The New Paper, 28 December 1988

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  • 13 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1988 ma P) 179/4/ at 50 CENTS
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    • 136 1 1 K 'IkIH wm Hi IWr-jilM' 1 *1 14 WIMmmtt y'wWpPmBwywpBAApPWimMB v 'WnIw ffff j O, RIVAL ACCEPTS DR MI'S OFFER Datuk Shahrir Abdul Samad, an MP linked to the Council. He said he took up Dr Mahathir's offer on group opposed to Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Dec 15. Former
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  • 87 1 A couple burnt to death after their car and a bus burst into flames following a head-on collision in Selangor yesterday. It happened at about 2 pm at the 19 km Karak Highway, said Kuala Lumpur police yesterday. The couple were Mr Hamzah Abu Bakar and Ms
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  • THENEWSTODAY
    • 214 2  -  By Wong Sing Yeong YOU can do some festive shopping along"the bank of the Singapore River from Feb 2 to Lunar New Year Day on Feb 6. More than 200 stalls selling Lunar New Year goodies and decorations will open for
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    • 112 2 I More than 200 pasar malam stalls selling Lunar New Year goodies, decorations, calligraphy, art displays and a flower garden selling flowers. Dazzling display of lighted lotus flowers with water fountains floating on the river. Colourful, lighted boats on which live performances are staged. A spectacular
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    • 135 2 MANY workers, including clerks, typists, technicians and nurses will get pay rises of 8.4 per cent next year. A survey done by Hay Management Consultants, covering 19 large firms both in the public and private sectors, discovered this. The public companies included the Monetary
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    • 168 2 ALARMED by dead fish along the shore, the Ministry of the Environment (ENV) is checking to see if the water at Pasir Ris is safe for swimmers. The unusually high number of dead fish stirred complaints by beachcombers and anglers. This led to a newspaper
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    • 179 2 ROMANCE is alive and well in Singapore and you don't have to be young to enjoy it, either. A formal wedding proved that yesterday at the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, on Highland Road. Mr Cher Poh Chia, who is 75, married
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    • 63 2 NEWLY found evidence indicates a bomb caused last week's crash of a Pan Am jetliner in Scotland, America's NBC-TV reported today. The network says the evidence consists of a suitcase and pieces of wreckage, which are now being studied by British explosives experts. It
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    • 591 3 THE bikini turned 46 this year, but the firm that first made it, the Reard company, might close down. Could that mean the bikini is also on its way out? LOH TUAN LEE checks out the beaches and the stores to find out whether Singaporeans are
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    • 312 3 MEDICAL investigators are trying to identify any sexual partners of a Singapore man stricken with Aids and near death. Doctors said the man is down with Kaposi's Sarcoma, a cancer common in Aids cases. It is marked by purplish boils on the skin.
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    • 34 2 THE WEATHER THE weather outlook from noon to midnight: Showers over several areas in the late afternoon and early evening. Maximum temperature: 31 degrees. Minimum: 24 degrees. Sunset: 7.08 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 7.06 am.
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
    • 407 4  -  By Harinder Gill M 1 ANY students are visiting tailors for made-to-measure school uniforms. Students usually buy uniforms off the peg. But those who go to tailors do it for style or because they are too big to fit into ready-made sizes. Pre-university students are
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    • 176 4 PUBLIC payphones rang in a record $24.8 million for Telecoms in its last financial year which ended in March. The year before, they brought in $20.4 million. But the clink of those coins will soon be a thing of the past. Telecoms plans to switch
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    • 129 4 THEY stand like sentries, and provide a comfort to travellers far from home. The six public payphone booths within the grounds of the Tanglin Post Office will provide the homesick traveller with a direct line home, even if that's overseas. Planned for convenience, there are
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    • 271 5 H OW much do you spend on petrol each month? Which brand do you use? Do you pay for it the cashless way? These are just some of the questions motorists are being asked in a survey of Singapore's petrol and motor oil markets.
