The New Paper, 24 September 1988
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Title Section21 1988-09-24 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24/ SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1988 MCI (P) 179/4/88 so CENTS the J new* paper21 words
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Article44 1988-09-24 1 It's the maid's day off but what is she up to? Some employers, worried about losing that $5,000 bond, are setting private eyes on their maids. They find them very busy working as hawkers' help, social escorts, Page 244 words
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Article, Illustration55 1988-09-24 1 Dark, eerie, spooky at Bukit Brown Chinese cemetery off Sime Road. But 15 people are braving it. For the stars beckon. On offer: A glimpse of fiery Mars. Page 7 From left: Mr David Wong, Dr Michael Toh and Mr Jim Tan with daughters, Jean (lying on mat)Picture/ Jonathan Choo - 55 words
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Article, Illustration63 1988-09-24 1 12-PAGE OLYMPICS SPECIAL Will it be Carl Lewis? Or Ben Johnson? Or, better still, Calvin Smith? The fastest man on Earth will be decided today. See how they could run. /Page 16 Record-breaking jump: Jackie Joyner-Kersee breaks the Olympic long-jump record in the hepihathlonPicture/ Ap - 63 words
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Article26 1988-09-24 1 Where to watch Eric Moo, Jazreel Low, Li Nanxing, -Jacintha, Dawn Gan and a host of singing stars perform for FREE. Tomorrow. /Page 3926 words
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Article29 1988-09-24 1 New York police nab taxi drivers for fleecing Asian tourists. Crooked cabbies use electronic "zappers" to raise meter rates by 450 per cent. Page 929 words
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Advertisement22 1988-09-24 1 WORLD 8, 9, 10 RADIO 17,24 TV GUIDE 19, 20 SPORTS 27-30 NOWMATTERS 32 FASTADS/JOBS 33 COMICS 34. 35 SHOWTIME 36 4022 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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356 1988-09-24 2 Leong Chan Teik - By Leong Chan Teik IT'S your maid's day off. What could she be up to? Some employers are not taking a chance. They turn to private detectives to find out. At least five detective agencies have been approached, and this is what they356 words
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Article218 1988-09-24 2 AN EMPLOYER was suspicious of what his maid did on her days off. He hired private detectives to trail her and provided the agency a photograph of her. One Sunday, the detectives began trailing the maid from the Ang Mo Kio home of her employer.218 words
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Article177 1988-09-24 2 MALAYSIAN investigators looking for income tax dodgers found 4,000 of them including one man who owed a whopping $57 million. Deputy Director General of the Inland Revenue Department. Mr Hassan Ibrahim, said the prominent Malaysian, who was not named, is paying off his huge tax177 words
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167 1988-09-24 2 THE snatch-theft happened so quickly. Mr S L Yap was on his way to deposit more than $4,000 into a bank when a pillion rider alighted from a motorcycle and snatched the envelope containing the money from him. Mr Yap, 36,167 words
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Article77 1988-09-24 2 IN A report on Tuesday, we said people born on or between Dec 15, 1970, and March 15, 1971, may register for national service. In fact, they must register because it is compulsory. Registration is open for both Singapore citizens and permanent residents. In another report that day, we77 words
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Article, Illustration46 1988-09-24 2 Laughing matter: British Prime Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher has a good laugh as her beret falls off. She was at the opening ceremony of a branch of her favourite British store Marks and Spencer in Madrid yesterday. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 46 words
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Article87 1988-09-24 2 A BODY hanging from the telephone wires. That was what a technician from the North Telephone Exchange in Thomson Road saw when he opened the door to an equipment room yesterday afternoon. Police said the body of Mr Sim Ah Lah, 50, a worker at the87 words
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Article20 1988-09-24 2 PRIME Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew returned to Singapore yesterday evening after a nine-day official visit to China.20 words
