The New Paper, 20 September 1988
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Title Section16 1988-09-20 1 the new paper TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 1988 MICI (P) 1 79/4/88 50 CENTS the new paper16 words
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Advertisement132 1988-09-20 1 I YOU'LL FLIP r>nc\/ 3 OVER THIS LAJ^r ft- Colour graphic shows what to look for when cvi gymnasts tumble. Now you can be the judge. THE MONEY TRAPS Your pocket. Your car boot. Your briefcase. Money kept there is bait for thieves. Why so many Singaporeans are victims of132 words
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Article, Illustration36 1988-09-20 1 Strong arms: Australian Duncan Armstrong raises victory fist after Olympic upset. Coming from behind, he beats favourites Michael Gross and Matt Biondi for gold mednl in 200 m freestyle. Picture/ REUTERPicture/ REUTER - 36 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article376 1988-09-20 2 HOW far a dangling steel cable "drooped" under a flying jet fighter was a major issue in the case of a motorcyclist who died on a road. A Coroner's Court hearing into the unusual death of Mr Sevalinggam Kumarasamy, 42, a construction site supervisor,376 words
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Article, Illustration66 1988-09-20 2 Fury: Haitians continue to hurl stones at a suspected secret policeman, crumpled in death on the steps at left. Their stones large pieces of concrete killed him as punishment for service to the regime just toppled by the military. He was said to belong to the TontonPicture/ Afp - 66 words
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181 1988-09-20 2 Wire services. AT LEAST 25 people were wounded by gunfire when racial rivals fought it out in a disputed ethnic region of the Soviet Union, officials say. Tass said it was one of the most violent clashes ever in a dispute overWire services. - 181 words
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Article103 1988-09-20 2 THE Government means to boost Singapore's oil trading industry with two new tax perks. Trade and Industry Minister, Brig-Gen (Res) Lee Hsien Loong, yesterday said starting on the first day of next year the tax on income from oil trading will drop from 33 per103 words
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Article, Illustration461 1988-09-20 3 Thusita Silva - By Thusita Silva A SECTION of River Valley Road got very slippery yesterday. A tanker dropped its load of coconut oil in an accident near the Fraser and Neave building at about 10.25 am. It happened when the tanker had to slow down suddenly and wasPicture/ Jonathan Choo; Pictures/ Steven Lee - 461 words
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Miscellaneous29 1988-09-20 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook for Singapore from noon to midnight: Showers over several areas in the afternoon. Maximum temperature: 31 degrees. Sunset today: 7.01 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 6.54 am.29 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration573 1988-09-20 4 THEY keep it in their pockets, bags, envelopes, the car b00t... Many Singaporeans still keep thousands of dollars in these places. And often, they end up losing the lot. The latest victim is businessman Lai Nai Khiong, 45, who reported that he lost his briefcase containing573 words
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TWO CASE STUDIES OF TOO MUCH MONEY IN HAND
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Article84 1988-09-20 4 CAR dealer Koh Kim Huat, 62, said he was robbed of his $4,000 Rolex watch and $2,000 in cash this month. He had just parked his car in the car park at Block 539, Bedok North Street 3, where he lives, when he said he noticed a white84 words
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Article87 1988-09-20 4 BUSINESSMAN Ang Tek Chan, hid $10,000 in his Malaysian passport and left it on the front seat of his car. The money, in $1,000 notes, had been given to him by his wife and was to be taken to Johor. Mr Ang parked his car in a car87 words
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55 1988-09-20 4 Wherever possible, try to make use of cashless transactions. Carry crossed cheques which cannot be cashed when stolen. Avoid leaving valuables In the car. If you have to, keep them in the boot or the glove compartment. Move in a group when55 words
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Article, Illustration280 1988-09-20 4 Ambrose Poh - By Ambrose Poh SOME containers have been unloaded to reduce the 45-degree tilt of the ship Markham Bay at a Singapore wharf. The ship came to rest on the wharf in that position at about 11 am on Sunday while loading near Warehouse 18K, Keppel Harbour.280 words
