The New Paper, 12 October 1988
1988-10-12
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Title Section13 1988-10-12 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12 t 1988 MCI (P) 179/4/80 50 CENTS13 words
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Advertisement196 1988-10-12 1 llHSIEfeTHAN I FAST BIKE p^^HK^^uni v ''fl |P^ Now The New Paper can send news pages across Singapore in a minute. New electronic system starts to replace despatch riders who rush filmed pages from Times House to our printing plant This means later deadlines, fresher news for you. Page 5196 words
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Article, Illustration52 1988-10-12 1 Muslims pray on a square and road in Algiers where week of rioting left 200 dead. Angry over high prices and shortages, mobs have set fires and looted stores. Western diplomats predict violence will flare anew during funerals of those killed by the military./ Page 13Picture/ Afp - 52 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration519 1988-10-12 2 More people in Singapore are earning more money. More jobs are available. Fewer are taking to the streets looking for work. Nobody went on strike. This is the happy picture of the labour scene last year with the recovery of the Singapore economy. The519 words
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Article, Illustration296 1988-10-12 2 Chua Chin Chye - By Chua Chin Chye FIVE OF his friends are missing and he's in hospital yet Mr Misda bin Vasdi considers himself lucky. He got to have breakfast in bed this morning while he described how he and other survivors hung on to the296 words
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Article, Illustration480 1988-10-12 2 Trudy Lim - In an industry where job-hopping is rampant, 10 per cent of the 2,000 workers at Texas Instruments have served the company for 20 years. At a dinner to celebrate the company's 20th anniversary last night, The New Paper spoke to three of them. By480 words
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Article39 1988-10-12 2 Wire services. THE World Health Organisation predicts that three million people could have Aids by 1996. It gave the estimate at a health conference in San Marino, Italy. There are now 300,000 victims. Wire services.Wire services. - 39 words
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Article, Illustration447 1988-10-12 3 Augustine Low - In Singapore, we have our MRT. From next month, West Berliners can ride in trains of their new M-Bahn Magnetic Transit System. You can see a model of the West Berlin train at the World Trade Centre in Singapore. On display in Hall 5, for a three-dayPictures/CHOO ChWEE HIJA - 447 words
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235 1988-10-12 3 TGI is the new buzzword for Singapore traders. It stands for trade generating investment. And what it means is this: take a stake in the country to which you export. That's the advice to traders from Mr Alan Yeo, Chairman of the235 words
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Miscellaneous23 1988-10-12 2 THE WEATHER THE weather outlook today from noon to midnight: Fair. Maximum temperature: 32 degrees. Sunset today: 6.53 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 6.48 am.23 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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276 1988-10-12 4 Irene Ng - By Irene Ng p OLICE should keep better records of what they find when they carry out body searches. That way, claims of r l _i x i_ foul play against them can be "confronted and disproved". This advice came yesterday from a276 words
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Article, Illustration253 1988-10-12 4 MIDDLE Road Hospital will move to new premises on Dec 8, one year behind schedule. The delay was because structural changes had to be made to its new home, a $17-million complex to be called the Skin Disease Centre. The centre, three times the253 words
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164 1988-10-12 4 A CASHIER in a Raffles City bookstore was counting cash when a fast-fingered thief snatched away a $500 bill yesterday. The Chinese-language daily newspaper Lianhe Zaobao reported that Ms Lee Suyan said she was counting the money in a Japanese bookshop when a male164 words
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Article191 1988-10-12 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. adaptation: An adaptation is a change made to suit new needs such as an adaptation of a book for a play. affable: A person who has an affable nature191 words
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Article, Illustration696 1988-10-12 5 Michelle Oh - A new phase begins for The New Paper with facsimile transmission of pages. We can now get later news into the paper to serve you better. By Michelle Oh AT 10.15 in the morning, six days a week, a motorcycle has roared out of Times House toGraphics/ PETER SULLIVAN; Pictures/ Aundry Gan, David Tan and Dominic Woon - 696 words