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Article, Illustration384 1988-09-24 3 Hong Lim Swee - By Lim Swee Hong FAST food is fine, but not when machines dish it out. At least that's what Fraser and Neave found out. The company started what it claimed was Singapore's first snack bar filled entirely by vending machines. A spokesman for the company calledPictures/ Aundry Gan - 384 words
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Article, Illustration230 1988-09-24 3 Chua Chin Chye - By Chua Chin Chye ASKING children to take care of children is risky. That's what Mr Musroh bin Sandi learnt at the Jurong East Library on Thursday. A woman lured his one-year-old daughter, Syahidah, into the library toilet and stripped the helpless girl230 words
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134 1988-09-24 3 IT took a youth just three days to get caught riding a motorcycle while under a magistrate's ban. On June 7, Tan Boon Tat was sentenced to a one-year ban. Three days later he was caught riding a motorcycle during a134 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous24 1988-09-24 2 the Weather WEATHER outlook for Singapore from noon to midnight: Fair. Maximum temperature: 32 degrees. Sunset today: 6.59 pm. Sunrise to-i morrow: 6.53 am.24 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article203 1988-09-24 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. Acquittal: An acquittal is a declaration in a court of law that someone who has been accused of a crime is not guilty of it. Boorish: A person who203 words
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Article351 1988-09-24 4 Chua Chin Chye - By Chua Chin Chye IT TAKES four experts to make even one fake $50 bill and turn it into something that looks like real money. "It's a syndicate; not just one person," said a senior police officer yesterday. Police said people with four different skills351 words
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93 1988-09-24 4 FIRST, there has to be someone who can take good pictures of the real thing. Then, somebody who knows how to take the "transparency" like the slides families show of their vacations and make a printing plate. This takes someone who knows how93 words
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195 1988-09-24 4 Abdul Hadhi - By Abdul Hadhi IT was rather unusual, but Tan Ah Lee sold cars without buying them. His business method bought him a prison sentence. In court yesterday, Tan, 36, admitted cheating four people. On July 16 last year, he telephoned someone195 words
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Article, Illustration253 1988-09-24 4 IT WAS his first time arguing out the finer points of law before a judge from the British House of Lords. But third-year law student Andre Maniam, 23, overcame his nervousness. And he even liked the judge in the end Lord253 words
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Article, Illustration214 1988-09-24 4 Harjinder Kaur - By Harjinder Kaur SEVERAL taxi drivers spent two hours at the Singapore Zoological Gardens yesterday as non-paying guests. Zoo officials invited the NTUC Comfort drivers to learn more of the zoo. A zoo spokesman explained: "Taxi-drivers are frontline people. They deal with the publicPicture/ Dominic Woon - 214 words
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Advertisement489 1988-09-24 5 Lntroducing a revolutionary concept in dieting Fibre Trim Sparkling FruifTabs* The refreshing new way to slim sensibly, with no drugs, no side effects. New Sparkling Fruit Tabs from weight naturally, without drug-related millions of people in the U.S., Europe, Fibre Trim a refreshing, fruit- side effects. Hong Kong and the489 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration258 1988-09-24 6 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim THE sky's the limit for Singapore's most profitable company. Singapore Airlines soars above the rest, winning two of six Outstanding Companies of the Year awards presented by the publishers of Singapore 500. The airline is a money-spinner, according to Datapool and Print N258 words
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Article330 1988-09-24 6 THREE contractors are getting a total of nearly $250,000 from the government for research and development. This amount, given as awards for the first time, matches the money each contractor is putting up. It is to help them develop new products and systems. The Product330 words
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243 1988-09-24 6 STRONGER concrete for safer buildings. That's the target of a research project that will start soon here. The research is to help prevent a repeat of the problems that led to the 1986 New World Hotel collapse and recent closures of Hwa Chong243 words
