The New Paper, 15 February 1989
1989-02-15
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Title Section12 1989-02-15 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1989 MCI (P) 179/4/88 SO CENTS12 words
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Advertisement128 1989-02-15 1 Irushdie MAY GO r INTO HIDING Ayatollah Khomeini has I" VlTz made a death threat N against writer Salman V Jf Rushdie. The author of Satanic Verses admits A he is scared. He may A cancel his US tour. $100,000 Such people are preying on Singapore. This breed is able-bodied.128 words
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Advertisement75 1989-02-15 1 StarA o"^BPPHF r SEARCH FOR CLASSIEST OF 1989 Call HoMlnePtus at 734-7711./Page 28 SOCCER FAN CHARGED FOR HITTING REF /Page 30 HUNT FOR SHUnLE SUCCESS Newly-appointed national badminton coach Wee Choon Seng reveals his game-plan in exclusive interview. It's to launch Singapore on a shuttle to success./ Page 29 WORLD75 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration390 1989-02-15 2 Irene Hoe - By Irene Hoe AN American precision instruments company, Rosemount, is investing another $5 million in a new plant in Ang Mo Kio. The 4,600 sq m building will also house its regional headquarters for the South Asia and Pacific area. From Singapore, Rosemount will390 words
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Article, Illustration41 1989-02-15 2 Routine*: Three-month-old Shamu looks on as his parents exchange an affectionate Valentine's Day kiss at Sea World in Orlando, Florida. The sleek black and white are killer whales. Despite their sinister name, they are generally harmless. Picture/ReuterPicture/Reuter - 41 words
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355 1989-02-15 2 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching A POLICEMAN was shot in the head with his own service revolver by a man he tried to detain early this morning. Later, a suspect was shot in a gunfight with police. PC Mizra Abdul Halim was shot when trying355 words
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62 1989-02-15 2 SALES at NTUC Fair Price stores during the Lunar New Year were about 10 per cent better than last year's, Chairman G Pillai reports. He said a three-month boycott organised against NTUC Fair Price by the Singapore Democratic Party had "not made62 words
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Advertisement111 1989-02-15 2 U///s/y/fs/sf/ yZr///fr//// ////ps f ir Singapore's onl\ true Italian restaurant where authentic lust the right spot to unwind with a drink or two and renaissance cuisine is served at its best rela\ to the soothing tunes ot our Filipino resident 7/ JJICX Fxperience the best <>t Italy -at The (llass111 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous28 1989-02-15 2 THE WEATHER THE weather outlook from noon to midnight: Fair except for showers over a few areas in the late afternoon. Maximum temperature: 32 degrees. Minimum: 23 degrees.28 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration341 1989-02-15 3 Arnold Tay - By Arnold Tay T HE charm and antiquity of 1 Little India will be preserved for yet another generation. Some of the pre-World War I buildings behind the former Teck Kah (now known as Zhujiao) wet market have been given a new lease of life. ThesePicture/David Tan - 341 words
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Article, Illustration196 1989-02-15 3 SINGAPORE'S dormant movie business will make a symbolic fresh start next Tuesday at a site along Yuan Ching Road just across the road from Yaohan Jurong. The spot has been chosen for the ground-breaking for the Tang Dynasty Village, a $50 million movie town and theme196 words
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Article, Illustration955 1989-02-15 4 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching A VICIOUS attack by a man she describes as her ex-lover has left Miss Khor Poh Hwa with a broken jaw and deep cuts all over her body. Miss Khor, 22, who works as a hostessPictures/Aundry Gan - 955 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration350 1989-02-15 5 Ronald Wong - It was shock, disbelief and despair when police discovered nine teenagers living under the PIE last month. Yesterday, the New Paper discovered another similar hide-away By Ronald Wong AN ABANDONED hideout apparently used by teenagers has been discovered under the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) in350 words
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Article258 1989-02-15 5 CALLERS to The New Paper's Hotline Plus on Monday and Tuesday ranged from indignant readers giving their view of the married man worried about his ex-lover sending him a mischievous Valentine message to a man who was nearly hit on a "zebra" crossing. Ex-stewardess Mdm Ow258 words
