The New Paper, 1 October 1988
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The New Paper
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Title Section19 1988-10-01 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1/SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1988 MCI (P) 179/4/88 SO CENTS the new paper19 words
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Advertisement44 1988-10-01 1 BEWARE SNATCHER 1 1W r, WORLD iO, 11 Jf I STOCKS 11 'flT SPORTS 13-15,17, II, 27-32 Vj# RADIO GUIDE IS TV GUIDE 21,22 Y HORIZONS 33 FASTADS/JOBS 34, 35 7 X COMICS 37,3> J SHOWTIME 3>, 3S-44 AFTER SWING SPORE, IT'S SPEND S'PORE44 words
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Advertisement167 1988-10-01 1 REQ T ALERT Security forces are out in strength as Olympics gets ready for last event the marathon. Page 13 Ben Johnson's doctor admitted giving athlete "something extra", witness claims. Page 13 Steve Cram is fancied for 1,500 m with Aouita and Cruz scratched. Page 30 BIG SHAKE-UP IN USSR167 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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413 1988-10-01 2 Chua Chin Chye - By Chua Chin Chye AT least three major department stores and a restaurant are on alert for a pair of money snatchers who look like Arabs. Their concern was heightened after another report of a cashier losing $350, all in $50 bills, to a413 words
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Article, Illustration80 1988-10-01 2 THE accomplice, sketched by our artist relying on the memory of Miss Cheng Teck Soy, NTUC Fairprice cashier. She said a man looking like this tried to distract her after his companion, whose sketch is on Page One, had stolen $350 from her. She also provided80 words
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Article351 1988-10-01 2 Chitra Rajaram - By Chitra Rajaram ONLY 5 per cent of the couples who try for a test-tube baby get their bundle of joy. For the other 95 per cent it's just a bundle of frustration. This is true the world over, said doctors from Singapore and abroad351 words
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Article, Illustration196 1988-10-01 2 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim CHILDREN strained their necks to catch a glimpse of daddy. Devoted wives and mothers clicked away with their cameras. It was family day at Safra Tampines clubhouse as 106 reservists received their certificates of promotion from Lieutenant-General Winston Choo last night.Pictures/ Sam Yeo - 196 words
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110 1988-10-01 2 BABY Tasneem in London for a liver transplant has been shifted to another hospital for more tests. The eight-month-old Tasneem Shenaz Sharif is now in King's College Hospital. Her doctor says she was moved from Addenbrook Hospital because it did not have enough testing110 words
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Article, Illustration480 1988-10-01 3 Irene Ng; Karen Goh - An hour to go before Esprit opened for business. This was the Orchard Road queue of bargain hunters yesterday. It snaked round the building. The store was offering 50 per cent discounts. By Irene Ng and Karen Goh IN SOME spots of Orchard Road today, youPictures/ John Tan - 480 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous30 1988-10-01 2 THE WEATHER THE weather outlook today for Singapore from noon to midnight: Afternoon showers over a few areas. Maximum temperature: 31 degrees. Sunset today: 6.56 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 6.51 am.30 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article140 1988-10-01 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. apt: Something that is apt is very suitable for a purpose or situation because it has been chosen with care. captivating: A person who is captivating is very attractive140 words
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Article, Illustration389 1988-10-01 4 Harinder Gill - By Harinder Gill SCIENCE goes under cover. Now women need not throw away their bras once the supportive wires in them have gone out of shape with use. Already available in some shops here are bras with frames threaded with wires made withPictures/ Choo Chwee Hua - 389 words
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Article, Illustration40 1988-10-01 4 Coiled Spring: The wire already pulled out of shape, left Then, after heating for half a minute with a hair dryer, it returns to original coiled shape, right, with memory built in when manufactured.40 words
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Article, Illustration149 1988-10-01 4 A. MAN was dragged more than 25 metres under a bus at the Jurong bus interchange before the bus driver realised that something was wrong. Mr Fong Kuek Chong, an employee of the Singapore Bus Service, died instantly in the accident yesterday evening. ThePicture/ Lianhe Zaobao - 149 words
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Article, Illustration284 1988-10-01 5 Some 2,000 varieties of orchids are on show at the Botanic Gardens. On this page are some prize-winning specimens, including some miniature orchids being bred for people who live in apartments. KAREN GOH reports on this trend. THEY are mini marvels of colour and texture, these new miniaturePictures/ David Tan - 284 words
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Advertisement112 1988-10-01 4 HDJLTOP GETAWAY FRASERjS HILL $75 cl_DDsB5 Special Offer American Breakfast plus Lunch or Dinner at Ms2o nett per person. Enjoy Unlimited Golfing Green fees at $8/- per day (Sundays Fridays) $16/- per day (Saturdays). Squash tennis available 'Prices subject to 10% Service Charge and 5% Govt Tax Not applicable on112 words
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Advertisement155 1988-10-01 5 WHICHEVER/^ ECK 1 fill I I I 1 Ikg of Haton Cuttlefish BJ Balls, you arc entitled to H one I I l l j shuikeri! FRFE?*' Jim JL JLm «L JLJLhJI f RRST PTCK! Haton's cuttlefish balls are made from 100% •"■T TT A TT cuttlefish fillets without any155 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration265 1988-10-01 6 Abdul Hadhi - By Abdul Hadhi When she found $40,000 in the coin pocket of a pair of dirty trousers last Friday, hotel laundry supervisor Rahmah Mahmood thought the money might just be pieces of paper. But it was real four $10,000 notes. "It was so265 words
