The New Paper, 3 April 1989
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Title Section12 1989-04-03 1 the new paper MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1989 MCI (P) 179/4/88 SO CENTS12 words
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Advertisement95 1989-04-03 1 i .mw I COUPLE /Pag* 6 TRAINS CRASH IN AN INFERNO M M Train laden with fuel derails and sets track on fire in Egypt. Train with 500 passengers comes from opposite direction and slams into it. Five burnt alive and more than 100 passengers seriously injured. "It was as95 words
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Article, Illustration55 1989-04-03 1 Those doll house-like structures are actually escape hatches. They provide added safety in case we need to go into Civil Defence shelters and then get out in a hurry. Our Pago 3 today gives a preview of the first two shelters underPicture/CHUAH CHIN HONG - 55 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration205 1989-04-03 2 Setting a course for tlw *****: Pages 16 and 17 THE Port of Singapore has done it again. For the third straight year it holds the title of world's busiest port. This happy news came from Dr Yeo Ning Hong, Minister for Communications and Information205 words
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235 1989-04-03 2 THE man who deserves the title of "Mr PSA" is Mr Lim Kim San. He has steered the course of the Singapore Port for a total of 14 years and one reason for his success is his "unerring feel in personnel235 words
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Article108 1989-04-03 2 STATISTICS of the success story: Shipping tonnage. 1964: 68 million gross tons; 1988: 396 million, making it world's busiest port. Container units. 1988: 3.38 million TEUs (20-foot equivalent units), making it second busiest container port. (PSA started handling containers in 1967.) Cargo. 1964: 18 million tonnes; 1988: 155108 words
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Article, Illustration221 1989-04-03 2 A NATIONAL University Hospital survey presented yesterday gives a sad picture of Singaporean homosexuals. It has found that: More than half of them were molested when young. They had an unhappy childhood. People who became gays in later life were also often scolded221 words
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Article133 1989-04-03 2 A GROUP of office workers in Kuala Lumpur have won Ms 3 million ($2.1 million), the first prize in Malaysia's Big Sweep, the Shin Min Daily News reported yesterday. They had pooled money to buy a few hundred lottery tickets for the March 18 Ipoh133 words
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Article, Illustration418 1989-04-03 3 Angeline Song - Story/ Angeline Song N I OW 700 of the 2.6 million people here have a safe place to run to if something violent and nasty is about to happen to Singapore. The first two civil defence shelters in a Housing Board estate are ready. Located atPictures/ Chuah Chin Hong - 418 words
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Advertisement72 1989-04-03 2 IFREE^/i I ICE i CREAM DATE: Wednesday, April 5 1989 I TIME: 12 Noon To 2pm I FLACE:Jurong Family Sports Centre J (Jurong Bowl)l, Yuan Ching Rd. 1 Present this coupon at the Meadow Gold Booth and redeem a j I delicious Soft Spot ice cream. I 1 It's white72 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous20 1989-04-03 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook from noon: Showers over many areas in the afternoon. Max temp: 31 deg. Min: 24 deg.20 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration557 1989-04-03 4 Chitra Rajaram - It was barely eight months ago when police raided some of the girlie barber shops which offered more than a plain haircut. Like weeds, these salons are springing up again, complete with dim lights, music, mattresses, toilet paper and girls with imaginative fingers. The New557 words
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158 1989-04-03 4 A BUSINESSMAN here for a short visit got more than he bargained for when he accepted a girl's offer to turn a massage into a big event. He was taken to a hair salon by Mr X, the man he came here to do business158 words
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Article, Illustration473 1989-04-03 4 TWO one-way lanes for pedestrians could be one way of smoothing the flow of people at crowded road crossings. In a letter to The Straits Times' Forum page on Feb 15, Mr M Chiang said there is chaos "when the hordes473 words
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126 1989-04-03 4 THE executive director of the Science Council of Singapore has been decorated by the French government. For his contribution to scientific and technical cooperation between France and Singapore, Dr Vincent Yip has been made a Chevalier dans l'Ordre des Palmes Academiques (Knight of the Order126 words
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Advertisement183 1989-04-03 5 Acentre of the future needs your name today. .it; v <•> •\V i <. -v.- v /V^v' *y>y^/* l N ffi"*'^^^^^HßWjKaßß. Singapore Telecom is currently developing of life in the Singapore of tomorrow. the mezzanine floor of Comcentre for the public And because this centre is for the public, to183 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration492 1989-04-03 6 Yusman Ahmad - This story resulted from a Hotline Plus call. By Yusman Ahmad A 26-YEAR-OLD man has been using a staircase landing at Block 255, Tampines Street 21, to spend the night with his girlfriend. He was sleeping with her on the dimly lit landing last SaturdayPicture/ Chuah Chin hong - 492 words
