The New Paper, 24 January 1989
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Title Section12 1989-01-24 1 the new paper TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1989 MCI (P) 179/4/80 50 CENTS12 words
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Advertisement274 1989-01-24 1 fir$10,000 W KICK0FF First Md for Ball With A Cause 2!| K« MkU comes from Tibs. It's $10,000 to *1. benefit soccer. Organisers hope the S 1 ball signed by 1DPM Goh Chok Tong and the National Team will *|l bring $100,000 in auction. Page 2 Jji WWBBi Te rich274 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration443 1989-01-24 2 The Ball With A Cause Cest of ball without VIP signatures: THE New Paper received the first bid for the Ball With A Cause at 3 pm yesterday: $10,000 from Trans-Is-land Bus Services Ltd. Making the bid for Tibs, Mr Ng Ser Miang said:443 words
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Article, Illustration54 1989-01-24 2 Flee: When the shooting began, this group of Argentine army conscripts took to its heels. They ran for cover when government forces opened fire on rebels that had seized an army base near Buenos Aires. About 20 rebels were killed in yesterday's battle to regain control ofPicture/ Reuter. - 54 words
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191 1989-01-24 2 THE cause of the cholera outbreak at Woodbridge Hospital is still officially unknown. Already, one patient has died from the disease and thirty others are believed to be infected. A hospital attendant revealed that numbers 35 and 49 were the affected wards. "The person191 words
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172 1989-01-24 2 CHOLERA is an infectious disease caused by a bacterium called comma bacillus. You can get it if you eat food or drink water that has been contaminated by the faeces of a person who has or who has had cholera. You can become172 words
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Miscellaneous29 1989-01-24 2 the weather THE weather outlook from noon to midnight: Showers over a few areas areas in the late afternoon and early evening. Maximum temperature: 31 degrees. Sunset: 7.19 pm.29 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration434 1989-01-24 3 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee IT'S the Lunar New Year season: Time for "space" war. Shops are bursting with festival goodies waxed duck, melon seeds, snacks, oranges. These are spilling out of shops and onto sidewalks and grass verges. "There isn't enough room inside," said Ms Ang434 words
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Article, Illustration305 1989-01-24 3 SOME "dealers" are cashing in on the demand for the Year of the Snake commemorative coins. They resell them at a profit to those unable to get any. The Singapore Mint started selling the coins at their Coin Centre in the STC Building in305 words
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Article, Illustration369 1989-01-24 4 Chitra Rajaram - By Chitra Rajaram THE Singapore Medical Council (SMC) is looking into a complaint against two doctors who testified at the trial of cult killer Adrian Lim. The complaint was made to the SMC against Dr Yeo Peng Ngee and Dr Ang Yian Hua.369 words
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Article294 1989-01-24 4 WHAT THE DOCTORS TOLD THE COURT THIS is a summary of what the two doctors said at the Adrian Lim murder trial on April 13 and 14, 1983. Dr Yeo said he drew out blood from 10 young women on different occasions at the294 words
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Article, Illustration175 1989-01-24 4 THE ADRIAN LIM BOOK A BOOK on the bizarre case of Adrian Lim went on sale last week. Titled "Unholy Trinity", it is written by Alan John, a journalist with The Straits Times political desk. The book covers the ritual murder of two children in175 words
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Article145 1989-01-24 4 IT is important for managers to treat Work Improvement Teams (WITs) as part of their responsibility, Telecoms general manager and chief executive officer Mr Wong Hung Khim said yesterday. They should support and encourage their staff to be involved. He said Telecoms' management would145 words
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Article49 1989-01-24 4 THE Singapore Society of Accountants (SSA) will start a professional course on management accountancy in April. Right now, managers have to study the skills by correspondence. The course will qualify them for associate membership at the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) in London.49 words
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Article131 1989-01-24 4 Bernama. A THREE-DAY official visit to Malaysia begins on Thursday with Singapore First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong leading the 13-man delegation. In Mr Goh's schedule are meetings with Deputy Prime Minister Ghafar Baba on Thursday and with Malaysian Defence Minister Tengku Ahmad RithauddeenBernama. - 131 words
