The New Paper, 26 January 1989
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Title Section11 1989-01-26 1 the new paper THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1989 MO <*) 179/4/10 SO CENTS11 words
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Advertisement119 1989-01-26 1 ITS TAX-FREE, HP' '^Hl YOUR SOCCER i AI AUCTION DONATION f m 3W Day 3 of the Ball With A I» jl Cause auction brings $30,000 bid from Giordano, the fashion chain. What do you bid today? It's tax-free. BHIHHHillHB Page 2 GIORDANO DANGER SPOTS IN J0H0R BARU Some of119 words
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Article, Illustration9 1989-01-26 1 my father." /Page 2 Picture/ NSTPicture/ NST - 9 words
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Article, Illustration36 1989-01-26 1 SHOWTIME Joan Chen is the Last Empress, the Chinese Elizabeth Taylor, the classic Oriental beauty. And sometimes she thinks very ugly. "It has to do with my emotions." Page j oan Picture/NlCKLAUS D'CRUZPicture/NlCKLAUS D'CRUZ - 36 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article305 1989-01-26 2 THE children of pensioner K Nadaraja wept when they consigned his body to the fire of cremation then they were stunned to learn it was all a mistake. Their father was alive and well. Who did they place on the funeral pyre at305 words
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Article, Illustration44 1989-01-26 2 A gigantic greenhouse: Workers erect 117 km of pipe to frame Biosphere 11, a huge structure to house eight humans and 3,000 species of animals and plants as an environmental research laboratory near Tuacon, Arizona, in the US. Picture/ Ap.Picture/ Ap. - 44 words
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Article152 1989-01-26 2 YOUR donation in the Ball With A Cause auction will be tax exempt. That's because the money is being raised for the betterment of soccer. The public auction of a soccer ball is in aid of the Football Association of Singapore's fund to improve soccer152 words
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Article, Illustration134 1989-01-26 2 GIORDANO, the fashion chain, yesterday upped the bid for the Ball With A Cause to $30,000. Bidding has been increasing by $10,000 a day since Monday. Giordano runs a chain of 13 outlets, 10 of them its own shops, three concessionaires. The134 words
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Article, Illustration234 1989-01-26 2 MR Goh Chok Tong is in Kuala Lumpur for the start of a three day visit. As there are no burning issues to be settled, Mr Goh, who is both First Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, will concentrate on strengthening ties between234 words
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Article, Illustration372 1989-01-26 3 Yusman Ahmad - By Yusman Ahmad T .WO favourite shopping grounds for Singaporeans in Johor Baru are also the favourite hunting ground for robbers. While Singaporeans busy themselves with food and cheap bargains, the robbers are there eyeing potential victims. The two places are Holiday Plaza and Century Gardens372 words
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Article, Illustration145 1989-01-26 3 THREE residents of Singapore have been victims of robberies in Johor Baru. Below is one of the cases; the other two are described at right. Mr Yip Nee Hoi, 38, a carpenter, was robbed by a man of $10 at about 9 pm on New Year's145 words
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Article199 1989-01-26 3 Mr Li Zhinan, 46, a photographer, was robbed by two men of $400 worth of cash and valuables on Jan 22 at about 9 pm. It happened in a dark side lane near the Holiday Plaza shopping complex as Mr Li was waiting for his family in a199 words
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Advertisement9 1989-01-26 2 The Great Place to meet- jjfejpfl RA3AM VIEW HOTEL9 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous35 1989-01-26 2 The Weather THE weather outlook from noon to midnight: Showers over a few areas in the late afternoon and early evening. Maximum temperature: 31 degrees. Minimum: 24 degrees. Sunset: 7.19 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 7.16 am.35 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration387 1989-01-26 4 THE mysterious "shrine" in the Rasa Singapura food centre, put there about two weeks ago by an equally mysterious man, was removed yesterday. Hawkers at the centre told The New Paper last night that a worker from property consultants Knight Frank Cheong Hock387 words