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Article170 1988-09-20 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. Accustomed: If a person is accustomed to something, he is used to it or knows it well. Bad press: If something is getting a bad press, it is being170 words
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Article, Illustration449 1988-09-20 5 Joe Nathan - You read yesterday about the mechanic who keeps old taxis going on Pulau Übin. Today we take you on a ride in one of the many water taxis that ply between the island and Changi Point. By Joe Nathan MEET the cabbies of the waterwaysPictures/ Jonathan Choo - 449 words
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Article, Illustration168 1988-09-20 6 Abdul Hadhi - By Abdul Hadhi ILLEGAL moneylenders seem to be good with words. They use them to shame people who owe them. But words backfired for two of the moneylenders when they were taken to court yesterday. One of the you-better-pay-back notes written in Chinese was168 words
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Article, Illustration279 1988-09-20 6 Angeline Song - Disabled but they ran own club By Angeline Song IT'S a club for the disabled by the disabled. The Integration Club of Geylang West Community Centre is run by the disabled, although there are able-bod-ied volunteers to lend a hand. The vice-chairman of the club is Mr Sum Kwai Tat,279 words
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Article196 1988-09-20 7 Ronald Wong - By Ronald Wong A MAN fell to his death early yesterday. The police want to know his identity. A passerby found the man's body on the footpath next to Block 140, Serangoon North Avenue 2, at about 7.35 am. He was* lying face up196 words
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Article, Illustration228 1988-09-20 7 SEAL your letters with some love. Those with a heart for the less fortunate can now buy Christmas and Lunar New Year seals to help more than 30 charities. The Rotary Club of Singapore and the Community Chest have produced about six million Christmas seals228 words
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Article, Illustration380 1988-09-20 7 Karen Goh - By Karen Goh DAINTY feet wedged themselves firmly in the door of a mens-only club yesterday. The door is open just a crack, though. Women are only allowed as far as the dining room, and only as guests. Ten women lunched there yesterday, amid thePictures/ John Tan - 380 words
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81 1988-09-20 7 REGISTRATION for national service is now open for Singapore citizens and permanent residents. Those born on or between Dec 15, 1970 and March 15, 1971 may register at the Central Manpower Base, Dempsey Road. Registration will be on until Nov 23. Those intending to register should81 words
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Article53 1988-09-20 7 IF YOU hear and see fighter planes zooming above, don't be alarmed. They are Republic of Singapore Air Force planes taking part in an air exercise. It begins at midnight and will end at 3 am tomorrow. A Defence Ministry statement yesterday said intensive air activities53 words
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Article, Illustration448 1988-09-20 8 Chow Wai Fong - By Chow Wai Fong WHEN parents meet teachers at Peicai Secondary School in Serangoon North, it is not always because of a child's poor results. More often than not, it's to enjoy a plate of fried chicken wings together. The school frequently holds get-together parties. And448 words
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Article, Illustration264 1988-09-20 8 Chua Chin Chye - By Chua Chin Chye AN ELDERLY woman told police she had been attacked by a neighbour, a woman 50 years younger than she. It was the result of a quarrel last Sunday afternoon, said Madam Yap Seow Moi, 77. The neighbour's two-year-oldPicture/ JOHN TAN - 264 words
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Article, Illustration289 1988-09-20 8 Cheng Shoong Tat - By Cheng Shoong Tat in KUNMING. CHINA PRIME Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew is to cruise across China's sixth-largest fresh water lake today. The area around the cres-cent-shaped 300 sq km Dianchi Lake, better known as Kunming Lake, is one of the birthplaces of ancient YunnanPicture/ Simon Ker - 289 words
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Article198 1988-09-20 9 Wire services. VIETNAMESE head-of-state Mr Vo Chi Cong says Hanoi is now prepared for talks with Beijing to improve rocky relations between the two countries. His comment at a Kremlin banquet followed by three days a plea from Mr Mikhail Gorbachev for direct Vietnam-China talks onWire services. - 198 words
