The Straits Times, 8 July 1990

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No: 2816 55 CENTS MCI (P) 169/12/89 JULY 8, 1990
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    Lock icon Albanians pouring into embassies
    646 1 Albanians pouring into embassies 'Police attack 10,000-strong demo' VIENNA Hundreds of Albanians continued to pour Into foreign embassies In the capital Tirana yesterday amid reports of a police attack on 10,000 pro-democracy protesters and a power struggle m Europe's last Stalinist state. A senior diplomat In Tirana said the number
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    Lock icon Suharto 'has accepted' invitation to visit Vietnam
    178 1 HANOI Indonesian President Suharto has accepted an official invitation to visit Vietnam and says Jakarta is ready to expand co-operation with Hanoi, the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reported yesterday. Hanoi's invitation was conveyed by Vice-Premier General Vo Nguyen Giap during a meeting on
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    No Asia Magazine
    30 1 DUE to a printing delay, the Asia Magazine will not be distributed with The Sunday Times today. This week's issue will be distributed with next Sunday's paper.
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    First heart transplant patient is doing well
    709 1  -  Serena Toh By 'Nowadays, we can predict success rate through an assessment of recipient and donor. It's almost 90 per cent successful. If we cannot assess the success rate, we are not good enough to do the operation.' Dr Tong Ming Chuan, head
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    Lock icon Haj pilgrim tells how he survived stampede
    572 1  -  Rohaniah Saini By 'When I was caught m the tunnel, I thought I was going to die. We only escaped by the will of God.' Mr Mohd Abdul Jaleel A SINGAPOREAN yesterday recalled how he had to trample on unconscious fellow pilgrims during
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      130 1 H. SENA (PTE) LTD ShMgrMi HoM Unit 110, Orsnat Grow* Rood, Singapof> 1025. Tel: 732 07ft 732 MM SUNDAY PLUS The price of plastic perfection Who says sequins are obiang? Kongfrontation m Orlando Cold War thrillers hi the cold? Evergreens on video Anita's songs of love PROFILE Km) r Muhyiddins
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      8 1 Donor had a heart of gold: Page 2
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      95 1 UNIQUE RECEIVED -9 JUL 1990 tlmi WVMION Iff*, NATIONAL I**aHV aNOAKHE Malaysian pilgrims ■urviv* ord— lt Page 12 I lL- kl J ft J |^4 fc J ■t Itv i^Lw a^ la. lß'-.l ft \v.r'>w Vn a^ki A LEA's Cotton Palette Collection m colours of the desert Pure cotton blouses
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  • AT A GLANCE
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      FACIALS FOR MEN
      91 2 The Singaporean male Is getting less bashful. At least, where personal grooming Is concerned more are visiting beauty salons for facials. When Just a few years ago most men would balk at the suggestion of a facial, they now form 20 per cent of beauty salon customers.
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      NOT ATTEMPT TO COOL TIES
      73 2 TThe Malaysian armed forces said yesterday that Singapore should not read the postponement of several Joint defence exercises as an attempt to cool military relations between the two countries. Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) chief, General Tan Sri Hashlm Mohamed All, explained that the MAF had
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      INCLUDE KHMER ROUGE CALL
      69 2 Thai Erne Minister Chatlchal Choonhavan and onesian President Suharto have reaffirmed fre d for the Khmer Rouge to be represented In au, peace initiative on Cambodia, a Thai spokesman saia m Bangkok yesterday. The agreement was reached during talks between Gen Chatichai and Mr Suharto. Both
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      CATCHING THEM YOUNG
      61 2 Bedok North Secondary School went "headhunting" yesterday to attract the best brains among Primary 6 pupils to the school. It threw open its doors to prospective students and teachers from 16 schools, as well as the pupils' parents, m an effort to attract 240 of the brighter
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      LAWMAKERS TALKS TO RESUME
      79 2 North and South Korea agreed yesterday to resume parliamentary talks on July 19 m addition to continuing contact between government officials to help ease tension on the peninsula, a Seoul spokesman said. The North had proposed resuming the parliamentary talks at the border village of Panmunjom
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      BULGARIAN PRESIDENT RESIGNS
      79 2 Bulgarian President Petar Mladenov has resigned over charges that he called for tanks to crush an anti-government demonstration. Mr Mladenov said that he was quitting "m order not to be a reason to increase political tension". He had come under mounting pressure as opposition parties, street protesters
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      HOW BUSH TAKES MEASURE
      75 2 President George Bush likes to take the measure of people on tennis courts. As his press secretary Marlln Fit/water says: "Subconsciously, at least, he judges people by their competitive attitude on toe court*. The President himself says: "I'm a great believer that sports can do wonders
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      SLOW LEARNERS LEFT OUT
      123 2 Mrs Megumi Suzakl became a pioneer m dealing with learning disabilities m Japan through the painful experience of seeing fabled schools falling to help her son. In elementary school, her boy Masaru was good at writing and mathematics, but m junior high, he had difficulty reading
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    Man had a heart of gold, says family
    454 2 THE DONOR Singapore's first heart transplant Ong's gift of heart and kidneys is hope of longer life for three people ALL his life Mr Ong Soon was ready to help others, even at a moment's notice. In death, he could no longer
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    'Five years ago we were not ready for it'
    306 2 'Five years ago we were not ready for it' THE DOCTORS THE MAN who led the team which made medical history with the first heart transplant m Singapore said it was "hard work" but "exciting and satisfying". Or Tong Ming Chuan, head of the Cardiothoracic Surgery Department at Singapore General
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    Singapore's first heart transplant: How it was done
    279 2 Left atria stitched together /fg^ Both left and Vljjrj rignt atria are stitched ®With the closure of the pulmonary artery and aorta, the heart is given an electric jolt to start it beating. THE OPERATION A TEAM of Singapore General Hospital doctors
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      70 2 STATISTICS THAT SHAPE THE COUNTRY Singapore dollar strengthens The Republic's currency has been appreciating against the US dollar every year except during the economic downturn of the mid-1980s. Over the past 10 years, the Singapore dollar has strengthened against the US currency by over 10 per cent. HbA Avtrsgt txchmg*
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      175 2 Showtrs over a few areas m the late momini and early afternoon TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow. 32 mar, 25 mm. SUNSf T today 7.15 pen; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7 04 am. TRAVELLERS' MATHER AiMtortom 6/16 C Rain Mulrld 19/37 C Clear AthMM 22/38 C Oar MmIU 24/32 C
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    Lock icon Soviets welcome plans for new European order
    465 3 Nato is moving m the right direction, says Gorbachev MOSCOW The Soviet government ha» reacted with enthusiasm to Western proposals for a new order In Europe, with Kremlin chief Mikhail Gorbachev saying that Nato appeared to be moving "In the right direction". Mr
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    Lock icon Powerful quake jolts West Java
    205 3 JAKARTA A powerful earthquake rocked West Java In Ind mesia on Friday, killing a vt I lager, injuring about 60 others; and causing 150 building* to collapse, officials said yesterday. An official at Jakarta's earthquake monitoring station skid the tremor, measuring 5.2 on the Richter
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    Lock icon 120,000 East Germans stage wildcat strike
    400 3 EAST BERLIN As experts negotiate the final phase of German unification, more than 120,000 East German industrial workers went on strike on Friday m a dramatic surge of labour unrest over fears of unemployment m a new market economy, union official* said. Workers nationwide
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    US-S'pore talks on facilities to resume
    557 3  -  Ong Ming Seing By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON The United States and Singapore will begin their fourth round of talks on Wednesday to work out an agreement allowing increased US access to the Republic's military facilities. Lieutenant Commander Edward Lundquist, a Pentagon spokesman, said on
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      149 3 Nato alms to raassur* Gorbachev: Page 5 fife- 1 ij^ll r HI 'lucriH compotiH mar Mr A Culifrance kitchen can go a long way to make cooking Tl It's waterproof, stain proof, as well as heat-resistant and (and eating) a pleasure, but now even more so. Ji, 'fllL v*"u comes
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  • WORLD
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      Lock icon Two Koreas' lawmakers to resume stalled talks
      347 4 SEOUL North and South Korea agreed yesterday to resume parliamentary talks on July Id m addition to continuing contact between government officials to help ease tension on the peninsula, a Seoul spokesman said. In a telephone message to the South, North Korea said
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      Lock icon Opposition against returning house to Chun
      308 4 SEOUL Opposition politicians yesterday objected to a government plan to return the Seoul residence of former President Chun Doo Hwan who gave up his luxurious private house m the capital when he left for self-exile 19 months ago. Party for Peace and Democracy spokesman
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      Lock icon Governors in 3 major Chinese provinces swop posts
      327 4 BEIJING The governors of three major Chinese provinces have swopped positions as part of efforts to broaden training of provincial-level leaders and reduce regionalism, according to an official report on Friday. The appointments were the latest m a series of personnel changes
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      Lock icon Fang criticises US for double standard on human rights
      629 4 NEW YORK Chinese dissident Fang Lizhl, who took refuge for a year m the US embassy m Belling, says the United States has a double standard on human rights. In an Interview with NBC News, Mr Fang, who went into exile
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      Lock icon Feeling alone and eating microwave-cooked Chinese food
      280 4 Fang on life m the US embassy NKW YORK Chinese dissident Fang Uihl said he Mid his wife had sometimes felt alonr at the IS embamy 1a Beijing bat later received many letter* and other "Information". He aald he could rommunleate freely daring
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      Lock icon Burmese communist leader surrenders
      473 4 BANGKOK A senior Burmese Communist Party (BCP) leader surrendered to Rangoon government troops last month, state-run Radio Rangoon announced m a broadcast monitored here. The radio on Friday identified the man as Sai Aung Win, a top member of the BCP politburo since 1968. The BCP,
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      Lock icon Situation still tense in Kirghiz district
      362 4 MOSCOW Ethnic tension remains high m a district of the Soviet Central Asian republic of Kirghizia, where violence between Kirghiz and Uzbeks last month killed 197 people, Tass reported on Friday. Relations between the two Sunni Muslim groups have not Improved, the official news
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      Lock icon Nato communique aims to reassure Gorbachev
      805 5  -  R. W. Apple Nato summit News analysis to LONDON "Spectacular!" said one o( President George Bush's aides as the Nato sum mit conference ended on Friday. "Got everything we wanted!" said a second senior adviser. m., m "Leadership," Mr Bush mid Jovially to an
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      Lock icon France 'does not intend to reduce nuclear arsenal yet'
      357 5 France 'does not intend to reduce nuclear arsenal yet •tONDON France, long th«> maverick of the Atlantic alii •ntogx, has no intention of reducing Its substantial nuclear arsenal as long as the Soviet *«4Jnion and United States re- to do so, despite new commitment* to peace made on Friday by
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      Lock icon Aid for Soviets and farm subsidies likely to dominate G-7 summit talks
      515 5 HOUSTON The summit stage has moved from the Nato meeting In London to Houston, where leaders of the world's seven largest industrialised nations will grapple with the economic configuration of the post-Cold War world. Last year's summit m
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      Lock icon Bulgarian President quits over 'crush demo' charges
      510 6 Video tape shows Mladenov ordering tanks to stop protesters SOFIA Bulgarian President Petar Mladenov, who was instrumental m last year's ousting of communist strongman Todor Zhlvkov, has resigned over charges that he called for tar xs to crush an anti-gov-ernmc nt demonstration. Mr
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      Lock icon Christian Science couple put on 10 years' probation
      362 6 Christian Science couple put on 10 years' probation BOSTON A Christian Science couple convicted of manslaughter for choosing prayer over medicine to cure their son was put on 10 years' probation on Friday and ordered to routinely provide medical care to their three children and any others they may have.