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Article, Illustration446 1988-09-24 6 Karen Goh - By Karen Goh THE swinging 60s. We're not talking about the Beatles but about Mrs Quek Kiok Chiang and Mr Joseph Ong who are both in their 60s. And swinging. She helps run the Ling Kwang Home for Senior Citizens in Serangoon Gardens and does446 words
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191 1988-09-24 6 Chow Wai Fong - By Chow Wai Fong WHY do parrots have curved beaks? Or ducks webbed feet? Well, the best way is to find out for yourself. That's why 110 teachers will turn birdwatchers at Jurong Bird Park today They are attending a seminar lo learn about191 words
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Article, Illustration275 1988-09-24 7 Lois Ng - By Lois Ng THE stars guide them to their weekly rendezvous. It is eerie and spooky. It is also quiet and pitch dark. And THAT suits their purpose, because Mars can only be sighted at night. Fifteen star-gazers were at the Bukit Brown Chinese cemetery off Sime RoadPictures/ Jonathan Choo - 275 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article264 1988-09-24 8 Wire services. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan today ruled out an interim strategic arms pact with Moscow. That word was passed by a State Department spokesman as Mr Reagan prepared to meet the Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr Eduard Shevardnadze. Washington and Moscow have long sought to findWire services. - 264 words
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135 1988-09-24 8 Wire services. THE Dalai Lama, the religious leader who resists Chinese rule in Tibet, is now willing to hold talks with Beijing, his office in New Delhi has announced. The announcement came yesterday after the Chinese Embassy in the Indian capital offered toWire services. - 135 words
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Article, Illustration50 1988-09-24 8 Campaign: There is a certain repetitious element in American politics. Top, Republican George Bush claims the vote of Boston policemen. Below, Democrat Michael Dukakis claims the vote of Texas police officers. No presidential election passes without both candidates making a play for the law-and-order vote. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 50 words
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Article, Illustration735 1988-09-24 8 William L. Chaze - By William L. Chaze FOREIGN EDITOR THE United Nations has found that success does not always guarantee a fat wallet. At a time of impressive worldwide gains toward peace, the UN must still struggle to make ends meet. America's decision in mid-September to pay735 words
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Article327 1988-09-24 9 Wire services. ISRAELI Foreign Minister Shimon Peres says he is "ready to leave Gaza completely". He would also be willing to leave "some parts of the West Bank where a clear Arab majority exists". Mr Peres, a Labour Party candidate in the November elections, madeWire services. - 327 words
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163 1988-09-24 9 Wire services. NEW YORK city police have declared war on cab drivers who cheat Asian visitors. The drivers use electronic devices called "zappers" to raise meter rates as high as 450 per cent over what they should be. Many of the crookedWire services. - 163 words
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155 1988-09-24 9 Wire services. INDIA is meddling in the internal affairs of Fiji, says the Fijian government. A spokesman said the Indian criticism of the country's proposed constitution was disrespectful of the wishes and aspirations of Fiji's Great Council of Chiefs. The panel recommendedWire services. - 155 words
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Article, Illustration57 1988-09-24 9 Dressed up: A Chinese girl dances the night away in Beijing hut with a difference. Her more formal dress and heels are in response to a government crackdown on sloppy dressing by Chinese teenagers. The government says casual clothes make for a casual attitude. AndPicture/ Afp - 57 words
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153 1988-09-24 9 Reuter. A POLL of musicians finds that American Vice-President George Bush wins the country and western vote for President, with Governer Michael Dukakis taking the jazz and rhythm and blues vote. What about rock V rollers? The poll says they can't make upReuter. - 153 words
