The New Paper, 9 November 1988
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Title Section12 1988-11-09 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, IMS MCI <P) 179/4/88 50 CENTS12 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement105 1988-11-09 1 Root for your favourite Talentimer. Singapore's newest \J /^K entertainers, fresh from last night's Talentime 88 |H9j^L semi-finals, make the centrefold over the next two weeks. HHa Page is LBHH_JK_< THOMAS TEO TOPS I '^B^H 100 out of 166 readers vote him top Singapore singing idol. He sings songs from105 words
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Article, Illustration63 1988-11-09 1 Republican George Bush leaps to a commanding lead in the race for President of U.S. He sweeps to victory in the South and wins a number of key Midwestern states. Early projections showed him winning 227 of the 270 Electoral Votes needed to take the White House. PagePicture/AFP - 63 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration384 1988-11-09 2 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim HALF a cabinet and two drawers. That is all Mrs G E Cuthbert has of a set of living room cabinets she bought for Christmas. And all because part of the set was too bulky to enter her flat Mrs Cuthbert bought384 words
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99 1988-11-09 2 THE Malaysian Home Ministry says a syndicate is luring Malaysian girls into prostitution in foreign countries. A spokesman said the teenage girls are deceived with false job offers and other promises, then pressured into becoming whores. Deputy Home Minister Datuk Megat Junid Megat Ayob said99 words
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Article40 1988-11-09 2 THE two graphs on Page 6 of Monday's New Paper were transposed. The graph showing percentage passes, three or more 0 levels, should have accompanied the report "Malay students get better grades". The other graph showed percentage passes, PSLE.40 words
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199 1988-11-09 2 Chua Chin Chye - By Chua Chin Chye MR RAJAH Sagar's thirst for beer spoiled his family's Deepavali celebrations yesterday. He went to a hawker centre, got drunk and was stabbed by a group of men at a playground near Block 26, Telok Blangah Crescent, at about199 words
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456 1988-11-09 2 Wire services. PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew studies Fiji's political situation today. He will meet a number of Fijian leaders. The Pacific island nation was taken over by the military in a coup in May last year. Prime Minister Lee arrived inWire services. - 456 words
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Article206 1988-11-09 2 MOTHERS and their babies both face danger to their health if the births come too early, too often, or too late in the mothers' reproductive life. New scientific evidence to back up this claim will be discussed in Singapore by more than 50 family206 words
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139 1988-11-09 2 Business Times. THE unpleasant process of bankruptcy got a little more personal this year. Individual bankruptcies went up, even though good times reduced the number of bankruptcy suits against companies. In the first nine months this year, creditors had 1,145 people declared bankrupts. That is 25Business Times. - 139 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous24 1988-11-09 2 THE WEATHER THE weather outlook for today from noon to midnight: Fair. Maximum temperature: 32 degrees. Sunset today: 6.50 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 6.47 am.24 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration314 1988-11-09 3 IT'S not even mid-Novem-ber, but already Christmas is in the air. The early festive lights are up. The official Orchard Road Christmas light-up day is Nov 19, but some places look like they just cannot wait. Plaza Singapura's display is called "Children's Wonderland Christmas" and features tinPictures/CHOO ChWEE HIJA - 314 words
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Article, Illustration466 1988-11-09 3 A FALL and a dislodged tyre did not stop Grace Ong from finishing her race and coming out among the top winners too. She carried on minus a tyre and a glove and came in second, in the women's section of an international wheelchair half-mara-thonPicture/ Sam Yeo - 466 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration427 1988-11-09 4 Harjinder Kaur - Stories/ Harjinder Kaur T i HE Vocational and Industrial I Training Board produced 8,286 graduates this year. Levels reached ranged from Pre-Vocational Training Cer- tificates to Diplomas in Graphic Design and Interior Design. Nearly 300 of these graduates were invited to the Singapore Conference Hall427 words