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Article, Illustration155 1988-09-20 9 Wire services. EMPEROR Hirohito's condition has worsened. Doctors and family were summoned to the Imperial Palace last night to tend to the ailing 87-year-old monarch. Emperor Hirohito, Japan's symbolic leader for 63 years, has run a high fever for four days and vomited blood yesterday, saidWire services. - 155 words
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Article, Illustration50 1988-09-20 9 Adult S play: More than a gentle French breeze is needed to loft this giant manta-ray kite. Its builder is New Zealander Peter Lynn, modestly known as the "Pope of Kites". He's among 200 who have entered kites in an international competition at Dieppe, France. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 50 words
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179 1988-09-20 9 Wire services. SUPERPOWER tempers are flaring as the United Nations opens its 43rd session in a quest for world peace. The issue: An American demand that South Korea be permitted to address the General Assembly. The proposal drew immediate fire from China and aWire services. - 179 words
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Article188 1988-09-20 9 Wire services. SRI LANKA has offered amnesty to Tamil rebels in an attempt to bring peace to the country before elections in the north and east. There has been no indication, however, that the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) is interested. Even so, the governmentWire services. - 188 words
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Article85 1988-09-20 9 Wire services. MALAYSIAN navy ships have intruded into Philippine territorial waters at least 69 times in the past five years, armed forces chief Gen Renato De Villa says. He made the claim at a hearing of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The panel is looking into aWire services. - 85 words
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Article, Illustration145 1988-09-20 9 Wire services. IRAQ may alter the course of the disputed Shatt al-Arab, the waterway that now threatens to block a permanent peace with Iran. The official Iraqi news agency INA said President Saddam Hussein raised the issue at a meeting of field commanders and suggestedWire services. - 145 words
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Article166 1988-09-20 10 Wire services. ABOUT 150,000 people have been arrested in a single day of West Bengal protests against a defamation bill and other policies of the Prime Minister, Mr Rajiv Gandhi. The Press Trust of India (PTI) said yesterday's protest was called by the All India Forward Bloc,Wire services. - 166 words
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Article, Illustration33 1988-09-20 10 Alert: While East-West tensions have ebbed, the superpowers are taking no chances. These US Marines are going through joint manoeuvres with allied forces in Norway. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 33 words
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Article211 1988-09-20 10 Wire Services. THIRTEEN members of the Malaysian Parliament who seek to unseat the Prime Minister have formed an opposition group. Former Foreign Minister Datuk Rais Yatim said the group would be led by Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, an arch-rival of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr MahathirWire Services. - 211 words
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Article42 1988-09-20 10 Wire services. FLICKERING hopes for peace in Lebanon are rapidly dying. The latest blow came early today when Christians vetoed an agreement between the US and Syria on a new president for Lebanon. Officials see no compromise candidate. Wire services.Wire services. - 42 words
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Article431 1988-09-20 11 The Foreign Desk Staff - By The Foreign Desk Staff WITH Rangoon's ancient streets again splashed with the blood of protesters, Burma's new military leader has promised that his regime will quickly hold free elections. A Radio Rangoon broadcast, monitored in Bangkok early today, said the junta formed a new Election431 words
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103 1988-09-20 11 Wire services. BORDER tensions are rising between Cambodia and neighbouring Thailand. The latest sign: The Vietnamese-in-stalled Cambodian regime in Phnom Penh is claiming Thai violations of its territory. The Cambodian news agency SPK says that Thailand's F-11l aircraft made two intrusions into Cambodian airspace from twoWire services. - 103 words
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Article, Illustration43 1988-09-20 11 Greetings: There's no rest for a panda. Gong Gong, a visitor from China, meets Canadian Premier Brian Mulroney and his three children. Gong Gong and her mates from the Great Circus of China are performing in Ottawa. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 43 words
