The New Paper, 21 January 1989
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Title Section18 1989-01-21 1 the new paper causal SATURDAY, JANUARY 21/SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 1989 MD (P) 179/4/88 50 CENTS the new paper18 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement102 1989-01-21 1 HR MISSING BT dadv BABY M FOUND Police have found Baby Nur. She was with the woman who raised her since she was about a week old. Her natural mother says: "I want her back." But the six-month-old baby will snuggle with neither woman for a while. She has been102 words
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Advertisement149 1989-01-21 1 tmmVWgl*- 1 »mmmm -am t J I mVANTMY BABY BACK M —"rr U—>rrtad wttar giv— up infant fo j I adoption bacauae ahe hat ao J y-.t*" xiL. jl But her aacrifice 10— wrong. She fcg. ~-"p finda that adoptive father ha» .1 refiatered himaalf aa baby'* natural I s-149 words
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Advertisement9 1989-01-21 1 .r-******* 4 t*; *l\^\Ex Jacinta: I may do it.9 words
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Article, Illustration36 1989-01-21 1 There's a new man behind the big desk in the US White House. President Bush says: "We have work to do." /Page 9 Bush: From today, he is boss. Picture/ REUTERPicture/ REUTER - 36 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration601 1989-01-21 2 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching L I ITTLE Nurdiana binti Abu Hassan is in a welfare home today while two women quarrel over who shall be her mother. Her natural mother, Ms Hayati binti Edris, 25, unemployed and unmarried, gave the baby away601 words
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203 1989-01-21 2 THE Hungarian film Mephisto has been withdrawn from the Singapore Film Festival. The producers have objected to a cut in the film. It was replaced by an American film, Raising Arizona, at Prince 1 last night. Raising Arizona will be screened again as scheduled tonight.203 words
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Article, Illustration332 1989-01-21 3 Harinder Gill - By Harinder Gill f OR every season, there's a light up. Those Christmas lights may at last be coming down but those for the Lunar New Year are just going up. The lights-down operation in the Orchard area began on Thursday. ItPicture/ Aundry Gan - 332 words
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Article, Illustration280 1989-01-21 3 WELCOME the Lunar New Year with a pot of gold kumquats. With just about two weeks to go before the big festival, thousands of pots of the bright orange fruit plants are making their appearance in Chinatown. "Take your pick. We imported280 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous29 1989-01-21 2 THE WEATHER THE weather outlook from noon to midnight: Showers over several areas in the afternoon. Maximum temperature: 31 degrees. Minimum: 24. Sunset: 7.18 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 7.15 am.29 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article140 1989-01-21 4 Is late marriage a problem? Why do people marry late or not at all? These were just two of the questions raised at a forum last night organised by the National University of Singapore Society and Association of Women for Action and Research. Sharing their personal experiences140 words
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Article, Illustration250 1989-01-21 4 Ms ftngie Chew, a computer consultant in her 20s CHOOSING a spouse is like buying a car, except that it is easier to get a marriage licence than a driving licence, said Ms Chew. She believes late marriage is not a problem250 words
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Article, Illustration256 1989-01-21 4 Dr Ajith Damodaran, 34, a family doctor MARRIED in May last year, Dr Ajith recalled how social pressure forced him to tie the knot after nearly putting him off marriage altogether. In the middle of 1987, he began feeling lonely and purposeless. One256 words
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Article, Illustration185 1989-01-21 4 'Not yet got my studies and personal problems' Dr Ang Peng Chye, 34, a psychiatrist DR Ang gave three reasons he considered himself "unmarriable" at the moment. Pressure to do well academically. Pushed to do well in school, he neglected his social life. Concentrate on doing well in exams and185 words
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261 1989-01-21 4 SOME heavy hitters in the computer world have been invited to speak at a giant computer exposition that opens in Singapore on June 29. They include the head of Apple Computers, Mr John Sculley; the chairman of the software company Microsoft, Mr261 words