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Article78 1989-01-26 4 THE coming Sunday morning's Chingay 1989 rehearsal on Orchard Road, between Scotts Road and Bideford Road, means 22 bus services will be taking different routes from 8 am to 11 am. Buses affected are 123, 124, 168, 171, 173, and 190 from Scotts Road; 7, 13,78 words
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Article, Illustration476 1989-01-26 4 NOT only are part-time workers at McDonald's happy with their working conditions, their parents are too. The workers, many of whom are students, are happy because the management helps them with their problems whether with studies or personal. Parents are happy because they are kept476 words
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Article, Illustration119 1989-01-26 4 TELECOMS is offering more than just a telephone to subscribers. Its telephone sets have been given a new look, and so have phone cards. In Telecoms' latest promotion offer, it is giving away new $10 phone cards for free when a customer buys $100 worth of119 words
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Article, Illustration327 1989-01-26 5 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim UNITED Square a new name for an old building. Will it end the troubles of this landmark office-cum-shopping complex at Newton Road? For no more is it Goldhill Square. Its new name signs went up on Jan 3 this year. The327 words
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Article58 1989-01-26 5 FORGED work permits enabled some Thai illegal workers to escape detection for long periods in Singapore. One worked for almost 14 months while another four worked for more than three months before being caught. Lim Teng Chay, who employed the five Thai men as construction58 words
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Article, Illustration382 1989-01-26 6 p kOST the news. The National Uni- versity Library wants posters. "Posters are a graphic representation of history," said Ms Donna Fergusson, 37, the assistant librarian. "They are an archival tool for historical research." Posters are her passion. She is the one who minds the 900 in382 words
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168 1989-01-26 6 THE Resettlement Department was duped into believing that eight men were owed more than $150,000 for thousands of non-existent fruit trees, a district court heard yesterday. Toh Ah Goh, 46, pleaded guilty to convincing the department that he owned 260 trees worth a168 words
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75 1989-01-26 6 EVEN a 40 per cent admission price increase price could not keep people away from Ah Meng, the orangutan. For the second year running, more than one million people visited Singapore Zoological Gardens in 1988. The precise number was 1,104,297, just 7,788 down75 words
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Article173 1989-01-26 6 A resounding "yes" to lower prices at hawker centres for food served on ceramic crockery. Ten readers phoned The New Paper's HotlinePlus yesterday to say food served on ceramic plates and bowls should be charged less. Ms Hayati binte Mosma, 26, an administrative officer, said it173 words
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147 1989-01-26 6 THREE men charged with offences ranging from robbery and housebreaking to cheating suppliers with bogus cheques were sentenced in court yesterday. Chua Min Kong, 29, was sentenced to six years and 10 months in jail and 12 strokes of the cane. Lim147 words
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Article, Illustration301 1989-01-26 7 Lois Ng - By Lois Ng IN an effort to recruit more members, a Chinese clan association is turning its office into a supermarket selling Lunar New Year goodies at discounted prices. To enjoy these special prices, all one needs to do is sign up for membership at301 words
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105 1989-01-26 7 A LABOURER admitted yesterday in a district court that he had lied to the Housing and Development Board when he told them that he owned 260 durian and rambutan trees. He had said he owned the trees to try to claim resettlement compensation of $24,455.105 words
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Article171 1989-01-26 7 THESE words appear in our stories today. These notes will help you check the meanings. austerity measure: The drive to cut down comforts and luxuries, especially when the country is not doing well. bittersweet: Having both sad and happy qualities. canny: Shrewd or clever. consolidating: Pulling parts together to171 words