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Article, Illustration212 1988-09-24 9 Wire services. THE French Socialist government of Prime Minister Mr Michel Rocard faces its first popularity test tomorrow in regional council elections. The test comes barely four months after the Socialists returned to power in close presidential and legislative polls. Sunday's elections will see aWire services. - 212 words
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WORLDTODAY/STOCKS
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Article163 1988-09-24 10 Wire services. BAD NEWS for developing nations crushed by debt: The World Bank and International Monetary Fund are both insisting that all money owed them be paid up. Mr Onno Ruding says lenders cannot forgive loans because that would be unfair to nations that meetWire services. - 163 words
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Article103 1988-09-24 10 Wire services. WITH George Bush as President, there will be no US support for Moscow's bid to become part of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade GATT. That word comes from US trade envoy Clayton Yeutter, who spoke at a news conferenceWire services. - 103 words
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Article, Illustration38 1988-09-24 10 Flames: A fire-fighting ship sprays the burning oil platform Ocean Odyssey off the coast of Scotland. One man is still missing from the platform, which burst into flames during exploratory drilling. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 38 words
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Article237 1988-09-24 10 Wire services. THE French Health Ministry has approved the sale of an abortion pill for use by special medical centres. The decision was made public yesterday by Health Minister Mr Claude Evin. It came just hours after a government panel recommended sale of theWire services. - 237 words
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Article, Illustration253 1988-09-24 10 AFP. SHARE prices closed higher after moving irregularly on the Stock Exchange here yesterday and the Financial Times 30-share index rose 6.1 points to close at 1,446.8. Investors remained cautious ahead of the publication on Tuesday of the British trade figures, and interest centred on certain special situations. ConsolidatedAFP. - 253 words
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Article85 1988-09-24 10 Reuter. SHARE prices fell in opening trade on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today, on small-lot selling in a market with few buying orders, brokers said. The Nikkei index fell 45.25 points, or 0.16 per cent, to 27,383.06 in the first 15 minutes of trade. Trading was light with mostReuter. - 85 words
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Article51 1988-09-24 10 FT Industrials Fri 1,446.80 (1,440.70) Dow Jones Average Fri 2,098.68 (2,080.01) ST Industrial Fri 1,033.71 (1,045.86) NST Industrial Fri 1,718.86 (1,734.34) Hongkong Hang Seng Fri 2,454.38 (2,455.84) Australian All Ordinaries Fri 1,551.20 (1,541.50) Nikkei Stock Average Fri Closed (27,428.31) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration276 1988-09-24 10 Reuter. WALL STREET share prices rose yesterday, but not enough to keep its four-week string of weekly advances alive. For the day, the Dow Jones industrial average climbed 10.67 points to close at 2,090.68. For the week, the 30-stock average was down 7.47 points. Big Board advances ledReuter. - 276 words
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THE NEW PAPER SPECIAL PULLOUT SEOUL BEAT
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Article, Illustration278 1988-09-24 11 JACKIE Joyner-Kersee, of the United States, broke the Olympic long jump record on the second and final day of the seven-event heptathlon this morning. Joyner-Kersee, jumped 7.27 metres to break the old mark of 7.06m set by the Soviet Union's Tatyana Kolpakova in the 1980 Moscow Games. Joyner-Kersee,Picture/ Afp - 278 words
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Article83 1988-09-24 11 AFP. THE chairman of the South Korean National Olympic Committee announced his resignation today in response to universal condemnation of Thursday's boxing riot. Kim Chong-Ha, the 54 year-old businessman who has headed the KOC since April 1985, said he hoped his resignation would bring the incidentAFP. - 83 words
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Advertisement27 1988-09-24 11 X Kodak Mskj f x\ A\T| SS'Sj Only Kodacolor Gold Film captures the i Jjj, 4, true thrills of the Olympic 7 Kodak is Olympic color. j27 words
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SEOULBEAT