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Article244 1988-11-09 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. concessions: Concessions refer to the special rights or privileges that are given to a person. constellations: Constellations are groups of stars. Each group seems to form a pattern and244 words
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296 1988-11-09 4 MANY of the VITB graduates were dressed in their trendiest best. There were girls in smart skirts or the mini. And the guys were* mostly in balloon or pleated pants. A few were in the two-tone brown VITB uniform. But whatever their dress, their parents296 words
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78 1988-11-09 4 CUPPAGE Food Centre will be closed for four days from today. Its gas pipes are being changed by- the Public Utilities Board. This is part of the PUB programme to get all Ministry of Environment markets and food centres to use piped78 words
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Article, Illustration385 1988-11-09 5 Trudy Lim - HOW TO REAP THE QUILT DIFFERENT coloured squares stand for the parts of a new town. Beige flats. Purple industrial areas. Dark green parks, recreational and sports facilities. Light green schools. Navy blue commercial (neighbourhood and town centres). Pink areas reserved for institutions such as community385 words
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Article87 1988-11-09 5 RUN in a charity half-mar-athon this Sunday and do your bit for the National Kidney Foundation (NKF). The 21 km run, jointly organised with the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association, starts at Marina Square at 7 am. It is part of the Lifeforce games, which the NKF is87 words
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Article, Illustration302 1988-11-09 6 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee MONDAY blues took on a different twist this week. For some secondary school students, it was the start of an eight-week holiday. Hordes of Secondary One to Three students flooded Orchard Road and fast-food outlets on Monday, thePicture/ Dominic Woon; Pictures/ DOMINIC WOON - 302 words
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286 1988-11-09 6 A NO-NONSENSE approach to an active retirement won first prize in the senior citizens section of an essay writing contest. Writing on the topic Action in Retirement, Mrs MRS Segeram won it for her "clinical and researched" essay on what retired people can do to286 words
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Article, Illustration229 1988-11-09 7 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin IF YOU can't do the cimo-cimo, try the new Singapore Swing dance. Five couples will be teaching you how at the Singapore Swing Super Carnival. This runs from Nov 12 to 20 at the Marina Park. Organisers are the Singapore TouristPicture/ Dominic Woon - 229 words
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Advertisement9 1988-11-09 7 PLAY MONEYWORDS Two coupons today/ Pages 34 and 359 words
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Advertisement85 1988-11-09 7 BEEF EATERS' FAIR 1.11.1988 30.11.1988 5-course set menu for lunch or dinner Soup of the Day with garlic bread Airflown Sirloin/Ribeye/Fillet/Oxtail Stew served with greens and potatoes sponsor by Californian fruit cocktail jelly/Cocktail pie Coffee/Tea "■JJgJJJg™ Fruit juice Also available daily set lunch $6.50 mm* corner DEM6HTS' corner RESTAURANTI STEAK85 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration521 1988-11-09 8 EARLY RETURNS LATEST election in the race for the US Presi-dency with 8 per cent of the nation's precincts reporting: Mr Bach leands Mr Dukakis 4,465,334 to3,407,316. That's margin of 57 to 43 per cent Republican Bush has won in nine states and leads In 11Wire services.; Picture/ AFP - 521 words
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222 1988-11-09 8 Wire services. DEMOCRATS led by a brigade of entrenched veterans looked likely to keep control of Congress today. They seemed sure to run up a majority in the House of Representatives and to keep their grip on the Senate. No major shift in the makeupWire services. - 222 words