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Advertisement31 1989-01-26 5 QPanohn The Latest in French Watch styling Sole agent: Sheraton Investment Marketing Pte Ltd, 531A Upper Cross Street, Hong Lim Complex, #03 101, Singapore Oios, Tel 53S87SS, Fax: 53s 1164. f31 words
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PARLIAMENT
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Article, Illustration468 1989-01-26 8 DEBATE ON THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS DEBATE in Parliament yesterday focused almost entirely on the need to protect Singapore now and in the future with adequate safeguards against power abuse. The entire House turned out for the sitting. Vigorous discussion was touched off by two bills which468 words
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162 1989-01-26 8 PARLIAMENT YESTERDAY MADE clear that courts cannot change Government decisions on preventive detention and that a Chief Justice can be re-appointed after retirement age. This 'is in the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore (Amendment) Bill passed 80-1, well above the two-thirds majority needed.162 words
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Article, Illustration278 1989-01-26 8 LAW and Home Affairs Minister Prof S Jayakumar explained why the Government needed to amend the Constitution and Internal Security Act. He was opening the debate in Parliament yesterday. He said the bills would simply restore a legal position that had stood for a long278 words
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Article220 1989-01-26 8 OPPOSITION MPs Mr Chiam See Tong (Potong Pasir) and Dr Lee Siew Choh (NCMP) came down hard on the bill to end appeals to the Privy Council for security cases. Dr Lee, of the Workers' Party, said there would be no justice if people were detained for220 words
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Article, Illustration245 1989-01-26 8 A COMMENTARY in Tuesday's Straits Times stirred up comments in Parliament yesterday. The articles appeared on the Comment/Perspective page. They gave the viewpoint of Political Desk reporter Cheng Shoong Tat. Mr Cheng argued that the aims of the Internal Security (Amendment) Bill could be achieved245 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration166 1989-01-26 9 Wire services. SULTRY singer-actress Madonna has signed a lucrative deal to appear in Pepsi advertisements. The one-year contract calls for her to appear in a series of Pepsi-Cola TV commercials beginning in March. A two-minute spot in which she sings the titleWire services. - 166 words
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Article285 1989-01-26 9 Wire services. EACH candidate in Sri Lanka's coming parliamentary elections will be protected by six bodyguards armed with shotguns. Colombo police said yesterday that more than 8,000 guards would protect the 1,393 candidates against extremists opposed to the polls. The move came amid government warnings thatWire services. - 285 words
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Article, Illustration40 1989-01-26 9 Lucky: Passengers flee from a Thai airliner after its engine overheated during an aborted take-off from Bangkok international airport. Sixteen Japanese nationals suffered minor injuries in the incident aboard the Thai Airways International plane yesterday. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 40 words
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158 1989-01-26 9 Wire services. BERLIN has its famous wall, now the US is going to get a ditch. The US government is planning to dig a 6.5-km ditch along the US-Mexican border near San Diego to cut the flow of illegal drugsWire services. - 158 words
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Article183 1989-01-26 9 Wire services A US nuclear missile fell in its underground silo last June and had to be hoisted out for repairs. The Air Force confirmed a newspaper report on the incident yesterday but refused comment on whether the accident led to the removal of warheads fromWire services - 183 words
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362 1989-01-26 10 Wire services. THE US and the Soviet Union are reported to have agreed on a broad outline and timetable for international Middle East peace talks that would include the PLO. Britain's Independent Television News (ITN) reported in London yesterday that agreement in principle was reachedWire services. - 362 words
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Article212 1989-01-26 10 Wire services. THE son of former US President Ronald Reagan is accused of making threatening and obscene phone calls to a photographer. Los Angeles police asked prosecutors yesterday to file charges against Mr Michael Reagan. A spokesman for the city attorney's office said detectives had investigatedWire services. - 212 words
