The New Paper, 29 April 1989
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Title Section19 1989-04-29 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY, APRIL 29/SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1989 Ma (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS the new paper19 words
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Advertisement66 1989-04-29 1 NO BAN ON TRACK WATCHERS... Survival Filipino maid Alona Velasco has extraordinary luck. She survived an eight-storey fall on Thursday, after escaping drowning on Sunday. Her employer had reported to police about hefty telephone bills./ Page 4 Free, free, free 200 ALBERTO V05 HOT OIL PACKS /Page 22 GIORDANO'S HOLIDAY66 words
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Advertisement105 1989-04-29 1 *11,t| TIFFANY TO COME HERE WITH TUTOR, FRIEND AND BAND /Page 12 SEE YOU AGAIN ON TUESDAY The New Paper will not appear tomorrow, our normal non-publication Sunday, and also Monday, the May Day holiday. We will be back on Tuesday, lunch-time. Have a ereat weekend-plus! HOTLINEPLUS HOLIDAY, TOO HotMnePlus105 words
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Article, Illustration49 1989-04-29 1 Sheikh Hamdan sole survivor of at a One body found. Eleven people feared buried in tunnels. Rescuers trying to find a way to re-open tunnels without risking more Hamdan trek for half-hour through tough terrain to reach waiting ambulance. Picture/ Malay MailPicture/ Malay Mail | - 49 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration372 1989-04-29 2 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia A PROPOSAL to ban track watchers when horse races are not held here has been rejected. The announcement came in a one-paragraph statement from the Bukit Turf Club to The New Paper. It stated no reasons. It said: "The Bukit Turf Club has372 words
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Article, Illustration435 1989-04-29 2 Irene Hoe - The Government's new approach to city planning is: "Let's talk it over." So 170 people government officers, architects, builders and other professionals gathered yesterday to discuss the shape the new Kallang Basin should take. IRENE HOE reports By Irene Hoe LET'S forget the435 words
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Article175 1989-04-29 2 AMONG the ideas that came up were: Increase downtown population, so outlying areas can be kept green and people have to travel less. Relax building laws. Use plants on buildings roof gardens and creeper "walls" to cool them down and save on air-conditioning. More water transport links,175 words
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Article, Illustration163 1989-04-29 2 YESTERDAY'S dialogue provided an idea] platform for the Urban Redevelopment Authority's new chief. "This is a better launching pad to move into my new job than anything else," said Mr Liu Thai Ker. Spelling out the URA's role, he said: "The purpose163 words
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Article, Illustration405 1989-04-29 3 Geneieve Kwek - Since 1975, the HDB has been running parks in housing estates. But from Monday, all these nine regional and town parks will be handed over to the Parks and Recreation Department By Geneieve Kwek ALL nine regional and town parks run by the Housing405 words
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Article, Illustration226 1989-04-29 3 CHANGE in a hurry. Or be resigned to a second-rate lifetime of problems. That grim message for Singapore's construction industry comes from the Construction Industry Development Board's chairman, Professor Cham Tao Soon. In a speech to be delivered this morning, he says too few top students want226 words
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179 1989-04-29 3 PETROL prices are going up again. Oil companies are set to raise pump prices by about four cents a litre over the weekend, reports Business Times. Prices of premium grade petrol will go up from the present 95.4 cents to 99.4 cents179 words
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Miscellaneous29 1989-04-29 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook from noon: Showers over several areas in the late afternoon and early evening. Max temp: 32deg. Min: 25deg. Sunset: 7.06 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 6.57 am.29 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration389 1989-04-29 4 Ronald Wong - Maid fall eight floors and lives By Ronald Wong A FILIPINO maid who was to have been sent back to the Philippines fell from an eighth storey flat on Thursday. And survived. Ms Alona A Velasco, 40, suffered multiple injuries and is in critical condition in Toa Payoh Hospital. She389 words
