The New Paper, 22 October 1988
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Title Section19 1988-10-22 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY. OCTOBER 22/ SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 198S MCI (p) 179/4/88 50 CENTS new* paper19 words
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Advertisement180 1988-10-22 1 > i_l>V' .Mi. I BUT CAtf 11* HE SING? Chow Yun Fatt, king the celluloid, has cut a disc. His j^mWf debut album with released here Thursday. The lyrics poke fun at everything from sex to politics. Page 16 Woman frightened of taking her company's bus dies in ugly collision.180 words
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Article, Illustration52 1988-10-22 1 A man struggles in the strong current of high water left by Hurricane Joan as it passes Colombia, killing 22. The storm is bearing down now on Nicaragua with top winds of 175 kmh. Up to 80,000 people are fleeing lowlands near the Caribbean coast.Picture/ AFP - 52 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration540 1988-10-22 2 Ambrose Poh - By Ambrose Poh MADAM Chiang Lai Peng, 35, had fears about taking the company's bus home. Too fast, she told her husband many times before. Late last night, her fears became reality. Madam Chiang was killed in an accident involving the company's chartered bus and anotherPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 540 words
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Article105 1988-10-22 2 A man was jailed two years and given 12 strokes of the cane for robbing a prostitute at knifepoint. Yesterday, the court heard that Chee Thiang Tin, alias Ho Wing Nam, went to a brothel on June 19 last year and offered the prostitute $15105 words
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Article28 1988-10-22 2 IN YESTERDAY'S report "Genting Getaway", we said the price of a special package to the resort was $131 per person. It should be $131 for two people.28 words
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Article157 1988-10-22 2 A STRANGER calls up and starts asking questions about your panty and bra sizes. He says he's doing a telephone survey for a lingerie company. Ladies, beware. Soon he's asking, "How do you find sex?" and "Do you enjoy blue films?" and "Which particular love-mak-ing157 words
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Article123 1988-10-22 2 NEED a new heart, lung or liver? Before too long you may be able to get the transplant done right here. Surgeons in Singapore are quickly developing the skills to move on to the more complicated exchanges of human organs. There is no timetable for setting up123 words
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Article53 1988-10-22 2 A STUDY is underway by the Government Parliamentary Committee for Education to find out if Chinese language spoken in Singapore is good enough. And to implement steps to raise the standard, if found wanting. The issue was raised last week by Second Deputy Prime Minister53 words
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Article, Illustration471 1988-10-22 3 Irene Ng - By Irene Ng OBVIOUSLY, the people in power know the power of television. So when renovating Parliament House, one question on the Government's mind is: How to make the sittings of the new Parliament from January more appealing on TV? The $206,000 job started late last month.Pictures/John Tan - 471 words
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Article69 1988-10-22 3 DECISIONS on who sits where will depend on several factors, such as how often a member is expected to answer questions and his or her seniority. Parliament sittings may also be held in the afternoon to give MPs, especially those in the private sector, more time69 words
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Miscellaneous23 1988-10-22 2 THE WEATHER THE weather outlook today from noon to midnight: Fair. Maximum temperature: 32 degrees. Sunset today: 6.51 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 6.47 am.23 words
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177 1988-10-22 4 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim STUDENTS who have been studying at fast food restaurants, Changi airport and other public places may soon find it more convenient to do it in their schools after all. They can do so after classes are over. The177 words
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Article, Illustration351 1988-10-22 4 A MAN running amok hurled a 12-year-old boy out of a 12th-Btorey flat last evening, but the child escaped death by grabbing the balustrade just in time. According to a report in Lianhe Zaoßao, Cai Qing Xiang's screams of pain and terror brought hisPictures and graphics/ Lianhe Zaobao - 351 words
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Article199 1988-10-22 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. agenda: An agenda is the list of points to be discussed at a meeting. benevolent: A benevolent person is one who is generous and helpful. blueprints: Blueprints are the199 words