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Article, Illustration261 1988-09-20 11 Wire services. DISTRESSED by the country's nose-diving economy, the Polish Parliament has accepted the abrupt resignation of Prime Minister Zbigniew Messner's government. It is the first time since the communists took over in World War II that a Polish government has been forced to step asideWire services.; Picture/ Afp - 261 words
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Article163 1988-09-20 11 Wire services. SWEDEN has discovered the location of a secret Saudi Arabian missile base with the help of a satellite. The satellite pictures were released yesterday in Stockholm. They pinpoint the site as near the As Sulayyil oasis, some 475 km south-west of Riyadh. Chinese-made ballisticWire services. - 163 words
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Article, Illustration151 1988-09-20 12 Wire services. INDIA will soon have its own Pepsi generation. The maker of Pepsi Cola says New Delhi has given it permission to bottle and sell the soft drink in India. The deal is a victory for Pepsi Cola which, like its rival Coca Cola, has beenWire services. - 151 words
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Article291 1988-09-20 12 Wire Services. A NEW survey counts more than a half-billion disabled people in the world today 80 per cent of whom survive in poor Third World countries by begging on the street. Every year, 15 million more people swell the ranks of the disabled because ofWire Services. - 291 words
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Article84 1988-09-20 12 Wire Services. ISRAEL has joined the world's exclusive rocket club by putting its first satellite into orbit. Israel said the experimental rocket lifted off at 5.30 pm yesterday. The launching came amid reports that Israel was developing a satellite to spy on neighbouring Arab states.Wire Services. - 84 words
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Article284 1988-09-20 12 Wire services. TOKYO is among the world's most expensive places to live in, but the Japanese are not among the best-paid, says a Swiss study. The bank Union de Banques Suisses (ÜBS) in Geneva puts Tokyo ahead of Stockholm, Copenhagen, Geneva and Zurich, as among theWire services. - 284 words
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Article, Illustration262 1988-09-20 12 Wire services. SHARE prices closed lower on the London Stock Exchange yesterday after an irregular session. The Financial Times 30share index fell 3.9 points to close at 1,418.6. Trading was thin on the eve of the publication of British money supply and bank lending figures. Wall Street's sharp openingWire services. - 262 words
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Article73 1988-09-20 12 Reuter. SHARE prices fell at the opening on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today, on some profit-taking after recent gains and a lower Wall Street overnight, brokers said. But they added that the downturn could reverse itself later in the day. The Nikkei lost 134.01 points, or 0.48 per cent,Reuter. - 73 words
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Article52 1988-09-20 12 FT Industrials Mon 1,418.60 (1,422.50) Dow Jones Average Mon 2,081.08 (2,098.15) ST Industrial Mon 1,062.52 (1,064.93) NST Industrial Mon 1,742.30 (1,744.28) Hongkong Hang Seng Mon 2,447.58 (2,458.82) Australian All Ordinaries Mon 1,539.60 (1,559.50) Nikkei Stock Average Mon 27,901.00 (27,866.38) Figures in bracket* refer to those of the previous52 words
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Article, Illustration278 1988-09-20 12 Reuter. WALL STREET stocks were pushed lower yesterday by a weak bond market and leftover-selling from last week's "triple witching" expiration of stocks futures and options, leaving the Dow Jones industrial average nursing a loss of 17 points. Analysts said the market was ripe for some selling andReuter. - 278 words
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Article, Illustration466 1988-09-20 13 THE NEW RARER SPECIAL imiwrm Reuter. WITH little to lose except some pride, Singapore's Ang Peng Siong had a fling at the 100 m butterfly and came in with a poor time of 57.41 sec in the heats this morning. His effort was well outsideReuter. - 466 words
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Advertisement28 1988-09-20 13 Kodak _\ll y i J I Official Rim %J( f 1 J otthem w n I Kodacolor Gold Film captures the y|| true feeling of the Olympic Games.28 words
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Article, Illustration70 1988-09-20 14 SEOULPIC TWO kinds of joy were registered in successive events in the Olympic pool yesterday one expected, the other unexpected. Australian Duncan Armstrong (left) wildly celebrates his stunning upset of America's Matt Biondi in the 200 m freestyle final yesterday. But East German Kristin Otto seems coolPicture/ Reuter; Picture/ Afp - 70 words
