The New Paper, 12 July 1989
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Title Section15 1989-07-12 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1989 MO (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS the new paper15 words
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Advertisement214 1989-07-12 1 SELAMAT HARI RAYA Wo wish our Muslim friends Selamat Hari Raya Aidiladha. We will not publish tomorrow because of the public holiday. See you on Friday HOME AND WORK <r*v Quality and upgrading./ Paget 10 and 11 Desperation and hope./ Page 2 Soccer violence erupted at the National Stadium in214 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article208 1989-07-12 2 Lois Ng - By Lois Ng REPORTING FROM BEIJING A PUBLIC relations drive to woo tourists back to China begins in Beijing today. A meeting for 400 tourist agents the world over has been called. The country's tourism chief Mr Bo Xicheng is to talk to them208 words
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Article, Illustration273 1989-07-12 2 THOUSANDS of people from Hongkong want to come to Singapore. More than 20,000 Hongkongers yesterday besieged a Singapore immigration booth to take advantage of relaxed immigration rules. The new rules, announced on Monday, allow applicants over the next five years the option of becoming permanent residents273 words
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Article205 1989-07-12 2 A PREVIOUSLY unknown group calling itself the "Angry Arab Generation" has claimed responsibility for two explosions in Mecca that killed one person and injured 16 on Monday night. "We declare responsibility for the explosions in Mecca and Jeddah, and consider that this is merely a warning205 words
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Advertisement109 1989-07-12 2 Li BUFFET^ JS/ dinner Promotion Period: From Ist 29th July 1989 f JL>?l j\ Business Hoars: From 7pm 10pm S•. /:Jf n/\t j v': Boasted Peking Duck p^flfrm 0 Roasted Spring Chicken vJrN. J7 IKjD Hong Kong Style Dian Xin n! 1 TTiai Style Desserts Jbw J 1 J Over109 words
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Miscellaneous26 1989-07-12 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook from noon: Showers over a few areas. Max temp: 32 deg C. Min: 24 deg C. Sunset: 7.16 pm. Sunrise 7.04 am.26 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration515 1989-07-12 3 Sales of bikes are rising as some motorists opt for a new way of getting into the CBD without buying an area licence. Fold-up bikes seem to be the current fad. Will park-and-pedal become a way of life? LIM PHAY-LING also talks to an executivePictures/ David Tan - 515 words
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Article215 1989-07-12 3 DEPARTMENT store executive Spencer Lau has found a healthy way to beat the high cost of driving to work. He also saves money as he doesn't have to pay for an area licence to get into Orchard Road. Mr Lau, 36, cycles to work. No215 words
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Article, Illustration375 1989-07-12 4 TWO computers are going to stage a concert this weekend. For the two-hour Synthecom '89 show, the Singapore Conference Hall will look more like a computer laboratory. There will be 12 speakers and an array of sound and light mixers, video and slide projectors. The375 words
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Advertisement363 1989-07-12 4 7 How computers will mate tho music at NUS ooncsrt A Zoomtuhniwd gk TH» teund —A BoHSowdWni T)» Sound Mbgrta A AHmrtHiwpond v V W MkMbta wi**d» W rtnUfcwousfy nimlKlto BninltliMadtoUoN SouvJMxar. AmfMm(4)and toSomJMn SpMtoriiC)j j r mmR /gII ©jH»ara j 5// AUD'ENCE >/ $100,000 brains: 7Vo huge PCs with363 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration440 1989-07-12 6 Lawrence Low - By Lawrence Low B RING the house down. That was the name of the .unscheduled fun that took 'place at yesterday's National University of Singapore Faculty of Architecture and Building's games day. Eggs, flour and packets of water were thrown about when the games endedPictures/ Jonathan Choo - 440 words
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278 1989-07-12 6 Parade pointers from sleep to snacks NATIONAL DAY1 989 HERE comes a National Day alert. Go to bed. If you are a pupil taking part in the Aug 9 parade, the Education Ministry says that you should get at least eight hours of sleep the night before. Your principal is278 words
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Advertisement394 1989-07-12 7 B Ia J I I I f*\ H PH Mia 11 J m] I WfflJMB W JsH -is B r FfB |H B v Bfl M|* over r fun fantasy educational and exciting. Kids will love them! These Redhot Mattel/Disney Specials are only available p when accompanied by The New394 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration496 1989-07-12 8 Chitra Rajaram - By Chitra Rajaram YOU are short-sighted. You go for an operation. You come out long-sight-ed. This has happened to one out of every four short-sighted persons who underwent the eye operation known as radial keratotomy, according to a US study. Fearing such a trend in496 words