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Advertisement77 1989-01-24 5 l r jjs MY STYLE. MY TIME. i ijlul vi I r i .s > i >v I^^K .^K «*i ■-I«>w<>ifc LONGINES LONGINES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. Raffles City Tower #27-03, Singapore 0617. Tel: *****11. Fax: *****27 LONGINES (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD. 7-B, 7th Floor, Office Tower, Kompleks Nagaria, 12, Jalan Imbi,77 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration572 1989-01-24 6 Irene Ng - Cult or just A healthy meditation? Some Singaporeans are turning to transcendental meditation to relieve stress. It is called the Spiritual Regeneration Movement here. An Australian cult-buster insists that TM is a cult Stories/ Irene Ng TRANSCENDENTAL meditation lists itself as non-religious, but Australian cult-buster572 words
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Article617 1989-01-24 6 HE is 36. He was into transcendental meditation for 10 years. When he wanted to come out, he found he was in a battlefield within himself. This is his story: I started it in 1975 when I was in my second year in the University of Singapore.617 words
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Article241 1989-01-24 6 A SPOKESMAN for the Spiritual Regeneration Movement Foundation said TM is not a cult Nor is it religious. "It is a simple effortless mental technique to release tension and stress. It improves the health and even lowers blood pressure," she said. It also has no philosophy. "How can241 words
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Article, Illustration186 1989-01-24 7 BEFORE she left for Moscow, Jasmine Ng, Miss Singapore/Chinatown, told The New Paper that she hoped "to do well" in the Miss Charm International 89 Contest, which was held in Moscow on Sunday. Do well she certainly did! She managed to come in third,Pictures/ Afp - 186 words
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Article, Illustration390 1989-01-24 8 AT LEAST two campuses are clamping down on illegal parking. The culprits are mostly odd job contractors, suppliers and people working in the neighbourhood who drop by for a cheap meal in the canteens. The maintenance and estate coordinator of Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Mr MuiPicture/ Jonathan Choo - 390 words
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255 1989-01-24 8 ROBBERS "looking for a little fortune" took the watch and wallet of a Singaporean shopper in Johor Baru last night, the Lianhe Wanbao daily reported yesterday. Wanbao photographer, Mr Li Zhinam, suffered minor cuts on his finger and neck. Mr Li said he was waiting255 words
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Article118 1989-01-24 8 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. cmwMt: Fruit pie. decrepit: Old and in bad condition. dttUlaU: A person with no money or possessions. exasperated: Annoyed and frustrated. gourmet dinner A dinner fit for someone who118 words
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182 1989-01-24 8 "THIS is definitely not right!" said Mr Asif Amin, 24, a production executive. That was his reaction to the latest guideline from the Singapore Medical Council that a doctor does not need an Aids patient's consent to tell the patient's spouse,182 words
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105 1989-01-24 8 THE gang-rape three years ago of a then 16-year-old girl in a deserted granite quarry at Bukit Timah Hill was recalled yesterday in the Court of Criminal Appeal. One of the four men sentenced for the crime, Sim Ik Ping, 26, a lorry105 words
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227 1989-01-24 9 SOME Singapore doctors are calling for an education programme and support network to deal with the problem of suicide among the elderly. One in four Singaporeans who took their own lives in 1987 was more than 60 years old. There were 368227 words
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Article, Illustration331 1989-01-24 9 WHEN disposables were first used by hawkers, there were price increases of up to 50 cents in many centres, says Case. If these hawkers switched to conventional crockery, then they must bring down the prices too BRING back the old prices if you want to do331 words
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Article, Illustration30 1989-01-24 9 Do you think hawkers should reduce prices when they switch from disposable to conventional utensils? Call us on Hotline Plus and give us your views. 734-771130 words