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Advertisement114 1989-02-15 5 U.S. Corn-fed Chilled Beef T Savour the best of U.S. Com-Fed beef exclusively Airflown direct from the famous Harris Ranch of California. Served in a way only Jack's knows best, dripping with tempting, mouth-watering flavour in your favourite cuts of Tenderloin. Ribeye, Striploin orT-bone... Great Steak and its a walk114 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration454 1989-02-15 6 Ronald Wong - Bv Ronald Wong THE north-bound MRT train from Bishan to Yishun was delayed by about 30 minutes on Monday night. The result: Some passengers missed the last feeder bus at Yishun and had to take an expensive after-mid-night taxi ride home. Things also454 words
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140 1989-02-15 6 THE MRT is ahead of schedule. The Mass Rapid Transit Corporation says it will complete its eastern line as far as Pasir Ris by the end of the year. The revised construction schedule has the first segment from City Hall to Tanah Merah140 words
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Article161 1989-02-15 6 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. absconds: Runs away from a place, such as a home or detention centre. accosted: Approached by someone, especially a stranger, in a rude or unpleasant way. catharsis: Getting rid161 words
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Article241 1989-02-15 6 Business Times. SINGAPORE'S smallest golf club plans a $9 million expansion if it can acquire 16,855 square metres of adjacent state-owned land. The Changi Golf Club president, Mr Ong Ah Keng, said the club submitted a proposal to the Land Office late in 1988 andBusiness Times. - 241 words
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Article241 1989-02-15 6 Business Times. JARDINE Pacific's 362 7-Eleven stores in Hongkong, Malaysia and Singapore are being sold to Hongkong-listed Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd. Price: HK$45O million. That's about $110.33 million in Singapore dollars. About $12.2 million would be in cash, the rest in new Dairy FarmBusiness Times. - 241 words
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Advertisement9 1989-02-15 6 TIME-LIFE BOOKS FOR REFERENCE AND LEISURE READING TEL: *****889 words
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Advertisement139 1989-02-15 7 r^#T BVV v Citizen takes your times Hi as seriously as you do. hh( Some times matter more than others. Because for some o sports, time control becomes a key element. Since what it finally means depends on how long it takes you to do it. M That's why the139 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article202 1989-02-15 8 Angeline Song - By Angeline Song c ONDOMS through the letter box. That's the offer of a local company, Liang and Choon Trading. It says this mail-order service is being offered to those living in Jurong. The firm started distributing pamphlets to advertise its service last year. Mr202 words
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Article, Illustration236 1989-02-15 8 THE old man eats his dinner at a hawker centre in Bendemeer Road as though he would not care if the sky fell on him. A light above his head is dangling. Mr Oh Kim Koon, 83, is not flustered. "It doesn't236 words
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Article, Illustration341 1989-02-15 8 NOT many Lunar New Year cards survive beyond Chap Goh Mei (the 15th or last festive day of the season) eclipse or not. Jem Boehnert's certainly will. He is a hyper-active 10-year-old who often performs with his puppets for charities. Thankful341 words
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Article110 1989-02-15 8 THE National Blood Centre now operates its system with a new $1.2 million computer. It will speed up registration of blood donors and improve the blood inventory system. By entering the donor's identity card number, relevant data can be obtained immediately. The computer also helps schedule110 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration293 1989-02-15 9 Wire services. MALAYSIA will send 1,000 soldiers to serve with the United Nations Peace Keeping Force in the African nation of Namibia. Defence Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen made the announcement yesterday in Kuala Lumpur. "Malaysia has a political commitment to the UN and we are everWire services. - 293 words
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Article, Illustration48 1989-02-15 9 Hunger A boy brings home his family's daily bread in Kabul. He waited in line four hours for the bread, which has been in short supply because of a guerilla blockade of the capital. The UN has begun to distribute emergency food rations. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 48 words
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Article, Illustration141 1989-02-15 9 Wire services. THE Prince of Wales made a St Valentine's Day blunder. He failed to recognise his true love: the Princess of Wales. Prince Charles was on an official visit to the Yorkshire town of Todmorden yesterday when he was presented with the sculpture ofWire services. - 141 words