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Article, Illustration48 1989-01-26 10 Defiance: Bangladeshi police keep their cool in the face of taunts by rock-throwing picketers in Dhaka. The protesters were among thousands of people who took part in an opposition-called general strike against the regime of President Hussin Ershad on Tuesday. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 48 words
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218 1989-01-26 10 Wire services. MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad will probably be in hospital for only 10 more days because he has made "good progress" after a heart bypass operation. "He is up and is being allowed a fluid diet," said Dr CelestineWire services. - 218 words
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Article, Illustration172 1989-01-26 10 Wire services. BRITISH boxing champion Nigel Benn is suing the police for using his photograph because his face resembles that of a fugitive gunman. The photograph, retouched, was printed by the Evening Standard, which said it was an impression of the gunman. Benn included the newspaperWire services. - 172 words
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Article, Illustration255 1989-01-26 11 Wire services. POLITICAL opposition in India has called for Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's resignation after his party suffered a major defeat in the southern state of Tamil Nadu. Opposition leaders said a nationwide campaign will be launched to force him to resign andWire services. - 255 words
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Article, Illustration43 1989-01-26 11 Condolence: Envoys from 10 countries express their condolences to Japanese Emperor Akihito at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. Yesterday was the last day of a week-long series of rites for the late Emperor Hirohito. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 43 words
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Article171 1989-01-26 11 Wire services. ARAB missiles armed with chemical warheads can now hit any point in Israel a fact that gives Israel's air defence officers bad dreams. "We believe Iraq is heavily engaged today in adapting combat-proven chemical warheads to its missiles and is developing a biological warfareWire services. - 171 words
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148 1989-01-26 11 Wire services. A SCOTTISH piper outside the Prime Minister's residence at 10 Downing Street in London signalled the latest charity appeal for Africa Haggis Aid. A charity organisation, War on Want, hopes to raise $3.6 million to help African farmers become self-suf-ficient People celebratingWire services. - 148 words
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Article, Illustration174 1989-01-26 11 Wire services. INDIA is now ready to back Pakistan's effort to rejoin the Commonwealth a complete switch from past policy. 44 After the restoration of democracy in Pakistan as a result of the November 1988 election, the question of India objecting to Pakistan's re-entryWire services. - 174 words
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Article, Illustration68 1989-01-26 12 Living dangerously: Malaysia's "snake king is putting his life on the line in a bid to set a world record. Mr Dastagir Husini, 63, plans to spend two weeks with some 100 poisonous cobra snakes inside a room at the Muzium Negara in Kuala Lumpur. Mr Dastagir68 words
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Article280 1989-01-26 12 Wire services. TALKS between Asia's four fastest developing economies and the OECD, a grouping of rich nations, ended with the four "dragons" still outside looking in. A spokesman said the possibility of admitting the "dragons" to the exclusive Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development clubWire services. - 280 words
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Article135 1989-01-26 12 Wire services. THE Pakistani army has been called out to stop rioting ixa the south-eastern city of Sukkur, where four people including a five-year-old boy have been killed. The fighting is between the local Sindhi-speaking people and the Urduspeaking Muhajirs moved in after independence fromWire services. - 135 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration272 1989-01-26 12 Wire services. SHARE prices finished narrowly mixed on the London Stock Exchangee yesterday. Prices soared in heavy early trading on the back of Wall Street's gains on Tuesday. But prices began to decline on profit-taking in the afternoon. Rumours of further cutbacks by City firms, which have already trimmedWire services. - 272 words
