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Title Section14 1989-08-09 1 The Straits Times Kstd. 18-15 WKDNKSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1989 50 CENTS MCI (P) 44/12/8814 words
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835 1989-08-09 1 To make up for losses from emigration and shortfall in babies 4 People must feel that Singapore is worth being part of and worth defending. Otherwise, we cease to exist. We cannot close our doors to prevent Singaporeans from leaving. But we can make835 words
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Article97 1989-08-09 1 KUALA I.UMPUH The Malaysian Yang Dl-Pertuan Agong, Sultan Azlan Shah, yesterday sent I message of congratulations to President Wee Kim Wee of Singapore on the occasion of the Republic's National Day. In his message, the King said Malaysians were confident that the close and cor dial relationsBernama - 97 words
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Article, Illustration65 1989-08-09 1 OUR four section National Day social publiea tion, Singapore Close-up, free with today's news paper, offers four contrasting views of the nation. We feature surprising faces, unusual places and things, cartoon portraits of Singaporeans and a riveting personal story. Spread out the front and back65 words
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Article62 1989-08-09 1 SAN KKANOSCO A sharp t'urthqunkc Jolted the San Kranclwo Hay area for 10 seconds early yesterday shaking buildings, breaking windows and rait linn objects off shriven. There were no immediate IVMftl <»( sci lons damage or injuries The (juake had a magnitude of 5.1 on theAP - 62 words
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Article63 1989-08-09 1 Sharp quake in NZ WKI.I.INCTON New Zon land was jolted l>y a sharp tartaquake late yesterday whteh caused minor damage OWr i wMI MnM Of lK)th the North and South Islands, a IVpai tment of S<lentlfle and Industrial Kesearch geo phystes s|M)kesmnn sntd. The (jiiake measured VT> on the HlehterAFP - 63 words
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Article47 1989-08-09 1 pksiiawah Two people were iiijiin-il when a homh i I|i(m-(| tin ou^h a small hotel here caily yesterday, poMcs said The Inuiil) was planted In uiie of the bathrooms of the t'httial hotel, they said, ad ding that it slightly dam aui-d the hiiiMun: AFPAFP - 47 words
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Article785 1989-08-09 1 9.1 Strong economic growth at half-way mark MTI forecast for full year revised upwards TIIK Slunaporo economy turned In a mirpi isuiKly HtumK ptrflOHMUMt In tho first hlx moiltiM, k««»wliik by a hlKhor than fptl'ltd I I ptT cent. With the lohu.st fir. st half showlnK. HM Mlni.sliy of Trade785 words
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Article, Illustration578 1989-08-09 1 NATIONAL DAY AWARDS A IiANKKIt and a linker till IH'll Juil K c hCiUi I hi- IliMI ours list of |M*O|>U* Klvon Na llonnl Day awards this yeai Hanker |«ee Hee Seng, who chairs the Public Service Commission and Mr Justice Yong Pung How,578 words
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Advertisement154 1989-08-09 1 EAST-WEST BUFFET LUNCH OU^JENU CHANQE^AIU^^^ J^M Including 9B of^^m Inv I I Drunken Prawtis I A*^m lU7| Peking nuck.HoastH Beol on W»giMi H| 4t^M tor mln I I Still at B Jff lllmiiiiiii I Cl4 en adult I I unch Hours BSj hHVJHhVJhVBH 12 noon 3pm BJH y^ 1M Caifnhill154 words
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Advertisement80 1989-08-09 1 EXTRA: OUR 16-PAGE SPECIAL JACKIE TRIES TO TAME A WOMANISER What fund managers say What fund MMBgen havr to say of the ■OVtnMMnt'l n«-w tax ■cfcOHM for unit trusts. Consultancy blossoming Intcru.ition.il management > OMlllting firms are rapidly expanding then operatkMM in Singapore. PLUS I'.ml (iop.il reflects on the lov»'80 words
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Advertisement36 1989-08-09 1 Mod«rat« pay ••ttl«m«nts' call by BQ Lh: P. 36 Mora raportt: P. 36 Inside] Summary t News 24 World News 4-3 Amm f Cmmw»v H Comment Perspective M,zj Letten 24 SporU 2»-n iUHnc 28 TimmDollar M-Jg36 words
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Article695 1989-08-09 2 JUMP IN APPEALS: Encouraged by the Government's newly -relaxed immigration policy, more Singaporeans are applying for permission to marry work permit holders and for permanent residence for their foreign spouses. This was the feedback from several MPs who said they saw a Jump in the number of such695 words
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Article636 1989-08-09 2 KALIMULLAH HASSAN - K ALIMULLAH HASSAN Reaction to Singapore's statement on US bases 'Nothing should be done to undermine Zopfan' By Wntmg for The Straits Times KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia feels that any decision by Singapore to allow US bases in the Republic would undermine the peace process636 words
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Article, Illustration507 1989-08-09 2 TWO COUNTRIES PICK NEW LEADERS: n WELLINGTON Geoffrey Palmer, sworn in as New Zealand's new prime minister yesterday, said that there will be no change in his country's anti-nuclear policy that has brought it into head-on confrontation with the United States.Reuter; AFP - 507 words
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Article, Illustration487 1989-08-09 2 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent H TOKYO Mr Toshlki Kaifu, 58, a former education minister, was elected leader of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party today and will become the country's next Prime Minister. Mr Kaifu described by the Japanese press as a political487 words
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646 1989-08-09 3 SERENA TOH; SERENE LIM - SERENA TOH SERENE LIM By and TEN, nine, eight went the countdown, led by the First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong at last night's Countdown to National Day. The crowd did not need much encouragement to join in the counting. Thousands646 words
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Article, Illustration416 1989-08-09 3 WHILE most of the 460.000 students In Singapore schools celebrated the nation's 24th birthday with concerts, staff and pupils from an independent school were treated to grandmothers' tales yesterday. About 30 "grand-guests" from grandparents to grand-auntleti were Invited by Methodist Girls'416 words
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Article143 1989-08-09 3 lAKAKTA Indonesia's I'li-siilcnt Suharto reminded top government offl cials on Monday to avoid l>ower, wraith and women thr«H« obsessions which could lead to tholr ruin, the official Anlara news ajjency raportfd. Newly appointed Uen« kuin provincial governor Ka/le .lachya quoted Mr Suharto as saying during aAFP - 143 words
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360 1989-08-09 3 A (](X)D education Is more than just performing well in examinations it should be an all-round experience to build a sound mind in a healthy body. This was the National Day message from Education Minister Dr Tony Tan to secondary360 words
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Article, Illustration191 1989-08-09 3 8,000 Convent girls celebrate double joy IT WAS double joy yesterday as 8,000 schoolgirls danced and sang together In a joint celebration of National Day and the 135th anniversary of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus (CHIJ). It was the biggest gathering ever, with 11 Convent schools coming together191 words
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Article101 1989-08-09 3 SINGAPORE celebrates its 24th birthday today with a grand parade at the National Stadium. Both spectators In the stadium and television viewers at home will catch glimpses of a nation at play as thousands of participants perform various colourful items. Watch closely and101 words
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Advertisement133 1989-08-09 2 Crafty kingmaker: Page 23 <\onAY IN BT TODAY IN BT TODAY IN BT«TODAY/^ Today m BUSINESS TIMES I i EXCLUSIVE REPORTS Reactions, reactions What fund managers have to say of the government's new tax scheme for unit trusts. 1» Consultancy blossoming International management consulting r < firms are rapidly expanding133 words
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Miscellaneous172 1989-08-09 3 Weather Showers over several areas in the early morninf and over a few areas in the late afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 min. SUNSET today: 7 15 pm; SUNRISt tomorrow: 7 05 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam 17 T.'C |{„ln Madrid IV HC Cl.mi AUMtiu172 words
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447 1989-08-09 4 India offers to pull troops out of Sri Lanka by February COLOMBO The government said yesterday that India has offered to withdraw Its peacekeeping troops from Sri I-ankn by February next year, while SH Lanka wanted them out by September. It was the first time India had offered a specificReuter; AFP; AP - 447 words
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213 1989-08-09 4 CAPE CANAVERAL The space shuttle Columbia blasted off yesterday on a secret military mission that aerospace industry sources said would deploy a sophisticated satellite to spy on the Soviet Union. The Columbia, the oldest of the three US space shuttles, took offReuter - 213 words
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Article, Illustration675 1989-08-09 4 First step should be taken by US, says source close to Rafsanjani TEHERAN Iran signalled yesterday that It would use its Influence to free US hostages In Lebanon once It receives American assurances that it will unblock Iranian assets frozen for 10 years. "TheAP; Reuter; AFP - 675 words
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193 1989-08-09 4 NAIROBI Ethiopia has mounted an Intensive air search for a plane with 14 people on board, Including US Congressman Mickey Leland, which went missing after aborting a landIng In bad weather In mountainous terrain in western Ethiopia on Mon- day.AFP - 193 words
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336 1989-08-09 4 Students mark anniversary of Rangoon unrest BANGKOK Five people were arrested as about 30 students defied martial law in Rangoon yesterday, shouting slogans to mark the anniversary of the ■tart of last year s crushed uprising for democracy, witnesses said. Other than this incident, I Rangoon was quiet yesterday asAFP; AP - 336 words
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151 1989-08-09 4 Match sparks gas-leak blast 18 killed MOSCOW A worker who lit a match In a basement where he was Investigating a gas leak Ignited an explosion that killed 18 people In the Soviet Ukraine, Pravda reported yesterday. The explosion on Monday ripped through a fivestorey apartment house In the UkrainianAP; AFP - 151 words
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415 1989-08-09 5 WARSAW Solidarity leader I^ech Walesa has called for the formation of a coalition government ex eluding the Communist Party, saying It Is the only way to rescue Poland from deep political, economic and moral crisis. Mr Walnut proposed, on Monday, grouping tho op positionReuter; AP - 415 words
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Article, Illustration143 1989-08-09 5 50 Indian grads burn degrees to protest against unemployment NEW DELHI Some 50 Jobless Indian graduates burned their university degrees at a city landmark here and shined shoes In protest against unemployment in the country, witnesses said. The protesters marched to Jantar Mantar, an ancient observatory In the heart ofAFP - 143 words
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337 1989-08-09 5 Rambo and other US movies to hit Soviet screens LOS ANGELES The Soviet Union will soon get to see John Rambo. The American cinema anti-hero known for his violent and occasionally anti-Soviet ways will soon start appearing In Russian movie theatres. Starting In October, the movie, First Blood the firstLos Angeles Daily News - 337 words
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186 1989-08-09 5 WASHINGTON The United States and the Soviet Union have reached a preliminary agreement to submit disputes Involving drug trafficking and count-er-terrorism to the World Court for arbitration. They reached the agreement after a meeting here last week, but have been discussing proposals toReuter - 186 words
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254 1989-08-09 5 MARYVILLE (Tennessee) An estranged couple's battle over the fate of seven fertilised human eggs went on trial In an unprecedented divorce case In the United States. The plaintiff, Mr Junior I<ewis Davis, Is seeking to prevent his estranged wife from tryingAFP; AP - 254 words
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Article, Illustration575 1989-08-09 7 Director's lack of skills threatening staff morale and programmes PARIS Despite new management, Unesco seems far from recovery, the International Herald Tribune reported yesterday. Some staff members and outside observers say they have rarely felt such demoralisation and drift, even during the regime575 words
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326 1989-08-09 7 Bonn closes E. Berlin mission used by would-be emigrants EAST BERLIN West Germany has announced that it would close Its East Berlin mission, which Is being occupied by 130 East Germans hoping to emigrate. An official spokesman said on Monday that the mission, the equivalent of an embassy, was tooReuter - 326 words
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Article, Illustration158 1989-08-09 7 PARIS The red berets and white T-shirts of New York's Guardian Angels made their first appearance In the Paris Metro on Monday, under the watchful eye of French police. The Angels, a vigilante group that patrols the New York subway and London underground, areAFP - 158 words
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184 1989-08-09 7 Wanted sperm of HK cops and firemen HONGKONG Hongkong's firemen and policemen have been called on to perform a new duty by donating to the Family Planning Assoclation'i depleted ■perm banks, a newspaper here has reported. According to the Hongkong Standard, the association has come up with the Idea ofAFP - 184 words
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320 1989-08-09 7 ALAN HUBBARD - Birth control pill may reduce risk of ovarian cancer: Report ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor IjONDON The birth control pill may have cut deaths from ovarian cancer by nearly 25 per cent In women under 55 since its widespread use began more than 20 years ago, says a leading British320 words
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Article32 1989-08-09 7 LONDON London will commemorate the 50th nnnl veraary of the Battle of Britain next year with a gigantic display of World War I! planes. Including Spitfire and Hurricane fighters. AFPAFP - 32 words
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134 1989-08-09 7 Tokyo professor adds over half a billion decimals to pi TOKYO An assistant professor at the University of Tokyo claims to have wrested back the world record for calculating pi after losing it to two US researchers. After 67 hours and 13 minutes of calculations on a computer using 100,000AFP - 134 words
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288 1989-08-09 7 MUNICH If you're fat and single and despair of finding a soul-mate, the appropriately named Andrea Kiss could have the answer to your prayers. The 90-kg Ms Kiss runs a match-making agency to combat what she callsAFP - 288 words
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512 1989-08-09 8 Kalimullah Hassan - Kalimullah Hassan International Conference on Cambodia By Writing tor The Straits Times KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia, which co-chairs one of three working committees in the Cambodian peace talks In Paris, said yesterday It would try to prevent the Khmer Rouge from512 words
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352 1989-08-09 8 PARIS Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach and Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Liu Shu qing held talks on international moves to bring peace to Cambodia, Vietnamese officials said. Mr Thach, who is also deputy premier and No. 5 hi the party hierarchy, Is the highest-rankingAFP - 352 words