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Article81 1989-01-21 4 SMALL businesses that want to keep up with the times but do not have the money to do so, take heart. The Association of Small and Medium Enterprises will set up a resource pool under its new Enterprise Development Scheme which brings together innovators, researchers, venture81 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article381 1989-01-21 6 Chitha Rajaram - By Chitha Rajaram H EADACHE, flu, whatever what most people do is pop some pills to relieve the discomfort. Many of them are medicines that can be bought over the counter and are common household names. Are these pills safe? "Yes," said a doctor381 words
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Article153 1989-01-21 6 LAST week, two drug fatality cases were brought before the coroners court. CASE 1: Madam Lim Siang Eng apparently died of an allergic reaction to a drug on Jan 31,1987. Madam Lim consumed the same drug five years earlier but did not report any side effects then.153 words
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291 1989-01-21 6 THE Government's proposal to end appeals by errant lawyers to the Privy Council in London against being struck off the rolls will be discussed by the Law Society of Singapore at an extraordinary general meeting today. This follows the first reading in291 words
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Article179 1989-01-21 6 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. alienate: To make a person unfriendly and unsympathetic to oneself. bumpkin: Describes a person who comes from a country area and thought of as stupid or ignorant. corporal punishment:179 words
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Article, Illustration194 1989-01-21 6 COCA-COLA will change its image tomorrow. The coming marketing blitz that will tell people "You can't beat the feeling". The blitz, part of a worldwide effort, will cost $250,000. The new line replaces "Coke is it!", which dates back to a 1981 dealers and194 words
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121 1989-01-21 6 THE price of Coke is likely to go up. And other softdrink manufacturers, especially Pepsi, are expected to follow. Coca-Cola is likely to raise the prices of its canned drinks this year due to higher material and labour costs, Coca-Cola Far East Ltd121 words
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Article, Illustration662 1989-01-21 7 Lois Ng - By Lois Ng FIRST, the good part: Nearly 3,000 elderly people received hong bao from the Shaw Foundation, at Capitol cinema yesterday morning. Then, the bad bit: On going home, they found it almost impossible to cross the road to the nearby bus stop because662 words
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398 1989-01-21 7 THERE was plenty of interest when the novel idea of turning the 19th-century Alkaff House into a tourist hot spot was first brought up. But only one firm responded to the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's call for tenders in September. The lone398 words
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PARLIAMENT
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Article, Illustration379 1989-01-21 8 FIRST Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday spelled out what MPs should do and what they ghould not do. Mr Goh was making his first speech to the new Parliament. He made it clear that he has taken day-to-day charge of the Government as he stated379 words
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Article102 1989-01-21 8 SHARED Values. That is what the Government may call the statement of core values instead of National Ideology. First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong told Parliament yesterday that whatever it's name, "a document crystallising the consensus" is necessary. A discussion paper, called a102 words
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Article, Illustration120 1989-01-21 8 MAIDS LABOUR Minister Lee Yock Suan said most Singapore households get along without maids proving there are other ways women can work and still raise families. Mr Lee said there were 40,000 foreign maids in Singapore and 207,000 working wives. "Clearly, the vast majority120 words
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Article, Illustration75 1989-01-21 8 RESOLVING CONFLICTS DR ALINE Wong (Tampines GRC) said the Government must not confuse people by: Asking Chinese Singaporeans to use the mother tongue to promote social and cultural values yet at the same time not to be chauvinistic. Promoting Confucian concepts of family yet calling on75 words
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Article, Illustration316 1989-01-21 8 RELIGIOUS groups must not pressure government leaders and MPs to get publicly involved in their ceremonies and functions, Dr Tay Eng Soon said. By the same token, those in Government must always be mindful that Singapore is a secular state, the Senior Minister of State (Education) and316 words