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      Lock icon 32 solar-powered 'cars of the future' in 2,500-km race
      208 6 ORLANDO (Florida) Thir ty-two cars powered solely by sunshine will set out on Mon day on an 11-day, 2,500 km race from Florida to Michigan. The race, a test of pollutionfree technology for cars of the future, will feature solar-pow-ered vehlclei
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      Lock icon Bionic ear implanted in skull frees deaf from 'prison of silence'
      485 6 SYDNEY By the time she was 16 monthi old, Amelia Hardy was completely deaf. But now, thanks to a revolutionary artificial ear Implanted In her skull, the four-year-old can once again begin to lead a normal life. "By 16
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      Lock icon Romania's ruling party to be relaunched after reforms
      317 6 Romania's ruling party to be relaunched after reforms BUCHAREST A leader of Romania's ruling National Salvation Front (NSF) said on Friday that the party would relaunch Itself at a centre-left social democratic movement and remove members who fall to toe the democratic line. NSF first vice-president Nicolae Dumitru said members
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      Lock icon Mandela's speech gets 'caught' in London traffic
      300 6 LONDON Nelson Mandela, whose world tour has been riddled with delays and lastminute schedule changes, kept the cream of British business waiting on Wednesday for more than half an hour. But, he had a good excuse: his speech was caught m London traffic.
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      Lock icon New York's 'dart man' gives rise to new office fashions
      308 6 NEW YORK Standards of dress have subtly shifted In mldtown Manhattan, and for once, the culprit is not an avant-garde French designer or a trend-setting socialite. The mysterious dart attacker known as "The Dart Man" is to blame. "Normally, I
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      Lock icon Bush takes measure of people on the tennis court
      512 8 WASHINGTON When President Bush appointed a Washington lawyer named Stephen Potts to the administration's top ethics post two weeks ago, the choice seemed curious at first. Although chosen to head the Office of Government Ethics, Mr Potts had no background m
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      Lock icon Brezhnev's daughter wins lawsuit
      298 8 MOSCOW Miss Galina Brezhnev, the flamboyant daughter of former Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, has won a lawsuit claiming a variety of valuables confiscated when her husband was sentenced to prison. The newspaper Komsomol skaya Pravda reported that Miss Brezhnev won the case on the argument that
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      Lock icon Australian circus folk angry at Moscow Circus
      205 8 SYDNEY Australia's eight circuses (ace financial ruin because of a government decision to allow the Moscow Circus to tour country towns, circus owners said on Friday Mr Robert Perry, Joint owner of Robert Albert Perry Brothers Circus, said country people were failing to
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      Lock icon New Yorkers not A giving way to emergency vehicles
      551 8 NEW YORK With red lights flashing and siren blaring, an ambulance weaved m and out of traffic m upper Manhattan recently, racing to get a woman who had suffered a heart attack to St Luke's Hospital at Amsterdam Avenue and 114
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    • PEOPLE
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        Singer cleared of meter rap
        76 8  -  FOO CHOY PENG SINGER Prances Yip has been acquitted of a parking offence by a Central Court magistrate In Hongkong a tew days ago. The dnger, who first appeared In court for the offence In May, was accused of trying to short-Chang* a parking meter.
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        Stripper Is shadow minister
        177 8  -  CHEW TSE NGEE Tr_a_ia4*d ay TAIWANESE entertainer Hsu Hsiao-dan, known (or her •tripping acts, will become the shadow mlnister of women's affairs for Taiwan's opposition Labour Party, reported Miss Hsu, 31. who catapulted to fame for her acts of exposure In public during her running for
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        Japanese pianist honoured
        114 8  -  KWAN WING KIN TO BE invited to Judge a music competition It a gre«s honour, particularly If the event la a prestigious one. By thla reckoning, Japanese pianist Hlroko Nakamura, who well-known for her Chopin interpretation*, If being honoured four timea over thla year. She la currently
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        Lock icon Gene Hackman In hospital
        74 8 ACTOR Gene Hackman was listed In good condition an Friday after narrowly avoiding a heart attack. "We think we got him lust In the nick of time," said Dr Herbert Semler, the cardiologist who treated the 60-year old actor at St Vincent Hospital and Medical Centre
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        Thai governor finds his roots
        117 8  -  TAN LIAN CHOO BANGKOK Governor Chamlong Srlmuang, a first gnvration Thai, recently discovered his ancestral rood In a village m Shantou province In China. The Chinese government, which had Invited Gen Chamlong for a goodwill visit, asked Shantou provincial ntu+m)* j to trace his ancestral
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      Lock icon A paperless office? Computers found to breed even more paper
      601 9 M»V YORK Remember a dßade ago. when computer companies trumpeted the arrival of the "paperless of•It would be a workplace wVtrt memos and reports MMld be Instantly distributed fir electronic networks to be fMd on computer screens affond the world,
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Trading volume at a low
        92 9 NEW YORK Stocks advanced briskly on Friday making up most of their sharp sell-off the day before. But with many traders taking a long Fourth of July holiday, volume dropped to the lowest level of the year. By the end of the day, the Dow
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        Lock icon $14b BA expansion plans
        85 9 LONDON Brltlah Airways has placed an order for Boeing *****0 Jumbo jets, Rolls-Royce engines and components that could ultimately be worth more than US$B MUlon (5114.8 billion). The deal Involves firm orders for 21 of the long-range planes, worth US$4.l5 billion, and options for 12 mere,
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        Lock icon 'Threatened Reagan' charge
        110 9 LOS ANGELES A man wu charged with threatening former US President Ronald Reagan after breaking into the grounds of his Bel Air home, Secret Service offictabs Mid ywterday. Gregory Stewart Gordon, unemployed, 32, was nrreited In the garden of Mr Reagan's home on Wednesday, spokesman Joseph Pern
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        Lock icon Mystery disease hits koalas
        115 9 SYDNEY Australia's cuddly koalas, already stricken by venereal disease, are now threatened by a mystery aliment Out causes blindness, a scientist said on Thursday. Up to half the country's 400,000 koalas have chlamydla, a potentially fatal disease of the urinary tract. The new disease that attacks
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        Lock icon Petrochem blast kills 16
        90 9 CHANNELVIEW (Texas) A blast that one witness said resembled an atomic bomb devastated an Atlantic Richfield Co (Arco) petrochemclal plant In this Houston suburb killing up to 16 workers, plant officials said on Friday. The blast on Thursday night was so powerful that about 40 per
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      Lock icon Slow learners left out in Japan's education system
      647 9 TOKYO Mrs Meguml Suxakl became a pioneer In dealing with learning disabilities In Japan through the painful experience of seeing fabled schools failing to help her son. In elementary school, her boy Masaru was good at writing and mathematics, but m Junior
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      Lock icon Gorbachev gets delegates to drop plan to evaluate Politburo
      744 10 28th Soviet Communist Party Congress MOSCOW President Mikhail Gorba chev angrily pressured Communist Party delegates yesterday to reverse their plan* to evaluate each member of the ruling Politburo, warning them the move could "bury the party". The move showed the Soviet
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      Lock icon Lithuania's secession bid must follow legal procedure: Soviet PM
      271 10 MOSCOW Soviet Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzhkov said yesterday that If Lithuania insisted on total secession from the Soviet Union it would have to follow legal procedures Involving a lengthy transition period. Mr Ryznkov, speaking at the 28th Soviet Communist Party Congress,
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      Lock icon Deputies' 'no' to nominee a snub for Polish premier
      235 10 WARSAW PoUah deputies delivered a major snub to Prime Minister Tadeuaz Ma zowleckl yesterday by refusing to confirm one of the five nominees In a government reshuffle. Pap news agency said the deputies had refused to confirm Mr Artur Balazs as
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      Lock icon Western hostage in Lebanon 'may be freed soon'
      225 10 TEHERAN A European hostage held m Lebanon will probably be released soon, the Iranian news agency Irna reported yesterday In a dispatch from Beirut. The report follows Teheran's decision to accept relief aid from Western countries such as Britain and the United
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka dissolves council in north-east
      199 10 COLOMBO Sri Lankan President Ranasinghe Premadasa yesterday dissolved a Tamil-led administration m the strife-torn north-east, a day after an amended Bill allowing for dissolution was passed by Parliament. A statement released by Mr Premadasa's office said "the north-east provincial council stands dissolved and the
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      Lock icon Jiang warns G-7 nations against meddling in China's internal affairs
      482 10 Jiang warns G-7 nations against meddling in China's internal affairs BEIJING Chinese Communiit Party chief Jiang Zemlng has warned the seven industrialised power* against Interfering m Chlna T s internal affairs during their summit this week. He said the Group of Seven should "confine themselves to discussion of economic and
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      Lock icon Former party leader Zhao 'still under investigation'
      275 10 BEIJING Former Chinese Communist Party leader Zhao Ziyang, who waa ousted 13 months ago and accused of supporting pro-democracy protests, Is still under investigation, his successor was quoted as saying yesterday. Mr Jiang Zemin, who took office after the army was called to
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      Lock icon Yang seen for first time after operation
      129 10 Yang seen for first time after operation BEIJING China's 83-year-old President Yang Shangkun made his first Appearance yesterday ilnce he was rushed to hospital for* an emergency appendectomy two weeks ago. State television showefl a wanly smiling Mr Yang gfeet visiting Sierra Leone Prrst dent Joseph Momoh, apparently m a
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      Lock icon US senator warns of 'nuclear war' over Kashmir
      254 10 US senator warns of 'nuclear war' over Kashmir NEW DELHI US Senate Foreign Relations Committee member Alan Cramton yesterday urged India and Pakistan to lower tensions over disputed Kashmir, warning that a fourth war between the neighbours might lead to the use of nuclear weapons. "War between India and Pakistan
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      383 6 OF OBJECTS DART AND COLLECTIBLES HYAH REOENCVOJSIN6APORE is pleased to announce the completion of renovation works at i its Lobby and Suites (Phase I). As a result, a large quantity of interesting decorative art pieces selected from several countries I j by designers have become surplus to their needs and
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      Lock icon Both sides agree Khmer Rouge must be present at peace talks
      661 11  -  Ten Lian Choo Suharto's visit to Bangkok c Jsngkok Correspondent VANQKOK Thailand and JidoMfia have Jointly reaffirmed the need for the Khmer Rouge to be represented In any peace initiative B Cambodia, a Thai spokes plan said here yesterday.