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95 1989-04-03 6 CHANGING money? Going overseas? Tune in to SBC Radio first. From today it will give the latest money exchange rates, from Monday to Friday, except on public holidays. The reports will be aired over Radio Three at 12.05 pm and 6.05 pm95 words
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Article, Illustration202 1989-04-03 7 Harinder Gill - Story/ Harinder Gill THOUGH they had met only twice, two students were "married" before a crowd of more than a thousand along Orchard Road. Ms Jessie Heng, 17, and her make-believe groom, Mr Kamal Hamdi, 23, were among Chomel's stars at a king-sized fashionpictures/ Simon Ker - 202 words
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Article, Illustration673 1989-04-03 8 MAILBOX Dear Editor, I READ with amazement and anger your article headlined Youths offered large sums to bare all (TNP, March 21). The article has a smattering of half-truths, lies and complete fabrications regarding OG magazine. Here are some of the facts concerning our operation. OG673 words
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181 1989-04-03 8 YOUR article on the woes of unmarried Indian women (TNP, March 18/19) was very interesting. I would like to add some comments. The article may have conveyed the impression that these Indian women remained unmarried because of their traditional attitudes. This is most unfortunate.181 words
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Article205 1989-04-03 8 PLEASE refer to the letter "More sympathy for dogs, please" by Johnny Soh (TNP, March 20). In Mr Soh's opinion, education, a sense of responsibility and tolerance are better solutions to the problem of dog nuisance rather than the imposition of the "one205 words
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Article99 1989-04-03 8 I WELCOME the Government's plan to restrict car usage rather than car ownership. Until measures such as electronic road pricing are implemented, I propose the following system: Motorists should display a coupon such as the URA/ HDB parking coupon when driving. Those who use cars frequently should99 words
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Article92 1989-04-03 8 I TRAVEL past Lavender Street regularly and most of the time get caught in traffic jams, especially near the stretch between Tyrwhitt and Foch roads. Most of the time this congestion is not due to breakdown of traffic lights or vehicles. Some shopowners park their vehicles92 words
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160 1989-04-03 8 THE extension of the retirement age from 55 to 60 has caused a great deal of unhappiness to many civil servants. Some had accumulated substantial savings and had looked forward to life at a slower pace. Some would not mind working after age 55160 words
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Article, Illustration421 1989-04-03 9 I F a device which "lets you silence or correct TV talkers in mid-sentence" were to exist, there would be plenty of demand for it. Our Hotline Plus has been buzzing since our April Fool's Day story about just such a device, called Stoptok. We421 words
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Article167 1989-04-03 9 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. ascetic: Describes a person who lives in a simple and strict way with no luxuries or physical pleasures. colloquially: Familiarly or informally. extensive: That which covers a wide area.167 words
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Article, Illustration189 1989-04-03 9 A SCHOOLGIRL was knocked down and killed at a pedestrian crossing on Friday. Esther Sim Kia Ling, 12, a Primary 6 student at Bedok South Primary School, was going home after school. She was knocked down by a van as she crossed New Upper Changi Road189 words
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Advertisement65 1989-04-03 7 I Optrex. For cleansing that's thorough. »l And gentle as well. 4 When your eyes feel strained or irritated, use Optrex. It is specially formulated with a neutral pH balance. So it doesn't just cleanse So the next time something gets into your eyes, or when they feel strained, reach65 words
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Advertisement134 1989-04-03 9 Tony, Terry Hans at The Cdiarin Jack 's Yen San Si £Lr?!st/ J IrTtiliri ri *^»j~~*i and great entertainment from the lively energetic lrreslstable Tony. Terry Hans. the band that makes music sizzles like steak. Happy hours from 11.30 a.m. to 8.45 p.m. Daily in-house video. Draft Beer is only134 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article227 1989-04-03 10 Wire services. FOUR people were missing and hundreds evacuated from their homes yesterday as floods hit Australia's eastern seaboard, police said. The floods have been described as the worst in 15 years. Three helicopters flew dozens of rescue missions in the sugar-cane belt of northern NewWire services. - 227 words