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134 1989-01-21 8 ON NON-CONSTITUENCY MPS PROPOSALS by two MPs that the opposition be immediately increased with more Non-Con-stituency MPs brought a protest from the opposition. Mr Chiam See Tong (Potong Pasir, Singapore Democratic Party) argued that NCMPs do not make Parliament more democrat- ic because134 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration431 1989-01-21 9 Wire services. THE United States has a new President today and Mr Ronald Reagan is back in California to settle in as a wealthy retiree among his Hollywood film colony friends. Vice-President George Bush stepped up in rank, being sworn in as the 41st PresidentWire services.; Picture/ AFP - 431 words
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Article87 1989-01-21 9 Wire services. FORMER First Lady Nancy Reagan's favourite astrologer had some free advice for new President George Bush: Beware the Sun in Gemini, and never leave home without the Secret Service. Ms Joan Quigley, a San Francisco astrologer, gave a detailed reading of the newWire services. - 87 words
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Article193 1989-01-21 9 Wire services. WHEN he stepped out of office today, Mr Ronald Reagan broke the so-called zero-year curse that has haunted the presidency for nearly 150 years. Ever since William Henry Harrison won the White House in 1840, every American president elected in a year ending in zero diedWire services. - 193 words
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Article, Illustration44 1989-01-21 10 Bottoms Up: It's freezing cold in London now, but model Jasmine Huzhes gives a preview of warmer days as sne displays a "Black Widow", a one-piece swimsuit at a fashion show by Ujena. The swimsuit will cost $158. Picture/ ApPicture/ Ap - 44 words
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Article52 1989-01-21 10 Wire services. BUDDHIST nuns in Taipei are protesting against the performance of an opera which shows a young nun longing for sexual love with a man. An official of the Taiwan Buddhists Association charged yesterday that the opera Su Fan, or Longing for Worldly Pleasures, insults Buddhists.Wire services. - 52 words
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287 1989-01-21 10 Wire services. A PILOT was able to safely land a Boeing 737 jetliner in the US this morning after one of the plane's two engines suddenly fell off. Officials said the plane had been aloft only seconds before the accident occurred. The jet wasWire services. - 287 words
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212 1989-01-21 10 Wire services. BURMA may not have an election until 1990 a year later than promised. The military government said yesterday that lawlessness and the growth of political parties were causing the delay. "We need peace and tranquility in the country. If there is no lawWire services. - 212 words
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Article, Illustration154 1989-01-21 10 Wire services. EXILED Ugandan dictator Idi Amin, who left his home in Saudi Arabia two weeks ago, has dropped out of sight and may be in hiding in Zaire. Arab diplomatic sources said yesterday that reports that Mr Amin left the Zairean capitalWire services. - 154 words
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Article, Illustration485 1989-01-21 10 Ravindra Kumar - By Ravindra Kumar NOSTALGIA has stepped out of the shadows. Vaudeville occupies centre stage. Tamil Nadu state, in South India, goes to the polls today. To be decided: A successor to the mantle or, in this case, the fur cap of the485 words
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Article, Illustration311 1989-01-21 11 Wire services. COMMUN I S T South-east Asian nations want China and the Soviet Union to sit in on talks with warring Cambodian factions. Malaysian Brunei for talks. Foreign Minister Abu Hassan Omar said yesterday that Asean would also push for a supervisory body to verifyWire services. - 311 words
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151 1989-01-21 11 Wire services SCORES of Soviet military transport planes and civilian airliners are airlifting food and fuel daily to beseiged Afghan capital. A rebel blockade has caused acute shortages in Kabul, the Soviet news agency Tass said yesterday. Tass also reported rocket and ground attacks byWire services - 151 words
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103 1989-01-21 11 Wire services. AT LEAST 20 people are feared dead in a wall of mud that plunged down a mountain in western Sumatra after days of heavy rain. A police spokesman said yesterday that the victims were trying to clear a highway blockedWire services. - 103 words