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Article, Illustration292 1988-10-01 6 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee MORE than one-third of school-leavers now go to vocational institutes to be trained as workers. It is unlikely that more could be persuaded to go. "We are reaching saturation," says Dr Tay Eng Soon, the Minister-in-Charge and chairman of the Vocational and292 words
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Article70 1988-10-01 6 AN elderly man, aged between 60 and 70 years, was found dead at a bus stop in Rangoon Road at 2.45 pm on Sep 25. Police described him as 1.6 m tall, slim-built with fair complexion. He wore a pair of grey pants and70 words
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Article, Illustration269 1988-10-01 6 Harjinder Kaur - Stories/ Harjinder Kaur A PERSON with Down's Syndrome takes nothing for granted not even pouring a simple drink. It is rare for a victim to earn a living, let alone an average of $30 a month. But then Lee Huan Chern 19, is a personpicture/ Dominic Woon - 269 words
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Article, Illustration246 1988-10-01 6 THE Yio Chu Kang Gardens School is 16 km from the city. So most people would find it tricky, to get there and back by bus. But 10 of the school's trainees do just that every day. And all of them are246 words
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Advertisement217 1988-10-01 7 j| j AS ADVERTISED ON TV j The natural, t refreshing Lv. ML new way to slim, 1 IH Introducing the refreshing and convenient new way to lose weight sensibly with I Wl Sparkling Fruit Tabs from Fibre Trim. gB Just drop a Fibre Trim Sparkling 'If Fruit Tab into217 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article419 1988-10-01 8 Someone will become an instant millionaire this afternoon. The draw for the Community Chest Charity Sweep takes place at 2.30 pm today at the Singapore Pools office in International Plaza. Mr Goh Chok Tong, the First Deputy Prime Minister, has said he will donate419 words
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Article, Illustration614 1988-10-01 8 Roger Kool, 34, deejay: "I've never even dreamt about coming close to one quarter or half of that kind of money. "The first thing I'll do is invest in the most luxurious and comfortable home I can find complete with swimming pool. "I614 words
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Advertisement376 1988-10-01 8 Computer Assisted Learning... a tool worth exploring for your child. Module 1 Computer Awareness m Expose the child to computers. I Allow the child to gain an insight into the workings of a Vfkr iwnn Familiarise students on the capabilities and limitations fboHB Wr of computer technology. 239 Module 2376 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article294 1988-10-01 9 Wire services. IN AN impressive show of political power, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has cleared the Kremlin decks of opponents to his reform programmes. The total reshaping of the Soviet Union's top power structure took place yesterday during a one-hour meeting of the country's top communistsWire services. - 294 words
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Article132 1988-10-01 9 Wire services. SOVIET leader Mikhail Gorbachev received condolence messages this week after rumours spread that he was in danger of losing power. A top Kremlin official told reporters in Moscow yesterday that reports of Mr Gorbachev's political "death" were totally baseless. "Things went so far that condolencesWire services. - 132 words
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173 1988-10-01 9 Reuter. BRITISH commandos acted legally when they killed three Irish Republican Army terrorists in Gibraltar, a coroner's jury has decided. Yesterday's verdict was on a nine-to-two vote after the jury pondered evidence for six hours. The three IRA guerillas were Mairead Farrell, DanielReuter. - 173 words
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Article, Illustration51 1988-10-01 9 Rare find: Seeing is believing for these two. For right before their eyes is a turtle a lot bigger than any man. Found dead on a beach in Cardiff, Wales, the turtle weighed 907 kg. It was 2.6 m long and about 3 m wide. Picture/Picture/ Ap - 51 words
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Article313 1988-10-01 9 Wire services. THE Malaysian government will not collapse "like a pack of cards" because 13 members of Parliament crossed to the opposition, says its premier. "The government will continue to have a stable majority to be able to govern the country to ensure continued growth,"Wire services. - 313 words
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Article100 1988-10-01 9 Wire Services. MALAY unity in Malaysia can be revived if the Umno leadership accepts former party leaders and members who were dropped from the party, says its ex-deputy premier Musa Hitam. The party leadership under Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad should also changeWire Services. - 100 words
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Article378 1988-10-01 10 Wire services. GUNMEN spraying bullets at Friday evening crowds killed at least 60 people and wounded about 150 in the south Pakistani city of Hyderabad. Doctors said that at least 60 bodies had been brought to government hospitals in this city of half a millionWire services. - 378 words
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Article101 1988-10-01 10 Wire services. KUALA LUMPUR police now know the identity of the Filipino maid who mysteriously disappeared soon after her employers' pregnant daughter-in-law was killed. But they still have no idea where she could have gone. Police have the maid's name and photograph but would notWire services. - 101 words
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159 1988-10-01 10 Wire services. A US judge in El Paso, Texas, yesterday found the FBI guilty of discriminating against its Hispanic agents in promotions and working conditions. He was ruling in a lawsuit brought by most of the agency's Hispanic agents. However, Judge Lucius BuntonWire services. - 159 words