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283 1988-11-09 8 AP THE American election today ends the longest, costliest and most negative campaign in US history. During a campaign that cost well over $200 million, Vice-President George Bush and Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis engaged in a campaign with the most negative advertising ever. ManyAP - 283 words
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Article78 1988-11-09 8 Wire services. CAMBODIAN peace talks ended yesterday with negotiators agreeing on just one basic issue to put off another round of talks until September of next year. The eight-month postponement suggested negotiators had clashed during the talks and felt they needed time to allow temperaWire services. - 78 words
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370 1988-11-09 10 Wire services. NEARLY 9,000 foreign tourists have been evacuated from beach resorts in Sri Lanka because of threats by Sinhalese extremists to attack hotels on the south coast. The action taken yesterday was described by a senior official of the government tourist board asWire services. - 370 words
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Article, Illustration52 1988-11-09 10 Welcome: An official from the Uygur Autonomous Region gives China's elder statesman, Mr Deng Xiaoping, the region's official flower as a sign of welcome. Mr Deng was in Uygur for the opening of the fifth conference of China's Federation of Literary and Art Circles yesterday.Picture/ REUTER - 52 words
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Article, Illustration54 1988-11-09 10 When Red tanks come rolling in Smart The annual military parade in the Red Square marking the 71st anniversary of the Soviet revolution is a time when the USSR shows the latest in its military arsenal. Here, a group of paratroopers with chins proudly high rolls past the Lenin MausoleumPicture/ Reuter - 54 words
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194 1988-11-09 10 Wire services. THE Satanic Verses, a controversial novel banned in India and some Arab countries, has won Britain's prestigious Whitbread literary prize. The book's Indian-born author, Mr Salman Rushdie, immediately challenged the Indian government to lift its ban on his novel. "IWire services. - 194 words
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Article, Illustration269 1988-11-09 11 Wire services. THE death toll in China's earthquake now stands at 930 and is expected to rise. Army rescue teams and medical workers finally reached shattered villages yesterday. The earthquake area is a remote section near the Burmese border. Most of the inhabitants live inWire services.; Picture/ AFP - 269 words
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Article127 1988-11-09 11 Wire services. PUTTING pieces back together, two long-lost sisters and a half-brother in the US have found each other again behind bars. Joyce Lott, 27, and Mary Jones, 29, met in the Women's Correctional Centre in South Carolina where they are serving drug sentences. They pieced togetherWire services. - 127 words
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176 1988-11-09 11 AP TRIAL started today in West German for a 73-year-old woman accused of causing the death of an elderly house guest through five years of brutal exorcism rites. Prosecutors charge that Magdalena Maria Kohler locked up 66-year-old Mrs Anna Wermuthaeuser andAP - 176 words
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Article195 1988-11-09 12 Wire services. AN ERROR in a radio news report has sparked violent rioting in Nigeria. Muslim rioters torched government and commercial buildings in the town of Sokoto and freed 2,000 inmates from the local prison, Radio Nigeria reported today. The troubles started last Friday after Rima Radio reportedWire services. - 195 words
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Article, Illustration202 1988-11-09 12 Wire services. ALMOST half of the Indian paratroopers who beat back a coup attempt in the Maldives last week will still be there when President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom is inaugurated for a third term on Friday. The troops were airlifted into the Maldives toWire services.; Picture/ AFP - 202 words
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Article153 1988-11-09 12 Wire services. THE Commander of US forces in the Pacific says democracy in the Philippines needs help to survive. Admiral Huntington Hardisty urged the US and its allies to give more economic assistance. "Democracy is on the line," he said in Honolulu. "I feelWire services. - 153 words