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Page 9 Advertisements
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Advertisement681 1989-01-21 9 3puhsl BLOCKBUSTER °[)RAW HOW TO WIN! Here's how you can be eligible for each of the Hong Bao Special Draws and automatically the Blockbuster Grand Draw 1 Clip and collect 6 Hong Bao Daily Vouchers. Monday through Saturday, and attach them (if mailed) to your TOTO ticket/s For each entry,681 words
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FOREIGN STOCKS
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Article, Illustration265 1989-01-21 11 Wire services. SHARE prices rose in late trading on the London Stock Exchange yesterday, overcoming early profit-taking that threatened to curtail the market's recent solid advances. The Financial Times 30share index closed 7.1 points up at 1563.3. Volume soared to 901.5 million shares, up from 801.6 million shares onWire services. - 265 words
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Article51 1989-01-21 11 FT Industrials Fri 1,563.30 (1,566.20) Dow Jones Average Fri 2,235.36 (2,239.11) ST Industrial Fri 1,095.31 (1,099.24) NST Industrial Fri 1,892.05 (1,899.70) Hongkong Hang Seng Fri 2,897.91 (2,909.66) Australian All Ordinaries Fri 1,517.30 (1.511.60) Nikkei Stock Average Fri 31,170.38 (31,311.40) Figures in bracket* refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration252 1989-01-21 11 Wire services. THERE were no cheers for new US President Bush on Wall Street yesterday as stocks eased on inauguration day, pressured by weak bond prices and options-related selling. Traders said Mr Bush's inaugural speech did little to allay investor concerns about how his administration plans to tackleWire services. - 252 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration455 1989-01-21 12 Lim Kuan Chiang - By Lim Kuan Chiang s EXY Playboy pin-up girl Jacinta Lee may strip again. But only if asked by top directors such as Steven SpielIberg or Bernardo Bertolucci. "I'll consider stripping for the cameras only if the part is right and the nude scenes tastefully455 words
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Article290 1989-01-21 12 KUALA Lumpur's skyscrapers and minarets could be the backdrop for two proposed American films later this year. One with the working title, Malaysia, may begin location shooting in the Malaysian capital next month. The main role in this action movie should be played290 words
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Page 13 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1335 1989-01-21 13 7 RADKX3UIDE mum EBIH hUiimiHMM musii NOON News la Brief (Programme, in Mandarin) NOON News ia Brief aad Weather It- NOON That's Wla-A-Car Satellite NOON Newsdesk 12.05 Baal Fun: Join Roger Kool for NOOM r lt( taU _i__ Skew: Brian arid Mark Rich- 12.30 Here's Humph!: It's jazz showan enjoyable1,335 words
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UPDATE
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Article2260 1989-01-21 14 SATURDAY Out&About rrz RONGGENG NITE. Step 11V out to Sentosa's new ferry terminal where you can ronggeng to your heart's content between 8 pm and 10 pm. Free, except for the usual charges to Sentosa $3.50 adults, $2 children. CHINATOWN LIGHT-UP. Bnght lights line2,260 words
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Article, Illustration100 1989-01-21 14 SHAKESPEARE'S tragi-comedy about sibling treachery. Duke Prospero, rightful heir, is cast away with his infant daughter to die at sea by his younger brother Antonio. Prospero lands on an island and is saved. Later, Antonio and his treacherous friends are shipwrecked on Prospero's island. Cheek By100 words
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Article, Illustration158 1989-01-21 14 TODAY IT/TFUJI FESTIVAL A movie from India about a man who wants I to set right a world gone wrong. 1.30 pm. Prince 1. [T/jrCENTRESTAGE: Director Oig Keng Sen's interpretation of |K| August Strindberg's 100-year-old classic, Miss Julie. Drama Centre. 8 pm. AND ABOUT: Ronggeng the night away158 words
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Article, Illustration137 1989-01-21 14 SUNDAY DRESSED to kill and ready to fight, the opera troupe Chinese Theatre Circle puts excerpts from "Warriors of Yang Family" onstage. This Cantonese opera centers on the patriotic women of the Sung Dynasty (960- 1279). Wearing ancient battle gear, they rode out to fight invaders of China.137 words
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Miscellaneous1924 1989-01-21 15 Television SCREEN M C en^res^a 8 e How Many Miles |gU|B|p|gH| Saturday Night Movie Storm Malgudi Days A Hero V, GEMS M T° Babylon? (10.35 pn, SBC 5) (9.00pm, SBC 12) InHHp v V (10.20 pm, SBC 12) TWO students on a camping trip A SCREEN adaptation of ALEXANDER Moore1,924 words