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Article78 1989-01-26 12 Reuter. SHARE prices were slightly higher in opening trade on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today after Wall Street closed at a new post-crash high on Wednesday, brokers said. The Nikkei index firmed 10.69 points to 31,578.48 in 10 minutes of trade. The main gainers were communications, airline, retail; non-lifeReuter. - 78 words
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Article51 1989-01-26 12 FT Industrials Wed 1,580.80 (1,580.70) Dow Jones Average Wed 2,265.89 (2,256.43) ST Industrial Wed 1,101.39 (1,087.68) NST Industrial Wed 1,889.58 (1,878.33) Hongkong Hang Seng Wed 2,900.74 (2,901.03) Australian All Ordinaries Wed 1,536.10 (1,524.70) Nikkei Stock Average Wed 31,567.79 (31,557.68) Figurea in bracket* refer to thoee of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration276 1989-01-26 12 Wire services. SHARE prices see-sawed on Wall Street yesterday, but the bulls continued to prevail with the Dow Jones average of 30 leading industrials adding to its 38-point surge of Tuesday. In active trading, the Dow gained a further 9.46 points to close at 2,265.89 points. With someWire services. - 276 words
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FOODNOTES
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Article, Illustration532 1989-01-26 13 THERE is a confusing selection of Lunar New Year tidbits and foodstuff in the shops. They vary in size, weight in each package, quality and taste. Quality and taste, of course, are not measurable. Different people will rate different foods differently. Or one might just go532 words
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219 1989-01-26 13 TRYTHIS YOU can fix lasagne fast with packet lasagne sheets. Follow this recipe for an Italian quickie. Preparation: 20 mins. Cooking: Approx IV2 hrs. Serve 6. Ingredients 1 onion, chopped 1 clove garlic, crushed 15ml (ltbsp) oil 500g minced beef 397g (14oz) can219 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration456 1989-01-26 14 Wong Sing Yeong - •5 Joan Chen. The alluring Shanghai-actress-turned-Hollywood-star allows The New Paper a chance to get a first-hand glimpse of the woman behind the glamour. Amazingly she sometimes feels very ugly. "It has to do with my emotions. When I'm happy, I feel beautiful." By Wong Sing456 words
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308 1989-01-26 14 JOAN'S CAREER HAS TAKEN OFF SINCE The Last Emperor, Joan Chen's career has really picked up. Now, she can even choose her roles. Joan, 26, has just completed Salute of the Jugger, an American film set in Australia. She played a warrior and308 words
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Advertisement44 1989-01-26 15 The search is over. Digital Intro Scan, Index Search and Time Search help pin-point desired scenes without fast-forwarding through the whole tape. Also enjoy the digital fun of Multi-Strobe with 3-screen memory, picture picture, X A screen frame store. E9 National Ui-rsKsr"" ,0 lllilllilillliinTTiiKgn^^^^M44 words
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Advertisement105 1989-01-26 15 USE THIS TO PROGRAMME YOUR ]j |]j NATIONAL VCRs. fiill i iinn mi mi Hir OiJc pnyrjirunrs i<wnvf m nmc d panting r KIDS' CORNER e A.HITCHCOCK PRESENTS a STRANGE ENCOUNTER II 5 16:05 17:10 JAN 26 5 21:30 22:35 JAN 26 0 21:30 22:30 JAN 26 iinmai imiuihii niiiiniiii105 words
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Page 15 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous2054 1989-01-26 15 Television RPI m Thursday Feature Special The Last Frontier Applause Sunday In The Park SCREEN M Conspiracy of Love Desert Beneath The Sea With George (Part One) GEMS W (10.35pm, SBC 5) V jjthM (6.00pm, SBC 5) (11.10pm, SBC 12) A ROBERT Y«mg and Drew THE Bahama Banks could be2,054 words
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spotlight
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Article, Illustration1129 1989-01-26 16 Nearly 60 days have passed since Benazir Bhutto became Pakistan's Prime Minister. Her early moves have been aimed at lowering tensions with both India and the mullahs in her own country. The Army, meantime, is keeping a cartful eye on Ms Bhutto. K S NAYARIllustration/ Cel Gulapa - 1,129 words