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Article, Illustration50 1988-10-01 10 Floating moments: After the tension comes laughter. There were some heart-stopping moments earlier when bad weather delayed the launch of the US space shuttle Discovery by more than an hour. But now safe among the stars, the crew members share some light relief in space. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 50 words
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225 1988-10-01 10 UPI MR GEORGE Bush tried to limit a federal grand jury probe of the Central Intelligence Agency when he was the CIA chief, it was reported yesterday. Mr Bush, now vice-presi-dent of the USA and running for election as President, declined comment on theUPI - 225 words
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131 1988-10-01 10 Wire services. AS PART of a new military base agreement, the United States and the Philippines are exploring a debt reduction scheme similar to one used by Mexico. This was revealed by Philippine Foreign Minister, Mr Raul Manglapus, after his talks with US SecretaryWire services. - 131 words
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Article85 1988-10-01 10 AFP. THE High Court in Kuala Lumpur yesterday reduced a jail sentence given to the former president of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA), Tan Koon Swan. His jail term was reduced from 30 to 18 months. Tan had been convicted for criminal breach of trust. TheAFP. - 85 words
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WORLDIDCAY / STOCKS
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229 1988-10-01 11 Wire services. OIL prices fell to the lowest level in 25 months yesterday after reports that Saudi Arabia had increased its production even though there is 'already more oil for sale than the market needs. A surplus always triggers a fall in price asWire services. - 229 words
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Article, Illustration35 1988-10-01 11 Far Cries: They remember that dark day a year ago, these Tibetan women demonstrating in New Delhi. Last Sept 27 was the start of anti-Beijing protests in Lhasa. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 35 words
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Article177 1988-10-01 11 Wire services. THIRD World nations have debts estimated at $2.4 trillion. They have borrowed this amount from foreign banks, governments and international credit institutions. A US-based publication said the amount is expected to increase further as the countries fall behind on their payments. Institutional InvestorWire services. - 177 words
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104 1988-10-01 11 Wire services. A BANK to finance highrisk scientific and engineering projects has been established in the Soviet Union. The Moskovskaya Pravda daily said in Moscow yesterday the Moscow Share Innovation Bank has been established with 25 shareholders. However, Western bankers in Moscow saidWire services. - 104 words
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Article, Illustration260 1988-10-01 11 Wire services. SHARE prices fluctuated narrowly on Friday on the Stock Exchange before closing slightly lower, with the Financial Times 30-share index ending 1.1 points down at 1,476.5. Trading was dull as the present trading account drew to a close, market analysts said. However, certain shares attracted the attentionWire services. - 260 words
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Article70 1988-10-01 11 Wire services. SHARE prices opened lower on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today. Prices fell in initial trade on profit-taking, reflecting the easier Wall Street overnight, brokers said. The Nikkei index fell 104.93 points, or 0.37 per cent, to 27,818.74 in the first 15 minutes of trading of the half-dayWire services. - 70 words
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Article51 1988-10-01 11 FT Industrials Fri 1,476.50 (1,477.60) Dow Jones Average Fri 2,112.91 (2,119.31) ST Industrial Fri 1,034.96 (1,030.69) NST Industrial Fri 1,707.27 (1,695.87) Hongkong Hang Seng Fri 2,441.05 (2,439.39) Australian All Ordinaries Fri 1,548.10 (1,541.80) Nikkei Stock Average Fri 27,923.67 (27,700.13) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration285 1988-10-01 11 Wire services. WALL STREET blue chips closed lower in brisk trading yesterday as profit-taking in the last hour of trading reversed an early 17-point jump in the Dow Jones industrial average. The Dow index fell 6.4 points to 2,112.91 on a New York Stock Exchange volume of aboutWire services. - 285 words
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Advertisement721 1988-10-01 12 BOOHMDHG| m By: Jean Francois Nordin V |f M Four Top Body Build- countries will be taking part event, looks very bright MtfiMm 1/ UMitaM ers here including a lady in this world events. The confident to be in a limelight 7 arm Mr S port jf IT SSSS2T n721 words
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THE NEW PAPER SPECIAL PULLOUT SEOUL BEAT
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Article, Illustration268 1988-10-01 13 BEN Johnson's personal physician gave the Canadian sprinter a drug to make him run faster before he set a world record in Rome last year. That's what a track coach with Johnson's home club said in a television interview yesterday. In268 words
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Article363 1988-10-01 13 Ken Jalleh Jr - By Ken Jalleh Jr. SECURITY officers will be keeping their fingers crossed and their senses on full alert for the marathon event tomorrow. In what will be the Games' biggest nightmare for security chiefs in Seoul, the final event will be made as safe as a Sunday stroll363 words
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Advertisement33 1988-10-01 13 X k Kodak v v ll Official Rim V If of the 1988 fjdfljP* ,b iii n £r Olympic Games \QSP Only Kodacolor Gold Film captures the P° wer °fth e Olympic Games.33 words
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SEOULPIC
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Article, Illustration101 1988-10-01 14 UPI HIGH jumper Louise Ritter (below) of the United States scaled new heights in an upset victory yesterday. She beat the favourite and world record holder Stefka Kostadinova of Bulgaria into second place. Ritter, 30, equalled her American record of 2.03 m and won only afterUPI; Pictures/ Afp - 101 words
