The New Paper, 26 October 1988
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Title Section16 1988-10-26 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1988 Met (P) 179/4/ at SO CENTS the new* paper16 words
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Advertisement146 1988-10-26 1 lOOpc FEE HIKE FOR HORSE OWNERS /P«e31 COLOURFUL I CHICKS FOR $4 They come in red, orange, shades of blue and green. Queenstown shopkeeper buys them from Thailand. Page 5 3rd tank afire 4ra#U FIT fSM^. a*d— I Picture/ DAVID TAN New worry* Close-up of yesterday's fire at Pulau Merlimau146 words
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Advertisement33 1988-10-26 1 WORLD It, 11, 12 TVGUIOE 17 STOCKS 112 COMICS H,Z7 D€AR AGGIE 13 FASTADS/JOBS 2s, 29 SHOWTIME 14-15 RADIO GUIDE M SHOWTIME 22-24 SPORTS 31M CENTRESPREAD If RACING 31 CENTREFOLD It MONEYWORDS I33 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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459 1988-10-26 2 LOWDOWN sales practices are on the rise in Singapore. The Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) said it was getting more complaints from shoppers each month. It received 51 complaints in the six months up to last month, or an average of eight-and-a-half a month.459 words
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Article, Illustration156 1988-10-26 2 THE HEAD of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, Mr Lim Hock San, has been elected president of the International Civil Airports Association (ICAA). He is the first person from the Asia-Pacific region to head the 650-airport organisation. Mr Lim was elected last week at156 words
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201 1988-10-26 2 Wire services. TOP US and Soviet officials have scheduled a Paris meeting to seek a settlement of the conflict in Cambodia. Spokesmen for both sides said they would also discuss other matters that concern East Asia and the Pacific. Assistant Secretary of State Gaston Sigur willWire services. - 201 words
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Article, Illustration217 1988-10-26 2 Wire services. AUSTRALIAN writer Peter Carey has won Britain's top literary prize. With the Booker Prize, he will collect $52,500. The prize was awarded for a love story set in 19th century England and Australia about a priest and a young heiressWire services. - 217 words
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Article126 1988-10-26 2 Wire services. TWO Norwegian doctors say they have discovered the cause of sudden infant cribdeath. Their tests show a lack of oxygen whose cause remains unknown is to blame. The findings were reported in Oslo yesterday by Drs Torleiv Rognum and Ola Saugstad, widely respected researchers. "ItWire services. - 126 words
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92 1988-10-26 2 THE SMELL that bothered many residents in the western parts of Singapore yesterday could be connected to a raging fire which broke out at a refinery on Pulau Merlimau in the afternoon. An Environment Ministry preliminary investigation identified the source of92 words
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Article, Illustration530 1988-10-26 3 Ambrose Poh; Thusitha De Silva - By Ambrose Poh and Thusitha De Silva THE blaze at a refinery in an offshore island spread to a third tank containing naphtha this morning. And Singapore Petroleum Refinery officials are worried. Next to the three naphtha tanks is a tank of mogas. It is usedPictures/ Nicklaus D'cruz - 530 words
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Miscellaneous23 1988-10-26 2 THE WEATHER THE weather outlook today from noon to midnight: Fair. Maximum temperature: 32 degrees. Sunset today. 6.50 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 6.46 am.23 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration441 1988-10-26 4 THE building of the St Michael's Primary School at Thomson Road, one of Singapore's top primary schools, will soon be torn down so a new one can go up. For the one to two years that this will take, the pupils will study at441 words
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289 1988-10-26 4 WRITTEN Mandarin is needed as well as spoken Mandarin, an MP said on TV last night. Dr Ow Chin Hock, MP for Leng Kee, said this on an SBC forum on raising the standard of Chinese language here. He said a knowledge289 words
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Article203 1988-10-26 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. child prodigy: A child prodigy is an unusually clever child, with natural ability in subjects such as music and mathematics. compere: To compere a radio or television show is203 words