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Advertisement144 1988-11-09 11 trnfin The Beauty of India awaits you. Come South to Madras the seat of Hindu Orthodoxy, where festivals abound and traditional music and dance flourish Come South to Mahabalipuram. noted for its famous Shore Temple and cave sculptures. Come South to lush Kerala India s paradise. One vast sylvan landscape,144 words
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STOCKS
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Article, Illustration260 1988-11-09 12 Wire services. LONDON share prices increased their gains yesterday. The Financial Times 30share index closed up 16 points at 1,491. The firm opening on Wall Street reinforced the trend, with growing market hopes that the Republican candidate, Mr George Bush, will win the US presidential elections. All sectors wereWire services. - 260 words
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Article85 1988-11-09 12 Reuter. SHARE prices were higher in opening trade on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today because investors are expecting Mr George Bush to win the US presidential election, brokers said. Mr Bush and his Republican Party are seen as less protectionist than his rival, Mr Michael Dukakis, and the Democrats.Reuter. - 85 words
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Article51 1988-11-09 12 FT Industrials Tue 1,491.00 (1,474.30) Dow Jones Average Tue 2,127.49 (2,124.64) ST Industrial Tue Closed (1,023.27) NST Industrial Tue Closed (1,726.19) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 2,587.02 (2,567.02) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,562.30 (1,556.70) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 28,007.27 (27,866.36) Figurw in bracket* refer to thoM of th> pwriow trading51 words
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Article, Illustration270 1988-11-09 12 Wire services. WALL Street stocks rose slightly in relatively quiet trading yesterday. Many banks and insurance companies were closed for election day. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials closed up 2.85 points at 2,127.49. Analysts said the market opened higher on an enthusiastic note, expecting a victoryWire services. - 270 words
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HORIZONS
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Article1107 1988-11-09 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 pyschiatrists. You can write to: Dear Aggie, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. You must give1,107 words
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Article, Illustration290 1988-11-09 13 r Loh Tuan Lee - By r Loh Tuan Lee AN EXPERT in medical treatment for the aged says some facts about Singapore are painful truths for the elderly. She says these include: Singapore is basically a society for the young. Many old folk end up housebound, thus helping to290 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration467 1988-11-09 14 Vivien Chiong - RESULTS OF THE POLL MALE (top three) Thomas Teo 100 Eric Moo 62 Liang Wern Fook 3 FEMALE (top throe) Maggie Teng 61 Dawn Gan 50 Dawn Yip 8 By Vivien Chiong T HOMAS Teo is tops. That's what a Hotline Plus poll of Singapore's467 words
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Article, Illustration313 1988-11-09 15 Danny Tan - By Danny Tan WHEN the names of the Talentime '88 finalists were announced, the faces of the successful ones flushed with excitement and, in some cases, disbelief. "I really didn't expect to come in," said 17-year-old student Maizurah binti Hamzah. "I had a bad throat on thePictures/ JOHN TAN - 313 words
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Article53 1988-11-09 15 SOLOISTS: S3 Rima Rasif, S4 David Rasif, SI Bani Farook, S10 Maizurah binti Hamzah, S2 Samsinar Selamat, S8 Shawn De Mello, S21 Milton Ng, Sll Johari. DANCE GROUPS: D3 Hi Tech, D5 Stereonexus, D8 MRT. VOCAL GROUPS: G3 NT4DC, G5 Masterkey, G7 The Next Group, G6 Counterpoint, Gil53 words
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Article, Illustration57 1988-11-09 15 TURN to the pin-up in the centrefold today and see the first of The New Paper's predicted winners who came through. And watch out for the rest daily, except Saturday and Sunday, as we begin the countdown to the Talentime finals on Nov 29. MKT:57 words
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Article, Illustration677 1988-11-09 16 CHILDSPLAY "WHERE to go? What to do?" Is that the familiar line that you repeat, especially around this time of the year, as you ponder about the one-and-a-half-month school holidays? If you are still in a quandary, cheer up. Here are some suggestions on how677 words