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Article, Illustration108 1988-10-01 14 Wire services. THE road to an Olympic gold is fraught with hurdles but Kenya's Julius Kariuki (below) cleared all of them for the top spot in the 3,000 m steeplechase final. He beat compatriot Peter Koech in a new Olympic mark, clocking Bmin s.slsec. HisWire services. - 108 words
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Advertisement67 1988-10-01 14 PATRICK The French name for tough. The Patrick Strike Force II PLATINI COSMOS LAUDRUPGOAL .V'^^& Discover Patrick soccer boots what Kevin Keegan, Regional Market. soieAgenc Michael Laudrup, Soren Lerby, Jan Molby and Michel Platini Patrickmarketing 33 already know and endorse PATRICK Thi: RS»O99 F VAI^AL *****1 tough, comfortable and long-lasting67 words
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SEOULBEAT
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Article, Illustration334 1988-10-01 15 THE score so far in the race keep a slate clean of steroid abuse reads: Males 9 Females 0. The lopsided score has fuelled speculation that women have an unfair advantage in avoiding detection: Birth control pills. The pill, say self-serving334 words
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Article, Illustration339 1988-10-01 15 Ken Jalleh Jr - Lewis loses chance to get his third gold medal as baton relay team is disqualified because of a bungled baton changeover between Calvin Smith and Lee McNeill Stories^ Ken Jalleh Jr CARL Lewis won the 100-metre gold sitting on his butt while a guy in a white robe was339 words
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Article128 1988-10-01 15 AP. A DEAL has been struck to keep Britain's sprinter Linford Christie in the Games and to allow him preserve his medal, according to sources speaking on condition of anonymity. Christie tested positive for a banned substance called pseudoephedrine. Prince Alexander de Merode, chief of theAP. - 128 words
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Advertisement16 1988-10-01 15 r arena l Official swimwear licensee of the Games of the XXIVth Olympaid in Seoul 198016 words
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Advertisement70 1988-10-01 15 Ail of you walk through j YjjM forests and cross seas can F KSgStf Hi appreciate Lotto's technology, and i,f^* wnDieMim TO 06«»'ft«: *W 0639 Outdoor Life by Lotto. Casual. In 4 |||*7 W/ w m zappy colours. Italian styled, nigh and \7\ AvaiUbit» low cut for laid back comfort.70 words
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Advertisement132 1988-10-01 16 0 [>f '^j nil'; I,()N( 11 NKS STY I .K ]()IIC|UCSt VI IP in titanium J J V BHi LONGINES Pl'uU'Ol llu* S\\ l>> MIKV IS.'sJ Ol lit 1.11 Imk k< <j><i < >1 11 u i •.inn si>lllu 1 111 i *l\ mi ij,j( INoml 1' >,s> 1 >111<132 words
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SEOULBEAT
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348 1988-10-01 17 r -T;- \y -Tv.v X \STARTS \mM/ Vprpy A ZULU tribesman was chased off the course by dogs, a Cuban wore long trousers and heavy shoes, a New Yorker cheated by hitching a ride in a car. In the colourful 92-year history of the348 words
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Article, Illustration410 1988-10-01 17 Ken Jalleh Jr - By Ken Jalleh Jr TWO Kenyans will make the streets of Seoul their playground tomorrow, in a safari fraught with danger behind every barricade. There will be khaki-clad hunters behind, in front and overhead. There will be barricades beside them, and helicopters above. »And they will be410 words
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Advertisement217 1988-10-01 17 I DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER STUDIES r ppnFII ir nip na rr "I SDF APPROVED-IN-PRINCIPLe-SOK GRANT lliCi VrM? Topics Oovor9cl Computing programming, accounting, business studies, Diploma in Computer StudiM programme leading to the W*A the world-renowned NCC diploma scheme is the brainchild of management sciences NCC/CSG/IDPM examinations originated from RACC in217 words
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THE NEW PAPER SPECIAL SEOUL BEAT
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Article, Illustration248 1988-10-01 18 'CARBOHYDRATE LOADING' ATHLETE ARTIFICIALLY LOADS MUSCLES WITH EXTRA FUEL IN THE FORM OF CARBOHYDRATE (STORED AS GLYCOGEN). ONE WEEK BEFORE THE MARATHON, ATHLETE RUNS TO EXHAUSTION TO DEPLETE GLYCOGEN STORES IN LEG MUSCLES. FOR 3 DAYS ATHLETE EATS ONLY FATS AND PROTEINS. GLYCOGEN STORE REMAINS LOW. FINAL 3248 words
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Article60 1988-10-01 18 *L|| iji j.iii llijiji L. nnn ahftf H iiWiUMi Medals at tna mammon nov* oean anarad amongst 2e oabona. te mere than tor«y othar twrt. TW ji »rt)anLapa»»qnfr10»l Hw top mm Nm him t i MB HCbM 1987 8 RANKINGS I w£ asr M m k2B £3960 words
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Advertisement362 1988-10-01 18 The New Paper-Lotto Olympic Contest 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 W associated with the symbols and you stand to A win attractive Lotto and The New Paper prizes. Each362 words
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Miscellaneous255 1988-10-01 19 WMVA! gßßl yyyyyyv WNAAAArf CAniujc Af Tkp 80<t 90UIK1S VI lIIC OV9 tfiarlin 1 1 If) nm) (Rad,o 1,1.30pm) I -"I Uatt t~> n/i 'r\ RBcf W J iT 'BC*W*tiA *jT flIHk S 5 V, A «i ■> 5 5 Tc THE great Bounds of this decade include Sweet Dreams255 words
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Miscellaneous520 1988-10-01 19 EEZSMm NOON Naws la Briaf 12.05 Raal Faa: Join Roger Kool for an afternoon of good music and fun from hia record selection. IffeA si j,,,.* •W Nvwi ino iVwiiiiwf Rspon 1.10 Hit Factary: William Xavier will play you hit songs from new albums. 1.30 Saaads Of Tha '80s: See520 words
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Miscellaneous343 1988-10-01 19 RAEHOGUDE emeih (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON Easy Usteaing: Featuring a selection of soothinginstrumental muaic to start on your afternoon. Lover's Romance and Ronnie Aldrich His Two Pianos entertain. 12.50 Market Raped (Programmes in English) 1.00 Naws and Market Raviaw failawad by Highlights 1.30 Laachbreak: Instrumental and vocal numbers are offered343 words