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      Lock icon Imelda launches campaign to return to Manila in 'war of the widows'
      433 11 MANILA Mrs Imelda Mar oo«, fresh after being acquitrd racketeering chaises New York, yesterday launched from abroad what Appear* to be a campaign to breach a ban on her return to the Philippines. More than 3,000 loyal follower*
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      Lock icon Imelda 'can run for President in 1992'
      188 11 MANILA Former First Lady Imelda Marcos can still run for President m 1992, even though she is currently disqualified as she is not a registered voter. The Philippines' Commissioner of Election! Haydee Yorac said on Friday that she still had time to remedy
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      Bangkok, Jakarta agree to set up joint economic panel
      429 11  -  TAN LIAN CHOO BANGKOK Thailand and Indonesia have agreed to wt up a )olnt economic commls■i on In an effort to boost trade and Investment! between the two countries. A Thai spokesman said yesterday that the move followed high-level consultations between
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      Lock icon Hairstyles give escapees away
      84 11 MANILA One hundred and fifty Inmates escaped from a drug detention centre south erf Manila, but their conspicuous hairstyles gave most of them away. Many had shaved heads or sported scalp-locks. Police were able to recapture 92 escapees. "Some of them were bald. Many had toma-
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      Lock icon Laotians deport 8 Thais 'for helping Insurgents'
      200 11 Laotians deport 8 Thais 'for helping Insurgents' BANGKOK Laotian author ltfss have deported eight Thai men suspected of assisting rightist antl-Vlentlaae Insurgents, police said yesterday The sight, arrested Inside Laos, were suspected of aidlag ethnic H'mong hill tribes men opposed to the Laotian tovernment, amid Captain lontri Boathong In the
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      Lock icon Prostitute sues brothel keeper
      57 11 Prostitute sues brothel keeper BANGKOK Prapai Phak-am-oh, a 17-year-old pregnant X Infected with Aids, is «v- brothel owner who forced her Into prostitution, pottot sftkl here yesterday. Prapfd toid police she and a friend were hired Into working at a brothel 100 km south ol here la* year. A Nakfcom
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      141 11 HP m 1 :«^H An exceptional culinary experience awaits you at the Summer Palace during the celebrated Hong Kong Food Festival. This annual event brings you the best of Hong Kong m our menus set or a la carte specially prepared for the occassion. You might say, the only other
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  • MALAYSIA
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      Lock icon Postponed exercises 'not a bid to cool defence ties with S'pore'
      408 12 Sen Hashlm replies to Lt-Gen Winston Choo's view on MAF-SAF relations now feUALA LUMPUR The Ma llyiian armed forces said weterday that Singapore ihould not read the postpone ijent of several joint defence exercises as an attempt to tool
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      Lock icon Flags at half-mast and donation drive for Mecca victims
      320 12 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia will fly flags at half-mast and launch a nation-wide donation drive to help the fami lie* of victims of the Mecca stampede. Prime Minister Dttuk Serl Dr Mahathir Mohamad told reporters that flags would be flown at half-mast
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    • Article
      Mahathir: I may call general election during tour of states
      585 12  -  Kalimullah Hassan By KUALA LUMPUR The Prime Minister announced yesterday that he may decide to call a general election m Peninsular Malaysia during a pre-election tour starting on July 12. He told reporters that leaders of the component parties m
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      Lock icon Malaysian survivors tell of haj stampede ordeal
      417 12 4 Th«r« was only ona way out that It to lump from tha bridge lust Ilka tha othar pilgrims did.' Pilgrim Haji Zainal Abidin Tak on how he escaped. SUBANG A Malaysian pilgrim survived the stampede at the Al-Mualssem tunnel In Saudi Arabia
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    • MALAYSIA BRIEFS
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        Lock icon KL welcomes China ties
        86 12 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia yesterday welcomed l**t week's announcement that China and Indonesia will restore diplomatic ties after a 23- year break. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad told reporters: "We welcome it. The world is proceeding towards an era of peace and we welcome any
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        Lock icon Malaysia's new Indian party
        39 12 TAIPING A new Indian political party has been formed In Malaysia Called the All-Malaysia Indian Progressive Front, the party was founded by Mr M.G. Pandit han, a former vice-president of the Malaysian Indian Congress. Bernama
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        Lock icon Chuck Norris for Penang
        70 12 PENANG Chuck Norrii (right) tans In Malaysia may get to tee their idol In person The martial arts star Is expected to be In Penang later this year (or the shooting of an action movie, called 50/50. Production of the Hollywood movie will also feature several
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        Lock icon KL trade chief for Vietnam
        55 12 KUALA LUMPUR A Malaysian Trade CommtaBioner will be stationed ln Ho Chi Mirth City, South Vietnam Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Kok Wee Klat Mid. He Bald that last year Malaysia exported MI29.24 million ringglt (S$19 6 million) worth of good* to Vietnam Imports from
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        Pay more, Tun Mustapha told
        73 12 PETALING JAYA A magistrate's court has ordered former Sabah Chief Minister Tun MusUphs Harun to pay additional maintenance payments to support the overseas education of a daughter born out of wedlock. He was ordered on Thursday to pay MJ3.200 (312,144) a month to 17-year-old Rosalyiuia
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      Car buyers skipping this month's bidding
      674 13  -  Ng Wei Joo 5 Many watting for lower prices after ARF reduction In November |OME prospective new car buyers are believed to be hslding hack from bidding for certificates of entitlement (COEs) m the current tender •They are doing this to take advantage of
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      Insurance firm offers cash on delivery for twins
      236 13 HAVING the handle of toy arrive unexpectedly m twos, threes and lafflsr numbers can prove expensive |p tome families. •So an Insurance firm here has Sarttd a twins Insurance policy to wovtde a "cash on delivery" payaent to buffer families against the
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      Psychiatric patients get specific Medisave rates
      224 13 PSYCHIATRIC In-patients can now withdraw $150 a day tor up to 20 days each year from their Medisave accounts to pay for their treatment. The new rate is specific to psychiatric care, and came Into effect on July 1. Previously, such patients could withdraw
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      Book-keeper on CBT charge
      61 13 Book-keeper on CBT charge ONG Chwee Tee, 32, a former senior book-keeper of Boustead Services Pte Ltd (Ganta Division), was on Thursday charged with criminal breach of trust of |79,825. It is alleged that Ong misappropriated the money between Jan 1 and Aug 31 last year. The case will tx
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      A big 'hello' to courtesy...
      31 13 A big 'hello' to courtesy A Ivety dance with chMren cokwrfuly toff ed up at telephones, presented by Km SJnf apore General Hospital Courtesy Club to depict their telephone courtesy theme.