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Article54 1989-04-29 4 WITH effect from Monday, the Free Parking Scheme will be extended to more carparks at Choa Chu Kang constituency. A total of 900 car lots and 306 motorcycle lots are available along Teck Whye Lane. Free parking hours are from 7 am to 10.30 pm on54 words
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Article619 1989-04-29 4 Chitra Rajaram - By Chitra Rajaram TOO many food handlers are getting away with dirty deeds and their customers don't even know it. That's the opinion of the Environment Ministry and the reason why the Government is launching a sixweek food hygiene programme for the public today. "We feel we619 words
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Advertisement125 1989-04-29 4 WEEKLY DRAW 8 (APRIL 19 TO 25) WINNERS OF 3 SAMSUNG PORTABLE STEREO SETS (ST-A35) by courtesy of Prospere Pte Ltd CHNG MEOW LANG *****91H 4 KOHHOCKENG *****47H MAGGIE ANG *****748 WINNERS OF 3 DINNER VOUCHERS ($3O) by courtesy of Sanur Indonesian Restaurant LEE YONG LEE SALLY *****69 A WILLIAM125 words
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Article, Illustration480 1989-04-29 6 Angeline Song - By Angeline Song B ETTER service and a bigger selection of goods are in store for patrons of three 'NTUC Fair Price supermarkets. The Ang Mo Kio Central, Coronation Plaza and dementi Central branches have expanded their perishables departments. In addition, the three stores' supervisorsPictures/ Simon Ker - 480 words
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Article130 1989-04-29 6 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. authenticity: Has genuine quality. carcasses: Bodies of dead animals. competitive: To be as good if not better or more successful than others in the same business. evidently: Clearly or130 words
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Article261 1989-04-29 6 EMPLOYERS are told not to misinterpret the flexible wage system. It is also their turn to be generous, the NTUC chief says. Mr Ong Teng Cheong, Secretary-General of the National Trades Union Congress, made the points in his May Day message. He is also the261 words
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Advertisement837 1989-04-29 7 Hlgiordano WRta^nH>o€T COQtCSt ¥®7"fTVT AAA A riff /\F| rvrvi Tut 1 The New Paper/Giocdano "Value for Money" contest appears WIIN >2,(1(10/- CASH UK DOUBLE! 2. Ciuess ihe lolal value of ihe Giordano items in the Giant Hamper, which may he viewed ai the Giordano Shop, 220 Orchard Koad #01 -01.837 words
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Article, Illustration543 1989-04-29 8 CHOW WAI FONG files this report on her second day at a camp for finalists of the NTUC beauty contest B EAUTY'S only skin deep, goes the old Motown song. I At the Pasir Ris resort, you 'might say beauty's only shirt deep. Sixteen Miss Union finalistsPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 543 words
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Article, Illustration357 1989-04-29 8 Ernest Yeo - Men grab booty Look, stock and barrel By Ernest Yeo IT was the Look of the Month contest. And guess who grabbed the top prizes. The men. All that the women managed was a consolation prize. The contest was organised by Hyatt Regency Singapore for its staff. Restaurant captains Mr357 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration370 1989-04-29 9 "ARE my friends still alive?" These were the first words of Sheikh Hamdan Sheikh Alwi as he was pulled out of the cave-in at the Trengganu gold-prospecting area this morning. The reply to the 17-year-old Form 5 student, who had been buried underground for 13Radio picture/ Malay Mail - 370 words
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Article, Illustration146 1989-04-29 9 The Malay Mail. SORE limbs saved Mr Mohamad Sabri Talib's life. They made the unemployed 17-year-old stay back when he was invited to go gold prospecting at Bukit Lubuk Mandi. "I declined because I had gone prospecting the day before and was tired," heThe Malay Mail. - 146 words
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Article, Illustration42 1989-04-29 10 Double take: Members of a Jewish youth Soup impersonate French President Francois itterrand and Palestine Liberation Organisation leader Yasser Arafat near the Eiffel Tower. They were protesting the official visit to France next week of Mr Arafat. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 42 words