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Article, Illustration303 1989-07-12 8 Griselda Loo - By Griselda Loo THERE is an art in planning visits to ancient churches and art galleries. Especially when you do it in 16 days and the sites are spread all over Italy and London. Twenty-five art teachers found that out recently. "Every morning303 words
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Article, Illustration287 1989-07-12 8 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim SPORTS fans were cheering away at the Bukit Turf Club on Sunday night. But they were not rooting for their favourite horse, but their favourite tennis player. The Derby Sports Bar and Restaurant had an all-tennis night. About 15 television sets showed287 words
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Article154 1989-07-12 8 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. aspirations: Ambitions or desires to do something. brood: Think deeply about something, silently and privately and often with strong feelings of bitterness or revenge. griped: Complained about something. hot154 words
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Advertisement1052 1989-07-12 9 Make a dash in July for Jordache precision quartz watches. From the famous design house of Jordache International. And, win yourself one of these 51 attractive prizes. lit UTMsr eomousnm £Jj J|| Phuket 4 days twin-sharing v\| two to Batam incl. overnight achotel Hnuitnontar commodation 2-waycruise-coach modation and nuwiueiiier transfer1,052 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration602 1989-07-12 10 Trudy Lim - Better homes and better workplaces are in store for Singaporeans. Even better, no one has to move out while improvements are being made. We describe in this page and the next page how it is possible to renovate with almost no dust or disruption toPictures/ Bouygues magazine - 602 words
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Article298 1989-07-12 10 IT'S the year 2010. As you sit at your table in the office, there is activity all around. The office is being upgraded. New furniture is brought in and old tables are moved out Extra computer terminals are being plugged in, and more efficient electronic equipment298 words
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Article, Illustration357 1989-07-12 11 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee IT used to be a fight every morning for the single toilet in Mr Abdul Rahim's fourroom HDB apartment. But the problem will soon be solved. An extra toilet is going to be installed in his home. Mr Rahim is357 words
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Article, Illustration343 1989-07-12 11 p A P| I AiifSMT dramatic plan to improve the quality of life for rmUIIIVKII I HDB residents was unexpectedly unveiled in Parliament yesterday. Ministers and MPs also discussed the plight of illegal workers and the future of Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew.343 words
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Article119 1989-07-12 11 Foreign Affaire Minister Wong Kan Seng told Parliament the Government is "considering a once and for all solution that will give all Thai and other offenders a last chance to leave without punishment". Mr Wong was replying to Mr Abdullah Tarmugi (Siglap) who asked about119 words
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Article, Illustration129 1989-07-12 11 THE man most likely to succeed Mr Lee Kuan Yew as Prime Minister said Mr Lee would remain a Cabinet minister after stepping down. First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said this in reply to questions from Non-Constituency MP Dr Lee Siew Choh. Mr129 words
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207 1989-07-12 11 A BILL allowing Central Provident Fund savings to be used to pay for higher education in Singapore was passed by Parliament yesterday. In all, four bills were passed and three new bills introduced. CENTRAL Provident Fund (Amendment No 2) allows CPF savings for207 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration269 1989-07-12 12 Wire services. US Defence Secretary Richard Cheney has unveiled plans to streamline Pentagon's system of buying weapons. This is expected to help save about $58 billion over the next five budget years. A key recommendation in the Cheney review, endorsed by PresidentWire services. - 269 words
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187 1989-07-12 12 Wire services. A FORMER Merrill Lynch stockbroker in New York, his mother and three others have been accused of insider trading by using tips from advance copies of Business Week magazine. The civil suit, filed in a New Haven, Connecticut,Wire services. - 187 words
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Article, Illustration296 1989-07-12 12 Wire services. PRESIDENT George Bush has arrived in Hungary from Poland and pledged to give full backing for political and economic reform in Eastern bloc countries. "I salute the leaders of Hungary. And I salute the reforms and changes that are taking placeWire services.; Picture/ Afp - 296 words