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      Be patient with public, medical staff urged
      400 13 I) 'An act of courtesy ooas not rtXMJlr* •ny mof# #xtf s tlnvi lodijNtf. But a mlOGOiiiiiiunlcction or amlsundor•tamHng can Ukm-m you much tlma and affort to unraval f Mr Yao, urtaffli ttvj Importance o* belg courteous with patents ALMOST half the complaints
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      MAS net profits fall 40% due to strong S'pore dollar
      375 14  -  Mary Kwang .1 FOR the second fiscal year m a row, the Monetary Author!- ty of Singapore has reported a tall la its net profits due to the strong Singapore dollar. In Its last financial year, ended March 31 1990,
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      'Right environment' vital to learning language '
      453 14 'Right environment' vital to learning language Lecturer picked up Mandarin easily m Taiwan, but not the US A PSYCHOLOGY professor who gave up learning Mandarin In the United States because It proved too difficult for her later picked It up effortlessly In Taiwan. Professor Rosalind Wu, 42, revealed her secret
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      Water in petrol: Cars stall after filling up
      441 14  - Water in petrol: Cars stall after filling up Leong Chan Teik ■IM A FEW motorists found their cars stalled or Jerky after filling up at a petrol station m Ang Mo Kio on Friday. The reason: some water had got mixed with the petrol. The Caltex station dealer checked and
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    • Article
      Resident in old folks home found dead
      122 14 AN INMATE of an old folk*' home wu fonnd 4ead with a dorp KMh 1b the bac k of kto seek early ea Friday moraine. Polk* said Mr Phoa Oee Seng, 58, wm le*B« Ijtaf face-op on his bed at Woody Lodge In
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      Facials... for men now
      630 15  - Facials for men now Grace Fernando dually, they're) a bit thy, but ir§ okay after a few traatmantt.' Miss Jasmine Yeo, 28, of Stendahl Beauty Oentre. Less bashful males form 20% of clientele $t beauty salons > 2UST five ears ago, a typical man -would have balked at the suggestion
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    • Article
      Woman jailed for kicking policewoman
      150 15 ,Jk FACTORY worker gave a policewoman two hard kicks m the abdomen when the latter tried to intervene In a dispute .the worker was having with her father. „m The attack by Kwek Jin Lim, 23, on Woman Police Constable Rahamah bi.iti All, 35, which
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      Computer jobs a-plenty, but Dr Yeo advises grads not to job-hop
      472 15 'You will Im life* the young t##dling that Is continuously uprooted and raplantod In supposedly mors enriched environment. But m the process, your roots will be damaged and your ability to assimilate nutrients will diminish.' Dr Yeo to computer
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      Motor-cyclist banned for traffic offences
      127 15 A MOTOR-CYCLIST sped along Guillemard Road at almost twice the speed limit, went against a traffic sign and almost caused a collision on April 3 last year. Then Hassan bin Motdu, 23, continued on his way to Guillemard Circus by weaving In and out of
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      Judge reserves judgment after 21-day hearing
      344 15 Judge reserves judgment after 21-day hearing Ex-I«ach*r'« suit ovf kx» of vote* MR JUSTICE A. P. Rajah on Friday reserved Judgment m a former schoolteacher's negligence suit against the Government over the loss of her voice after an operation on her neck nearly a decade ago. Madam Chew Swee Hiang,
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      SDP forum tomorrow
      51 15 THE Singapore Democratic Party will be holding a forum on Participatory Democracy tomorrow. It will be from Bpm at Its office In Block 106, Potong Paatr Avenue 1, and the speakers Include party leader Chlam See Tons, Member of Parliament for Potong Paslr, and Mr Ling How
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      Mum Jailed for baby's death
      705 16  -  Charmaine Chan •r Syakilla started crying. Suszy fed her but baby did not atop bawling. Mother slapped her twice. Baby cried again. Suszy smacked and pinched the baby, and caned her m the abdomen. Baby kept crying. Mother flung her onto mattress head first. Crying
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      More students taking up sports, thanks to poly plan
      436 16 More students taking up sports, thanks to pol y plan A FOUR-pronged strategy by the Singapore Polytechnic, which Include! recognising the contribution of sportsmen through scholarships, has seen student participation In sports Increase. This effort should be emulated by other institutions and schools to help build fitter, leaner and stronger
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      Vegetable game and sports kept kids fit
      183 16 Tays 1 secret of •laying slim DR TAY Eng Soon's three teenage children are allm a result of Inculcating good eating habits and Introducing them to sport* when they were children. Recalling his experience, the Senior Minister of State (Education) said that even
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    • Article
      Classes go on despite sports play-offs today
      323 16 WITH an avalanche of sports progrkmmes on television today, people may expect various organisations to cut back on their activities to suit the fancies of those who would be couch potatoes for the day. Yet, life will go on as usual for several
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      Extracting best of self and society will benefit Singapore, says Kan Seng
      380 18 Basically two kinds of ideology INDIVIDUALISM, adopted by the United States of America and the western countries; THAT of community before self, adopted by countries like Japan, Korea and Taiwan. The Ideology of individualism promotes dynamism and creativity
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      School holds open house to woo the best of Primary 6 pupils
      489 18  -  Nor E. Badron B^ Bedoh North Secondary's nodonuntlnfj session attracts students, teachers and parents BEDOK North Secondary School went "headhunting" yesterday to attract the best brains among Primary 6 pupils to the school. It threw open Its doors
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      18 credit co-ops form league to give better service
      378 18 More funds available to members EIGHTEEN credit co-opera-tive societies have come together to form a league to provide better services for their members. The Singapore Credit Cooperatives League (Scope), which has a total of 30,000 members, was officially launched yesterday by
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    • Article
      Man fined for stealing durians from Mindef camp
      111 18 THE Irresistible lure of durians proved a thorny problem (or a fast-food restaurant assistant. Yip Yew Chong, 21, was m the dock on Friday for stealIng the fruit from the Mindef Bukit Gombak Base on Thursday. He entered the camp, which is
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      Lock icon A show of freshness and vitality
      444 20 Colourful and onorQoflc mass parade opens Youth Fostlval M the exuberance of. youth burst forth In a colourful parade at the National Jjyjidium yesterday. About 18,000 youth* put up 75-minute show. Through aonc, dance and m trtcate movement, they eilinched this yeari Singasjre Youth
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    • AROUND THE COURTS
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        Driver to stand trial for 2 murders
        182 20 THE school but driver accuMd of more>rlag lounge wa 1 treat and Own a scboolgir 1 ■even y ears later wu ordered to be tried In the High Court on both charm. Oh Lay* Koh, H allegedly muniered hßm Rohay ah bint 1
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        Man stole friend's jewellery
        133 20 A MAN who had gone to a Mead's home to watch a football match on TV teft with hla trlend'i gold chain aad two pendant* worth a total of ll.7«0, a district court heard on Friday Tan Chye Poh, 29, met Mr Tan Kow Klah, at
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        Man on outrage of modesty rap
        81 20 A TECHNICIAN waa charged 1b a dlitrlct court on Friday with outraging the modesty of a 17-yesx-oTd student Wn Boon Hoe, 29, allegedly committed the offence at Block 244, Bukit Panjang Road on Wednesday He la also accused of exposIng himself to an Ig-year-old
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      New computerised aid for lawyers
      471 20 Database system launched; integrated management system on the way LAWYERS here can soon make use of two new computer packages to help them work more efficiently. The first is a case management system which will allow them to retrieve Information on a legal case Including
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      Lawyer seeks to quash disciplinary report
      418 20 He claims chairman threatened a witness and was biased A LAWYER, who appeared before a disciplinary tribunal, has applied to the High Court to quash a Disciplinary Committee's report on the grounds that the chairman was biased and had threatened a witness during the
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      229 19 The bumboat. It may he n<)stal«ic^^H^^^^^*Jv v^ S *V >^^^^^^paying that little extra for. The but its not what you'd call luxury. A cruiseline on one card thal iS ll()l only acee P ted the other hand, is not just a ship, but usually a Wf^T iPgSJk recognised m more
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  • The Sunday Times VIEW
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      Mum's role in reshaping son
      289 21 Not long ago, a husband's role was clear-cut. He went out to work and supported his wife and children. A wife's role was also clearcut. She looked after her husband, the home and the children. But times have changed. Economic necessity and growing emancipation have
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  • PROFILE
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      Lock icon 25 YEARS AGO
      108 21 What The Straits Times reported on July 10, 1965 LONDON, Fri Jack the Ripper, whose crazed sex-murderi of London prostitutes m the 19th century have become a legend, was a respectable lawyer named Montague John Druitt, according to the author of Autumn of Terror. Mr Tom Cullen
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      The bottomline leader
      1194 21 Mentri Besar Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin wants Johor to be Malaysia's premier state fcKEEZS* I am not unfriendly, but what can I do? That's my nature. Tin Sri Muhyiddm, explaining why he seldom smiles TAM»MUHYDOft YASSM was born m May. 1947, m Muar. He is married with
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  • VIEWPOINTS
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      Courtesy: A saving grace in every sense
      930 22 I Tan Sai Siong A little less Uttering means a little more courtesy and a little more savings on the cost of keeping MDB estates clean. So a little courtesy can save a lot. PEOPLE Irked by the many negative conwumtf made of
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      Lock icon Searching for Asian heroes in a Western world
      947 22 Shanlon Wu I realise I am crying. Bruce's grave seems small In comparison to his place In my boyhood. In comparison to my need for heroes. I had sought Asian heroes to emulate. But none quite fit me. IT IS Saturday morning
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      Should corporatisation be feared?
