Article, Illustration634 1988-05-08 16 Brisk trade in Malay delicacies at bazaars A special feature to commemorate the month of Ramadan. Stories by YEO KIM SENG. A PRE-HARI RAYA charity food fair-cum-ba-zaar in the Sultan Mosque area is proving to be a crowd-puller. With bargains that include evergreen Malay favourites and handicrafts from the AseanLIM SIN THAI - 634 words
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Article, Illustration128 1988-05-08 17 INSTEAD of breaking fast at home, Muslims can now do so with a buffet dinner on weekends at the Royal Holiday Inn Singapore, where they can also adjourn for prayers in special rooms. The "break fast" dinner, which was introduced on April 17, will be available128 words
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277 1988-05-08 17 INTERESTING Hari Rayas of the past are among the highlights of a programme that the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has planned for festive viewers. One was when Hari Raya and Cninese New Year occurred on the same day and everyone got a five-day277 words
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Article, Illustration413 1988-05-08 17 Holiday venture that was on the cards EVERY year, when Hari Raya comes around, enterprising businessmen and women never fail to take advantage of the occasion to make some extra money. Many of them are actually workers who hold full-time jobs. Some are university students. "A few of them have413 words
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Advertisement46 1988-05-08 17 DUCK BRAND Quality Duck Brand OU is made of the finest mm refined vegetable oil. Si Jfer ""SS) x^ SOON^Hftflfll f^^^^^^t^^^Kr Mums cakes and cookies will always taste so JjXjj* G R\S>* cakes and cookies. Use Daisy Margarine (§l^f*m^^?t l fcSsg LAMA By H V^ f |>^46 words
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Advertisement741 1988-05-08 17 Boleh saya tolong v anda?) Untuk guru kaunseling, para pelajar dan ANDA TIML\ $12.50 1 li'lLiO Available at all pood bookshop* STP Distributors 2 Jurong Port Road Singapore 2261 Times Publinhing Group $500,000 in eight hours that's how fast Singaporeans plonked down their money to slake their thirst for travel.741 words
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Article, Illustration644 1988-05-08 18 LOW MEI MEI - LOW MEI MEI By TAIWANESE actress Wong Cho Yin is hopping mad someone has doctored the publicity posters for her 1987 movie Miss Hongkong and made her look as if she were half-naked. The original glossies show Wong as a demure beauty queen dressed644 words
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Article, Illustration476 1988-05-08 18 SERENA TOH tries to pin down Ann Marie Ruddock, one half of the pop duo Amazulu IT IS the hair that turns heads first. The long, slithering strands of braided locks that snake across her shoulders, reaching past her waist. Ann Marie Ruddock,476 words
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Advertisement149 1988-05-08 18 Who will be You Nominate HER she can win:- a crystal trophy M_ J V a holiday lor a familj of four in France, including a \isit to \\u M 1 M*^ W^k Benedictine Monastery where Benedictine IX )M is produced. IVOf^^*-—^^B^^^^^^k Salvatore Perragamo leather goods tyYitSs'-D m •Benedictine DOM.149 words
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Advertisement71 1988-05-08 18 I TUP I UH int On Wednesday, May 11 Business Times will publish its 11th annual Banking, Finance and Insurance Supplement. This bumper 52-pages supplement will be compulsory reading for anyone in or connected with the financial sector of Singapore. Make sure you get your copy by placing your order71 words
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Miscellaneous86 1988-05-08 18 TOP OF THE POPS United States 1. (2) Wishing Well Terence Trent D'Arby 6. (3) Devil Inside INXS 2.(1) Where do Broken Hearts Go 7.(9) Prove Your Love Taylor Dayne Whitney Houston 8.(5) Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into 3.(4) Angel Aerosmith My Car Billy Ocean 4.(6) Anything for You86 words
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SUNDAY PLUS
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Article, Illustration2260 1988-05-08 1 ARAB RAGE IN ISRAEL We are always Arabs first, then Israelis. But since 1967, a third identity has begun to surface Palestinian. That identity is still third for most of us, but it is growing 7 ANAN SAFADI. anchorman on Israel's Arabic TV Forty years after the founding of the2,260 words
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Advertisement622 1988-05-08 1 Pairt delay your V rtoliduy AMERICA THE BEST SELLING HONG fltt X chan brothers- choice of hotels- IJP lfc-riiVr#^ KONG TOUR IN SINGAPORE 1 All Deluxe and Ideally Located .The only NEW 4CALANU 7 Days Hawaii/Los Angeles best planned meals: For yO uto savour the unique v travel a 9622 words
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Advertisement8 1988-05-08 1 Mind and Body Food Motoring Fashion Travel /Time-off8 words