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191 1989-08-09 8 Ban on some foreign papers lifted BEIJING A group of English-language foreign newspapers, banned from the newsstands In Beijing In a mid-July censorship crackdown, have returned to the hotel shop*. The Asian Wall Street Journal, the Hong Kong Standard, the International Herald Tribune and the South China Morning Post allAFP - 191 words
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455 1989-08-09 8 BEIJING China's communist hardliners are weighing the consequences of lifting martial law In Beijing in the face of passive protests, scattered resistance and huge financial losses, foreign diplomats said yesterday. "A simmering rebellion" was how two diplomats dencribed China after a recent tour of majorReuter - 455 words
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277 1989-08-09 8 Chinese staff of private US organisation arrested WASHINGTON Beijing authorities have arrested Chinese representatives of a private United States organisation. The Washington Post reported yesterday. New York financier and philanthropist George Soros was quoted as saying that the Public Security Ministry had detained and Interrogated his personal representative, Mr LiangReuter; AFP - 277 words
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Article, Illustration44 1989-08-09 8 Four vendors play cards near their stall at a Beijing furniture market. People playing cards or chess are seen more often since pool tables, all the rage last summer, were banned by martial law from the street* of China's capital. AP picture.AP - 44 words
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301 1989-08-09 8 China colleges cut intake of Beijing students BEIJING Colleges nationwide have cut by 1,148 the number of secondary school graduates they will accept from Beijing, an official newspaper reported yesterday. The move is seen as yet another apparent effort to prevent future student unrest. The newspaper, China Dally, quoted MrAP - 301 words
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Article118 1989-08-09 8 TOKYO Japan will give China emergency aid worth 260 million yen (553.64 million) to relieve damage caused by heavy rain, Foreign Minister Hlroshl Mttsuzuka said yesterday. .Tfra omnrnnontr n)r) )a )b» /)>•>■) ludsmrn fa cut off regular economic cooperation to protest the brutal suppression of theAFP - 118 words
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254 1989-08-09 8 BEIJING Chinese peasants have clashed in more than 800 battles over resource-rich land since 1960, causing "tens of thousands" of casualties, the China Daily said on Monday. The number of lengthy, violent feuds over valuable land soared from 30 in the 1950s to 130AP - 254 words
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Article, Illustration437 1989-08-09 9 ABBY TAN - ABBY TAN Reactions to Singapore statement on US bases National interest will guide Philippines' decision on bases: Aquino By M.iml.i CotrpsfXHkfent MANILA I'resident COTMOfI Aquino said yesterday that Singa (lore's offer to act as host for MOM American military facilities will437 words
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552 1989-08-09 9 SINGAPORE should not have offered to be host for American military facilities because this could hurt the feelings of Its neighbours, Berlta Harian Malaysia said yesterday. The offer was against the Asean spirit of regional co-op-eration and could undermine the Asean552 words
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500 1989-08-09 9 Balance of power argument too simplistic, says Jakarta paper IT IS "too slmpllHtlr" for Singapore to argue that h sustained American military presence will main tain tne balance of power In the region and allow the non-communist countries to concentrate on econom lo development, the Jakar ta I'oat said yesterday.500 words
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384 1989-08-09 9 GRANT PECK - Chatichai's top aide quits after public quarrel with army GRANT PECK By writing for The Straits limes BANGKOK A top foreign policy adviser to Thai Prime Minister Chatlchal Choonhovan submitted his resignation yesterday following a public quarrel with the army and Its com-mander-ln-chlef, GenerHl Chavalit Yongchalyudh. The resignation of Mr384 words
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355 1989-08-09 9 JAKARTA Defence Mln lster Benny Murdanl has called on the military to prepare Itself for challenges thrown up by economic and social change In the country, the Armed Forces d-illy. Angkatan Hersenjuta, reported yesterday. Indonesia faced the possibility of uneven economic growth towards theAFP - 355 words
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372 1989-08-09 11 'Most of them left Kuantan during recent economic slowdown' NATIONAL Front election workers have discovered that about 7,250 voters in Pahang's Teruntum constituency most of them said to be Front supporters could not be located at their registered addresses. According to The372 words
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294 1989-08-09 11 71 boat people feared killed in latest attack by pirates KUALA LUMPUR Sev-enty-one Vietnamese refugees were missing and feared killed in the latest pirate attack on boat people in the South China Sea, refugee officials said yesterday. They said news of the attack came from 13 survivors, who said thatAP - 294 words
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57 1989-08-09 11 KUALA LUMPUR Former Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman was discharged from the General Hospital here yesterday after being treated for a bout of flu. He was hospitalised a week ago. The Tunku, who underwent eye surgery In the United States In June,Bernama - 57 words
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240 1989-08-09 11 JAKARTA Seventy-four Malaysian students have been admitted into Indonesian universities for the new academic year beginning this month under a government-to-government programme now entering its fourth year. This brings to 272, the total number of Malaysian government-sponsored students now studying In 19 IndonesianBernama - 240 words
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160 1989-08-09 11 KUALA TRENGGANU The Magistrate's Court here yesterday fined nine Thai fishermen a total of Msl3s million (SfMS.OOO). or In default 20 months' Jail, for fishing in Malaysian waters off the Trengganu coast on Sunday. The nine fishermen did not pay the fineBernama - 160 words
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154 1989-08-09 11 S'pore firm to train 100 from Trengganu KUALA TRENGCANU A Singapore-based electronics company will provide a six-month training stint (or 100 people from Trengganu, after which they will return to work at its electronics plant which Is to be built here, Mentri Besar Tan Sri Wan Mokhtar Ahmad said yesterday.Bernama - 154 words
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Article, Illustration219 1989-08-09 11 MCA MPs who back Islamic Bill offer to quit By Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR Eight Selangor state assembly members from the Malaysian Chinese Association have offered to resign from all party and assembly posts for supporting the controversial Selangor Islamic Administration (Amendments) BUI last month. One of them who spoke on219 words
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304 1989-08-09 11 KUALA LUMPUR A Japanese company has struck oil for the first time in Malaysia, and the strike is the first on land in the country in more than 50 years, officials said Tuesday. Mr Keita Matsunokl, legal and liaison officer of the MalaysianAP - 304 words
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157 1989-08-09 11 KUALA LUMPUR The threat from guerillas of the banned Communist Party of Malaya along the ThaiMalaysian border is under control because of close co-operation between the two countries' security forces, Malaysian army chief Lieutenant-General Mohamad £taud Abu Bakar said yesterday. But heAP - 157 words
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Article, Illustration1003 1989-08-09 14 National Day celebrations MaJdng a pledge to the nation (from left) Mr lim Slong (iuan, IPS (Defence); Dr Yeo Nlng Hong, Minister for Communications and Information and Second Minister for Defence (PoUcy); Mr Ooh Chok Tong, First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence; Brig-Gen1,003 words
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316 1989-08-09 14 THE Ministry of Defence and other organisations held observance ceremonies yesterday to mark National Day. Mindef held Its ceremony at Its headquarters at Buklt Gombak. The First Deputy Prime Minister ana Minister for Defence, Mr Goh Chok Tong, officiated. The Second Minister for Defence316 words
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86 1989-08-09 14 THE National Solidarity Party has said that It rejoices with the Government and people of Singapore on National Day. It said in a written statement that Singaporeans have "good cause" to celebrate the nation's "Joint success". Singapore, the state- ment noted, had "continued to86 words
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Article1642 1989-08-09 14 THK DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDKR Mr Ix?e Hee Seng, Chairman, Public Service Commission; Mr Justice Yong Pung How, Former Chairman, Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. THK MKRITORIOI S BKRVICK MEDAL Dr Wong Heck Sing, Deputy Chairman, Public Service Commission. TIIK PUBLIC SERVICE STAR (BAR) Mr K.xny Siow Buay, social1,642 words
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Article, Illustration1506 1989-08-09 15 Text of the Prime Minister's National Day Message Changi's top rating is not only because of nigh quality infrastructure, but also because of high quality management which has continued to upgrade by incorporating the latest advances. And the infrastructure has been used to best1,506 words
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Article, Illustration306 1989-08-09 16 LIVE rounds of machine-gun ammunition have been discovered in a little wooded area behind Arcadia Gardens. According to expatriate housewife Mrs M. Barnes, her son, Fletcher, 10, returned home from playing in the area one day with 12 rusty but live bullets.306 words
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565 1989-08-09 16 BERTHA HENSON - BERTHA HENSON Singapore's new immigration policy By ENCOURAGED by the Government's newly-re-laxed Immigration policy, more Singaporeans are applying for permission to marry work permit holders and for permanent residence for their foreign spouses. This was the feedback from several MPs who said they565 words
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493 1989-08-09 16 COMPACT discs now cost less but not necessarily for the consumer. Following Polygram 'B 15 per cent price cut on all their CDs in April this year, EMI has also reduced its wholesale prices and Bertelsmann Music Group (BMG) said it will do493 words
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Article197 1989-08-09 16 TWO airlines have withdrawn from Travelnet, the Singapore Telecom's computerised ticket reservations system, since a new tariff system was introduced in March this year. Thai Airways withdrew last week while Malaysia Airlines opted out in April. A Thai Airways spokesman said the airline made197 words
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319 1989-08-09 16 Customs and Excise Dept moving to new offices in WTC THE Customs and Excise Department will begin operations at its new home in the World Trade Centre on Monday after spending more than 60 years at its headquarters in Maxwell Road. The new premises will be more convenient for the319 words
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Article90 1989-08-09 16 School looks for memorabilia (lAN Kng Seng Secondary School Is In search of old photographs, souvenirs and other memorabilia of the school when it was located In Austin Road and Telok Ayer Street The school Is looking for exhibits lo put on permanent display at Its recently opened premises In90 words
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Article, Illustration147 1989-08-09 16 K. F. TANG - K. F. TANG DANCE champions Shawn and Gladys Tay did Singapore proud when they emerged winners In a contest which pitched them against fellow dance teachers from Japan, Asia's top ballroom dancing nation. Mr Tay, 30, said after the Malaysia Asia Pacific147 words
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Article155 1989-08-09 16 IT DOES not pay to play hide-and-sneak that's what 83 motorcyclists found when booked trying to slip Into the Restricted Zone without paying the $1 entry licence fee. Traffic Police's Head of Operations, Superintendent lx> Boon Teck, said they were the first group to be caught since July155 words
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Article, Illustration104 1989-08-09 16 ■GREAT legs, aren't they? An International panel of Judges thought so and gave Singapore model Anita Akhbar, 18, the Best l-egs Award at the Supermodel of the World contest in Ixw Angeles on Aug 3. Her legs were described as being without blemish and "most photogenic". They104 words
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437 1989-08-09 18 Last day of final amnesty for illegal workers ONLY a trickle of illegal workers turned up for repatriation yesterday, the last day of the final amnesty, to the relief of foreign mission officials. They did not have to wait until close437 words
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Article, Illustration169 1989-08-09 18 A DIVER died after getting into difficulties while cleaning a coffer dam at the Senoko Power Station. Police said the body of Mr Ong Swee Kheng, 33, was recovered at 2 pm on Monday. A professional diver with Commercial Diving Services, he was employed169 words
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Article, Illustration444 1989-08-09 18 SINGAPORE Bus Service drivers will soon be able to instruct passengers to move to the rear without even raising their voices. They will merely activate a recorded female voice to do the Job. And that will be only one of about half444 words
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Article, Illustration375 1989-08-09 18 DAVID MILLER - DAVID MILLER But he still loses $1,000 to two assailants By A VEGETABLE seller bit off part of a robber's finger when the latter tried to stop him from shouting for help during a hold-up In Jurong East early yesterday. Despite this,375 words
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271 1989-08-09 19 SERENE LIM - Poly students 'sell' Ngee Ann to schools SERENE LIM By SPECIAL student ambassadors are visiting schools to soft-sell polytechnic education to secondary school students. The ambassadors are Ngee Ann Polytechnic students and graduates whose mission is to give a first-hand account of campus life to the students. The ambassador scheme271 words
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Article, Illustration189 1989-08-09 19 SINGAPOREANS must work to ensure that the minority races here continue to entoy equal status and benefits, said Mr Peh Chin Hua, an MP for Jalan Besar GRC, on Sunday. Differences of race, culture, language and religion should not create barriers but Instead189 words
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374 1989-08-09 19 Man ordered to pay lawyer $35,000 for defaming him A PROVISION shop owner was on Monday ordered to pay $35,000 in damages, coats and interest to a lawyer whom he had defamed In writing. Mr Neo Cheng San, 48, failed to show up on Friday or Monday for the hearing374 words
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156 1989-08-09 19 Murder of ex-Amex banker ALL three accused In the I^aguna Park murder trial have concluded their witness box evidence on the validity of statements they gave police after their arrests. They had objected to their statements being admitted as evidence against them in156 words