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Article247 1989-04-29 10 Wire services. SOVIET President Mikhail Gorbachev looks like a sure winner, but apparently he will not run unopposed when parliament elects the country's new president next month. Mr Leonid Kravchenko, director general of the news agency Tass, said a group of Moscow deputies plan to presentWire services. - 247 words
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114 1989-04-29 10 Wire services. ANOTHER supertanker has hit a reef. This time an Indian supertanker fully loaded with crude oil ripped a hole in its bottom and spilled tonnes of oil into the sea off the Saudi Arabian coast. Shipping sources in the PersianWire services. - 114 words
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101 1989-04-29 10 Wire services. THE FSX jet fighter deal with Japan that set off a political uproar in the US has been reaffirmed by the White House. President Bush said yesterday that the US and Japan will devel- op and build the controversial FSX together.Wire services. - 101 words
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Advertisement223 1989-04-29 9 H place where Food Lovers II *39 years of original recipes y y Pioneer family of Penang style fried guo tiao y H FRIED GUO TIAO $2/- HOR FUN $3 I H M BIG PRAWN $3/- M M BIG PRAWN $5/- CUTTLEFISH $3/$5 U M GUO TIAO SOUP $21- PRAWN223 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration261 1989-04-29 10 Wire services. SHARE prices finished a bit higher on the London Stock Exchange yesterday, but well below the day's peaks. Worries that the market was overbought prompted some profit-taking. Dealers said the market had overheated after Wednesday's better than expected UK trade data. The Financial Times 30share index finishedWire services. - 261 words
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Article51 1989-04-29 10 FT Industrials Fri 1,750.40 (1,745.90) Dow Jones Average Fri 2,418.80 (2,418.99) ST Industrial Fri 1.259.41 (1,253.17) NST Industrial Fri 2,164.18 (2,151.36) Hongkong Hang Seng Fri 3,116.03 (3,077.26) Australian All Ordinaries Fri 1,499.60 (1,480.00) Nikkei Stock Average Fri 33,713.35 (33,500.83) Figures in bracket* refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration265 1989-04-29 10 Wire services. WALL Street posted a small loss yesterday, running into resistance after Thursday's rally to new post-crash highs. The US Commerce Department reported yesterday that the index of leading U.S. economic indicators fell 0.7 percent in March, following a 0.3 percent decline the month before. The latestWire services. - 265 words
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YOUTHNOW
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Article, Illustration1083 1989-04-29 11 Both Yishun and Tampines junior colleges are three years old. Their principals talk about their plans for this year. Last in our series on JCs by KAREN GOH OpMMdiR 1986 1988 A level results: 44 per cent Opened in 1986 19S8 A level results: 58.41,083 words
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190 1989-04-29 11 NOW National Junior College has a special theme song to be sung at orientation sessions and other college functions. Teachers and students sang it for the first time at the college's songwriting presentation on Thursday. Title: A Tribute To NJC. Two 18-year-old students190 words
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Article, Illustration489 1989-04-29 12 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong t i IFFANY'S South-east Asian trip next month will be more than just a concert tour. The 17-year-old American pop sensation also plans to write a journal of the trip. It will be her first to the region, taking489 words
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Article, Illustration231 1989-04-29 12 THEY both dominate the teenybopper music market. And they were both just into their teens when they were discovered. But Tiffany doesn't see fellowAmerican teenage pop star Debbie Gibson as a rival. In fact the two singers started writing to each other231 words
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Miscellaneous1266 1989-04-29 13 RADIOGUIDE E23MH mm E2MXQI EH23HHI NOON Nam ta Brief NOON Beautiful Music: A selection of NOON News In Brief aad WhUmt NOON Tlm Weddinc Show *89- A must NOON Newsdesk 12.85 Baal Fua: Join Roger Kool for instrumental, for your listening Report }TdlSf about to get nTJThu.dl.' an enjoyable time1,266 words