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309 1988-10-26 4 THE Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) will boycott NTUC FairPrice supermarkets from Sunday, party secretary-general Chiam See Tong said yesterday. The boycott will last six months, Mr Chiam, the MP for Potong Pasir, said. It is to protest against the NTUC's policy of309 words
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102 1988-10-26 4 A DUTCH foundation will provide the cash to set up an early childhood resource centre for Asia here. The Regional Training and Resource Centre in Early Childhood Care and Education for Asia will be provided with $1.5 million by the Bernard Van102 words
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Article, Illustration301 1988-10-26 5 FOR cheep thrills, Mr Joe Ong, 29, went to Thailand to get chicks in designer colours red, orange, shades of blue, and green. Last Wednesday he put 700 of them on sale at J T Bird Shop at Commonwealth Avenue, which he runs withPicture/ Simon Ker - 301 words
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Article, Illustration165 1988-10-26 5 Angeline Song - By Angeline Song SHE was bleeding from her forehead and nose, but she could only think of her son. "Page for my son. He's a policeman. I want my son to come," Madam Liew Tai Thye, 55, kept saying inPicture/ Simon Ker - 165 words
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Article, Illustration578 1988-10-26 6 If the Global Strategies Conference had been a contest, it's likely that industrialist Reinosuke Hara would have been voted Most Delightful Speaker yesterday. The audience might also have named banker Wong Nang Jang the Best Non-singer and Ambassador Kemal Siddique, Best Unintentional Impersonator. Ambassador Tommy Koh would578 words
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Article20 1988-10-26 6 Cybernetics: THE science in which control systems in electronic and mechanical devices are studied and compared to biological systems.20 words
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Article346 1988-10-26 6 Irene Hoe - By Irene Hoe IF law and diplomacy hadn't been Professor Tommy Koh's calling, he might well have made a career as toastmaster or conference chairman. Droll, dry and achingly funny, Singapore's Ambassador to the United States has almost stolen the show from the speakers at the346 words
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Article, Illustration49 1988-10-26 6 Judge for youself: Mr Kemal "Tony" Siddique, who while serving as Ambassador in Moscow, in Prof Koh's words, "gradually acquired an uncanny resemblance to Lenin" (left). "The citizens of Russia were naturally very impressed and... he was given the red carpet treatment wherever he went."49 words
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359 1988-10-26 6 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim YES, Singapore is recognised as a good place to do business in. The workers are well-educated, financial services are easily available, and technology is up-to-date. But there are problems too. Bosses of multinational companies attending the Global Strategies Conference yesterday spoke359 words
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Article, Illustration425 1988-10-26 7 Geneieve Kwek - High heels and tight skirts are no deterrent for female executives among a group of employers who visit a reservist training camp, try out the firearms, clamber on board military lorries and watch a mock attack by reservist troops under a scorching sun. By GeneievePictures/ Aundry Gan - 425 words
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Article, Illustration463 1988-10-26 8 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee BEE tai mak rice noodle was never a hot favourite with adults, but after it was thought to be a possible link to the deaths of 12 children in Perak recently, it has seen a further dip in popularity.463 words
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Article127 1988-10-26 8 EVERY Singapore Airlines (SIA) plane will have an electronic eye-in-the-sky by 1994 for greater safety. The computerised, US-made Traffic Alert and Anti-Collision System works on a video monitor screen in the cockpit control panel. A synthesised voice in the other plane warns the pilot when the127 words
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Article67 1988-10-26 8 THE NATIONAL Trades Union Congress (NTUC) plans to set up recreation centres at several HDB estates to overcome crowded conditions at its two clubs. The Chinese-language daily newspaper Lianhe Zaobao reported this morning that the newly-elected management committee of its recreational clubs will decide where to67 words