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221 1989-08-09 19 A BRITISH executive whose car collided Into another at a road Junction, refused to give his breath and blood samples for testa, a traffic court heard on Monday. William Nell Smith. 51, a company director, was fined a total of $2,000 and banned221 words
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Article78 1989-08-09 19 Food centre to close for repairs THE Yiinx Sheng Food Owm In Jurong wHI be dOMd for I 1 i months from Thursday to strengthen the roof and for general re pairs and redecorafion work. At the same time, the Public Utilities Board will lay gas pipes to the food78 words
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Article, Illustration913 1989-08-09 20 MATHEW PEREIRA - MATHEW PEREIRA By The stilletto knife, shown hore in actual size, is used to silence the onemy at close range. The commando battalion is the only unit in the Singapore Armed Forces which has its own special knife. This is presented together with the red beret913 words
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Advertisement63 1989-08-09 17 Stepping Out, Metro-Style. f V &sxm&/ wh^l ft 1 /'iS^SI/f >v >A >v B F"*^3^^^^E^* "*r v^nS^^^^-^B^t J r I\\\\ w^^l Rt\ //SvVW/ /*W v^Sy^ j^^bb Here's to greater strides forward as one people, one nation. Happy 24th National Day Singapore! All Metro Stores Are Open Today, So Just Step63 words
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Advertisement99 1989-08-09 18 lifting the lid on a fresh Cantonese experience. fo Inter the Loong Yuen. One ot Hong <^jjQ& **i Kong's acclaimed antonese cheft, Pole Kam -x- -J) AZJ lone, brines his expertise to loliday Inn Park \J\J\y\.* IjP Views newest restaurant. All the delicate «i ULlrv- pleasures ot antonese cuisine and99 words
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Advertisement236 1989-08-09 18 STH ANMjVERSARY SMI. Made-to-measure and easy to maintain, GOODWOOD M^^™^^ B*^ With its solid wood cnairfli I brings to your home the look of solid success, with no strain to your budget. high fashion EVITA will be the showpiece of your home, *J *J 'dg^r 5 ueen size .^JP^SPRING MATTRESS236 words
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Advertisement139 1989-08-09 21 original burger is having a Birthday To celebrate the 2nd Anniversary of Singapore's very own original recipe, the Double Rendang Burger, Burger King® has a mouth-watering present for you. A Double Rendang Burger with two juicy flame-grilled beef patties, your favourite spicy rendang sauce and crispy chopped onions, all sandwiched139 words
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Article608 1989-08-09 22 AT 24, a young adult usually ponders some of the major decisions of the future, things which will determine how life is going to turn out for him. There are questions about marriage, when and with whom. There is the decision about long-term career plans608 words
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Article, Illustration1610 1989-08-09 22 Analysis of the International Conference on Cambodia The month-long International Conference on Cambodia currently taking place in Paris hopes to set in place a mechanism for bringing peace to the war-torn country. TAN LIAN CHOO of the Foreign Desk, who is coveringFile - 1,610 words
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778 1989-08-09 22 NEGOTIATIONS at the International Conference on Cambodia here are moving at a snail's pace. But some delegates are hopeful a peace accord can be struck at the eleventh hour, lust before the conference Is scheduled to close at the end of this month. "I778 words
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Article, Illustration1222 1989-08-09 23 IAN RODGER - Kanemaru, the crafty kingmaker behind Kaifu's rise to power IAN RODGER BY Financial Times Mooted as a candidate himself, Mr Kanemaru craftily withdrew and then insisted that no one else within his faction the LDP's largest run either. That put him in a position of being able to deliver the1,222 words
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Article, Illustration1017 1989-08-09 23 RICHARD PERLE - RICHARD PERLE Viewpoint By ON June 26, after a oneday trial, Richard Mueller stood In a West German federal court In Lubeck awaiting hi* sentence. Mueller had been found guilty of shipping US$l4 million (5127.3 million) worth of militarily sensitive (mostly American)AFP - 1,017 words
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Advertisement101 1989-08-09 23 ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I6,WE'LL BE HELPING THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE GET INTO MANUFACTURING. mm Our expanded appointments section specially devoted to manufacturing starts next Wednesday, August 16. And with so many ads for engineers, technicians, specialists, controllers, and other executives, it's going to be easier than ever to get into manufacturing.101 words
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422 1989-08-09 24 Legislation on bankruptcy needs review THE major systematic law reform exercise, reported in The Straits Times (July 31), Is a welcome move because many of our laws are outdated and not reflective of our intrinsic position as a trading nation. Our small physical size and OUT K**° graphic position, together422 words
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160 1989-08-09 24 IN HIS letter "Fares take RZ pass with them" (ST, Aug 2), Mr Sulayman Ahmad suggested that taxis should not have to pay to enter the Restricted Zone during the restricted hours. Our position remains that cars are not the only vehicles160 words
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151 1989-08-09 24 IN HIS letter "Should move more businesses outside RZ" (ST, Aug 1), Mr Milton Tan suggested that businesses should be moved outside the Restricted Zone to help ease the traffic congestion In the city. This subject was also raised nt the151 words
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Letter, Illustration34 1989-08-09 24 THE doubts and fears of your readers and people from abroad regarding ihe offering of permanent residency to Hongkong people prompted me to submit this cartoon. JANICR BAKUCH Singapore 195534 words
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Letter212 1989-08-09 24 RECENTLY. I attended an entertainment programme at Kallang Theatre. When the master of ceremonies commenced the presentation of the show, I began to wonder where the entertainment came from the stage or from my co-audlence in the gallery. One does not blame the youths in the212 words
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249 1989-08-09 24 Consumers must do more to improve hawker hygiene UNHYGIENIC practices by food vendors still persist as evidenced by government prosecutions and media reports. Thus, the introduction of further measures by the Ministry of the Environment, recently announced and featured in a report "Hygiene course for those who want to be249 words
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Letter359 1989-08-09 24 ON JUNE 23, 1989, I arrived at Narlta Airport (Japan). To my surprise, I was stopped at the immigration counter and questioned on the purpose of my visit and the duration of my stay in Japan. I replied that I Intended to spend four to five359 words
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120 1989-08-09 24 Ad may give wrong idea of life insurance funds RECENTLY, a life insurance company took out a series of advertisements in your paper, saying, "Why should having offices In over 190 countries be of the slightest concern to Singaporeans?" I am a Singaporean and I am concerned about the possible120 words
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80 1989-08-09 24 Snob appeal that is out of place THE full-page advertisement for BMW, which appeared recently In The Straits Times, struck me as being in morally poor taste as well as rather Insensitive. "Envy Is a heavy burden to bear. But then, who's walking?" says the text. This kind of snob80 words
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Article, Illustration450 1989-08-09 25 Joe Dorai - Joe Dorai SOCCER By SINGAPORE'S national soccer squad, strengthened by the return of former strikers Fandi Ahmad and V. Sundramoorthy, will face three test matches a.s part of their prep aratlons for this month's Southeast Asia (James In Kuala Lumpur. The stlffest test Is the450 words
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Article369 1989-08-09 25 TOP KNGMBH soccer clubs are to be given f.4 million ($12. 6m) towards the Installation of more seats in terraces at their grounds following the Hillsborough tragedy when 95 fans were crushed to death. A trust funded by football pools companies said the money would be given to369 words
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Article, Illustration343 1989-08-09 25 KUALA LUMPUR When the Malaysian South-east Asia Games soccer team trained at the Petronas Sports Complex in Dangi yesterday, four players had to watch from the sidelines. M. Ravlndran, Zalnal Abldln Hassan, Llm Teong Kim and Mat Zan Mat Aris are all down withNST - 343 words
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Article175 1989-08-09 25 SINGAPORE'S hopes of win nlng the International Masters Over-40 hockey championship were dashed yesterday when Hongkong held them to a 0-0 draw at the I'adang. The Republic were expected to have scored a convincing win to make up for their 2-0 defeat by Malaysia on Monday.175 words
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Article, Illustration310 1989-08-09 25 honckonc; England*! Jimmy White btgU his ram palgn for the Hongkong Pro fessional Open snooker tournament on a promising note by defeating veteran Kddie Charlton, of Australia, 5-2 in the first round on Monday. The Londoner, who Is rank ed fourth in the world, started solidlyAFP - 310 words
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Article, Illustration283 1989-08-09 25 HOCKEY SINGAPORE'S hockey team scored a morale-boosting 2-0 win over visiting Old Merchant Taylors' Hockey Club, of England, in a friendly match at Ceylon Sports Club yesterday. The team, who will leave for the Kuala Lumpur South-east Asia Games on Saturday week, had beaten Cambridge University 3-0 lastJERRY SEH - 283 words
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Article181 1989-08-09 25 IPOII Australia showed that they were serious contenders for the Junior World Cup title when they trounced Egypt 7-0 in their opening Group A hockey tie yesterday. Despite playing at half-pace, the Aussies gave a polished display to take a commanding 3-0 lead at theBernama - 181 words
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Article409 1989-08-09 25 Lee Wai Wun - Lee Wai Wun TENNIB Hy SUNNY LIU will gel hIH last warm-up for (he South-cast Asm < .'ami-s when the Team Horg O|ien Singles tennis tournament starts tomorrow. Sunny, 20, Is top-seeded for the four-day event at the Singapore Tennis Centre. But surprise absentees are his two409 words
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Article315 1989-08-09 25 CYCLING KUALA LUMPUR Reports of a punch-up and hot tea being thrown during a quarrel indicate that all is not well in the Malaysian South-east Asia Games cycling camp. And to make matters worse Ishak Amin, a top member of the 30km race team and a medalNST - 315 words
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THE LATE NEWS
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Article92 1989-08-09 25 Olympic return for golf? Golf, last staged as part of the Olympics in 1904, could make a comeback at Barcelona now that the newly-formed World Golf Association have applied for exhibition sport status at the 1992 Games. The WGA were formed some three months ago and held their first meeting92 words
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Article38 1989-08-09 25 Defending champions West Germany scored a 5-1 rout over Holland in a Group A match of the Fourth Junior World Cup hockey championships in Ipoh yesterday. Other reralte: Pakistan 2 England 0, Argentina 3 Malaysia 2.38 words
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Article, Illustration499 1989-08-09 26 THE HARON MUNDIR CABE SPRINTER Haron Mundlr can take part in this month's South-east Asia Games in Kuala Lumpur if he clears two hurdles. FIRST, the Singapore Amiteur Athletic Association must allow an appeal by the runner and recommend him to the Singapore National499 words
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Article, Illustration734 1989-08-09 26 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN I MIDWEEK 1 El several days last week, 25th Singapore Open bowlchampionships at Super--1 teetered on the brink of ster, all because of a word 1 called ambiguity. 7 When organising chairman UEe Fook Choy vetted the tour'hament rules, little did he734 words
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Article, Illustration488 1989-08-09 26 J. Rajendran - J. Rajendran BOWLING by ALTHOUGH Mohammed Al-Qubalsl has the looks and personality of a film £Btar, taking his girlfriend to -see Batman is about the clos'est encounter he expects to -jhave with the silver screen. His world Is one of bowling Iballs andWONG KWAI CHOW - 488 words
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422 1989-08-09 26 Two problems limit use of sport psychology DR SEET AI MEE, the Minister of State for Community Development and Education, yesterday highlighted the two problems associated with sport psychology: unpredictability of its outcome and the competing demand for time and commitment. Speaking to about 400 delegates at the opening of422 words
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SPORT IN SHORT
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Article73 1989-08-09 26 LA Lakers sign giant Divac The Los Angeles Lakers have signed Vlade Divac, a sevenfoot (2.13 metres) centre with the Yugoslav national basketball team, to a multi-year contract. Divac, 21, was the top choice of the Lakers in the National Basketball Association draft. The terms of the contract were not73 words
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Article48 1989-08-09 26 Canada, the United States and Brazil qualified for next year's Women's World Basketball Championship by scoring their second victories on Monday in the America's Cup regional tournament in Sao Paulo. Canada outplayed Mexico 82-64, the US beat the Dominican Republic 99-58 and Brazil trounced Peru 112-58.48 words
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Article56 1989-08-09 26 Britain's hopes of winning the Admiral's Cup slumped in the early stages of the 965-km Fast net Race on Monday, the climax to the six-race series. The 17-metre Jamarella was best placed of the British team but was only 20th on corrected time. American yachts Sagacious V and56 words
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Article50 1989-08-09 26 Ninth-seeded American Derrick Rostagno was upset 6-3, 7-6 (7-3) by hard-serving South Africa's Gary Muller in the first round on Monday of the U*****,500 ($805,700) US hardcourts tennis tournament in Indianapolis. John McEnroe's younger brother, Patrick, lost to Venezuela's 1988 world junior champion Nicolas Pereira 7-6 (7-1), 6-3.50 words
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Article49 1989-08-09 26 Marie-Laure de Lorenzl de Taya, the French golfer who topped the European women's money list last season, is seeking a divorce from her husband Roman Taya after an eight-year marriage. The 28--year-old said she took the decision "with much regret" because of "irreconcilable differences" between the couple.49 words
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Article39 1989-08-09 26 Embattled Cincinnati Reds manager Pete Rose has sought further* court protection from disciplinary action while he contests an inquiry into allegations that he gambled illegally on baseball games. His lawyers filed a motion In a federal court.39 words
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Article54 1989-08-09 26 American Marvin Camel, 38, a former two-time world cruiserweight boxing champion, is confident about his chances in a comeback bout tomorrow. Camel, who fights fellowAmerican Dennis Fikes In an eight-round bout, said: "I think it's not going to go eight rounds and I'm not going to be the54 words