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Article, Illustration210 1988-09-20 15 AP Florence Griffith Joyner's sensational world record of 10.49 seconds in the women's 100 meters in the U.S. Olympic trials in July has been ratified by the International Amateur Athletics Federation. Florence's time was adjudged "fully satisfactory" after the lAAF president Primo NebioloAP - 210 words
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Article, Illustration285 1988-09-20 15 Reuter CANADIAN Ben Johnson's dash for gold looks set for a good start with a decision by athletics' governing body ruling in his favour. The International Amateur Athletic Federation (lAAF) said his 100 metres world record at last year's Rome world championships was "fair". The lAAF'sReuter; Pictures/ Reuter - 285 words
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Article, Illustration349 1988-09-20 16 Ken Jalleh Jr - By Ken Jalleh Jr THANK you Duncan Armstrong for proving once again that sport is predictably unpredictable. Thank you, too, NBC and the world's media for all the hoopla over Matt Biondi and Michael Gross. Wish you were here sports fan, to watch almost349 words
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Article, Illustration632 1988-09-20 16 Here is the story of an East German girl who has several world and European titles to her credit, but not an Olympic gold. Yesterday, she realised her 13-year dream. THIS is written with a clear conscience, without prejudice and as a favour to KristinPictures/ Afp - 632 words
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Article, Illustration297 1988-09-20 17 UPI. GRETE Waits knew exactly who to ask for advice after having knee surgery Just six weeks ahead of the Seoul Olympic Marathon. It was American Joan Benoit, who won the gold medal ahead of Waits at the Los Angeles Games four years aUPI. - 297 words
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Article, Illustration495 1988-09-20 17 UPI. MARATHON men not only run far; they also run deep. Look into the eyes of Kenyan Ibrahim Hussein and you can almost see films of past Olympic marathons that have been playing over and over again in his mind for the last few months. "The OlympicUPI.; Picture/ Reuter - 495 words
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Article, Illustration515 1988-09-20 18 Shirley Tan - By Shirley Tan THE Soviet Union is leading in the Olympic gymnastics women's team competition but their coach Andrey Radionenko is not satisfied. "I can't say I'm happy with the results. I always want it better," Radionenko said after yesterday's four compulsory events. The Soviet515 words
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Article, Illustration60 1988-09-20 18 Gymnastics was first introduced in the earty 1800s, when German schoolteacher Fridrich Jahn designed special equipment for indoor exercises. Women became fullfledged Olympic gymnastics competitors in 1952. The women's event is broken into four segments: the vault, uneven parallel bars, balance beam and floor exercises. WOMEN'S60 words
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Article, Illustration57 1988-09-20 18 The Gymnastics competition at the first modern Olympiad (Athens. 1896) involved 75 men from only five countries. Since then, gymnastics has grown to be one of the Olympics most popular events Men's Gymnastics events are divided into six segments, consisting of floor exercises, pommel horse, rings,57 words
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Miscellaneous1448 1988-09-20 19 i l=_ lelevision s ills* aF^ EN^^hMe^ y FmmYp«t«.rHav All Under Heav«K Gymnastics Men's Team y Life In A Chinese Village Optional VIETNAM veteran thk. transformation from Weston (Wayne Rogers), who S» ■> «l coUectivisation to a system of individual THE Soviets have been leading in in Nam finds the1,448 words
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Miscellaneous341 1988-09-20 19 B S3 10.30 pm Tuesday Premiere The Lady From Yesterday: See Screen Gems. 12.15 Close 2 O 10.30 pm A Star In Time L_2J (C) Lan Hong suffers from a miscarriage. Her father Lan Jin Tang holds Hai Pi responsible and metes out a punishment to him. 11.30 Late News341 words
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Article, Illustration130 1988-09-20 20 Swim champ: Matt is gunning for Mark Spitz's record of seven gold medals in a single Olympics. He starts as favourite for the three free-style events despite such formidable opponents as Michael Gross, Tom Jaeger and Singapore's Ang Peng Siong. Nam*: Matt Biondi, swimmer WlttMlHty American An:Picture/ Allsports - 130 words