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Article, Illustration180 1988-10-12 6 Michelle Oh - By Michelle Oh SINGAPORE and Brunei Darussalam reached agreement today to further liberalise the Singapore-Brunei Darussalam Bilateral Air Services Agreement. Airlines of both countries are now free to mount any number of charter flights with any aircraft type between the countries. The agreementPicture/ AUNDRY GaN - 180 words
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Article, Illustration252 1988-10-12 6 Trudy Lim - By' Trudy Lim TAKE a train from Yio Chu Kang to Lakeside in Jurong and it will cost you $1.40. That is the maximum fare you will pay when the present Yio Chu Kang to Cle-' menti line is extended from Nov 5. And252 words
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Article, Illustration158 1988-10-12 6 THIS picture was taken off a closed circuit television screen with the camera trained on people outside Lucky Plaza. More than 30 cameras, installed last month at the shopping centre in Orchard Road, have been "keeping an eye" on the activities of the158 words
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Article109 1988-10-12 6 A DISPUTE over space to sell food at a bus interchange led one hawker to stab another at a hawker centre last night, police said. Mr Nadarajan Perumal, 51, was having a bottle of beer at the hawker centre near Block 209, Ang Mo Kio Central,109 words
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Article, Illustration320 1988-10-12 7 T HE Christmas light-up won't be just a pretty face this year. It will be a pretty bright idea too. This time around it will apart from being a delight to tourists help raise $1.2 million for the Community Chest of Singapore. That is how far thePictures/ John Tan - 320 words
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Article, Illustration350 1988-10-12 8 A MIXED bag of people go every Monday night to the Raffles Institution to make beautiful music together. There are 60 of them doctors, teachers, businessmen, students in the group called the Raffles Symphony Orchestra. Their ages vary from 16 to 55. What unites them is350 words
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Article, Illustration371 1988-10-12 8 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim THE Futsing (Fuqing) Association in Singapore was afraid it would die out. So it put an advertisement in the papers recently asking for people from the dialect group to join it. Interest was clearly alive. That one advertisement brought 300 replies in 10371 words
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Article220 1988-10-12 8 CARS are now coming ready fitted with compact disc (CD) systems to help boost their sales. This is the latest extra offered by two Japanese cars instead of the usual cassette decks. Toyota Coronas have come equipped with Sony CD systems since April 7. Honda220 words
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Advertisement116 1988-10-12 4 Sun, 23 Oct 88 2pm 7pm Sentosa Fountain Gardens Entry Forms with details are available at Sentosa Information Office, World Trade Centre Closing Date: 15/10/88 r-Other coming activities: a Squaretance New Ferry Terminal Rockery Rock 5/ Concert Musical Fountain**" ChineM Wayang New Ferry Terminal \'j j Topper Junior Soccer. 7-A116 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration38 1988-10-12 10 Warfare The threat of chemical weapons hat led Israel to give troops special training. Soldiers in Tel Aviv are shown how a victim is treated. The first step is a shower, then the hospital Picture/ ReUTERPicture/ ReUTER - 38 words
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Article242 1988-10-12 10 Wire services. THREE American preachers have pleaded guilty to running a sex ring of boys they lured with gifts and money and then molested. The three said they used the Tony Leyva Evangelistic Association of Columbus, Georgia, to recruit boys for homosexual prostitution. Dozens of boys told• Wire services. - 242 words
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119 1988-10-12 10 Wire services. THE Indian army sought to restore calm today after Hindu-Muslim clashes killed 13 people in north India's Uttar Pradesh state. United News of India said about 70 people were injured yesterday in fighting in the towns of Muzaffarnagar and— Wire services. - 119 words
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214 1988-10-12 10 Wire services. WASHINGTON today expressed optimism that talks with Manila would shortly produce an agreement to keep US bases in the Philippines. But a spokesman said final details of a pact had not yet been agreed upon. Official sources in Manila said yesterdayWire services. - 214 words
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Article52 1988-10-12 10 Bernama. SAFETY checks have cleared for flight two of the 35 grounded Skyhawks of the Royal Malaysian Air Force. The jets were grounded after two crashed in separate incidents over the South China Sea. Officials said inspection of the remaining 33 Skyhawks would be finishedBernama. - 52 words