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238 1988-10-22 4 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee FOREIGN maids have given teachers an added responsibility, a Minister said this morning. The maids have become "parent substitutes',' said Dr Yeo Ning Hong, Minister for Communications and Information and Second Minister for Defence (Policy). He was speaking at the238 words
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172 1988-10-22 4 MRS Narayanasamy Poobalan Naidu, 44, a Tamil language teacher at the Uma Palavar Tamil Language Centre, made a little bit of education history this morning. She received the Best Overall Performance Prize in the Tamil Studies programme. Mrs Naidu and 21 fellow172 words
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Article110 1988-10-22 4 THE DRIVER of a speeding sportscar that struck down a pedestrian and dragged him 20 m to his death told the court he did not stop immediately because he was in a state of panic. That explanation didn't satisfy the judge. Raymond Chua Yan Tee,110 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration552 1988-10-22 6 Angeline Song - By Angeline Song HE'S a wonder man. Singapore's children believe it and so do certain tribes in Malaysia. Like a real-life Indiana Jones, London-born Dr Ivan Polunin has had many harrowing experiences in the wild. He has also given more than twoPictures/ Jonathan Choo - 552 words
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Article230 1988-10-22 6 A DESPATCH rider is the latest victim of an "Arab-looking" man who snatched $350 from him on Thursday night. Police said Mr Rosli bin Hassan, 33, was at the covered carpark of the Plaza hotel facing Nicoll Highway when the man asked him to change a230 words
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Article, Illustration198 1988-10-22 6 Angeline Song - By Angeline Song THE National Kidney Foundation is organising a 100 km bicycle challenge for cycling enthusiasts this Sunday at 8.30 am. The race is divided into individual and team events. So far, 70 people have signed up. The organisers hope to have at least198 words
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Article, Illustration317 1988-10-22 7 The International Exhibition, held in conjunction with the First Singapore Design Forum at the Raffles City Convention Centre, is open until 10 tonight. Tomorrow is the last day, when it will be open from 9 am to 5 pm. BRENTON WONG looks at thePictures/ Choo Chwee Hua - 317 words
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Article153 1988-10-22 7 TEACHERS who have to fork out their own money for pens and stationery say it's no problem for them. Seven primary and secondary teachers contacted said that they spend an average of $10 a year on stationery. "Money spent on stationery for students is no153 words
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201 1988-10-22 7 FUJITEC has been an uplifting experience for the Housing and Development Board (HDB) since 1974, but in less than two years other companies will have the chance to install lifts in HDB blocks. Fujitec's contract expires in August 1990. The decision to let other201 words
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Article, Illustration216 1988-10-22 7 GETTING into a bus isn't the only thing a dog in Bedok is good at. It also has a knack for getting into the news. The New Paper reported on Thursday that a hound hitched a ride on SBS feeder service 220 at the last216 words
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Article, Illustration565 1988-10-22 8 Ronald Wong - By Ronald Wong QUICK thinking helped businessman Patrick Tan Hong Thian pull a fast one on a gang of conmen. The gang tried to trick him out of $475.65 in cash. He gave them a post-dated cheque instead then stopped payment on it. "A565 words
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203 1988-10-22 8 ONCE upon a time, Ng Quee Lam had a multi-million-dollar empire in rubber, property and hotels. Today, he's officially broke. The High Court declared Mr Ng and three of his relatives bankrupt yesterday. Mr Justice P Coomaraswamy made the orders against Mr Ng,203 words
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Article129 1988-10-22 8 TAKING money from a cripple earned a young man three months in jail. Jaffar bin Abbas, 21, pleaded guilty in District Court yesterday to a theft charge. Mr Ngoh Kim Hock, a paraplegic, testified he was selling lottery tickets from his wheelchair outside a toy129 words
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156 1988-10-22 8 DOG owners may soon face tough new laws to keep their pets under control. Stricter rules are being finalised by the Primary Production Department (PPD) to deal with problems caused by pet owners who do not properly train or care for their animals.156 words
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372 1988-10-22 8 THE call by the Singapore Democratic Party to boycott NTUC Fair Price stores is anti-union and anti-worker, the NTUC says. In a press statement the NTUC president, Mr Oscar Oliveiro, says that the SDP call "has strengthened NTUC's stand of removing SDP's lackeys from the372 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration302 1988-10-22 9 Wire services. A US court has ordered that ousted Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos be put on trial on charges that he used stolen millions to buy New York real estate. Along with Mr Marcos, the Federal Court Grand Jury also indicted his wife Imelda, andWire services. - 302 words