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Article214 1989-02-15 9 Wire services TIBET'S spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, will not risk re-entering Tibet to attend the funeral of the Panchen Lama. A quick rejection of any possible invitation from China, which now claims Tibet, was issued yesterday by a spokesman for the Dalai Lama inWire services - 214 words
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Article141 1989-02-15 9 Wire services AN American woman who forcefed a fatal dose of salt to her four-year-old adopted daughter as punishment for stealing sugar has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. Beth Michelle Riggs, 36, wept as the judge in Salem, Virginia, imposed the sentence.Wire services - 141 words
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Article, Illustration373 1989-02-15 10 Wire services. AUTHOR Salman Rushdie's US tour was in doubt today following a death threat by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. The Iranian demanded that the Indian-born writer be executed for insulting Prophet Mohammed in his book The Satanic Verses. Mr Rushdie, a Muslim whoWire services. - 373 words
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186 1989-02-15 10 Wire services. THE Kremlin has just made it official crime is rising in the Soviet Union, just like it is almost everywhere else in the world. For years the Soviet Union described crime as a symptom of Western decadence. ButWire services. - 186 words
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Article, Illustration37 1989-02-15 10 Emperor A file of husky imperial policemen practises for the funeral of Japanese Emperor Hirohito on Feb 24. The robed policemen all of them masters of martial arts are carrying a portable shrine. Picture/ReuterPicture/Reuter - 37 words
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254 1989-02-15 10 Wire services. ANOTHER 24 people were killed on the eve of Sri Lanka's first general election for 12 years. The balloting was scheduled to begin late this morning. Police said 19 supporters of various political parties were gunned down during the pastWire services. - 254 words
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295 1989-02-15 10 Wire services. A GERMAN who helped develop the rocket that took men to the moon says he was "dumb" to give up US citizenship rather than fight charges that he was a war criminal. Mr Arthur Rudolph, 82, now seeks a temporary visa soWire services. - 295 words
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350 1989-02-15 11 Wire services. T AIWAN has launched a campaign to discredit one of its air force pilots who deserted and flew his plane to China. Military officials say he was a physical and emotional wreck who beat his wife and was soon to beWire services. - 350 words
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Article206 1989-02-15 11 Wire services. US President George Bush has rewarded his financial backers and friends by naming them ambassadors. The job of ambassador to France, for instance, will go to Mr Walter J P Curley Jr, a family friend and major New York fund-rais-er for the BushWire services. - 206 words
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Article, Illustration44 1989-02-15 11 Seeker: A Padaung villager, one of Burma's legendary long-necked women, plays a traditional instrument at a refugee camp in Thailand. Fighting between government forces and Karen guerillas has driven many of the Padaungs to seek protection across the border. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 44 words
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Article147 1989-02-15 11 Wire services. CHINESE can now disco their hearts out wherever they wish. The official China News Service reported yesterday that Chinese are now permitted entry to foreign-run discotheques in Beijing once reserved only for foreigners. "In the past, mixing between Chinese and foreigners was forbidden,"Wire services. - 147 words
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Article, Illustration43 1989-02-15 12 Flee: Tamil and Iranian refugee children hide their faces at a Kronberg, West Germany, foster home. They fear reprisals against their families if they are identified. Parents have shipped the children to Europe to await better times back home. Picture/ReuterPicture/Reuter - 43 words
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221 1989-02-15 12 Wire services. A LEADER of the Muslim group that clashed with Indonesian troops last week has been arrested. He is being questioned by the military, the South Sumatran armed forces commander MajorGeneral Sunardi said yesterday. The official Antara news agency cited Maj-Gen Sunardi asWire services. - 221 words
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187 1989-02-15 12 Wire services. A TWO-and-a-half-year-old Scottish girl has won the right to be named Princess after a lengthy battle. Princess Dulcima Rosetta Man-waring-Spencer claims no royal connections. But her parents liked the name. Audrey and Hugh ManwaringSpencer finally emerged triumphant last week whenWire services. - 187 words