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212 1989-07-12 12 Wire services. THE acting world mourned the death yesterday of Laurence Olivier, and theatres lowered their flags and doused their lights for an hour. Queen Elizabeth sent condolences to the Olivier family, who were at his bedside when he died peacefully at home, agedWire services. - 212 words
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148 1989-07-12 12 Wire services. A 14-YEAR-OLD mother smothered her month-old son with a diaper because she was "tired of the baby". The unmarried mother, who was not identified, was charged in a Chicago juvenile court yesterday with murder. The girl was visiting the baby's paternalWire services. - 148 words
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152 1989-07-12 13 Wire services. COMMUNIST Party chief Jiang Zemin said China's one country-two systems policy would benefit Hongkong, Britain and other countries, Xinhua news agency said. Mr Jiang told a visiting group from Hongkong that the principle was in line with the fundamental needs of theWire services. - 152 words
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Article, Illustration286 1989-07-12 13 Wire services. SOVIET students are to be let off part of their military service or allowed to postpone it to allow them to finish their studies, Prime Minis- ter Nikolai Ryzhkov told the Supreme Soviet yesterday. Mr Ryzhkov's announcement in the Supreme Soviet, the inner parliament,Wire services. - 286 words
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Article84 1989-07-12 13 Wire services. A PET dog bit off the head of a sleeping three-week-old baby, police said yesterday. The dog a giant deerhound was killed after its owners found the body of their son on the living room couch. The parents said they heard no soundWire services. - 84 words
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Article, Illustration40 1989-07-12 13 DiSCO palms: Dancing's a breeze to them, with the right music. Tom Flaherty of Gemmv Industries, Irving, Texas, plays a cassette to show how palm trees sway to music at an exhibition in Chicago. Picture/ ApPicture/ Ap - 40 words
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Article220 1989-07-12 13 Wire services. TONS of slimy, green algae foam have appeared along Italy's northern Adriatic beaches, news reports said. Representatives from eastern coastal regions asked the environment minister yesterday for help in fighting the pollution. "For the present emergency, it is necessary to approve the 53-billion-lire ($7B-mil-lion)Wire services. - 220 words
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Advertisement159 1989-07-12 13 HERE'S SOMETHING TO GET ALL YOU "SWATCHIES" IN THE CREATIVE FIELD WHIPPING OUT THE SKETCH PADS IN A HURRY: THE DESIGN YOUR SWATCH CONTEST. WATCH OUT. SWATCH'S IN. Open to all companies and institutions interested in design, the contest poses M T the challenge of translating your perception of the159 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration42 1989-07-12 14 Deserted dock: A lone cyclist crosses a bridge in the deserted docklands on the Humberside in Leeds. British dockworkers went on strike yesterday protesting against the scrapping of the old system which assured them jobs for life. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 42 words
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229 1989-07-12 14 Wire services. MORE than 12,000 Malaysians are working illegally in Taiwan and they say they had been tricked into going there by attractive job offers. They are working in restaurants, hotels, at construction sites and in small and medium industries, the Malaysian newspaper, The Star,Wire services. - 229 words
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155 1989-07-12 14 Wire services. A $41 BILLION takeover battle for BAT Industries, the tobacco, insurance, retailing and paper group, has broken out in London. Financier Sir James Goldsmith joined forces with Mr Jacob Rothschild and Mr Kerry Packer, the Australian media tycoon, to launch the offer.Wire services. - 155 words
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FOREIGN STOCKS
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Article, Illustration267 1989-07-12 14 Wire services. LONDON shares shot up to post-October 1987 crash highs yesterday morning as the biggest ever bid for a British company was launched £13 billion for BAT Industries. The Financial Times 30share index rose 30.2 points to close at 1,850.3. The 850 pence per share offer, rejected byWire services. - 267 words
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Article84 1989-07-12 14 Reuter. SHARE prices opened firmer on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today. Gains on Wall Street overnight, stable currency rates and clues that US interest rates may be declining prompted investors to continue yesterday's buying. The key 225-share Nikkei index firmed 65.68 points to 33,812.45 in 10 minutes after risingReuter. - 84 words