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Advertisement38 1988-09-20 20 With Kodacolor Gold Film The official film of the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. And 1 official sponsor of flying colors. the Singapore National Olympic Team. For colors so true-to-life, you can feel every moment. Kodak is Olympic color.38 words
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Article, Illustration515 1988-09-20 23 Shirley Tan - By Shirley Tan THE Soviet Union is leading in the Olympic gymnastics women's team competition but their coach Andrey Radionenko is not satisfied. "I can't say I'm happy with the results. I always want it better," Radionenko said after yesterday's four compulsory events. The Soviet515 words
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Article, Illustration60 1988-09-20 23 Gymnastics was first introduced in the earty 1800s, when German schoolteacher Fridrich Jahn designed special equipment for indoor exercises. Women became fullfledged Olympic gymnastics competitors in 1952. The women's event is broken into four segments: the vault, uneven parallel bars, balance beam and floor exercises. WOMEN'S60 words
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Article, Illustration57 1988-09-20 23 The Gymnastics competition at the first modern Olympiad (Athens, 1896) involved 75 men from only five countries. Since then, gymnastics has grown to be one of the Olympics most popular events Men's Gymnastics events are divided into six segments, consisting of floor exercises, pommel horse, rings,57 words
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Article, Illustration609 1988-09-20 25 Reuter - Picture/ 1 Reuter PARK Seh-Jik is a rusty-faced military man who speaks of peace. These Games, he says, "are a time of excitement and renewal, of progress and harmony and of peace and prosperity". Three days into this sweaty love-in of peace and harmony and609 words
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187 1988-09-20 25 UPI. BRITAIN'S equestrian team captain and Princess Anne's husband, Mark Phillips, saw his hopes for an Olympic medal slip yesterday when a fierce rainstorm broke out during his first ride and hampered his performance. As soon as Phillips rode his mount, Cartier, intoUPI. - 187 words
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Article, Illustration496 1988-09-20 26 Shirley Tan - By Shirley Tan FIREWORKS that burst into trails of coloured smoke in the sky is one item that can be considered for a daytime celebration should organisers decide to hold the National Day Parade in the afternoon. The spectacular fireworks display, which took place immediately afterPicture/ Afp - 496 words
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Article115 1988-09-20 26 Reuter. CARL Lewis is nowhere to be seen in the Olympic athletes' village but his haircut is everywhere. The quadruple US Olympic champion has found quarters away from the other athletes, but seen from behind in the Olympic village many black sportsmen could be mistaken for him. Sean KnightReuter. - 115 words
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Article, Illustration203 1988-09-20 27 S. GULAM - Stories/ S. GULAM THE national soccer team may have finally found the perfect play-maker Salim Moin. After his superb performance against Negri Sembilan, Salim is now likely to win the play-mak-er's role. Coach Seak Poh Leong and his deputy N. Sivaji were both pleased with the way Salim203 words
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Article, Illustration227 1988-09-20 27 KEEP your feet firmly on the ground and work towards a Cup-final berth. That was coach Seak Poh Leong's advice to his players the day after Singapore booked its quarter-final berth with a 5-0 win over Negri Sembilan. Said Poh Leong: "We227 words
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Article363 1988-09-20 27 Wire Services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: AMERICAN FOOTBALL National League: Minnesota 31 Chicago 7, New Orleans 22 Detroit 14, Kansas City 20 Denver 13, Miami 24 Green Bay 17, Buffalo Bills 16 New England 14, New York 45 Houston 3, Cincinnati 17 Pittsburgh 12, Phoenix 30 Tampa BayWire Services. - 363 words
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Article, Illustration402 1988-09-20 28 SEOULBEAT MARY Lou Retton, winner of the women's gymnastics all-round gold medal in the 1984 Olympic Games, predicts the Soviet Union to take the team gold this year. Speaking to The New Paper in Seoul, she said that the silver and bronze medals will go to Rumania andPicture/ Afp - 402 words
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Miscellaneous389 1988-09-20 28 WSPORTS TUES IflOll 4p,n: Seou J Olympics '88: Diving 6.3o|>m: Gymnastics Women's Team 11 c i ni, aa u;„u Men's Springboard Final. Optional 11.30 am. Seoul Olympics 88: Highly 4.45pm: Seoul Olympics '88 Cy- 8.45pm: Seoul Olympics '88: Daily Swimm'tig. athletics cling (Men 4000 m IP). summary 2 nd basketball.389 words