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Article, Illustration278 1989-04-03 10 Wire services. SOVIET leader Mikhail Gorbachev arrived in Cuba yesterday for his first visit amid signs of deep strain between the two countries. President Gorbachev was accompanied by his wife Raisa and Soviet officials, including Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze and the Vice-President of the Council of Ministers,Wire services. - 278 words
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Article, Illustration43 1989-04-03 10 Planting time: China's senior leader Deng Xioping arrives at the Asian Game Village site with other Chinese leaders, to plant a tree. Mr Deng was among some 1.6 million Chinese taking part in Beijing's "Arbour Day" yesterday. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 43 words
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97 1989-04-03 10 Wire services. A TOXIC cloud that could cause lung or skin cancer is threatening Israel, Syria and Cyprus. The cloud was created by the explosion of a millon-litre butane tank on Thursday in war-ravaged Beirut. The cloud, described by Israeli Radio yesterday as 20Wire services. - 97 words
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Article, Illustration262 1989-04-03 10 Wire services. AT least five people were burnt alive when flames engulfed the coach of a passenger train and a cargo train yesterday. The passenger train had 500 people on board while the cargo train was carrying diesel oil. The two trains wereWire services. - 262 words
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Article276 1989-04-03 10 Wire services. A COUP bid to topple Haitian military leader Lt-General Prosper Avril has failed. Soldiers loyal to the general rescued him as he was being driven away to be deported, Haitian and US officials said in Port-au-Prince yesterday. Authorities in the neighbouring Dominican Republic hadWire services. - 276 words
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Article, Illustration45 1989-04-03 11 Survives: His shirt fell away in shreds, but Malayisa's Mohamad Radzi survived the ordeal of having sulphuric acid poured over his body. Mr Radzi, a faith healer, hoped to enter the Guinness Book of Records with his death-defying bid in Malacca yesterday. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 45 words
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Article100 1989-04-03 11 Reuter. SHARE prices opened with moderate gains on continued hopes for fresh investment in the new financial year that started on April 1, brokers said. But they added that last week's string of record highs could make investors a little cautious today. The key 225-share Nikkei index gained 97.38Reuter. - 100 words
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Article377 1989-04-03 11 Wire services. SPOKESMEN for Tamil and Sinhalese militants yesterday rejected a government offer of Parliament seats. The offer had been made on condition that the two groups ended their campaign of violence. More than 12,500 people have died in the six years of ethnic fighting. InWire services. - 377 words
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119 1989-04-03 11 Wire services. FINANCIAL leaders from the leading industrialised nations have given their backing to a US plan to slash the Third World's $2.6 trillion debt. Finance ministers and central bank governors from the Group of Seven (G7) issued a statement of supportWire services. - 119 words
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Article117 1989-04-03 11 Wire services. MORE than 140 people had died as fighting between nationalist guerillas and South African-con-trolled forces raged on in Namibia last night. The bloodshed threatened the two-day old United Nations peace plan that is aimed at bringing independence to the territory in southwest Africa. PoliceWire services. - 117 words
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Article276 1989-04-03 11 Wire services. ISRAELI Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir will present a package of proposals in Washington this week that includes a scheme for twostage elections in the occupied territories. The proposals also offer to withdraw Israeli troops from major Arab settlements, a spokesman of MrWire services. - 276 words
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Advertisement69 1989-04-03 11 1 S SALERO BAGINDO J Authentic Nasi Padang Restaurant From Indonesia J Enjoy our J i $9.90+ BUDGET MEAL FOR TWO I (only serve between 2.00pm 7.00pm) Cut out this advertisement today in I exchange for a Rojak Serut I VKTKJTC- (•6, Raffles Boulevard 103-239, Marina Square Tel: *****11 J69 words
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Advertisement113 1989-04-03 11 We welcome orders for Hari Raya Puasa Cards and Green Packages for the coming Auspicious Hari Raya Puasa. Our Company provides quality design which is specially tailored to your demands. Prompt delivery of our products is ensured. High Tech! Fabulous Design!! Satisfaction Guaranteed!!! Please call us at Te1:*****25(3 Lines) if113 words
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FASHIONTODAY
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Article, Illustration451 1989-04-03 12 STONES are Alexandre Reza's preoccupation he has been fashioning them since he was a teenager in the *****. Today, the 67-year-old jeweller has still not outgrown his obsession for the stones, constantly melding art and artifice in the most romantic of settings. His hallmark is opulence and451 words