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    • 318 5 IN IPOH you can watch a woman strip off her clothes, piece by piece, for 20 cents a throw. Actually, she is just a picture on a personal computer screen. But Ipoh police frown upon it. Three of the computers were seized from two video games
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    • 453 6  -  By Geneieve Kwek B I IG department stores had a really Merry Christmas this There were lots of J spenders, big ones and little ones. Store executives predict that the jingle of cash registers will carry on until the Lunar New Year in early
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    • 150 6 LING Ing Quan will spend two months in jail because he came home drunk one night and punched his 80-year-old mother in the face. In court yesterday, Ling pleaded guilty to causing hurt to his mother, Ms Lim Gek Eng, in his
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
    • 400 8  -  By Irene Hoe E I VEN in affairs of the heart, Mr Richard Tan takes his work to heart. He is very publicly associated with National Day celebrations and the annual Courtesy campaign. And he believes in putting it all into practice in his private
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    • 162 8 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. cross-section: A representative or typical sample of a group. disarray: Badly organised and in a state of disorder. dominant: More important or noticeable than others of its kind. embargo:
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    • 131 8 A PRICE hike on chickens by Malaysian farmers could mean that Singaporeans may be paying more for the birds than they have in the past seven years. The farmers gave themselves a 50$ per kilo rise for a Christmas present on Sunday.
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    • 233 8 Lianhe Zaobao. YOU won't be getting free gifts and gadgets at the gas pumps after the end of this month. That's because four petroleum companies have called a halt to gift promotions. But some companies think the freebies will be back if
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    • 231 9 77 S>' J f i Ooc)les Oodles of Noodles at /T (SPAGHEni CORNER a fj* The all-new Spaghetti Corner is here! And therefe a whole wide variety of delicious ■V J spaghetti dishes to savour Choose from old J favourites like Spaghetti Bolognese to unique local innovations like Curry Chicken
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  • WORLDTODAY
    • 259 10 Wire services. A MALAYSIAN independent MP who is linked to the group trying to revive the old Umno, has accepted the offer of a seat on the new Umno's Supreme Council. Datuk Shahrir Abdul Samad, who represents Johor Baru, said yesterday that he
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    • 146 10 Wire services. MORE than 250 people are missing after a river ferry, rammed by a cargo ship, sank in Bangladesh. Rescue workers recovered 11 bodies floating on the Dhaleswari river. About 25 people swam to safety, but there was no trace of the remaining
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    • 121 10 Wire services. INDIAN test cricketer Navjot Singh Siddhu has been charged with beating a man to death after a traffic accident. Police said the incident took place yesterday in Patiala city in Punjab state. Witnesses said a car driven by Mr Gurnam Singh
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    • 287 10 Wire services. THE PLO chief, Mr Yasser Arafat, has rejected the latest Israeli offer of limited self-rule for Palestinians. Mr Arafat yesterday called the offer "an undesired commodity in a stagnated market". He said Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir "should understand that he cannot sell us
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    • 43 10 Erupt: Quiet for a century, the Lonquimay volcano has erupted in Chile. The smoke and billowing ash can be aeen for nearly a hundred km. Nearby villages are being evacuated amid warnings that a bigger eruption may follow. Picture/ Afp.
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    • 129 10 IRANIAN troops have killed 27 suspected drug traffickers and arrested nearly 1,000 more in a new crackdown. The Iranian news agency, IRNA, reported yesterday that the killings took place over the past few days in south-east Iran. Most were killed when a special
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    • Article, Illustration
      41 11 Surgery: World famous opera diva Dame Kin Te Kanawa travels by wheelchair to a plane at London's Heathrow airport. The New Zealand born superstar is recovering from surgery to correct a circulatory problem in her legs. Picture/ Afp
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    • 265 11 Wire services. SRI LANKAN opposition parties are scrambling to form alliances to contest the first parliamentary election in 11 years. A divided opposition lost recently in a presidential vote to the ruling party candidate. The moderate Tamil United Liberation Front (TULF) said it was seeking an electoral pact
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    • 192 11 Wire services. PAKISTAN accused by both the US and India of developing nuclear weapons has appealed for regional measures to keep such arms out of South Asia. "The region cannot wait for the superpowers to disarm before commencing the process ourselves," said Foreign
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    • 244 11 Wire services. SEX has come to China's cinema and theatres in Canton are selling out. The screening of more modern films is part of a dramatic revision of official Chinese attitudes toward the arts. The country is now retreating from the puritanical code
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    • 42 11 Wire services. THE US announced today trade sanctions worth $190 million a year against some European food products. Washington said it was reacting to a European Economic Community (EEC) ban on hormone-treated meat imports from the US. Wire services.