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Miscellaneous1235 1988-09-20 29 RADIOGUIDE /Ol vvvyv LL VN/vV/VNArf N/N/N/N/S/NyNrf Lunchdate ■>•■■■«»■■«•«■»«» (Radio 1, 12.05 pm) OC K A SELECTION of great j gre l songs are featured here to keep you entertained while you tuck into your lunch. The numbers include Out Of Touch (Daryl Hall and John r\ a. A \r w1,235 words
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Miscellaneous318 1988-09-20 29 NOON Newsdesk 12.30 Sportsworld 12.45 Reflections: A moment for reflective thought on the role of religion in one's life. 12.SO Financial News 1.00 World News 1.09 Twenty-Four Hours: News Summary. 1.30 New Ideas 1.40 Book Choice: Recommends a good read for the week. 1.4S The World Today 2.00 Newsdesk 2.30318 words
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Advertisement267 1988-09-20 31 Asahi Glass, one of the world's^^fc^^^^^^ J leading manufacturer of quality colour TV glass has just established a new subsidiary, Asahi Techno Vision in Singapore, are now seeking experienced resourceful personnels to be fJI part our new team. ASAHI TECHNO VISION (S) PTE LTD WALK-IN GCE *N level or O267 words
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Article, Illustration487 1988-09-20 32 Adeline Woon - By Adeline Woon SO YOU want to be a deejay. You want to moonwalk on the console like Moe Alkaff and patter like Leslie Pillay. But what does it really take to be a DJ? Dedication, discipline and hard work lots of it,487 words
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331 1988-09-20 32 IF YOU'RE really set on deejaying and not just leaving it to chance some companies offer courses on DJ training. Solosa Sound Services run courses now and then when they have enough people to fill a class. There're usually not more331 words
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Article, Illustration436 1988-09-20 33 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong IT was a meeting of old friends at a rehearsal at SBC yesterday for Rampaiseni 88, the annual RTM/SBC Or- chestra Concert. The concert will be held tomorrow at the Kallang Theatre. All tickets have already been distributed. There were "hellos"436 words
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Article, Illustration59 1988-09-20 33 USA Today. COSBY star Phylicia Rashad and Cry Freedom star Denzel Washington, alumni of the Negro Ensemble Company, return to their theatrical training ground later this month. They will be there for McDonald's Literary Achievement Awards, which recognises writing on the US black experience. USA Today. WritingUSA Today. - 59 words
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Article61 1988-09-20 33 USA Today. PUPPLE, a paperback parody of People with dogs as celebrities, has leaped to the Number One seller at the B Dalton book chain in little more than a week. It has articles on Barkara Streishound and Miami Lice star Dog Johnson, Jim and Tammy Barkker.USA Today. - 61 words
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Article, Illustration65 1988-09-20 33 USA Today. FORBIDDEN Broadway '88, the newest edition of the show that lampoons Broadway, made its debut last week at New York's Theatre East with a Madonna parody. Madonna, who starred in Speed-the-Plow, is instructed by directors singing: "I strain in vain to train Madonna's brain" to theUSA Today. - 65 words
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Article, Illustration239 1988-09-20 33 A LOCAL musical variety show will replace the one now on over SBC 8. Four SBC singers Wu Jiaming, Ye Yarning, Zhang Piao Fang and Grace Tsang will host their own 45minute TV music specials, starting on Saturday, Oct 8. They will239 words
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Article, Illustration438 1988-09-20 36 UPI. POP singer Michael Jackson, who will make about $198 million during 1987 and 1988, has replaced comedian Bill Cosby as the world's highest-paid entertainer, Forbes magazine reports in its Oct. 3 issue. I Jackson, who was ranked ninth last year on the Forbes list, shouldUPI. - 438 words
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Article41 1988-09-20 36 TOP 10 EARNERS MICHAEL JACKSON $198 million BILL COSBY $187 million STEVEN SPIELBERG $130 million SYLVESTER STALLONE $128 million EDDIE MURPHY $126 million CHARLES SCHULZ $126 million BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN $124 million MIKE TYSON $112 million MADONNA $93 million A.SCHWARZENEGGER $88 million41 words
