The New Paper, 25 February 1989
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Title Section20 1989-02-25 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25/ SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1989 MCI (P) 179/4/88 50 CENTS the new paper20 words
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Advertisement65 1989-02-25 1 9 SUCKED OUT OF JEIUNER Suddenly there is a hole big enough for an ambulance to drive through! The jumbo-jet with 354 people on board has just taken off from Honolulu. Nine people fall 6,000 m into the Pacific Ocean. The cause? Either an explosion or structural failure. "There was65 words
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Advertisement60 1989-02-25 1 TURNS UP Madam Esther Tay say8 Madepower is no longer in maid recruiting business. She blames another woman for "the mess"./ Page 2. MORE INDIAN E GOING OUT TO WORK /PageS WEATHER SATELLITE REPORT DELAYED Our special report on a new satellite system for more accurate weather forecasts has been60 words
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Article, Illustration48 1989-02-25 1 Thumb out: Reporter Irene Ng spends an hour hitching lifts. She's finding out whether Singaporeans think it's safe to pick up hitchhikers. Fifteen men stop for her. Women don't, for some reason. She figures out why./ Page 3 Picture/ Kenneth KohPicture/ Kenneth Koh - 48 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration758 1989-02-25 2 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching T IHE sole proprietor of a company that allegedly vanished with a woman's deposit for a maid, surfaced yesterday and gave her side of the story. She is Madam Esther Tay, 30, who came to The New Paper office758 words
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Article, Illustration259 1989-02-25 2 Wire services. MORE than 2,000 Muslims gathered at a field in Kuala Trengganu to vent their anger against Salman Rushdie and his novel The Satanic Verses. The demonstrators burnt British, US, Soviet and Israeli flags yesterday in the belief that these countries supported the writing ofWire services.; Picture/ Nst - 259 words
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Article155 1989-02-25 2 THE Moscow Narodny Bank is planning to retrench about 25 of its 76 staff here. It is linked to a retrenchment exercise at its London office. A "substantial number" there had been asked to goThe move is part of the banking group's plans to restructure155 words
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110 1989-02-25 2 Wire services. PRESIDENT Suharto of Indonesia and the National Family Planning Programme of the African republic of Togo will share this year's UN Population Award. The United Nations made the announcement yesterday. Officials praised Mr Suharto's leadership in family planning. Mr Suharto actively promotedWire services. - 110 words
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Miscellaneous22 1989-02-25 2 THE WEATHER THE weather outlook from noon to midnight: Showers over many areas from mid-af-ternoon till early evening. Maximum temperature: 31 degrees.22 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration533 1989-02-25 3 Irene Ng - By Irene Ng IS IT safe for motorists to pick up a hitchhiker? Yes, because Singapore is a safe place, said 10 motorists. It depends on the hitchhiker's looks, sex and age, said another five motorists. No, no, no way, said Mr Kwok Kam Hon,Pictures/ Kenneth Koh - 533 words
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Article, Illustration88 1989-02-25 3 Mr Stephen Quelc At lonely North Buona Vista Road, Mr Quek stops for our photographer, Kenneth Koh, because Kenneth looks "decent" and may need help. Businessman George Tan: "I will stop for old women and young girls. I would have second thoughts about88 words
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364 1989-02-25 3 REPORTER Irene Ng spends almost an hour thumbing lifts at both the busy East Coast Expressway and the lonely North Buona Vista Road. She says: Our drivers generally don't like to see you on the side of the road waving your364 words
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Article, Illustration335 1989-02-25 4 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim N EW tenders are being called for the proposed re-develop-ment of Telok Ayer Market, a building earmarked for preservation. The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board called for retenders in an advertisement in The Straits Times yesterday. But one of the companies335 words
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151 1989-02-25 4 SOME students working part-time at Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) to support themselves have been given extra aid. The fast food firm has started a financial assistance scheme for them. KFC awarded this morning more than $7,000 to 11 students chosen for their work performance and151 words