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Article, Illustration498 1988-11-09 16 BEVEL WITH A CAUSE DAYDREAMS were the only escape a student could indulge in during a hot afternoon in class. Now that the holidays are here, it's time to make all those daydreams reality. And some students have already had their holiday schedule planned out.498 words
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Article, Illustration695 1988-11-09 16 SOME STUDENTS' FUN FORECAST DELLA Loh, 17. Catholic Junior College. "I usually spend my December holidays with my parents. I like class gatherings at chalets. For the rest of the time I think I will spend it looking out for put-time695 words
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Page 17 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1762 1988-11-09 17 np i e s j on VkteofashhHi News The Smokey Bear Show (r) Insight K (7.25 pm, SBC 12) SMOKEY Bear, the world's most A SALUTE to the world-renowned TAKE a look around the I famous cartoon fireman, is back. Dance Theatre of Harlem. The world at the latest fashion1,762 words
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Article, Illustration678 1988-11-09 21 CHILDSPLAY "WHERE to go? What to do?" Is that the familiar line that you repeat, especially around this time of the year, as you ponder about the one-and-a-half-month school holidays? If you are still in a quandary, cheer up. Here are some suggestions on how678 words
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Article, Illustration498 1988-11-09 21 BEVEL WITH A CAUSE DAYDREAMS were the only escape a student could indulge in during a hot afternoon in class. Now that the holidays are here, it's time to make all those daydreams reality. And some students have already had their holiday schedule planned out.498 words
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Article, Illustration695 1988-11-09 21 SOME STUDENTS' FUN FORECAST DELLA Loh, 17. Catholic Junior College. "I usually spend my December holidays with my parents. I like class gatherings at chalets. For the rest of the time I think I will spend it looking out for part-time695 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration476 1988-11-09 22 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin THE motley group in Neighbours may have walked out of your screen some months ago. But the group's theme song plays on. Together with other SBC theme songs, it is a top favourite with music students. They ask teachers to476 words
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Article, Illustration377 1988-11-09 22 Adeline Woon - By Adeline Woon THERE was drama amidst the dress racks last Friday and Saturday evenings as Theatre Works performed excerpts of their new play at Tangs Studio. Three Children re-lives the childhood of three children with all their forgotten fears and deeply-buried memories and superstitions.377 words
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Article, Illustration440 1988-11-09 23 Sonja Tan - REVIEW/ By Sonja Tan I F YOU thought The Exorcist was seriously frightening, or frighteningly serious, you'll love Beetlejuice. "A comic version of The vi i 1 i Exorcist from the dead people's point of view," is what director Tim Burton calls the Him. "Its440 words
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Article, Illustration275 1988-11-09 23 THE rave reviews that Singapore rock band Energy received in Singapore have followed them to Britain. The band that played here at Celebrities, Top Ten and Rainbow (now closed) left for Britain in search of fame and fortune in September. Since then, Energy has275 words
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Article, Illustration75 1988-11-09 23 CHARLIE Sheen and Leslie Caron will head the cast of Courage Mountain. The movie is the first of a three-picture deal between Michael Douglas and Rick Bieber's newly formed Stonebridge Entertainment and Epic Pictures. Courage Mountain will be filmed on locations in the Austrian Alps. The other75 words
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Article, Illustration159 1988-11-09 23 UPI VETERAN actor Mickey Rooney has donated memorabilia from his long career to the Smithsonian's History of American Entertainment collection. The items include a programme from the 1935 movie A Midsummer Night's Dream, featuring Rooney as Puck, and his academy award nominations for Babes in ArmsUPI - 159 words
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Article, Illustration356 1988-11-09 24 Toh Hai Leong - PREVIEW/ By Toh Hai Leong IN The Line of Duty 111 is the second action-packed sequel in the Hongkong lady cop series. The pilot Yes, Madam and its first sequel featured popular gongfu actress Michelle Yeoh as Hongkong's top female crime buster. In both356 words