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Article226 1989-01-26 16 Aagast 1947: Pakistan becomes a nation. Octeber 1958: President Iskander Mirza imposes martial law and abolishes political parties. December 1970: Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's Pakistan People's Party wins in national assembly elections in West Pakistan. A year later, East Pakistan becomes independent Bangladesh. Bhutto becomes Pakistan's Prime226 words
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Article270 1989-01-26 16 THE country that Ms Benazir Bhutto governs today has its origins in bloody communal unrest and the stroke of a portly Englishman's pen. As the British prepared to quit India more than 40 years ago, there was every reason to believe that Hindu and Muslim could270 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration463 1989-01-26 18 F I EEDBACK, SBC's fortnightly current affairs programme, returns on Feb 5 with a new look and in March, a new way of getting "feedback" from the public. It is a special mobile booth called (you've guessed it) the Feedback booth.463 words
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Article, Illustration179 1989-01-26 18 THE MILAGR0 BEANFIELD WAR (Prince 2) THE Milagro Beanfield War is a political statement about a group of little people fighting against the power, influence and interests of rich people. Directed by Robert Redford, the film is smooth. Times: 11 am, 1.30, 4, 6.45, 9.15 pm. THE NAKED GUN179 words
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Article130 1989-01-26 18 Vivien Chiong - SEENLASTNIGHT By Vivien Chiong STUDIO One Presents is not merely song and dance. There's money in it too. Yesterday eight-month-old Yvonne Poon just had to be herself to win $1,000 in the Cutest Baby of the Year contest. The other winner last night, a Mr Hong130 words
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Article118 1989-01-26 18 IN 1981, Oliver, Heiko and Marcus met during a YMCA camping trip. The three discovered an intense mutual interest in the exciting new music of such synthesiser bands as Depeche Mode and the Yellow Magic Orchestra. Back home in Bietigheim, West* Germany, the trio continued to118 words
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Article, Illustration387 1989-01-26 19 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong IT may have been the Casablanca but Humphrey Bogart wasn't there. Neither was Ingrid Bergman. And those who did ask Sam to play it again were Joan Chen, Tess Harper, Soraya Perucha, Shabana Azmi and a host of other stars. We don'tPicture/ Chuah Chin Hong - 387 words
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Article, Illustration301 1989-01-26 19 Sonja Tan - The Naked Gun: From the files of Police Squad! Opens today Lido, Changi 1, Savoy 2 and Jurong REVIEW/ By Sonja Tan THE Naked Gun: From the files of Police Squad! is Priscilla Presley's motion picture acting debut. Unfortunately she puts in a301 words
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Article, Illustration447 1989-01-26 20 UPI. w ILLiE Nelson has just written his Btory, Willie: An Autobiography. It covers the country singer's life from his days in his native Abbott, Texas, and his early struggles in the music business, to his coming to Nashville, where he scored a success. HeUPI. - 447 words
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Article, Illustration411 1989-01-26 20 IF you like contemporary art originals, no lees, then the latest place to browse is the Art Base Gallery. This gallery, located at the spanking new building called 78 Shenton Way, is the latest gallery to cater to the discerning tastes of individual and411 words
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344 1989-01-26 20 Lo Tien Yin - Three couples in and out of love Valentine Staged by Arts and Acts SBC 12, Jan 28 t Bpm PREVIEW/ By Lo Tien Yin Lo Tien Yin VALENTINE is a bleak look at love, despite the romantic title. It features three troubled couples, two of whom break up in the344 words
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Advertisement123 1989-01-26 19 I GREAT STEAK I AND ITS IN I MO no CENTRAL mm Our Chef Recommend mM 1.) Broiled Chicken Prawn $11.00+ mm 2.) N.Z. Sirloin Steak with Chef Sauce $11.00+ 3.) Broiled Lobster Tail $16.00+ II 4.) U.S. Harris Ranch Ribeye Steak $19.00+ Lunch (Soup, Choice of Main Course, Dessert,123 words
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FASHIONTODAY
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Article, Illustration465 1989-01-26 21 Karen Goh - Storiw/ Karen Goh CLOTHES worn by SBC women news readers are kept at the station for a week. These are then sent back to the racks of the sponsoring boutiques to be sold. Would you buy these clothes? Seven out of 10 women interviewed said465 words