      746 22 1 Mary Kwang The Government "corporatises" not so much to give competition to the private sector as to sharpen the competitive edge of the public sector. CORPORATISATION is something of a mouthful. It is not even found m some commonly-used dictionaries as it is a movement
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      Encounter with a seal pup killer
      400 22 MACAW aaaaaaaaaaaaam ON really hot days when the mercury starts to throb m the thermometer, you are apt to see my nephew Alex and I clutching a tall glass of life saving cold chendol m each hand In Ah Leng's Chendoleria. As we suck
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  • ANALYSIS
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      Lock icon Porsche's new spark
      2264 23 Jaguar, Ferrari, Aston Martin, Maserati and Lotus are now subsidiary dlviaiona of voluma car makers, but the car maker of Stuttgart atill thrives alone This is a company wherp everyone knows everyone. Wo don't have too many committees or working groups. Wo n think the same. Wo
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      LETTERS! Local roots
      221 23 I REFER to I an Sal Slong's column. The Big Things Are Just As Important (The Sunday Times, June 24). Ms Tan wm quite correct to state the obvious: 'Big things' are Important too. Why else would we nay they were Mgf Indeed, we must continue with
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  • SINGAPORE RACE GUIDE
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      Dancer set to dazzle
      343 24  -  Tan Thean Loon SINGAPORE PREVIEW By THE well-performed and versatile Danzadancer appeals at a sound proposition In the star-studded $100,000 Genting Championship Stakes (Race 6) over 1,600 m at Bukit Timah today. The striking four-year-old son of Danzatore may have the edge over his 15 top-class
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      Best Bet:Denzadancer(Race 4) Best Longshot:Lucky Trio (Race 5) Going:Soft
      4529 24 Stakes $***** 1 0 HcksMMi 13 (♦•mm 8 Ang-Owner) <J3 (12«j0m) Skbmr f25 55 2 17 ZaaaMs I (3ni| Allan Paramount) (1400 m) 43 •<* Tee c/*» +4 55 3 00 Mr* lead* 1 (4ni| Dragon Ring'in Rorti) (1200 m) dl
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      THE EXPERTS' SELECTIONS
      218 24 Rao* TL Tan MlmMmm Fr«d Qua* imanrmNcc iieucivt 4lucxyprmce 1 2ZAMLLE 4LUXKYPRMCE 9 PACIFIC QOLO 9 PACIFIC GOLO 9 PACIFIC GOLD I LOOK MY MAY 7MYCMMD ISTwUttMRM ItaUMMW 2 9STWLNGMARK 3 DOCTOR STRANGE 7 MY CASHER 3 DOCTOR STRANGE 8 BLA2MG OAK 2 SET THE STAGE 12
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  • RACING/SPORTS
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      New names to the fore
      498 25  -  Shirlynn Ho BOWLtNO By Novices Maria and BC lead after 12 games m respective Open events AS If responding to the upsets m Wimbledon and the World Cup soccer finals there were a few unfamiliar names at the top of the list after the first
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      Lock icon Mansell's record
      160 25 Mansell's record MOTOR RACMQ LE CASTTLLET (France) Britain's Nig* MavtD stt qualifying record of SU.I« kmh on Friday and put a Ferrart oo the provMonal pote ot the French Grand Prix, A.%- —M. jfc J I■■ —il McLaren-Honda which has won tnt UHU#-Croßt slot for the nte previous racos. Mansell,
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      TODAY'S CARD CONTINUED
      1059 25 U*eate» hi tat free itarts fie* ierl Stow Me itrtee b test Hart Eect war IS. SOMBRE LCOEND (By Beaure 11. HERBS (By Sovereign Rad) paire) (31-5-10) Kl2oog KloOOs (243-8) IUOOy KLl6oogy KlWOy SlBsog Pl4ooh IST Srvan 52V4 (5-13. 1/1/1. $16) 31 4TH fchar 53 (VlO. 9/6/4.
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      YESTERDAY'S SINGAPORE RACE RESULTS
      2463 25 RACEI RES TERMS DIV 2 1,200 m 4 MSTEJW MELODY 55(65) RUN (2) 2 2 1 10 DATA BOND 52 5 (34 7) Lam (5) 1 1 2 8 WYAI mn 54 (391-40) «V Om (3) J 3 3 3 nWIMCXMI 55 (70-12) ing (7) 3
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      Hongkong apprentices salute !
      386 25 Hongkong apprentices salute I FOUR-DIGIT DRAW July 7 IWO FIRST 8822 SECOND 1032 THIRD 0021 BTARTERB 6722 4607 0475 7073 4794 2635 9330 9963 3006 CONBOLATIONB 6151 1573 4781 1604 7273 8814 8526 6147 4375 0169 SINGAPORE ROUND-UP HONGKONG apprentices Jimmy Ting Koon Ho and Jacky Tea Chin Kok did
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  • WORLD CUP '90 SPECIAL
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      Huge task ahead for 1994 hosts
      258 26 IUjMK Tlm (Jilted Steles mU *n rijlsy tfcey wmM face a hap teak Mt as Italy wHea they h—t the IM4 W*M C«» iMt rtM Ml ekaaglaf the wsjssrtlsssi ts huf tihTkliß —twrfcs aalUitUM. "We ha ve a W mlsstoiutry ww k to *t
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      Contrived finale puts Cup on the spot
      704 26 j Vi^^m^^i I EVER since a referee named Nero blew the whistle to start a one-aided match featuring the Lions against the Christians, Rome has enjoyed spicing Its sport with sudden death. So It can be no surprise If, In the Olympic Stadium
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        Lock icon Not a cool summor day at all
        40 26 picture. Argentine captain Dlege Maradeaa (left) betmg k*U k*ek by ■■Identified roaji as he astd etfeers m Involved la a semffie with ptlkw Mtalde the team's tralatag camp m Trlgerta, ear Rime. AP
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        Menem's glory hopes
        134 26 PRESIDENT Carlos Menem, Argentina's No. 1 sports tan, Is hoping to crown his first year m office wit*' a victory m the World Cup final against West Gem. .iy today. Since he was sworn In last July 8, Menem, CO, has had a* many ups and downs
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        Lock icon Kohl's No. 1 priority
        145 26 WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Kohl U the Mcond world leader to delay his arrival for the •even-nation economic summit because of more pressing husine— the World Cup soccer final. Italian Prime Minister Glulio Andreotti pushed back his arrival In order to present the trophy to the
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        Security standby
        74 26 SOME 3,500 Argentine policemen will be deployed In central Buenos Aires today to guard against possible violence after the World Cup final between Argentina and West Germany, the Argentine federal police chief said on Friday. Last Tuesday, after the two-time champions eliminated favourites Italy m the semi-finals, massive
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        Honours for heroes
        132 26 PRESIDENT Paul Biya on Friday awarded Cameroon's highest civilian honour to two stars of the national soccer team, and decorated all the players and coaches for their strong showing at the World Cup. Biya said the team had provided a lesson to Cameroon and all of Africa
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        Gazza 'not for sale'
        70 26 TOTTENHAM HOTBPUB manager Terry Venables has Issued a "hands off" warning to a pack of Italian clubs lining up to sign his England World Cup star Paul Gascolgne. With Juventus, Roma, Inter Milan and AC Milan reported to be falling over themselves to snap up the
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        Thai invite for Cameroon
        59 26 CAMEROON are to be Invited to play a friendly International with Thailand In Bangkok next month. The match Is planned as part of Queen Sirtklts birthday celebration* The Thai National Football Association decided to extend Uie Invitation following Cameroon's spectacular showing In the World Cup, where
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      Lock icon Matthaeus out to topple Maradona
      520 27 ERBA Lothar Matthaeus has set his sights on two targets: winning the World Cup soccer title for West Germany and replacing Diego Maradona as the top player In the world. Today's World Cup final In Rome's Olympic stadium Is the perfect opportunity to do both.