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Article, Illustration625 1988-05-08 2 JOSEPH PUTTI - JOSEPH PUTTI By RECENTLY a young man who had completed studies in hotel management in Switzerland came to seek some counselling about his job opportunities. He had put in two years of service in a hotel. He said that one reason he had quit625 words
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Article, Illustration835 1988-05-08 2 WITH the emphasis on health and well-being, the popularity of vegetarian food seems to be rising. But it does not mean that more Singaporeans are becoming true vegetarians. The trend towards a vegeta-ble-oriented diet can be seen in the mushrooming of hawker835 words
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424 1988-05-08 2 Listen to what a woman doesn't say A LOT of fuss is made over the importance of Singaporeans learning English as a common language to link the country's different ethnic groups Chinese, Malay, Indian, whatever so they can understand each other and avoid confusion. Fine, but nobody mentions the biggest424 words
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Article446 1988-05-08 2 Q:One of the girls in my office has a bad habit of reading over my shoulder while I'm writing. She even has the cheek to comment or ask questions about what I've written. Don't you think she's very rude? How can I get her to446 words
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Article, Illustration940 1988-05-08 3 EAT OUT A pleasant manager and a posh restaurant with unsnobbish prices impress MARGARET CHAN IF YOU had been a well-heeled citizen in Cleopatra's Egypt, you might have fancied letting your hair down now and then, sipping a pearl-in-wine cocktail while a slave stood nearby,M.C.GALANG - 940 words
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Article106 1988-05-08 3 Sunday LUNCH CHAMPAGNE MENU Fourchettet, The Oriental: *****66. Chefs of I ho Royal Champagne Restaurant in north-east France I present the cuisine of the region with champagne On till May 15. Reservations needed i RUSSIAN PROMOTION The Balalaika Room, York Hotel 737-0511. Prepared by chefs from Moscow. Entertainment by the106 words
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Article189 1988-05-08 3 WESTERN MENU Harbour Grill, Hilton Hotel 737-2233. Four-course lunch at $45 a person Free pot of violets and a bottle of perfume for mother. GALA BUFFET Mandarin Ballroom, The Mandarin: 737-4411. Local and Western favourites Includes entertainment and lucky draw. $39 50 (adults). $21 (children). HUNAN AND189 words
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Article, Illustration719 1988-05-08 4 Some like it hot; some, not. MARGARET CHAN tells you how to make a spicy Thai salad and the country's milder version of pork satay. EAT IN THE soul of a cuisine lies in its seasoning. Yet it is possible to capture the essence of719 words
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Article343 1988-05-08 4 Som tham (Thai papaya salad) Serves four or five 5 cups coarsely grated green papaya '/2 tbsp chopped garlic Chilli pad i (about five, sliced) 1 tbsp fish sauce 3 tbsp lemon juice (use green lemons) 2 tsp palm sugar 3 tbsp dried shrimps (washed, soaked, pounded finely) 1343 words
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Article, Illustration782 1988-05-08 4 K.F. TANG - K.F. TANG By Knowing your Courvoisier I SWIRL the golden liquid in the tall crystal glass before burying my nose in its mouth to drown in the open, well-bal-anced, fine bouquet of the 163--year-old brandy. Next, I take the merest sip, just wetting the tip782 words
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Article, Illustration540 1988-05-08 4 MAY HO - Coffee from a disposable percolator MAY HO SHOPPING By NOTHING beats a cup of cottee freshly brewed from ground beans. But brewing just one cup is a hassle, so you make a batch for the day and keep it in a flask only to pour away what is left at540 words
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Advertisement144 1988-05-08 3 I QRJHE WOMAN J9 Deßeers r< WHO DESERVES THE JM JL FINEST THINGS IN LIFE These exquisite pieces, priced from I^£LJ*jSf^^ SSJ.J(H). represmt just a small selection .^j^lßiffg^^ 1 of the 108 pieces specially designed for the Diamonds of Distinction 1988' —J J&r B^^ Collection. This sparkling collection of m^144 words
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Advertisement143 1988-05-08 4 savour delicious thai seafood (ffftft) &IKl3}sft¥}3tt •^JJM CAIRNHILL THAI SEAFOOD RESTAURAMT 15 Cairnhill Road, #07-03 Cairnhill Place, Singapore 0922 Tel: *****66 Business Hours: 11. 30am 10pm doily The best Thai seafood in town prepared in superb Thai style is here to sate your palate. Try our specialities. You'll love every143 words
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Advertisement199 1988-05-08 4 GOLDEN CIRCLE 100% PURE CORN OIL presents SINGAPORE FLAVOURS j Ingredients: V2 to 1 tsp salt /^"^^^OS&tr^M 5 hard boiled eggs 2tspssugar f 4 candlenuts 200 g grated r^^^^fe 10 dried chillies coconut J^***^. J^^^'^^i 2tspbelacan 5 tbl Golden 1 [shrimp pastel J Circle Corn Oil fV-^^^a j Wash candlenuts.199 words