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Article, Illustration93 1989-04-03 12 A NEW hair treatment product has been introduced by Alberto VO5 for home use. Hot Oil Treatment can be used to restore moisture and protect damaged hair in a simple, one-step application, say its makers. Twin-tube packs cost $5.80 each. There are two93 words
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FOODNOTES
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Article, Illustration426 1989-04-03 13 A S Nutrition Week nears, the call to eat right for a long and healthy life gets louder. But scientists have apparently found a new lead on how to make people age slower. Experiments have shown that certain nutrients, which may not be present even426 words
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336 1989-04-03 13 Diet every mother should know and follow FIVE meals a day is not too many for a growing child. A 10- to 12-year-old child should have three main meals and two snacks every day. The main meals should be made up of enough rice, fish, meat and vegetables. The little336 words
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312 1989-04-03 13 YOU may like crispy prawn crackers, goreng pisang and curry puffs for snacks, but your body sure does not. These snacks are high in cholesterol, but low in fibre. Sure, you can eat these. But not regularly. Better still, if you are hungry and312 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration391 1989-04-03 14 Lo Tien Yin - Stories/ Lo Tien Yin D ANCERS from the Singapore Dance Theatre will kick off (their ballet shoes on April 19. All 12 of them will do the rumba for a Tropical Fiesta taina i# i by the Sentosa Musical Fountain. But, gone will391 words
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Article211 1989-04-03 14 THE Singapore Dance Theatre is a serious dance company, but it never fails to see the fun side of things. And that can be seen from the manner in which they raise funds. Last November, for example, they put on a Glamour-through-the-Ages fashion show. The211 words
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Miscellaneous1975 1989-04-03 15 T lcvision i ti's documentary novel, the se- American reporter stationed in Europe in thoughts about his past and ries tells of the Assisi Under- I"9 1939 to report on the political situation. He future in the music business ground, a daring and courageous jpff' jl witnesses a murder and1,975 words
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spotlight
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Article, Illustration706 1989-04-03 16 Today, the Port of Singapore celebrates a quarter of a century of being one of the world's most strategically located ports. GEN EI EVE KWEK gives you the port in retrospective and the course it has set itself for the future. THE Port of706 words
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Article, Illustration80 1989-04-03 16 1988/9 Best Seaport in Asia at the Asian Freight Industry Awards. 1988/9 Best Warehouse Operator at the Asian Freight Industry Awards. 1988/9 Best Seaport Terminal Operator at the Asian Freight Industry Awards. 1988 Busiest port in the world in shipping for third year running. Second largest container port worldwide.80 words
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145 1989-04-03 16 FACTSHEET 1819: Sir Stamford Raffles establishes a trading port. 1852: Wharves established for coal and cargo at Keppel Harbour. 1859: Singapore's first drydock commences. 1912: Singapore Harbour Board is formed. 1964: Port of Singapore Authority is established. 1966: Jurong Port is145 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration425 1989-04-03 18 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong HONGKONG video serial addicts are in for a shock. They may not find their favourite HK-TVB serials at their regular video libraries. HK-TVB is the Hongkong station behind current popular serials such as Vixen's Tale, starring Tang Shui Man and Roger Kwok,425 words
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Article, Illustration345 1989-04-03 18 THE story of the Assisi Underground is touching, inspiring, fascinating and true. Yet, few have heard of this secret World War II movement in Italy. A four-part serial on this little-known an-ti-Nazi underground starts tonight on SBC 5 at 9.30 pm. The story is345 words
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Article, Illustration270 1989-04-03 18 USA Today. PAULA'S NO 1 PAULA Abdul was recently No. 1 in the American charts with her hit, Straight Up. Paula used to be a choreographer and staged the dances for Whitney Houston's shows. But now she has taken Whitney's familiar No. 1 spot on the American charts andUSA Today. - 270 words
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Article, Illustration675 1989-04-03 19 Wire services. T HEY even closed off Moscow's Red Square for the most villianous capitalist of them all, J R Ewing. TAA A A It was not a great entrance. He knocked off his cowboy hat as he stepped out of his RussianWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 675 words
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Article, Illustration53 1989-04-03 19 THIS is the picture we meant to show you last Saturday but inadvertently didn't. It is a photograph of SBC actress, Lin Guiye as she really is, and not as a bathing beauty. We're sorry for the omission. The New Paper, March 31 Onto: As53 words
