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Title Section14 1989-09-03 1 The Sunday Times No: 2773 55 CENTS MCI (P) 43/12/88 ~m *jb "I *~j14 words
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Article, Illustration499 1989-09-03 1 When asked what he, as the "People's President", had to say to the people of Singapore, President Wee Kim Wee replied: "Thank you. The reason why I could go on like this is the encouragement and the support that the Government, as well499 words
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658 1989-09-03 1 ROHANIAH SAINI - ROHANIAH SAINI By THE Government will introduce legislation by the end of the year to pave the way for government schools to go independent. Education Minister Dr Tony Tan said last night that this was658 words
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425 1989-09-03 1 HONGKONG Vietnamese boat people armed with sharpened tent pegs and rocks rioted in a Hongkong refugee camp yesterday, killing one man and prompting the authorities to send in British Army Gurkhas to search for hidden weapons. It was the first direct involvement by British425 words
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598 1989-09-03 1 ONG MING SEING - Bush's declaration of broad agreement on trade and security gives Kaifu a boost ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON President George Bush has given a political boost to Japan's new Prime Minister, Mr Toshiki Kaifu, by declaring that they have reached "broad agreement" on trade and security issues after598 words
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Advertisement9 1989-09-03 1 Call (or secretariat to tackle drug problem: Page 189 words
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NEWS FOCUS
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Article661 1989-09-03 2 TEENS HEED PARENTS' ADVICE: Teenagers are heeding their parents' advice to stay away from Marina Square at night they were conspicuously absent when a Sunday Times team visited the shopping centre on Friday and last night. Teenagers there told the team the latest time they would stay661 words
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Article, Illustration66 1989-09-03 2 STATISTICS THAT SHAPE THE COUNTRY Coins in circulation In spite ot the emphasis on moving towards a cashless society, the demand for coins continues to grow. Over the last five years, the number of coins in circulation has gone up by 30 per cent. At the beginning of66 words
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Article, Illustration1000 1989-09-03 2 TARA GEORGE - TARA GEORGE By _f-f Like myself, the teenagers who get into these discos are just there to dance. I've watched them, and they rarely drink more alcohol than just the first drink. Apart from anything else, it's too expensive. Self-confessed disco addict lAm1,000 words
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287 1989-09-03 2 Donations to Chest will not come from CPF savings THE request made by the Community Chest to the Central Provident Fund Board to help it collect voluntary donations from Singaporeans does not involve CPF savings. The board said in a press release yesterday that it had been asked by the287 words
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Article76 1989-09-03 2 WASHINGTON Giant panda Ling-Ling gave birth to a tiny female cub in the National Zoo on Friday and zoo officials were hopeful that she would be the first newborn panda to survive 1 infancy in the United States. Ling-Ling and her mate Hsing-Hsing have been among theReuter - 76 words
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Article45 1989-09-03 2 MOSCOW The Soviet Union detonated a nuclear explosion with a force of 20 kilotons yesterday at a test site in Semipalitinsk in Kazakstan, the official Tass news agency said. A kiloton has the exuki^i^^ force of 453 kg of TNT APAP - 45 words
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Article417 1989-09-03 2 At Brannigan's, a popular watering hole for young professionals, at the Hyatt Regency hotel, the two had no difficulty in gaining entry and ordering a beer despite the pub's policy of refusing entry to those under 18. Getting inside and getting a drink is a breeze for417 words
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Article, Illustration643 1989-09-03 3 US sends eight jets to help Colombia battle drug barons Fighters are part of $127 m aid package VASHTNGTON The United States vas sending eight fighter jets to Coombia yesterday, the first shipment »f a US$65 million (Ssl27 million) package to help the Bogota governnent battle the country's drug barmsReuter; AFP - 643 words
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304 1989-09-03 3 PROBLEM 1: DIRTY MONEY WASHINGTON The United States has taken the offensive against dirty money which is causing logistical nightmares for banks, as well as the multibillion dollar international drug trade that generates it. For the drug lords, the main problem is the sheerReuter - 304 words
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330 1989-09-03 3 PROBLEM 2: LOAN PAYMENTS LONDON Western bankers watching the Colombian government battle its powerful drug barons are increasingly worried about a country they had hitherto seen as a model Latin American debtor. "Up to a few weeks ago I was quite happy to lend moneyReuter - 330 words
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Article, Illustration312 1989-09-03 3 Hanoi says 'no' to democracy for now HANOI Communist Party chief Nguyen Van Linn on Friday ruled out the implementation of democracy in Vietnam until economic reforms further develop, saying political reform now would unleash "harmful" forces. He told a meeting of top party leaders that Hanoi would continue theAFP - 312 words
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Article53 1989-09-03 3 NEW DELHI Police pulled Indian President Ramaswamy Venkataraman from a burning tent in the southern city of Madras after it caught fire as he delivered a speech, press reports said yesterday. Leaking propane gas from a lamp set the ornate tent ablaze, the United News of India newsAFP - 53 words
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Miscellaneous196 1989-09-03 2 Showers over several areas in the late morning and early afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 min. SUNSET today: 7.07 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.59 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam 14 19 C Cloudy Madrid 17 30 C Clear Athens 17 27 C Clear Manila 25 30196 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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Article, Illustration424 1989-09-03 4 CAPE TOWN South African police yesterday detained more than 400 demonstrators protesting against Wednesday's parliamentary elections which will exclude the black majority. The demonstrators, including anti-apartheid cleric, Allan Boesak, were detained after the release of Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu on Friday. "I amReuter; AFP - 424 words
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118 1989-09-03 4 CAIRO An Egyptian court jailed 26 Muslim hardliners yesterday for belonging to a clandestine Islamic group alleged to have tried to overthrow the state. The Supreme State Security Court sentenced five of the accused to life and hard labour for attemptingReuter - 118 words
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360 1989-09-03 4 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD By Europe Editor LONDON Scotland Yard says it is taking seriously a blackmail threat to spread rabies throughout Britain by releasing animals infected with the deadly disease. Despite appeals for calm there is now considerable concern here over the threats, made360 words
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354 1989-09-03 4 Western media 'stirring up emotions in Baltic states' MOSCOW The Soviet Communist Party paper Pravda yesterday accused Western media of stirring up nationalist sentiment in the Baltic states. The paper said influential elements in the United States and within the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation continued to stir up passions andAFP - 354 words
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128 1989-09-03 4 Rafsanjani resigns as armed forces chief TEHERAN President AH Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani has resigned from his post of acting com-mander-in-chief of Iran's armed forces, Teheran Radio announced yesterday. The country's spiritual guide, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, accepted his resignation in keeping with the Iranian constitution, which does not provide for theAFP - 128 words
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261 1989-09-03 4 Mitterrand and Thatcher hold talks on EC issues LONDON Britain and France, at odds for months over European monetary union and other issues, put aside their differences in lengthy talks on Friday and agreed to keep in close touch to promote progress in the European Community. Prime Minister Margaret ThatcherReuter - 261 words
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Article, Illustration291 1989-09-03 5 JOHN KENNEDY - JOHN KENNEDY By Writing for The Straits Times HAMBURG The world's leading conservation group, Greenpeace, is gearing up for major environmental campaigns in the Pacific. Its plans will delight some governments and infuriate others. At the heart of Greenpeace's Pacific drive will be aAFP - 291 words
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283 1989-09-03 5 Sri Lankan religious leaders call for end to violence COLOMBO Sri Lanka's religious leaders have appealed for an end to the bloody violence in the country, and the Catholic Bishops' conference has called on all parties "in the name of God and our motherland" to seek dialogue and reconciliation. Meanwhile,AFP; Reuter - 283 words