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Article49 1989-08-09 26 Paul Azlnger and Fred Couples have clinched berths on the US Ryder Cup golf team to play Europe next month. Four others British Open champion Calcavecchia, US Open winner Curtis Strange, 1989 leading moneywinner Tom Kite and Chip Beck have also earned places in the 12--man squad.49 words
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Article857 1989-08-09 26 ATHLETICS African e'shlps Men's shot put: I Achouch Mohammed (Kgy) 19.36m I Robert Wallkhe (Ken) 17 28m S Chlma Ugwu (Nig) 16.76m. Women's Javelin: 1 Chlnwoke Chlkwuele (Nig) 52 18m I Mllka Johnson (Ken) 49 32m 3 Y. Azzlz (Alg) 48.16m BASEBALL American l>«agae: Toronto 2 Texas857 words
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Obituary, Illustration277 1989-08-09 27 321 Deaths 321 Deaths 321 Deaths S RAMDAS Age: 60 Passed away on 8.8.89 leaving behind WIFE Win SON Ravi DAUGHTER Sara BROTHERS S Subramaniam S V Mani S Govindasamy S Jayakumar SISTERS S D Rani S Jothi Body lying at 71 Holland Road, #01-01, Singapore 1025; Cremation at Mount277 words
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Obituary, Illustration379 1989-08-09 27 MOM. TAN «AI UN p«**«d away peacefully on till AugiMl IMW hMvtttg iMMnd Mwtwdi Ooh Mow Khlm •■Hi William Ooh Ah Tm Philip Ooh Yam Koon QohKM Leong Margaret Tan Mul O«ok Kathcrlna Tan Ooae Hoon Bhallay Chan Daughter*! Ooh Ah Eng Ooh Bm Khlm Alice Ooh Lay379 words
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Obituary, Illustration105 1989-08-09 27 522 Acknowledgements 922 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements YIK LAM SENG FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. YAP SIN SENG DEPARTED ON 3 AUQ. 1989 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks appreciation to the MP of Jurong, MP of Kampong Glam, Director of PA Youth Group. CCC, CCMC, RC, SC Lion Dance Troupes105 words
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Obituary, Illustration41 1989-08-09 27 323 Condolences 323 Condolences SIS Condolences WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHIES AND CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF MR. SHUNMUGAM RAMDAS FROM THE PARTNERS AND STAFF OF M/S RAMDAS WONG As a mark of respect, the firm will be closed on 10th August 198941 words
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Obituary, Illustration193 1989-08-09 27 324 In Memoriam 324 In Memoriam CHOW WINQ MENQ MOK BAU CHIN Departed 0/8/88 Departed 0/10/72 Jo«t token of low's ctorotton TiiGt our no#rts 9ttM totiQ foe you. Dearly remembered by family and all loved one* IN LOVING MEMORY NANCY M H BE AH Departed on 9-9-92 Sadly mUeed and193 words
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Obituary, Illustration78 1989-08-09 27 321 Deaths 321 Deaths COMMERCIAL DIVINQ SERVICES JAMEB ONQ BWEE KENG OPERATIONS MANAGER Ag 33 yMri old Waa called Horn* to the Lord on 7 Auiuit IMO. Body lying at blk 37 Sin Mlnf Drive #01-077. Tel *****15. Cortege leaving on 11 Aug. 1960 for Mount Vernon Crematorium at 1178 words
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Obituary, Illustration208 1989-08-09 27 322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements Glory be unto the Lord Jesus Christ The family of the late Elder Lee Seng-Ton wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Rev. Kao Keng-Tal, Pastor Son Poey-Eng, Pastor Llew Kee-Kok, Rev. Dr. Stephen Tan, Members of Slon Christian Church, Doctors, Colleagues, Business Associates,208 words
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Article, Illustration380 1989-08-09 29 BOXING NEW YORK Kver wonder who would have won if Mike Tyson, the current world heavyweight champion, could have squared off against Muhammad All in the former champion's prime? That, as it happens, was what television personality Arsenio Hall was wondering one nightAFP - 380 words
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Article380 1989-08-09 29 Horses engaged on Saturday: CLASS 2 DIV B 1,200m: Plekalae galloped In 12.9, then dislodged his rider and bolted. Kxqulslte II was hard held in 41.8. Slow work: Iftohl (Yeap). CLASS t DIV D 1,200m: Slow work: Hauling Dancer 11, Baby Dm (M.C. Mow) CLASS 2 DIV380 words
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Article, Illustration236 1989-08-09 29 Seow applies to be stable supervisor KUALA LUMPUR Jockey Scow Wool Khlang, who handed In his riding licence to the Malayan Racing Association last week, has applied to work as a stable supervisor to rookio trainer Margaret Mullins. Seow, 35, was interviewed for the post at the Perak Turf Club236 words
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Article, Illustration189 1989-08-09 29 Mecon Bastens - Mecon Bastens TRACKWORK Hy KUALA LUMPUR Restrict cd terms performer Artlna 111, who has yet to show up after four starts, caught the eye with a brilliant workout yeu terday. With Mltsuhlko Mlchlkawa aboard, the five-year-old American horse clocked a sizzling 35.3 sec for 600m189 words
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Miscellaneous40 1989-08-09 25 TODAYS EVENTS BOWIJNG 25th S'pore International c'shlps (Superbowl, Sam). CRICKKT Annual match: SCRC I^ooals v SCRC Expatriates (SCRC, 10.30am). HOCKRY International Masters tournament, Over-SOs: Malaysia v S'pore (8.30am), Australia v UK (5.30pm); Over-40a: Malaysia v Brunei (3.30pm) all at lA.40 words
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Advertisement25 1989-08-09 26 Have it any way you want. Read The Hair Conneaion on August 11 in The New Paper. A 9p«cUl FMture of The N«w P«p«r Tuttmdu25 words
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Advertisement582 1989-08-09 28 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES APPONTMENTS Plan Y)ur Future. With The Drive Company That Cares About The Future. At Maxtor, we anticipate the demands of the future and we itart budding a future today for tomorrow. Our track record of stability speaks for itself. So you have no better reason to fom us. PRODUCTION582 words
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480 1989-08-09 30 Securities commission seeking millions in penalties and illicit gains NEW YORK Two former stockbrokers and a lawyer were charged on Monday in connection with the Dennis Levine insider trading ring that began the crackdown on Wall Street corruption in 1986. InAP - 480 words
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390 1989-08-09 30 CALIFORNIA Cars produced by Asian manufacturers continued to win the highest customer satisfaction from US car owners, according to an annual survey. The Asian cars, however, held a narrower point lead over American rivals than in the past, J D Power andReuter; NYT - 390 words
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271 1989-08-09 30 Japan says trade surplus will not drop much TOKYO Japan acknowledged yesterday its huge trade surplus is unlikely to shrink much, if at all, but said the United States must share the blame. "The basic trend is for exports to strengthen and for Imports to increase, with the current-account surplusReuter - 271 words
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Article, Illustration500 1989-08-09 30 BOMBAY India's private sector is seeing a boom, the result of a bountiful harvest and also a signal that Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's policy of gradual economic liberalisation has begun to pay dividends. Week after week, companies have been announcing their results forAFP - 500 words
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Article244 1989-08-09 30 TOKYO Hitachi Ltd plans to import computer chips to Japan after etching their circuits in the United States and protecting them with covers in Malaysia, sources in the company disclosed. Hitachi would be the first Japanese company to produce 256-kilobit static random access memory (SRAM)NYT - 244 words
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Article, Illustration456 1989-08-09 31 Beverly Hills investor bids for UAL Corp Takeover proposal sparks 28% rise in airline company's share price NEW YORK The stock of UAL Corp, parent of United Airlines, soared 28 per cent, or U5546.25 (5590.18), on Monday after the company said it had received a takeover proposal from Mr MarvinNYT - 456 words
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199 1989-08-09 31 Grand Met to buy chain of restaurants IX)NDON Grand Metropolitan PLC said it has reached agreement to buy UB Restaurants from United Biscuits (Holdings) PLC (or £180 million (*****.8 million). UB Restaurants in the UK comprise 381 Wimpy restaurants, 131 Plzzaland restaurants and 130 Perfect Pizza takeaway/ home delivery pizzaReuter - 199 words
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385 1989-08-09 31 NEW YORK Several wide-ly-followed US stock market Indices set records on Monday, raising expectations share prices will head to even loftier heights. The New York Stock Exchange composite index climbed 2.55 to a record 194.19, while Standard and Poor's 500-stock index rose 5.49Reuter - 385 words
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400 1989-08-09 31 Taiwan index sails over 10,000-point mark TAIPEI Frantic trading pushed Taiwan's superheated stock market over the 10,000--point mark yesterday, and dealers predicted more gains ahead (or the world's fastest growing bourse. Excited small investors jammed into brokerage houses to watch the index close 54.04 points higher at 10,022.10, its highestReuter - 400 words
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Article162 1989-08-09 31 NEWARK Marine Midland Bank, a unit of Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp, will pay the US government and the state of New Jersey US$3 million (555.85 million) in settlement of a lawsuit charging the company failed to supervise its disbursement of US$l7 million in guaranteed loans,Reuter - 162 words
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301 1989-08-09 31 WASHINGTON US and Soviet negotiators will meet in Moscow in early December to revive grain trade talks that faltered last year, US officials said on Monday. US Trade Representative Carla Hills and Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter said preliminary talks were scheduled to takeReuter - 301 words
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165 1989-08-09 31 NEW YORK A bid of more than US$4 billion (S|7.B billion) for UAL, the parent company of United Airlines, helped encourage Wall Street on Monday, tending the Dow Jones Industrial average to a new post-crash high. The Dow soared 41.54 points toAFP - 165 words
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Article143 1989-08-09 31 BARGAIN-HUNTING and speculative buying sent share prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market to higher ground yesterday In active trading. Reflecting the market sentiment, the 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index put on 4.61 points to close the day at 2,351.27. The index declined 6 6NST - 143 words
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Article74 1989-08-09 31 STRONG demand for blue chips after Wall Street's gains overnight led the Australian share market to a sharply higher close, dealers said. The All Ordinaries index closed 20.2 points higher at 1,698.3, slightly off the day's peak of 1,703.2. Dealers said strong domestic institutional demand combined with keen offshoreReuter - 74 words
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Article130 1989-08-09 31 SOME high-priced blue chips charged ahead on talk they may issue bonus stock, and futures-related Index-linked buying by foreign brokers boosted share prices at the close to end broadly higher in thin trade. Buying of smallcapital shares led to a record second section close. But prices were stifled byReuter - 130 words
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Article54 1989-08-09 31 SHARES showed steady gains on the London stock market on Monday, encouraged by revised retail sales figures (or June out mid-morning, demonstrating a continued slowdown in consumer demand. The Footsie 100-share index closed up 14.0 points on the day at 2.341.5, almost within 100 points of its all-time highAFP - 54 words
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Article112 1989-08-09 31 SHARE prices closed higher on the back of a 41.54-polnt gain in the Dow Jones industrial average and a firmer tone in other markets, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index rose 44.17 points to 2,607.94, topping a psychological barrier of 2,600. The broader-based Hong Kong Index rose 29.22 pointsReuter - 112 words
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Article3333 1989-08-09 32 u Adfualed tor n«w isaua*. Par value S1 unless otharwla* •p«clll«d. P/E ratio* ar* not adjusted tor currency differences TRANSACTION DATE: AUGUST 8. 1080 IMt Last Voi Day Net M ca High Low Company Sala ('000) High Low P/E tmll INDUSTRIALS 210 130 MSB SOt 193 unch 2733,333 words
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Article755 1989-08-09 32 TwMiay «H9»a> NU UAmoy Proparttaa 106 0 126 Asia Sac Ini I 1 97 0 08 Aala Sac War 91 0 0 03 Bank of EA 14 TO 0 10 Bond Corp Inl'l I 39 4 0 12 Bond Corp War 91 0 70 0 09 Cabia a Wlralaaa755 words
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Article465 1989-08-09 32 Monday A«fiMt 7 Pito* +J* INDUSTRIALS Aada-MFI 300 -8 Alllad-Lyona 520 -2 AfIMC 466 .2 BTR PtC 426 I 10 Barclays 818 4 B««clMm 643 unch ••CC 9*2 *12 Blua Clrcla 270 unoh BOCOfoup 623 +3 Boota 302 -M BowaJar SOO -a BATS 647 *23 BAlrwaya 1M +2 Britannia465 words
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Article336 1989-08-09 32 Twaatfay Auawal YIN A|lnomoto 2*40 20 Akal 780 unch Amada 1810 unch AaahlCMaas 2360 -20 Bank Of Tokyo 1780 -HO Brldoaalona 1700 40 Canon 1810 80 Caaio Computer 1440 +20 Cltlzan 1110 U nch D Nip Print 2390 +20 0 Nippon Scraan 1310 90 Dal-lchl Kangyo Bank J470 -20336 words
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Article610 1989-08-09 32 MmSay AiajMt T um Aksan Alumln 24 1% Alooa 7J» *Ift Allag mil ft AlMad Stg Mft 1 Allla-Cnalmar* Am •rand* Inc 77 -ft Am Cytiumk) MM ft Am Elao Pwr 39ft ft Am E.prm MH Am Horn* Prod Mft -ft Am Motor* Cp Amu mo 27 AmtrMi610 words
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Article344 1989-08-09 32 tmm— y Antmt cawra Abarioyla MO 10 Amatll ***** Amcor 474 *0 Ampol Expl ISO unch AnIOINU 3M Anl MNU 266 n Anl iu +3 Am 530 14 Arladna Auat 12 unch Arnotta 040 *2 Aahton 149 f 4 Baach is 1 Hall Group M 2 Handlgo Mln 23344 words
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Article308 1989-08-09 32 ocbc (mb uob dbs tu poa deposit ratfs Savings 3 2' 4 3 1 4 3Vi 3 Fixed deposit 1 month 3 3 1 |M 3' 4 3V4 3 months 3 3 l 3' 4 3' 3Vi 6 months 3V 4 3»/ 4 3V« 3 J 4308 words
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Article21 1989-08-09 32 Closing prices (c«nts/kilo) Singapore 1 70 75 September up 0 75 cents Malaysia 746 00 September down hall a cent21 words
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Article21 1989-08-09 32 (Official ckMlng quotation. OBP/MT Tun Mm Cash 1575 15/6 1604-1605 Smooths 1571 -1572 1598 1599 Settlement 1576 160521 words
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Article56 1989-08-09 32 Crude palm ol (Ms/ tonne) August 67/ SO (south) 660 (north) 655 (central) September 6// 50 (south) lUlbwd pitm ol (US$/tonm) MO Pabn 01 September 7/5 (sellers) October ?/5 (sellers) KHH (Xem Sept/Oct 285 (sellers) Nov/Oec ?8/50 (sellers) WHO Stearin September ?60 (sellers) October 760 (sellers) trail storm56 words
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Article26 1989-08-09 32 (Official okMlng quotation. USt/MT) Tum Mm C«h 1/35 1736 1/47 1/49 3 months 17«3 IMb 1 750 17tt S«ttl«m*nt 1 736 1749 Sourct MfU/herktn Smfdrn26 words
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Article21 1989-08-09 32 Closing prlcM (USt/troy ox) Mm Tun Singapore bib 5?0 5 U bl9 H Mm New York Mh S.M 513 SlB21 words
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Article86 1989-08-09 32 Crude Product Prices CRUDE/PRODUCT MONTH' CHAMOC PRICE (UM)* WEST TEXAS MwiMdUU Sept 0 06/011 1/9? 1/9/ BWNT BtEND Sept 0 00/0 05 16 35 16 40/88l DUBAI FAttH Sept t 0 15/0 lb 14 ?5 14 3VBBI MNAS Auk 0 10/0 10 1/ ?0 1/30/BBt IAPIS BUNK Aug 000 1/6586 words