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Article, Illustration55 1988-10-22 9 Fre€ zone: Workers demolish buildings around the Golden Temple, the holiest shrine of the Sikhs, in Amritsar, Punjab. The police want to create a free zone in the area as the buildings were often used as hideouts and arms depots by Sikh terrorists fighting forPicture/ Reuter - 55 words
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196 1988-10-22 9 Reuter. RADICAL change in the Soviet Union's prison system has given early freedom to hundreds of thousands of convicts with more to come. The weekly newspaper, Literaturnaya Rossiya, said that during a two-year span 600,000 will have been freed by the end of 1988. ItReuter. - 196 words
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Article, Illustration199 1988-10-22 9 Wire services. TWO people drowned last night when a Greek cruise ship carrying 475 British teenagers and their teachers sank after colliding with an Italian freighter near Piraeus, Greece. An official of the Greek Merchant Marine Ministry said 64 people, including 30 students, were hospitalisedWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 199 words
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Article, Illustration382 1988-10-22 10 THE bloody cycle of revenge and counter-revenge rolls on in Lebanon with Israeli warplanes blasting Palestinian and pro-Iranian guerilla bases in southern Lebanon. Soon after yesterday's raids, Shi'ite Muslims threatened to punish two American hostages in retaliation. The Israeli raids were in retaliation for a suicidePicture/ Reuter - 382 words
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159 1988-10-22 10 Wire services. ISRAELI Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir has accused Jordan's King Hussein of meddling in Israel's election campaign by backing the peace plan proposed by his main rival, Foreign Minister Shimon Peres. "The results of the Israeli elections will be determined by the Israeli people,Wire services. - 159 words
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196 1988-10-22 10 Wire services. US SURGEON-GENERAL C Everett Koop thinks it is a "little fantastical" to expect a vaccine will be developed against Aids in this century if ever. He also questioned whether governments would be willing to carry indefinitely the financial burden of the disease.Wire services. - 196 words
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129 1988-10-22 10 Wire services. AN INDIAN court has ordered one year's hard labour for 23 people accused of murdering three women they thought were witches. The Press Trust of India reported that a judge in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh found the 23Wire services. - 129 words
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Article128 1988-10-22 10 Wire services. THOUSANDS of photographs and dozens of videotapes showing men and boys in sexual actions have been seized in the American state of Wisconsin. Waukesha county district attorney Paul Bucher said yesterday the confiscation was part of an investigation of a child pornographyWire services. - 128 words
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Article158 1988-10-22 10 Wire services. THE political scene in Burma, still simmering with rebellion, grows ever more complex. Four more parties have registered with the military government. That makes 32 political parties legalised since the army took over the country in a Sept 18 coup a bumper crop forWire services. - 158 words
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Article, Illustration46 1988-10-22 12 Best actor: Hongkong's kungfu star Jackie Chan acknowledges cheers after receiving the Best Movie Actor Award. It was presented to him by Brooke Shields yesterday during the Hrst Golden Dragon Awards ceremony for actors and actresses from Hongkong and Taiwan. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 46 words
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Article, Illustration36 1988-10-22 12 Marching to ethnic beats: Young Serbian nationalists demonstrate in Pozaavac, birthplace of Mr Slobodan Milosevic, leader of a campaign for more Serbian control of the Albanian-dominated province of Kosovo in Yugoslavia. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 36 words
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Article, Illustration46 1988-10-22 12 Memories: Above, at the Alfred Smith Memorial Dinner in New York, Mr Michael Dukakis seems to wonder what Mr George Bush has that he doesn't. Most polls put Mr Bush ahead of Mr Dukakis in the race for the White House. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 46 words
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Article, Illustration46 1988-10-22 12 Early death: It's inevitable when adults wage war children get caught in the crossfire and their lives end almost before they begin. Two Hezbollah militiamen show the corpse of a child killed during an Israeli air raid in south Lebanon yesterday. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 46 words