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Article187 1989-02-25 4 TOWN councillors for Bedok, Potong Pasir and Bukit Batok became the first to be listed in a government gazette last night. They include private citizens and elected government officials. For the Bedok town council (Bedok GRC and two single-member wards): Chairman Dr Hong Hai (Bedok GRC); vice-chairman Mr187 words
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Article, Illustration276 1989-02-25 4 WHEN Mrs Shanta Singam opens her front door, she does not come face-to-face with her caller. There is a metal grille gate enclosing the few square metres of space before her. "This metal gate is very good for security reasons. It offers me extra276 words
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Article, Illustration75 1989-02-25 5 Roof wrecker: A heavy pile-driving machine toppled over and crashed onto the roof of a soy sauce factory (far side of road), ripping a big hole in the roof. No one was in the factory at the time. It happened Thursday at a construction site in PayaPicture/ Lianhe Wanbao - 75 words
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Article243 1989-02-25 5 A SURVEY of working women shows this significant change a lot more Indian women are working. The new trend showed up in the Labour Force Survey of Singapore 1988. The survey says 51.7 per cent of Indian women age 15 or above are earning money.243 words
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Article, Illustration230 1989-02-25 5 NEW Zealand to Singapore is a long way, especially when you are just 12 weeks old. But anything goes for the sake of publicity, so Bud the lamb has found herself in a new home temporarily. In quarantine for the last four days at the SingaporePicture/ Chuah Chin Hong - 230 words
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Article86 1989-02-25 5 A NEW agreement gives Singapore Airlines the right to fly in and out of any city in Belgium. The "very liberal" revised air services agreement was announced yesterday by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS). Sabena Belgian World Airlines and SIA may86 words
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Article, Illustration380 1989-02-25 6 Chua Chin Chye - By Chua Chin Chye P OLICE and errant motorists played cat-and-mouse yester- day on Cecil Street. But it wasn't a game. The Traffic Police, Urban Redevelopment Authority and Registry of Vehicles have been chasing errant motorists as part of a blitz against illegal parkingPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 380 words
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Article76 1989-02-25 6 TRAFFIC police are joining hands with the Housing Board to put an end to illegal parking in HDB estates. The operation will start next month, reports the Chinese daily newspaper, Lianhe Zaobao. The problem is worst on public holidays and Sundays when many estates76 words
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95 1989-02-25 6 SHAW Towers has told all shops and eating houses to get out when their leases expire at the end of March. Renovation work makes this necessary, tenants were told. The work will be "extensive and comprehensive", Shaw Towers Realty Pte Ltd95 words
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Article, Illustration375 1989-02-25 7 Geneieve Kwek - By Geneieve Kwek t I HEY usually teach electronics and civil and building studies. Yesterday they played jazz. The 10 members of the Sin- gapore Polytechnic Combo band put aside their notes and lecterns for a good purpose. It was to show and tell visiting school-leaversPictures/ David Tan - 375 words
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Article, Illustration242 1989-02-25 8 T HERE was a hit-and-run of a different kind here yesterday. A man pinched a motorcycle, took it for a ride, crashed it, and then ran away. He is believed to have taken the machine from a service station where its owner had left242 words
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173 1989-02-25 8 THE Social Development Section (SDS) is thinking big. Come September, it will hold a mass wedding for at least 40 couples. All the men and women were brought together by the unit. This is the first time the SDS is holding173 words
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Article, Illustration460 1989-02-25 8 NURSE Ms Wang Lee Lian, 30, was to have come home this April to prepare for a nursing examination in Hongkong. She will never sit for that exam. She died in a road accident in Oman, in the Middle East, last weekend. The car she460 words
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Article102 1989-02-25 8 A group of teenagers assaulted another 14-year-old girl after accusing her of calling them non-virgins. Rosmawarti binti Mohammed Yusop, 16, pleaded guilty in court yesterday to being part of an unlawful assembly. She and six friends hit Siti Rahayu binti Mohd, 14, in an HDB block at102 words