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Advertisement155 1988-10-26 5 JANNOUNCING NEW OFFICE HOURS W FOR WINNERS S-te-Spm sto 9pm 9 At Winners' we've made some adjustments to your office hours to coincide with our Happy Hours! Your new hours are now 5 9 PM. Got it? Good. Now ■■a\ get your friends and head for Winners' where prices x155 words
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STOCKS
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Article, Illustration258 1988-10-26 8 Wire services. AFTER a poor start, the indices fluctuated narrowly upwards yesterday on the London Stock Exchange. The Financial Times 30-share index closed at 1,500.9, up 1.5 points. The market had opened lower following news that Minorco's 2.9 billion pound bid for Consolidated Gold Fields had been referred toWire services. - 258 words
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Article72 1988-10-26 8 Reuter. SHARE prices were higher in opening trade due to positive sentiment carried over from yesterday, brokers said. The Nikkei index rose 91.07 points, or 0.33 per cent, to 27,512.56 after 10 minutes. Advances were led by railway/bus, auto, warehouse, oil, communications, real estate, precision instrument, shipbuilding, gas andReuter. - 72 words
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Article51 1988-10-26 8 FT Industrials Tue 1,500.90 (1,499.40) Dow Jones Average Tue 2,173.36 (2,170.34) ST Industrial Tue 1,036.60 (1,044.47) NST Industrial Tue 1,724.47 (1,725.23) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 2,584.53 (2,562.46) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,579.90 (1,587.20) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 27,421.49 (27,281.54) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration255 1988-10-26 8 AFP. SHARE prices see-sawed yesterday within a narrow range on the New York Stock Exchange with the Dow Jones industrial average edging up. Overall, though, decliners narrowly outnumbered gainers. The Dow closed at 2,173.36 points, a gain of 3.02 points against Monday's close. With some 156 million sharesAFP. - 255 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article263 1988-10-26 10 Wire services. TWENTY UN staff members have been fired and scores more are under investigation in an income tax scam. Officials said an unspecified number of senior staff members were among those being asked to explain discrepancies in returns submitted to the US Internal RevenueWire services. - 263 words
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Article, Illustration45 1988-10-26 10 Crackdown: A curfew violater in Sri Lanka faces tough questioning by a soldier in Colombo. Authorities have warned that those who ignore the curfew aimedat breaking a planned strike by anti-government Sinhalese militants risk being shot on sight. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 45 words
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Article155 1988-10-26 10 Wire services. PERAK State Public Utilities Chairman Datuk Dr Song Yong Pheow says a rash of poisoning deaths in the Malaysian state cannot be blamed on the water supply. He said unscrupulous people were spreading "rumours and lies" that the water supplied by the WaterWire services. - 155 words
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188 1988-10-26 10 Wire services. THE United States has said it would oppose any Soviet move to use a shipyard next to America's Subic Bay Naval Base in the Philippines. A Pentagon spokesman said he was unable to confirm a report that Moscow was seekingWire services. - 188 words
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Article143 1988-10-26 10 Wire services. FIRST LADY Nancy Reagan says the US should show less mercy to Wall Street investment bankers who buy and use cocaine. "It is often easier to make strong speeches about foreign drug lords or drug smugglers than to arrest a pair ofWire services. - 143 words
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Article, Illustration259 1988-10-26 10 Wire services. INDONESIA'S ruling Golkar party has ended a five-day congress in Jakarta with the naming of a new executive board and a retired general as chairman. Former East Java Governor Wahono, known to be loyal to President Suharto, was named to head the partyWire services.; Picture/ Afp - 259 words
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Article230 1988-10-26 11 Wire services. AMERICA'S radar-evading B-2 Stealth bomber will make its public debut on Nov 22 in the US. A Pentagon spokesman said the flying wing estimated to cost about $1 billion each would be rolled out of a hangar at the Northrop Corp plantWire services. - 230 words
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Article, Illustration464 1988-10-26 11 Wire services. HUNDREDS of people are feared dead in the sinking of a storm-battered ferry in the Philippines the sister ship of a vessel that sank last year with the loss of 2,000 lives. Coast Guard officials confirmed yesterday that the 2,845-tonne passenger liner, Dona Marilyn, sankWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 464 words