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Article52 1989-07-12 14 FT Industrials Tue 1,850.30 (1,820.10) Dow Jones Average Tue 2,514.61. (2,502.66) ST Industrial Tue 1,346.17 (1,345.40) NST Industrial Tue 2,340.94 (2,337.21) Hongkong Hang Sang Tue 2,485.85 (2,439.20) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1551.80 (1,536.90) Nikkei Stack Average Tue 33,746.77 (33,676.02) Figure* in brackets refer to thoee of the previous52 words
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Article, Illustration285 1989-07-12 14 Wire services. WALL Street stock prices moved higher yesterday as the market extended its advance for a sixth straight session. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 11.95 to close at 2,514.61. Advancing issues outnumbered declines by about eight to five on the New York Stock Exchange,Wire services. - 285 words
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Advertisement60 1989-07-12 15 HOLLYWOOD MOVIES. HOME BUDGETS Hollywood movies needn't be big-budget ome budget. Like Piezo Auto productions. Not with the Panasonic Focus, Zoom Lens, Flying Erase NV-MC6 compact movie Head, Fade in and Fade out and It's the most affordable way a uni-directional microphone, to enjoy professional style Mr Spielberg are you60 words
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Miscellaneous1683 1989-07-12 15 nr> t I' television s hf|f' A SPRIGHTIy old lady runs Kk A BRITISH Secret Service Agent ]j SSJJE?* ?f W.' into a hitman and joins him in a tries to take his own life but survives. Wildcats, pine lucrative partnership in crime. He is sent to a retirement home1,683 words
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sports
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Article, Illustration811 1989-07-12 16 DEATH threats and dress-code dramas. strikes and Sunday double headers. Wacky weather and scalper scandals. Mad Mac and Mac the Nice. It all added up to one ofthe weirdest Wimbledons in years. AP w IMBLEDON, the tournament of tradition, turned out to be very untraditional. When the fortnightAP; Pictures/ Wire Services - 811 words
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493 1989-07-12 16 Gill Culver; Barbara Pee - VIEW FROM THE HOME TURF By Gill Culver and Barbara Pee ONCE a year, global attention is focused on the All England Tennis Club. As the affluent, leafy village of Wimbledon unfolds to reveal its unexpectedly cosmopolitan nature, the Wombles must take a back493 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration538 1989-07-12 17 Vivien Chiong - The Accused HK-style By Vivien Chiong HOT on the heels of The Accused comes the Hongkong film Vengeance is Mine (midnight at Eng Wah cinemas tonight). The second Hongkong rape movie to cash in on the publicity generated by The Accused (the first was Law or Justice which played here538 words
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Article, Illustration325 1989-07-12 18 Ting Mei See - By Ting Mei See E I IGHT couples will show off their fancy footwork this Friday in the first locally-choreo-graphed Ballroom Formation performance. Ballroom Formation, which is common at international ballroom dancing competitions, is being introduced here by the Steven and Vivien Dance Studio. It325 words
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Article173 1989-07-12 18 ANGELA Woo likes challenges and presenting herself on stage. That is why she takes part in beauty contests. "I enjoy the challenge of going on stage and getting through the contest heats. Everytime I make the finals, I feel a sense of achievement." The Miss Singapore World173 words
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Article, Illustration466 1989-07-12 18 Adeline Woon - By Adeline Woon THREE thousand Singaporeans are going without food on July 29. It is part of a 30-hour fast organised by World Vision. Participants will skip three main meals in an attempt to raise $300,000 for famine relief in Africa. The 30-hour famine466 words
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Advertisement59 1989-07-12 17 For smoother, a ,«sc younger-looking skin Kao Biore Facial Wash is a neutral and non-alkaline cleanser that gently cleanses your skin while retaining its natural softness. It has a rh floral fra 9 rance that leaves you feeling fresh flll^^^KaoKlOll^ ■P and clean. And its special formulation makes it ljJ.v/159 words
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Advertisement342 1989-07-12 18 The 16 Finalists of The Miss Singapore World Beauty Pageant will be featured in our pin-up page on alternate weekdays from July 10 to August 14. A mil line-up will appear on August 16. All you need to do is to pick the contestant whom you think will be crowned342 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article393 1989-07-12 20 Ng Sook Fun - By Ng Sook Fun HIGH Frequency, the band playing at Hilton's Loimge, really lives up to its name. On their first night, they were told to tone down their music because it filtered into the reception area and guests could not hear the reception staff.393 words
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Article, Illustration464 1989-07-12 20 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong THE things a man will do to win a girl's heart Malaysian popstar Sudirman Haji Arshad tore a ligament while trying to impress Singapore's Anita Sarawak. That happened on a beach in Port Dickson when the two were filming a music video464 words