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Miscellaneous246 1988-10-01 19 NOON 0a Track Ross Tucker plays the new ones, ofTers some good advice and brings on an entertaining half hour. 12.30 Tap Of Tka Taps: Comes on with the Top 10 hits from the British chaiila. 1.00 Naws I.10 Fatnra Nits: Host Joel Denver gives you a weekly look at246 words
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Miscellaneous290 1988-10-01 19 NOON Newsdesk 12.30 SMrtswarid: Paddy Feeny brings you an update on the sports events at the Seoul Olympics '88. 12.45 Raflectiens: A moment of reflective thought on religion. 12.50 Financial Newt 1.00 World News 1.09 Tweaty-Fear Naurs: News Sum mary. 1.30 Paraaaal Viaw: Presents a topical issue in British life.290 words
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Article, Illustration1012 1988-10-01 20 ►Centrestage CAMEL'S HUMP HUM ALONG. Ever wonder How the Camel Got His Humps? Find out in this Act 3 play. Featuhng original songs by Jasmin Samat. Drama Centre. 3 pm and 8 pm. Tickets $4, from Drama Centre an hour before performance. PIANO AND ORCHESTRA Hungarian-bom pianist now residing1,012 words
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Article, Illustration899 1988-10-01 20 ►Centrest&e CAMEL HUMPS. Ever wondered How the Camel Got Its Hump. Act 3, a local drama company, will make a mountain of the camel's '•molehill" in this rib-tickling Children's Day special. 2 pm and 5 pm. Drama Centre. Tickets at $4 one hour before show. Gallery I —~y CHINA899 words
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Article, Illustration138 1988-10-01 20 IT'S Sunday, time to enjoy the sun, sea and watch birds? Yes, why not try something different while you are at the beach. Watch these elegant creatures as they soar through the skies. If you are not at the seaside, just S|et out of bed and take138 words
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Article, Illustration93 1988-10-01 20 KIDS IT'S YOUR DAY! WATCH a fashion show specially tailored for the young. Have fun with the clown that performs magic tricks. Kitty, the Japanese cartoon character, will be there to take pictures with you. Those who come early will be in for a treat 600 white balloons and Ghostbuster93 words
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Article, Illustration66 1988-10-01 20 \rpr NI6HTLI6HTS: Hear Wat Tah Hek, a six-member HIJ group, combine pop music with ethnic sounds. Tonight at the Top fen, (T7f GALLERY: A special kind of art \zJ Students of Katong Special School display some of their work at the Cultural and Educational Centre. r~PT OUT AND ABOUT:66 words
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Article, Illustration64 1988-10-01 20 r~> GALLERY: Get to see a superb collection of pictures ItKJ set In China. They depict the beautiful scenery and life r~yr FOOD: Indulge in luscious king prawns prepared with I butter and ginger. Royal Holiday Ina rpr OUT AND ABOUT: Exotic orchids, in bright colours. Get IzU tips64 words
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Miscellaneous1307 1988-10-01 21 Mama's Boy r Seoul Olympics'BB Soccer Special Arts AN American comedy I around Jake, a FANCIED IS CWldrens Day offering former funcee Victoria who' 9 also his boss footbaU while the robust Soviets are Appearing are Pope John Paul 11, In the pilot Jake is romancing his Mama Walker noted1,307 words
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Miscellaneous331 1988-10-01 21 5 5 S3 10.46 pm Saturday Night Movie The Great Scout And Cathouaa Thursday: Lee Marvin and Oliver Reed play pals who are soldiers of fortune, at a time when the Wild West is getting modernised. In Colorado, they locate a railway tycoon (Robert Culp) who cheated them of $60,000331 words
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Miscellaneous1571 1988-10-01 22 I SCREEN M Supermodel Of The The GoWen Girls Seoul Olympics '88 GEMS r World '88 M *Sk, (8.20 pm, SBC 5) Closing Ceremony (Live) (9.35 pm, SBC 5) THE return of Blanche, Dorothy, (5.00 pm, SBC 12) THIS year's contest was held Betty and Sophia in a new season1,571 words
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Miscellaneous182 1988-10-01 22 oc II P m English Soccer: S U 1 Manchester United vs West <Wi J Ham. 12.05 Close 10.55 pm World Music :tt Album 000 11.00 Late News On 8 (C) 11.20 Close :12 69 *10.30 pm Film Focus 000 Saint Joan: Based on George Bernard Shaw's play, Jean Seberg182 words
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Article, Illustration1014 1988-10-01 25 ►Centrestage CAMEL'S HUMP HUM ALONG. Ever wonder How the Camel Got His Humps? Find out in this Act 3 play. Featuring original songs by Jasmin Samat. Drama Centre. 3 pm and 8 pm. Tickets $4, from Drama Centre an hour before performance. PIANO AND ORCHESTRA. Hungarian-bom pianist now residing1,014 words
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Article, Illustration904 1988-10-01 25 ►Centrest&e CAMEL HUMPS. Ever wondered How the Camel Got Its Hump. Act 3. a local drama company, will make a mountain of the camel's "molehill" in this rib-tickling Children's Day special. 2 pm and 5 pm. Drama Centre. Tickets at $4 one hour before show. Gallery r—y CHINA SOJOURN.904 words
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Article, Illustration138 1988-10-01 25 ITS Sunday, time to enjoy the sun, sea and watch birds? Yes, why not try something different while you are at the beach. Watch these elegant creatures as they soar through the skies. If you are not at the seaside, just get out of bed and take138 words
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Article, Illustration93 1988-10-01 25 KIDS IT'S YOUR DAY! WATCH a fashion show specially tailored for the young. Have fun with the clown that performs magic tricks. Kitty, the Japanese cartoon character, will be there to take pictures with you. Those who come early will be in for a treat 600 white balloons and Ghostbuster93 words
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Article, Illustration65 1988-10-01 25 [Z/f NlttlTllOHTS: Hear Wat Tah Hek, a six-member t*-J group, combine pop music with ethnic sounds. Tonight fT/f WIRY: A special kind of art UIJ Students of Katdng Special School display some of their work at the Cultural and Educational Centre. r~pr OUT AND ABOUT: Watch 560 children sing,65 words
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Article, Illustration73 1988-10-01 25 r~pr GALLERY: Get to see a superb collection of pictures \V set In China. They depict the beautiful scenery and life there. Goethe-lnstltut. [77f FOOD: Indulge In luscious king prawns prepared with W butter and ginger. Royal Holiday Ina rpr OUT MM ABOUT: Exotic orchids, in bright colours. Get73 words