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177 1988-10-26 11 Wire services. ARCHAEOLOGISTS digging on the southern slope of Mt Zion believe they have unearthed the gate Jesus used to leave Jerusalem after the Last Supper. A volunteer team of researchers and students discovered the remains of the more than 2,000-year-old gate whileWire services. - 177 words
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Article, Illustration229 1988-10-26 11 Wire services. THE Kremlin has decided it is now all right to like Leon Trotsky, long regarded as the arch-villain of Soviet history. His writings are to be issued in Moscow next year to mark the centenary of his birth, a government official said inWire services. - 229 words
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Article236 1988-10-26 12 Wire services. IN TOKYO'S West Gotanda district, Japan's latest economic revolution is going full blast. Bright yellow signs proclaim the new NICs Shop. When the Japanese yen was cheap, Japanese consumers shunned brands from so-called newly industrialised countries such as South Korea, Hongkong, Taiwan andWire services. - 236 words
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Article67 1988-10-26 12 Wire services. A DEFENCE lawyer says Australian police have shown racism in their case against seven Asians allegedly involved in a $74 million heroin conspiracy. Mr Chris Murphy, who is defending two of the men, failed to get a court order in Sydney to stop publicationWire services. - 67 words
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227 1988-10-26 12 Wire services. IRAN and Iraq will try to turn their shaky truce into a full-pledged peace when they meet in Geneva for a second time next Monday. United Nations' Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar told a news conference yesterday that heWire services. - 227 words
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HORIZONS
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Article983 1988-10-26 13 DEAR AGGIE AGGIE will give advice every Wednesday in this paper. Questions Aggie can't answer will be put to other experts such as doctors, psychologists and psychiatrists. Call our Hotline Plus on 734-7711, open every day from 7 am to 7 pm.983 words
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Article, Illustration297 1988-10-26 13 WHEN a spouse dies, it's a time of great sadness and loneliness, and an overwhelming sense of loss. When the death is unexpected, the shock can be so severe that many never really recover from it. Maria, 50, was looking forward to spending more time with297 words
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Article, Illustration618 1988-10-26 14 The New Paper was invited to Malacca for a star-watching session last weekend. TV and Arts Editor PAULINE LOH and photographer CHOP CHWEE HUA bring you the exclusive stories and pictures on this and the opposite page. M IDNIGHT on a Monday in Malacca. Despite618 words
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Article, Illustration341 1988-10-26 15 Actress Xiang Qin has a constant companion her father SHE brings him travelling wherever she goes, but he prefers to stay in the background. In a rare interview, The New Paper managed to talk to the man who accompanies Hongkong actress Li Xiang Qin on her frequent trips341 words
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Article, Illustration205 1988-10-26 15 YAP Chin Fong has been an amateur actor for 23 years. His full-time job as public relations manager for a large corporation in Kuala Lumpur keeps him busy enough when he's not before the camera. "I have to use up my annual205 words
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Article, Illustration1231 1988-10-26 16 How do you fool a torpedo aimed at your ship in a war zone? How do you discourage planes from dropping bombs on you in the dark? The answers to these worries are in a 60-page book of tips on staying alive, issued on Sept 22 by theIllustration by SOH AH TECK - 1,231 words
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Article, Illustration49 1988-10-26 16 Assault angles: An aircraft, approaching a target just before firing, must fly in a certain manner to deliver its weapons. The figure above shows some of the attacking flight patterns. In any night operation, the major obstacle faced by the pilot is locating and identifying ships.49 words
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ATTACK AND AVOIDANCE
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Article, Illustration35 1988-10-26 16 Command-guidance missile? The position of the target and missile are continuously seen either visually or by radar, and steering orders are sent to the missile by radio or a wire.35 words