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Article215 1989-07-12 20 FRIGHT NIGHT II (Cathay Marina 1) A HORROR comedy. Regine, played by Julie Carmen, is out to avenge the death of her vampire brother who was killed by Charley (William Ragsdale) and Peter (Roddy McDowell) in Fright Night. Time: Cathay: 11 am, 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.15 pm Marina 1:215 words
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Advertisement20 1989-07-12 20 THE BOOK OF INGREDIENTS Everything you need to know about fruits, vegetables, cheeses, sugars, chicken, pasta, 146/12/89 Times The BookshopjP[^^^|20 words
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HORIZONS
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Article1113 1989-07-12 21 Dear Aggie, I am a spoilt brat who gets everything I want. I go to a private school and nobody likes me. I sit all alone in class, have no friends and have to fight because I often get teased. Once, I ended up tearing1,113 words
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Article71 1989-07-12 21 AGGIE will give advice every Wednesday in this paper. Questions Aggie can't answer will be put to other experts such as doctors, psychologists and psychiatrists. Write to Dear Aggie, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. You must give your name and address. But The New71 words
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Article, Illustration88 1989-07-12 21 Dear Aggie, I read about the ambition of Ambitious Girl (June 28). I would like to get in touch with her. I find her "crazy idea'* absolutely wonderful. I love the idea though, as you said, the idea isn't very feasible. I would88 words
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Advertisement81 1989-07-12 21 i| Ad mt»> 00 510 MISS SINGAPORE ALL NATIONS BEAUTY PAGEANT V| Ml AT I: WEDNESDAY 21 ST JUNE 1989 A SEMI HNAL WEDNESDAY I9TH iUIY 1989 HEAT 2: WEDNESDAY 28TH JUNE 1989 Ptranfif: WEDNESDAY 30TM AUGUST 1989 HEAT 3: WEDNESDAY STMJUtY 1989 MAMtkfIMAO: ftIDAY ISTM SEPTEMBER 1989 HEAT 4:81 words
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Miscellaneous1013 1989-07-12 22 WEDNESDAYRADIO COMICRELIEF EHiMSIM |SBHi Curry-Pllff/Raymond Lee NOON Newt la Brtof (Programmes in Mandarin) Haji /tma utTX 12 05 H *£T Light iMtn w HmJ^CYou time listening pleasure. 12.50 Merket Report J/ 1.00 New* aad Weatker Report „LV J> ty*" /->. L^lK,—/=S |> —■—/OUB 1.15 Laeckdete (continued) (Programmes in English) fj1,013 words
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Miscellaneous643 1989-07-12 23 COMICREUEF WEDNESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/conn Goh EBUQZIHEMIi NOON Oaad Mask, C««M*y NOON Nawtdatk Noon-time musical entertain- 12 30 Off the Shelf BEOfMUfc TttS WE» id 1 -imiE THIN6S HE Hflb bin imfit "MEI weeeß I..W* ewdcncz comb I f rU 12.45 Caaatry Style ORCMRb ROAh Nrtlß HOtICU) BEFoRE... mvAn drill out643 words
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Article1499 1989-07-12 24 ►COTOESttGE I —~X EMMANUEL AT CHAMBER l^~J1 ORCHESTRA The orchestra consists of amateur and professional musicians and students, all of whom have come together to play and promote music. It will present Water Music in F by Handel, A Piano Concerto in Bb Major by1,499 words
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Article19 1989-07-12 24 CENTRESTAGE: Emmanuel Chamber Orchestra NIGHTLIGHTS: Hawaiian Paradise FOOD: Arabic Night COMING UP: San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra19 words
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Article, Illustration85 1989-07-12 24 See a Chinese opera, a kavadi carrier and a Malay wedding all in one sitting. Then pose with a python, participate in magic shows and do the ronggeng. You can do all this at the Temasek Cultural Show designed to showcase Singapore's multi-racial society. Complementing this is85 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration316 1989-07-12 25 TRANSFER TALES Wire services. ICELANDIC international Siggi Jonsson is poised to snub English champion Arsenal and sign for Nottingham Forest for around £400,000 (1.25 million). The 22-year-old Sheffield Wednesday midfielder is reported to be taken by the idea of an automatic first-team place at theWire services. - 316 words
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Article259 1989-07-12 25 RACING... ...by DENNIS CH1A ELEKTRA, a first-up winner last week, should prove too good for his Class Four rivals at Ipoh this week. The Swift Gun mare has improved further judging by her trackwork on a good track at Ipoh this morning when hard held to clock259 words
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Article, Illustration394 1989-07-12 26 1987 Sea Games gold medalist Patricia Kim is worried. She is in bad shape, literally. She has become overweight while studying in the United States. She has one month to rediscover her form. Can she do it? ALFONSO CHAN finds out Y OU wouldn't call394 words