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412 1989-09-03 5 US senator's 6-point plan to help Poland WARSAW United States Senator Paul Simon has proposed a six-point plan to help the Solidarity-led government revive Poland's economy. The plan includes postponing interest payments on Polish debts for the next three years. "What I am asking is a programme that will costReuter; AFP - 412 words
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223 1989-09-03 5 TRIPOLI Libyan leader Muattimar Gaddafi, despite the past year's attempts to appear more moderate, has promised revolutionary movements throughout the world that Libya "will not abandon you". In a speech marking the 20th anniversary of his revolution on Friday, heAP; Reuter - 223 words
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281 1989-09-03 6 Call for laws to protect Taiwanese trade in China A TAIWANESE legislator has suggested that Beijing should draft laws to protect the investments of Taiwanese businessmen in China if it wanted to retain their confidence. A report in the Ming Pao Daily News on Thursday quoted the legislator, Mr Chang281 words
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Article56 1989-09-03 6 HONGKONG Chinese patriotic songs linked to the quelled pro-democracy movement in China have performed well on Hongkong's pop chart. More Chinese songs with patriotic themes had entered the Radio Television Hongkong Chinese Pop Poll since the June 4 massacre in Beijing, said Mr CheungAFP - 56 words
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Article, Illustration24 1989-09-03 6 picture. I Here's one Western import that has the blessings of the Beijing authorities ;!groijrjrocKn^oll dance. These Chinese yo^r^^^^^r^^^a_^^_t^y^r^p^^^^^j^^^^ Day ffl AFPAFP - 24 words
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224 1989-09-03 6 BEIJING The killing of innocent civilians when martial law troops entered Beijing to crush student democracy protests on June 4 was inevitable, the general who commanded the operation said yesterday. "It is hard to avoid some losses in such a military action," General Huang DongjiaAFP - 224 words
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430 1989-09-03 6 Zhao cast as villain behind country's woes BEIJING As China filled out its official version of the crushed democracy movement, a single villain has emerged who is held responsible for the student turmoil and virtually all of the country's economic woes: Mr Zhao Ziyang, the ousted chief of the CommunistNYT - 430 words
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238 1989-09-03 6 BANGKOK Vietnam has called for an early normalisation of relations with China following the collapse of an international peace conference on Cambodia over the future role of Beijing-backed Khmer Rouge guerillas. Speaking at a meeting to mark Vietnam's National Day, Communist PartyReuter; AFP - 238 words
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180 1989-09-03 6 BEIJING China yesterday announced a steep rise in domestic air, rail and boat fares, prompting fears that inflation may again rampage through the economy. The Beijing Evening News quoted government spokesman Yuan Mu as saying passenger fares for rail, boat and air transport wouldReuter - 180 words
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328 1989-09-03 6 Emigration 'consultants' cashing in on exodus of Hongkongers HONGKONG Emigration "consultants" have been sprouting here in the past three months, cashing in on Hongkongers' fears for their future in the wake of China's military crackdown in June. A large number of these consultants operate in so-called "emigration sections" of lawAFP - 328 words
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PEOPLE
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Article136 1989-09-03 7 INDIA'S young cameraman-turned-director Shaji Karun has won the first Charlie Chaplin award, donated by Chaplin's widow, at the Edinburgh film festival with his first film Piravi (The Birth). It was yet another success for the Kerala-based filmmaker, who took the Silver Leopard at Locarno andAFP - 136 words
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Article, Illustration114 1989-09-03 7 OSCAR-WINNING actor Marlon Brando (right) says he has made his last film, and adds that it is "a stinker". Mr Brando, 65, who has been shooting the film in Canada for the past 12 weeks, also told The Toronto Globe and Mail on WednesdayAP - 114 words
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Article84 1989-09-03 7 ALAN HUBBARD - ALAN HUBBARD AT THE age of 17, Corey Roberts is to become Britain's first black jockey, having started 18 months ago as a stable lad under the government's Youth Training Scheme, knowing virtually nothing about horses. This scheme, designed to keep youngsters off the dole, has84 words
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Article109 1989-09-03 7 GRANT PECK - GRANT PECK DANCE LOVERS are the beneficiaries of a Thai-Japanese joint venture launched recently a bi-national production of a traditional Thai play, Phra Suthon Chadok. Audiences in Bangkok, and next year in Japan, will see 36 dancers from both countries perform the graceful movements of109 words
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Article118 1989-09-03 7 STAN DEAN - STAN DEAN RENEGADE priest Conrado Balweg has been declared an outlaw by the Philippine Supreme Court for failing to comply with a series of summons issued by the court. Balweg is accused of having ordered the kidnap and murder in 1987 of a rival tribal118 words
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165 1989-09-03 7 WASHINGTON For the unbearable feeling of climbing into a sunbaked car, Dr Domingo Tan has a remedy: a few squirts from his airconditioner in a can. Dr Tan, a Chinese-born physicist who lives near Washington, invented Instant Car Kooler, an aerosol spray containingAP - 165 words
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297 1989-09-03 7 Plot to blow up Rangoon foiled, say rulers RANGOON Burma's military rulers said that they had foiled a plot by ethnic Karen insurgents and a civil engineer trained by French experts to blow up Rangoon. Deputy intelligence chief Lt-Colonel Than Tun told a news conference on Friday that security forcesReuter; AP - 297 words
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242 1989-09-03 7 WASHINGTON A United States naval commander, in the same flotilla as the USS Vincennes when it shot down an Iranian civilian Airbus in the Gulf, said he saw "no good reason" for the warship to down the airliner. In aAP; AFP - 242 words
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Article, Illustration347 1989-09-03 9 Offer comes just after Bush decision to cut ties PANAMA CITY Panama's new provisional president, Mr Francisco Rodriguez, offered friendship to the United States only hours after Washington had severed diplomatic relations with his country. Mr Rodriguez, a government technocrat, was chosen by theReuter; AP - 347 words
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116 1989-09-03 9 Sales of beer rising in Asia but not in West MUNICH Beer is losing its appeal in the the healthconscious West but consumption is booming in Asian countries, according to figures issued here. Officials at a congress in West Germany's brewing capital, attended by nearly 700 brewers from two dozenReuter - 116 words
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219 1989-09-03 9 ONG MING SEING - ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON US Secretary of State James Baker will meet Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze later this month to lay the groundwork for the Bush administration's first superpower summit. State Department spokesman Margaret Tutwiler told a press219 words
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202 1989-09-03 9 SYDNEY A new city of similar size to Australia's capital Canberra is to be built just outside Sydney, New South Wales Premier Nick Greiner announced on Friday. The new South Creek city, adjacent to Sydney's planned second international airport at Badgery's Creek, wouldAFP - 202 words
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Article60 1989-09-03 9 Dow Jones NEW YORK The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 14.82 to close on Friday at a record 2,752.09, passing the previous peak of 2,743.36 reached on Monday. US financial and commodity markets and stock exchanges will be closed tomorrow, a Labour DayAP - 60 words
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Advertisement266 1989-09-03 4 CONCORD. WATC H MAKERS To THE GENTRY. SINCE 19 O 8 The new Saratoga™ collection from Concord is perhaps the most remarkable watch design of recent years. A perfect integration of case ■W and bracelet creates a continuity of line V&fTT unmatched by other luxury watches. f #f^^ The bold266 words
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Advertisement161 1989-09-03 9 ___j_ij__l___- T Singapore's biggest Fo 0 d Fun Fair f J After the Heartstrings Walk, 3rd September 9. 30 am to 1 0. 30pm, Marina Square /_2i e" &Ss£& A') _fT. _~-v I told Nm not to breakdance on I _J?l r_7_ _7"1./22£_i* f__~~* JZ^T^V^^ U>V !_#V> £®£k 1 <^\161 words
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ASEAN NEWS
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Article, Illustration600 1989-09-03 10 YANG RAZALI KASSIM - YANG RAZALI KASSIM By iakarta Correspondent JAKARTA President Suharto was scheduled to leave Jakarta last night for a major diplomatic swing that will take him on a fence-mending trip to the Soviet Union on Saturday. The President will make his unprecedented600 words
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191 1989-09-03 10 Trade body expresses support for visit THE Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has expressed strong support for President Suharto's first visit to the Soviet Union, the Indonesian Observer reported yesterday. It quoted the chamber's chairman, Dr Sukamdani Sahid Gitosardjono, who referred to the possibility of slower growth in the191 words