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Article, Illustration42 1988-10-22 12 Last flight: British flyer Ms Sheila Scott, the first woman to fly faster than the speed of sound, seen at the controls of her Piper Comanche aircraft in 1967. She died of lung cancer on Wednesday, aged 81. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 42 words
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Article279 1988-10-22 13 Wire services. ANTICIPATING slower economic growth next year, Malaysia announced a tax-cutting budget yesterday aimed at encouraging investment. The $22.6 billion package for 1989 would reduce taxes on big and small companies, give civil servants a pay raise, and extend the sales tax into newWire services. - 279 words
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148 1988-10-22 13 Wire services. IRAN and Iraq appear set to compromise to help prop up world oil prices. The major difference appears to be how much oil each country should produce. Iraq's Oil Minister Issam AbdulRahim al-Chalabi, asked by reporters in Madrid if Baghdad andWire services. - 148 words
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Article167 1988-10-22 13 Wire services A GOLF putter designed to putt straight, a car that can cruise at more than 320 km an hour, and a piano with 220 keys. These are but some of the exhibits on display at the "World Genius Convention" in Tokyo. More than 45Wire services - 167 words
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STOCKS
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Article, Illustration255 1988-10-22 13 Wire services. SHARES fell on the London Stock Exchange yesterday and the Financial Times 30-share index closed 3.2 points down at 1,509.3. The London market was initially steady after a strong close on Wall Street, then reacted slowly to a speech from Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson onWire services. - 255 words
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Article74 1988-10-22 13 Reuter. SHARE prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today fell in initial trade on profittaking centred on leading shares, despite Wall Street's advance yesterday, brokers said. The Nikkei index fell 42.97 points, or 0.15 per cent, to 27,358.45 in first 15 minutes. Major steelmakers, precision instruments, electronics and someReuter. - 74 words
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Article51 1988-10-22 13 FT Industrials Fri 1,509.30 (1,512.50) Dow Jones Average Fri 2,183.50 (2,181.19) ST Industrial Fri 1,038.42 (1,022.33) NST Industrial Fri 1,725.23 (1.701.41) Hongkong Hang Song Fri 2,581.69 (2,584.04) Australian All Ordinaries Fri 1,594.40 (1,590.90) Nikkei Stock Average Fri 27,401.42 (27.390.55) Figuree in brackets refer to thoee of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration276 1988-10-22 13 WALL Street's Dow index recorded a post-crash high yesterday after a late burst pulled the index out of the minus column. The Dow Jones industrial average, which rose 43.92 points to a post-crash high on Thursday, added another 2.31 points yesterday to finish at 2,183.50. For the week,276 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration453 1988-10-22 14 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin T HE microphone kept giving out embarrassing squeaks. And occasionally laughter and snatches of conversation came through the sound system. But the polish of the singers more than made up for these technical faults. Last night, the three-day Xinyao Festival 1988Pictures/ Jonathan Choo - 453 words
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Article, Illustration312 1988-10-22 15 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin STARDOM could be just $200 and a doorstep away from you. The ninth SBC artists training course is here again. From Nov 17 to Nov 20, application forms will be available at community centres. SBC will charge $200 for the312 words
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Article, Illustration168 1988-10-22 15 T i SBC Roadshow, Together We Celebrate, enters its second-last leg tonight at 7.30 at the carpark in front of Block 178, Bishan Street 11. Among the stars of the show will be members of the cast of We Are Family, the series in168 words
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Article, Illustration414 1988-10-22 16 Pauline Loh - By Pauline Loh c HOW Yun Fatt has taken to 1 the air. His LP is hitting the radio charts, and every disco 'in Hongkong is spinning his upbeat music. Yes, Chow Yun Fatt, our well-known king of celluloid is cashing in and branching414 words
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Article, Illustration486 1988-10-22 16 Lim Sek - SATURDAY SOUNDS By Lim Sek HAVING a hugely successful album is a heavenly experience for people in the music business. But the pressure to follow one smash hit with another can be hellish. Four class acts are about to find out if they486 words