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Miscellaneous220 1988-10-01 26 H's Your Day (Radio 1, 8.10 am) A SPECIAL programme sponsored by the HDB in conjunction with the HDB Residents and Area Office Day. Host Jeanette Joseph will fill listeners in on the activities to be held at various HDB area offices. There will be a phone-in quiz with attractive220 words
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Miscellaneous501 1988-10-01 26 0 am Nows In Briaf 0.05 On Air Wake up to the songs of today in this early morning programme. 7.00 Nows and Weathor Report 7.10 On Air (continued) 8.00 Nows 8.10 It's Your Day: See Air Raves 9.00 Nows In Briaf 9.05 Oanrmat's Delight: Rosemary Moss serves a selection501 words
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Miscellaneous442 1988-10-01 26 RADIOGUIDE (Programmes in English) 0.00 Nows In Brief 0.03 Highlights 0.05 As Dawn Awakas: Presented by Benny Tay. 7.00 Nows and Weather Forecast 7.10 Braakfast Classics: Have a classical breakfast with Cluck's Dance Of The Blessed Spirits by flutist Robert Dohn and the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra under Munchinger and Richard442 words
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Miscellaneous456 1988-10-01 26 0.00 Braakfast Club: Red if fusion's Sundey morning wake-up show with music, information, weather updates and features. 0.30 Tlma Warp: With interesting snippets on entertainment, music and films. 0.35 Braakfast Clnb (continued): Morning entertainment continues with wake-up sounds and the open phone-line. 7.00 Nows 7.10 Braakfast Clnb (continued) 0.00 News456 words
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Miscellaneous423 1988-10-01 26 •.00 Work! Nm 0.00 From Our Cacw»—Owl 0.2S Nature Notebook 0.40 Reflection*: A moment of reflective thought on religion. 0.45 Sftrto Roundup 7.00 World Nm 7.00 Wards 7.15 The Tony Myatt Request Show 0.00 World News 0.00 News About Britain 0.15 Radio Nowsrool 0.30 Ptay Of The Week Murder In423 words
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Article, Illustration248 1988-10-01 27 'CARBOHYDRATE LOADING' ATHLETE ARTIFICIALLY LOADS MUSCLES WITH EXTRA FUEL IN THE FORM OF CARBOHYDRATE (STORED AS GLYCOGEN). ONE WEEK BEFORE THE MARATHON, ATHLETE RUNS TO EXHAUSTION TO DEPLETE GLYCOGEN STORES IN LEG MUSCLES. FOR 3 DAYS ATHLETE EATS ONLY FATS AND PROTEINS. GLYCOGEN STORE REMAINS LOW. FINAL 3248 words
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Article56 1988-10-01 27 k I. jmA miiilli m m tiMn «kAMii an at Meoais at me rnaratnon navs Deeosnarto amongst 2a nafor* tor more two tor if oilw mml Th* indufcd M am Ojwpte m«W lor Porigii w h ittOhe top hm lw 1987 8 RANKINGS: tow mwifcttun m Hsna56 words
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Advertisement362 1988-10-01 27 The New Paper-Lotto Olympic Contest 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 W sssociated with the symbols and you stand to A win attractive Lotto and The New Paper prizes. Each362 words
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Article, Illustration59 1988-10-01 28 The New Paper-Kneissl USSR 44 26 42 Hi EAST GERMANY 33 29 24 H USA 27 22 24 WEST GERMANY 10 12 12 HUNGARY 10 5 6 h BULGARIA 9 H 11 |4 RUMANIA 6 10 6 SOUTH KOREA 6 6 9 FRANCE 5 3 5 B| CHINA59 words
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Advertisement97 1988-10-01 28 JACJBBJ air cushion ZlWfa# SYSTEM X Air Cushion System, the new way to cut 1 MT string vfcration: the vertical strings are j£2y I /09x 1 inbedded in an air cushion that M m 1 compresses on impoct with the bal. J jf J Air Cushion/Ceramic Control System, the V97 words
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Article, Illustration605 1988-10-01 29 The marathon will be the final stretch in Seoul's dicy sweepstakes for a safe and successful Games It will mean a throng of threats from unknown forces for police. THE Greeks had a word for those who derive pleasure from inflicting pain on themselves: Marathon.605 words
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289 1988-10-01 29 MARATHON DETOUR FROM Xpg-iT/ Reuter Olympics, had never run a marathon before. He still triumphed for an extraordinary hattrick and was fresh enough to be signing autographs straight afterwards. Ethiopian Abebe Bikila won the Rome marathon in 1960 and completed the doubleReuter - 289 words
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Article, Illustration169 1988-10-01 30 ThelNew Paoer-fetstreamlour Contest Every day, there are stories marked with a tick only one has a double border. Look for the tick with this double border I. I and write down the headline of this story in the space marked on the169 words
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Article163 1988-10-01 30 RULES REGULATIONS 1. You can send in as many entries as you want Each entry a set of six coupons must I* made on the contest forms published in The New Paper Kr.tries with less than six coupons will not quality lor the contest Send your entrv to: The New163 words
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Article, Illustration505 1988-10-01 30 UPI. BRITAIN'S Steve Cram isn't letting the absence of Moroccan star Said Aouita and Brazilian Joachim Cruz lead him into complacency in today's 1,500 metres Olympic final. Cram, the 1984 silver-med-allist, suddenly found himself installed as favourite following the withdrawal of two potential winners. Aouita, considered the world'sUPI. - 505 words
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Article310 1988-10-01 30 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BASEBALL Japan Roundup: Pacific League: Nippon Ham 5 Nankai 0. CYCLING Tour of Ireland: 3rd stage: 1 Darryl Webster (Brit) 5:19:00 2 Sean Kelly (Ire) 3 Malcolm Elliott (Brit) 4 Dag-Erik Pedersen (Nor) 5 Acacio da SiTva (Por). Overall: 1 Elliott 17:53:33Wire services. - 310 words
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Advertisement43 1988-10-01 30 i The New Piaper-JetstreamTbiir Contest ENTRY FORM NO: 6, WEEK NO: It OCT HEADLINE I j |a NAME: I/C NO: I ADDRESS: I TEL(H): (0): AGE: f SEX: OCCUPATION: Cjb H3I (£j THE SEMk' PAPER IAPAS AIR LINES CREATIVE TOURS THOMAS COOK TRAVELLERSCHEOUES43 words