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Miscellaneous2038 1989-01-21 16 t iSfyi® lelevision SCREEN M Movie Parade Silk Stockings Celebrity Challenge 89 (live) Screen 5— We are the Children GEMS VVHEN three Soviet agents fail in (3.25 pm, SBC 12) ALLY Sheedy and Ted Danaon star Mf their efforts to persuade the famed J* in this deeply moving story about2,038 words
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Article2255 1989-01-21 17 SATURDAY Out About Vr~Z RONGGENG NITE Step If" I out to Sentosa's new ferry terminal where you can ronggeng to your heart's content between 8 pm and 10 pm. Free, except for the usual charges to Sentosa $3.50 adults, $2 children. CHINATOWN LIGHT-UP. Bnght2,255 words
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Article, Illustration100 1989-01-21 17 SHAKESPEARE'S tragi-comedy about sibling treachery. Duke Prospero, rightful heir, is cast away with his infant daughter to die at sea by his younger brother Antonio. Prospero lands on an island and is saved. Later, Antonio and his treacherous friends are shipwrecked on Prospero's island. Cheek By100 words
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Article, Illustration161 1989-01-21 17 TODAY fT/triLII FESTIVAL A movie from India about a man who wants U_J to set right a world gone wrong. 1.30 pm. Prince 1. rr>rCENTRESTAGE: Director Oig Keng Sen's interpretation of IZJ August Strindberg's 100-year-old classic. Miss Julie. Drama Centre. 8 pm. rr>T0UT AND ABOUT: Ronggerig the night161 words
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Article, Illustration137 1989-01-21 17 SUNDAY DRESSED to kill and ready to fight, the opera troupe Chinese Theatre Circle puts excerpts from "Warriors of Yang Family" onstage. This Cantonese opera centers on the patriotic women of the Sung Dynasty (960- 1279). Wearing ancient battle gear, they rode out to fight invaders of China.137 words
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Miscellaneous1519 1989-01-21 18 RADIOGUIDE EEEHI EMXBI IiJMiItM EI3BHM 6aa Newt la Brief (Programmes in English) 12.05 CaH Ma: A selection of pop vo- t°i 700 W^Wn"^ 6.05 0a Rlr Wake up to lovely melo- §Mm News Briaf call and inatrumentala with a l!S dies in this early morning pro- 603 Hiakllchts af the1,519 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration401 1989-01-21 19 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin p UT your money where your stomach is. That's what some Singaporeans are doing, and, it seems, with a lot of success in China. If you are thinking of cashing in on the food business, and others too, watch Doing Business with401 words
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Article, Illustration271 1989-01-21 19 SIGN OF THE TIMES (Lido) IF you care only for concerts this year, this Prince movie is the one. It features his hit single Sign 0' the Times, plus other songs like Play in the Sunshine, Little Red Corvette, Slow Love and Hot Thing. Prince not only starred in271 words
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Article362 1989-01-21 19 Lim Sek - SATURDAYSOUNDS By Lim Sek THE year 1989 will be a big one for groups. Well, at least the first half of the year will. A peep into the release schedules of the major recording companies from now to May shows the return of many groups362 words
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Article, Illustration379 1989-01-21 20 Adeline Woon - FIRST NIGHT REVIEW/ By Adeline Woon Adeline Woon Miss Julia Drama Centre Jan 20 to 28, 8 pm Matinee on Jan 20 and 28 f 2.30 pm STRINDBERG'S play Miss Julie was written exactly a hundred years ago. It's as full of seduction,379 words
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Article, Illustration209 1989-01-21 20 PART of the action onstage in Miss Julie has explicit scenes. The characters caress themselves and each other. Some of the audience at Thursday night's preview were embarrased about these scenes, so at last night's premiere director Ong Keng Sen put up a notice to209 words
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158 1989-01-21 20 Lo Tien Yin - E'seenlastnight By Lo Tien Yin WATCHING When Hearts Touched over SBC 8 last night, I was reminded of those old black and white Cantonese movies we were treated to in the 60s, on TV. In those days, a kiss was not a kiss158 words
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260 1989-01-21 21 Kevin Lim - Rafting Arizona Prince 1 Today, 9 pnt Tickets: $5 PREVIEW/ By Kevin Lim Kevin Lim RAISING Arizona may have gone on commercial US release in 1987, but it could be quirky enough to qualify for a Him festival. Depending on whether you are a260 words