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Advertisement103 1988-10-22 15 OFRA HAZA SHADAY A four star review from Q Magazine ★=Excellent •Successful fusion of yemenite singing contemporary disco Includes Im Nin' Alu the song which is responsible for her international success Shaday's breadth of appeal is guaranteed: it's perfect, contemporary dance music, and it's also (paradoxical but true) unusually easy103 words
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Miscellaneous1728 1988-10-22 17 RADIOGUIDE NjVV ri (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON On Track: Robs Tucker plays NOON Newsdesk Ny Vv NwN/ 12.05 Real Fun: Join Roger Kool for the new ones and offers some 12.30 Here's Humoh! an afternoon of good music and NOON Easy Listening: Soothing good advice in this entertaining t<J LL_\j\1,728 words
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Article2008 1988-10-22 18 SATURDAY ►Centrestage r—pr PUNJABI STARS. Comedy, songs and dances 1 in a variety show by 11 celebrities, including Mehar Mittal, Jatinder Kaur, Sudagar Singh, Hakam Singh Sufi and Hardev Singh. World Trade Centre Auditorium. 7.30 pm. Tickets at 15. $25, $30 and $35 from2,008 words
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Article, Illustration188 1988-10-22 18 TODAY 0NIGHTLIGHTS: Amo, a seven-piece band from the Philippines, belts out the latest hits from U2, The Thompson Twins and Billy Joel. This show band was tops in the recent Band Explosion contest in Manila. Catch them tonight at Celebrities, Orchard Towers. HT/T CENTRESTAGE: A night of song188 words
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Article, Illustration193 1988-10-22 18 LIGHT up your life! Banish the darkness! Deepavali is just around the corner, and Little India will be ablaze with light and colour. The Hindu festival of lights falls on Nov 8. Starting tonight, Serangoon Road between Bukit Timah and Kitchener Road brightens up with streams193 words
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Article, Illustration140 1988-10-22 18 SINK or float. Three boats, each made from 3,000 soft drink boxes glued together, will face this crucial test. This is one of the novelty events at the People's Association Sea Carnival. Other events will see contestants furiously paddling canoes, kayaks and dragonboats; a tug-of-war between140 words
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Miscellaneous1414 1988-10-22 19 Televisions 1&& SCREEN M Probe Untouched Centrestage Ghosts Saturday Night Movie (9.30 pm, SBC 5) Ibsen's classic play. Dorothy Tutin stars JANE and LAST chance to watch this f Mrs Alving, who plans a bright future Dolly Parton star in this comedy fJI EhP^^RP^S&^KSI funny private detective series artist son1,414 words
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Miscellaneous1435 1988-10-22 20 Television s VSH SCREEN M Movie Parade Screen 8 (C) The Grand Screen 5 Poor Little GEMS W The Cossacks Substitution Rich Girl: The Barbara (3.00pm, SBC 5) r Hutton Story (Part 1) A 1959 movie about a war tiyWHU'j THIS Shaw Brothers film tells the (9.30 pm, SBC 5)1,435 words
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Article2007 1988-10-22 23 SATURDAY ►CENTRESMjE —x PUNJABI STARS. y Comedy, songs and dances in a variety show by 11 celebrities, including Mehar Mittal, Jatmder Kaur, Sudagar Singh. Hakam Singh Sufi and Hardev Singh. World Trade Centre Auditorium. 7.30 pm. Tickets at 15. $25. $30 and $35 from2,007 words
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Article, Illustration190 1988-10-22 23 TODAY [a/T NIGHTLIGHTS: Amo, a seven-piece band from the I—J Philippines, belts out the latest hits from U2, The Thompson Twins and Billy Joel. This show band was tops in the recent Band Explosion contest in Manila. Catch them tonight at Celebrities, Orchard Towers. [T/f CENTRESTAGE: A night190 words
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Article, Illustration193 1988-10-22 23 LIGHT up your life! Banish the darkness! Deepavali is just around the corner, and Little India will be ablaze with light and colour. The Hindu festival of lights falls on Nov 8. Starting tonight, Serangoon Road between Bukit Timah and Kitchener Road brightens up with streams193 words
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Article, Illustration140 1988-10-22 23 SINK or float. Three boats, each made from 3,000 soft drink boxes glued together, will face this crucial test. This is one of the novelty events at the People's Association Sea Carnival. Other events will see contestants furiously paddling canoes, kayaks and dragonboats; a tug-of-war between140 words
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Miscellaneous1856 1988-10-22 24 RADIOGUIDE 600 iB (Programmes in English) 6.00 Breakfast Club: Rediffusion's 0.00 World News Vx MS£S< 6.05 0a Air Wake up to the songs of 6.00 News In Brief Sunday morning wake-up show 6.09 From Our Own Correspondent QCSL today in this early morning 6.03 Highlights !Sd°SS2i «.25 Mature Notebook SA1,856 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration495 1988-10-22 25 ACTRESSES have a hard time finding film roles as they fade from young and beautiful to, ah, mature women. Ageing is a special hazard for everybody in the business, in one form or other. Cute and cuddly child stars may not survive a change of voice.495 words