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Article, Illustration480 1988-10-12 10 Wire services. A WORKER in Mr George Bush's California campaign rang his Washington bosses a few days ago with an urgent plea: Keep Mr Dan Quayle out of the state. At about the same time, Mr Michael S Dukakis's California manager did what he couldWire services. - 480 words
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Article, Illustration199 1988-10-12 12 Wire services. HUNDREDS of angry investors battled riot police as they tried to force entry into Taiwan's Parliament to protest a new tax. The fighting erupted yesterday when almost 1,000 investors sought to get past police ringing the building in central Taipei. Police heldWire services.; Picture/ REUTER - 199 words
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Article205 1988-10-12 12 Wire services. EIGHTY-FIVE people and the world's seventh largest bank have been accused of handling money for Latin American drug barons. Charges in the case, largest of its kind in US history, were filed yesterday in Tampa, Florida. The operation extended to several US cities andWire services. - 205 words
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Article, Illustration254 1988-10-12 12 Wire services. THE Financial Times 30share index dropped 3.1 points to close at 1,487.2 yesterday. Revived bid speculation helped lift the building materials sector with Blue Circle and Pilkington gaining. Electronics group Ferranti was again active with over 13 million shares changing hands. Dealers pointed out that Abbey Life– Wire services. - 254 words
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Article76 1988-10-12 12 Reuter SHARE prices were mixed in opening trade today, on profit-taking after Tuesday's sharp gains and a lower Wall Street overnight, brokers said. The Nikkei index slipped 24.25 points, or 0.09 per cent, to 27,445.35 after 10 minutes of trade. Falls were led by securities house, pulp/paper, bank, shipbuilding,Reuter - 76 words
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Article51 1988-10-12 12 FT Industrials Tue 1,487.20 (1,490.30 Dow Jones Average Tue 2,156.47 (2,158.96 ST Industrial Tue 1,018.54 (1,015.90 NST Industrial Tue 1,697.71 (1,692.17 Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 2,571.61 (2,566.42 Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,543.20 (1,534.70 Nikkei Stock Average Tue 27,469.60 Closed Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration280 1988-10-12 12 Wire services. WALL STREET stocks slipped yesterday as a weaker bond market encouraged investors to take profits after a two-day rally had sent prices to a post-crash high. The Dow Jones industrial average edged 2.49 points lower to 2,156.47. On Monday it hit the highest closing level since– Wire services. - 280 words
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Article232 1988-10-12 13 Wire services. SAFETY and security concerns have forced the US nu-clear-weapons industry to close two key plants. One expert says the result is the same as if the US had begun to disarm itself. The US Energy Department announced yesterday it had ordered the soleWire services. - 232 words
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Article, Illustration51 1988-10-12 13 Game: Shoes off for greater balance, the Princess of Wales bowls a wood to inaugurate the Luton Indoors Bowl Centre in England. Her wood was right on target when it struck the jack, a small white ball. "Just a bit of luck," commented modest Di. Picture/Picture/ REUTER - 51 words
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Article, Illustration46 1988-10-12 13 Demand: The Reverend lan Paisley, a hard-lining Northern Ireland Protestant leader, makes his point at a meeting of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France. Mr Paisley, who disrupted a speech by Pope John Paul 11, was removed by security forces. Picture/ AFPPicture/ AFP - 46 words
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101 1988-10-12 13 Wire services. PAKISTAN says it has sealed its southern border to keep armed saboteurs out of southern Sind province. Although Pakistan and India have had more than 40 years of troubled relations, this is the first time that Islamabad has closed its border. The— Wire services. - 101 words
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183 1988-10-12 13 Wire services. ALGERIAN President Chadli Bendjedid today lifted the state of siege in the capital of Algiers after a week of rioting that killed 200. Shortly afterwards, people rejoiced in the streets, waving Algerian flags and cheering. For the first time in a week,— Wire services. - 183 words