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Article, Illustration451 1988-10-01 31 THE THREE MUSKETEERS - By THE THREE MUSKETEERS A TREBLE for local rider Leslie Khoo, and a double for Terry Lucas to celebrate his return to active service after a two-day suspension. That looks like one of the better results of the small fields for today's racing at Bukit Timah.451 words
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Article129 1988-10-01 31 BUKIT Timah trainer Charlie Read will introduce a lively newcomer in Mana Tahu II for the forthcoming Restricted Terms races at Penang this month. In a qualifying trial for Singapore-based Restricted Terms horses, Mana Tahu II thrashed his rivals by 16 lengths over 1000 metres on129 words
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479 1988-10-01 31 THE Quartet on Sunday, also the closing race of the day, is another riddle. The three horses with the best form, Dendrobium, Olympic Glory and Excellence have all drawn outside marbles, leaving a chance for another horse to pick up a surprise win. All three479 words
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Article363 1988-10-01 32 S. Gulam - Stories/ S. Gulam THERE'S only one thing left for Singapore to do tomorrow (8.30pm) at the Ipoh Stadium: Get a convincing victory over Perak. Why a convincing win? Well, the hosts have simply no heart for the game. They are already out of contention for the last363 words
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Article, Illustration270 1988-10-01 32 IT'S not often that a footballer rebels against his coach, and gets away scot-free. Not in the Malaysia Cup, anyway. But Perak's Azizol Abu Hanifah and S. Silvarajoo did exactly that, and still remain as captain and vicecaptain of the team respectively. Unhappy with coach Abdullah Nordin's270 words
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Article, Illustration203 1988-10-01 32 SINGAPORE keeper David Lee has promised to keep his run of blank score-sheets at the Ipoh Stadium tomorrow. If he succeeds in shutting out Perak's strikers then he would be the unofficial "League's best keeper" based on the number of goals conceded. Unlike strikers, who try203 words
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Article, Illustration154 1988-10-01 32 Who is your star of tho Seoul Olympic Games? Of course, it wouldn't be Ben Johnson. Unless you think drugs make sport. But there's a whole Games to choose your star from unknowns to established ones. From the Anthony Nestys to the Matt Biondis, from the Carl Lewis's154 words
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Article, Illustration386 1988-10-01 33 Harinder Gill - Going places with Monopoly By Harinder Gill CHRISTOPHER CHAN has never been to Park Place or Boardwalk but these names are as familiar to him as Orchard Road or Shenton Way. The 15-year-old student of Chinese High School is a Monopoly whizz kid. He beat 21 others to win thePicture/ Aundry Gan - 386 words
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Article390 1988-10-01 33 Harinder Gill - This is the time to start applying if you are thinking of studying abroad. Here are some tips By Harinder Gill GOING abroad for further studies can shock your system. New country, new climate, new culture. Know what to expect and you will make the390 words
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Article, Illustration294 1988-10-01 33 Harinder Gill - What kind of Singapore would you like your children to live in? By Harinder Gill Steve Lee, 18 Serangoon Garden Secondary School student "I would want a scientific Singapore. With vehicles that can move on their own, like in Knight Rider. And robots in homes to294 words
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Advertisement192 1988-10-01 34 large I group of I 437,000 potential I who said they would I read' The New Paper. I (Prelaunch Survey, November 1987). WB5H Recruit effectively with Fast Ads OurAppointments&Qassified Section The New Paper, Singapore's newest HHHHPBHH 9HH[ English weekday noon tabloid, jf%*j| delivering informative and easy-reading news in a colourful192 words
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Advertisement295 1988-10-01 35 APPOINTMENTS Established Property Management Company requires Junior Secretary 'A' levels with good command of English At least 2 years secretarial experience Good typing and shorthand skills Able to operate PC Able to work independently Accounts Clerk '0' or 'A' level Minimum 2 years experience Good typing speed LCCI Intermediate Book-keeping295 words
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Advertisement344 1988-10-01 35 ETsales executives Key Telephone Systems (KTS) mmy Are you a successful salesperson, aspiring to achieve more in a progressive IV and dynamic company? If so, we nave the right job for you! We are an established Equipment and Service Vendor for market leaders in telephony switching, radio and data communications.344 words
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Advertisement280 1988-10-01 35 An Ettobllohod Ptaottc ln)ictton Mouldlng Mid Citclfo pitting Cocnptny In M>iPl>n tun Invttii tppllcttions A in II >!■■■!■ tor mo iwiowinfl pocii 1. PRODUCTION PLANNER To plan and schedule production/ material requirements to meet customers L orders 'A' Level holders or Its equivalent 2. FEMALE Q.C. TECHNICIANS Knowledge of Q.C.280 words
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Article, Illustration312 1988-10-01 36 Vivien Chiong - SHOWTIME By Vivien Chiong TAIWANESE newcomer Ming Yang says: "I'll always be a child. I was born on Children's Day". This "forever young" artiste is now in Singapore with two Taiwanese singers, Henry Yang and Candy. The three of them and local talent Maggie Teng312 words
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Advertisement75 1988-10-01 36 Fi in someone a overseas about Singapore. It's the weekly newspaper, printed on Vv\ light weight paper in convenient wEu It carries business,economic, political daj? and general news on Singapore as well as tP investment news and sports round-ups. «\v\ The more important regional and Asean news, and executive appointment75 words
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Advertisement195 1988-10-01 36 [sUKaaBEMOW"! I want a subscription o< The Straits Times Weekly Name I Address 1 I Country P/Code T«l T«t»» I I Send a subscription tor months at S/US$ I I (PIMM dttdti I I enclose a cheque/money order m I would like my subscription delivered to I Nam* I Address195 words