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    • WEST GERMANY OR ARGENTINA? WHO WILL WIN? PLAYERS, OFFICIALS, FANS AND SPORTSWRITERS HAVE THEIR SAY
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        Germans cannot be denied
        206 27  -  GODFREY ROBERT By BEATEN In two successi ve finals, West Germany are not going to be denied this time. There are three main reason* (or this: a shrewd coach In Franz Beckenbauer. a potent striking partnership between Juergtn Klinsmann and Rudl Voeller, and the Lothar Matthaeus-led
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        No more Argentine miracles
        211 27  -  J. RAJENDRAN By PROVIDED Diego Maradona does not use his hand again, there Is no way West Germany are going to be denied victory m the final. The well-drilled Germans are a cut above this Argentine side, who can thank their lucky stars that they made
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        Pst! It's Germany
        174 27  -  PETER KHOO OH NO! Not another prediction. After all, I've been ridiculed by many for playing the "know-all sportswriter". Today, I have to avoid my favourite chicken rice stall because I told the owner that It was impossible" for Cameroon to beat Argentina. I also cannot be
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        Peaking at right time
        209 27  -  TAY CHENO KHOON By THERE Is no doubt that the West Germans were the most Impressive team right up to the second round. But the same can surely be said of the Danish four years ago aad the Brazilians In 1982. Yet both these teams did
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        Maradona will charm
        219 27  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By MY heart rules. Argentina, with my Idol Diego Maradona In the line-up, will not lose. The magical skills of Maradona, reduced only to scheming passes because of tight marking, will finally come through. And I am sure even he realises that It Is time
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        Deadly duo
        146 27  -  SHIRLYNN HO I AM not an Argentina supporter nor an overly enthusiastic fan of West Germany* For If I had a choice, Brazil are the team we should all be watching tomorrow morning and It would matter not who they meet In the final. However, they have been
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        Goycochea's no barrier
        210 27  -  PETER SIOW By GUESSING the winners m team sports Is always a gamble, more so In soccer where as many as 13 men's emotions may be Involved. But picking cut the champions m the World Cup is not all that difficult for me as I have been
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        Third time lucky
        222 27  -  JIM HAWKER By WEST GERMANY failed to set the soccer world alight on their way to the last two World Cup finals. Most experts questioned their right to be In the showpiece, and most felt that soccer Justice was done when the former teams of the moment
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      Managers play chess on soccer Ditch
      691 28 Preview, final; Argentina v We>t Germany. Live telecast on BBC 12 at 2am (Monday) :feam bosses trying to outwit each other WILFRID VlQ'i PREDICTION West Germany 1 Argentina 0 ROME The Russian roulette of penalty kicks brought Argentina and West Germany to today's repeat
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        It's a blessing
        72 28 JOBGE BUIIBUCHAGA says that Argentina will have to play for their four suspended players as today's World Cup final against West Germany could turn out to be a tilissliifl hi disguise. "Can you think of a better chance for a reserve to make a name for himself
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        Hefty payday
        50 28 WIN or lose. Argentina's players will pocket USJBI.OOO $111,020) each after the Work) Cup foal against West Germany. The 23-man squad enlarged by replacement goalkeeper Angel Comtoo after first choice NeryPumpido broke his leg will share a pool which has reached US$l 5 million goIng Into today's final
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        Vialli blast
        71 28 ITALIAN itrlker Olantuca Vlalli, knocked from his pedestal at the World Cup, has accused coach AaegUo Vtcini of treating him like a workhone. "I'm bitter became I've realised that I'm only ueetul when they need a mule," Vialli said after learning that he had bern excluded again for
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        ARGENTINA
        597 28 SERGIO GOYCOCHHA, goalkeeper (No. 12). Age: 27. CMt MUkmarlos. Rattag: 8 Goycochea might still be on the bench if not (or the injury to Nery Pumpido. For that matter, Argentina might not be m the final, ting aa how the former Olympic and B team goalkeeper aaved two penalties
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        WEST GERMANY
        570 28 8000 ILLQNEB, goalkeeper (No. 1). Age: 23 Oak: PC Cologne. Bask*: 8 Took over Cologne and national goalkeeping duties from hia mentor Harald Schumacher at the age of 20. Just «ix wHu after playing In the Bundesliga Reliable, confident and i trong m the air he lilW metres
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  • SPORT
    • SPORT IN SHORT
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        Yang Yang floored by pneumonia
        77 29 World champion Yang Yang has pulled out of the six-day U*****,000 ($298,650) Rothmans Malaysian Open badminton championships at Stadium Negaxa, Kuala Lumpur, beginning tomorrow. The 27-year-old Chinese ■nuttier, who was top-seeded m the championships and missed the past three Opens, withdrew after suffering from pneumonia
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        Poor start good finish
        50 29 Yale University overcame what they considered an abrupt and Inaudible start command to reach the quar-ter-finals of the Thames Cup at the Henley Regattt on Fri The crew from New Haven, Connecticut, won by three-quarters of a length against an English crew from Lea Rowing Club.
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        French yacht dominates
        61 29 A French yacht manned by Celine Hendrickx and Catherine Condolf kept the overall lead on Friday, sweeping three races m the Ladles International 420 Class World Championship. The Hendrickx team won the opening race on Thursday and finished first m two races Friday for 0.0 point In
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        Canada still the best
        50 29 Canada retained the title as the Commonwealth's top fencing nation m Bramhall, England, on Friday. Their 5-2 victory over Wales In the final of the men's epee allowed them to keep the Wilkinson Sword, which they won tor the first time at Cardiff four years ago.
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        Three injured in wreck
        79 29 A seven-car wreck during Friday's practice for the Pepsi 644-km stock car race In Daytona Beach, Florida, sent driver Darrell Waltrlp to the hospital with a fractured leg, fractured elbow and concussion. Two other drivers, Terry Labonte and Dave Marcls, were less seriously Injured In the
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        Mears takes pole for GP
        55 29 Ride Mears grabbed the provisional pole position for today's Cleveland Grand Prix following a last-minute course change on the temporary circuit. Mears easily broke the previous course record for the temporary circuit at Burke Lakefront Airport with a fast lap of 223.553 kmh on Friday
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        No go for Sotomayor
        76 29 Cuban high Jump world record holder Javier Sotomayor will miss the Goodwill Games In Seattle later this month because of a heel injury, a Cuban sports official said m Havana on Friday. Jesus Molina, secretarygeneral of Cuba's track and field federation, told the Cuban news agency
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        Wednesday stay in Div 2
        62 29 Sheffield Wednesday reluctantly acknowledged on Friday that they will be playing In the English Second Division next season rather than the First. The Yorkshire club have dropped their challenge to the Football league over their decision to promote Sunder land Instead of themselves to the
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        Nicholas rejoins Celtic
        51 29 Scottish international striker Charlie Nicholas rejoined Glasgow Celtic on Friday, seven years after he left the club to try his luck m English soccer. The 28-year-old, who played for Arsenal from 1983-88, completed a £450,000 ($1.45 million) transfer from Aberdeen and said he was delighted to be
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      Men in blue showed the wrong colours
      755 29 Tor how can the men In blue, the preventers of crime and chaos, be the perpetrators of mischief and muddle at a soccer match? How can the long arm of the law be so short-fused as to break torn? important rules of the
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      Eing Chong leads by five strokes
      441 29  -  Tay Cheng Khoon QOLF By TIGER Open golf champion Poh Eing Chong kept a strong grip on the title with a seven under-par 65 In the second round of the competition at the Sembawang Country Club yesterday. The defending champion Is on 136, five
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      LEADING SCORES
      172 29 Singaporean* unless stated): 1M Poh Elng Chong 71 65 141 Tony Maloney (Aust) 70 71, M. Murugiah 71 70, Bill Fung 71 70 ltt Samson Glmson 69 73, Llm Swe Chew 72 70, P. Meesawat (Thai) 71 71 141 Lim Swee Wan 72 71 145 Poh Ec Kiat
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      Lock icon 66 gives Wadkins one-shot lead
      180 29 WILLIAMSBURG (Virginia) Lanny Wadklns fired a fiveunder 66 for a two-round 11 -under 131 to take a onestroke lead at the $1 million ($1.82 m) Anheuser-Busch golf tournament on Friday. First-round co-leader Mark O'Meara, who held onto his lead until the 18th hole when he
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      Lock icon Bauer is 41st but still leads overall
      235 29 CYCLING VITTEL (France) Steve Bauer, of Canada, increased his lead by four second* on Friday, finishing with the main pack m the sixth stage of the Tour de France. Bauer finished 41st with a large pack, eight seconds behind Jelle Nljdam, of Holland,
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      New Johnson lights up Edinburgh GP
      363 30 Michael sprints to year's fastest 200 m ATHLETICS EDINBURGH The new Johnson sprint sensation took the International Athletes' Club Grand Prix meeting by storm here on Friday night when he ran the fastest 200 metres m the world this year. American Michael Johnson, no
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      Gower power inspires Hants
      254 30 CRICKET SOUTHAMPTON England reject David Gower hit a chanceless century to steer Hampshire to a seven-wlcket victory over India on the final day of their three-day cricket match on Friday Gower, last year's England skipper, ripped the Indian attack apart with an unbeaten 126 as Hampshire
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      Malcolm, Hemmings strike for England