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Article, Illustration434 1988-09-24 12 Ken Jalleh Jr - Ken Jalleh Jr NEVER mind the money, pray for a miracle. Today, Ang Peng Siong will attempt to reach the unreachable star, with his feet glued to the ground. And neither the last minute offer of money, nor the medals, nor the most conniving magician canPicture/ Reuter - 434 words
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Article223 1988-09-24 12 Judy Khaw - By Judy Khaw A MEDAL should be in the making for Ang Peng Siong in the Olympics. That's what 75 per cent of the callers said in response to our Question of the Week last Saturday. The remaining 25 per cent said Peng Siong had no223 words
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Article169 1988-09-24 12 Shirley Tan - By Shirley Tan NEW Zealand boxing referee Keith Walker, assaulted in the ring on Thursday, has asked for Korean fair play to settle any off-ring disputes that might arise from his performance that night of mayhem. Just before departing at Kimpo Airport yesterday, he said: "Let's be169 words
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145 1988-09-24 12 SINGAPORE'S fortunes in yachting continued to dip off Pusan twice they capsized, and crew Joe Chan was hit in the head in the fourth race of the 470 class race yesterday. Chan suffered injuries on the nose and forehead, along with a bruised ego.145 words
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Article, Illustration308 1988-09-24 13 Ken Jalleh Jr - By Ken Jalleh Jr ON what promises to be a pleasant autumn afternoon here in Seoul today, thousands of people will chew their nails silly to ascertain if Frederick Carlton Lewis, I.BBm tall and 79kg, is human. All because he wants to play catch with Ben308 words
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163 1988-09-24 13 Reuter. CARL LEWIS and Ben Johnson have to watch their bio-rhythms on the way to the 100-metre final at the Olympic Stadium today. In the data-base provided by the organisers, the dial-a-bio-rhythm service is proving a big hit. All you need toReuter. - 163 words
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Article, Illustration41 1988-09-24 14 Jackpot: Yesterday's selections were spot-on Lewis (extreme right): Bet on him but not in a world record Johnson (contre): May not even figure in top three Vote for Lewis: Johnson has hamstring injury and can't handle Lewis.41 words
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Article, Illustration566 1988-09-24 14 Ken Jalleh Jr - Ken Jalleh Jr IFTY THREE soft-shoe shufflers kicked their heels and swayed their hips in their underpants here yesterday. Dab some blusher and they could pass for catwalk celebrities from the gay days of Bugis Street. But try lining up beside them and they will walkPictures/ Reuter - 566 words
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Advertisement14 1988-09-24 12 arena Official swimwear licensee of the Games of the XXIVth Olympaid in Seoul 198814 words
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Advertisement542 1988-09-24 13 Faster than a speeding bullet: Olympic sprinters Today's Olympic sprinters are very closely matched, with most races jm, decided by a few inches and less than a fraction of a second. At top Btew ArrfMiTiuA <• rue speed, these athletes move at 27-plus mph. In the *****, many LdTrnl f542 words
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Article, Illustration40 1988-09-24 15 Fist at the finish: With flailing fists, Czech soldier Jozef Pribilinec (left) breaks into an ecstatic mood as he crosses past the finish line of the men's 20km walk. Pribilinec clocked lhr 19min 57.0 sec.40 words
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Article, Illustration52 1988-09-24 15 Back to basics: Valerie Briscow-Hooks seems bent on rivalling fellow-American "show-girl" athlete Florence Griffith-Joyner in the "flesh" game here as she is seen in action yesterday during her 400 metres heat. Valerie won the heat and went on to qualify for the next round. PicturesPictures by REUTER - 52 words
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Article, Illustration262 1988-09-24 16 IJf.OIIOQQ/'l IT ,V i w f i Un ■n Ben Johnson Birthplace: Falmouth, Jamaica. Now ives in Toronto Emigrated to Canada in 1976. Birthdate: Doc 30.1961 Height: 1.80m; Weight: 78kg; Marital status: Single Alma Mater: Yorkdale Hgh School Honours: Commonwealth Games 1982: Gold medal in 100m,262 words
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Advertisement387 1988-09-24 16 The New Paper-Lotto Olympic Contest HH H I mm H I I VI Everyday this week, there will be two Olympic sports symbols for you to identify. All you have to do is to fill in the correct event associated with the symbols and you stand to 3n win attractive387 words