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Article, Illustration284 1989-01-26 21 NEWS is news. Pretty packaging helps, but not enough to make a difference. The women news readers on SBC 9 pm news and Newswatch programmes have been donning sponsored garb for a more co-or-dinated look for almost two months. But while the clothes284 words
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Miscellaneous225 1989-01-26 22 COMICRELIEF Hagar the Horrible/oik Browne v ,ni ui ivji 1 1 Miiii W m ■iBBMBT i Mi 1 j AligUSta/Dominic Doelsma Angus McGill yduil wevesf <*& Vrvpiai'jajcfc A wpzp Adarr amine Sj&b. TUJ£ 14 IWUOIOOKBP lOOKZDCVT OH TAX. NOT A M&MXi George the Robot/stephen Stanley K&et> FvT VWU JUST T«AD£225 words
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Miscellaneous216 1989-01-26 23 COMICREUEF Orchard Road/coim Goh Single Slices/peter Kohisaat 'li feftE ftVTROL 10 TIHOTI W TAKGUM... WE'VE I /fo\ wcnwE v K.^lu*^ Cflthy/Cathy Guisewite "Do me one as t favour. Call my mother. f Tell her that the reason you broke up with me I think \f CATHY will T* not Y216 words
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Miscellaneous1468 1989-01-26 24 RADIOGUDE fTTTTf |iTTiTTTE^W I ;M>]l«»M NjdljjlHMM NOON News hi Brief (Programme* in Mandarin) NOON Naws k Briaf ud WMtlMr MOON Bead Musk. Ceaipaay aad Me: NOON Nwilllk 12.05 Laachdato: Listen to a .election NOON Easy Listealag: Light inatru- EnW V"* lunch break with a 12.30 Sedety Today: A weekly look1,468 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration166 1989-01-26 25 AFP. SUGAR Ray Leonard and Thomas "Hit Man" Hearns will meet again. The rematch will be held in Las Vegas on June 12 for Leonard's World Boxing Council super-middleweight title. Promoter Bob Arum announced yesterday that Caeser's Palace had agreed to pay $15 million to host the fight andAFP. - 166 words
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Article, Illustration234 1989-01-26 25 RACING... with MALCOLM BASTIANS W JOCKEY Edward Chan, who has been riding under a court-ordered stay of execution after being disqualified for life, has up to the end of this week to renew his riding licence. But even that issue hangs in the balance. The Malayan234 words
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Article195 1989-01-26 25 ASTERIX with Edward Chan astride, rounded off his preparation for the tough 1,850m run on Sunday with a relaxed gallop over the 600m on grass today in 44.8 sec accompanied by stablemate Affluent. The Vice Regal gelding has come to form if last week's fourth to195 words
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Article104 1989-01-26 25 RACE 1: Class 4 Div B abt 1,200m (2pm): New Bay, Doreeno III, Saiko, Ata laak. RACE 2: Class 4 Div A abt 1,200m (2.30pm): Gold Coast, Miss Black Swan, True Blue III. RACE 8: Class 4 Div A abt 1,850m (3pm): Honeystreak. RACE 4: Class 2 Div B104 words
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Article, Illustration227 1989-01-26 26 AFP. LUTON maintained its grip on the Littlewoods Cup with a controversial 2-1 quarter-final replay win at Southampton yester- day. Goals in extra time by Mick Harford and Ricky Hill put the holder into a semi-fi-nal clash against West Ham. But it left Southampton nursing aAFP. - 227 words
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194 1989-01-26 26 AFP. TOTTENHAM star Paul Gascoigne joined the attack on the men running his old club Newcastle yesterday. Distressed to see his hometown club languishing at the foot of the First Division, he threw his weight behind the takeover bid by Newcastle businessman John Hall. "I'dAFP. - 194 words
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Article, Illustration245 1989-01-26 26 ITALIAN CUP AP. NAPOLI, playing without injured BUp e r s t a r Diego Maradona, fell 3-1 yesterday to As- coli in the second leg of the Italian Cup. But it still advanced to the semi-finals on the strength of its 3-0 first-leg victory.AP. - 245 words
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Article, Illustration316 1989-01-26 26 Wire services. ENGLISH League leader Arsenal wants manager George Graham to stay with it for the rest of his career. With Spanish giant Real Madrid reported to be interested in Graham as a replacement for coach Leo Beenhaker, who quits thi* summer, Gunners chairman Peter Hill-Wood has vowedWire services. - 316 words