      167 30 BIRMINGHAM Devon Malcolm and Eddie Hammings took a wicket each before tea yesterday to boost England's chances of enforcing the fol-low-on against New Ttntairrt on the third day of the Third cricket Test. New Zealand, needing 236 to avoid the follow-on, were comfortably placed at
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      SCORES AND STATISTICS
      1061 30 ATHLETICB Kainkarth OP (wIiMN •■!>) Mesj's 119a hardies: Tony Dees (US) 13.19 MC. Mb: Michael Johnaon (US) 19.85. •Mssi Andrew Valmon (US) 44.99. BMm: Tom MeKean (Brit) 1.44.96 lfUta: Abdl Bile (Som) 2 15 89 UNm: Khalld Skah (Mor) 7:47.06. ■l|k Jama: Troy Kemp (Bah) Triple jaaap:
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      Lock icon Paes powers into s-finals
      99 31 WIMBLEDON India's Leander Paes powered his way to the semi-finals of the Junior men's singles at Wimbledon on Friday when he beat unseeded Australian Paul KiWi erry 7-6 (7-5), 6-0. Seventh seed Ivan Baron, of the United States, beat 15th seed Sasa Hirszon, of Yugoslavia, 6-3,
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      Lock icon Ivanisevic serves up warning
      495 31 MEN'S SINGLES WIMBLEDON A cocky newcomer with an unpronounceable name and an unplayable ttnnls serve gave defending All-England champion Boris Becker a taste of his own medicine and Wimbledon a taste of the future. Unseeded Goran Ivanisevic, an 18-year-old Yugoslav playing m his first Grand Slam
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      Lock icon Lendl will be back again next year
      413 31 l •till fe»l I have a taw good years loft. But as long at I play. I'll give It my boat thot. You jutt hay« to kaap trying. Some opportunity will come around and you grab It.' Lendl LONDON Ivan Lend Is carefully-planned
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      Lock icon Becker, Edberg in third straight final
      583 31 Men's tingles final: Live on SBC 12 at 9pm tonight WIMBLEDON Boris Becker and Stefan Edberg on Friday made their annual date to dispute the Wimbledon men's singles final m what has become a recordbreaking relationship. Edberg, the No. 3 from Sweden, caused the
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      Martina sets record
      378 31 Champion makes it ninth title with 6-4, 6-1 win over Zina TENNIS Wimbledon championships WIMBLEDON Martina Navratllova, of the United States, yesterday won the women's singles title at the Wimbledon tennis championships for a record ninth time. The No. 2 seed beat fellow-American and fifth seed Zlna
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      OTHER RESULTS
      116 31 Men's 4nUei semi-finals: Rick Leach/Jim Pugh (US) bt Stefan Kruger (SA)/Greg van Emburgh (US) 4-6 6-4 7-6 (7-2) 6-3, Pieter Aldrich/Danie Vlsser (SA) bt Javier Frana (Arg) /Leonardo Lavalle (Mcx) 6-4 6-3 6-2. Women's doubles semi-finals: Jana Novotna/ Helena Sukova (Cze) bt Patty FendJck/Zina Garrison (US) 7-6 (7-1)
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      WIMBLEDON WHISPERS
      317 31 Tm going homo to got my act togothor there't a lot of act to got togothor. 1 John McEnroe, after his first-round defeat by fetowAmertean Derrick Rostagno We're all rooting for Jonnlfor boeauaa she's the same ago as us and aha aaka for the ball nicely.' A bellboy,
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  • OBITUARIES
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      321 Deaths 321 Deaths
      259 30 QOH AH NYA AGE: 81 (Blrthd.t.: 8 Jan 1940) NMUwwr piMlMhr Ml m My MM I— Hug b^. Ind MMbM* Tan Song T«o tiMi PtM|Mw In Francis Tan Bah Huay Linda Teo Chong Bu«t Mike Tan B&k Mang Kilvtn Tan Bah Hvh HtlTln Tan Bah Chuan
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      322 Acknowledgements
      117 30 Th# Fam My Of Ths UrlS MDM TAN Kll INQ Departed: 3rd July 1960 •lanes le >______*•** hoacttoH relallvee. friends and BSBBBBBBS for Ihelr kind altondanee, aeaielanoo. aawSalanaaa, wreathe and Tfce Pm*r Of me U«e ANTHONY TAN PON MOAT wtah to thank all ralatUaa, rrUnda, coiuag u««. pn»«u
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      324 In Memoriem 324 In Memoriem
      223 30 In Loving Manory Of Vernon Wan Yew Kwong Departed eth July isas Just a token of love's devouon That our hearts still Ions for you. Always remembered by paranta aod lovwd ooaa n Loving Memory Mrs Tan Keng Long nee Lim Moei Tjeng Departed
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      323 Condolences 323 Condolences 323 Condolences
      66 30 With deepest condolences to our HF district manager, ■mht Mr. Ton Boon Seng *nm family on the demise of *w his beloved father, mm I MR. TAN TENG JUAT PROM STAFF AND AGENTS OF:- Ifl /^>V SP B.S. TAJV AGENCY I if==^3 SP SAS
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      928 Requiems
      51 30 Bj_^_^_H__BSS__5 JEJ KAUR w/O Shangara Singh (departed 1.7.M.) Badly mlaaed by all family mem- (>•*•. f MM llVfl Ofl*i Prayers Akahand Path O» ■ho« will be conducted on 87 90 from Bam to 11.30 am at Sllat Road Blkh Temple (Tal M *****) PIIAM TMAT TM« AS A
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      150 30 1 TODAY'B EVENTS I ATHLETICS Flash annual meet (Hougang Stadium, 2pm). BODYBUILDING ABC Stout Pro- Am c^shipa (Kallang Theatre, 2.30pm). BOWLING National c'ahipa final (Kirn Seng Bowl, 2.30pm). CRICKET Dlv 1: IA v CSC (IA), SCRC vSCC I (9CRC). UWC v SRC (UWC) 10.30 am. Dlv 2: SRC v SCA
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      Lock icon Germans confident of winning
      360 32 ROME Franz Beckenbauer and the West German team arrived m Rome yesterday confident that they will defeat Argentina today and win the World Cup. "We've got a good team and we're ready to beat Argentina," Beckenbauer said at damplno airport after the squad arrived from the
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      Lock icon Skill not luck will count, says Bilardo
      363 32 ROME Coach Carlos Bllar do is confident that skill not fortune will come to Argentina's aid if today's World Cup final against West Germany goes to a penalty shoot-out. "It's difficult to kick a penalty. You need a lot of guts. It's not
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      Shaky Singapore avenge defeat
      598 32  -  J. Rajendran SINGAPORE 3 PERAK 0 By Perak unlucky not to score against hosts on pitch made slippery by downpour SINGAPORE recovered from a shaky start to avenge last week's defeat at the hands of Perak with a 3-0 win In a Semi-Pro League Divialon One
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      Different strategy works for Robin
      274 32  -  JOE DOR AI ■y SINGAPORE striker Allatalr Kd ward. right wm wmlii •ling and fallback Abdullah Barhaa* right aakle heavily •aadaged with lee In the dressing reem after last night's hard-f M ght win. ■■t both appeared chirpy and haw, hut Uke all the •then
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      Johor end Selangor's run
      260 32  -  Peter Khoo By JOHOR 2 BEL ANGOR I JOHOR BARU Selangor, the Semi-Pro Division One League leaders, were finally beaten and the four-hour trip back home that the team will make with their 300 fans after their 2-1 defeat by Johor last night will be filled
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      Lock icon Fandi scores in last match for Kuala Lumpur
      346 32 K. Lumpur 1 Sabah 0 Kedah 1 Pahang 1 Sarawak 2 Perlia 1 KUALA LUMPUR Fandi Ahmad scored Kuala Lumpur's only goal m their 1-0 win over Sabah m a Semi-Pro Division One match at the Merdeka Stadium last night. It was
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      TIME OUT
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      INSIDE
      57 32 Wilfred Yeo's final preview of Argentina v West Germany Page 28 Pen pictures of both teams Page 28 Players, officials fans, sportswriters pick the winners Page 27 Matthaeus out to topple Maradona Page 27 Picture special of Maradona's pre-match bust-up -Page 28 Martina beats Zina 6-4, 6-1 to win
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        218 1 Cold War chillers \(J New classics on video 32 Queen of fireside romance 3 Window to Japan's losers Q Electronic dictionaries, anyone? 7 Face to face with King Kong 8 Wh° says sequins are obiang? 3 U you have the stomach for raw beef 5 Comics and Your Star \Q
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        What price, plastic perfection?
        2693 2 It was painful, blad very much and was so ugly. I had to wear sunglasses at home. 7 Mrs Lilian Hong, 48, who had a double-eyelid operation The real danger is when people go to places, like beauty salons, to get double eyelids. If anything goes
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        Costs, effects and risks in cosmetic surgery
        559 2 CHB ?L^! nor*** i*** 5 "w« with »»y of these medical bodies the Singapore Medical Couell, the Singapore Medical Association or the Blugipor> Asssetatlsa of Plastic Surgeons. The Government Oasette publishes a list of registered medical practitioners. Am unqualified person will not be
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        GOOD OL' GLITZ
        747 3 It's no longer obiang to put on that shine, suggests STEVE THIO fll HIS is a story and play about the colour purple. I Act 1, Scene 1: Singapore. At a Ge Tai (Chinese open air pop concert) during the Hungry Ghost festival m the *****. What's
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        Easy does it
        257 3 EAfiE and comfort are the fashion bywords today. After a decade of power dressing, women are taking to leisure wear, resbrt wear, cruise wear, spoils wear basically relkxed wear like fish, hitherto confined to tanks, leaping into ocean waters. the distinction between canVer and extra-curricular gait) is
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        666 4 If you enjoyed playing with plasticine, you would relish baking your own bread, says LEEGEOKBOI EAT IN ANYONE who asks why you would want to bake your own bread when there is such a variety out there has never enjoyed the therapeutic pleasure of
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        Care for raw beef topped by raw egg?
        721 5 Beautifully fragrant, says MARGARET CHAN after tasting the Korean delicacy I EAT OUT I SO YOU think you have won your gourmet stripes. You are no longer squeamish about eating raw fish, and you actually enjoy sashimi. Give yourself a further test
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        733 5  -  ROBERT WOODWARD By BYDNEY Alongside the traditional steak, chips and meat pie, Australian menus now offer filet of £Mfc&roo, emu egg pavlova, and grub and bunya-bunya nut soup. Australians are rediscovering the ciiHnary delights which surround them on the hoof, m the trees and buried m
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        Shadows in the land of the rising sons
        1027 6 Every large company hat madogiwazoku or excess baggage. Their company titles of aanju or aan'yo (adviser) does not fool moat Japanese. In Tokyo's bustling corporate offices, not everyone can be a winner. ANDREW RANARD profiles the not-so-hotshots, those who have to sit
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        Eureka at the 100th bite?