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Article164 1989-02-25 8 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. accentuated: Emphasised or made more noticeable. amicably: In a friendly and pleasant way. antidote: Something that helps to change a difficult or unpleasant situation. diametrically opposed: Totally different. enigmatic:164 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration387 1989-02-25 9 Wire services. AN airline passenger's nightmare is to be suddenly sucked out of the plane to fall thousands of metres to death. It happened to nine passengers aboard a United Airlines jumbo jet yesterday shortly after it took off from Honolulu. Something ripped aWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 387 words
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Article154 1989-02-25 9 Wire services. FIRST reports on the United Airlines disaster referred to an explosion aboard the Boeing 747. Later word is that structural failure might be responsible. The pilot and some passengers said they heard an explosion. Others described a hissing sound and a "tearing away of theWire services. - 154 words
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149 1989-02-25 9 Wire services. THE United States says it is not yet ready to recognize the government-in-exile formed by the Afghan resistance groups. US State Department spokesman Charles Redman said in Washington yesterday that the rebel council formed on Thursday has not met all theWire services. - 149 words
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Article156 1989-02-25 9 Wire services. IT DOES not look like Mr John Tower, President Bush's choice for the No 2 spot in his cabinet, is going to get the job. Mr Tower has been rejected as defence secretary by a Senate committee worried about his alleged drinkingWire services. - 156 words
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Article238 1989-02-25 9 Wire services. ONE passenger compared it to the sound of a paper bag blown full of air and then popped. To another it was a ripping noise. Ms Rochelle Perel, 48, of Beverly Hills, California, heard the ripping. She was sitting next to seats that blew away,Wire services. - 238 words
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Article, Illustration296 1989-02-25 10 Wire services. A WITNESS at the Iran-contra trial Bays Oliver North tried to get Nicaraguan rebels to make a suicide raid against Sovi-et-made heli- copters at a Managua airport. The prosecution says the one-time lieutenant-colonel in the Marines made the effort while he was a WhiteWire services. - 296 words
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Article, Illustration52 1989-02-25 10 Nabbed: Two men, believed to be members of a leftist group that had vowed to disrupt the funeral of Emperor Hirohito make a dash for the funeral motorcade (top right) but are speedily nabbed by the police (above), and completely subdued soon afterwards (right). Pictures/ AfpPictures/ Afp; Picture/ Reuter - 52 words
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262 1989-02-25 10 Wire services. SECURITY demands made by the US Secret Service bewilder and dismay the pastor of the church that President Bush will visit in Beijing tomorrow. After Emperor Hirohito's funeral in Tokyo, President Bush flies to Beijing today. First, agents wanted to examine severalWire services. - 262 words
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Article132 1989-02-25 10 A MOTHER in China strangled her baby daughter so she could divorce the man who raped her, then bought her as a wife. The story was told by the Farmers Daily yesterday. It began when 21-year-old Li Xia's father decided to sell her. But she didn't132 words
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69 1989-02-25 10 Wire services SOUTH African police will no longer arrest blacks who break apartheid laws by using public facilities for "whites only". A government spokesman said yesterday that people would still be formally liable to prosecution, but that police would merely make identity checks. "Petty apartheid"Wire services - 69 words
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Article287 1989-02-25 10 Wire services. POLITICAL powers of the left and right who helped Mrs Corozon Aquino become president of the Philippines said they boycotted today's celebration of her third year in office. They said they were disappointed by what they consider a lack of direction in her rule. TheWire services. - 287 words
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Article, Illustration250 1989-02-25 11 Japan Economic Journal A GROWING number of Japanese think Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita may have to call an election to test voters' trust in his government. He could be forced to this drastic step by the scandal that just won't go away the RecruitJapan Economic Journal - 250 words