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Miscellaneous2030 1988-09-24 17 RADJOGUIDE i^TTT— ■rU.ItJiIMMJI liE—■ N/V/V/V^ 6 am N#w ,n Br,ef (Programmes in English) 6am Breakfast Club: Wake up to the 6 am World Newi *05 0n ,r: A selection of good mu- 6am News In Brief K reat B< >" n d B offered in this 6.09 From Our Own2,030 words
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Article, Illustration2077 1988-09-24 18 SATURDAY i I SUNDAY ►Cestresme MALAY DRAMA. Menyerah Seorang Perempuan is about a daughter who always gives in to her family's wishes. By the Malay theatre group, Nadi Dan Indrakirana. Free. Ang Mo Kio branch library. 2 pm. TURKISH DELIGHT. Istanbul-born pianist Banu Sozuar2,077 words
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Article, Illustration108 1988-09-24 18 THE Mid-autumn Festival is here. The Chinese Theatre Circle kicks things off with opera excerpts at the new ferry terminal. 6 pm 7 pm. This troupe received rave reviews at the recent Edinburgh International Arts FestivaL Later, the opera performers and prancing lions will parade from108 words
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Article, Illustration156 1988-09-24 18 TODAY YT~X OUT AND ABOUT: Celebrate with SBC stars like Zoe 1*1 Tay and Jazreel Low in a fun-filled variety show tonight. Bukit Merah carpark, Henderson Road. \—y NIGHTLIGHTS: Catch an electrifying performance by \VI Christina Ong and her three dancers, Pleasure Principal. Tonight at Caesar's, Orchard Towers.156 words
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Article, Illustration90 1988-09-24 18 SHINNO Mika, 23, a I familiar face in the I Japanese music scene I brings the sound of I enka to I Singaporeans. Enka is a type of traditional Japanese music. In her childhood, she y mingled with the local fishermen who sang these tunes with gusto.90 words
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Miscellaneous1973 1988-09-24 19 TTI SCREEN M Saturday Night Movie HHT 1 a s Brother Seoul Olympics'BB Ml GEMS Firestarter (r) With Pcrfcct Timing Hockcy (Men/Live)! I Jr (10.30pm, SBCS) (*ll.4opm, SBC 12) Australia vs Pakistan mHK^m CHARLIE McCee is a (3 00 Dm SBC 12) happy, healthy eight-year-old DESCRIBED by The Guardian as1,973 words
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Miscellaneous1798 1988-09-24 20 TMINCW PAPER/ September 24/25, 1988 P«f> 2d rp I 0 Isiotl SCREEN M Movie Parade Arts Circle The Modern World: Screen 5 1988 MTV GEMS M StarflightOne fj Ten Great Writers —T S Eliot's Video Music Awards M Ktak The Waste Land (3.00pm, SBCS) H> wl (*lo.oopm, SBC 12) (9.30pm,1,798 words
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Article, Illustration2076 1988-09-24 23 i SATURDAY SUNDAY ►Ceniresdce MALAY DRAMA. Menyerah Seorang Perempuan is about a daughter who always gives in to her family's wishes. By the Malay theatre group, Nadi Dan Indrakirana. Free. Ang Mo Kio branch library. 2 pm. TURKISH DELIGHT. Istanbul-born pianist Banu Sozuar performs2,076 words
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Article, Illustration108 1988-09-24 23 THE Mid-autumn Festival is here. The Chinese Theatre Circle kicks things off with opera excerpts at the new ferry terminal. 6 pm 7 pm. This troupe received rave reviews at the recent Edinburgh International Arts Festival Later, the opera performers and prancing lions will parade from108 words
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Article, Illustration153 1988-09-24 23 TODAY rTX OUT AND ABOUT: Celebrate with SBC stars like Zoe Tay and Jazreel Low in a fun-filled variety show tonight. Bukit Merah carpark, Henderson Road. r~y NIGHTLIGHTS: Catch an electrifying performance by 1*1 Christina Ong and her three dancers, Pleasure Principal. Tonight at Caesar's, Orchard Towers. GALLERY:153 words
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Article, Illustration88 1988-09-24 23 SHINNO Mika, 23, a familiar face in the Japanese music scene i brings the sound of 1 enka to I Singaporeans. Enka is a type of traditional Japanese music. In her childhood* she mingled with the local fishermen who sang these tunes with gusto. Now she popularises88 words
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Miscellaneous1612 1988-09-24 24 RADIOGUIDE [2§|jrf i 11 am tmsamtmnmn 1 N (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON On Track: Ross Tucker plays NOON Newsdesh fv/JN/Nrf 12.05 Real Fun: Join Roger Kool for u u you a selection of great musical 12.30 Spartswerld: Paddy Feeny pf an afternoon of good music and NOON Easy Listening: Featuring1,612 words