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Advertisement18 1989-02-15 9 dffifrk Insect Repellent 6 HOURS OF jB m PEACE FROM MOSQUITOES, ANYWHERE pjjigg Another international product from V18 words
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Advertisement96 1989-02-15 11 STEAKHSH 1.2.1989 dinner on 5-COURSE SET MENU FOR LUNCH OR DINNER Australian Mushroom Soup Main Course IXL Jam Roll Coffee or Tea Australian Fruit Juice MAIN COURSE OF STEAK MAIN COURSE OF COMBI NORMAL CUT Sirloin Ribeye $11.50++ Sirloin $10.90+ Fillet Sirloin $12.90++ R»beye $11.90+. Fillet Ribeye $13.50++ Fillet $15.50+96 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration273 1989-02-15 12 Wire services. SHARE prices closed higher but below their session peaks on the London Stock Exchange yesterday. The Financial Times 30share index closed up 16.9 points at 1,675. The rise was due to heavy futures-related buying and a strong early trend on Wall Street. The trend in New YorkWire services. - 273 words
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Article75 1989-02-15 12 Reuter. SHARE prices rose in opening trade on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today on a higher yen overnight and bargain-hunting, brokers said. The Nikkei index rose 86.80 points, or 0.27 per cent, to 32,069.69 in 10 minutes. Gainers were led by pulp/paper, non-life insurance, real estate, auto, oil, shipbuilding,Reuter. - 75 words
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Article51 1989-02-15 12 FT Industrials Tues 1,675.00 (1,658.10) Dow Jones Average Tues 2,281.25 (2,282.50) ST Industrial Tues 1,120.17 (1,139.70 NST Industrial Tues 1,963.67 (1,975.49) Hongkong Hang Seng Tues 3,099.97 (3,153.73) Australian All Ordinaries Tues 1,485.80 (1,478.70) Nikkei Stock Average Tues 31.982.89 (31,985.32) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration279 1989-02-15 12 Wire services. WALL Street blue chips closed slightly lower yesterday after profit-taking checked a roaring morning rally. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 1.25 points to 2,281.25. The broader market fared better, as advances led declines 772 to 663 on a moderate New York Stock Exchange volume ofWire services. - 279 words
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HORIZONS
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Article907 1989-02-15 13 DEAR AGGIE AGGIE will give advice every Wednesday in this paper. Questions Aggie can't answer will be put to other experts such as doctors, psychologists and psychiatrists. You can write to: Dear Aggie, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. You must give907 words
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Article, Illustration271 1989-02-15 13 HETEROSEXUAL infidelity can be a serious threat to a marriage. A homosexual affair, in most cases, destroys it. The British magazine Best reports on the case of a woman who was devastated on discovering that her husband had been having an affair271 words
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Article, Illustration780 1989-02-15 14 Anne Thompson - Showtime BEST PICTURE BEST ACTOR The Accidental Tourist TomHanks Big o- Dustin Hoffman, Rain Man Dangerous Liaisons an Mississippi Burning ~5? ne Hactanan, Rain Man M««a».ppi Burning Edward James Olmos, Stand and Deliver BEST ACTRESS Forest Whitaker. Bird Glenn Close, Dangerous BEST DIRECTOR LiaisonsLos Angeles Times Syndicate. - 780 words
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Advertisement108 1989-02-15 15 USE THIS TO PROGRAMME YOUR Compact design VHS-C format movie camera, NATIONAL VCRs. I with full features for 'serious' shooting. H||||| ******************** M 111 8 8 L J Enjoy the ease of auto focus, insert and synchro '"'l''"l B,ii (,*Jcpnyrjiuim -nvmt jitimeolprinting editing. High Speed Shutter. 6x power Ifl||||Hßlfli3Mi tell108 words
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Page 15 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1774 1989-02-15 15 w a A hp lelevision= Mtil Tales From The Hollywood Videofashion News American Style Insight 60 Minutes The SCREEN M Hills A Table at Ciros's (7.20pm, SBC 12) Reagans and Two A Week GEMS m (9.30pm, SBC 5) THIS episode takes a look at what (8 pm, SBC 12) f|1,774 words
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Article, Illustration821 1989-02-15 16 Beggars with fat bank accounts. Beggars who are able-bodied and have family members. Beggars who beg not because they need to but because it's easy money. These are professional beggars who are now the target of a move by the of Community Development The Ministry maintainsPicture/ Chuah Chin Hong - 821 words
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316 1989-02-15 16 DISGUISED BEGGING' THESE are two cases of "disguised begging" from the files of the Ministry of Community Development. The names of the beggars are withheld at the ministry's request but the background and facts of the cases are true. A blind 55-year-old man316 words