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Article, Illustration46 1988-10-26 16 Noiscmaker from drum: A noisemaker may be made from a dustbin and pieces of iron piping. It is towed behind the ship. The noise it creates may attract an advancing torpedo, perhaps detonating it on impact, well away from the ship.46 words
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Article, Illustration36 1988-10-26 16 Limpet mines: During World War 11, underwater swimmers would sneak up on their target and place limpet mines on the hull. They normally approach the ship downwind or with the tide.36 words
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Miscellaneous1440 1988-10-26 17 iter' television i§yf& SCREEN M Videofashion News Teahouse in Chinatown Magnum PI j GEMS W French Flair (SBC 8,9.30 pm) Photo Play ftgjEjSay]/ (SBC 12, 7.25 pm) LIAN accidentally finds out that Jiao (SBC 5, 7.55 pm) isSH MAGNUMS is hit by that A Japanese challenge, the French that Debiao1,440 words
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Article, Illustration1232 1988-10-26 19 How do you fool a torpedo aimed at your ship in a war zone? How do you discourage planes from dropping bombs on you in the dark? The answers to these worries are in a 60-page book of tips on staying alive, issued on Sept 22 by theIllustration by SOH AH TECK - 1,232 words
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Article, Illustration49 1988-10-26 19 Assault angles: An aircraft, approaching a target just before firing, must fly in a certain manner to deliver its weapons. The figure above shows some of the attacking flight patterns. In any night operation, the major obstacle faced by the pilot is locating and identifying ships.49 words
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ATTACK AND AVOIDANCE
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Article, Illustration35 1988-10-26 19 Command-guidance missile! The position of the target and missile are continuously seen either visually or by radar, and steering orders are sent to the missile by radio or a wire.35 words
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Article, Illustration46 1988-10-26 19 Noisemaker from drum: A noisemaker may be made from a dustbin and pieces of iron piping. It is towed behind the ship. The noise it creates may attract an advancing torpedo, perhaps detonating it on impact, well away from the ship.46 words
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Article, Illustration36 1988-10-26 19 Limpet mines: During World War 11, underwater swimmers would sneak up on their target and place limpet mines on the hull. They normally approach the ship downwind or with the tide.36 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration374 1988-10-26 20 Danny Tan - By Danny Tan IT is not easy to act out the life of a legend. And so it was with Bird, the film about the rough and colourful life of alto-sax player Charlie Parker. Twenty-seven-year-old actor Forest Whitaker, the star of the film, was often374 words
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Article, Illustration116 1988-10-26 20 THOMAS Larcher, 25, Austrian classical pianist, arrived in Singapore last Saturday. Today, to celebrate Austria's National Day, he will be playing at the Pavilion Inter-Conti-nental hotel. On Friday, he will be playing at a charity performance at the Singapore Labour Foundation auditorium. It is billed116 words
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Article, Illustration327 1988-10-26 21 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong F ANCY going to a drama class taught by local comedians Hua Liang and Tan Tiaw Gim? You may not have a ribtickling time but you could end up as one of the new breed of local video stars. So far,327 words
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Article, Illustration179 1988-10-26 21 TICKETS for the Polygram 20th Anniversary Concert are not selling as well as expected. After 10 days, only about half have been sold. There are four more days to the concert this Saturday at World Trade Centre Hall 6. Tickets are on sale at179 words
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Article, Illustration281 1988-10-26 21 DIE HARD (Cathay cinemas) BRUCE Willis plays John McClane, a New York cop who wages a one-man war against high-tech thieves who have taken' over a high-rise building. Barefooted, bloody, sweaty and in his Rambo-style hand-me-down togs, he slowly bumps off the bad guys in a gripping performance. SHE'S281 words