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Article, Illustration261 1988-09-24 25 s e m °Q& Tfirr Ben Johnson Birthplace: Falmouth, Jamaica. Now ives in Toronto Emigrated to Canada in 1976. Birthdate: Dec 30,1961 Height: 1.80m; Weight: 78kg; Marital status: Single Alma Mater: Yorkdaie Hgh School Honours: Commonwealth Games 1982: Gold medal in 100m, slver in *****m relay261 words
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Advertisement380 1988-09-24 25 The New Paper-Lotto Olympic Contest HvMrlH VI Everyday this week, there will be two Olympic sports symbols for you to identify. All you have to do is to fill in the correct event associated with the symbols and you stand to 3n win attractive Lotto and The New Paper prizes.380 words
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SPORTS/RACING
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Article, Illustration620 1988-09-24 27 By THE THREE MUSKETEERS THE CHANCES are good for a big payout in today's quartet race. Punters have little in the way of form to guide them in Race Five and few are likely to get the first four in correct order. Sophistication has620 words
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529 1988-09-24 27 THE PICK of the weekend's racing is Race 5 tomorrow where 14 horses run over the metric mile. It will be keenly contested with last start winners First Son and Progressing, Vain Meram and Suntelle all likely to throw out a challenge. Our idea529 words
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Article, Illustration273 1988-09-24 28 Abdul Shukor - Stories/ Abdul Shukor TRENGGANU'S fortunes, it seems, rest on its away matches. Last night, Trengganu showed its 12,000 fans that it is capable of producing good football although it failed score. "I just can't explain it," said the disappointed Trengganu coach Abdul Rahman. "Tonight was probably ourPictures/ Steven Lee - 273 words
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Article, Illustration169 1988-09-24 28 TRENGGANU S m i d f i e 1 d maestro, pint-sized Singaporean Ahmad Paijan, played gallantly in the first half despite being given a pain- killing injection minutes before the start of the game. Ahmad's injured left ankle almost ruled him out of the match but169 words
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Article, Illustration11 1988-09-24 29 Date: 23 Sept Venue: Sultan l.N. Shah Stadium Klckoff: 8.45pm11 words
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Article170 1988-09-24 29 S. Gulam - By S. Gulam IF Yahya Madon's goals gave Singapore the win, it was David Lee's marvellous display between the posts that doused the fire of Trengganu. As promised, the Singapore stand-in skipper kept a clean slate with four brilliant saves that looked certain goals. His save from170 words
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Advertisement385 1988-09-24 29 The New Paoer-letstreamTbur Contest j \Ao paid adventure Japan I ■5«813p is yours~ Every day, there are stories marked with a tick in The New Paper. But only one has a double border. Look for the tick with this double border I .1 and write down the headline of this385 words
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Article, Illustration496 1988-09-24 30 S. gulam - By S. gulam FEAR no more. Singapore has the skill, teamwork and guts to progress further than the quarter-finals this year. The Young Lions are gaining in stature and maturity with each game. In an elegant display of open, flowing soccer, the Singaporeans broke the hearts of Kuala TrengganuPictures/ Steven Lee - 496 words
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Advertisement115 1988-09-24 30 QUESTIONOF THEWEEK: Can Daley Thompson be the best all-round athlete for the third straight time? Do you think he can make it three-in-a-row despite his age 30 and a groin injury? How do you think he'll fare? Here's your chance to tell us what you think of Thompson and his115 words
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Article, Illustration367 1988-09-24 32 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee YOUNG volunteers who make cheap, healthy meals for the old were rewarded for their good works last night. They were the first Singaporeans to get a Commonwealth Youth Service Award. They received the honour for their Cheap Meal Scheme. It367 words
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Article, Illustration292 1988-09-24 32 Sonja Tan - By Sonja Tan PHILIP Jeyaretnam, fresh from his success with top-seller First Loves, has a novel on the way. It is called Raffles Place Ragtime and will be out "in a couple of months", he said. He revealed this during a talk he gave292 words