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2465 1989-04-29 14 SATURDAY Secretaries'Week r~y( GRAND FINALE. All V bosses who treat their secretaries to lunch at Tai-Pan Ramada Hotel may win two return tickets to Manila. First, an exciting lunchtlme with a fashion show by Classy Flair models. 1.15 pm. After the International Buffet Lunch,2,465 words
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Article, Illustration58 1989-04-29 14 To combine both play and serious study, head for Chong Pang for the official opening of a Toy and Book Library. Organised by Chong Pang Zone 1 RC. Guest of honour wiU be Mr K Shanmugam, First Advisor to the RC. At the RC58 words
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Article, Illustration61 1989-04-29 14 TODAY are presented by The Chinese Tleatre Circle. Singapore Handicraft Centre. 7.30 pm. theSUk Lounge, T^eAaartt. TOMORROW PMt*S: tm zoo te tfm iTuoei oltba&y £h u v**y* &Oc*fc« (4t«v«) s< 150 acruM paintings by ■*J 75 i«rt«ts. Orchird Point fcihibUion Han. ft** tdMßpHfrt*) to 7 pm. uftfl Monday,61 words
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Article, Illustration56 1989-04-29 14 The Epson Singapore Super Championships end today with a bang. The finals will see the survivors from a week of hard-fought matches. The winner of the singles match will take home US$18,600. Semi-finalists win US$4,960. Winners of the doubles match earn US$5 f 604. Tickets are at56 words
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Advertisement62 1989-04-29 15 ■OHM FREE BALLOONS (WHILE If you bring the kids to the Festival of Sight Sound this weekend, they'll receive free balloons. There'll also be great family enter1/ tainment, fashion parades, quiz shows and dance performances. And of course, you'll see the latest in audiovisual innovations. The Festival of Sight and62 words
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Miscellaneous1551 1989-04-29 15 television Wm M The Story of Merseybeat Sights at the Hula Reserve 360 Degrees Mexico GEMS M POST-WAR Liverpool was zOn A DOCUMENTARY on the Hula THE spotlight is on Mexico, in decline, but amidst despair Nature Reserve, the only existing trace economically and politically perhaps T and drabness a1,551 words
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Advertisement75 1989-04-29 16 ißim FREE balloons (WHILE STOCKS If you bring the kids to the Festival of Sight Sound this weekend, f they'll receive free balloons. There'll also be great family enterJif tainment, fashion parades, quiz shows and dance performances. And of course, you'll see the latest in audiovisual innovations. The Festival of75 words
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Miscellaneous1568 1989-04-29 16 Television LffUl M Pre-Holiday Movie —Arts Circle The Waugh Trilogy: Movie Parade Mama's Going mjufe SCREEN m The Name of the Rose Bright Young Thing (Part One) to Buy You a Mockingbird Wj^k AN unusual 1987 medieval A THREE-PART programme which BASED on the award-winning mystery movie based on *****1,568 words
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Article2464 1989-04-29 17 SATURDAY Secretaries'Week [~Z( GRAND FINALE All bosses who treat their secretaries to lunch at Tal-Pan Ramada Hotel may win two return tickets to Manila. First, an exciting lunchtime with a fashion show by Classy Flair models. 1.15 pm. After the International Buffet Lunch, all2,464 words
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Article, Illustration58 1989-04-29 17 To combine both play and serious study, head for Chong Pang for the official opening of a Toy and Book Library. Organised by Chong Pang Zone 1 RC. Guest of honour wm be Mr K Shanmugam, First Advisor to the RC. At the RC58 words
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Article, Illustration93 1989-04-29 17 TODAY H Arl CTnltth i'jff tfrjsi yyustAlf in 1 J »li WRi Wf I M hi I style. You may just wtn a trip m to Manila whle sipping your I Secretary's Bttss. (nght) I rI/f CHHIUfHIE; J IrJ Excerpts from famous I Cantoneoe operas are I presented93 words
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Article, Illustration53 1989-04-29 17 The Epson Singapore Super Championships end today with a bang. The finals will see the survivors from a week of hard-fought matches. The winner of the singles match will take home US$18,600. Semi-finalists win US$4,950. Winners of the doubles match earn US$5,604. Tickets are at $18.5 pm53 words