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164 1989-02-25 11 Japan Economic Journal IF Japan's Prime Minister Takefhiia is pulled down by the Recruit scandal who would be in line to succeed him? There is no easy answer. A noted political critic, Mr Keiichiro Nakamura, says most other high-level politicians also are tarred with theJapan Economic Journal - 164 words
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Article79 1989-02-25 11 Wire services. THE thirsty thief who stole 30 compasses from fishing boats moored at Hirtshals, Denmark, got a lot more than he wanted. He stole the compasses so he could drink an alcoholic liquid that keeps them from freezing. "Compasses have been found lying in the streetWire services. - 79 words
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130 1989-02-25 11 Wire services. BRITAIN'S royal family has asked a World War II veteran of the Burma campaign to call off his hunger strike. Mr Andrew Burgess started his starvation diet eight days ago to protest against sending the Duke of Edinburgh to Emperor Hirohito'sWire services. - 130 words
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Advertisement49 1989-02-25 9 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. j Another from MHP *****649 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration273 1989-02-25 11 Wire services. SHARE prices on the London Stock Exchange held on to small gains yesterday despite a sharp drop from their peaks. They fell from their day's highs because of steep declines in early trade on Wall Street following an increase in the US discount rate. The Financial TimesWire services. - 273 words
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Article51 1989-02-25 11 FT Industrials Fri 1,663.40 (1,660.70) Dow Jones Average Fri 2,245.54 (2,289.46) ST Industrial Fri 1,135.21 (1,134.52) NST Industrial Fri 1,971.93 (1,968.75) Hongkong Hang Seng Fri 3,114.23 (3,125.20) Australian All Ordinaries Fri 1,485.50 (1,477.70) Nikkei Stock Average Fri Closed (32,452.49) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration289 1989-02-25 11 Wire services. SHARE prices tumbled on Wall Street yesterday following announcements by major commercial banks and the Federal Reserve that they were increasing interest rates. The Dow Jones industrial average lost 43.92 points to close at 2,245.54 points. That extended its loss for the week to 79.28 points.Wire services. - 289 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration473 1989-02-25 12 USA Today. w 'AITING for Tracy. That was the night's singular obsession backstage at the 31st Grammy Awards presentation on Wednesday. Gloating winners toting their awards and performers eager for more attention swarmed through the Shrine Auditorium's off-camera press rooms. But even though the enigmaticUSA Today.; Pictures/ Reuter - 473 words
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Article, Illustration341 1989-02-25 12 USA Today. THE Grammys accentuated the positive on Wednesday in Los Angeles but didn't ignore the negative. The messages in Bobby McFerrin's bubbly, acrobatic vocalising and Tracy Chapman's sombre parables of social turmoil couldn't be more diametrically opposed. Yet McFerrin's besting of Chapman in keyUSA Today. - 341 words
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Miscellaneous1525 1989-02-25 13 RADIOGUIDE EEEHB EBBi lifVlliM EH3HHI NOON News in Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON News in Brief and Weather Be- "OON On Track: Ross Tucker plays NOON Newsdesk 12.05 Beal Fun: Join Roger Kool for NOON Easy listening: A selection of Port the new ones, and offers some 12.30 Here's Humph!:1,525 words
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UPDATE
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Article2419 1989-02-25 14 SATURDAY Gallery CHANGI: WAR PRISON. A coiection of 40 phototfaphs taken secretly by George AspinaH while he was a prisoner of the Japanese in 1942 at the Seiarang Barracks In Changi. They show how he and thousands of Britons and Australians were held there.2,419 words
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Article, Illustration108 1989-02-25 14 THE Guangdong Choazhou opera troupe from China performs Empress Hanwen. The story is about Dou Ji, a former concubine in the Imperial Palace and daughter of a commoner. She gets the title of Empress when Crown Prince Liu Heng regains power. He has been banished for108 words
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Article, Illustration152 1989-02-25 14 TODAY A CENTRESTAGE: Indian song and dance items feature in l*_J a variety show organised by the Pasir Panjang CC youth group. At the CC. 7.30 pm. Free. [T/T OUT AND ABOUT: A display of the latest equipment in IZU telecommunications by more than 100 exhibitors from all152 words