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Article, Illustration399 1989-02-15 16 BEGGAR-AID HOMES MR A LATH IFF, 52, has $1,800 tucked away in the bank. It's a far cry from four years ago when he was an alcoholic, penniless and picked up for begging and detained in a welfare home. Today, Mr Lathiff is still in Woody399 words
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Article334 1989-02-15 16 THE DESTITUTE PERSONS BILL ABLE-BODIED people who are caught begging for a third time will face prosecution when a new Destitute Persons Bill becomes law. The Bill, passed by Parliament last month, is aimed at professional beggars only, said Mr Chew Sin Poon, the Community Development Ministry's334 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration592 1989-02-15 18 UPI. M I 'AKING the Hijacking of the Achille Lauro had all the secrecy of a military operation against terrorism. It all began three years ago when producer 'Tamara Asseyev wanted to make a two-hour drama of the 1985 hijacking of the luxuryUPI. - 592 words
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Article, Illustration223 1989-02-15 18 SHORT CIRCUIT 2 (Cathay and Marina 1) NOT as enjoyable as the first one. A few heart-warming scenes at the end when Johnny Five almost dies. Times: Cathay 11am, 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.15 pm Marina 1 1.30, 4, 7, 9.15 pm ACES GO PLACES 5 The Terracotta Hit (Cathay223 words
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198 1989-02-15 18 THE Eldee Young Quartet dishes out a heady mix of jazz favourites and current pop hits at Somerset's Bar nightly, all jazzed up their way. For Eldee and Redd, Singapore is like a second home. This is their fourth appearance198 words
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Advertisement634 1989-02-15 19 TrQQD HBO I i*i i i RAW FISH FROM THE OLD MASTER! MRLAUYEOKPUI (&g\ IAIQ^gCoXJBT 340 Ang Mo Kk), Street 32 #01-1697 Singapore 2056 (Off Avenue 1, Oppoefte Swimming Complex) Tib *****12/*****13 I (Closed on every Thursday) THE BEST CHICKEN AROUND TOWN DELICIOUS MOUTH WA TERING Chicken Porridge Rice Chicken634 words
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Advertisement14 1989-02-15 19 V^arair INDONESIAN RESTAURANT PTE LTD *04-17/16 CENTREPOINT TEL *****92 #02-43 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA TEL *****6414 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration438 1989-02-15 20 A stark but perfect team, Anita Sarawak and her boys. Their act is energetic, oozes with passion and tantalizes the senses. This East-West combination is back again for another electrifying stint at the Celebrities T I HEY'RE a perfect foil to Anita Sarawak. She's dark and sultryPicture/Jonathan Choo - 438 words
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Article, Illustration217 1989-02-15 20 WHEN you've hung up your gun and retired from being the world's favourite secret agent, the next step is to set your sights on West End. At least it holds true for Roger Moore, who steps out from the shoes of James Bond 007 and217 words
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228 1989-02-15 20 YOU can now book tickets for an evening at a West End theatre right here in Singapore. Since last year, a travel agency called Travelplan has been offering a service where clients can book tickets for any London musical or play.228 words
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Article, Illustration487 1989-02-15 21 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong a i CTING can mean being prepared to wind-surf, ride a horse, do a handstand, fight with swords and even ride a motor-cycle. That's what SBC drama artists have found. Hu Shuxian and Chen Tianwen, for instance, had to learn toPicture/ Nicklaus D'cruz - 487 words
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Article, Illustration280 1989-02-15 21 UPI THE Case of the Comeback Courtroom Series. Perry Mason returns to TV. It started on American channels last Sunday. But Singapore viewers got to see actor Raymond Burr return as the hero of the courtroom on Jan 29. Individual episodes will be telecast in the ThursdayUPI - 280 words
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Advertisement51 1989-02-15 21 Febs gives effective relief for colds Febs helps relieve your cold discomfort effectively. That's because Febs is specially formulated to relieve pain, fever and nasal congestion. It also contains Vitamin C to build up resistance. So at the first signs of a cold, take Febs. r produv i from MHPO64S4651 words
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Advertisement63 1989-02-15 22 A circus... on the heels of a war. The Magnificent New Bestseller from The Author of AZTEC in A spectacle of intriguing dmore woven into 19th century sodflptistoret From the post war to J Available at all good bookshops stp r 1 ii imirifc _|Tmr 1 New Industrial Road. Singapore63 words
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Miscellaneous195 1989-02-15 22 COMICRELIEF Hagar the Horrible/pik Browne MOM, WMEf2£ cowsHJl AllgUStd/Dominic Doelsma Angus McGill /AHA'"N TTAM NOTTUfcBUF?6URT")/"/ VHtf MCt, iwanupmpdiymoßll£ JU^TA^LON<S V—./ A£W£<seT V CT > AUA^AWP y A <p V-m^K^^oF /uf" owl a. V W4AF^y Safe* Ji &t4uk\x George the Robot/stephen Stanley IVg. <fcrr Cs©fslT \|C3 vjwat vpvc> sa»o ASo I195 words