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Article, Illustration437 1989-09-03 10 Her public approval rating dips to all-time low MANILA President Corazon Aquino is under growing pressure to revamp her Cabinet and rule with a firmer hand as she enters her last 1,000 days in office with her public approval rating at its lowest levelAFP - 437 words
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305 1989-09-03 10 Thais braced for border fighting among rival Cambodian factions BANGKOK Thai army chief General Chavalit Yongchaiyudh has ordered the military to tighten security along the Thai-Cambodian border, in anticipation of an escalation in fighting between rival Cambodian forces, a senior Thai military official said yesterday. Supreme Command spokesman Lieutenant-General NaruedolAFP - 305 words
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232 1989-09-03 10 Fugitive American drug dealer nabbed in Philippines MANILA The Chairman of the Commission on Immigration and Deportation yesterday announced the capture of a fugitive American drug dealer, and warned that the Philippines was no longer a haven for foreign criminals. Mr Bienvenido Alano Jr said "This nation must be knownAP - 232 words
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125 1989-09-03 10 Australia to give Laos $2. 6m for satellite link-up BANGKOK Australia has agreed to give Laos US$l.36 million (552.6 million) to build a satellite station which will open up international telephone and facsimile links. The station is being built in Vientiane, the Laotian capital, by the Overseas Telecommunications Commission (OTC),Reuter - 125 words
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Article, Illustration424 1989-09-03 13 Discussions on new economic blueprint at critical stage, MCA tells two Chinese bodies KUALA LUMPUR The president and deputy president of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) said yesterday that the Chinese educational bodies UCSTAM and UCSCAM should not have pulled out ofNST - 424 words
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427 1989-09-03 13 KUALA LUMPUR The government plans to amend the law to ensure more effective enforcement of judgments handed down by small claims courts, The Star newspaper reported yesterday. It quoted Justice Minister Datuk Dr Sulaiman Daud as saying this would help reduce the burden427 words
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321 1989-09-03 13 TEACHERS in Kuala Lumpur have been told that they are not to punish their pupils in any way, The Star newspaper reported yesterday. A directive from the Federal Territory Education Department said it would not support teachers who took321 words
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154 1989-09-03 13 MAS plane forced to return to airport KUALA LUMPUR A Madras-bound Malaysia Airlines flight with 180 passengers on board was forced to return to Kuala Lumpur on Friday due to a defect in the instrument navigational system. Flight MH36, a DC-10 aircraft, took off after a three-hour delay but theNST - 154 words
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151 1989-09-03 13 KUALA TRENGGANU About 3,000 licensed gold panners converged on the gold prospecting areas in Rukit Lubuk Mandi in Marang near here, which were reopened yesterday after being closed for four months. They arrived as early as 7 am in vans, cars, motorcycles, bicycles andBernama - 151 words
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194 1989-09-03 13 Prisons told to report problems to ministry body KUALA LUMPUR All Malaysian prisons have been directed to report problems to the committee of inquiry which has been set up by the Home Ministry to look into prison irregularities, the Deputy Home Minister, Datuk Megat Junid Megat Ayob, said yesterday. TheBernama - 194 words
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HOME NEWS
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Article, Illustration378 1989-09-03 14 FORMER British prime minister Edward Heath yesterday reiterated his opposition to suggestions that Britain should grant Hongkongers the right of abode on its soil. Speaking to members of the British Alumni and other guests on the last day of his visit here,378 words
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159 1989-09-03 14 WORK to demolish Clemenceau Bridge to make way for the Central Expressway is to begin on Friday. The bridge will be replaced by a bigger one with eight lanes instead of the present four. The Public Works Department will close159 words
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Article, Illustration575 1989-09-03 14 Fewer teenagers at Mar ina Square Many stop late-night loitering at shopping centre TEENAGERS are heeding their parents' advice and keeping away from Marina Square at night following the killing last Sunday of a 14--year-old student. The shopping centre is also stepping up its security. The large groups of teenagers,575 words
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Article, Illustration317 1989-09-03 14 MORE people called NewsLine yesterday to comment on the Englishdubbed Mandarin drama serial, On the Fringe, following concern over the show's portrayal of gangsterism. Many callers felt that parents should exercise greater control over their children's action, rather than blame a TV317 words
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323 1989-09-03 14 SINGAPORE hopes to finish among the top four countries in the inaugural World Chinese Chess Championships to be held here at the end of this year. The president of the Singapore Chinese Chess General Association, Mr Robert Looi, expressed this323 words
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190 1989-09-03 14 Written answers to parliamentary questions FOREIGN investors got nearly $17 billion in profits out of their investments in Singapore over the nine years from 1979 to 1987. Finance Minister Richard Hu said this in a written reply to a parliamentary question from190 words
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84 1989-09-03 14 1 ,228 held under Criminal Law Act NEARLY 1,300 people are currently being detained in Singapore under the Criminal I_aw (Temporary Provisions) Act. This was disclosed by Home Affairs Minister S. Jayakumar in a written reply to a question from Non-Constituency MP I_ee Siew Choh. Of the total of 1,22884 words
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73 1989-09-03 14 WILL the Government consider allocating funds to upgrade common facilities in private' housing estates in view of its plans to upgrade Housing Board es- tates? This is the question Thomson MP Leong Horn Kee wants National Development Minister S. Dhanabalan to answer at the next73 words
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Article, Illustration429 1989-09-03 15 'Surprise air raid' part of civil defence exercise AMID the wailing of sirens, people ran helter-skelter along a smoke-filled corridor of a block of flats, while on the ground lay the bloody bodies of the dead and wounded. Screams of pain filled the air. This scenario in Singapore after a429 words
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440 1989-09-03 15 THERE has been a significant drop in the number of pedestrians killed and injured in traffic accidents so far this year thanks to the educational programmes of the Traffic Police. A statement by the Traffic Police yesterday said that from January to440 words
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Article, Illustration396 1989-09-03 15 YAW YAN CHONG - YAW YAN CHONG By TOO much risk-taking by reigning VisQuiz champions Victoria Junior College proved costly when they lost the championship to the Tanglin Community Centre team in the national finals of the general knowledge quiz last night. The two teams were396 words
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474 1989-09-03 15 IT WAS a narrow and surprise win for the Anglican High School in the grand final of the first national Chinese debate for secondary schools yesterday. They clinched the challenge trophy by beating the all-girl Dunman High School team in a closely-fought battle474 words
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603 1989-09-03 16 FOUR men and one woman, all but one in the Chinese medical hall business, were fined a total of $34,500 for selling poisons which they were unlicensed to deal in. One of the poisons, Berberine which can cause jaundice and brain damage in certain603 words
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444 1989-09-03 16 HEALTH care in Singapore is a billion dollar business which now needs to focus more sharply on well-being programmes, disease prevention and therapy. Mr Lock Sai Hung, president of the Consumers Association of Singapore, said this at the opening of444 words
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296 1989-09-03 16 INTERNAL Security Act detainee Vincent Cheng has failed in his request to have the Home Affairs Minister, its Permanent Secretary, the Internal Security Department Director and four other ISD officers questioned in court during the hearing into his application for a release order296 words
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173 1989-09-03 16 A SHIPPING executive who allegedly collected bribes for helping 21 reservists to apply for exit permits on the pretext that they had been recruited as seamen, was charged in court yesterday with 47 counts of corruption. Tan Soon Huat, 45, is accused173 words
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Article, Illustration607 1989-09-03 16 OLIVIA BRANSON - OLIVIA BRANSON By NOT many people can boast of this skill the ability to shin up a coconut tree. But it was just that which won an instant Held promotion to full corporal for a signals private, way back in607 words
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479 1989-09-03 18 Malay task force proposes go vt-f unded permanent body THE Malay anti-drug task force has proposed the setting up of a government-funded, permanent secretariat to tackle the problem of drug addiction among Malays. The call came yesterday from Mr Yatiman Yusof, Parliamentary Secretary479 words