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Article, Illustration1136 1988-05-08 5 A SENSE of achievement, pride and joy can add up to dollars and cents even in the motoring world. Although conventional wisdom says that one loses 20 per cent of one's money as soon as one pays for a car, the opposite proved1,136 words
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Article, Illustration912 1988-05-08 5 VAL MacQUEEN - VAL MacQUEEN By CALL me a cock-eyed pessimist, but bad times are just around the corner and every silver lining hides a filthy black storm cloud. When one expects the worst, the only surprises one encounters are pleasant ones. This is why I am912 words
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Advertisement465 1988-05-08 5 /your Chance To Be 1 A Millionaire At Stamford Service Station 3 boxes of tissues and 3 evikfs of soap are given FREE utth this Oil change (Helix ~^K^ JJ. Oil filter PLUS FRPP Spark plugs (4 pes) 1 b Contact point Brake tMt b y Cleaning engine SST^T' compartment465 words
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Article, Illustration1881 1988-05-08 6 SAINT LAURENT OF ARABIA Fashion's best kept secret? In one generation, pretty, pampered Arab women have become dictators to Paris haute couture. Beneath their shroud-like chadors, they are dressed up to the nines in Dior, Chanel or Yves St Laurent and such is their spending power, the Paris fashion houses1,881 words
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Advertisement78 1988-05-08 6 Wllbe missed if you're not h IP ™<* Family is a specially /^^^^^^JVi •Recreational tailored supplement on: 'J|i9^^^§>lrH^' r programmes organised Living together as one T/2fc re r f eari na cent f r k es o How todS/s family is t to get am, es together different from r^^C#78 words
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Article, Illustration1334 1988-05-08 7 The high road to Lang tang Housewife DAFFODIL TAN treks past Nepal's muddy precipices and tjnKiinc[ prayer music to commune witn nature Tur Ing i >. ttepa I ii< .mi wall a nightmare ot loose rubble, aiid sog gy mud. As I slithered up, glasses fogged, guilt gripped me atLeong Kwok Peng - 1,334 words
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Article, Illustration448 1988-05-08 7 NG SOEK MUN - YOU are snuggling down for a bedtime read after a day touring ruins or picking grapes —"but the hotel's bedside lights are not angled right. Travellers who have thrown aside their books in irritation and snapped off the lights altogether must have dreamt of448 words
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Advertisement118 1988-05-08 7 Welcome to a stopover in Germany. »j •y"''^!i^iiiiilliLl,3Mt^^^^s^^^BlßsWMPWß BWfca»» «tH i^^r^^K. Wherever you go in Europe, either on business variety of packages with convenient connections, or on holiday, make a stopover in Germany. scenic routes and hotel accommodation. This place we call home gives you everything Post the coupon for118 words
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Article, Illustration788 1988-05-08 8 Whether it's a mynah or parrot, catch it young and alert if you want it to learn fast, says LESLEY LAYTON TALKING birds, particularly parrots, have always fascinated man. Pet parrots appear in early Inca, Indian, Chinese and Persian records. The Greeks are known for theLESLEY LAYTON - 788 words
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379 1988-05-08 8 UMA MOORTHY - UMA MOORTHY WRITING By THE italic hand is so relaxing to write and pleasing to the eye not just for the person who does it but to the reader as well. It was this fact that persuaded Mrs Janet Moor, a trained pharmacist from379 words
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Article, Illustration481 1988-05-08 8 MELISSA HENG - Tiger 'gods' court Singaporean hearts MELISSA HENG AT THE ZOO By THE latest stars at the Singapore Zoo, Orissa and Rani, are not just a pair of rare tigers with white coats. They are also gods in disguise acording to traditional Chinese belief. White tigers, admired today for their blue481 words
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Advertisement326 1988-05-08 8 ■HBhSpSh^^l SEND IN THE CROWNS I M W Wl Are we having one beauty queen too many? jti^ BHBcBgjftHMjPW Exactly one year ago, Singapore played host to 68 Miss Universe hopefuls Sfc)**^ from around the globe. In the 12 months since, we've seen a steady >pg^X^l||fct x 'i Sißfil»67:' iW326 words
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Advertisement714 1988-05-08 9 l<> the first Australians, I >reamtime held the ,*j& memories sacred to their culture. It was the dream of a new life which brought the early settlers from Europe and later people from all over the world. And the dream of wealth which attracted the prospectors in the Gold Rush.714 words
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SPOTLIGHT Thailand Holidays