        449 6  -  DEA BARRET By DEEP m the heart of Bloomsbury m London, a man spends his working hours sitting under a mosquito net. The walls of his cell-sized room are streaked with blood. The air buzzes with anopheles gambiae, the malarial mosquito which is the secondbiggest
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        928 7 S. TSERING BHALLA checks out the array of hand- held electronic dictionaries and inputs her verdict ■■■i HE other day, I heard a ■I dictionary tell me how to pronounce a word. Tea, a very American, If somewhat 'tinny' •Dice, from a hand-held electronic
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        Wet 'n' Wild in a Bangladesh town
        846 8  -  PAUL GREENING By I SLUMPED off the train onto the sun-baked platform feeling like a grease ball. A few brown faces stared from a shack. A cow glanced up. So this was PenchuganJ. a ■mall town m North-East Bangladesh. The IV* -hour train
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        Look out Mickey, here comes Kong
        1156 8 When m Disney World, Florida, 23 million tourists have a big decision to make: should they spend a day at Universal's $1.15 billion theme park? BEHIND the walls of his Magic Kingdom, Mickey Mouse has been living a fairyland life for the past 18
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      692 13 Anita Baker's lyrics may reek of greeting-card kitsch but the queen of fireside romance is all soul and smoulder when she sings, says CHRISTINE TEO FIRESIDE romance, long the domain of male crooners In the tradition of Frank Sinatra and Julio Igleslas, has found a fi*sh ally
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      274 13 ASIANPOP LIM SEX IT Ls time to give acts from the Philippines a listen. Their music ls quite catchy although there ls a certain sameness m the use of grand introductions and soaring scales. These make many of the songs sound as though they are written for
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      Springfield bites the dust
      219 13  -  ONG SOH CHIN WESTERN POP REPUTATION Dusty Springfield Pftiieptene THERE is something about passe female artistes who collaborate with The Pet Shop Boys. They come up with one brilliant single and then try to cash m with a solo album. Liza Mlnnelli, for example, hit it
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        Mindless Hollywood TV is part of life
        1050 14 ON TV IT IS a measure of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's maturity when it allows four contentious undergraduates from Down Under to go on TV and slam TV. The finals of the A«U-Pftclflc Debate's English series (Saturday, SBC 12, 8 pm) saw the
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          83 14 KENNY BEE Is disconsolate over the loss of two pieces of Jewellery. Thieves broke into his home recently and made off with a gold pendant with the Chinese characters "health" and "happiness", a gift from his nanny. The other is his wifr's favourite antique gold necklace. Although
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          98 14 A LANG-DISTANCE call from Us wife Chen lin has left dissident I elk-singer Hou DeJUa faming. Taiwan-born Hen, who defected to China In IMS, was recently deported for criticising the Chinese leadership. Last year, Hou wrote a will which named Chen m the sole benefactor. She has fled
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          66 14 MAGGIE CHEUNG has returned from location shooting m China with nothing but grouses. Cheung, who has never been impressed by the manners of the mainland Chinese, complains of people there who dig their noses during conversations. Also, when she and the cast were resting m their cars, fans
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          Hides and seek
          94 14 LEUNG KAR FAI, who shot to fame In The Burning Of The Imperial Palace and Reign Behind The Curtain, was at one time an Illegal peddler In Hongkong's Stanley and Causeway Bay districts. That was during a lean period of his film career, he ■ays In an
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          74 14 HONGKONG comedian Richard Ng is tired of being a funny face. "I'd like a change," he tells the The Metropolitan Weekly. He puts It down to age and the boredom which comes from playing the same kind of roles. In his latest film, he plays the secret
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          Flight of fancy
          66 14 BABY-FACED Pan Ylngsi recently went to Japan to "grow" a beak. "I looked really horrible/ she say* of the make-up for her latest TV series where she turn* into a phoenix whenever the moon Is full, reports the Uanhe Zaobao. The production also boasts a Robin Hood
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        1259 16  - Games macho men play underwater TAY YEK KEAK THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER At Shaw Cinomos OH, why not? Why can't Russia's top submarine commander defect m his ultra-secret nuclear vessel to the Yankees? Why can't a CIA analyst, who has only met the would-be defector once, sec-ond-guess the captain's
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        Braking out in a Cold War sweat g a r
        75 16 Braking out in a Cold War sweat g a r FUOHT OF FANCY: tM UAmw* hts to fttai •ACT WY limn Imhl liiiim^.il ktt Ij-iuuLilj la jwi xxi mn oano, irumo oy iwrunra, tvwyooc, Incwdnf tnh wosnsa, m FfOM Rusm Pntr Russian plant whose weapon systems art thoufht-controltd m Firtfox
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        The Rambo of techno-thriller writing
        430 17  -  AGNES CHEN GUNS, spies and no women. Tom Clancy, 43, knows what the average male reader wants because he used to be one a smalltown insurance salesman with three children and a mortgage. This was before he made it big m 1984 with The Hunt
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        Basher, mortician, ghost
        294 17  -  WONG KIM HOH ALEC BALDWIN once set his sights on a career m pol itics but he has no reason now to look back he bagged US$l million (about Ss2 million) and co-starred with Scan Connery m The Hunt For Red October. Baldwin, who played a straight-arrow
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        S'pore models and villains in buddy caper
        344 17  - S'pore models and villains in buddy caper WONG KIM HOH SKINNY TIGER AND FATTY DRAGON At Cathay Cinemas BUDDY-COP movies are surfacing with a vengeance. Hot on the heels of Lethal Weapon n, Tiger On The Beat and Tango And Cash comes Sklany Tiger And Fmlty Draft*. Comedian Carl Mak
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        2676 18 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY L^LfILILHLfI^nT3L^LHLILILIL^H LI^H^IB^iTSIjHIL^IL^L^I B^nT^L^^Ll Lfl ffBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTf^TtT^^kTaTaTaTaTaTJHHI fe^IHkTaTfIBTcT^TSS^^kTaTaTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTJ bTbTbTbIL^L^LI BTl^d I*■ 240 yLS? T MTTWi IWIC 530 PJt TEST MTTEW( lIUIIC 2M mi PATTDWI W® MUSIC 5.30 PH. TEST PATTERN AND MUSIC. 2.40 PJt TEST f ATTERN AND MUSIC 5.* PJt TEST FATTON AMD MMX. I 300 OPENMG ANNOUNCEMENTS
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        1220 19 France Sound partner for S'pore A seven-page supplement to mark Bastille Day, the French National Day, on Saturday. PM's recent vlsita milestone m ties between two countries Mr Bernard de Montferrand, the French Ambassador to Singapore, answers questions about Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's recent visit to France and the
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        French Business Association acts as a trade link here
        546 20 4 Interview with Mr Michel i Plnaud, president of the French Business Association In a Singapore. Mr Plnaud, 51, is f\ managing director of Genest ,jMk-v Enterprises Far East Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of a major French construction group. Q: Could
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        Medical help is just a call away
        794 20 PROFILE of how a French medical services firm becomes Asia's largest Mr Arnaud Vaissie, 36 years old, is President of Asia Emergency Assistance, a company that provides emergency medical •aYVtoM m the Asia-Pacific region. AEA, which started from nil m 1984, had total
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        De Gaulle: The general with a gift of far-sightedness
        950 21 Watch out! Do not got Involved m Indochina. 1 De Gaulle's (above) advice to John Kennedy. ~T 1 "GENERAL de Gaulle, at the head of 200,000 men and 518 guns quickly t drew up his plan. Nancy had to be S
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        French videotex system is world renowned
        269 21 I t TELETEL Is the French national vi--1 deotex system designed for both con--3 sumers and professionals, whose success has gained world-wide reft nown. m In six years, Teletel traffic has grown tremendously and has achieved flßa ■El a balance between consumer usage (95
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        French Alumni — bridge between France and S'pore
        817 22 French Alumni bridge between France and S' pore ~T~ An Interview with Dr Eric 1 Teo Chu Cheow, 32, now m his third term as A President of the French Alumni. Q: Dr Tao, tha French Alumni It now 10 yaars old. What it Its membership? What are Its objectives?
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        Legacy of more than 150 years of historical links with French priests
        548 22 Legacy of more than 1 50 years of historical links with French priests French priest Laurent Imbert spent some time m Singapore as early as 1821, en route to China. He was followed m the 1830s by priests frono the Missions etrangeres de Paris. Soon after, came the Sisters of
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        DARE TO BARE WITH GIVENCHY
        11 24 Pictures from France Trade Development mjfazbie.
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        Fashion plays an important economic and cultural role
        1139 24  -  SYLVIE ZAW ADSKI 1 1 COLBERT was I quoted as saying B that "fashion is fi for France what A the Perlvlan M mines are for M Spain", thereby sLressln X the Im a^ mmmtlm^ portance of Its economic and cultural role,
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        Lock icon Building of Bastille opera house attests to central role of culture
        783 25  -  Grands Travaux The Canadian architect Carlos Ott was the winner of a competition to design a new and functional opera house tor Paris. His building waa Inaugurated m July last year. The main concert hall sea ts 2,7oo people.
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        712 27 132 Peugeot/ Renault For Sal* 1999 RINAULT 19TS, 1 owner, original Up-top cond.. Ux Oct. 90 Tel: *****92/ *****81 77 PIUOSOT 994 Auto. Very good cond. alrcon radio cassette Tax 10/ W. *****. Tel: *****80 ■89 RINAULT IS OTX. orlg. showrm. cond. 1 owner, wun full options. 4683U1. 133 BMW
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        472 27 141 Dathatcu For late irtr res maslsl) Daihauu Turbo, 2 owners, radio, s/ rims, new tyrea. Oood cond. $30,200 *****09 11/-04 OAIHATSU CHARAOB 1.0 2 owners, alrcon., hl-fl. Al cond 834.780 Tel: 474-0319 1/04 CNARAOI CX 10, tip lop condition $26,000 Call afUr 10am.. *****00 rroo CHARAOB tx. l owner.
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        772 28 7 Jot teweV Wanted MBT OFFER FOR your motorcycle. Fleas, call: *****04 Peter 1110 Serangoon Road, Spore 1333 BLACK ROeif FOR tal.. OOOd coodlUon $8880 o n o Pleaae call: PS) LOtat for aala. Oood condition. Tax a Insurance new Price negotiable Page 809-3430 FP ROI3B YTVS. Oood condition Balling
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        941 28 171 Momsss For Root 0.1040, OrtTOMV euwQLW apacloua gdn for rent 4 bdrmi P 'furn Tel 305M36. O.M EAST COAST d/aloray. 3 1 1. Renovated. Furn Rental neg. convenient Owner 3441*30 d it MRTUV Rd. vicinity Large as store* aeml-D. 6 rmi Hw ment P/furn $2,200 Tel *****77 179 Aparimenta
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        1502 28 173 Apartments 173 Apartments For Wont For Ron! X FAR EAST PLAZA W) LET^ Hotel -Apartments IX/ Long or Short Leaaea Immediate Occupation Court. Billiard Room. •At the junction o» Scotta Gymnasium etc Orchard Road, next to Self Service H YfWH°" Free Launderette 14.000 sq ft Luxurious c Ample Indoor
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