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Article, Illustration126 1989-02-25 14 TWO Chinese artists He Kung-De and Yong Ker-Shen will exhibit 80 of their oils. Both men learned the Chinese tradition of painting before carving their niche in Western styles. He Kung-De was born in Sichuan in 1925. He achieved a name in Chinese painting and only took up126 words
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Miscellaneous1664 1989-02-25 15 Television EPH f Chinese Cinema Lonely Fifteen Tiger Beer Pacific Rim Tennis Saturday Night Movie Coast to SCREEN m (10.00pm, SBC 8) I Championships (Live) Coast GEMS W A SOCIAL drama set in (1.55pm, SBC 12) (10.30pm, SBC 5) SBC brings all the action live from MADDIE (Dyan Cannon) escapes1,664 words
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Advertisement44 1989-02-25 16 The search is over. Digital Intro Scan, Index Search and Time Search f 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 l A frame ES National w//t S>lii«mKt«Ma H^HHVRVVVVfMVITIVIIVIIRMWMfIBHIHI (^■pssr"" l44 words
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Miscellaneous1307 1989-02-25 16 HP 1 QKMI televisions Pip^l crei.Lv M Movie par ad e —On the Edge Screen 8 Rape of the Sword Moment in Peking (Debut) ML ~;jr!tV V v rFM<! (3.00 pm, SBC 5) (3.00 pm, SBC 8) (10.00 pm, SBC 8) W& ST# 4 ki. T CjLMb M WEg Homan1,307 words
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Article2417 1989-02-25 17 SATURDAY Gallery CHANGI: WAR PRISON. A collection of 40 photoffaphs taken secretly by George AsptaaK while he was a prisoner of the Japanese in 1942 at the Selarang Barracks In Changi. They show how he and thousands of Britons and Australians were held there.2,417 words
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Article, Illustration108 1989-02-25 17 THE Guangdong Choazhou opera troupe from China performs Empress Hanwen. The story is about Dou Ji, a former concubine in the Imperial Palace and daughter of a commoner. She gets the title of Empress when Crown Prince Liu Heng regains power. He has been banished for108 words
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Article, Illustration154 1989-02-25 17 TODAY [7/T CENTRESTAGE: Indian song and dance items feature in U—J a variety show organised by the Pasir Panjang CC youth group. At the CC. 7.30 pm. Free. V77C OUT AND ABOUT: A display of the latest equipment in l?_l telecommunications by more than 100 exhibitors from all154 words
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Article, Illustration126 1989-02-25 17 TWO Chinese artists He Kung-De and Yong Ker-Shen will exhibit 80 of their oils. Both men learned the Chinese tradition of painting before carving their niche in Western styles. He Kung-De was born in Sichuan in 1925. He achieved a name in Chinese painting and only took up126 words
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Miscellaneous1609 1989-02-25 18 RACHOGUDE J.I 111— 1:1 j.llJ dIMMJI E39HI 6an News in Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) 12.05 Call Me: A selection of pop vo- 6an Breakfast Club: Great musical Nowsbour 0.05 On Air Wake up to lovely melo- an News la Brief c&ls and instrumental* with a entertainment to greet you on1,609 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration612 1989-02-25 19 Ting Mei See - The TV surveys say SBC 8 is tops. But who makes sure that the knob stays firmly there most of the time? Or at RTM 1, the next popular channel, some of the time? Who rules the TV tube at home? TING MEI SEE612 words
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Article194 1989-02-25 19 THE language of prime-time television is firmly Chinese, with Singapore viewers remaining staunchly loyal to SBC 8. During the week surveyed from Jan 21 to 28 by the market research firm, Survey Research Singapore, 69 per cent of the viewers were switched on to SBC 8,194 words
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Article, Illustration54 1989-02-25 19 15 )< Friday Movie Enter The )=aJL Ninja Arena Pop hgif Strange Encounter II Hm/1 Studio 1 Presents Perfect Match Chinese film, The Seven-Year Itch (n Malay dramas Layar Mutiara -m/ and Citranika Senada Seirama, entertainment programme Japanese serial Rin Hane Roma. Strange Encounter II: One54 words
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149 1989-02-25 19 Lo Tien Yin - OSEENYESTERDAY By Lo Tien Yin SO you thought nobody is awake at Tea Break Special at 3 pm every Friday. The newspaper listings announced that comedians Rodney Dangerfield and Val Avery would be starring in Easy Money on SBC 5. Well, Easy Money149 words