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Advertisement95 1989-01-24 9 A circus... on the heels of a war. The Magnificent New Bestseller from The Author of AZTEC r- asfi Gary Jennings jR $PjLA A spectacle of intriguing circus lore Wrwv \Jr. woven into 19th century social history. j« From the post war Southlands through the Russia of the Tsars and95 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration592 1989-01-24 10 Wire services. APRE-DAWN earthquake in Soviet Central Asia unleashed a 15 m wall of dirt and mud that buried a mountain village and swept through at least two others. Officials said at least 1,000 people were killed. Yesterday's devastating temblor in the republic ofWire services.; Picture/ Afp - 592 words
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154 1989-01-24 10 Wire services. DEFEATED in polls in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's party seems headed towards victory in two northeastern states. Early returns this morning showed the Congress (I) narrowly leading in Mizoram and Nagaland legislative polls.Wire services. - 154 words
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Article152 1989-01-24 10 Wire services. OFFICIALS from Singapore and three other "Asian Tigers" arrive in Paris today for their first talks with the OECD club of developed nations. Diplomats said two-day talks between the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and South Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore and TaiwanWire services. - 152 words
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Article, Illustration446 1989-01-24 10 Ravindra Kumar - By Ravindra Kumar MR M G Ramachandran died 13 months ago. His legacy was buried on Sunday. The film star-turned-politician, who was Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu in south India, had left his party in disarray. Two women, his constant companion,446 words
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Article185 1989-01-24 11 Shin Min Daily News I *TALIAN sex siren Sabrina wants to insure her breasts for a phenomenal $700,000. That's $350,000 per breast. Or more 'than $7,368 per magnificent centimetre of her 95-cm chest. Sabrina, who has been compared to sexy Samantha Fox for reasons otherShin Min Daily News - 185 words
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Article273 1989-01-24 11 Wire services. THE highest-ranking woman in the Kremlin has blamed a chronic shortage of contraceptives for the rising abortion rate in her country. "It is not normal when the number of abortions is about equal to the number of births," Ms Alexandra Biryukova told a newsWire services. - 273 words
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Article, Illustration30 1989-01-24 11 Celebrate: Decked out in colourful costumes, these elephants stroll past the President's House in New Delhi during a rehearsal for Thursday's Republic Day parade. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 30 words
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Article113 1989-01-24 11 Wire services. THE Soviet Union and South Korea plan to exchange trade offices in March, officials in Moscow and Seoul said yesterday. The countries do not presently have diplomatic relations. Moscow remains a major backer of North Korea. The Soviet Union will be the fifthWire services. - 113 words
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95 1989-01-24 11 Wire services. PRESIDENT George Bush's first foreign visitor will be Japan's Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita. The White House announced yesterday that their meeting will take place on Feb 2. President Bush, who travels to Japan in late February for the funeral of EmperorWire services. - 95 words
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242 1989-01-24 12 Wire services. EUROPEAN foreign ministers have delayed imposing new duties on US imports to give both sides time to settle a trade dispute. Spain's Foreign Minister, Mr Francisco Fernandez Ordonez, warned that the 12-na-tion European Economic Community will levy the tariffs ifWire services. - 242 words
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Article334 1989-01-24 12 Malay Mail. MALAYSIAN police believe they have nabbed the "Strip-Strip Gang". The gang is so-called because members force victims to undress after stripping them of their valuables. Police in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, have so far arrested six suspects, aged between 19 and 21. ThreeMalay Mail. - 334 words
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136 1989-01-24 12 Wire services. FOOTBALL fans in Hamburg, West Germany, are being asked to calm down in the name of ecology. Mr Carsten Warnholtz, chairman of the local sporting federation has called on supporters of the city's two Bundesliga clubs SV Hamburg and StWire services. - 136 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration282 1989-01-24 12 Wire services. ON the London Stock Exchange share prices closed higher yesterday but sharply below their best levels as the market succumbed to an afternoon bout of profit-taking sparked by a downturn on Wall Street. The Financial Times 30share index was up 6.2 points at 1,569.5 at the close.Wire services. - 282 words