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Article88 1989-08-09 32 Eurodollar 3-month deposit i /i/O impntd mtfit i tit) Op«i Hlfh Low Stll Esl VoJ S«plW 914//48 9149 9146 9148 ?010 •>•« 91 91 8? 91 76 91 81 9W M**> 9190 9194 918/ 9194 ?111 h«« 917/ 9183 9177 918? 109 S«P« 916? 9168 916? 9168 6S D«t 9188 words
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Article31 1989-08-09 32 I lIS .tt*Sf Dtutvhtmi/k) Op«i High low S«H Eit Vol J«p« W 0V«? 0b?69 O'iP^O ***** 1/6 <>•' DS/HI M« M ll', (Oil Op«n M (Man) JM Act Vol (Mon) Wl31 words
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Article22 1989-08-09 32 Op«n M|h Low Sell M Wol Stpt IS I hIIHI M«« IS7M Op«fl M (Men) 99. Act Vol (Mon) I22 words
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Article30 1989-08-09 32 Op«n Hifh Low Seil Est Vol s«p«n 000/19;/ 000W6 ow/m ooomw im 000/1% i>" 000/?t>i M« M l: INI/ II I op«mm ivf »ci voi (Mmi) i fit30 words
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Article17 1989-08-09 32 S«pt 19 c*h S»pl 89 put* rt|h low S«tt Wfti low SMI /S ?9917 words
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Article24 1989-08-09 32 I list if In,, mm r Open High Low Sett Est Vo) >u|ll 366 bO Optn M (Mon) Ml M Vof (Mon) W24 words
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Article114 1989-08-09 32 Sapt 89 call S«pt 19 putt Hiih low S«« Hfh low Stt I HHSI) I twoo I m/S .'.'IH .'.'4 I MM I'tHH irt rs/s i/m W4 9000 I4KH 149 1 907S I 90S0 OHH 'ft I 90/ 1 9100 '-OH II (A 9 US ."t /8 /9114 words
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Article41 1989-08-09 32 Open H|h tow Sett (it Vot Jpol Mlltl 14 /hi M U^O/ 1 Auf M ir) J«,| M'MD C>o/n MH/O U4l'. 0^ »350 iHOH <MOOA f'))') 1 SO hi* W« OpM In) (Mo.il 3667 Act Vol (Mo.il 706141 words
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Article61 1989-08-09 32 Utmi Inrfti Prk« <//«/!9) 86 80 Open Hlfh Low Sell Etl Vol Stp( 89 H < M H4 00 H M M1 00 IDI, Ocl H.' Mil K4 IOH K.'HO HI Id 41,/ No. KM Kl'-D H.' (10 H> II) 41) l)t( H.' II) lan SO HI 9061 words
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Article20 1989-08-09 32 W «•»<»•» $«p« 89 pott M.gh low Ml H. t h lon H 4/ s i M S4 IM20 words
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523 1989-08-09 33 Malaysian motor traders expect higher car sales despite price increases KUALA LUMPUR Motor traders are anticipating that there will be another round of price Increases In the near future for non-Proton Saga cars although there was a hefty hike In new car prices In the first quarter of this year.Bernama - 523 words
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184 1989-08-09 33 KUALA LUMPUR Perils Plantations Bhd will spend Msloo million (55T2.45 million) on a 10-year programme to Increase plam oil production In East Malaysia, company Chairman Gen Ik Cheong said. The company will Increase the area In palm oil cultivation to 32,375 hectaresReuter - 184 words
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165 1989-08-09 33 Genting projects pre-tax profit of $159m KUALA LUMPUR Gaming operator Genting Ucrhad on Monday forecast a consolidated pre-tax profit of MJ219.91 million (*****.32 million) for last year compared with MJ168.41 a year earlier. The company attributed the profit to its proposed restructuring scheme, which required Genting to transfer its gaming,AFP - 165 words
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417 1989-08-09 33 Chow Chee Sun - Tongkah to sell its Sabah estates to Harrisons for $50m Chow Chee Sun By TONCKAH Plantations (M) Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tongkah Holdings Hhd, is selling Its 6.018 ha of cultivated plantation estate to Harrisons Malaysian Plantations Hhd (HMPH) for Ms7o million (*****0 million) In cash. Tin' sale417 words
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206 1989-08-09 33 Worlwide to acquire 47% stake in Perangsang KUALA LUMPUR Worldwide Holdings Bhd (WHB) yesterday said Its proposed restructuring scheme has been approved by the Capital Issues Committee (CIC). Under the proposed oxer else, WHB will acquire 10.932 million Msl shares In I'erangsang Tin Consolidated Sdn llhd Commerce International Merchant BankersBernama - 206 words
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156 1989-08-09 33 KUALA LUMPUR The Kuala Lumpur tin market (KLTM) fell by a further 50 Malaysian cents on Monday to close at M524 .50 per kg. The market eased in line with the heavy fall in the I,ondon Metal Exchange (LMK) on Monday whichBernama - 156 words
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240 1989-08-09 33 KUALA LUMPUR Poland Bhd achieved a 7.3-per cent Increase in group pre-tax profit of M510.49 million (557.55 million) for the year ended March 31, compared with M19.78 million achieved in the previous year. (Jroup turnover was M559.09 million, an increase of 19.57 jmmBernama - 240 words
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363 1989-08-09 33 Raise KL's rubber products to world standards: Minister KOTA KINABALU Malaysian rubber-based industries will lose out to International competitors if the quality of their production does not reach international standards, Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Serl Raftdah Aziz said ycnterday. The Minister, who perform o<l the ground-breaking ceremony for aBernama - 363 words
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323 1989-08-09 33 IN THE first seven months of the year, four Singapore construction firms have already clinched $46 million worth of contracts in Taiwan which is enjoying a property boom. The Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) yesterday said that this was a four-fold Increase over323 words
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Article, Illustration422 1989-08-09 33 Koh Bee Ann - Koh Bee Ann By JAPANESE trading giant C. Itoh, which has been in the limelight as a major player in Singapore's property scene, may have to rely on traditional trading activities to maintain its growth this year. Speaking to The Straits422 words
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Article181 1989-08-09 33 KUALA LUMPUR Malayawata Steel Bhd has returned to the black with a group pretax profit of MsB.BB million (556. 39m ill Ion) for the year ended March 31, against a loss of M55.29 million a year earlier. In a statement here yesterday, Malayawata said theBernama - 181 words
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Article72 1989-08-09 34 Straits Tints Industrials 1989 High 1372.29 (31 July 89) 1988 High 1177.87 (8 Aug 88) 1987/88 Low 700.45 (7 Dec 87) All time High 1505.40 (26 Aug 87) All-time Low 74.75 (17 Sep 64) Bustntss Tints Composite 1989 High 1261.03 (14 July 89) 1988 High *****6 (872 words
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Article45 1989-08-09 34 Landmarks H 50C 8.862 m Guthrie Wrts 6.275 m Multipurpose 5.601 m FACBSOC 3.313 m Tan Chong 50C 2.668 m Guthrie GTS 20C 2 660 m Bedford 50C 2.439 m Q A F Ltd 40C 2.305 m Promet 2,195 m NOL 2.112 m45 words
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Article40 1989-08-09 34 SMtor Votun* VahM Industrials 1.928 m 1 779 m Financt 294,000 281,520 Hotels 26.000 33.390 Properties 728.000 637,340 Bonds. Loans, Wrts 1 256 m 1 358 m Plantations 100,000 105,760 Mining Nil Nil Total 4.332 m 4.195 m40 words
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Article64 1989-08-09 34 Main Board Mondiy Tuesday Industrials 31.262 m 50.688 m Finance 6.896 m 8 089 m Hotels 10.653 m 3.860 m Properties 14.750 m 22.679 m Bonds. Loam. Wrts 16 362 m ***** m Plantations 3.279 m 5.416 m Mining 193.000 298.000 Total volume 83.395 m 109.661 m Total64 words
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Article5375 1989-08-09 34 Or't art 1«M T«l La« Vo4 Oay La»l Ouoto Oiv Ohr V'M M«« M Cap Mb* Low Cod. Company Sato or- (000) Nt«h L«w Buyer tollar Cvr Pit Imll 104 111 t 1000 Acma 141 urtch 32 140 143 143 144 343 M 00 1001 Alcom 71 »25,375 words
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538 1989-08-09 34 Steven Pak - Steven Pak MARKET REPORT By ENCOURAGED by buoyant overseas markets and anticipation of the Singapore economy's improved performance in the second quarter of the year, share prices on the local stock market closed on a firm note on National Day eve yesterday after538 words
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Article552 1989-08-09 34 394 124 t 1643 CK T.ng Wl *****30 MO 242 46H 14M I 1800 Chuan Hup Wrta 33 1 900 33 32* 32* S3 I7M 82 1801 CMy On Bonds MM -M S MM MM MM 17) II 6 4 M 17 t 1808 City D*v552 words
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Article280 1989-08-09 34 166 130 t 4000 Amt«ti Eng 20* IS3 180 186 |00N 7 1 13 10 8 64 03 70* 4008 Fu|l OffMt 20* 78 unch 8 78 76* 76% 78 10 ON 4 8 2 6 8 4 28 218 138 4001 06) HMgo 10* 208 unch 11 208280 words
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Article273 1989-08-09 34 Manager's prices for August O A 10 Sinf aport Unit Trust Tnt Commtf c« I 1 7 I 24 The Savtnp Fund I 05- 111 S port Prof fund 04/ OSI Sport Sk Fund 0/4 0 79id S port Invest Fund 083 088 S port Equity Fund 056273 words
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Article309 1989-08-09 34 Al starts quoted have a par vahtt of $1. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rffhts. N Tie eiempted dMdend. P/f ratios and poss yields o( foreifn sharts art adjusted (or currency dtfftrtnces. Trustee stocks undir CPf Approved Invtttmtnt Schtmt t Marfbi stocks ABN h tradtd in lots of309 words
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Article, Illustration159 1989-08-09 35 SINGAPORE Volume: 109.67m units 26.28m) Value: $173.65m 14.41m) Indices Aufust 8 Aupnt 7 ST Industrials 1361.76 1351.74 ST Finance 2533 68 2522.79 ST Hotels 1056.43 1039 49 ST Properties 772 90 770.07 ST Minings 220.15 219.09 ST Plantations *****9 1455.98 BT Composite 1236 66 1228.38 BT 08/OS 61159 words
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Article108 1989-08-09 35 PRIME RATE Averafe Prime lendinf Rate 5.625% Average of Singapore's Big Four Local Banks Contract date: CUmCNCV 1 MTH 3 MTH 6 MTM 9 MTH 12 MTM CM I VALUE MH US$ 8 8 )'n I', )<, 10/8/.W At 16'. 16% 16'. 16 ISM IS 10/8/B.' W$ 11108 words
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Article202 1989-08-09 35 DM Y 5$ HK$ W/USS £/USS m Open ***** ***** ***** /8060 0 7630 ***** Clow ***** 139 25 ***** 7 8055 0 7653 ***** Soviet Mkf I Pttur Singapore dollar* to on* unit of foreign currency Buyinc 00 Selinf US dollar ***** I 9575 Sterling pound 3202 words
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Article126 1989-08-09 35 Physical (SI) Mon Tims Kilobar ?3 ~»9 73.439 77.954 73,104 100 gm 7,315 7.340 7,304 7,379 50 Rm 1.160 1,179 1.154 1,169 70 gm 467 4/4 459 4/1 sgm 116 175 115 175 1 gm V 73 32 Bdkn cofcw (Ss/o/) Spore bullion coin 17\ W /I 1126 words
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Article, Illustration638 1989-08-09 35 Sharon Lau - Sharon Lau Sector overtakes manufacturing to lead economy with 12.8% growth By FINANCIAL and business services, boosted by the buoyant stock market, turned in a sparkling 12.8-per cent growth rate in the first half. The sector led the way as638 words
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407 1989-08-09 35 THE slowdown in America's economic growth, accompanied by recent interest-rate cuts by major US banks, has led Singapore bankers and economists to expect a slight downward movement of domestic interest rates. The United Overseas Bank group407 words
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281 1989-08-09 35 THE Transpacific Stabilisation Agreement (TPA) of which national flag-carrier Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) is a member has voted unanimously to continue its contain ership capacity management programme for a second year in an effort to further reduce over-capacity on Transpacific eastbound routes. At the281 words
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Article, Illustration361 1989-08-09 35 Chow Choc Sun - Chow Choc Sun YOUR MONEY THE number of Singaporeans going abroad on holiday and business has been steadily rising over the years. Yet, four in five travellers travel without insurance. This is despite the plethora of travel insurance policies offered by insurance companies, credit card361 words
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268 1989-08-09 35 THE Singapore economy's surprise 9.1-per cent growth in the first half of this year should keep the stock market on a high for the rest of the year. Brokers say buoyant economic growth will underpin the equities market. Bullish overseas268 words
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Advertisement386 1989-08-09 31 §THE KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIAN STRATEGIC STOCK EXCHANGE CONSULTANCY sth Annual National Securities Industry Conference THE SECURITIES INDUSTRY IN MALAYSIA PREPARING FOR THE 1990S Important changes are taking place in the Securities Industry everyday. The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has moved into a new era. New KLSE Policy initiatives will upgrade386 words
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Article39 1989-08-09 36 I UP 10.02 Up Down Unch Industrial 92 71 ?4 Finance 73 6 4 Hotels 8 2 8 Properties 20 7 3 Plantations 12 3 3 Mining 3 0 2 Warrants 21 4 9 Total 179 43 5339 words
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Article45 1989-08-09 36 Goodwood Park 1550 100 laipCons 50C 310 60 Tongkah Hldgs 1/0 32 SI A Foreign 1810 ♦20 OCBC Foreign 1100 *20 OCBC 1020 70 U 0 B Foreign 64b t 20 Talam Corpn 170 f 20 OCBCWrts 1994 418 flB TimeEngrg 283 1745 words
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Article39 1989-08-09 36 MBS 298 —12 M Breweries 1140 10 S Steamship SOC 350 10 Guinness S0( 390 8 Semb Shipyard 488 6 CoW Storage H 3/4 -6 SPH 870 5 Shangnla 795 —5 lsetansoC 675 5 Prima 630 —539 words
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Article, Illustration703 1989-08-09 36 Shaun Seow - 'Moderate pay settlements' call by BG Lee Shaun Seow Second-quarter Economic Survey Minister cautions against repeating mistakes leading to 1985 recession By AFTER two years of relatively high pay rises, both employers and workers must bear In mind the state of the economy next year when negotiating their wage settlements,703 words
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165 1989-08-09 36 1988 will be 'hard act to follow': US Embassy THE US Embassy in Singal«iu' has forecast that the local economy will grow by between 7.5 and 8 per cent this year. In a report which coincided with the release of the Government's Second-quarter Economic Survey, the embassy said "1988 would165 words
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528 1989-08-09 36 Inflow of Hongkongers 'will not hit economy in the short term' AN INFLOW of Hongkongers, following the relaxation of Singapore's immigration policy, will not affect the economy in the short term, Trade and Industry Minister Lee Hsien Loong said yesterday. Even if about 2,000 Hongkong immigrants are attracted here each528 words
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Article25 1989-08-09 36 NEW YORK The I)ow Jones average of 30 industrials ad vaneed 3.61 points to 2,698.60 In the first hour of trading yesterday. APAP - 25 words
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Article603 1989-08-09 36 Retail Ha len up The car-buying spree in the first quarter, which boosted retail sales by 27 per cent, has subsided. The retail sales volume index in the second quarter still showed double-digit growth of It per cent over the same period last year. H«aeat-to-K«o4neM figure* When one reporter603 words
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Article, Illustration514 1989-08-09 36 Gerry de Silva; Goh Eng Yeow - 'Labour shortage the main obstacle to faster growth' Gerry de Silva Goh Eng Yeow By and SINGAPORE businessmen welcomed the news of a 9.1 per cent growth of the economy but said the major factor that would limit growth for the rest of the year was not the slowing American514 words