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Miscellaneous1434 1989-04-29 18 RADKXUDE mnsmmamm oam News k Brief (Programmes m English) t ta aad Weather Breakfast Club: Great musical Oa Mr Wake up to lovely melo- •amNm ia Brief tagr~ty°uona J®® D dies in this early morning pro- rupaßißH Highlights t.05 A Braad New Day: A selection of kxy Sunday morning. 7.091,434 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration498 1989-04-29 19 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong Y I 'OU'VE heard Taiwanese singer Wang Chieh crooning Do I Really Have Nothing. Now, hear that same song sung in English by Max Surin. Max is, of course, the guy with that trademark hat who sang the 1985 hit, Within You'll498 words
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Article, Illustration520 1989-04-29 19 Lim Sek - SATURDAYSOUNDS By Lim Sek COMEBACK albums are seldom as good as debuts, but in some cases they are better than complete silence. Three singers have chosen to release comeback albums in recent months. Carole King makes an impressive return after five long years520 words
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Article111 1989-04-29 19 Lo Tien Yin - 0SEENLASTNK3HT By Lo Tien Yin WHAT does a 42-km marathon run have in common with Thai food? Two SBC 12 programmes answered that unlikely question last night. Asean Exchange Programme: Thai Food Delicacies showed that Tom Yam soup has four tastes hot, salty, sweet and111 words
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Article, Illustration573 1989-04-29 20 Irene Ng - What are Singapore bosses like? The New Paper talked to 20 secretaries and found out that their bosses fell into five categories Stories/ By Irene Ng THE STEAMROLLER: He is usually in his 40s. He literally rolls over his secretary, puffing out smoke as he573 words
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124 1989-04-29 20 A management consultant who studied personalities frf Singapore bosses found that most are uncomfortable with Emotional issues. MR HERMANN Ditzig, consultant at the Singapore Institute of Management, said Singapore managers are traditionalists: practical, pragmatic, logical, systematic and orderly. He said: "Sometimes they become impatient with124 words
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167 1989-04-29 20 A lot depends on your personality type. The more you diner from him, the lower will be his assessment of you. MR DITZIG found that the more different your personality type from that of your boss, the lower your performance appraisal. There were mainly two167 words
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Advertisement57 1989-04-29 20 F FREE f znrtozr >ff# I cAlberto mmmmnm voslH HOT OIL Treatment _W '"t TO THE FIRST 200 READERS TODAY Tedeem"atthThomemaTeTsThow I (HARPER S BOOTH NEAR THE ENTRANCE) WORLD TRADE CENTRE, Maritime Square Name: I J Address: J I Age: Sex: I irvrtlnrv I I LIMITED TO 1 PACK PER57 words
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Article, Illustration369 1989-04-29 21 Irene Ng - What kind of mood will secretaries be in on Tuesday morning, now the week of pampering is done? A pretty good one, according to our reporters. The common reaction, it seems, to the fuss of the past seven days is... By Irene Ng THIS is not exactly369 words
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Article198 1989-04-29 21 HERE are some cries of delight from secretaries recharged by their days of wine and roses: ■Ms Sylvia Chow almost swooned when her boss remembered. He knew he would be away this week, so he gave her and another colleague a special treat just before he left.198 words
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Advertisement163 1989-04-29 21 SENSATIONAL RESCUE FOR Hair damage Bl "'S*»;_jJE J r *2 HAIR IN TROUBLE repair: pb^/6erfo k—«- wj II JH H"<;-... '^H^H T 1 he harsh effects of frequent blow-drying. hair-styling and exposure to the sun can damage your hair. But mm nith nev» Alberto VO5 Hot Oil Treatment, you can163 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration328 1989-04-29 22 Ting Mei See - By Ting Mei See THE management of Rumours Discotheque at Forum Galleria is pumping in $450,000 to give the disco a completely new look. "When you walk in after the renovation, it'll be like walking in to a new club," promised the general manager, Mr328 words
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Article, Illustration307 1989-04-29 22 Geraldine Goh - By Geraldine Goh BONES and carcasses may be a turn-off for most people, but not for Maori artist Ivan Ehau. He sees beauty and meaning in these objects. "These animal bones play an important part in our history and culture," said the307 words