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Article, Illustration309 1988-09-20 36 Pauline Tan - By Pauline Tan WE'VE seen it happen before when groups like Zee Band, Baricada and The New Minstrels split up to form new bands. Former members of Barica.da and Zee Band have made good in groups like HeadLine, while Babes Conde seems to bePicture/ Jonathan Choo - 309 words
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Article, Illustration227 1988-09-20 37 Adeline Woon - FIRST NIGHT/ Adeline Woon THERE'S a band roaring around that goes by the name of Tiger Tiger. The name is unusual, sounding as if it leapt straight out of Blake. But really, the mystic poet had nothing to do with it. Beer did. Laughed bandleaderPicture/ Nicklaus D'cruz - 227 words
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Article, Illustration216 1988-09-20 37 Sonja Tan; Vivien Chiong - By Sonja Tan and Vivien Chiong THE PRESIDIO (Lido/Changi) ACTION thriller with bits of romance. It's about mis-matched lawmen busting the baddies. The car-chase, foot-chase and final shoot-out provide the thrills. Stars Sean Connery and Mark Harmon. Lido: 11 am, 1.30, 4, 6.45, 9.15 pm. Changi: 11 am, 1.30,216 words
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Article, Illustration429 1988-09-20 37 Ting Mei See - REVIEW/ Ting Mei See 1986. Fresh from winning the Rainbow's Battle of The Bands contest, Legal Exile set out on their journey to make it big in the Singapore night circuit. Today, two years later, with three members from the original band replaced "because the originalPicture/ Nicklaus D'cruz - 429 words
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Miscellaneous152 1988-09-20 34 COMICREUEF Orchard Road/coim Goh r h'khovo umftr \VS f-mew'i a TOmEttoouS BOT NOTWN6 EVER flwliS T MHjjyr UKI ID t£ fit AMOUNT Of ENERGY rruiiCC r\ift Kin ffIATTFfc 10 1 tpemAGER AHQVfF? A CWtell4& "WWWOtf IoOR COWcS fWMjK L\Kt IdfclTOU JEENA6EE.fIH QUE eLDObf ftr4 ENf|l6l lH n i s HCW152 words
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Article, Illustration255 1988-09-20 38 TOUTS and fake designer goods have been getting a lot of bad press lately in Singapore. In France recently, the auI thorities gathered together all kinds of imitation goods for an exhibition. The unusual display was held by the Cartier Foundation in Jouy-en-Josas, just outside Paris.255 words
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Article, Illustration225 1988-09-20 38 SHOPPINGBUG THE Loloball that old kids' craze that's shaped like a flying saucer is back. Made of heavy-duty rubber, it has a smaller ball on top and a bigger one on the bottom. A plastic disc separates the two. Children bounce and skip on225 words
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Article68 1988-09-20 38 THERE'S a new freshener to keep your fridge odourfree. The Filtech Refresher does this by absorbing smells from different foods. Simply hook the plastic compact to the shelf grating in your refrigerator. It should last about three months. Filtech costs $5 and is available from68 words
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151 1988-09-20 39 Lawrence Low - FOODWISE By Lawrence Low NATURE did a great job in packaging nuts. They are neatly wrapped and protected inside a hard or brittle shell. Since caveman days, nuts have been a source of food and oil for humans. They were151 words
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Article, Illustration258 1988-09-20 39 Almonds: The most popular nut in the world, going by the numbers consumed. It is a native of India. There are two types of almonds, the sweet and the bitter. Bitter almonds are actually apricot kernels. They are never eaten raw. Instead, they are used as258 words
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Article, Illustration503 1988-09-20 39 Hong Lim Swee - Brasserie Tatler, Marina Mandarin Soup promotion up to Sept 30. Available for lunch and dinner. By Lim Swee Hong YES, the name does make the place sound expensive, even a little uppity. But the Brasserie Tatler is a coffee-house even though the name makes503 words
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Article, Illustration690 1988-09-20 40 ►toraESKCE ROMANTIC COMEDY. A married man tries to cheat on his wife but fails. After his third try, he decides to go back to his wife. Last of The Red Hot Lovers is a Neil Simon play. It is presented by the British Airways Playhouse690 words
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Article12 1988-09-20 40 FILMS: French thriller FOOD: Polynesian pick COMING UP: Cross-country run12 words
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Article, Illustration98 1988-09-20 40 LOCAL English language theatre and drama has grown here dramatically. Many new theatre groups have gotten a foot in the stage door in the past five years. Interest is still rising among the young. Where are local plays headed today? What makes them distinctly98 words
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