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Article92 1989-01-24 12 Reuter. SHARE prices opened higher on the Tokyo Stock Exchange after US oil prices fell more than a dollar a barrel yesterday and the yen/dollar rate remained relatively stable, brokers said. The Nikkei index gained 119.25 points, or 0.38 percent, to 31,452.13 in 10 minutes, near a record tradedReuter. - 92 words
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Article53 1989-01-24 12 FT Industrials Mon 1,569.50 (1,563.30) Dow Jones Average Mon 2,218.39 (2,235.36) ST Industrial Mon 1,096.00 (1,095.31) NST Industrial Mon 1,888.63 (1,892.05) Hongkong Hang Seng Mon 2,897.53 (2,897.91) o Australian All Ordinaries Mon 1,522.90 (1,517.30) n Nikkei Stock Average Mon 31,332.88 (31,170.38) Figures in bracket* refer to those of the53 words
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Article, Illustration272 1989-01-24 12 Wire services. SHARE prices see-sawed wildly on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday with the Dow Jones industrial average surging toward the 2,250-point barrier in early trading only to end the day on the downside. The Dow eventually succumbed to a wave of profittaking to close at 2,218.39Wire services. - 272 words
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Article, Illustration422 1989-01-24 13 Hong Lim Swee - Stories/ Lim Swee Hong YOU can rarely get a Briton to talk straight about food. I found this out in a bid to find out just what British food is what with three hotels promoting the fare but each offering quite different food. The422 words
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Article, Illustration115 1989-01-24 13 Brannigan's at Hyatt Hotel Ends Jan 31 11 am to 2 pm Steak and kidney pie $8.50 nett Mushroom and salmon pie $12.50 nett Vegetable and chicken pie $8.50 nett THE pies are tasty enough to make even Britons cry! Steak and kidney is the pick of the115 words
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Article103 1989-01-24 13 Cafe Palm, Oriental Hotel 12 noon to 2.30 pm $25+ Ends Jan 28 IF you want true-blue, British grub, head straight for the main courses. Roast, shepherd's pie, bangers, beans and mash, and Lancashire Hot Pot are as British as the Buckingham Palace. Those whose taste buds have103 words
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Article165 1989-01-24 13 David Brazil - Harbour Grill at Hilton International Ends Jan 29 New-style British cooking from England's The Castle at Taunton restaurant. Five-course gourmet dinner at $75 per person. By David Brazil BRITISH cooking is no longer just pies and puddings. There is a new style that's light on the stomach165 words
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Article, Illustration397 1989-01-24 13 MICROWAVECOOK THE microwave is excellent for home-made soups as they not only cook well but also very quickly. It is easy to reheat soups or make packet soups. Moreover, individual portions of soup in mugs heat best in the microwave oven. A word of397 words
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Article, Illustration463 1989-01-24 14 Vivien Chiong - Showtime By Vivien Chiong AWARDS to Anita Mui are as mandatory as the i year-end bonus. On Sunday night, she swept four music awards at the 1988 Jade Solid Gold Awards, organised annually by Hongkong's Television Broadcast. She was named Most Popular Female Artist for thePicture/ Jonathan Choo - 463 words
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Miscellaneous1865 1989-01-24 15 Television 1 m Tuesday Premiere I'm Dancing Mexico City Heaven or Hell? Pop Club Duran Duran SCREEN M as Fast as I Can f? 0 19 (8.00pm, SBC 5) ™S engrossing drama Sedtjfi LLfoTTik in Rio Emmy Award-winning resources. Traffic congestion, scarce A JE jH^K documentary producer Barbara water and1,865 words
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Article, Illustration81 1989-01-24 16 The new Malaysia Cup Semi-Pro League kicks off on June 30. Singapore, experiencing its first tentative steps into pro soccer with the current Premier League, is also one of the nine teams in Malaysia's Semi-Pro League. On Friday, we presented former Malaysian goalkeeper Chow Chee Keong's81 words
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Article, Illustration671 1989-01-24 16 I MIDDLEMEN NST. FAM is Stf'M* hiving soccer agents involved in tsansfir deals with States and pigpen in the Semi-Pro League. Can thif ovoid U? English soccer agent Erie Hall teits of the world of soccer agents. DON'T talk to Wimbledon boss Bobby Gould aboutNST. - 671 words