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Miscellaneous1342 1989-02-15 24 I RADKX3UIDE I CHEDH i&WMf i;U>iijjiUM?l fin— NOON News in Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON News in Brief and Weather NOON Good Music, Company and Ma: MOON Newsdesk 19 AC a milß ir«l NOON atoning: Light and easy Report Noon-time musical entertain- 12.30 Business Matters: A weekly for vour listen?ng1,342 words
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SPORTS
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Article293 1989-02-15 25 Reuter. WORLD YOUTH CUP BRAZIL and the Soviet Union start joint-fa-vourites in the tussle for the silverware as the World Youth soccer championship begins in Saudi Arabia tomorrow. The stylish Brazilians, champions in 1983 and 1985 and unbeaten in their qualifying campaign this time, should notReuter. - 293 words
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Article, Illustration157 1989-02-15 25 AFP. FRANCE was given plenty to think about before its vital World Cup qualifier in Scotland next month when it was beaten 2-0 by English League leader Arsenal yesterday. Seeking experience of a British game before their Glasgow clash on March 8, Michel Platini's young side crashedAFP. - 157 words
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Article203 1989-02-15 25 Wire services. GERRY Armstrong yesterday resigned from English Second Division club Brighton in response to being charged with assault. The 34-year-old former Northern Ireland striker, who appears in court today, is alleged to have head-butted a member of Southwick Soccer Club after being sent off while playing for BrightonWire services. - 203 words
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Advertisement328 1989-02-15 25 THE EMPLOYMENT GIASSIFIED SECTION 7Q7 4 rf J tot-1 100 V* -1 _J APPOINTMENTS SUMMIT COMPANY (S) PTC LTD We are a major international medical supplies company dealing in well-known brands of ethical, OTC pharmaceuticals and surgical products. Due to an expansion programme, we are looking for THREE MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES328 words
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Advertisement127 1989-02-15 25 SKmz A Japanese multinational company is urgently seeking the services of APMNOTRATTVE STAFF To aasist in various dspsitiiisiits involving administratta, aooountlng, purchasing and parsormsi matters. Rslsvant knowledge and atperlanoe srs advantaoaoua Rash school leavers are anoouraoad to spp* Please submK detafsd resume, passportetasd photograph (nr) and oontact telephone number to127 words
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SCHOOLSPORTS
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Article, Illustration177 1989-02-15 26 A DIV BADMINTON: THE RAFFLES JC REPORT CARD RAFFLES Junior College captain Sumardi Lee (left) is the only survivor from the team which beat ACJC 3-2 Hast year. Sumardi comes from the Indonesian island of Tanjong Pinang, where "almost everybody plays badminton". "Being aPicture/ SAM YEO - 177 words
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Article272 1989-02-15 26 Shahiron Sahari - Stories/ Shahiron Sahari ANGLO— CHINESE School is the undisputed schools' badminton kingpin with a 13-year-old grasp on the B Division title. Yet it lost both the boys' and girls' junior college finals to Raffles Junior College last year. How come? "I don't know," said this year's272 words
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Article333 1989-02-15 26 Ken Jalleh Jr - Comment/ Ken Jalleh Jr TWO-four-six-eight, who do we appreciate? The kids in School Sport, that's who. This time each year, they are a promise of fresh air on a national-level cauldron stifled by bribery allegations, backbiting officials and spoilt brats. School sport is virgin playground;333 words
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Article, Illustration24 1989-02-15 26 LOOK out for these faces—■» because We FRIDAY A DIVISION SOCCER: The Bedok VI Report Card <*si toiiMk V24 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration708 1989-02-15 27 Wee Choon Seng, back as national coach after 14 years, knows what ails Singapore badminton. He outlines the treatment he has in mind to The New Paper. ALFONSO CHAN reports L IKE a doctor examining a patient and diagnosing the ailment, newly-appointed national coach Wee Choon708 words
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124 1989-02-15 27 THE Singapore Badminton Association will issue today a new schedule of play for the Konica Cup Invitation championships, to be held from Feb 21-26. This follows yesterday's withdrawal of two South Koreans, Lee Kwang Jin, from the singles, and Lee Sang Bok, from the doubles,124 words