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Article, Illustration343 1989-01-21 21 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong Liu Yaxi (Yan Xiaopin) the heroine of Sun and Rain, is intelligent and desirable. As her rival tells her: "I understand why so many love you. You're the type of woman whom men, and even women, find easy to love.343 words
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Miscellaneous62 1989-01-21 20 Paiktoons/Toh Benedict Art by Hup Lee MY BtSTttT KAKi H£R NAN* WHEN it GOH&* To SkVWlHC* THE MAN flAl* HAD JN (JfJS ti ESKAY WITH UATEST N&A* WEU-, UtT'S SAY ANY MCfT«E* CoHt Mo ORCHARD ROAP PIRE6T V< C OF SEcoNP wout9 0e PHouP of- A S1N6A- RtoM NAfbU ANp62 words
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Page 21 Advertisements
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Advertisement119 1989-01-21 21 jam WA Y FOR ALL MUSIC LOVERS TO BEGIN WITH The Yamaha Portable Keyboard is the most suitable learning tool to acquire fundamental musical ability. It is easy to use and it is suitable for all ages. For more Information or demonstration, PORTABLE keyboard COURSES I nU«c« ..c P aSt119 words
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Miscellaneous210 1989-01-21 23 COMICFEUEF Orchard Road/Colin Goh Single SIiCCS/Peter Kohlsaat KroOflPtlftE VNGS J I '/J'A IMmS |bU»6SDiNI SerfA SU'*>VW*-td#» KZ II MOUh.WIV ffllKi I ENOiliM II SHOW IS LIKE II ,1. j II y|vj tcjcT) fii kwns! //|a A A a Jill n Cathy/Cathy Guisewite »•< lcoMs**f HON COULD 100 THIS TO 1210 words
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NOWMATTERS
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Article, Illustration560 1989-01-21 24 Loh Tuan Lee - A LOVE nest might be tempting but not many teenagers will go for it. A majority of teenagers feel that running away from home does not solve any problems By Loh Tuan Lee MANY youngsters were fascinated by the story of a teenage love560 words
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Article306 1989-01-21 24 A SOCIAL worker and two teachers with five years in the profession agree that communication is the solution to the problem of runaways. All three are against punishment. They think it aggravates the situation instead of allowing runaways and family to become reconciled. Mr Vincent Lam,306 words
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Article, Illustration344 1989-01-21 24 Leonard Teow, 18. Bartley Secondary School "If the runaways were my friends I would have advised them to go home. They couldn't have stayed there forever. It was not practical. "And sex? No, not so freely. They are too young, and not married. They should not344 words
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Page 25 Advertisements
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SPORT/RACING
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Article, Illustration507 1989-01-21 26 T HE last race today a Class 4 1,200 m sprint is a selector's nightmare with no less than eight last-start winners in a field of 13. In fact it could very well be billed the battle of the broth-ers-in-law, namely Singa-pore-based Dr Yeoh Kheng Chye and Penang-based507 words
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Article312 1989-01-21 26 FOLLOW Kiwi rider Gary Grylls and Japanese Mitsuhiko Michikawa on Sunday and you cannot be far off target. Both riders have good mounts and one at least, must make hay while the sun shines on Bukit Timah tomorrow. Grylls' best rides are Loud Echo312 words
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Article, Illustration157 1989-01-21 26 JOCKEY Leong Swee Ying, who rode Laser Ray II and trailed the field of 10 throughout in Race 6 on the second day of the January Ipoh meeting, says there was nothing amiss with his riding in that race. Said Leong yesterday: "I don't157 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration543 1989-01-21 27 Tan Eng Liang and Loh Lin Kok are at each other's throats again. Nothing new about that. What's new is that there may be cause for celebration from their conflict... o THER than a magnificent creature masquerading as my dog, this sports fan's543 words
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252 1989-01-21 27 Alfonso Chan - Stories/. Alfonso Chan THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association will sever its ties with the Singapore Sports Council over officiating courses. It will hold its second and last joint SSC-SAAA Athletics Officiating Course with the Singapore Sports Council on Feb 27. This is the252 words
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Article209 1989-01-21 27 THE resurfacing works to replace the National Stadium track now on has nothing to do with Mr Loh Lin Kok's criticism of the Stadium. So says Dr Tan Eng Liang, chairman of the Singapore Sports Council, who runs the Stadium. "We've been aware of the209 words