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Article, Illustration240 1988-11-09 24 UPI. MARVIN'S MUSIC AT OSCAR SHOW OSCAR-winning composer-conductor Marvin Hamlisch has been selected as musical director of the 61st Academy Awards presentation in Los Angeles next March 19. It is the first time Hamlisch has done this job. A three-time Oscar-winning composer, he will contribute original music to theUPI. - 240 words
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Article, Illustration257 1988-11-09 24 DIEHARD (Cathay) 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 Rambo-style hand-me-down top, he bumps off the bad guys in a gripping performance. Times: 10.30 am, 1.15, 4,257 words
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Miscellaneous152 1988-11-09 26 COMICRELEF Hagar the Horrible/o.k Browne AllgUStd/Dominic Doelsma Angus McGill /jY W&M WEARING A IGV&Y N£W A ANP I'M TM& $AMG oj* euMMt* j vt&e, wm-m \e vtmm a umyy av w&e rve hap wvfcß •< s. George the Robot/stephen Stanley W AH-OorJT I TlStu ReMcrveo W-«ewxo "TS*j-WHiv#:>io *Your. R3R aW152 words
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Advertisement213 1988-11-09 28 A large I group of I 437,000 potential I who said they would I read' The New Paper. I (Prelaunch Survey, November 1987). I Recruit defectively withTastAds' Our Appointments Classified Section The New Paper, Singapore's newest lyVTSprrf^rH English weekday noon taoloid, i delivering informative and easy-reading 'iiiV ll news in213 words
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Miscellaneous1729 1988-11-09 30 RADIOGUIDE ffilljgj' rMiM una— VWvyCM&CW' ff!U 01 i (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON Good Music, Company and Ma: NOON Nwriiiik AAA! 12.05 Laachdate: Lunchtime music NOON Las« Llstaninr- I i«rht «nH amv Rediftoion invitee you to take 12J0 Busiaess Matters: A weekly M %5[ /\>v/vl with Jenny Teo. She spins WWm1,729 words
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SPORT/RACING
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Article, Illustration339 1988-11-09 31 WERDER Bremen, of West Germany, survived a late onslaught from Scotland's Glasgow Celtic yesterday to hold the visitor to a goalless draw and advance to the quarterfinal of the European Cup. The match, in which Bremen defended a 1-0 first-leg lead, was a bad-tempered affair in which neitherPicture/ REUTER - 339 words
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Article, Illustration190 1988-11-09 31 Reuter. DONNY Lalonde and Sugar Ray Leonard had premonitions about their title fight and both turned out to be correct. Leonard, who stopped Lalonde in the ninth round to win his fourth and fifth world titles on Monday, said yesterday that he hadReuter. - 190 words
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Article220 1988-11-09 31 AFP. EVERTON'S miserable start to the English soccer season continued yesterday. A clear hand-ball by Andy Ritchie earned Oldham a shock 1-1 draw at Goodison Park in the third round of the Littlewoods Cup. Even Ritchie admitted his foul. "It was the hand ofAFP. - 220 words
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Article155 1988-11-09 31 RACING with DENNIS CHIA KUALA LUMPUR trainer Bernard Ang worked four of his horses late on Tuesday morning after most trackwatchers had left. His quartet of Astound, Astute, Dictionary and Man of Mars trotted once round and raced over the final 600 m in 41.3. Meanwhile, first-season trainer155 words
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Article581 1988-11-09 31 Wire service. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: AMERICAN FOOTBALL National Football League: Houston 24 Cleveland 17. BADMINTON Asian Championships in Bandar Lampnng Q-finals: Men's singles: Xiong Guobao (C) bt Rashid Sidek (Mai) 15-7, 15-2; Ardy Wiranata (Indo) bt Sompol Kukasemkii (Thai) 15-12, 15-12; Foo Kok Keong (Mai) bt HermawanWire service. - 581 words
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Article, Illustration374 1988-11-09 32 China's Xiong Guobao has the game to beat Indonesian Ardy Wiranata in their men's singles semi-final clash of the Asian Badminton Championships in Bandar Lampung, predicts BERNARD PEREIRA CHINA looks likely to end its Asian men's singles badminton campaign the way it started with both contenders Xiong Guobao374 words