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Article, Illustration599 1988-05-08 10 More than 270,000 Singaporeans visited the country last year. CYNTHIA YEQ looks at the attractions. "Ttuailancl GOLDEN PLACES, SMILING FACES TO GET even more people, including Singaporeans, to visit the country, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) plans to launch several promo tions to599 words
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Article, Illustration633 1988-05-08 10 ANYONE who has been to Thailand would agi ee that it is pleasant to shop in the country. You can buy according to your budget from the little street markets to the poshest shopping centres selling the most exquisite jewellery and precious stones.633 words
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Article, Illustration775 1988-05-08 11 A festival or two almost every month of the year FESTIVALS often reflect a people's way of life. This is especially so in Thailand where they are usually related to religion and agriculture. There is a festival or two almost every month of the year and it takes place not775 words
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Article, Illustration1199 1988-05-08 12 J HOLIDAY in ►uthern Thailand ofrs a combination of >st and relaxation, xxJ food and exciting ghts for the traveller ho wishes to escape om the hustle and istle of city life, e almost pristine scinating caves and clear blue waters for1,199 words
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Article, Illustration349 1988-05-08 13 Take a slow boat to Phuket's nearby islands WITH the introduction of more sophisticated boat services, visitors to the islands off Phuket can expect to travel more comfortably this year. A trip to Phi Phi island is now easily accessible by a new service the M/V Ampai Samut, a fully349 words
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Article, Illustration622 1988-05-08 13 GETTING THERE - Chiangmai Flower of the North CHIANGMAI, the gateway to northern Thailand, is a city typified by ancient temples, beautiful natural scenery, and traditional handicrafts and customs. With a history that spans more than 700 years, Chiangmai has earned a reputation as the storehouse of Thai heritage and culture. Traditional handicrafts622 words
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Article, Illustration470 1988-05-08 15 dha images, pillars of ruins and temples are some reminders of the greatness of Sukhothai, Thailand's first *capiLocated 440 km north of Bangkok, Sukhothai, which means Dawn of Happiness, was founded in 1238 by King Ramkhamhaeng During his reign, King Ramkhamhaeng brought Chinese artisans470 words
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Article691 1988-05-08 15 Getting away from Bangkok EIGHTY-FIVE kilometres north of Bangkok is the old capital of Ayutthaya. In its heyday, this ancient capital of Thailand was a thriving entrepot trade centre. Today, Ayutthaya's ruins are its main attraction, reflecting the grandeur of this once-prosperous city. Apart from the ruins, the Ayutthaya National691 words
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Advertisement170 1988-05-08 10 Thailand Every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday vw TOUT l^C 1 1 Every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday w J Three to five flights daily Thirty times a week f^^^. Take off to the resort cities of Phuket and Hatyai where another world of sun, sea and relaxation awaits170 words
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Advertisement405 1988-05-08 10 i^g^Ew^gVg: *^b&3 _^^Bmß^imblb)^UMo^^Qblb)lb^blb^^^b^b^ Eve, thought of ohol.daymot.sd.ffetent from the norm' If not. tel us C^* 7> <?/ en° lo S show you how Reliance's Food Adventuie o combination of varieties *>cv o*'/»0 ntr *So M of sights ond flavours It offers you an opportunity to sample the many >^-«^ Cr405 words
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Advertisement858 1988-05-08 11 SPLENDOUR OF THE Exo&c A7as so much to offer mysterious temples, serene fakes, breathtaking scenery, colour--1 ful cultural history, fabulous cuisine and warm- m hearted hospitality. So come on, take the opportun- I ityofthe May/June school holidays to see some of these beautiful countries. Remember, seats are j limited, so858 words
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Advertisement819 1988-05-08 12 THE MONTIENS Our standards: international. Our service: graciously Thai. Our locations: just right. At the center of things. For business. For leisure. Surrounded by natural beauty. The beach. Our lush gardens. I'i4ii)ii| THE MONTI EN HOTELS V BANGKOK PATTAYf BANGKOK: 54 Surawongse Road. Bangkok *****. Thailand. Tel. 233-7060-9, 234-8060-9 Cable819 words
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Advertisement876 1988-05-08 13 B lt^J'lJfciiFll^l 1 Srhnnl HnliH^w Qnorml duiii/ct freedurian ■■^■^^^■^^^^^^^^^MPPPPImili^ r^^»3 OOIIUUI nUIIUay OpCUIdl rHUrVtI EARLY BIRD SPECIAL BEFORE 15 MAY 1 988 I fShI TLJ All A Mil HOTEL 'BANGKOK ROYAL RIVER. REGINA Special Dep 29 30 .31/5 .2 367 9 10 Jli MU^^^^^!l«r 1 'T-O'-l I nMILMIILJ palace pattaya876 words
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