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Article, Illustration271 1989-01-26 27 Shahiron Sahari - By Shahiron Sahari RICKY KHOO and Amy Dudley,local winners in December's Singapore International Marathon, will run in the Pacific Rim marathon in Long Beach, California in May. They will also be recommended for August's South-east Asia Games in Kuala Lumpur. This was disclosed by Singapore271 words
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Article203 1989-01-26 27 BADMINTON- with ALFONSO CHAN TO LURE the best for the Konica Cup Asian Invitation badminton championships, Singapore offered a bonus "rights issue" to countries sending players specially invited. But the response has not been as expected, maybe, because the message was not correctly interpreted. P Sumarsono,203 words
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Article356 1989-01-26 27 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BASKETBALL NBA League: Atlanta 121 Cleveland 105, New Jersey 117 Denver 115. Seattle 103 Portland 100, Chicago 109 Dallas 91, Houston 118 Miami 93, Phoenix 106 Charlotte 103, New York 122 Los Angeles Lakers 117, Milwaukee 114 Sacramento 110. ABC Junior CrownWire services. - 356 words
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Article228 1989-01-26 27 Shahiron Sahari - By Shahiron Sahari BLACKS Rugby Football Club will, for the first time, host a 10-a-side competition for schools this weekend. The inaugural tournament, to be played at Farrer Park, will feature seven schools and will coincide with the annual Blacks' 10-a-side club competition. The schools228 words
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Article, Illustration439 1989-01-26 28 Shahiron Sahari - Stories/ Shahiron Sahari SURVIVAL was the name of the game yesterday as bot-tom-of-the-table Safsa scored an upset 2-1 win over Premier League leader Jurong Town at Jurong Stadium last night. After the soldiers had scored two early goals in the first half, there was only one team inPictures/ Choo Chwee Hua - 439 words
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Article, Illustration185 1989-01-26 28 IT wasn't quite the suggested Kusu Island, but Safsa keeper Kumar Krishnan attributed his team's first win to a swim at Changi beach last week. "We're all quite superstitious," admitted Kumar, "and after four unlucky defeats, we went swimming at Changi beach last Thursday to wash away the185 words
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Article211 1989-01-26 28 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor TYRWHITT Soccerites can soon have a legitimate crack at Geylang International in the Pools Cup, scheduled to begin on Feb 4. Geylang and Tyrwhitt will meet on the opening day at Bedok Stadium, and again on Feb 15 at Toa Payoh. Tyrwhitt's Premier211 words
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Article90 1989-01-26 28 Crowd: 1,000. Ground: Soft. Shots at goal: Ju 8 Saf 9. Freekicks: Ju 13 Saf 11. Corners: Ju 9 Saf 3. Yellow cards: Finn Jensen (80th). Man of the Match: Syed Farouk. P W D L F A PU JWHj 5 3 119 9 7 Jitkn 5 290 words
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Article, Illustration264 1989-01-26 29 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor TIONG BAHRU had a fruitful workout at Jalan Besar Stadium last night when it trounced Jubilee SA 3-0 in a President's Cup match. The game was a warm-up for Tiong Bahru's Premier League clash against Balestier United on Sunday. Regulars Borhan Abu Samah,264 words
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Article78 1989-01-26 29 Teams Tiong Bahru: Ruslee Asnawi, Abdullah Derus, Saaid Sukor, Jamaludin Sulaiman, Kamarulzaman Zainal, Lokman Ismail (Saswadimata Dasuki), Karim Gani, Safi Anuar, Abdullah Noor, Fardanshah Aziz (Tham Hon Yuen), Rashid Musanaib. Jubilee: Zulkifli Hassan, Sariman Soekamun, Azahari Awang, Hussain Jantan (Shaik Mohamed), Mustafa Ismail, Jasni Pagi, Jainal Gais, Azmi78 words
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Article219 1989-01-26 29 NST. JOHOR Bahru soccer champion SEDC is going pro the first club in the Malaysian state to do so. Outlining the club's ambitious plan, Johor State Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) executive director Mohammad Ali Hashim said turning pro was the logical way for theNST. - 219 words
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Article, Illustration117 1989-01-26 30 THIS operetta by Franz Lehar was first performed in 1927. The story, set in Vienna and Beijing, is a romance t with a bittersweet ending. An Austrian girl Lisa falls in love with a Chinese prince at her birthday party. She marries him against the wishes of117 words
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