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Article, Illustration439 1988-10-26 22 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin I F you come to the Singapore Dance Theatre's Second Season in November, and are in a daze about which item is on, just look for the colour code. Each item will feature one colour theme. Brahms' Sentiments will be limePictures/ Choo Chwee Hua - 439 words
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Article, Illustration295 1988-10-26 22 Lo Tien Yin - FIRST NIGHT/ By Lo Tien Yin Lo Tien Yin IT was a grab bag of a concert, full of music, dance, even mysticism. Featuring Japanese flautist Hidefumi Iwahana and local musician Roy Liu, the Culture Society's first show also put together a295 words
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Advertisement152 1988-10-26 24 Do you find the thought of being interviewed somewhat daunting? Do you have sleepless nights before the interview? 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 work and think.152 words
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Miscellaneous1625 1988-10-26 28 RADKXSUIDE MOON News In Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON Good Music, Company And Me: "00* N*"»desk <-T N/jK/y 12.05 Lunchdate: Host Jenny Teo Rediffusion invites you to take 12.30 Katharine Mansfield Stories: Sy Vy KA/V spins pop songs to entertain NOON Easy Listening your lunch break with them as Tune1,625 words
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Article104 1988-10-26 29 UPI. DISGRACED Olympic sprinter Ben Johnson was yesterday ordered to stand trial on April 24 on charges of possessing a dangerous weapon and threatening a motorist. Johnson, 26, would not com- ment outside the court but his attorney, Martin Kerbel, said the sprinter would pleadUPI. - 104 words
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Article, Illustration217 1988-10-26 29 Shahiron Sahari - By Shahiron Sahari NATIONAL discus record-holder James Wong makes his international return at the Asean Track and Field Championships next month with a new event the javelin. James, who served a six-month ban earlier this year, last threw the spear in an All-Com-ers meet in 1985.Picture/ Reuter - 217 words
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Article149 1988-10-26 29 RACING ...with DENNIS CHIA TRAINER Charlie Read's worst fears for Spectacular Win have been confirmed the horse will never race again. Following two X-Ray pictures taken of the American gelding after his last run here earlier this month, it was revealed that Spectacular Win had fractured his149 words
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Article80 1988-10-26 29 RACEHORSE owner-members have been hit with a 100 per cent increase in membership subscription fees by the Malayan Racing Association, it was learnt this morning. The MRA increased the annual fees from $250 to $500. Mr S.M. Low, president of the Racehorse Owners80 words
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Article147 1988-10-26 29 MORNING TRACKWORK GREY Javelin, who is fighting for a place in the Queen Elizabeth II Cup lineup next week, worked with great gusto at Bukit Timah this morning. The five-year-old grey was drawing away from his Worldly Wise at the end of a 600 metre147 words
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Advertisement85 1988-10-26 29 SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL MARATHON '88 SUNDAY 11th DECEMBER 5.30 am REGISTER NOW at the National Stadium, West Entrance (Covered car park) Weekdays (12.30pm to 8.00pm) Saturdays (9.00 am to 5.00pm) CLOSING DATE: FRI. 11 NOVEMBER '88 Entry fee $10.00 per person (inclusive of a good quality running vest). Entries submitted after85 words
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Article, Illustration401 1988-10-26 30 H OLDER PSV Eindhoven can expect a baptism of fire when it belatedly plunges back into European Cup soccer action today. The Dutch side begins its defence of the coveted trophy with a tough assignment against Portugal's Porto, its predecessor as champion, having had little opportunity to401 words
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Article196 1988-10-26 30 UEFA CUP Hearts (Scot) v Austria Vienna (Aus), Sporting Lisbon (Por) v Real Sociedad (Spa), Lokomotiv (EG) v Napoli (Ita), Dinamo Zagreb (Yug) v Stuttgart, Ujpest (Hun) v Bordeaux (Fra), Cologne (WG) v Rangers (Scot), Juventus (Ita) v Athletic Bilbao (Spa), Velez (Yug) v Belenenses (Por), Bayem196 words
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Article234 1988-10-26 30 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: RUGBY UNION British County Championship: Durham 17 Cumbria 16, Lancashire 14 Cheshire 0, North Midlands 16 Staffordshire 9, Yorkshire 9 Northumberland 20, Warwickshire 24 Leicestershire 4. Tour match in Perpignan: Argentine Pumas 24 French Roussillon Selection 15. SOCCER English 2nd Div: BirminghamWire services. - 234 words