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230 1989-09-03 18 A 49-YEAR-OLD woman who withdrew $82,000 to participate in a scam with four people to cheat a man found out too late that she was their intended victim. Madam Lim Chwee Poh, the proprietress of a store in New Market Street,230 words
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398 1989-09-03 18 Govt not obliged to help Malays who are able: MP AN MP has urged the Malay community to take a more positive attitude towards the Government's proposal to cha .ge the system of financing tertiary education for Malays. He noted that while the Government is obliged to help those truly398 words
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338 1989-09-03 20 Training and 'reskilling' of workers must be extended: Dr Tay SINGAPORE has to extend the scope and opportunities for training and "reskilling" its many hundreds of thousands of workers with little or no skills, if it wants to continue to have one of the best workforces in the world. This338 words
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Article, Illustration787 1989-09-03 20 MATHEW PEREIRA - MATHEW PEREIRA By in GELANG PATAH FROM sleepy hollow to a lively town with night life and shopping that is what the people of Gelang Patah hope will happen to their town when the second link to Singapore materialises. The Johor end of787 words
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430 1989-09-03 20 A COMPLETE tour package to Sri Lanka has become cheaper than an air ticket to Colombo. This is one of the drastic moves the Sri Lankan government is making to lure tourists back to the country. The $599 price-tag for a four-day free-and-easy430 words
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150 1989-09-03 20 The Allan Ng trial THE Allan Ng insider trading trial, which was scheduled to resume tomorrow, will start on Wednesday instead, following an application by the defence yesterday. Both the prosecution and the defence met Senior District Judge E. C. Foenander in150 words
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Article84 1989-09-03 20 Hong Leong man's trial date DATES for the trial of Hong Leong Corporation executive director Kwek Leng Keow on a corruption charge will be fixed next week. The prosecution yesterday asked a district court to order Kwek's passport impounded. Mr S. Rajendran, defending, did not oppose the application. Kwek, 37,84 words
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Article322 1989-09-03 21 AFTER the long list of rather sleazy revelations of lust in high places coming out of Japan, the United States and Britain, it was heartwarming last week to get one from New Zealand involving a politician that was not about lust but about abiding love.322 words
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Article139 1989-09-03 21 What The Straits Times reported on Sept 4, 1964 KUALA LUMPUR The Yang di-Pertuan Agong last night proclaimed a state of Emergency throughout Malaysia after the Cabinet had met twice to review developments in the Labis area of Johor, where about 30 Indonesian commandos were airdropped two139 words
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Article, Illustration1265 1989-09-03 21 Ghetto boy GENERAL COLIN POWELL never let his colour stand in the way of his meteoric rise to become the US military chief *_E_X____»* He is just as comfortable in green army fatigues talking to mud soldiers as he is in a pin-striped suit in1,265 words
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Article, Illustration925 1989-09-03 22 Tan Sai Siong - Tan Sai Siong Mr Bernard Levin could, if he likes, continue to spit in the wind as he once likened his writing to doing and get for his pains "nothing but an eyeful of spit" FRANKLY, can you take seriously anything said by925 words
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1126 1989-09-03 22 Bertha Henson - Govt should say it cares for all, and say it loudly Bertha Henson The solution lies in communication. People need to feel wanted, if not loved, especially by a Government which seems always to talk from the head and not from the heart. "LOOK, why are you talking to people1,126 words
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807 1989-09-03 22 Kenneth James - Kenneth James Modern technology is proving to be the great leveller. Not many years ago, high tech was a potent means of keeping the advanced nations advanced. But not any more. YES, IT is here. No, it is not another plug for Batman.807 words
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Article, Illustration2209 1989-09-03 23 Even as emigration troubles the Prime Minister, a few are quietly reversing the brain drain. Singaporeans who have come home alter putting down roots abroad tell LEE SIEW HUA what made them change their minds. IN LONDON, robotics expert Dr Chuang Ping Derg worked dizzyingly close2,209 words
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Article224 1989-09-03 23 IETTERS Car wheels Indonesian rim is not inferior The report headlined "Rims and fancies" (The Sunday Times Aug 27) mentioned counterfeit car rims from Malaysia and Indonesia. First, I would like to point out that most wheel designs are copied by makers globally because not one single wheel in the224 words
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Article, Illustration325 1989-09-03 24 Tan Thean Loon - Tan Thean Loon IPOH PREVIEW By SHINING STAR, a promising galloper from the yards of Pesta Sukan Cup-winning trainer Malcolm Thwaites, is set to glow in Race 3 this afternoon. A sparingly-raced but consistent galloper, Shining Star is in sparkling form and it is hard325 words
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Article5685 1989-09-03 24 Best bet: SHINING STAR (Race 3) Best outsider: CAI JIN (Race 10) Going forecast: SOFT DAAP -i I.oopm RESTRICTED TERMS DIV C: 1,200m long course nMV/L I STAKES $11,000 1 HIGH DISDAIN 55 Paramount Allan 4 nzg (1200m) Newcomer by Billenium out of Gentle Breeze; one5,685 words
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Article456 1989-09-03 24 Race Frederick Quek Tan Thean Loon Danny Khoo Ron Teo M Bastians 3 CAESARS PALACE 9 BLUE SAPPHIRE 9 BLUE SAPPMRE 9 BLUE SAPPHKE 3 CAESAR'S PALACE 1 9 BLUE SAPPHIRE 1 HIGH DISDAIN 7 PRECIOUS GIET 3 CAESARS PALACE 7 PRECIOUS GIFT 7 PRECIOUS GIFT456 words
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Article, Illustration463 1989-09-03 25 By TAN THEAN LOON FOUR- YEAR-OLD Turf Dragon displayed lots olf fight to win the meeting's only straight event (l.lOftm) yesterday and gave jockey Leong Swee Ying the first leg of a double. The Malcolm Thwaitestrained American gelding snatched a comfortable lead shortly after settlingLEE FOO SAN - 463 words
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Article, Illustration106 1989-09-03 25 LONDON Unbeaten three-year-old Nashwan will not run In the St Leger so he can focus his efforts on next month's Prix de I/Are de Triomphe, trainer Dick Hern said yesterday. "His next race will be the Prix Niel at Longchamp on Sept 17. This will give himReuter - 106 words
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Article3024 1989-09-03 25 RACE 1 CLASS 5 DIV B 1,200m 5 LULLABY 51 c 49.5 (6 5) R Rangasamy (4) 1 1 1 7 ANOTHER DEMON 48 5c 50 (35-16) L Francis (2) 4 3 2 FIFTH SEPTEMBER 56 (21-11) Azhar (1) 3 4 3 1 SOPHISTICATION 5/ (34-13)3,024 words
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Article1024 1989-09-03 25 ATHLETICS Grand Prix in Monaco Men: 200m: I Daniel Sangouma (Fra) 20.23 2 Robson da Silva (Bra) 20.24 3 Stefano Tilli (Ita) 20.48. Overall pts: 1 Da Silva 59 2 Thomas 47 3 Tilli 41. 1 10m hurdles: 1 (equal) Colin Jackson (Brit), Tonie Campbell (US) 13.221,024 words
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Advertisement239 1989-09-03 25 BUKIT TURF CLUB DRAW NO: 36/89 (Drawn on Totalisator Tickets purchased for Penang Amateur meeting on 31 August 1989) FIRST PRIZE: $10,000 9531-6162-3FBA 5 SECOND PRIZES $1,000 each *****162-0C92 *****162-601C *****162-03C4 98C*****-6F33 D6F*****-F24D 25 THIRD PRIZES: $500 each 0111-6162-IEC6 *****162-OFI9 0811-6162-6E52 7F*****2-7BOD *****162-9392 *****162-EE7E *****162-0723 9531-6162-D461 2311-6162-02A6 *****162-EEDA 2F*****2-EE7C 9911-6162-156C239 words
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Advertisement468 1989-09-03 26 AND BORROW UP TO $50,000 WTTHIN 24 HOURS* BY CUTTING THIS. ->«§- With a Hongkongßank Freedom Loan, you're free from A club membership. This fixed rate protects you against interest rate the usual annoying red tape associated with a personal Whatever your special goal, our Freedom Loan will fluctuations. loan.468 words
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Article105 1989-09-03 27 Giamatti dies after stroke American Baseball Commissioner A. Bartlett Giamatti, 51, died on Friday after suffering a massive heart attack at his summer home on Martha's Vineyard, radio and television stations reported. The former president of Yale University took over as baseball commissioner earlier this year and had been embroiled105 words
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Article70 1989-09-03 27 Tough new state laws on cigarette advertising could cost Australia its round of the world 500cc motorcycling championship, the race promoter said on Friday. However, Bob Barnard, who rebuilt a race track on Phillip Island in Victoria where the Australian Grand Prix was held last April, said70 words
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Article41 1989-09-03 27 West German speedster Remig Stumpf gained revenge by edging Australia's Phil Anderson in a sprint at the end of Friday's third stage, from Chester to Birmingham, in the Tour of Britain cycling race. Martin Earley retained the overall lead.41 words