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Article, Illustration241 1989-01-21 27 SRU K/0 FINAL PREVIEW: By SHAHIRON SAHARI TODAY'S final of the Cathay PacificSingapore Rugby Union knock-out tournament at the Padang has the ingredients of a classic: The forward power of Singapore Cricket Club against the speed and invention of Police's backs. Said SCC captain Nick Wood:241 words
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Article, Illustration411 1989-01-21 28 SINGAPORE does not need foreigners in its Malaysia Cup team. Develop our own players, because even if Singapore wins the Cup with the foreigners, it would be a very hollow victory indeed. So say the readers who responded to the New Paper's Question of the Week, which411 words
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Article, Illustration257 1989-01-21 28 Shahiron Sahari - TODAY: BALESTIER v POLICE; T BAHRU V TYRWHITT TOMORROW: GEYLANG v JURONG Stories/ Shahiron Sahari GEYLANG International hopes to attract more fans to its Premier League match against Jurong Town with a half-time lucky draw at the National Stadium tomorrow. Prizes include a carry music compo, radio-controlled257 words
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Article, Illustration299 1989-01-21 28 BALESTIER United coach Majid Ariff believes he has hit on a winning combination. "We will use all three Yugoslavs in the forward-line because they love to attack," said Majid, an Asian AllStars player in the 1960s. Balestier's Premier League match against Police Sports Association, at Toa299 words
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Article135 1989-01-21 28 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor TIONG Bahru's outspoken manager, Richard Woon, has given his strikers an ultimatum: Score or be replaced by a foreign player. Tiong Bahru plays its fifth game of the season against Tyrwhitt Soccerites at Hougang Stadium this afternoon at 4.45 pm. Said Woon: "I've given the135 words
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Article201 1989-01-21 29 Reuter. LIBYA conceded a World Cup qualifying-round soccer match to Algeria yesterday, saying the two teams were really one and should not compete. A statement by the Libyan Football Federation, broadcast on Libyan Radio, said it took the decision in the framework of the unionistReuter. - 201 words
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Article, Illustration148 1989-01-21 29 Reuter. DUTCH soccer international Ronald Koeman will sign a four-year contract with Barcelona. The Spanish club has agreed to pay PSV Eindhoven $11.4 million for the deal. Barcelona vice-president Joan Gaspart said Koeman's adviser, Ger Lagendijk, confirmed yesterday morning that the Dutch star wanted to join the club. HeReuter. - 148 words
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Article230 1989-01-21 29 DAVE Smith, 54, resigned yesterday as manager of Scottish Premier Division club Dundee. He became the third manager to resign in less than three years. LUTON bought utility player David Beaumont from Scottish Premier Division side Dundee United yesterday for $525,000. NEWCASTLE has joined the race for Crystal230 words
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Article337 1989-01-21 29 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BADMINTON Japan Open Singles q-finals: Men: Liu Jun (C) bt Steve Baddeley (Brit) 15-8, 5-15, 15-8; Foo Kok Keong (Mai) bt Richard Mainaky (Indo) 15-9, 15-8; Alan Budi Kuauma (Indo) bt Jens Peter Nierhoff (Den) 15-17, 15-12, 17-14; Yang Yang (C) btWire services. - 337 words
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105 1989-01-21 30 CHANGI Constituency SC, whose football team was banned for two years on Monday, has pledged to sell 5,000 tickets for the FAS Donation Draw. The Draw, to be launched this morning by 1DPM Goh Chok Tong, hopes to raise $500,000 for the FAS Soccer Development105 words
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Article, Illustration404 1989-01-21 30 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan SINGAPORE'S athletics .calendar and preparations for South East Asia Games be strangled by bureauikr&fx- if there's no end to between two of .Me most progressive leaders fc>f Singapore sport today. The Singapore Sports Council, continuing its feud with Singapore404 words
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Advertisement107 1989-01-21 30 1}UES^tfQF sport br part of the National'jV Ideology? y Why the proposed National Ideology? The Government says because Singaporeans of different races need shared values. The values mentioned include community before self, preserving family, consensus and racial/religious harmony. Why hasn't anyone mentioned excellence in sport? Our MPs debated this week107 words
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