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Article, Illustration220 1989-07-12 26 Reuter. DIEGO Maradona wants to leave Napoli for French champion Marseille, according to a Brazilian newspaper report published yesterday. Maradona told 0 Globo that he wanted to move for f family reasons. "I don't want to deprive my daughter Dalma of a happy life, like living inReuter. - 220 words
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Article377 1989-07-12 26 South America Cup Reuter, AFP. BRAZIL and Argentina, World Cup winners past and present, meet for the first time since 1984 in Rio de Janeiro today in the South American Championship. The Argentines, captained by Diego Maradona, are slight favourites. They reached the final round unbeaten andReuter, AFP. - 377 words
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Article283 1989-07-12 26 Wire Services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: CRICKET English County Championship At Kidderminster: Leics 180 and 80 (S McEwan 6-34); Worcs 245 (S Rhodes 73 n.0.) and 16-0. Worcs bt Leics by 10 wkts. At Swansea: Essex 174 end 213-2 dec (B Hardie 101 n.0.); Glamorgan 65 (D PringleWire Services. - 283 words
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Article, Illustration195 1989-07-12 27 S Gulam - KALLANG CHAOS Stories/ S Gulam KELANTAN will make a complaint about the referee Hamzah Sebot to the Football Association of Malaysia and ask for a replay of last night's game. This was stated by its assistant team manager Tengku Makram. "He (the referee) was deadwood," said a furious195 words
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Article, Illustration154 1989-07-12 27 KELANTAN striker Razali Rashid denied that he had handled the ball while scoring the goal that was disal- lowed and led to a fracas last night "It was a clean goal," said the former Singapore player. "I chested the ball from the long cross by154 words
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Article, Illustration803 1989-07-12 28 Jeffrey Low - SINGAPORE 1 KELANTAN 0 KALLANG CHAOS Jeffrey Low M I Y, oh, my...The infamous East Coast temper flew off its handle again. And this time, at the height it, the poor men in black became the objects of hatred. For better or for worse, it was unfortunate803 words
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306 1989-07-12 28 S Gulam - By S Gulam THE linesman who faced the wrath of Kelantan last night was probably saved from further humiliation by some Singapore players. A shaken S Krishnamoorthy said during the interval: "...if not for the Singapore players, I think I would have been306 words
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Article, Illustration355 1989-07-12 29 Abdul Shukor - LARKIN LAMENT Stories/ Abdul Shukor Football hooliganism reared its ugly head again last night, when nearly 500 Johor supporters stormed into the field after its 2-1 loss to Kedah last night at the Larkin Stadium in Johor Bahru. The target of the crowd was SelangorPicture/ NST - 355 words
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Article178 1989-07-12 29 JOHOR manager Datuk Suleiman Mohamed Noor was incensed at what he called "unprofessional" refereeing in yesterday's game. "It is a shame that in this semi-pro league the referee is still not up to standard. I know Johor could be fined for this but I'm making an official178 words
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Advertisement448 1989-07-12 25 11.*71' i'"i EMPLOYMENT 737-1166 Are you embarking on your working career and net knowing which direction to take? OR Are you preparing yourself for a change in your career? Why don't you take your time and be paid for it while you decide on the next appropriate course of action?448 words
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Advertisement118 1989-07-12 27 i: i««; B I R o3 f s ijTTi t* M Running Tennis Basketball I See the full range of New Balance products at: NEW BALANCE TECHNICAL CENTRE #02-11 Plaza Singapura, Singapore 0923. Tel: *****49 #01-43 Raffles City Shopping Centre, Singapore 0718. Tel: *****71 And the following authorised dealers:- COUNTRY118 words
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Advertisement558 1989-07-12 29 WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1989 28/89-3 I Win $s,ooocash j jackpot this week. j Cut out and attach with other coupons (Monday to Saturday) Name: I/CNo: j FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW. J Last coupon I D A C willbeon: I D U O ——Closing date I i"558 words
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Article, Illustration37 1989-07-12 30 Kelantan players, Johor fans assault refs Rtf mm ltd: Referee Hamiah goes down crashing... end then cornea down on Kelan tan's Robby Darwia, sending him off in yeeterdav'a Malaysia Cup game at the National Stadium37 words
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Advertisement224 1989-07-12 30 Referee-bashing broke out on both sides of the Causeway last night. While Malacca referee Hamzah Sebot was being assaulted by Kelantan players at Kallang, his Selangor counterpart Clement Ambrose was being manhandled by Johor fans at Jalan Larkin. And there to capture the big bash were The New Paper's writers224 words
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