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Advertisement168 1988-10-01 37 Do you find the thought of being interviewed somewhat daunting? Do you have sleepless nights before the interview? 1 How To Be I INTERVIEWED D Mackenzie Davey P McDonnell Illustrated by Peter Kneebone This book offers some useful hints to help you prepare for an interview. It explains some important168 words
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Miscellaneous134 1988-10-01 37 COMICRELIEF Hagar tli« Horrible/piK Browne 77 7V5 BNeLf&hl, 111 7yprWeoTw&j j STZAMBP/ i I SHOOTY ABOUT e>/e£YTMt4G! F sfe a^lfM 1 <f°J?& "ffi® .JlilL AugUSta/Dominic Doelsma Angus McGill r«i,MMf.E PTTTTrSn t ritW /^A LITTie FURTHER^ I AA-U-M-M-6 e J B A-B B A J I pOWM'AIMMf NICE 'lX j George134 words
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Miscellaneous153 1988-10-01 38 COMICREUEF Single Slices/Peter Kohisaat rr— «r—| 7 jcrorv /mm \A/iicnn ,om VV,,5On r is-'-* '< Orchard Road/coiin Goh AWcnoNjwof |heß6—>.-I I cou-EGg- &is s Cathy/Cathy THAOTDCAV AT THC MEO- "1 r TNEMYWIEO I MATT KAOM NOM~JW HT IF VOU AMYTWM* (XK6 6€C/MIS€ IT MAS SO MOM- All THE MEMO REIATIYCS153 words
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Article, Illustration643 1988-10-01 39 Hope Barrett - Fate has wedded him to the stars. Film-maker John Derek is the man from whom Bo takes her surname and she is not the only star in his life. He has also been married to Ursula Andress and Linda Evans. Oh, lucky man! By643 words
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Article, Illustration262 1988-10-01 39 NICO (Capitol/Liberty/President) A "chop-chop shoot-'em-up" film in which the action never stops. Steven Seagal plays Nico Toscani, a Chicago cop who uncovers a CIA-backed drug operation. Times: Capitol 11 am, 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.15 pm. Liberty /President 1.30, 3.30, 7, 9 pm. NORTH SHORE (Prince 2) EIGHTEEN-year-old Rick Kane262 words
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Article, Illustration361 1988-10-01 40 Sonja Tan - Stories/ Sonja Tan NEW on the shelves, hot with the customers: that's the James Bond video. The Living Daylights. It emerged the clear winner when The New Paper conducted a snap poll earlier this week. Four major distributors were contacted and asked to name361 words
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Article26 1988-10-01 40 Best THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS In second place: BLIND DATE INNER SPACE Other favourites: SECRET OF MY SUCCESS WITCHES OF EASTWICK DIRTY DANCING26 words
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Article, Illustration458 1988-10-01 40 VIDEO rentals show that Singaporeans love comedies. And, this month comedy fans will be able to choose between Blind Date, Haunted Honeymoon and Murphy's Romance, the latest releases from Video Van. BLIND DATE Star-studded Blind Date may be funny. But it is458 words
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Article, Illustration348 1988-10-01 41 Adeline Woon - By Adeline Woon IN SINGAPORE, Farid Ali used to be nothing more than a backing guitarist for singers in recording sessions. Last month, he won an award for being best arranger in the Curacao International Song Festival. Curacao is a Caribbean island off the north348 words
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Article, Illustration282 1988-10-01 41 Lim Sek - Beauties with the beat is winning combination By Lim Sek BEAUTY and the beat is a showbiz combination that seldom fails. Musical content still has the final say. But it cannot be denied that good looks give a performer that edge. In this MTV age, the advantage becomes greater.282 words
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Article, Illustration451 1988-10-01 42 Ting Mei See - By Ting Mei See LONG before the TV show came, Mrs Seow Peck Leng had plans for a living arrangement like that of The Golden Girls of the popular comedy series. In it, four friends Dorothy (Bea Arthur), her mother Sophia (Estelle Getty), Rose (Betty451 words
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Article, Illustration154 1988-10-01 42 ALL over 50, The Golden Girls are living up their golden years. The may be grey (or in some cases, carefully maintained blonde), but they stillhaven't forgotten how to enjoy life. There's lusty Southern belle Blanche, who is "as jumpy as a virgin in a154 words
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Article, Illustration229 1988-10-01 43 IT'S a new page in the story of Singapore entertainment. Singer Tommy Page makes his Asian concert debut next Tuesday at The Warehouse. At the tender age of 18, this accomplished singer, songwriter and keyboardist has already scored with two of the hottest dance229 words
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Article, Illustration173 1988-10-01 43 UPI. NO LOVE LOST IT didn't take 15-year-old Alyssa Milano long to get over her crush on 24-year-old hockey player Robbie Brown of the Pittsburgh Penguins. According to an American magazine, the star from Who's The Boss? started filming Senior Prom, an NBC-TV movie, and she and her 17-year-oldUPI. - 173 words
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Article, Illustration156 1988-10-01 43 TWO SBC stars, Chen Zhicai and Ye Shumei want your support. On Oct 15, they'll be walking for charity in the Community Chest's Heartstrings walk. Shumei and Zhicai are ideal because they're both sporty people. You can do your bit by sending156 words
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Article, Illustration335 1988-10-01 44 C Shantheni - By C Shantheni KALPANA Iyer is totally captivating. Yes, there are those extra kilos, but she's still a star. She has a personality that shines and a naturalness that warms. When she speaks, her face is animated and her voice is alive withPicture/ Aundry Gan - 335 words
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Article, Illustration464 1988-10-01 44 Ravindra Kumar - FIRST NIGHT By Ravindra Kumar SHE waltzed on stage. Swung her hips and mouthed the words of a hit Hindi song, Hari Om Hari. Then the lights went out. Kalpana Iyer wasn't telling people to hurry home for Hari to a Hindu is God.464 words
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