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Article, Illustration283 1988-09-24 32 Loh Tuan Lee - A MATTER OF OPINION By Loh Tuan Lee LAWRENCE CHAI, 16 Raffles Institution "Money you can do anything with it. Would you rather wear hand-me-downs? I'm not crazy about money but you must admit it is useful." CATHERINE WONG, 19 Pre-university student "Honesty.283 words
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Article, Illustration442 1988-09-24 36 Ting Mei See - By Ting Mei See T I HOMAS Yip is only in Secondary Four, and his sister Yvonne, in Secondary One but that's not going to stop them ballroom-dancing. Or competing against veterans in the forthcoming Singapore Ballroom Dancing Championships. This brother-and-sister team is thePicture/ Jonathan Choo - 442 words
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Article, Illustration277 1988-09-24 36 National Enquirer. USA Today. Smash Hits. WACKO JACKO'S PILGRIMAGE MICHAEL Jackson told friends he made a secret pilgrimage to the spot in France where Princess Grace's car plunged off a cliff and received a personal message from her. He said he stood at the site meditating about the lateNational Enquirer.; USA Today.; Smash Hits. - 277 words
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Article, Illustration445 1988-09-24 37 Lim Sek - SATURDAYSOUNDS By Lim Sek GOING solo can be frightening. It is a bold step into the great unknown; away from the safe threshold of the parent group's sweet success; a decision that can either break or improve a promising musical career. Most of the acts here445 words
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Article, Illustration520 1988-09-24 38 Sonja Tan - By Sonja Tan YOU gasped when reading their stories and shuddered at the nature of their deeds. And you wondered if anything so dramatic could be true. Now, these stories are replayed with greater realistic detail on celluloid. This year, more than ever, major movies are being520 words
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Article, Illustration320 1988-09-24 38 Griselda Loo - After the child's birth, Mrs Whitehead realised she could not bear the pain of having to give up her daughter. PREVIEW/ By" Griselda Loo B ABY M the famous custody case of the decade has been made into a docu-drama starring JoBeth Williams320 words
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Article, Illustration285 1988-09-24 39 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong A GALAXY of stars will descend on Bukit Merah tomorrow for SBC's third roadshow, Together We Celebrate. Among the star's are Zoe Tay, winner of this year's Star Search Contest, and the runners-up Aileen Tan and Jazreel Low. Jazreel is285 words
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Article, Illustration243 1988-09-24 39 Vivien Chiong - REVIEW/ By Vivien Chiong THREE WISHES sounds like a fairy-tale along the lines of Aladdin and his magic lamp. Except that in place of the magic lamp is an antique urinal. And there's a ghost instead of a genie. The comedy (midnight tonight at Shaw243 words
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Article222 1988-09-24 39 Sonja Tan, Vivien Chiong; Ton Hai Leong - By Sonja Tan, Vivien Chiong and Ton Hai Leong. THE DRAGON FAMILY (Shaw and Overseas theatres) A FILM along the lines of Year of the Dragon. Andy Lau and Benny Mok play two brothers whose family is killed by another triad clan led by Tsui Siu Keung. With their222 words
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Article, Illustration330 1988-09-24 40 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong FOR 85 minutes last night, 1,000 Singaporeans saw what Malaysia missed after singer Laura Branigan's Kuala Lumpur concerts on Sept 19 and 20 were cancelled. After the explosive Tina Turner and the incredible Stevie Wonder, Laura Branigan had seemed a tame fol-low-up. APictures/ John Tan - 330 words
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215 1988-09-24 40 IT IS still not known if Laura Branigan is going to sing in Kuala Lumpur. Her original concert dates were Sept 19 and 20. But the shows were cancelled because she had performed in South Africa in May this year. However, at a215 words
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Advertisement306 1988-09-24 37 PRESENTS AN ISLAND-WIDE SEARCH! Calling all Ladies and Gentlemen This an opportunity surely not to be missed! If you've got what it takes to be a STAR step forward and be a LEGENDS RISING STAR. Here's a chance to display your talents Sing or Dance And Act your way to306 words
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Advertisement26 1988-09-24 39 j DO YOU KNOW THAT JIMMY CHAN, HO CHONG WING A WHOLE LOT OF YOUR FAVOURITE SINGAPORE ARTISTES ARE AVAILABLE ON COMPACT DISCS? Marketed by wea26 words
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