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Article, Illustration478 1989-02-25 20 Syndication Link. YAZZ is pretty hard to dislike, mostly because she's such a nice, normal girl. The kind of girl who says "Thanks a lot, babe," when a secretary hands her a cup of tea, who knows she shouldn't smoke but can't kick it andSyndication Link. - 478 words
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Article, Illustration410 1989-02-25 20 AT 28, Simply Red's Mick Hucknall has plenty of reasons to be cheerful. A third album is primed to emulate its two three-million selling predecessors and a world tour is about to start in Britain, says a British newspaper, The Observer. And, if his songwriting410 words
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Article, Illustration490 1989-02-25 20 Lim Sek - SATURDAY SOUNDS By Lim Sek BEACHES (WEA) is the soundtrack of Bette Midler's new movie. It's also this warm singer-comedienne's first studio album in six years. Despite the long lapse, Midler has not lost her impeccable touch. In fact the film puts her in490 words
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Article, Illustration593 1989-02-25 21 USA Today. ON Moonlighting last season, Maddie Hayes ran home to Mom for less than Cybill Shepherd went through last week in real life. First, she filed for divorce from Bruce Oppenheim, father of their 16-month-old twins, Ariel and Zachariah. Then, tabloids revealed herUSA Today. - 593 words
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Article, Illustration225 1989-02-25 21 M A FISH CALLED WANDA (Cathay, Marina 1) JAMIE Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline and John Cleese are thrown together in a sparkling, witty comedy. Wellworth catching. Times: Cathay 11am, 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.30pm Marina 1 Ipm, 3.30, 7, 9pm MR COCONUT (Cathay cinemas) A COMEDY about a country bumpkin225 words
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Advertisement54 1989-02-25 21 PRESUMED INNOCENT 4 Who killed Carolyn... whose body was found nude and bound in her fashionable apartment?... Was it rape and murder or a premeditated crime?... From page one, the bwk consciously transcends the murder mystery genre, combining whodunit suspense with an(l STP Distributors 1 New Industrial Road. Singapore 195354 words
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Miscellaneous242 1989-02-25 23 COMICRELIEF Orchard Road/coiin Goh Single Slices/peter Kohisaat I^l I 50...1RA W#T I Y Mtf ME* fu«...bO j I *°yrz ,M J fe M 7 (z B 1 i«. VI %ft Cathy/Cathy Gllisewite "Oh! I made such a fool of myself. I sent her these cute little cards. And flowers. r242 words
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NOWMATTERS
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Article, Illustration309 1989-02-25 24 Karen Goh - By Karen Goh IF you have a picture of your favourite pop star, actor, whatever, you can turn it into a poster in a minute or so. Fuji Photo Film has a new printer that does it all. Feed in A 4 or B4309 words
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Article, Illustration273 1989-02-25 24 Geneieve Kwek - By Geneieve Kwek STUDENTS can find out more about the Information Technology industry through a booklet specially written for them. What's in IT? is a 43-page publication by the students committee of the Singapore Computer Society (SCS). This first booklet of the273 words
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Article, Illustration473 1989-02-25 24 Karen Goh - AMATTEROFOPINION By Karen Goh Eddie Chen, 16. waiting for 0 level results ana wearing skateboarding gear. "I think people who judge others like that are jerks. There is nothing wrong with looking the way I do. So why should they look at473 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration279 1989-02-25 25 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor FINALLY, after failing to stage a world fight in Singapore last year, boxing promoter Victor Dunoo has made his dream a reality. Tonight at the National Stadium, Indonesian world champion Ellyas Pical and American Mike Phelps will fight for the International Boxing Federation279 words
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Article154 1989-02-25 25 AFP. MIKE Tyson's trials and tribulations of the past year are a thing of the past, if the scales are anything to go by. The world heavyweight boxing champion, who went on a wild bout of party going after a messy separation from his wife, isAFP. - 154 words
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SPORT/RACING
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Article, Illustration520 1989-02-25 26 BESTBET :RACE 7 T I WO promising newcomers saddle up -in today's opening race and all the indications are that they will attract heavy betting. Samsuri's Speedy Wing is by a Golden Slipper winner and showed electrifying speed in a trial at Bukit Timah last month. Golden520 words