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    • 889 12  -  By Rosnah Ahmad PEACE became contagious while surprises and near-miracles took centrestage across much of the world in 1988. The US, for its part, did the unthinkable by talking to the Palestine Liberation Organisation. President Mikhail Gorbachev did the unexpected when he offered sharp cuts
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  • FOREIGNSTOCKS
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      285 11 Wire services. WALL Street stocks eased yesterday as a flurry of late selling pulled blue chips lower on one of the quietest trading days of the year. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 6.25 points to 2,162.68. Declining issues exceeded advances 792 to 546 in listless New York
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    • 83 11 Reuter. SHARE prices rallied higher into record territory in early trade on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today. Investors bought a broad range of shares expected to perform well next year, brokers said. The Nikkei index rose 78.04 points, or 0.26 per cent, to 30,128.97 in the first 20 minutes
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    • 51 11 FT Industrials Tue (closed) (1,436.20) Dow Jones Average Tue 2,162.68. (2,168.93) ST Industrial Tue 1,036.53 (1,024.82) NST Industrial Tue 1,798.54 (1,784.91) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue Closed (2,656.59) Australian All Ordinaries Tue Closed (1,484.10) Nikkei Stock Average* Tue 30,050.93 (29,686.26) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading
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    • 8 11 The London Stock Market was closed yesterday.
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  • 927 13 DEAR AGGIE HORIZONS Dear Aggie I am 23 and soon to be married. My fiance is 26. He is handsome and very macho and I love him very much. But I've just found out that for several years he has been having an affair with
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  • Showtime
    • 313 14  -  By Danny Tan FOLK music, which was run down in the fast lane of heavy blues, rock and disco in the early 70s, came bouncing back early this year. Just voted Best New Artist by USA Today this month, Tracy Chapman gave a fresh gloss
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    • 166 14 BRIAN Wilson's album must be the best comeback recording of the year, and not only for its triumph over personal adversity. The ex-Beach Boy got beached 20 years ago. He had a mental breakdown and became incapable of handling life. His self-titled recording, produced by
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    • 296 14 NYT. IN POP music, this year may be one of the most lucrative years ever for the recording business, fuelled in part by the growing popularity of compact discs. Yet despite a few attempts, there was no super performer who reached
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
    • 1573 15 Television If Supercarrier (Pilot) 1 na re S Sinppore 88 EXCITING new series inspired Don't miss the gripping conclusion A LOOK back at main events in by the hit movie Top Gun. It features to this riveting mini-series tonight Singapore this year. These include I ace fighter pilots on board
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  • spotlight
    • 1043 16 That Hollywood anthem, "There's no business like showbusJness" still holds tnie today. It's not the safest of careers, but It has made some very rich, very quick. LO TEN YX and VMEN CHIONG report on our home-grown talents who have hit pay dirt In Hongkong...and
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    • 462 16 PROFILE: LIM KAY TONG LIM Kay Tong is Singapore's leading trailbiazer in the international acting scene. Although he is not yet a well-known figure overseas, his accomplishments are impressive. He is best remembered for his role as the villain in Shanghai Surprise, starring opposite pop
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  • SHOWTIME
    • 298 18 UPI. M i P IAMI Vice heart-throb Don Johnson is engaged to his former wife. k His spokesman announced it yesterday and said no date has yet been set for his wedding to Melanie Griffith. Dion's publicist, Mr Elliot Mintz, said it was during
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    • 191 18  -  [ET SEENLASTNIGHT By Lo Tien Yin LOOKING at the last of the Superbrainstorms last night, one just could not help thinking how high-tech SBC quiz shows have become. Last night, besides contestant Michael Leong's spontaneous and engaging antics, there were animated computer graphics which made the
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    • 300 18  -  By Wong Sing Yeong THE 18-year-old beauty who was named Miss Christmas Queen 1988 is not sure whether she is a teenager or a grown woman. "Half-half lah," said Jacqueline Yu, who sat for her A-level last month. "I talk and think like a teenager
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    • 145 18 NOW that Agnes Ho's two daughters are grown-up, she can do things she never had much time for before such as taking part in beauty contests. "I married early, so I didn't have the chance to take part in these," said Agnes, oldest contestant in the
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    • 354 19 USA Today MOVIE audiences fell in love with a bunny named Roger, caught up with an Australian adventurer and saw what it's like to be a boy trapped in a man's body. They went to the movies in droves and, in the process, the Hollywood cash
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    • Article, Illustration
      339 19 MOONWALKER (Jade 1) MOONWALKER is a $60 million personal fantasy adventure for Michael Jackson. Dance sequences and special effects are well done. More for teenagers though and, of course, for Michael Jackson fans. Otherwise it can be a bit of a snooze. Times: 1.30, 4, 6.30 and 9 pm.