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Article192 1989-02-15 27 Wire services. JACKIE Stewart, three-time Formula One world champion, signalled his return to auto racing yesterday with the announcement of a new British Formula Three team. Stewart, who retired from competition in 1973, will provide back-up support for his 23-year-old son Paul in a bid to launch him intoWire services. - 192 words
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Article280 1989-02-15 27 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: 1 RUGBY British Rugby League Div 1: Warrington 4 Wigan 10. British Rugby Union Club: Leicester 34 Royal Air Force 12, Llanelli 52 Abertillery 14, Nottingham 29 Nuneaton 17. SOCCER English Div 1: Everton 1 Aston Villa 1. English Div 4: HalifaxWire services. - 280 words
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199 1989-02-15 27 RACING... with MALCOLM BASTIANS SHARP Silver and stablemate Mana Tahu are due for a good showing at Penang this weekend judging from their trackwork there this morning. The duo Aziz was astride Sharp Silver matched strides over the 600 m sprint on grass in199 words
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Article, Illustration257 1989-02-15 28 Abdul Shukor - Stork*/ Abdul Shukor A SPECTATOR at a football match haa been arretted for alleged criminal intimidation on referee Sureah Nair. The man charged onto the field during the Tiong Bahru-Jurong Town Premier League match at Queens town last Saturday and started hitting Mr Nair. The 34-year-old man has257 words
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181 1989-02-15 28 THERE it no bitter feud between referee Suresh Nair and Tionc Bahru, or ita manager Richard Woon. A report that Mr Woon threatened to pull Tiong Bahru out of the Premier League waa a complete misquote that was amicably settled last night181 words
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Article, Illustration342 1989-02-15 28 BALESTIER UNITED manager S Thavaneson is a lucky man. Not only does he have three foreign footballers who can play football, he also has Omar Dawood. Omar who? Omar Dawood, Balestier's midfield hero in its 2-0 (agg 3-2) win over Tiong Bahru in the second leg of thePictures/Jonathan Choo - 342 words
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Article, Illustration440 1989-02-15 29 Abdul Shukor - 3tori«u Abdul Shukor A SPECTATOR at a football match hat been arrested for alleged criminal intimidation on referee Sureah Nair. The man charged onto the field during the Tiong Bahru-Jurong Town Premier League match at Queens town last Saturday and started hitting Mr Nair. The 34-year-old man has440 words
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Article, Illustration343 1989-02-15 29 BALESTIER UNITED manager S Thavaneson is a lucky man. Not only does he have three foreign footballers who can play football, he also has Omar Dawood. Omar who? Omar Dawood, Balestier's midfield hero in its 2-0 (agg 3-2) win over Tiong Bahru in the second leg of thePictures/ Jonathan Choo - 343 words
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Article, Illustration198 1989-02-15 30 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia s i INGAPORE will send a representative to the World Cup Triathlon to be held at Australia on April 30. A selection trial on March 5 will decide the name. A few promising triathletes have been told of the trial. Mr Alec Kuok,198 words
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Article, Illustration248 1989-02-15 30 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan NATIONAL squash player Simon Yang wants trials to be held for selecting the best Singapore squad for October's World Championship here even though he has been earmarked without a trial. Simon, selected by national selectors last Saturday for a two-and-a-half month com-petition-cum-training trip to248 words
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Article161 1989-02-15 30 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan THE plan to bring in some Pacific Rim players into the Tiger Beer Pacific Rim tennis championship has veered slightly off-course. Australia, one of the countries tournament director James Fu hoped very much could sent players, did not submit anyone when the draw161 words
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Article, Illustration899 1989-02-15 31 I ►Gauiry -y ELIOT AND BYRON. In %r\ conjunction with the 1 1 centenary of T S Eliot and and the bicentenary of Lord Byron, the British Council and the Ang Mo Kio branch library has put up an exhibition of their lives. Posters depicting the life of the899 words
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Article17 1989-02-15 31 GALLERY: Eliot and Byron OUT AND ABOUT: Cable cars COMING UP: Addicted to Robert Palmer17 words
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Article, Illustration137 1989-02-15 31 RAN Is the title of a 1986 film adaptation of Shakespeare's King Lear, directed by Japan's master film-maker Aldra Kurosawa. The film Is set In JaS'a period of warrinrarinelpalitieab 17-1582), whan various clans were ting for supremacy. An old laid divide* his kingdom among his three sons, touching137 words
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