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Article29 1989-09-03 27 American world champion Greg LeMond, winner of this year's Tour de France, is "99 per cent sure" of joining ZPeugeot next season, team officials said on Friday.29 words
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Article54 1989-09-03 27 The extra-long golf putter used by Australian Peter Senior and Scotland's Sam Torrance has been given the green light. The United States Golf Association's equipment standards committee have followed the Royal and Ancient Golf Club in approving the 48V2 inch club, ruling that the long variety was not54 words
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Article48 1989-09-03 27 Britain held off a strong West German challenge on Friday to win their fifth Nations' Cup at St Gallen, Switzerland, where it was announced that a new triple crown show jumping competition worth 1.25 million Liwiss francs ($1.57m) had been approved by the International Equestrian Federation.48 words
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Article33 1989-09-03 27 Australian opener Mark Taylor and England batsman Robin Smith have won the Rising Star awards for their performances in the recent Ashes series. Each will receive a cheque for £2,500 ($7,600).33 words
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Article37 1989-09-03 27 Arsenal striker Alan Smith has declared himself fit for England's critical World Cup clash in Sweden next Wednesday. But if he fails to pass a fitness test, Wolves marksman Steve Bull is the likely replacement.37 words
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Article51 1989-09-03 27 Scotland have been hit by an injury crisis in the build-up to next Wednesday's World Cup soccer qualifier against Yugoslavia in Zagreb. Rangers striker Mo Johnston, who has a groin strain, has been joined on the casualty list by Hearts central defender David McPherson and Chelsea forward Gordon51 words
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Article45 1989-09-03 27 Surgeons in Brussels have remodelled part of Dutch striker Marco van Basten's left knee, his Italian club AC Milan said on Friday. The European champions said he would be running again "within 20 days. ..and within a month he'll play for the team".45 words
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Article46 1989-09-03 27 Southampton forward Rodney Wallace and Sheffield Wednesday striker Dalian Atkisor have been called into the England Under-21 squad to play their Swedish counterparts on Tuesday. They replace Manchester City defender Paul Lake and Arsenal striker Paul Merson, who have dropped out through illness and injury.46 words
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Article315 1989-09-03 27 KUALA LUMPUR A 4Vk -year observation of Nurul Huda Abdullah's progress reveals why she is the queen of swimming in South-east Asia. All of Nurul's finer points have been analysed and catalogued by Indonesia's chief swimming coach Othman Siregar since early 1985. "Nurul has got exceptionalNST - 315 words
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304 1989-09-03 27 CSC make big splash for 80th birthday SWIMMING by Shirlynn Ho EIGHTY years old and Chinese Swimming Club are determined to celebrate their "auspicious date" in style. With the help of 303 foreign athletes from 19 clubs, CSC have organised a threenday sports bonanza as part of their celebrations, which304 words
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342 1989-09-03 27 Maradona can't face tourist class SOCCER ROME Diego Maradona, who is facing a USssmillion ($9. 75m) law-suit when he finally returns to Italy, again cancelled his flight reservations from Argentina yesterday. The soccer star, who was booked on to a direct flight from Buenos Aires to Rome, cancelled reservations forAFP - 342 words
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Article, Illustration48 1989-09-03 27 Malaysian stars get more cash KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian stars, swimmer Nurul Huda Abdullah, gymnast Falznur Mlskin and cyclist M. Kumaresan, were In the money again on Friday at a dinner. Sports Toto presented Nurul with MsB,Nt, Faiznur with $5,1M and Knmaresan with $2,tM. M NSTNST - 48 words
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Article, Illustration149 1989-09-03 28 Ben's record will stand' PUERTO RICO Disgraced Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson will not be stripped of the 1M metres world recft'd he set In the 1987 World Cup in Rome despite being on drugs at the time, announced a senior International Amateur Athletics Federation official here on Friday. Yugoslavia's lAAFAFP - 149 words
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343 1989-09-03 28 PUERTO RICO Stiffer penalties for Olympians who use drugs will be studied by the International Olympic Committee, with the focus on trainers, coaches and administrators as well as athletes. The lOC voted to review their drug-punishment rules at their next annual meetingAP - 343 words
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Article, Illustration734 1989-09-03 28 Alan Hubbard - Alan Hubbard ■^^S^T#»^^^^^^i New deputy sign of Olympic power change EVIDENTLY the events of Tianamen Square have not diminished the capacity of the International Olympic Committee for making decisions which at best can be described as highly controversial and at worst as monumentally crass. It may734 words
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Article, Illustration401 1989-09-03 28 In defence of Coe, Ovett I WISH to take issue with an article written by Alan Hubbard in The Sunday Times, on Aug 13, titled "Chariots of Misfire". The article described Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett, shortly before they raced at the UK Amateur Athletics Association Championships in401 words
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Article, Illustration303 1989-09-03 29 ATHLETICS MONACO Neither money nor breaking world records interest me, said Said Aouita before Friday's lAAF-Mobil Grand Prix track and field finals. Keen or not, the Moroccan running sensation finished the meet U5537,000 richer and almost cracked a world mark. Aouita capped a great seasonReuter - 303 words
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Article300 1989-09-03 29 PHOTO-FINISH 1 MONACO Olympic champion Roger Kingdom, of the United States, suffered a rare high-hurdles defeat to arch-rivals Colin Jackson and Tonie Campbell at the Grand Prix athletics final here on Friday. Briton Jackson and American Campbell, second and third to Kingdom in last year'sReuter - 300 words
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Article165 1989-09-03 29 PHOTO-FINISH 2 MADRAS Indian track queen P. T. Usha, her fame fading after a disastrous Seoul Olympics, grabbed the limelight at the National athletics championships here by winning the 400 metres in a photo-finish. The 25-year-old railway officer dipped her head in a lateAFP - 165 words
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Article223 1989-09-03 29 Chan's ace CHAN CHKK CHKE (handicap 12) had a hole-in-one on his way to winning the Freight Links Express golf tournament with 42 points (stableford) at Tanah Merah Country Club on Friday. Chan, managing director of Asiatic Agricultural Industries, aced the I Sft- met reReuter - 223 words
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306 1989-09-03 29 Star athletes' agents form new body for pro move MONTE CARLO Agents and managers representing many of the world's top stars in track and field formed their own international body on Friday aimed at abolishing the last vestiges of amateurism in the sport. Representatives of six-time Olympic champion Carl Lewis,AP - 306 words
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Article354 1989-09-03 30 PATRICK KHAW - Night golf plan at Jurong CC PATRICK KHAW By TEE OFF at twilight and golf under the stars and floodlights. That is what Singaporeans can look forward to if Jurong Country Club decide to introduce night golfing. A club official has confirmed that they are considering the move and a354 words
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Article158 1989-09-03 30 Double for Waters brothers BOXING SURFERS PARADISE (Australia) Two of Australia's fighting Waters brothers succeeded in a joint defence of their Commonwealth boxing titles yesterday. Light-heavyweight champion Guy Waters won a commanding points decision over gutsy English challenger Roy Skeldon at Jupiter's Casino. And brother Troy retained his junior middleweightAFP - 158 words
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Article133 1989-09-03 30 Quit call to sports bosses MANILA Senator Jose Lina Jr, chairman of the Philippines' Senate Committee on Youth and Sports Development, has deplored the poor showing by Filipino athletes at the 15th South-east Asia Games in Kuala Lumpur, which ended last Thursday. He urged a review of the delegations whichBernama - 133 words
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Article, Illustration617 1989-09-03 31 Chris chalks up 100th US Open singles win US OPEN TENNIS NEW YORK Wimbledon champion Boris Becker survived swirling winds and inconsistent play on Friday to reach the last 16 at the US Open Tennis Championships. On the women's side, secondseeded Martina Navratilova and fourth seed ChrisReuter - 617 words
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Article, Illustration432 1989-09-03 31 NEW YORK Chris Evert has seen the handwriting of youth on the wall telling her to call it a career and today she will see it in person across the net in 15-year-old Monica Seles. Chris, 34, eliminated Patricia Tarabini 6-2, 6-4Reuter - 432 words
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Article, Illustration161 1989-09-03 31 Hana takes early exit in her stride NEW YORK Hana Mandlikova, winner of the US, French and Australian Open tennis titles during an impressive career, on Friday suffered her earliest elimination from the US Open in 11 years. But the 16th-seeded Hana, who was edging back up the rankings afterReuter - 161 words