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Article118 1989-04-03 19 THE Material Girl is back with a new look and a hot new album, Like a Prayer. The title track, her first single in IV2 years, crashed into the US Hot 100 at No 38. Like a Prayer is Madonna's 14th consecutive single to emerge118 words
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Article, Illustration642 1989-04-03 20 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong WE learn that Blanche secretly keeps whipped cream under her bed. That Sophia dreams of running a geriatric home for men so she can have them all for herself. And Dorothy has this urge to flaunt herself in642 words
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Article248 1989-04-03 20 IF you have pop music in your soul, here's your chance to show it. SBC is looking for new disc jockeys s for its pop channels, Radio 1 and 10. The candidate must have a good voice, a nice personality and the right aptitude.248 words
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Article, Illustration229 1989-04-03 20 A FISH CALLED WANDA (Cathay) JAMIE Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline and John Cleese star together in this witty comedy. Worth seeing! Times: Cathay 11 am, 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.30 pm. WORKING GIRL (Orchard and Marina 1) MELANIE Griffith plays a young woman from the wrong side of town who229 words
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Advertisement96 1989-04-03 19 HBflEjflEHl 9 IB 1 WWEK HOME VIDEO J^K V mP^M-'-' m X* |K^Ss^f^ JC meets a charming vet, Jeff THE dilapidated farmhouse in Cooper, (Sam Shepard) by accident. Vermont eats up JC's financial re- She doesn't like him at first, think- sources. She puts her Harvard MBA i fffVll ing96 words
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Miscellaneous1538 1989-04-03 21 RADIOGUIDE emzhiemiih i;i jiiij jihmji mmm NOON Notts in Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON News in Brief and Weather NOON Coed Music, Cempaay and Me: 12.30 Daagereas In Love: "Danger 12.05 Lnnchdate: Listen to some en- NOON Easy Listening: A selection of Report Noon-time entertainment to ous" Davies and his1,538 words
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Miscellaneous164 1989-04-03 23 COMICREUEF IOrchard Road/conn gom Single Slices/peter Kohisaat v •<, un i v Wf, J J w rfIiNISTAY \^o^ r v if MOCME* IT, BUT /fT~>v V wt CAN'T AFFcAb \T rVerscmollA f V a^l y Cathy/Cathy Guisewite I([ j N f r ;-i 1W7.1a» »i !!<■ TwS^cwi I HATE BEIN6164 words
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Advertisement896 1989-04-03 24 1 EMPLOYMENT i I Oil Trading Company haa immadlata vacancy lor: MALE OPERATIONS OFFICER Applicants should hsvs th# following requirements: GCE O' level or higher 2 years working experience, at least 1 year as operations officer or boarding officer age between 23 and 35 yeers Advantage to have following: ability896 words
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SPORTS
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Article411 1989-04-03 25 RACING... with DENNIS CHIA T k HERE is a saying which goes that you can fool some people some time, most of the people most of the time but not all the people all the time. This applies to the connections of the highly touted Top411 words
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Article, Illustration252 1989-04-03 25 HONGKONG RUGBY SEVENS by SHAHIRON SflHARI NEW ZEALAND, besides being the world champion at 15-a-side rugby, are now the undisputed seven-a-side kingpin as well. The mighty All-Blacks, who won the 1987 World Cup, yesterday won the 14th Cathay Pacific Hongkong Bank Invitation Sevens to addPicture/ Reuter - 252 words
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Article227 1989-04-03 25 SINGAPORE'S campaign at this year's Hongkong sevens ended, like last year, at the hands of Brunei. Despite taking the lead with a Henry lee try, Singapore caved in to lose 16-4 (two goals and one try to one try) to the mainly Brit-ish-expatriate-filled Brunei side.227 words
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Article, Illustration204 1989-04-03 26 AP, Reuter. TONY Adams, the Arsenal skipper who flicked the ball into his own net to give Manchester United a 1-1 draw yesterday, was a very disappointed man. Said Adams, who had put the Gunners ahead himself: "We went in front and then I messed itAP, Reuter.; Picture/ Afp - 204 words
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Article, Illustration204 1989-04-03 26 Reuter. JANSHER Khan used his superior fitness to upset world champion and fel-low-Pakistani Jahangir Khan in the final of the Monte Carlo Open squash tournament yesterday. Jansher triumphed in a tight two-hour battle that went the full five games and gained a valuable psychological boost aheadReuter. - 204 words
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Article163 1989-04-03 26 Reuter. TWINS Andrei and Dmitri Mazunov upset the Olympic heroes of South Korea yesterday when they put the Soviet Union through to the team semifinals of the World Table Tennis Championships. The Mazunov brothers showed scant regard for the pedigree of Yoo Nam-kyu and KimReuter. - 163 words