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Article, Illustration699 1989-01-24 16 INSURANCE NST. MALAYSIAN soccer has gone professional, with the relationship between players and clubs or State FAs one of employee-employer. As employees in a shortlived, risky career, footballers will need insurance. TO grow into a thriving, lucrative industry, professional soccer will need security, a sort ofNST. - 699 words
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Article, Illustration691 1989-01-24 16 TAXES aflMfcjfk#: CifIKSM NST. tks mri tax man and it b+ comes axm a Vl': That is what MaLntian footboUtn who WW W 99 pror HE wnt» hit cnt of th« pro cake. By now the amateur thinkiiy of turning pro must be rubbinp his palmsNST. - 691 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration379 1989-01-24 18 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong A REVIVED local film industry in the near future is unlikely, said participants at a seminar last Sunday on Promoting a Singapore Film Industry. However, the Economic Development Board which can provide official support, and the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation which has379 words
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Article, Illustration189 1989-01-24 18 STARRY IS THE NIGHT (Shaw cinemas) THIS love-triangle story has been Ann Hui's long-cherished project. It is played out between Lin Ching Hsia and married professor George Lam, and 20 years later with rebel youth David Wu. MOON OVER PARADOR (Capitol and Woodlands) WELCOME to Parador, where the dictator189 words
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223 1989-01-24 18 IF you gave actor-director-com-poser-singer-writer P Ramlee a screwdriver, he could have fixed your toilet. The talents of this film legend were not limited to showbiz. Such details were revealed in Saturday's Film Festival seminar on P Ramlee. Speakers included friends who have worked closely with223 words
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321 1989-01-24 18 Sonja Tan - By Sonja Tan THE immigrant community in Australia seems to occupy the mind of former Singaporean film-maker Tan Chor Teck, 26. Now director, producer and writer in his newly-adopted home, Australia, his latest short film, Silk Dreams, is about Vietnamese refugee321 words
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Article, Illustration425 1989-01-24 19 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong I "S this the sex kitten who glides into Pu Yi's chamber and purrs: "Could I please sleep with you? I'm so afraid"? Nobody at the arrival lounge last night recognised the flower-chewing Empress from Bertolucci's The Last Emperor. With closely425 words
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Article213 1989-01-24 19 IN the world of short-lived pop groups, the Eurythmics has managed to stay popular for seven years. This is partly because of the members' willingness to experiment with new sounds. The group is the pioneer in syn-thesizer-based, dance-oriented pop that was a successor to213 words
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Article, Illustration358 1989-01-24 20 I 'N SBC's first major epic The Awakening, the TV station had to build an entire street of early Singapore. That was 'in 1984. Today, SBC is thinking of building a whole fish market along the lines of old fish markets such as the358 words
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Article, Illustration360 1989-01-24 20 Wire Services. SALVADOR Dali, the flamboyant Spanish surrealist painter who loved to shock, was a man of many masks. Even before his death yesterday at the age of 84, critics were arguing how great an artist this showman really was. One of the pioneers ofWire Services. - 360 words
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170 1989-01-24 20 Adeline Woon - r SEENLASTNIGHT By Adeline Woon IMITATION is the sincerest form of flattery, so they say. The phrase was probably coined by a tout. If you and Little Eva didn't like Kylie Minogue's remake of Locomotion, you could burst a blood vessel at hearing170 words
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Advertisement18 1989-01-24 19 A member 61 the Z Audit Bureau o» Circulations (Australia) V and Madia Circulationa Services (S) Pte Ltd18 words
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Advertisement96 1989-01-24 19 GREAT STEAK AND I MSjjfljgA ITS A WALK-AWAY 1 raffles cmr I Our Chef Recommend 1.) Broiled Chicken Prawn $11.00+ ;1 H 2.) N.Z. Sirloin Steak with Chef Sauce $11.00+ L■■ 3.) Broiled Lobster Tail $16.00+ 4.) U.S. Harris Ranch Ribeye Steak $19.00+ with Chef Sauce Complete Lunch (Soup, Choice96 words
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Advertisement32 1989-01-24 20 SHOWING UP IN THI ap« F3®lfc As the decade of style draws to an end, SUMIKO TAN recounts the highs and lows of life the 80s. K^njHv GO January On Sal* Now32 words