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    • 458 20  -  By Geraldine Goh F lIVE promising local musicians between the *ages of 12 and 20 will have a chance to perform under the baton of Sir Yehudi Menuhin. Sir Yehudi, violin virtuoso and world-fa-mous conductor, will lead the Asian Youth Orchestra (AYO)
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    • 168 20 JAN 1 will be a special day for Mandarin drama in Singapore. It will be the birthday of The Singapore Federation of Drama Associations. The federation will be an umbrella body of nine Mandarin drama groups. Its main purpose will be to
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    • 85 19 Enjoy great steak in the heart of Orchard Road and adjourn to The Cellar for great music by one of Singapore's top singing trio-Tony, Terry and Hans. 3 Great Choice at 3 Great Prices 5 COURSE SET DINNER Appetiser Prawn Cocktail Soup Of The Day Choice Of Three Main Course
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  • Article, Illustration
    265 20 Number One. Number One. USA Today. MICHAEL'S TRIBAL SCARS MICHAEL Hutchence: "I have three interesting parallel scars on my chest. They are urban tribal scars which I did about 10 years ago. It was a pact I made with my chums. We got a knife and did them ourselves.
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  • Page 22 Miscellaneous
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  • Page 23 Miscellaneous
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  • Page 24 Miscellaneous
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  • SPORTS
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      205 25 Reuter. I I TALIAN club AC Milan president Silvio Berlusconi has rejected an approach from Spanish side Barcelona to buy Dutch soccer star Ruud Gullit. Berlusconi told the newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport yesterday that Barcelona's vice-president Juan Gaspart telephoned him recently to ask whether the Italian League champion
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      175 25 AP. WEST German international soccer star Juergen Klinsmann will join Italy's Inter-Milan next summer, the weekly magazine Sport Bild reported yesterday. Klinsmann, 24, will receive an annual salary of $912,000 and a $2.14 million bonus for signing the contract. Inter will pay USs4.2m to the striker's club, Stuttgart,
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      310 26 AFP. N ORWICH regained first place in the English First Division soccer standings when it edged out West Ham 2-1. And it was a moment of inspiration from the man they call "Flash" Gordon that helped the leader to victory. Dale Gordon took full advantage of Allen
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    • 132 26 Wire services. JAPAN'S national soccer team will travel to Iran next month to play the first international match since Fifa lifted a ban imposed because of the Gulf War. The Iranian news agency IRNA said the Japanese would arrive on Jan 17 to play two
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    • 121 26 AFP. SINGAPORE finished last in the Coke Cup Under-16 soccer tournament in Jakarta. It lost its seventh-placing match 3-1 to Taiwan yesterday. Singapore took the lead through Raja Azman Raja Ahmad in the 13th minute. But second-half goals from Keng Shin Jong (two) and Huang Wen Cheng
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    • 134 26 AFP. CHINA'S retired table-tennis champions are leaving the country in search of higher salaries. And this is seriously affecting the future of the sport in China. "You have to give them more money as that would make them willing to stay with the team," China's national coach
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    • 124 26 SOCCER SNAPSHORTS AFP JUSTIN Fashanu, the former Norwich City and Nottingham Forest striker, could be making a comeback with Manchester City. Fashanu, 31, started training at Maine Road yesterday to try to prove his fitness. He has been in Los Angeles receiving treatment for an
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    • 93 26 AFP. WALSALL has dismissed manager Tommy Coakley and his assistant Gerry Sweeney. The Board, which gave Coakley a vote of confidence last week, held an emergency meeting yesterday and decided to dismiss the two men. It came after Monday's 5-1 home defeat by Oxford Walsall's club record 10th
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    • 105 26 AFP. SOUTHAMPTON'S Northern Ireland international striker Colin Clarke has been told to return to The Dell after finishing a month's loan with Bournemouth. Clarke, who gained his 16th cap against Spain last week, has scored twice since returning to his former club. He scored 35 goals in one