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Article85 1988-10-12 13 Wire services. TWO street musicians in the English tourist city of Bath are boosting their income by accepting credit cards as well as loose change. Jazz guitarists Jon Green and Mike Britton obtained traders' licences and plastered their open guitar cases with American Express, Mastercard and Visa— Wire services. - 85 words
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Advertisement257 1988-10-12 13 frowi HERE At The British Council, we won't lead you 'round the houses', we will show you the most direct way of applying for a place to study at over 100 UK Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges. The British Council's Education Counselling Service provides impartial, comprehensive and professional advice on: HMj257 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration259 1988-10-12 14 Adeline Woon - PREVIEW/ By Adeline V Adeline Woon THE Victorians are back. The Stage Club's next production is an old-fashioned Victorian melodrama, The Face on the Barroom Floor. It's hardly stuffy Victoriana, though. The action takes place in Colorado, on a set that looks like an OldPictures/ NICKLAUS D'CRUZ - 259 words
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198 1988-10-12 14 AN old-style melodrama is romantic and sensational. It is life exaggerated. So if the action seems stupid sometimes, it's because it is supposed to be. There is no suspension of disbelief at any time in this sort of melodrama. Usually, the audience is198 words
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Article, Illustration286 1988-10-12 15 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong JACINTHA Abisheganaden has been chosen as Singapore's representative at the Pax Musica in Singapore a cultural entertainment show. The other four singing ambassadors are Hongkong's Danny Chan, Japan's Shinji Tanimura, Korea's Cho Yong-pil and Philippines' Marlene. The show will be held286 words
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Article, Illustration299 1988-10-12 15 AP. ACTRESS turned novelist Joan Collins has revealed her ambition to appear on the London stage. "I have every intention of going back into the theatre in England and there are a number of theatrical producers who know of my interestAP. - 299 words
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Article, Illustration714 1988-10-12 16 It's only about the width of a sliirt button and the length of a broomstick, but it can split flesh and make even the most hardened criminal faint with the pain. The cane is probably the most dreaded form of punishment in the PenalReported by IRENE NG and AMBROSE POJ - 714 words
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Article, Illustration487 1988-10-12 16 IN SINGAPORE, caning is meted out for murder attempts, robbery, rape, drug trafficking and vandalism. In these cases, caning is obligatory under the Penal CodeBut caning is optional for offences like rioting, manslaughter, kidnap, extortion and theft and housebreaking. A 1986 survey showed487 words
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Miscellaneous1860 1988-10-12 17 Television™ u w.+m* SCREEN The World of Survival Magnum, P.I. Mad Dogs Insight —60 Minutes f' GEMS W —Tobe a Butterfly (7.55 pm, SBC 5) (8.00 pm, SBC 12) MORE trouble in paradise as NIEN Cheng, author of Life and tkv Ap T™P® 18 mu< m re to 8 ry1,860 words
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Article, Illustration711 1988-10-12 21 It's only about the width of a shirt button and the length of a broomstick, but it can split flesh and make even the most hardened criminal faint with the pain. The cane is probably the most dreaded form of punishment in the PenalReported by IRENE NG and AMBROSE POH - 711 words
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Article, Illustration489 1988-10-12 21 IN SINGAPORE, caning is meted out for murder attempts, robbery, rape, drug trafficking and vandalism. In these cases, caning is obligatory under the Penal Code. But caning is optional for offences like rioting, manslaughter, kidnap, extortion and theft and housebreaking. A 1986 survey489 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration384 1988-10-12 22 TALK IS CHEAP (Virgin - KEITH RICHARDS/ TALK IS CHEAP (Virgin) UPI. T l HIS could well be the album of the year. Keith Richards, the guitarist backbone of the Rolling Stones and brilliant musical director of Chuck Berry's historic comeback album, Hail, Hail, Rock and Roll, has made the statementUPI. - 384 words
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Article, Illustration454 1988-10-12 22 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong HE was the Ail-American boy who dreamt of becoming an All-American footballer. Instead, he became a Hollywood actor before rising to the highest office in the United States. Even critics admit Mr Ronald Reagan is a charismatic leader who stirs up454 words