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Article, Illustration304 1989-01-24 21 T I HERE'S a half-a-million dollar sapphire and diamond necklace about to leave Singapore. It will never be seen here again if its owners, Larry Jewelry, sells it in Japan at the Singapore Jewellery Show. This necklace with its centre stone from Sri Lanka, called304 words
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Article185 1989-01-24 21 ONE hassle-free way to shop for gifts is to buy a hamper. But most hampers are pre-packed. So how do you make sure you get your money's worth? The Consumers Association of Singapore has a few tips. Check the quality of the goods if185 words
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Article, Illustration399 1989-01-24 21 PEWTER FOR EVERY SEASON FLORAL symbols of the four seasons now bloom on pewter. The flowers are intricately carved on Selangor Pewter ware. Spring is the Tree Peony, the lotus represents summer; autumn is represented by a chrysanthemum and winter by the plum blossom. The Four Seasons Collection include399 words
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Advertisement106 1989-01-24 22 1 STYLE WITH SUBSTANCE! rTfKI Forecast Eighty-Nine V i Up-and-coming trends for the next 12 months Whafsln, What's Out A Working Girl's guide to what's hot and what's not Bft Run Everything you've always wanted to know about nightcrawlers too sleepy to Growing Up In The 80s A stylish decade106 words
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Miscellaneous332 1989-01-24 23 COMICREUEF Orchard Road/Colin Goh Singl6 SliC6S/Peter Kohlsaat IN *Dw*Li OF "W€ A*lb Rl6HT TwW)06»l "WE ESCAlMlNG tM 1HE TT7T7 >fNGAK*EAN miNt>.ThE S0»fcH 'AMV.tT* ItaiT t 1 ***** ZONE I 10H 1 FoAs-tett cwmwues the* BgL V" i e paw I *°*"WN6 'holism quarter::. r-= m*iV "JR&F Ca CP I mh332 words
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Miscellaneous1416 1989-01-24 24 RADIOGUIDE imsm EEEHHH lifVII'H'B iNa>iiaaimnl?l EJiJjm NOON Naws ia Briaf (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON Naws in Briaf and Weather Re- NOON Good Music, Company aid Ma: NOON Nawsdask 12.05 Laackdate: Some entertaining NOOM r„, i i„h. in.tr,. 7"™ in for a great "Hinds 12.30 The Laaraing World ■niuic and .r,1,416 words
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Article, Illustration173 1989-01-24 25 AFP, Reuter. MANCHESTER United romped into the fourth round of the FA Cup yesterday by crushing a 10-man Queen's Park Rangers side 3-0. Rangers' hopes in the third round second replay all but vanished when Alan McDonald was dismissed for elbowing United striker Mark Hughes inAFP, Reuter. - 173 words
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Article70 1989-01-24 25 Reuter. PENAROL qualified for the Libertadores Cup, the South American club championship which starts next month, when it finished top of the Uruguayan qualifying tournament Penaroi, five-time South American champion, stayed unbeaten after routing Huracan Buceo 5-0 on Sunday. Defensor, which finished second in the tournament, andReuter. - 70 words
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Article, Illustration110 1989-01-24 25 AFP. BRAZILIAN striker Mirandinha, who joined the ailing English First Division club Newcastle United 17 months ago, is definitely up for sale. "We've had talks and he's asked about the possibility of returning to Brazil," explained Newcastle manager Jim Smith. "I'm not surprised. The odds are against playeroAFP. - 110 words
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Article, Illustration169 1989-01-24 25 Wire services. QUEEN'S Park Rangers is poised for further disappointment in its bid to strengthen an injury-plagued side. With offers for Aston Villa midfielder Andy Gray and Charlton full back John Humphrey rejected last week, the London club now looks likely to lose out in the chase forWire services. - 169 words
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Article, Illustration139 1989-01-24 26 HEALTH &Fitms Watch your back; get your exercises right to prevent injury. Continuing our series on commonly-done exercises which can cause injury, Health and Fitness today brings you the experts' advice on the right way to do Sit-ups and the Standing Toe-Touch Sit-Up with hands behind (see139 words
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Article, Illustration226 1989-01-24 26 Plants be on the lookout for them SIMPLY SNOOKER By PETER WATSON A PLANT, in snooker, is when two balls are touching each other in line with a pocket and you pot the far ball by striking the near ball. The first of the four figures shows the simplest version.226 words
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Article132 1989-01-24 27 R Jegathesan - By R Jegathesan FOREIGNERS will be allowed to play in the Singapore Hockey Association's Premier League from this season. This was decided unanimously at a meeting of the SHA tournament committee and club representatives last night Each team will be allowed to register five foreigners.132 words