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Article190 1988-10-22 25 Toh Hai Leong - REVIEWS/ Toh Hai Leong RICHARt) Ng's comedy, King of Stanley Market, is a fast paced action cops-and-rob-bers flick about a businessman mistaken for a master criminal (both roles played by Simon Yam). Chow Tak Han, an epileptic businessman, switches identity with gangster Chen190 words
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Article, Illustration151 1988-10-22 25 IN THE Taiwanese sob opera, Human Sentiment Law, we have Simon Yam again. He plays the father of prostitute Yao-wei's son, Hsiung. Hsiung is an honest inspector who finds his career jeopardised by Yaowei's presence in the district he polices. The ambitious Hsiung151 words
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Article, Illustration204 1988-10-22 25 GOOD MORNING VIETNAM (Orchard) MOVIEGOERS will not be disappointed by Good Morning Vietnam. Thanks to Robin Williams, who plays fast-talking army deejay Adrian Cronauer quite perfectly. The year is 1965 and Cronauer delivers rapid-fire jokes in between shrewd impersonations to raise the American troops' morale. Times: 11 am, 1.30,204 words
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NOWMATTERS
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Article, Illustration244 1988-10-22 26 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee YOU think you want to work as a designer. So, what do you do next? You get the book, So You Want to be a Designer, that's what. It's crammed with information on career opportunities for designers. It has details on education and244 words
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452 1988-10-22 26 THIS is a test from So You Want to Be a Designer, to help you decide if you have the right personality to be a designer. 1. You are given three lines of a conversation and told to write an essay based on452 words
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Article, Illustration437 1988-10-22 27 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee T IHE restless hands of Mervyn Lee can turn junk into art. With his touch, an upturned altar cup becomes the spire on an emperor's hat, a laddered stocking stuffed with cotton begins life anew as a doll's head. Clearly, he is a437 words
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Article, Illustration274 1988-10-22 27 A MATTER OF OPINION Hashil bin Ahmad, 16, Whitley Secondary School "Students should wear uniforms because it makes them look neat and tidy. But I don't stay neat and tidy all the time. It's especially difficult to keep cool after playing basketball." Adeline274 words
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Article, Illustration272 1988-10-22 29 NYT THERE definitely is life after Sylvester Stallone. Brigitte Nielsen, recently divorced from this megastar, is now engaged to footballer Mark Gastineau of the New York Jets. Gastineau's divorce from his wife, Lisa, isn't final yet. But the days of "me" and "I" oft-heard in his speechNYT - 272 words
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Article, Illustration134 1988-10-22 29 Los Angeles Times BEFORE Robin Givens married Mike Tyson, she was young, beautiful and a not-very-well-known actress. Now that Givens and Tyson are divorcing amid a storm of media frenzy, she is young, beautiful and a figure of national notoriety. But what has thatLos Angeles Times - 134 words
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Advertisement248 1988-10-22 32 All these people have Wonderful Home Ideas they're happy to share with you in HOME DECOR Oct Nov '88. ■HOME I! HHHjjjHpE Bessie del Castillo: I* I W i Jeanny Robert Chia: h >■■£§?& Former Paris model, i— -ZJ He pursued his Masters in ||||n HER World covergirl \!!"5 JmE248 words
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Advertisement146 1988-10-22 33 Do you find the thought of being interviewed somewhat daunting? Do you have sleepless nights before the interview? H•'B,* HHiS This book offers some useful hints to help you prepare for an interview. It explains some important do's and don'ts, and provides an insight into the way many interviewers work146 words
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Miscellaneous171 1988-10-22 33 COMICRELIEF Hagar the Horrible/Dik Browne r &&6AT, THANK*/ Jj| YoO &ZT HE AMP MY HLWANP MAVg PAtzry!J j s tNg pip ./I been rzibnrs r?p year* AllgUSta/Dominic Doelsma Angus McGill P Ufc*" 7 1 5= *ni® <*T NEAR ME*.' y rVC:^^LV «ft> 2w>_ George the Robot/stephen Stanley C\hJHY- CA»s/-r Ybo171 words
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Miscellaneous170 1988-10-22 34 COMICREUEF Orchard Road/coiin Goh Single Slices/peter Kohisaat J ~-Sd Am i Ffii J svmwaway! fwHO WERE so STARVED 1 f 1 KRSOflfliUf wodlb j T Shesfte frW beanVifM Vou N !OFT THE SDU CRUIS6 TMEY W£RE 601M6 T0 STIR-fltt IDO IM OISTEfJ wu„rwin v/OuNe Wn. V I u 4 ie170 words
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Article, Illustration576 1988-10-22 35 By THE THREE MUSKETEERS T |HE Tote Board Feature Race for Class 2 gallopers tomorrow is also the quartet for the day. There are a number of contenders for the honours although only 12 runners will go to the start. Last start winners Supreme Picco and576 words