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Article, Illustration437 1988-10-12 23 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin FINGERS are crossed as the contestants of SBC Talentime get ready for the semi-finals starting on Oct 18. Twenty-four soloists, 16 vocal bands or groups and eight dance groups made the grade. For Judy Gomes, 30, a receptionist, this will be437 words
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Article, Illustration287 1988-10-12 24 M I OVE over, men. Let the ladies do the judging. The tables have been overturned for Manhunt '89. Who better to judge a male modelling contest than nine women? This was exactly what Metromedia Marketing the organisers of Manhunt '89 thought. The first287 words
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Article, Illustration297 1988-10-12 24 Adeline Woon - FIRST NIGHT/ By Adeline Woon Adeline Woon SOMETHING funny's going on at the Hyatt Hotel. He is Reg Varney, a British comedian with a Cockney London accent so thick you could cut it with a knife. His show winds297 words
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Article, Illustration250 1988-10-12 24 BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY (Prince 2) MICHAEL J Fox stars as Jamie Conway, who hasn't come to terms with his wife leaving him and his mother's death. He plunges into the fast night life of New York City as a way of coping. Times: 11 am, 1.30, 4, 6.45,250 words
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Advertisement96 1988-10-12 23 I HEARD IT THRU'THE GRAPEVINE. BACK TO THE 60s AT THE MUSIC ROOM, 9PM-11.30PM The era of the '60s, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 9.00pm to 11.30pm. The mood, the music and even the prices for the drinks are back to the '60s, from $4.50 only. With no cover96 words
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HORIZONS
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Article1124 1988-10-12 26 DEAR [AGGIE Dear Aggie, I HAVE not been well for the past two years. I do not know what is wrong with me, but I often feel depressed and nervous. Lately, my fears have become more intense. I find it hard to concentrate on my work.1,124 words
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Article, Illustration375 1988-10-12 26 p APAS suffer "post-baby blues" too. More men are sharing more of the joys of new fatherhood. But some, like Ken, still feel left out when mother and baby seem to have 1 i something special going on between them. Ken and Lin375 words
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Miscellaneous1871 1988-10-12 30 RAHOGUDE ft|§§|§| >&n EMiHB I ill'] Itt Wl NOON Naws la Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON Goad Music, Company aad Ma: NOON Nawsdosk Nv KAArf 12.05 LuacMata: Jenny Teo spins the A programme or good music 12.30 Katharine Mansfield Sterias: py Nj hits for you during your lunch- NOON Easy1,871 words
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Article, Illustration213 1988-10-12 31 SWIMMER Anthony Nesty was Surinam's celebrity yesterday. President Ramsewak Shankar awarded the 20-year-old swimmer the Order of the Yellow Star in a ceremony at the presidential palace and said the stadium in the Surinam capital would be renamed the Anthony Nesty Stadium. Nesty, who213 words
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244 1988-10-12 31 AP. CANADIAN sprinter Ben Johnson, who was stripped of an Olympic gold medal after failing a drug test, has been charged with assault and dangerous use of a weapon, police said. Police said Johnson was charged yesterday, several days after a motorist claimedAP. - 244 words
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Article, Illustration326 1988-10-12 31 Reuter. FOURTH Division Tranmere knocked out First Division soccer club Middlesbrough in the second round of the English Littlewoods Cup yesterday. Second-round, second-leg results: Bristol City 2 Oxford 0 (aggregate 6-2), Burnley 0 Luton 1 (agg 1-2), Bury 2 Everton 2 (agg 2-5), Cardiff 1 QPR 4 (agg– Reuter. - 326 words
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Article242 1988-10-12 31 RACING... ...by DENNIS CHIfl LEADING trainer Teh Choon Beng has entered a strong team of 22 runners for the current Penang meeting and has a bright chance of increasing his lead in the trainers' premiership. His charges came out for work this morning and among242 words
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Article, Illustration500 1988-10-12 32 Loy Soo Han will hlaze a trail for Singapore sportsmen. He will take the silk road to success, via Fuzhou. He has given up his job to train full-time for the Sea Games gold next year. JUDY KHAW has the story. NATIONAL table tennis player500 words
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Article131 1988-10-12 32 AFP. OLYMPIC sprint medallist Robson Caetano da Silva is threatening to quit Brazil for the United States. He will do so if his country does not build a new top-class athletics track. The 200-metre bronze-medallist in Seoul said on his return here: "I'll only stayAFP. - 131 words