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Advertisement103 1989-08-09 36 gJgßßtojf^ EXCELLENCE TOGETHER...SINGAPORE FOREVER TUDOR: BUILDING. y Cut from a solid block oi stainless steel each fjfl^ Ny /Tudor Oyster case is then shaped, polished and was carved. Ihe winding crown of the water-proof, selfwinding Tudor is an engineering marvel. This crown screws down tightly onto the case, providing a103 words
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Article, Illustration1050 1989-08-09 1 DICCOVERING ROCHORE History unfurled itself with the immediacy of a first-hand experience when writer Kelly Chopard researched a book commissioned on Rochore, the constituency that is no longer on the electoral map. HELEN CHIA reports. Discovering Rochore IF THE elders of the Cho dan Association were right, Raffles did not1,050 words
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Article, Illustration1343 1989-08-09 2 Helen Chia lends her ears to the joys and pains of recorded literature and listens to the distributors' sales talk. SOMF SELEC MO TIM Far From The Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy/tltJO Julie Christie, who also played Bathsheba in the movie, reads as well as1,343 words
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Article, Illustration415 1989-08-09 2 N. Stack - N. Stack Biotechnology A Brave New World, edited by Stephanie Yanehlnskl (Lntterwerth Press, Cambridge, UK/12? pagea/SS4.M) The editor of this Important book is a consultant in biotechnology communication who is based in Singapore, and also a writer for leading journals. She has assembled an impressive panel of genuine415 words
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Article, Illustration981 1989-08-09 3 Murray Seeger - Murray Seeger THE ENIGMA OF JAPANESE POWER By Karel van Wolferen Alfred A. Knopf/ 4§6 pages/$59.90 WHILE Harry S Truman is famous for many important decisions made during his US presidency, perhaps he Is best remembered for one pithy remark about political responsibility. "The buckUNKNOWN - 981 words
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Article, Illustration616 1989-08-09 3 Voices and Visions looks at the life and work of the restless American poet Robert Lowell this Sunday on SBC 12 at 9.30 pm. Koh Buck Song previews. IN A letter to a fellow-poet, Robert Lowell once wrote: "Writing takes the616 words
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Article, Illustration602 1989-08-09 4 Lessons from the funny old tree of life Mary Rose Gasmier previews two plays to be staged this week as part of the Drama Festival 1989. RETURNING to the stage after its 1967 Drama Festival debut, Kuo Pao Kun's Mandarin play, The Silly Little Girl And The Funny Old Tree,602 words
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Article, Illustration696 1989-08-09 4 IT TAKES a playwright like Harold Pinter to make machines funny. By the time the workman in Trouble In The Works has thundered a savage denunciation of his boss's front nuts, back nuts, rod-ends, bronze door off-cocks, nipple connectors and696 words
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Article, Illustration160 1989-08-09 4 ROCK star Billy Joel says he no longer cares for his early 70* cult hit Captain Jack or his popular song My Life, which he describes as childishly redundant. My lite is "a song that turned out sour for me Just like some of your160 words
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Article138 1989-08-09 4 PIANIST Van Cllbum finally is getting a plftimim record for Us album that became the first classical LP to sell a million. RCA records presented Cllbum with the award for his 1958 recording of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1 with conductor Klril Kondrashin and theAP - 138 words
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Article123 1989-08-09 4 ACTOR Karl Maiden has been elected the 27th president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the en tertainment industry organlsa tion responsible for the Oscar ceremonies. Maiden, who won an Academy Award in 1951 for A Streetcar Named Desire and waa nominated again123 words
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Article, Illustration201 1989-08-09 4 MALCOLM S. FORBES, publisher, motorcycle maven and hot-air balloonist, plans to launch a mag**** 1 aimed at "zestfully awake" people who 11 ve In big cities. The takeoff of Egg to set for spring, Forbes announced. "Symbolically," said Forbes, chairman of Forbes Inc., "the egg201 words
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Article, Illustration612 1989-08-09 4 American West Coast pop Is no longer filled with sunshine and fun-fun-fun, reports Stephen Holden. IN The End Of The Inno cenoe, the plaintive title song of Don Henley's latest album, the Ragles' former lead singer yearns for a faraway timeNYT - 612 words
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Article, Illustration1092 1989-08-09 5 It Is possible to see the world in a Chinese youjl, or travelogue. Lee San Chouy finds out why this form of writing Is so popular that people paid $15 each recently for a talk-cum-sllde show on haversack travelling by one of Singapore's1,092 words
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Article, Illustration449 1989-08-09 5 WHAT are the things that make travelogues tick? "The style/' says Mr Pan Cheng Lul, editor of Llanhe Zaobao's features pages, "is highly entertaining/' The tone is almost always a personalised one. Unlike practical travel guides, which give detailed historical, cultural and political449 words
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Article435 1989-08-09 5 MB UM MENO BOON, Umlilstratlve tffleer of Tie Y«Uf Songwriter*' Society: "I think these travelogues arc especially interesting to readers like me who do not travel often. You can get to read about exotic and foreign lands in them. "You also see the rest of the435 words
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Article, Illustration647 1989-08-09 5 Wong Mung Leng - Wong Mung Leng DRAGON TALES I THE women's small feet and the men's long plaits were the first Impressions that Westerners had of Chinese. Foot-binding was popular from the beginning of the Song dynasty to the end of the (Mug dynasty,647 words
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Article205 1989-08-09 5 *«rif'£*nr*!i <cAW^-^MP 59A WK-Hr- ftifßAtWV. «/fcJIfkAWWWW» •MM fliW^^fr-^**- JLT-* i«r'l'MWHi« >«»>«? WAWKW f Wfr AMfc /i-:«ffl«^A#* ft? W* W*H'JA**ttl f- o oj Haft-* f<b fn/K 1644^- e i»4t^ *W»*«I»> "Mr ttJCBAiTO «>fc RffAlW**riH Mitt WHfcaKW r- ft/Hff H iH«I»A*J£W* HWIW^AII i/l^ MiMMA^tt* Hi a WJCB"« H: l J^^^' f&friit -m205 words
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Article, Illustration1047 1989-08-09 6 Suratman Markasan - Suratman Markasan DALAM KEASINQAN (IN ISOLATION) By Mohamed Latiff Mohamed Marwilis/120 pages/$5 IN THE history of novel-writ-ing in Singapore, Dalam Keasingan (In Isolation) represents a new approach. If you have read the novels of Iwan Slraatupang and the short stories of Danarto two well-known1,047 words
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Article733 1989-08-09 6 DALAM sejarah penulisan novel di Singapura, Dalam Keasingan merupakan satu percubaan menulis novel 'baru'. Jika anda telah membaca novel-novel Iwan Slmatupang dan cerpen-cerpen Danarto yang tidak boleh difahaml secara realitas, maka untuk memahami 'Dalam Keasingan' Juga haras kita bertolak secara tidak realitas Juga. Mohamed Latiff menggambarkan733 words
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Article, Illustration150 1989-08-09 2 FACES WHICH are the faces that stand out in the crowd? They tend to belong to people who belong to another time, u or dare to be different or have the courage to go their own way. We look first at the unusual artistes in our midst a Chinese150 words
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Article, Illustration89 1989-08-09 2 THIS Straits Times special is designed to offer four contrasting close-up views of Singapore. Seen through the eyes of —the individual writer, each section bears a distinctive stamp. The first two sections feature the flip side of Singapore as seen in unusual faces, places and things. For light relief, we89 words
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Article, Illustration534 1989-08-09 2 -CCVER- c rtNiM wiown, cnwm puyooy^ 4: MocMMV Cwwn, Monkey God mlnilo. le lonfnlng Clown* otMtintna Clown, tMM ttown; 7 Royal ftM Clown. Cufiiffiiofi Clown, QOttslp 9 XAny wofi%AO^ 10: AM pmpon Clown; ill Common Clown, ordinary man. Another half-hour, another painted Clown face. Miss Tan534 words
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Article, Illustration408 1989-08-09 3 COMANUTIY ZINGING MANYM^Iay youngsters have gone from blue leans and A-ha f s hot pop XobijuMeiayv and dlklr barat. The traditional for in of community singing is now oung Malay Singaporeans Y are breathing new life I into dikir bant, a traditional form of Malay folk singing once only done408 words
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Article, Illustration543 1989-08-09 4 I I ERE are artistes who have dared to venture Into cultural territory outside their milieu. Miss Shyama Balakrlshnan is an Indian with a yen for the yangge or Chinese fan dance. This dance, a standard in the repertoire of Chinese classical dancers, is performed with verve543 words
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Article, Illustration236 1989-08-09 4 Kala Mandhir is an unusual Indian cultural group with an unstoppable enthusiasm for crossing cultural boundaries. In taking on such daunting productions, the group believes in putting new faces in the spotlight. Promising players may take the lead in one production and play bit parts in236 words
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Article128 1989-08-09 5 When not working at the Shell oil refinery on Pulau Bukom, 30-year-old technician Kenny mmmm Tan is often seen sporting a kurta, a traditional Indian tunic, and listening to Indian music. Since he began playing the sitar, a classical Indian pluck-string instrument, six years ago,128 words
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Article138 1989-08-09 5 Mr Nazir Abdullah, 38, loves to play ghazal music on his gambus &t Malay weddings. Gbazal is a marriage of Malay and Arabic music indigenous to Johor. The gambus is the Arabic name for a lute, a guitar-like instrument. His audiences find this a rare138 words
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Article95 1989-08-09 5 Miss Low Mei Ling, 23, plays a mandola, said to be one of only eight in Singapore. The guitar-like instrument sounds like the Chinese pipa but is different in timbre, being made from a different wood. It belongs to the banduria family of pluck-string instruments, which includes the95 words
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Article119 1989-08-09 5 Mr Joe Peters, assistant director of the National University of Singapore's Centre for Musical Activities, has amassed 21 rare tribal instruments of the Ifagao tribe, who cultivate the famous rice terraces of Northern Philippines. The 41-year-old started his collection in 1978, while reading for a Master's degree119 words
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Article124 1989-08-09 5 To an Ifagao maiden in love, a nose flute can establish identity in the same way as the secret code number used at automated teller machines. It is said that the tribeswoman will acknowledge an intended love song on the flute only if it is played by124 words
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Article, Illustration352 1989-08-09 6 TWO men give one-of-a-kind ""public performances THE WORLD ON HIS SHOULDERS At 46, performing artist Tang Da Wu is Singapore's angry not-so-young man. Among other things, his anger is directed at social and environmental causes, such as the damaged ozone layer. To express this anger, he352 words
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Article, Illustration669 1989-08-09 8 EVEN the workaday side of Singapore has surprising faces to offer. First, a look at —entrepreneurs who have dared to strike out In uncommon directions. SMART CAR The Smartcar, mechanical engineer Peter Boo's brainchild, looks like a mm child's play car that is what is smart about it. Light669 words
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Article, Illustration414 1989-08-09 10 Orchids or orchid prints, for instance, would fit the bill nicely, he says. Mr Ho designs f or D4 A Management Consultant* Pte Ltd, the parent company for the Hemisphere* store, a hatchery for budding fashion talent. His creation is a white chiffon and satin gown with a414 words
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Article277 1989-08-09 11 DYING TRADES Among ordinary workers are those who hold unusual jobs few: are queuelng up for. Stackers In kilns are a vanishing group: here and embalmers have to handle the dead everyday. HOTHOUSE EFFECT Stacking unf ired clay pots in a "dragon" kiln look* easy enough, but it Is a277 words
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Article, Illustration1270 1989-08-09 12 PRESSING JOBS TOP: Mr Ramu'i al— glint wlln f^fi#CtlOfl of hit workpi«c« in th«gk>w of Mm orsngc '•inp. ABOVE: Urban sfS2t *m- mllklnQ 3fWMi2. THESE four people, with made-to-fit occupations, work long hours. idy to t* taken out by eager dates. Then Mr Tuxedo its (or Ms charges to come1,270 words
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Article, Illustration179 1989-08-09 14 MY MAT! lin g^jk^A^ mm. Mmßmi Mmm^mbi 4fc^M Mrft Ml fMBMM. Prait Mr 5iE tea^m MV L^a I^m JWafr ML ■MtafCMil Ihihf rallii v^BMJv BJL Vf BW^Pj BMKMBU MV Wii M^Hf l^^RM^R^R IMMvwTWIiy ■^^^bWpWb' P^^rJ» Hi^^^P 1 bjbj ■•^•■^w h^V^Hf BWPf W^MIW *^*^*^P^PV BB^P^BW^J •^▼^'"•P^P ■^**J^Pw/^j vf b^^^^^^V^^^^P W\^\r JfjHl179 words
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Article, Illustration180 1989-08-09 14 Here's a man who lets his work get to other people's beads. ——Mr Mahmood Said, <fc n\nm N»y nr worn by some traditional performers at the annual Chingay parade aa well aa at other festive occasions. His masks of cardboard, wire, cloth and puMlng and180 words
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Article, Illustration685 1989-08-09 16 IJ ERE is a group of invisible workers. They toll unseen In closed rooms on secretive projects "Tat the National University of Singapore, emerging only when they are ready to shout to the world: Eureka! THE PERFECT FRUIT THE man who plays midwife to Mother 9 Nature works in685 words
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Article, Illustration318 1989-08-09 18 BUSY people who believe in taking time off to help strangers in need are few and hard to come by. FINANCIER, FUND RAISER Before he became a voluntary social worker in the early 70s, accountant Thai Chee Ken found his life in the rarefied world of high finance somewhat318 words
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Article, Illustration213 1989-08-09 19 NEITHER TOO OLD NOR TOO LATE At 72, when many people would have long retired, Chinese physician Yeo Siong LJan is still busy giving free medical services to the needy. Mr Yeo is passionate about putting in his two-hours-a-week service at the Chung Hwsi Free Clinic in Toa Payoh,213 words
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Article, Illustration192 1989-08-09 21 URBAN SAAAARITANS HELPING A newspaper story on women volunteers who looked after dying cancer patients so moved teacher Ally Kumaran, 36, that she decided, five years ago, to do voluntary social work. Her enthusiasm so fired her family that the Kumarans of Yishun all six of them now help192 words
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Article123 1989-08-09 21 Bank officer Ronnie Goh, 41, bakes pizzas to help drive home the message: "Love Babies. Adoption not Abortion." The father of two believes women with unwanted pregnancies should know that "there is a long list of people who want to adopt babies", and volunteered his help to123 words
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Article, Illustration1187 1989-08-09 22 SOME parents believe In sharing everything with their families, Including their Jobs. We profile a former dancer and a mechanical engineer who rounded up their entire family to start a business; and sons who were Inspired to continue their fathers' work at a prison. ALL IN THE FAMILY.1,187 words