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Article172 1989-09-03 31 Men's singles: Boris Becker (WG) bt Miloslav Mecir (Cze) 6-4 3-6 6-4 6-3, Paul Haarhuis (Hoi) bt Miguel Nido (PR) 7-5 7-6 (7-5) 6-0, Jay Berger (US) bt Ken Flach (US) 6-7 (10-12) 4-6 6-2 6-3 6-4, Alberto Mancini (Arg) bt Martin Jaite (Arg) 7-5 3-6 6-1 6-4,Reuter - 172 words
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Advertisement402 1989-09-03 29 Be proud of your English Are you content with the way errors How to express your ideas you speak ar.d write? Are you fluently. sure that you are not making The study requires only a mistakes that cause people to little time, and very moderate underrate you? You are judged402 words
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Obituary, Illustration538 1989-09-03 30 ANTHONY M. LOH KHEE THO Bom: 26th January 1941 Departed: 29th August 1989 at Rata Noi Beach, Phuket, Thailand. To My beloved husband and our beloved father, "Your Loving And Selfless Nature Will Forever Be In Our Memories" WIFE: MOLLY538 words
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Obituary, Illustration267 1989-09-03 30 CHOO WENG FOO Age: 80 years Passad away peacefully on 1 Sapt 1989, leaving behind beloved Wives: Teo Puay Nai Teo Sai Kim Chan Yoke Heng Son*: Choo Chin Chau (Christopher) Choo Chin Yau (Allan) Choo Chin Lok (Colin) Choo Chin Tak (Ronnie) Choo Chin Foon (Francis) Choo267 words
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Obituary, Illustration174 1989-09-03 30 MR. A.C. NICHOLSON paaaad away peacefully on 1-9-89 leaving behind beloved wife Ruth, daughter Treceyann, god children Gregory and Karen Many thanka to Doctor, a Nureee. Cortege leave* at 9.00em on 4-9-89 (Monday) for Mt. Varnon Crematorium Parlour No. 3 from 53, Wsst Coaat Rd, Regent Garden, #01-04.174 words
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Obituary, Illustration76 1989-09-03 30 MR A.C. NICHOLSON Director of CakJbeck, Mecgregor (8) Pte Ltd Paaaad away peacefully on 1-9-89. Dsspssl sympathy to the family ol the late Mr A.C. Nicholson. From: Management 8 Staff of Catdbacka K. QOPAL Ex-PSA Foreman Age: 69 Paaaad away peacefully on let Sapt. 1989 In Tamllnedu (Mayavaram)76 words
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Obituary, Illustration132 1989-09-03 30 In Loving Mwnory of MADAM LIM QEK HEAH (MRS CHEW BECK WHYE) Departed: 3rd Sept. 1977 A token of love, gratitude and remembrance In the memory of a beloved wife, mother, grandma and In-law called home this day 12 years past. Your sudden departure without the chance132 words
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Obituary, Illustration90 1989-09-03 30 322 Acknowledgements 322 Acknowledgements The family of the late MR. KUNJAPPAN THOMAS Departed: 28.8.89 Beloved Wife: Mrs. Ponamma K. Thomas Sen: Daughtsr-ln-law: Tom Sheela Daughters: Sons-in-law: Mary Sam Annie David Susan Chris Elizabeth Alice Grandchildren: James, Joshua, Joanna, Jonathan, Philip, Jeremiah and sister, nephews, nieces and their respective families. wishas90 words
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Obituary, Illustration40 1989-09-03 30 In Loving Memory of MR GOH SWEE Departed: 3rd September 1966 Alwaya remembered by Brother, Slatera, Brothere-ln-law, Sietera-in-iaw. Nephewa and Niece* In Loving Memory ot MR. YAP KHENG HOE Departed 3.9.80 Sadly miaaed by Famtty, Relativee Friend*40 words
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Obituary, Illustration103 1989-09-03 30 THALAI THAVASAM (let Anniveraary Prayer'*) MOM. SELL AM Departed: 15-9-1988 Prayer* will ba bald on Monday 4th Sept. 1989 between 10am 12 noon at Blk. 55 Lorong 5 #09-154 Toa Payoh followed by Athma Shanthl Pooja at 397 Serangoon Road SRI 81V AN TEMPLE 7.00pm sharp. Ra*pectfully remembered103 words
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Obituary, Illustration29 1989-09-03 30 IN LOVING MEMORY OF LOUIS SNG THERESA TAY SOON HEE KOH MENG Dapertad 3.9.77 Dapartsd 28 3.78 Always ramambarad by chlldran und grandchildren29 words
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Advertisement23 1989-09-03 30 N.N. (NORBERT) LEICESTER, former long time member of the Singapore Bar, died In Perth, Western Australia on 1/9/89 aged 88 years. C.A.T.S. 737-H6623 words
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Advertisement116 1989-09-03 31 NEXT DRAW No. 380/89 I M 111 Monday, 4 September 1989 Vif U U DRAW VENUE: .Is^UUUmI. V\ V IJI Singapore Pools (Pte) Ltd \J 1/ 10 Anson Road #03-13/26 I I I I'i'l ViKJLAI-/ International Plaza Singapore 0207 I k I V L\ k m~9M Draw N0.380/89 tR HH116 words
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Advertisement282 1989-09-03 31 yg_\ Make an W intelligent choice. amm^t^^miJ''* Everything you need for a Gracious /aw^ZIZI Lifestyle. You won't be disappointed .1 j I*o£~ ffjP' you the best in Furniture, Home »/IH ii itlaS Wmß^L 1 Furnishing, Appliances, Electncal J WfcJi JJJ- /f?/d IPftiilllPP S Electronic Goods and host of other Si282 words
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Article, Illustration489 1989-09-03 32 WILFRED YEO previews tonight's Selangor-Singapore Malaysia Cup clash KUALA LUMPUR The timing could not have been better than tonight (8.45 pm) for Singapore to face the olde enemy Selangor in a Malaysia Cup Semi-Pro League soccer match at the equally-olde battleground of theJERRY SEH - 489 words
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Article183 1989-09-03 32 JOHOR Mate Boravac is fighting fit and that could spell bad news for visitors Sarawak against Johor at Larkin Stadium tonight. For the first time Johor will be able to field all three Yugoslav imports, with Boravac benefiting from the month's break for the Sea Games. HeNST - 183 words
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Article160 1989-09-03 32 KEDAH Goalkeeper Azml Mahmud's onemonth spell with the Malaysian team for the Sea Games has cost him the No. 1 Jersey. Kedah's Ahmad Sobri Ismail will take over between the posts against Kelantan at Daralaman Stadium tonight. Kedah coach Milous Kvacek says Sobri is in better formNST - 160 words
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Article65 1989-09-03 32 TODAY DIVISION ONE Selangor v Singapore (Merdeka Stadium, 8.45pm) Johor v Sarawak (Lark in Stadium, 8.45pm) Kedah v Kelantan (Darulaman Stadium, 8.45pm) DIVISION TWO Malacca v Trengganu (Kubu Stadium, 4.45pm) Armed Forces v Perak (Tun Razak Stadium, 8.45pm). TUESDAY DIV ONE Pahang v Sarawak (Darulmakmur Std, 8.45pm)65 words
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Article73 1989-09-03 32 P W D L F A Pta. Kuala Lumpur 6 4 1 1 12 6 13 Pahang 5 4 1 010 5 13 Kedah 6 2 3 16 5 9 Penan* 6 2 2 2 9 11 8 Sarawak 6 2 2 2 5 7 8 Hag»p*re S 273 words
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THE LATE NEWS
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Article123 1989-09-03 32 Robson set to miss Sweden tie England soccer midfielder Bryan Robson will almost certainly miss the World Cup match against Sweden in Stockholm next Wednesday. The England captain has until today to recover from severely bruised ribs but his hopes all but ended when a lap of the Manchester United123 words
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Article48 1989-09-03 32 John Aldridge, the Liverpool striker who is the subject of a $1 million ($3 million) offer by Spanish soccer club Real Sociedad, wants to stay at Anfield. "It would gut me a hell of a lot to leave," said the 30-year-old Republic of Ireland international.48 words
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Article25 1989-09-03 32 The Springboks beat a World XV 22-16 at Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg in the second and last rugby union Test yesterday.25 words
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387 1989-09-03 32 Albert Johnson - Junior athletes' chance to join the senior ranks Albert Johnson ATHLETICS By LOH LIN KOK, the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association president, said yesterday that his association's priority was to build an elite squad of young athletes who will represent the Republic in future overseas meets. Following the recent South-east Asia387 words
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Article, Illustration213 1989-09-03 32 Singapore Amateur Athletic Association president Loh Lin Kok will lead a four-member delegation to this week's athletics congress in Barcelona where they will bid for Singapore to host the 1993 World Cup. The other members of the team, who leave today, are Loh Chan Pew,LESLEY KOH - 213 words
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Article120 1989-09-03 32 TOKYO Singapore's top woman squash player Mah Li Lian will meet the Republic's No. 2 Chia Chew Lan in the final of the Japan Open championships in Tokyo today. In the men's final, Australian-born Patrick Coll, who plays for Hongkong, will face Australia's120 words
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Advertisement108 1989-09-03 32 ULTRA TOUR 432 The longest golf ball in the world. ■f^^ x __m_mmmmßr^^^ \t '§M 9_f_\ _W i i sfffllsl MtOII 0 I I 1 Introducing: FAIR MATE PR-1371 Dlrecton Button TUC DCDCCr^T Reverse Mode Selector InCrCnrCUl !22&?r£S£E£„ SOUND-MATE 1 AMEM Stereo Radio 3-Band Graphic Equalize- 7. Ext DC Jack108 words
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Advertisement135 1989-09-03 32 OYIVIAX -/oooi The worlds most intelligent, most creathe autofocus bbbbW__^bbbl *5B SIbW C\\ SPORTS SCORES ON SPORTSLIIME l^ SPOBTSUNE (735-5H5) today brings you the results of the three Semi-Pro Division One Malaysia Cup ties: Selangor v Singapore, Johor v Sarawak and Kedah v Kelantan. All matches kick-off at 8.45pm and135 words
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Miscellaneous12 1989-09-03 32 TttWRfOKW OFFICIAL WBIIOW fmtftr^A* \TItR OF THt CONN6 6rWsJ UK dOWCHJ \WlEj^oU^/12 words