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Article358 1988-11-09 32 SOMETHING was troubling Indonesia's Sarwendah Kusumawardhani during her Asian women's singles quarter-final match against No 2 seed Huang Hua of China at the Saburai Stadium here last night. And it caused her to lose 11-8, 6-11, 2-11. But all the 23-year-old international would say after358 words
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Article, Illustration144 1988-11-09 32 HEY, LOOK who's here. It's Icuk Sugiarto. Or is it? Look again. Fooled you, right? No, your eyes are not playing tricks. It's not Icuk, the world's No. 1 shuttler on the Grand Prix standings but Damirin Paialin, a waiter at the Garuda Restaurant144 words
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Article, Illustration327 1988-11-09 32 FOR three agonising months her life was dangling like a puppet on a string. One snap and it would have been a one-way ticket to the blue. Her two-year internship with the Indonesian national badminton squad seemed destined to a tragic end. But327 words
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Article, Illustration348 1988-11-09 33 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan IN BANGKOK SINGAPORE'S medal hopes in the Asean Track and Field championships was torn apart when sprint king Haron Mundir suffered a hamstring injury yesterday. Haron, who had won a silver medal in the 200 metres in the Malaysian Open last week, felt his348 words
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Article263 1988-11-09 33 Shahiron Sahari - Stories/ Shahiron Sahari IT has been a traumatic week for Singapore rugby player Henry Lee. The latest setback came last Sunday in the friendly match between Singapore and the Ist Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment. He was forced to leave the field after only eight minutes263 words
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Article, Illustration166 1988-11-09 33 THAILAND is the weakest team Singapore will meet at the Asian Rugby Championship but it won't be a cinch either. For the Thais will include 12 members of the thrilling Royal Thai Air Force team last seen at the SCC Sevens in March. ThePicture/ Sam Yeo - 166 words
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Article157 1988-11-09 33 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor MAH Li Lian sent shockwaves last weekend when she beat Chia Chew Lan 3-1 in the Ascot Closed Women's Squash Championship. The spunky 20-year-old, who had never beaten Chew Lan before, took about an hour to down the national champion. Although157 words
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Article, Illustration387 1988-11-09 34 S. Gulam - By S. Gulam WITH three Malaysia Cup winners' medals in his pocket, Fandi Ahmad is looking for fresh challenges perhaps in Europe. "I'm tired of the Malaysia Cup. I feel stagnant. I need a new challenge to keep my game going," he said after leadingPicture/ C H LOH (MALAY MAIL) - 387 words
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Article157 1988-11-09 34 SINGAPORE will play a home-and-away friendly soccer international against Malaysia next week. The first match will be played at the National Stadium on Nov 16 and the second at the Merdeka Stadium on Nov 19. Malaysia's new national coach, Englishman Richard Bate, arranged the two-leg international with157 words
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Article, Illustration708 1988-11-09 35 so let's start WHEN the final whistle was blown at last Sunday's Malaysia Cup final, Singapore coach Seak Poh Leong was seething with bitterness. Not because he had just seen a poor Cup final, but more so the thought of Singapore being able to provide aso let's start - 708 words
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Article, Illustration805 1988-11-09 36 ►Films FRENCH DRAMA. Mais Ou Est Done Omicar tells the story of two women. Sociologist Isabella meets Anne, head of a garage workshop, during one of her surveys. They become good friends and leam about each other's problems. Starring Geraldine Chaplin and Brigitte Fossey. In French with English subtitles.805 words
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Article15 1988-11-09 36 OUT AND ABOUT: Maths fair FOOD: Apple extravaganza COMING UP: Tales of adventure15 words
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Article, Illustration104 1988-11-09 36 Tonight, I Fiamminghi, the Belgium Chamber Orchestra, takes to the Victoria Concert Hall stage. They will play on the occasion of the visit of His Royal Highness Prince Albert of Belgium. The programme includes Mozart's Salzburg Symphony, an orchestral piece by Louel, Haydn's Concerto for104 words
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