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Article, Illustration268 1989-08-09 23 VISITORS take their pick of Singapore faces. What tourists choose to take home to remember m^ mm Singapore by are not pictures of the usual faces in the crowd. They tend to hunger for more romantic images of the past, (or faces which capture the mysterious Orient. And268 words
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Advertisement175 1989-08-09 3 iijj i 1 r]HHHHH|HHH|H|[H|| KSR l^|fl Just 21 yean ago, Singapore Pools raised runds for the building of the National Stadium. Today, the attention to the needy and to the community at large. Which is why we've contributed to the Community pmgem National Stadium serves not only as an arena175 words
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Advertisement95 1989-08-09 4 Singapore's favourite knife for more than 3 decades. For over 3 decades, one cooking oil has been a daily necessity for housewives and master chefs alike who want to give their cooking a tastier and healthier edge. The fresh, wholesome taste of Knife Cooking Oil. That's because all good cooks95 words
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Advertisement135 1989-08-09 5 muftmciiwMci KHOR-SA-DAENG-KWAM-YIN-DEE There, you've just said "CONGRATULATIONS" in Thai And you as Singaporeans have yourselves to congratulate on your 24th National Day At Thai Airways International, were proud to work with a nation whose total commitment to achieve excellence has set a perfect example to the world Like you, our135 words
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Advertisement686 1989-08-09 6 The Association of Banks in Singapore on behalf of all its Member Banks, extends congratulations to the v f0 jo <^m Republic of Singapore on her r VJ^^^tf G^^^^H 24th National Day. J^^^^^^^^^^^^^H Algemene Bank Nederland NV Allied Irish Banks pic American Express Bank M #HV Limited Amsterdam-Rotterdam Bank NV686 words
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Advertisement542 1989-08-09 7 £T OKI KEEPS \OU "(Q IN TOUCH WITH THE WORLD Three super answers to your communications needs. With its proven expertise in communication systems, Oki is equipped to provide your vital link with the rest of the world. Business communications will be quicker okicom g senes h^ and smoother, especially542 words
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Advertisement172 1989-08-09 8 Sembawang Group and Singapore. MJ^H^B^^^ Growing stronger together. IK^^lK^^^^ We began, more than twenty years ago. BB as one of the many shipyards in a big port city. I^B Now we are an international group of companies with la^^fl a broad range of marine and heavy engineering interests. B IB172 words
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Advertisement52 1989-08-09 9 Congratulations Best Wishes to The People and Government of The Republic of Singapore on their 24th National Day INTERCONTINENTAL Development Company Pte. Ltd. 230 Orchard Road #07-236 Fabar House. Singapore 0923 Tel: 235-6966 (3 Llnea) Telex: RS ***** Cable: MILUKIN" SINGAPORE Fax:*****20 iL "Landing Importers A Exporter* of Vartoua Commodities'52 words
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Advertisement99 1989-08-09 9 HAPPY^BIRTHDAY ■SINGAPORE! j£s A tf)^ LITTLE OF THE INI I Sb 96 i^iW. .^^iSfl IB IV art of our IB V collection. A new focus B V on witty clothes. It's an IB W update on sty lch with IB W an unorthodox result. Setting u part. L^^HiH^^HlllHH^H^Hß^^lHlHHil^HHli^l^^^H^^Hil^H^imiimHH Setting a99 words
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Advertisement32 1989-08-09 10 National Pay Congratulations to a nation that has made things happen. PIDEMCO HOLDINGS PTE LTD 95 South Bridge Road, 13th Storey, North Wing. South Bridge Centre, Singapore 0105 Tel *****26, Fax *****7732 words
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Advertisement97 1989-08-09 11 f^^fvvw^ SINGAPORE s^^ js^^k jto) 5 1) Heartiest Congratulations to the People and the Government of the Republic of Singapore on their 24th Anniversary of Independence. May our Republic march triumphantly towards its goal of becoming a developed, vibrant and cultured nation. AMARNATH GROUP AMARNATH ENTERPRISES PTE. LTD. THAKRAL COMPANY97 words
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Advertisement177 1989-08-09 11 D Serving The Nation's Pharmaceutical Needs with Inteqritu.Qnalltu Service All over the Island, APEX PHARMACY outlets are found qualified pharmacists will be on hand to give professional catering to all your pharmaceutical needs. Conveniently advice to your specific health requirements. Also, our located in the hub of the City, and177 words
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Advertisement110 1989-08-09 14 vBpVBT BBi BBJBJBJH B/^ BJt^^l MnMaaManiaaa M aa **MHMMMMMMMMMMM«aM« W 4^OMiN Goldstar household appliances, simply put, are built with uncompromising standards and quality In mind. This is no Idle claim as they have won a host of awards, and Goldstar today, Is the leading I Korean household appliances brand, worldwide110 words
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Advertisement203 1989-08-09 14 LINK HAIR H«/r C«v» Through Science (v<vce/te</vc& <Joa&£A&* isvncuiJuyve, *fow*&x MULTI-MINERAL HAIR ANAIYSIS AND MICROSCOPIC HAIR ANADTSIS WITH COMPUTERISED REPORTS (Mineral Hair Analysis by Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy is done In overseas U.S. laboratory) Link Unique Hair Unk'a Sy^Um which Weaving Syslctn .aaaß BaW fatly goannissd, are programmes works In a203 words
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Advertisement83 1989-08-09 15 SALUTE B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^Bb Bk B^B^^MV) ~3MBBB^B^B^B^BTvlM^^"^^^^^i 8^8?"^^ >^BH ft B^^^^^^^^HBBBBB^i^^^W^ "up--— B^L^Li I l,lfit^ '^^^Vllb^B^B^bV^^^B^B^B^B^H m W&M mtfaL**&<xJßfr •Jiil ts*Jß^B^B^Bhk^.. JB^HIi^B^B^B^B^BRRHB^BSB^BBBvf^ U^^^^ 'lyrfßH ■^B^B^lb^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^BH >/J^IJBB B^k aJ^Jhß^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B THE PEOPLE OF SINGAPORE AND THEIR LEADERS FOR 24 YEARS OF PROSPEROUS GROWTH. BB> u-ir »m' o0 V l Cl| < •*'fl Ik^jfl aS»83 words
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Advertisement287 1989-08-09 16 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PEOPLE AND GOVERNMENT OF SINGAPORE ON THEIR 24TH NATIONAL DAY. a/at MARY CHEN SINGAPORE'S FIRST I 1 THE TABLE" JB QUALIFIER I^^C^^^B itS Top JS^mwm tc 50 T r f thc Tahlc UTS m thc workl) President's Round Table 1 sth, 16th 1 7th Terms Premiums -in-force287 words
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Advertisement202 1989-08-09 17 Our salutations to Singapore on her 24th National Day. f Timeless 1^ beauty ■BB^^H^^^^^k. for your eyes... ;1 the window of your soul. l__^HßiPl___ Eyebrow Tattoo is the latest technique of 'drawing' permanent 3 eyebrows. Neat and beautiful, tattooed eyebrows last you forever. THE LEADING NAME Artemis is the pioneer202 words
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Advertisement819 1989-08-09 18 Jfcnfe*. In step with Singapore's celebration of excellence It is with great pride that Bata Shoe (S) Pte Ltd celebrates with the people on the occasion of the Nation's birthday. Over the years, Singaporeans from all walks of life have been enjoying the lasting comfort of Bata Shoes. We pledge819 words
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Advertisement118 1989-08-09 18 I .^BOH I ir I yB SIX ..^^Ji New! For womenonly I Speed Stick is wider than than roll-on decxlorants. Nevrrsticky. .my other de<xiorant. Just one stroke gives you more Never wet. No waiting. One stroke protection More coverage More confidence More glidesondry to keep you dry, all da) afofflß118 words
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Advertisement93 1989-08-09 24 CONTINUE TO SHINE SINGAPORE AS YOU ALWAYS HAVE Warmest Greetings from those who wish you well: C+rmti 1881 Italy Ebel Switzerland Enrico Covert Italy Fortls Switzerland Francesco Smalto Prance Gianni Versace Orologl Switzerland Jaeger-LeCouttre Switzerland Leonard Switzerland Louis Erard Switzerland Mario Valentino Italy Montblanc West Germany Nanl Bon Italy Offermann93 words
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Article, Illustration412 1989-08-09 2 ENTER through these unique doors, a blend of Chinese, Malay, European and Colonial styles, for a close-up view of surprising places and things in Singapore. We begin our exploration at serene places of worship which have always been an important part of the Singapore landscape: opposite page. In striking412 words
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Article, Illustration294 1989-08-09 2 The House of Singapore has doors of many faces. The functional modern doors of most houses and apartments here tend to greet visitors with blandness and anonymity. But the extraordinary doors which one finds here and there often reflect our heritage and delight the eye with a294 words
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Article, Illustration181 1989-08-09 3 LIKE A PRAYER f\ HANQE, In the name of \j development, Is an Inevitable part —of the Singapore landscape. Among the few things that have withstood the hands of change are houses of prayer. These are storehouses of our cultural jflfefc heritage, their Intricate details I m bearing witness to181 words
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Article, Illustration714 1989-08-09 4 IN A nation where established forms of worship are a way of life, one still sees signs of people who prefer to go their own way. Along Singapore roads lie the shrines of these freelancers of religion. Not for them the corporate-llke rituals of temple, church or mosque.714 words
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Article, Illustration86 1989-08-09 5 THE FORGOTTEN PEOPLE pass by their tombs every day, but few know anything about the kings who once ruled the Island. But for the past 45 years, an old man has been keeping a constant vigil at the tomb of the last king of Singapore, Sultan Iskandar Shah. And86 words
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Article486 1989-08-09 5 A stone's throw from the Registry of Marriages, up the steps of Fort Canning, an old man sits guarding the tomb of the last king of ancient Slngapura, Sultan frflrflpHflf Shah. "Sultan of Singapore/' he tells those who wander by, pointing at the tomb resting on a486 words
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Article, Illustration191 1989-08-09 5 Amidst the commercial hubbub along the dusty stretch of Telok Blangah Road outside the World Trade Centre, Singapore's ancient temenggongs lie in peaceful slumber at a nearby mausoleum. The State of Johor Mosque, a group of brown buildings with Chinese-style roofs built in 1849, is the resting grounds191 words
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Article, Illustration557 1989-08-09 6 FORGOTTEN but still standing In various parts of the Island are relics of dark chapters In Singapore's history the bloody 1915 Sepoy Mutiny and the Japanese Occupation. Seventy-four years after the Sepoy Mutiny, traces of the violent uprising still remain in modern Singapore. Two memorial tablets, dedicated557 words
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Article, Illustration154 1989-08-09 7 SPIRES THAT INSPIRE PIRES, domes and minarets raise proud fingers to the sky, signalling that they are one of a kind. Monolithic skyscrapers sprout around them but they remain unchanged, reflecting our heritage and adding a touch of grace to the Singapore skyline. Th« Gothic »plr» of tho Convont of154 words
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Article, Illustration643 1989-08-09 9 A SOCIETY'S icons are not only reflected in its buildings and relics, but also in the mundane images that people put up. Among public signs, none are more prolific or more individual than those put up by the small businessman. They are often a reflection of his idiosyncracies643 words
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Article, Illustration381 1989-08-09 11 WALKING along the streets of Singapore, one notices examples of workmen's efforts that go beyond the pedestrian. These were merely ordinary men at everyday worksites. But in their hands, cold concrete, plaster, tiles and paint were transformed into sublime displays. ome places can make you stop and stare. The381 words
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Article, Illustration525 1989-08-09 13 CHEE TONQ TEMPLE. Tha Umpla In Hougang Avanua 3 wm eomplatad In 1967, and has b«comt on* of Singapore's most controversial religious buildings for Its dapartura from traditional tampla snaps*. Tha main structure of tha roof Is a bright red staal frama. Thare Is a systam of525 words
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Article, Illustration315 1989-08-09 15 A WALK into tourist shops can surprise many Singaporeans. Few of the souvenirs capture the essence of the nation. Instead, the shelves bulge with knick-knacks emblazoned with the established symbol of tourism, the Merllon^^Mj These are the souvenirs offered to the more than 3 million visitors who come315 words
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Article, Illustration640 1989-08-09 16 THE newer, the faster a thing, the better that Is the Singaporean mentality. Yet sensibilities are changing, and this Is reflected In our concern for preserving old buildings and museum relics. Not often seen are the prized collections of Individuals who value age-old objects. THEIRS THEY were offered640 words
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Article, Illustration503 1989-08-09 18 FOUR ambassadors, who have spent many years overseas, recall spots which "tug at their heartstrings. MR J.F. CONCEICAO Formsr MP for Katong and presently High Commissioner to Australia: I often think nostalgically of Katong, g where I was brought up from the age of about 10, and503 words
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Article, Illustration509 1989-08-09 19 MR ROBERT CHUA 43, vMm and television producer. Joined a Hongkong TV station In 1967. I was born at River Valley Road and lived practically next door to the Singapore River. Whenever I think of Singapore, I recall the river ai it used to be. There were many tongkangs509 words
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Advertisement48 1989-08-09 2 «149 II Congratulations II II Best Wishes II ■I Government People of the II Republic of Singapore IB ■I on the occasion of the country's IB: ■I 24th National Day. Ifc wt^tf i ■I X jrLmci m II J^i SINGAPORE JP II |l PRIMA GROUP OF COMPANIES II48 words
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Advertisement320 1989-08-09 6 Leading the way for professionalism and quality in Singapore's construction industry. IHflflflflttfliflflflflflflflflflflfli I 'M flflfll flflflfl^ IflM. 4 flflfltflflKaJflW IIfIfI^HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHI I al HH IL.' I Mk H 1L ■■flfeflk flflus flLfliL Bflflfll flflflflflflVf LJ^^flflflßMflflfc.li.. Hj flfl^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B Bflfl^l 9 fli fIfIH^HBTI H^H^H^H^H^H^ll il t.^^^^^B I \y x y' Singopora Contractors Association320 words
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Advertisement59 1989-08-09 9 ■■fc, tkM WkMK^^, MMWt^ For the last 24 years UlC's range of household cleaners have done a fair share of Singapore's dirty work. And we're proud of it. We're equally proud to be a part of an independent Singapore. And a clean Singapore. VmII V ■■■Ml IHU WOW wTXn FSfflvOfflATß59 words
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Advertisement903 1989-08-09 12 Emporium Group celebrates with Singapore on its 24th bii^Hßtetfor we've filled our stores with fantastic bargains for more exciting shopping. Don't miss this chance to party in the sJ m J y Bl B *fl|L^ HURRY t OFFER VALID FOR ONE WEEK ONLYI WHILST STOCKS LASTt Bhal JQfl B^^^i KW^903 words