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Article143 1988-10-26 30 Reuter. GLENN Cockerill scored two stunning second-half goals as Southampton beat Tottenham 2-1 in an English First Division soccer match at White Hart Lane yesterday. Cockerill produced a superb volley in the 69th minute to pull Southampton back on terms. Ray Wallace had conceded an ownReuter. - 143 words
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323 1988-10-26 31 Alfonso Chan - Stories/- Alfonso Chan FOR all those who thought they knew the good from the bad, so sorry. For a start, forget about the seedings. They don't give a clue about the standards among the players at the Carlsberg Singapore Men's Open now on at the323 words
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Article, Illustration455 1988-10-26 31 The man who last week beat tennis' strongman Slobodan Zivojinovic is here to make the Padang his playground. ALFONSO CHAN talks to Paul Chamberlin and probes his psyche v MARK these words: "I will win this tournament." This is no idle boast. It comes from a man455 words
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249 1988-10-26 31 PRETTY boy Felix Barrientos played the hero to Anand Amritraj's villain in a dramatic three-setter one hour after he stepped out of a flight from Hawaii yesterday. "I didn't have time to get to the hotel. Everything I have is in my bag here,"249 words
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Advertisement22 1988-10-26 31 forlsbeitv Probably th« best beer in the world. 'Live' telecast Carlsberg Singapore Men's Open Championships '88 Saturday 29th October, Channel 12, 1.15pm.22 words
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Article, Illustration470 1988-10-26 32 S. Gulam - FIRST-LEG SEMI-FINAL SELANGOR 2 KUALA LUMPUR 1 Stories/ S. Gulam in Kuala Lumpur SELANGOR finally found a way to neutralise its nemesis Fandi Ahmad. One man was never enough for the mercurial striker in past contests. So two men were assigned the job. They succeeded.Pictures/ Steven Lee - 470 words
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Article, Illustration159 1988-10-26 32 SELANGOR may have won the first-leg battle but the war is not over. Kuala Lumpur coach Chow Kwai Lam warned that Selangor would be making a big mistake if it celebrated last night's win. "It's only a mere setback for us. We still have 90 minutes159 words
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312 1988-10-26 32 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor FOOTBALL fans are in mourning all over Singapore. Or, they have totally given up the game in the aftermath of the national team's failure to beat Kedah. For, last night, less than 100 people watched the Saudi Arabia312 words
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Article, Illustration630 1988-10-26 33 FIRST-LEG SEMI-FINAL KEDAH 1 SARAWAK 1 SARAWAK now stands on the brink of a sensational Cup final place thanks to a show of gamesmanship which cowed the referee into making mistakes that went its way last night. Right from the start, the Sarawakians gave the partisan Darulaman Stadium630 words
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Article, Illustration94 1988-10-26 33 Seek and find AWANG Mahyan, the Sarawak coach, won the tactical battle against his Kedah counterpart Ahmad Shafie. Said Awang: "We questioned the referee to see how tough he is. We now know he is not. "We tackled hard. We wanted to see how tough Kedah is. We now know94 words
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Article69 1988-10-26 33 Kedah: Ahmad Sabri, Idris Man, Lee Kin Hong, Ng Chew Beng, Mohamed Ramlee, Koet King Hevong, Chan Keat Swee, Radhi Mat Din, Hussin Jaffar, Khattul Anuar (Hariff Hashim, 60th min), Norazam Ishak (Romli Ghani, 83rd min). Sarawak: Affendi Joll, Roelan Ismail, Roelan Mustaffa, Keryer Meria, Azmi69 words
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769 1988-10-26 34 JAPANESE FLUTE AND MORE HidefUmi Iwahana plays music by Bach. Manas, Debussy and some mystical pieces by K Fukushima as well as Malay pieces like Putera Puten with fellow flautist and saxophonist Roy Uu. Phoenix Anses to Dragon Music will be performed by ballet dancer769 words
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Article15 1988-10-26 34 OUT AND ABOUT: English lessons FOOD: Spices of India COMING UP: Dance performance15 words
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Article, Illustration133 1988-10-26 34 TONIGHT the first of three Teochew opera performances by Er Woo Musical and Dramatic Association. Liu Mingyue Rescues Infant Bao is about a loyal official who flees with his family from persecution by corrupt officials. But his infant son Bao is left behind in the hands of Liu133 words
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