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Article183 1989-04-03 26 Reuter. DUTCH LEAGUE PSV EINDHOVEN was dealt another blow in its bid for the title yesterday when struggling Sparta Rotterdam beat it for the first time in 17 years. The shock 1-0 home defeat left the European Cup holder just two points ahead of inform Ajax Amsterdam,Reuter. - 183 words
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Article163 1989-04-03 26 Reuter. REST OF EUROPE West Germany's Lothar Matthaus scored twice as Internazionale Milan crushed Como 4-0 to extend its lead at the top of the Italian First Division to six points. Sampdoria, which travels to Belgium on Wednesday to meet Malines in the Cup Winner's Cup, wasReuter. - 163 words
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Article304 1989-04-03 26 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BASKETBALL NBA League: Portland 125 Charlotte 121, Denver 114 Loe Angeles Lakers 108, Sacramento 117 Utah 97. ICE HOCKEY NHL: Buffalo 4 NY Islanders 3, Hartford 6 Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 5 NY Rangers 2, Boston 5 Quebec 4, Washington 6 New JerseyWire services. - 304 words
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Article147 1989-04-03 26 Wire services. ITALY'S Olympic marathon gold medalist Gelindo Bordin was playing an April Fool's joke when he said he planned to give up competitive running, his girlfriend said yesterday. Bordin, 30, said in a live television interview on Saturday that he made a promise to himself to campaign inWire services. - 147 words
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Article173 1989-04-03 27 Bernard Pereira - By Bernard Pereira FORMER international Yeo Ah Seng seems to be providing impetus and inspiration to both Geylang West, champion in 1984 and 1987, and Kampung Chai Chee in the second round of the inter-constituency badminton tournament. And defending champion Tampines East, led by ex-Thomas Cup173 words
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314 1989-04-03 27 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan THE green, green grass of home for Singapore hockey will disappear from Delta Sports Complex and be replaced by a $1 million artificial turf. The artificial pitch is expected to be laid this year. The Advisory Council on Sport and Recreation314 words
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Article, Illustration335 1989-04-03 27 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan MONEY and a sporting future are in store for tennis players in Singapore, thanks to generous sponsorship. National women's champion Lela Zainal, who recently said she wants to play tennis fulltime for a year before going for a university scholarship at Tyler335 words
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Article, Illustration424 1989-04-03 28 Abdul Shukor - JURONG 2 POLICE 1 Stories/ Abdul Shukor T HE Scandinavian invasion into local football was completed at Toa Payoh last night when Jurong Town retained the President's Cup with a perfunctory 2-1 win over Police SA. Sadly for the 4,000 spectators though, Police did not rise to expectations.Picture/ Aundry Gan - 424 words
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Article, Illustration292 1989-04-03 28 S Gulam - By S Gulam THE lawmen were close to tears last night they failed in their bid to give their beloved Robin Chan a joyous farewell. But the 45-year-old Robin took it in his stride and faced the press bravely though tears swelled his eyes.292 words
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Article, Illustration159 1989-04-03 28 THE ruthless finishing of D Tokijan did much to help Jurong Town retain the President's Cup. The 24-year-old striker scored two left-footed goals and took his season's tally to 13. "I'm happy to have scored tonight," he said after the 2-1 win. "At the 9ame159 words
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Article, Illustration570 1989-04-03 29 LAST week, the Singapore Sports Council announced price increases for the use of its facilities. Soccer, it seems, is the hardest hit $100 for a session, when it was $15 previously. S GULAM speaks to some officials THE hefty price hike for rental of fields has570 words
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Article260 1989-04-03 29 THINKING of playing your next Sunday morning soccer friendly at a proper stadium? Think again. It will now cost $100 to rent any covered stadium field for two hours. The new rental rate came into effect last Saturday. The SSC explained that the increases260 words
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Article913 1989-04-03 30 ►Gaujew [77" JEWEL GARDEN. A \w\ I***and yellow gold ring 1 1 dating back to 2,500 BC is among Alexandre Reza's "Jewel Garden", a collection of reproductions of masterpieces. There are necklaces, rings. earrings, bracelets set with diamonds, rubies and emeralds too. Reza. a gemmotogtat from Paris, excels at913 words
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Article, Illustration87 1989-04-03 30 A SERIES of six health talks kicks off tonight with a discussion titled Beat Fatigue. The speakers, Micheal Caahmore and David Tio, will discuss exercise, breathing, nourishment, and j body maintenance and posture. Professional osteopaths, doctors, a nurse and a nutritionist are among the speaker* for the other87 words
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