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Advertisement583 1989-08-09 14 Singapore Bell Helicopter Asia's center for operations in Asia the Pacific Bell Helicopter Asia with headquarters in Singapore A represents the worlds largest helicopter manufacturing and customer support network. Virtually everything that m^^^A M Bell Helicopter offers at its main Texas facility is now A available in Singapore, one of583 words
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Advertisement163 1989-08-09 15 Chee Seng Sesame Oil Double Pagoda Brand Was ■HaM Awarded A Trophy For The 1988, I Ith International Award For Food And Beverages. Barcelona. Spain And A Best Quality Gold Medal for The Monde M Hi Selection. 1988 Athens Greece L^b^LH BH BW """""'""'"fffffnimH ■■■bI CHEE SENG OIL FACTORY (PTE)163 words
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Advertisement75 1989-08-09 15 I We alni > 4yea rs oi ex e 1 1 e n c I ongratulation- Singapore I THIS IS IT! i 1 IBM Tr.imm TMC Compul I N.ihon.il I r.i<l«-«. I IK; H ii<iuh Ptmirfirld It. niiii),. r I'rrniH'i Compntri I i mn )f> School <>• Altron Coni|)ut«'i Fr.imn75 words
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Advertisement726 1989-08-09 17 Hogithzr we cetebrate with the pecrpte and government of Singapore on the occasion of their 24th 9{ationaC (Day /DAISHOWA ti Forest Products Ltd 207 Queens Quay West, Suite 880 Toronto. 0p Ontario MSJ lA7 Va Tel:(416) 862 5000 W* Telex: 065-***** Telefax: (416) 862 5123 y| HB^^LB If W^ Bwl^mv'726 words
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Advertisement325 1989-08-09 17 A Birthday TVeat^^ At Amara WMto It's time to celebrate and by popular f JA demand, the Preshwater Fish Promotion Tlltut continues into August So for your culinary WjuQr enjoyment savour our exquisite freshwater fish dishes and the finest Szechuan cuisine. Open Daily Lunch 1 1.30am 230pm Dinner: 6.30pm 1325 words
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Advertisement95 1989-08-09 19 Cowgrotidctims to the Government and People of Singapore on their 24th National Day H|| E^3ENG£ANDI K"" AI DQjaOUS, AND SM»H i Mm a extracted Irom genlune tnest quaxiy |r J^v Korean Gtneeng roots and Is produced /(f* wUn the moat advanced ScWntMlc procedore TMs Osiaang Candy has a vary ptaaunt95 words
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Advertisement105 1989-08-09 19 Congratulations to the People and Government of Singapore on the occasion of their 24th National Day We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our esteemed clients for their valuable support. £E£3Al!'Pest ¥SGS roibtibal tistiiv i /uuuttui MANAQIMINT m LTO SOS. Singapore (PU) Ltd. UWRATORY Pit 111. 5105 words
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Advertisement64 1989-08-09 20 i "It you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the toundations under them." Henry David TW**u To the people and the government of Singapore for making our nation's dreams a reality. We drink a hearty toast.64 words
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Article, Illustration272 1989-08-09 2 PORTRAITS THE typical Singaporean is put in the spotlight warts and all in this section. First, humorist Paik Choo takes a light-hearted poke at the urge of Singaporeans to take part in almost any competition and to win at all costs. Other facets of the Singapore personality are portrayed272 words
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Article, Illustration749 1989-08-09 2 HUMORIST Paik Choo looks at the Singaporean propensity for making a public exhibition of winning. I F^ EOPLE are not so k^ simple you can I summarise all their values and attitudes into one word." The New Paper's report on 10 types of consumers (July 21). You wanna749 words
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Article, Illustration80 1989-08-09 7 ON THE STREETS WHERE WE LIVE HERE are some all-too-famlllar street scenes smacking of both the past and the present. Paik Choo says: 'Got taste. -*=r kl; By Mr ZulkHll Md Yaaaln, 33, of Bangklt Road, Singapore 2367 t a graphic d««*gn»r By Mr R Karmakar, of Jalan Airnn, Singapore80 words
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Article, Illustration14 1989-08-09 13 HOUSE TRAINED Training the male of the species is often either overdone or rare.14 words
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Article, Illustration150 1989-08-09 14 THE WAY WE WERE TOP: Street life at Colly er Quay in 1923 was reconstructed by a former Straits Times artist, Don Badio, in this '50s sketch. Europeans, Chinese clerics and businessmen wore the tutup, the high-necked white tunic said to be the survival of the East India Company uniform.150 words
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Article, Illustration525 1989-08-09 15 THE majority of the 260 cartoonists who entered The Straits Times' Cartoon Contest were people who did not earn a living from art. Amateur doodlers, their occupations range from bank officers to hotel bellmen. Some are happy to draw just for fun, while others are more serious about525 words
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Advertisement152 1989-08-09 4 THROUGH LOOKING THE traits of Singaporeans are a favourite subject among cartoonists. Paik Choo picks the winning —cartoons and wisecracks from the sidelines. Paik Choo says: 'Some people don't want a lot, just everything. <f^7^ f?R^PRE^% <fA^fl^% m wo mow 1 jt 7S SSml27, f^^vmoi p i/j» o o mXi152 words
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Miscellaneous99 1989-08-09 4 W _fj(F_r^_f I H^^"^ I_ am _v .ir _r P^ _r a^^^_^y^ _F I a By Mr Colin Qoh Y ong Pinoof Suneet View, Slnyapore zm. Tnto entry wins the first pros, $1,000, in the amateur eection. Paik Choo says: 'Money makes the world go fumy. |^o V-t er tlte99 words
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Advertisement62 1989-08-09 5 BRINGING SINGAPORE COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY FOR EVEN GREATER ACHIEVEMENTS World Trade Centre Singapore, Hall 3 September 7-10, 1989 From |y|YQe The Microcomputer Trade £V|Q ITP Services (Pte) Ud Cmin^j Association (Singapore) lIV^ c/o 151, Chin Swee Road #02-11, 994 Bendemeer Road #04-03, Singapore 1233 Manhattan House, Singapore 0316 Cable: PROMPT, Telex:62 words
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Advertisement95 1989-08-09 7 1 NATIONAL DAY 1989 jf W y^M.l£lit lw7Tm^aTaTryiZy//iwaaM aaT Singapore Forever Congratulations Best Wishes TO THE GOVERNMENT PEOPLE OF SINGAPORE j ON Tf/£ OCCASION OF THEIR 24th NATIONAL DAY I TOSHIBA j j TOSHIBA ELECTRONICS ASIA, LTD (SINGAPORE BRANCH) 460 Alexandra Road #26-01 PSA Building Singapore 051 1 i-^ Tel:95 words
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Advertisement50 1989-08-09 7 SOGO SALUTES SINGAPORE WE ARE PROUD TO BE HERE. THROUGHOUT OUR THREE YEARS WITH YOU, WE'VE SEEN AND SHARED YOUR PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY. AND ON YOUR NATIONAL DAY WE WISH YOU MORE GOOD YEARS AHEAD." LiviNc, iok run an (Dsogo Tel: *****00 Opan Mv»n days a w—k 10am to 10pm50 words
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Advertisement77 1989-08-09 9 OUR FUTURE. nevv generation. A new beginning. Our Mi/re resfe /n your nano/s. n guidance, diligence and integrity, 3C7^^| w^ nav/e confidence in you taking on fne challenge of tomorrow as yesterday's youths were in creating it. On f/7/s 24fn National Day, Omega is proud to snare fn/s significant moment77 words
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Advertisement302 1989-08-09 10 The Largest Bee Hua RoSeWOOd s^F celebrateBthe24th FUmitwe Ml National Day mfl^rj**t 11.00am- 6 oopm Singapore (ONLY ON NATIONAL DAY )Wm—m—^—mim Guangzhou Dining set If I Dragon Design jfl H^ i'f I |i ra v 111 I l^^^W^^^^H iH 1 111 tt_—_ i_ Uaw* Ea^^^M^ pHHHHHH Canton dressing table Quangzhou302 words
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Advertisement183 1989-08-09 12 ■buHhHBHHHhB The Life Insurance Association proudly celebrates Singapore's 24th National Day. American International Assurance Co Ltd Asia Life Assurance Society Ltd British American Life Assurance Co Ltd Great Eastern Life Assurance Co Ltd Insurance Corporation of Singapore Ltd Keppel Insurance Pte Ltd ManuLife (Singapore) Pte Ltd Mercantile General Reinsurance Co183 words
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Article, Illustration307 1989-08-09 2 JOURNEY CHANGE is the theme of this section. And changes here, as seen through the eyes of a single mmm writer, are presented in the form of a personal and reflective essay. At 40, Richard Urn is troubled by memories of his growing years people, milestones and hurts of307 words
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Article, Illustration1082 1989-08-09 2 Because of our change in ways of life, ways of living, in W thinking, in rational questioning, we reach a point where we've got to face up to fundamental problems. Who made a me? Where am I going? What happens to me when I die? Prime Minister1,082 words
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Advertisement70 1989-08-09 2 They provide hope for the future. Ww iff Ik iyj iyk V Bl I' ,il 1> BjBWWBBbBBB^^kHBI m^ mm^mtmtm^^^m^^Ki m t* JdB^B^BVvS^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^I B^H*^lt_ —^t_Z—^^BF.' f B^B^B^B^Bt^BF^^Tßf^^^BW' merely provide the hardware. Congratulations to the people of Singapore on their 24th National Day. epson Singapore pte. ltd. No 1 Raffles pw c70 words
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Article, Illustration78 1989-08-09 3 This used to be my teenage stomping ground, reshaped beyond recognition. The crumbling hrirk and wood of my old school have given way to the aluminium and glass of Raffles City. The change is quantum, as are the changes in Singapore over the last two decades, and78 words
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Advertisement75 1989-08-09 3 We salute SINGAPORE on her 24th National Day EXCELLENCE TOGETHER SINGAPORE »g) FOREVER^ MCiLUM CHANG GROUP 3t Kim Tlan Road, MO3-00 Kim Tlan Plaza. Singapore 0316. Tal: 273-8888 Tatoi: RS ***** LUMCHQ Tctotex. 278-5072 C.We LUMCONTR Congratulations to the Government People of the Republic of Singapore on the occasion of75 words
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Advertisement152 1989-08-09 3 The 21st century. It's only a few years away! So have J// you thought what it will be like how its changes will Ml affect you? Ml I How will you face the exciting challenges to come? »^^KKKL Your first job. Your marriage. Educating your children. wSBI Jj^T Financial security152 words
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Article, Illustration1126 1989-08-09 4 LOOS CHANGE fa I look around me: all this modernity, all this gloss, and as a people we have yet to learn to flush our public toilets. It was in the 70th-floor restaurant in Westin Stamford that Chinese actress Joan Chen ear- r.jnounced theatrically: "I like Singapore. I like its1,126 words
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Advertisement271 1989-08-09 4 Congratulations to the Government and People of Singapore on her National Day. PBFfl^arffj^J Bl|jjlßj|mU| > 'Jm Mm Mm 8-day tour to Hawaii General Refrigerator ER 12 5-day tour to Adelaide, General Mini-bar ER 8 Australia ■■■■■■■■i J J LUCKY DRAW 3-day tour to Pelangi Holiday W Am Every P arllc271 words
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Article, Illustration1404 1989-08-09 5 UNDER THE SPREADING BANYAN TREE The banyan tree stood outside one of the school 1 two W tuckshops, and during recess, many students would gather under its wide shade, to chat or to watch the others play bola bantam or football or rugby In tha large playing flald out in1,404 words
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Advertisement98 1989-08-09 5 Irene's Creation Singapore United Kingdom Irene's Crealfon turns 8 From now H tin end of August, lndies Creatfon is JH H^| K offering a 10% discount plus a free WM I pair of designer earrings to Ist 18 V V brides to-be And a further $500 lH Br discount voucher98 words
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Article, Illustration2466 1989-08-09 6 My father, uncle, a relative and an adopted f*9 grandson helped in the family business. In the day, they stayed In the shopfront, or worked In the makeshift warehouse in the middle section of the long house) Wo had lots of womenfolk, but they remained in2,466 words
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Article, Illustration210 1989-08-09 9 TAKING THE LONG VIEW What would the old man have made of this? To my grandfather, the waterfront area was the pulse of the country he knew the rivers, the harbour, the businesses, and the seat of government. These went back to early Singapore. Changes here were evolutionary, there were210 words
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Article, Illustration961 1989-08-09 10 THE FACE THAT LAUNCHED 1,000 SHIPS I*l u tuNo-ro^ -j when Lim Muo was still a little dreamed that F'Wrflft llik her father an(i piflF^TK^ two brothers, _jL^!S?!?_ J all fishermen, were caught In a storm, and their three boats were about to capsize. In her dream, she reached out961 words
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Advertisement36 1989-08-09 10 D 19 BAN HIN LEONG GROUP Builder Of Homes Not Just Houses ElO COLLYER QUAY #I I-06, OCEAN BUILDING, SINGAPORE OIO4. 11. TEL: *****88. *****07. TELEX: RS ***** BHLGRP. Fax: ***** 1 5. I l| m36 words
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Advertisement141 1989-08-09 10 \*ymfKv///////7nt^ Hi The Sunday Times will be publishing a Swing Singapore SPECIAL ISSUE in tabloid format, barely hours after the event is over. You can get a copy of this special commemorative issue for 50 cents at Hut** 77ie Bookshop outlets and newstands from 12 noon, Sunday r August 20,141 words
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Article, Illustration206 1989-08-09 11 A dream to keep alive old bonds of community began here more than 60 m^ years ago. About 700 people, many of them immigrant merchants and traders working along the Singapore River, dug into their pockets to build this house of the Hokkien Lim clan.206 words
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Article, Illustration1067 1989-08-09 12 M^ I romsrntMjr now when wo w moved In to the new flat in 1968, the first thing my grandmother did was to install a •mall altar on one side of the wall and to hang a mirror above the mam door. The altar was lor my dead1,067 words
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Article, Illustration1319 1989-08-09 13 t^ In batwaan running to this patron and that in tha nightclub, ona of Singapore's top-aarning Munimlaa tails ma about harsatf and nar job, which pays mora than $10,000 a month. ferner is long pane among the Singapore trendies, as I have Just found out from Sharif ah1,319 words
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Advertisement305 1989-08-09 13 I AppMctilofw art InvtsMl f<* tht lotow^ I Engineers and techrwlc^ies wil flrxithkiS-rrxxith course a^ tional tasks in managing a technical environment Seven subjects are ottered, including HR management, Project and Operations Management and Managing Technological innovations Minimum Entry Criteria: Degree or Diploma from recognised unrversity^olytechnic Working in an engineering305 words
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Advertisement48 1989-08-09 13 dosed today *^^^^aai^^Baß^B4 J fe^ All Poh Heng outlets will be closed today in celebration of our nation's 24th National Day. Business resumes tomorrow. Majulah Singapura! Head Of Ace: North Canal Road Branches at Ann Mo Kio, Bcdok, Boon Lay, Hougang, KatonK. Parkway, People'* Park and Toa Payoh.48 words
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Article, Illustration759 1989-08-09 15 In Giok Hong Han, the temple keeper had asked if I was a Baba. Early this year, while in Eua Uan, a scenic tourist spot Taiwan, I overheard my guide 11 another in Hokkien: "I have a Japanese couple, a German couple and one759 words
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Advertisement70 1989-08-09 15 On Singapore's Independence Day NEC would like to say more than just congratulations. mm^^ m ttk special day NEC would also like to say what a {fllc^tyh TB^Bkr— pleasure it has been to be involved in bringing j^^^^a Si i ?^^>j i y *T^ of locally created software. Our commitment70 words
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