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Article, Illustration270 1989-01-24 27 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan THE world of Peter Hill, Singapore's professional squash player, is forever changing. One day it's uphill going, the next its smooth slalom. Till yesterday, it was uphill. Peter had failed to land a sponsor for his European trip. But Jebsen and Jessen, a270 words
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Article266 1989-01-24 27 Malcolm Bastians - RACING By Malcolm Bastians AFFLUENT, who had a free run over 1,200 m last week ia shaping up to strike over 1,850 m this Sunday. The Skyliner five-year-old Irish gelding looked superbly fit, matching strides with stablemate Asterix over 600 m on a yielding grass266 words
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Article, Illustration241 1989-01-24 27 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan THE absence of India's Prakash Padukone from the Konica Cup Asian Badminton invitation championships next month will rob the event of some glitter. The nine-time Indian champion announced his retirement two days ago after competing in the Indian nationals. His241 words
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Article195 1989-01-24 27 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BASKETBALL NBA League: Boston 112 Detroit 99, New York 120 Portland 116. SNOOKER Benson and Hedges Masters Ist rd: Terry Griffiths (Wales) bt Silvino Fransisco (SA) 5-1. a SOCCER English FA 3rd rd replav: Man Utd 3 QPR 0. TENNIS Australian OpenWire services. - 195 words
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Article, Illustration384 1989-01-24 28 Tony Mariadass - By Tony Mariadass MALAY MAIL. FANDI AHMAD'S flirt with European soccer is over, and it looks like Kuala Lumpur will be his team until he retires. Having failed twice with Holland's FC Groningen, he was hoping to be third time lucky in trials with Austrian First DivisionMALAY MAIL. - 384 words
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Article, Illustration477 1989-01-24 28 SAHArT]] THE villain is inefficiency. Simple as that. The FAS, in deciding to have professional soccer, still could afford to have its staff act unprofessionally. So you get stories like this below. TYRWHITT Soccerites are taking the FAS Premier League tournament committee to task for477 words
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Article87 1989-01-24 28 GEYLANG International co-manager Thomas Zilliacus said he was happy with the tournament committee's decision. "It's the right one because the rules are very clear about this," he said. "I am a bit sorry for Tyrwhitt, especially the play- ers, who played well against us. "But they87 words
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Article215 1989-01-24 28 TYRWHITT Soccerites registered the two Thais, Numchoke Chaichaereong and Likit Sanothong, on Jan 7. This meant that the cards were supposed to be ready by Jan 13, a Friday. But when Tyrwhitt team manager Charlie Chan went to collect the cards at the Football215 words
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Article, Illustration481 1989-01-24 29 Jeffrey Low - Jeffrey Low NOW, tell me, who's gonna buy that ball? Who's crazy enough to throw away $100,000 for a mere football? It must be one of the craziest ideas ever to penetrate soccer. Yet it is one of oldest tricks in the trade of fundraising. AndPicture/ New Nation, May 9, 1975. - 481 words
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157 1989-01-24 29 JEBSEN and J essen has joined the call to raise money for the soccer. It has pledged to sell 5,0Q0 tickets for the FAS Donation Draw launched on Saturday by First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong. This brings to 16 the number of firms157 words
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Article880 1989-01-24 30 Gallery TAIWAN SCULPTURE. Like the sculpture at the National Museum's front yard? More of Taiwanese sculptor Ju Ming's works at Raffles City Atrium. His works have been shown in the US, France and Japan, among others. Ends Feb 4. SCENIC SIGHTS. Local artists Mr canvas880 words
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Article13 1989-01-24 30 FILMS: French spy thriller FOOD: Trainee food FILM FEST: Dixieland Daimyo13 words
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Article, Illustration155 1989-01-24 30 This five-piece band from Malaysia hat been blowing up a storm at Celebrities with its selection of rock music. The group's list of accomplishments continues to grow. It has Just recorded its sixth album in Malay. The band also opened for Miami Sound Machine and Hall and Oates at155 words
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