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    • 453 27  -  By Malcolm Bastians THE 25 horses under Singapore champion trainer Dr Yeoh Kheng Chye may have a doctor in the stables but he has not used his stethoscope in eight years. "Ever since I began training horses (in 1980), their troubles were the
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    • 304 27  -  RACING By Dennis Chia M ALAYSIA and Singapore's brightest hope of success in next month's $370,000 Hongkong Invitation race was dealt a severe blow when champion horse He's Dawan slipped and injured himself at Ipoh yesterday morning. The five-year-old American gelding injured his fetlock joint
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    • 129 27 RIDERS have been engaged for all the six entries from Singapore and Malaysia to the Hongkong Invitation Cup on Jan 29. Letters are believed to have been sent by the Malayan Racing Assocation to Rahmat bin Matsuni, Gary Grylls, Tony Cruz, Leslie Khoo, Terry Lucas
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    • 233 27 TRAINER Teh Choon Beng gets a chance to end his Classic drought when Quick Turn faces the starter in the $150,000 Yang Di Pertua Negeri Gold Cup on Sunday. With this year's training honours safely in the bag, success in the Cup race will be the
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    • 190 27 MORNING TRACKWORK SUN Harbor caught the eye in Penang today with an impressive sprint over 600 m on the grass track in 37.7 sec with S Y Leong up. The Rassendyll four-year-old gelding seems to have come right after struggling to find form ever since
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    • 263 28  -  By Alfonso Chan S QUASH is having a little skulduggery of its own with national coach Zainal Abidin on a spying mission in Bahrain. Zainal is now holding coaching clinics in the Gulf country at the invitation of the Asian Squash Federation, which has its headquarters
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    • 143 28 RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BASKETBALL NBA League: Houston 97 Charlotte 95, Miami 111 San Antonio 109, Washington 120 New Jersey 108, Phoenix 111 Los Angeles Lakers 96. HOCKEY National Hockey League: New York 5 New Jersey 1, New York 4 Toronto 3, Pittsburg 4 Hartford 3, Buffalo 2
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    • 337 28  -  By Shahiron Sahari SINGAPORE'S Under-20 rugby team will have a chance to emphasise its potential when it plays a visiting English public school team next week. Fresh from its 15-9 win over Thailand two weeks ago, the juniors will now mix
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    • 326 29  -  By S Gulam G EYLANG West Constituency Sports Club is likely to be banned for five years for p its last-minute withdrawal from the National Football League Division II competition. The ban has been recommended by the NFL/President's Cup competitions committee and will almost certainly
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    • 173 29 NST. KUBU Stadium, Malacca's only venue for Malaysia Cup soccer matches, is undergoing a major facelift The stadium administrators, the Malacca Municipal Council, will spend more than $800,000 for the renovations, which began in November. It is expected to be ready by March. With new facilities
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    • 206 29 NST. NEGRI Sembilan's search for Asean talent at the recent Merdeka tournament drew a blank. Now it is turning its attention to India. The Negri FA will send four officials to the Gandhi Memorial Cup tournament, beginning in Madras on Jan 14, to scout
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  • Page 28 Miscellaneous
    • 48 28 TVSPORTS WED I2jj HP" 11 Midweek Sport. THURS 10.20pm: Sports Centre 1988 I'IZJ NBA Finals. FM [77*11 5.55pm: Aerobics Oz style. I.M \l 7.30pm: Sportscene Race *~J Round Britain/ —SBJ Games Climbers Play. 11pm: Sportsview World Sport Special. (2 10.30pm: Gillette World Sport Special. SAT 2.15pm: Italian Soccer.
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  • 900 30 Out About I FRIENDLY SWIMMING MEET. Part of a friendship 1 1 exchange programme between Japan's Niigata Amateur Swimming Association and the People's Assoeiation Youth Swimming Club. The 131-member Japanese delegation will be in Singapore till Dec 30. Open to the public. 9 am to 5 pm. Toa Payoh
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  • 18 30 CENTRESTAGE: Beauty of Teochew opera OUT AND ABOUT: Friendly swimming meet COMING UP: Fandi Cup football
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  • 135 30 Kapai-kapai means moths. Ifs the title of a play written by Indonesian dramatist Anfln C Noer. Earlier this year, it was staged In Mandarin by the Practice Performing Ensemble during the Festival of Arts. Today, it returns to the stage In Malay, performed by the Singapore Kemuning Society.
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