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Article449 1988-10-22 35 APPRENTICE jockey Asogan showed last week at Penang just how the speedy Ammushanti should be ridden. He rode the mare easy and she thanked him by romping home for her maiden win although starting from barrier 12. The two-and-a-half claimer teams up again with the four-year-old449 words
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Article, Illustration444 1988-10-22 36 ISSUES IN SPORT: ATHLETICS THE NG CHIU FONG CONTROVERSY It's boo-boo season again for the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association its third in two years. In 1986, there was the case of Sakaram Gawade. Then, this April, it was the turn of Mona444 words
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Article, Illustration162 1988-10-22 36 NG Chiu Fong doesn't want to say too much about the SAAA not ratifying her record. Just a few sad and sorry things. "I trained so hard for the event. My coaches, friends and officials in Flash Sports Club knew that162 words
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Article, Illustration415 1988-10-22 36 Td forgotten about it' FOR Sakaram Gawade, it was all so long ago. He had almost forgotten it. Gawade, then 34-years-old, had thrown the hammer 47.08 metres during the SAAA's Inter-Club championships in Sep 1986, breaking Eknath Mane's 21-year-old record by six centimetres. But415 words
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Article, Illustration190 1988-10-22 37 ISSUES IN SPORT: ATHLETICS THE NG CHIU FONG CONTROVERSY IT'S very simple it's the officials' fault, says Loh Chan Pew, the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association honorary assistant secretary. "Everyone involved in the technical side of the meet should shoulder the blame. In190 words
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175 1988-10-22 37 ONE of the technical officials at the Flash meet, Lim Kim Yeow, said he did not know the shot had to be weighed after Ng Chiu Fong had registered her "record" 12.49 m. Lim, a chief Held judge at the Asian175 words
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187 1988-10-22 37 Reuter. THE International Weightlifting Federation said in Budapest yesterday it was introducing random dope testing in a bid to clean up the sport's image, soiled badly during the Seoul Olympics. Repeated cases of doping in any .country would result in the national weightlifting bodyReuter. - 187 words
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Article, Illustration490 1988-10-22 37 Reuter. ASIA suffered a double blow when top seed Yang Yang, of China, and fifth-seeded Ardy Wiranata, of Indonesia, crashed out of the men's singles in the Danish Open badminton championships in Odense yesterday. And the man who caused their downfall was none other than unseeded Danish playerReuter. - 490 words
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Article445 1988-10-22 37 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BASEBALL Japan's Central League Taiyo 1 Yakult 0. CYCLING Dortmund Six-day race 1 Danny Clark (Aust) and Tony Doyle (Brit) 55 pts 2 Volker Diehl and Roland Guenther (WG) 53 3 Dietrich Thurau (WG) and Urs Freuler (Swit) 51 4 Stan TourneWire services. - 445 words
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Article, Illustration282 1988-10-22 38 S. Gulam - ISSUES IN SPORT: SOCCER THE MALAYSIA CUP DEBACLE By S. Gulam SEAK Poh Leong's faith in his team has not been shaken by the Malaysia Cup elimination. He says he will stick to the current squad for the year's remaining assignments. "There's not much change282 words
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Article, Illustration254 1988-10-22 38 THE PLAYERS SPEAK THE BOSSES SPEAK X We lost to a good team. W Their players shared the same vision. They worked as a team. Maybe that's where we lost out. Their forwards had correct timing. If only we had somebody like Sundramoorthy, who could cut through defenders,254 words
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Article, Illustration442 1988-10-22 39 ISSUES IN SPORT; SOCCER THE MALAYSIA CUP DEBACLE The Singapore team is out of the Malaysia Cup. Will heads roll? It doesn't appear so, at least for Poh Leong. The FAS has come out in support of the national coach. S. GULAM reports SEAK Poh442 words
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Article, Illustration413 1988-10-22 40 S. Gulam - Money that's the remedy for Singapore's bankrupt soccer fortunes, says FAS boss Maj Abbas By S. Gulam M ONEY. Not the root of all evil, but the remedy for soccer suc- cess. So says Singapore's soccer boss Maj Abbas Abu Am in. The Football Association of SingaporePicture/ Jerry Seh - 413 words
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Article, Illustration100 1988-10-22 40 What would you do to help Singapore win the next Malaysia Cup? IT is the coach? Or 'the players. Or should football's management show total dedication to the cause? Or is it just plain money? What can be done to help Singapore win the coveted trophy? You tell100 words
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