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Miscellaneous42 1989-09-03 32 TODAY S EVENTS BADMINTON Pesta Sukan tournament (SBA, 7.15pm). CRICKET Friendly: S'pore Sindhis v SCRC (SCRC, 1.30pm). GOLF Spore Open Senior Amateur c'ship (SICC, 7.45am). RUGBY SRU 10-a-side tournament (Queenstown Stadium, 12noon). SOCCER Friendly: Hougang CSC v Tampines Rovers (Hougang Stadium, Bpm).42 words
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TV PLUS
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Article, Illustration238 1989-09-03 1 Meet the Fashion Kids You can tell them by their clothes and their hip accessories. They are the teens who make shopping malls their playground. JUNIPER FOO hangs out at the latest hot spots to observe the rituals of these mallsters. Call them what you will, the trend-setters have their238 words
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MUSIC
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Article, Illustration679 1989-09-03 2 Once the cocky champion of the underdog, rock's storyteller has turned to painting as a way to deal with a mid-life crisis at 37 BETWEEN cigarettes and slugs of Perrier, John Cougar Mellencamp expounds on good compositions and arrangements in paintings. He surveys moreUSA Today - 679 words
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Social music with a dash of rock
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Article205 1989-09-03 2 ONG SOH CHIN - ONG SOH CHIN By BIG DADDY John Cougar Mellencamp (Mercury) MORE backwoods rock from JCM. This album continues where the earlier The Lonesome Jubilee left off but presents him in a more cynical frame of mind as demonstrated by songs like Big Daddy of Them All and Pop205 words
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Article204 1989-09-03 2 LIM SEK - LIM SEK By HEART SOUL Junichi Inagaki Fun House ATTITUDES towards Japanese singer Inagaki may have changed, but his songs have not. The latest release of this former favourite among Hongkong singers is another melody-soaked, ul-tra-urban pop affair with a flashy, colourful cover. The big backing sound, complete204 words
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TV EYE
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Article, Illustration756 1989-09-03 4 While the emotional side of Singaporeans shone through on TV during the Sea Games, the SBC coverage itself was rather plastic, says JANICE SEAH YOU want passion for country? You want to see it flow, unabashed and spontaneous? Well you missed it if you did756 words
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Article68 1989-09-03 4 ANITA Mui and the four-faced Buddha isn't the name of a new film. The two actually "met" when the Hongkong singer flew to Thailand last week for a break. Mui visited the famous Buddha to seek forgiveness for losing a pendant presented by a Thai monk. She68 words
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Article42 1989-09-03 4 SINGER Andy Lau recently held a calligraphy contest for fans in Hongkong. More than 1 ,006 turned up, but only four were willing to "brush". The contest was cancelled and Lau gave an impromptu show Instead, reports the Lianhe Wanbao.42 words
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Article31 1989-09-03 4 TAIWANESE veteran actor Sun Yue shocked friends and fans when he announced his retirement at a press conference on Aug 19. No reason was given, reports the Lianhe Zaobao.31 words
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Article47 1989-09-03 4 TAIWANESE singer Col Tai Qlng's latest album will hit the China trail soon. Cui, known more for her glittering outfits than her singing talent, was approached by a Chinese record company because "no one dresses quite like her in China!" reports the Llanhe Zaobao.47 words
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Article, Illustration155 1989-09-03 4 VIDEO UPDATE OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE Starring Bette Midler and Shelley Long Directed by Ar.hur Hiller 1987, Vldeovan LAUREN (Shelley Long) is all ballet, Sandy (Bette Midler) is all brass. Together, they are a female odd couple who give 95 minutes of raucous fun155 words
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Article132 1989-09-03 4 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH The Brotherhood: An excellent pre-Godfather Mafia movie starring Kirk Douglas as the tradition-bound big brother who clashes with his sibling. 1968. Kwang Sia. o The First Deadly Sin: Frank Sinatra, in his first starring feature after a 10--year absence, is in good form as a New132 words
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Miscellaneous859 1989-09-03 1 m BWWW f^-ir^B Belinda Carlisle and Steve Winwood in Monte Carlo World Music Awards WILD WORLD OF THE EAST: Snow Monkeys Of Hell Valley. In-depth study of the wildlife of Japan, China, Mongolia and Taiwan. A look at Japan's snow monkeys begins this new 11-part series. SBC 5, 6.30 pm.859 words
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Miscellaneous800 1989-09-03 1 <^jj W*WWP^^HPMWI»IBPWP^bJ»^Pb^PPbB I Htfl 1 j m *A\ Jk—AA Hon Gaining the Edge in Running Health And Fitness 89. Products rl» |r£j§J ij -W I B"iP Psychotherapy. Part of an eight-month and services covering various aspects nTTTis^l H -l^A Wr l-^^^L-T^F^f^x^^^^ programme leading to the Dec 3 VBAHHriHWIAHIBF HTH DRAMA800 words
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Advertisement166 1989-09-03 2 His coos and smiles, his first goo and gaa, the pleasures of bathing, the fuss of feeding, colic pains and how to soothe, the joy of seeing his very first tooth, his everchanging personality, you as new parents and your responsibilities, vaccinations and fevers, breast and bottle feeding, crawling and166 words
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Miscellaneous3531 1989-09-03 6 MONDAY C TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 240 PM TEST PATTERN AND MUSIC 5.30 P.M. TEST PATTERN AND MUSIC. 2.40 PM- JEST MTKBI m MWtt. 5.30 P.M. TEST PATTERN AND MUSIC. 2.40 P.M. TEST PATTERN AND MUSIC. 5.30 P.M. TEST PATTERN AND MUSIC. 300 OPEN NG ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRO- 5.50 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS AND3,531 words
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COVER STORY
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Article, Illustration2022 1989-09-03 2 Steve Jobs' revenge NeXT is the first computer to be sold primarily on the strength of mystique It was classic Steve Jobs: he had just spent US$lOO,OOO on a logo for a product that didn't yet exist When IBM sent him a 125-page contract, he said, 'You didn't get it,'2,022 words
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502 1989-09-03 2 NeXT, says an analyst, is for the executive who has to have the prettiest secretary and fastest car ■IN THE END, despite the succession of deals, Steve Jobs is relying on the sheer elegance and drama of the NeXT computer to make it a502 words
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Advertisement203 1989-09-03 2 CUSHION SfEPI Mr mmrM At \a^*t^^^^^^^ m\. Aw aB I Take just a few steps in a pair of 11bbTbb» na* Cushion-Step Walkers and notice \J| ■^■b^EW v^ how light on your feet you feel How —^—9^ TbmtjH W^ fresh. How comfortable. AmW J WL~ 1 1 That's because our203 words
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Article, Illustration553 1989-09-03 3 It is enough to make your toes curl. Sheikh chic now goes down to your feet, reports JOHN de SOUZA. COLOURFUL, playful and decorative, Eastern slippers and shoes are stepping out of folklore and on to the streets. In the West, at any rate. While553 words
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Article83 1989-09-03 3 MR BLACKWELL, the designer who keeps the world informed with his worst-dressed lists, says there are some serious fashion problems on US television. His count of worst-dressed women on the tube includes Roseanne Barr ("takes thrift-shop chic to the terrifying limit"), Vanna White ("mall fashion at itsIHT - 83 words
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Article69 1989-09-03 3 GEORGE HAMILTON has entered the beauty business but he is not going to be just another celebrity with a fragrance. The terminally-tanned Hamilton is putting his name where his reputation is a new line of sun products. Pantron I is producing the line and its brochure says that itIHT - 69 words
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Article96 1989-09-03 3 THE obsession with Princess Diana's clothes continues. A fashion editor of the British Daily Mail asserts that the clothes-mad princess has developed a truly sophisticated, confident style. The evidence? She is not afraid now to wear dresses several years old and will show up in the same96 words
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Article, Illustration171 1989-09-03 3 fashion editor Diana who died recently in New I inspired many anecdotes, one concerns ex-Vogue model I Lauren Mutton. discovered Miss Hutton inl 1966 when other fashion arbiters considered the gap-toothed beauty too unusual-looking to be a Miss Hutton in I May issue she had171 words
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Advertisement285 1989-09-03 3 Healthy eaters <*^ Mazola Mazola is 100% pure, zero-cholesterol premium quality corn oil for delicious, nutritious and healthy cooking. Wmr/ V^l» W i^^H Wf slj __Y^ J j I I Ist Prize: 2nd Prize: 3rd Prize: Ladies ROLEX SONY Video-8 camera SHARP Convection Model: Gold and stainless steel Model: CCD-F33OE285 words
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Advertisement258 1989-09-03 3 HURRY, ENTER THE KAOHAIRCARE FESTTVRL'B9 Two draws. Two chances to win ex- Cut out the Kao logo from the front citing prizes. label or peel off the Kao sticker from Just buy any Kao Shampoo or the back of Sifone and attach it to an Conditioner/Rinse (except the 10ml official258 words