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Article, Illustration362 1989-02-25 26 THE Tote Board Feature Stakes is the main race of the weekend, but racegoers will be more interested in Penang's Race 7 tomorrow. This pits no less than six last-start winners against each other in a field of nine. In fact we don't see362 words
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Article271 1989-02-25 26 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BASKETBALL NBA League: Atlanta 100 Indiana 97, New Jersey 111 Los Angeles Clippers 100, NY Knicks 139 Charlotte 114. ICE HOCKEY National Hockey League: Detroit 6 Pittsburgh 6, Hartford 4 Quebec 2, Vancouver 2 Toronto 1. SNOOKER British Open 4th rd: CliffWire services. - 271 words
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Article, Illustration267 1989-02-25 27 IT looks like the same old story would be told in today's women's singles final between Wang Shi Ting and second seeded Park Mai Sin. In the Asian Open in Manila last year, Shi Ting won in straight sets. From her performance here soPictures/ Chuah Chin Hong - 267 words
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Article, Illustration305 1989-02-25 27 T R Ramakrishnan - Stories/ T R Ramakrishnan THE bubble had to burst. Almost all matches in the Tiger Beer Pacific Rim tennis tournament have been marred by bad line calls. But the players have been tolerant, expressing their disgust momentarily, then putting it behind them. As one of them put305 words
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Article205 1989-02-25 27 IT was quite certain that Kim Bong Soo and Yoo Jin Sun would fight for the US$6,OOO (S$12,000) first prize after top-seeded Steve Guy was knocked out in the first round. So the two Koreans took their appointed places yesterday, but in contrasting styles. Second seeded205 words
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392 1989-02-25 27 Shahiron Sahari - By Shahiron Sahari BAD news for Police: Its abandoned Premier League match against Jurong Town last Sunday will have to be replayed in full, said the Premier League Committee last night. The match, which was called, off by referee T Rajamanickam after 66 minutes392 words
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Article, Illustration104 1989-02-25 28 Alfonso Chan - Stories Alfonso Chan THE Asian Badminton Confederation has moved the Asian team championship out of Shanghai, China, to Bangkok due to lack of interest from sponsors. The meet will be held as scheduled from April 11-16. ABC business manager Punch Gunalan said they couldn't find a104 words
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Article, Illustration165 1989-02-25 28 LEAPING Lius Ponggoh, of Indonesia, lay low yesterday and tricked China's boy wonder Wan Zhengwen into whacking it out to keep his hopes alive for the Konica Cup badminton semi-finals. Lius, 27, slowed down the pace in the rubber to beat Wan 15-8, 13-18,Pictures/ Aundry Gan - 165 words
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119 1989-02-25 28 Bernard Pereira - By Bernard Pereira THEY had only one thing in mind at the Singapore Badminton Hall cheer for their "sisters" and country Thailand. Yes, Kaewta Kovittummakam, 15, of Whitley Secondary Two, and Weeranuch Kamol- rungvarakul, 11, of Lee Kuo Chuan Primary Six, were just like119 words
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Article, Illustration388 1989-02-25 29 South Korea and China had been kept apart all along in their Konica Cup women's singles groupings until tonight. They are now all set in two long-awaited showdowns in the semi-finals. Will there be an explosion of skill, courtcraft and strategy? ALFONSO CHAN analyses. TWO Chinese and two388 words
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Article, Illustration287 1989-02-25 29 Partner No. 4 minus SDU help PARK Joo Bong, of South Korea, could have come over to Singapore earlier and asked the Social Development Unit for help for he too had difficulty finding a partner. But the kind of partner he needed was in badminton doubles. And Park, 25, did287 words
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Article, Illustration231 1989-02-25 30 Sports will never be the same again, should survive this weekend's action. It's a menu so star-studded that it will leave you salivating; and so varied that it will leave you stumped. There's boxing, live at the Stadium and live on the tube, bodybuilding at Sentosa, tennis231 words
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Advertisement92 1989-02-25 30 Premier League committee The Asian orders replay of abandoned Badminton Police-Jurong Town match Confederation AflBH that was washed out after championships, 64 minutes. It dismissed scheduled for China Police's threat not to appear in April, will now be for a replay unless made to held in Bangkok from play for92 words
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