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Article559 1988-10-12 32 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BASKETBALL European Club men's Ist rd, Ist leg: Hageby (Swe) 100 Uudenkaupungin (Fin) 113, Cukurovaspor (Tur) 80 CSKA Sofia (Bui) 74. Men's Korac Cup: Birmingham Bullets (Brit) 84 Caja Canarias (Spa) 96. CYCLING Italian Road Race: 1 Rolf Golz (WG) shrs 7:o4minWire services. - 559 words
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Article, Illustration363 1988-10-12 33 Everybody wants to play. But only three top Asian tennis pros among a host of the continent's early applicants will be allowed in for the Singapore Open despite their late entries. ALFONSO CHAN reports. THREE out of the four wild cards kept by the organisers of363 words
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Article, Illustration200 1988-10-12 33 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor THE Singapore Badminton Association will be sending three players to the World Junior Championships in Jakarta from Nov 19 to 27. The three Loh Mun Yew, 15, Tan Sian Peng, 14, and Adrian Tay, 15 recently returned from competing in the Perak200 words
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Article235 1988-10-12 33 AFP, Reuter. KENYAN middle-distance runner Samson Obwocha arrived in Johannesburg on Tuesday to compete against South African athletes. Obwocha, who lives in the United States, joins 12 Americans who plan to defy the international sports boycott of South Africa. Obwocha, 5,000 m silver medallist at the 1984AFP, Reuter. - 235 words
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Article, Illustration310 1988-10-12 33 Meet Suhaimi Ahmad, Singapore's new find who has impressed his team-mates and the Kiwis. Suhaimi believes in courage, fitness and agility, as SHAHIRON SAHARI discovers. SUHAIMI Ahmad, Singapore's new flanker, has a simple philosophy on how to play rugby. "You have to310 words
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Article, Illustration446 1988-10-12 34 With just two days to go before the big first-leg quarter-final clash between Kedah and Singapore at the National Stadium, the Northern lights begin to flicker as Alor Star declares a key casualty midfielder Koet King Heyong. South of the border, the Republic is not without worries too,STORIES BY JEFFREY LOW in KEDAH; PICTURES BY SAM YEO - 446 words
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454 1988-10-12 34 WAKE up, Alor Star. It's already eight o' clock in the morning and your pavements are still not crowded. Your streets are still empty. And some lamps have not been switched off. You haven't changed, have you? You're still looking454 words
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253 1988-10-12 35 Jeffrey Low - By Jeffrey Low THERE will be a small scale Darulaman Drone at Kallang on Friday minus the firecrackers, the bugles, and the kompang drums. It's quite unlikely that the support for Kedah will match the decibels of the Kallang Roar. But the253 words
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Article, Illustration321 1988-10-12 35 S. Gulam - By S. Gulam w ITH just two days to go before Kedah calls over at Kallang, the Singapore soccer team has been dealt a serious blow Hasnim Haron is ruled out with flu. Though the young midfielder turned up at the National Stadium last night, he did not321 words
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Article, Illustration198 1988-10-12 35 THEY are out to get him K. Kannan, that is. The Kedah players have been stung by the hotshot badly enough to cost them the Malaysia Cup and they are not about to let Kannan do it again. Last season, with both Kuala Lumpur and198 words
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Article, Illustration349 1988-10-12 35 Shahiron Sahari - By Shahiron Sahari PENANG won't use any marker to stop Kuala Lumpur dangerman Fandi Ahmad when it hosts Friday's firstleg quarter-final tie. This is the guarantee of Penang coach M Kuppan, who explained: "We never believe in shadowing any player, no matter how349 words
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Article655 1988-10-12 36 ►Centrestage 0 AMERICAN COMEDY. The Face on the Barroom Floor by Amencan Tom Kelly, a tramp tens people stranded in a hotel how he rescued a damsel •n distress and what happened afterwards. The audience is expected to take part Root for the hero and boo655 words
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Article13 1988-10-12 36 CENTRESTAGE: American comedy GALLERY: Contemporary Chinese art COMING UP: Charity show13 words
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Article, Illustration101 1988-10-12 36 THE Raffles Symphony Orchestra performs tonight. The orchestra will play light classics and pop music, under the baton of Mr Willy Ong Koe Pho. Its debut performance was in August, at an anniversary dinner function. Tonight is the 70-strong orchestra's second public outing. Hear Tchaikovsky's March101 words
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