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Article, Illustration605 1989-09-03 4 Vana - Vana The Compleat Woman By THERE must be some misunderstanding. Life does not begin at birth or at 40, contrary to all that movie stars say. Life begins when one has accumulated sufficient stacks of paper with your name preferably in bold605 words
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Article, Illustration1113 1989-09-03 4 When VIPs shed a tear or two Politicians cry in public at their peril, but how, why and who does it make all the difference, reports CHAI KIM WAH Women are seen as fragile in what is still a male-dominated society. Their crying in public could reinforce perceptions that they1,113 words
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Advertisement320 1989-09-03 4 GENUINE WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE At our 30,000 sq ft aircon showroom. Never-before prices. See to believe. First to come, first to choose. I mmaasammm mfSt bB w*\\ 1\ xiTP^^^ Vm Jf aaVjalnßlßßßßal L^l I More than 5000 items to clear at below costs! Rosewood dining sets, sofa sets, cabinets, screens, wall320 words
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Advertisement341 1989-09-03 4 AWLWk, I SINGAPORE'S BIGGEST COMPUTER SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN WITH A TOUCH OF CLASS As parents, we would only want the Consistent Updating best for our children, and a better way to Equipped with the most up-to-date prepare them for tomorrow is a computer training facilities and 350 educational education at341 words
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Article, Illustration1155 1989-09-03 8 Near Tanjung Pinang is a beach hotel which sets its clocks to Singapore time. Still, there were, thankfully, few reminders of home for JUDITH HOLMBERG one recent lazy weekend. Everything in town is within walking distance of the hotels. But the biggest beach resort1,155 words
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Article283 1989-09-03 8 On the well-beaten track TANJUNG Pinang's night life is limited. Two discos were built a year ago Ali Baba (about 3km out of town) and Pantai Impian (6 km out of town). They lie at the end of dirt tracks off the main road to Kijang. At the end of283 words
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Article, Illustration728 1989-09-03 8 Food reviewer MARGARET CHAN went nowhere near the spitting coals and still enjoyed the UDMC chalets in Pasir Ris I COULD almost imagine I was a seagull. The salt breeze in my hair, me gliding, wheeling along the coast, next to emerald waters and golden728 words
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Travel news
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Article44 1989-09-03 8 A NEW Islamic Gallery has opened at London's British Museum, uniting a large collection of artifacts from Islamic lands. They date from the 7th century to the present and highlights include Iznik ceramics, Moghul miniatures, enamelled glass, inlaid metalwork and pottery.44 words
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Article59 1989-09-03 8 SKIMPILY-dressed customers hoping to walk through Harrods will be shown the door at the upmarket London department store, which has started a new dress policy banning short shorts, revealing tops and cut-off jeans. Tailored shorts or Bermudas are acceptable. Guards at the store's 11 entrances are under ordersNYT - 59 words
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Article51 1989-09-03 8 I KATMANDU, the only i international gateway to Nepal by air, has opened a new international terminal at Tribhuvan Airport. The new terminal, stylishly designed in red marble with hand-carved woodwork, is also much more efficient and comfortable than the tiny building that servedthe airport for decades. ~BNYT - 51 words
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Article55 1989-09-03 8 THE Paris bookstore W.H. Smith Son has closed its popular upstairs English-style tea-room. The London-based owners of the bookshop, frequented by tourists for its large selection of English-language paperbacks and magazines, will use the space for scientific and scholarly books. The store is on the Rue de RivoliNYT - 55 words
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Advertisement155 1989-09-03 8 AhlanWasahlan Wholeheartedly. b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^bSHMblb&- JPF? r^____ Baß^_ 3»bMbß» lAmTw H -i.i.'ZJv. IbHBL^& 4V mmmm fttm B v fl fl < B B 3B L^Ll^b^bß mm^^^ B B bK J /^L^w mmmMmmwlaA -I mi&rm rm A h,an Wasan,an !t means more than just a welcome. m^tfi t '£X^k -r\ At Saudia. it's155 words
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Article, Illustration816 1989-09-03 9 Mr D. G. Harper - New Zealand Holiday s Mr D. G. Harper MESSAGE New Zealand High Commissioner IT IS indeed an honour to be given this opportunity to write a message for this supplement. I am proud to be a Kiwi in the Lion City. Having lived here twice and visited this country many816 words
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Article, Illustration383 1989-09-03 9 SINGAPOREANS will be able to have a taste of New Zealand's 1990 celebrations right here in Singapore with a series of events planned for next year. The biggest and brightest of these is the New Zealand Waitangi Ball which commemorates the signing 150 years ago383 words
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Advertisement76 1989-09-03 9 COLOURFUL NEW ZEALAND. THE WORLD IN ONE COUNTRY "You know, X^^OSs I plan to play on all -i. **u*> 400 golf courses in I New Zealand." s fe. i "You could be here forever." the idrj." GOLF HOLIDAYS IN NEW ZEALAND. VACATION PAR EXCELLENCE. f V r r </' bbl76 words
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Advertisement964 1989-09-03 11 135 Toyota For Sale 6/' 5-i OKS CAR-MART go A wide range ot Pte 7J (PARF/Non PARF) and all Commercial vehicles ar ottering at attractive price 71 every Sat Sun Public ai Holiday 1 0am to spm at the building carpark Used t, vehicle wanted Free s/ valuation Trade-in o.i964 words
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Advertisement1048 1989-09-03 11 135 Toyota For Sale SS COROLLA 1.30X. 12 valves 11, speed Tax 11/80. Good cond sal >wnpayment $4,000. *****53 rel I TOYOTA COROLLA KEII, air- n. radio cassette, new paint, od condition Tel: *****19 1« I TOYOTA CORONA, new paint, l"J rcond, $3800 with rd. tax Call w ter 10am.1,048 words
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Advertisement1020 1989-09-03 11 137 Mazda For Sale ri3 MAZDA 323 GT Coupe for le at $29,800 0.n.0. 1 owner. Pint tyres Excellent maintained nd. Call *****62 Douglas. Vlewg: 10 to spm. Lagoon View apt II MAZDA 323 Auto 1.5 It. Sellg due to overseas relocation, try clean and reliable. Modern azda Metallic Maroon/1,020 words
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Advertisement955 1989-09-03 12 138 Honda For Sale MM> '65 HONOA Civic 13, Ist class cond. Tax Oct. 88. Aircon.. radio, cassette. Tel: 445-6685 NOV '•a ACCORD. Tax 4/90. central lock, s/rlms. Full accessories, tip top. $23,800 ono. *****27 OCT -63 CIVIC 1.3. 5-speed. 4-dr. Atrcon., til ft, ortg. metallic green. $22,000 ono. Tel955 words
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Advertisement893 1989-09-03 12 140 Suzuki For Sale •62 SUZUKI 600 cc Alrrcon, hlfl, new paint. Tip-top condition. $12,500 neg Tel: *****63 ta. SUZUKI 600. Lady owner, aircon, hl-fl, tax Jan "90. Selling $12,800. tel. *****93. 141 Hyundai For Sale MIO 87 STELLAR 16 (LSI., 1 teacher owner, new tax, full accessories. Beautiful cond.893 words
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Advertisement863 1989-09-03 12 141 Hyund.l F.r S.I. 141 Hyund.. F., B*. Hyund.l F„ M. 141 HyU nd.. Fo, 3.!. l^-nd.! fm 8... =14, Hyund.l F., SpU 141 Hyund.. ForjsT^ [u 1 »^MF«S^_ test excuse to get an Excel 1-3 GL Saloon. *%bbbbbbL^-..^^^^^^^^B^ J.bbb^^^^^'^-bbrbH.P^ Ca***** 8888 for imrTrediateddivei^d'tJiebestcleal in town. HYURDOI KOmOCO AUTO PTE863 words
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Advertisement686 1989-09-03 12 145 Motorcycles/ Scooters For Sale/ Wanted PRODUCTION NINJA 400R, black It red colour, orlg. cond. Selling $4,800 0.n.0. Call *****89 SUZUKI RG2SO FB plate. New Insurance. Orlg. colour. Asking $2,300 0.n.0. Tel: *****72 Azman. SUZUKI TXRISO WELL kept Low mileage. With gear Indicator. Reasonable price. Call *****16 WELL MAINTAINED FA686 words
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Advertisement735 1989-09-03 12 173 Apartments For Rent D.S a 10 penthouses (8 units) Pick your choice. Spacious living, dining. Modern equipped kitchen. 4/ 5 rms. Full condo. facilities. $6000-$12,000. *****52 agt. D.lO MARCO POLO vicinity new 2/3/4 exec. apt. lowrlse condo. Nice layout big balcony/ master rm. $2000 $7000. JS *****88 x 800.735 words
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Advertisement670 1989-09-03 12 178 Short Term Accommodetion: Local/ Foreign TANGLM COURT HOTEL- central, clean, comfort, convenient, ctv. Carpark. Dally $30- $5B *****02 179 Houses For Sale r MEDITERRANEAN^ STYLE LUXURIOUS BUNGALOW, 5 minutes from causeway, 9,000 sq.ft. freehold title. Built-up 4^48 sq.ft. With swimming pool. Throughout Italian marble tiles. 5 bedrooms with ensulte.670 words
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Advertisement1405 1989-09-03 12 179 Houses For Sale 179 Houses For Sele 179 Houses For Sale aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBB^^ Fudu Park, located in a natural, quiet neighbourhood, provides a unique quality to a comfortable lifestyle. s e «t P lig^ at h \ope^ FUDU PARK PHASE 111 A picturesque neighbourhood of greenery 'overlooking the reservoir ifW1,405 words
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Advertisement849 1989-09-03 12 186 Private Apartments For Sele ERA OPEN HOUSE 11.2PM 828 CHANGI GDN. CONDO. UPPER CHANGI RO. NORTH Beautifully designer renovated, 1500 sq.ft. 3+ 1. Italian ceramic, aircon. Kitchen cabinets, spaclous layout. Feng Shul orientated. 15 mlns. to town. 5 min. to beach. A Lucky House and the only one. 1849 words
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