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Article60 1989-04-29 22 THOMAS Teo and his company of traffic cop riders will open the Studio One Presents variety show tomorrow at 1.30 pm instead of 2 pm. The show at Raffles City atrium, a tie-in with the new SBC serial Patrol, will feature the cast of60 words
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Article216 1989-04-29 22 A BACHELOR'S SWANSONG (Eng Wah cinemas) MORE than just a comedy, this film highlights some of the common problems couples face when planning their big day. Kenny Bee and Maggie Cheung star as a young couple trying to stretch a limited budget to cover the costs of all the216 words
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Article, Illustration372 1989-04-29 25 Dennis Chia - BESTBET:RACE 6 By Dennis Chia MR TIMOTHY THOMPSON, general manager of Bukit Turf Club and secretary of the Malayan Racing Association, has quit. His resignation letter, sent on April 1 from his home in Yorkshire, England, has been accepted by the management committee which met372 words
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Article501 1989-04-29 25 THE THREE MUSKETEERS SAY... BATMAN has his first go in Class 2 in today's opening race at Penang. The field looks none too strong and he will probably start favourite. The Godswalk gelding cost close to $300,000 as a yearling, so he is likely501 words
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Article187 1989-04-29 25 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: CRICKET First day of the fourth and final Test between West Indies and India in Jamaica: India 226-4 (N Sidhu 116, retired hurt, S Manjrekar 25 n.0., Bishop 2-31). SNOOKER World Championship in Sheffield S-finals: Steve Davis (Eng) leads Stephen Hendry (Scot)Wire services. - 187 words
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EPSONSUPERTENNIS
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Article, Illustration396 1989-04-29 26 Qualifier Kelly Jones has had a dream run this week, making the semi-finals. But will it all be over today when he meets top seed Kevin Curren? ALFONSO CHAN previews the match KEVIN Curren has been having problems all week a persistent cough from396 words
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Article, Illustration258 1989-04-29 26 QUALIFIER Kelly Jones surprised himself and his opponent Jim Grabb yesterday, winning their quarter-final match 6-4, i 2-6,7-5. Ranked 363 in the world, i Jones couldn't get over the fact that he was in the semi-finals of a Grand Prix tournament at last. For two years now,258 words
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Advertisement309 1989-04-29 26 THE [MPLOYMEHI CLftSSIHtD SECTION 737-1166 TELEPHONE SERVICE: I Monday to Friday: i 9am to spm (3:3opm deadline for next day) Saturday: B:3oam to 2K)opm (10.30 am deadline for Monday) Public Holiday: 9am to Ipm j (for publication day after next) RATE: $6.30 per column cm. (Minimum lcm x 2col) BOX309 words
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Advertisement323 1989-04-29 26 EMPLOYMENT A fast expanding M&E consulting engineer's office, is inviting immediate application from various design engineers, preferably with advanced degrees, within the discipline of Mechanical, Electrical and or Industrial Engineering. Managerial capability, knowledge in AC, Plumbing, Piping, designs and relevant experiences of minimum 3 years but. ideally 5 years, are323 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration178 1989-04-29 27 Alfonso Chan - EPSON SUPER TENNIS By Alfonso Chan A SUPREMELY confident Amos Mansdorf, the Epson Super Tennis second seed, wrapped up his quarter-final against Kelly Evernden 7-6, 6-1 and later said he was saving his energy for the final. He endured an hour-long first set and coasted178 words
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Article295 1989-04-29 27 Wire services. BJORN Borg introduced a band at his gala dinner at the Volvo Monte Carlo Open the Vicht Traveling Band and all its members were top tennis players: Mats Wilander played guitar, as did Peter Lundgren. Niclas Kroon played piano and Jan Gunnarsson hit the drums, while JoeWire services. - 295 words
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Article, Illustration428 1989-04-29 28 The Saints march on to a possible Grand Slam of schools rugby titles with victories in the A and B Divisions. SHAHIRON SAHARI captures the passion, reports the action and highlights the men behind the success IN a day of re-unions, passion and fervour, St Andrew'sPictures/Jonathan Choo - 428 words
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Article160 1989-04-29 28 THE COACHES FOR a guy who had just coached St Andrew's to its 12th Schools National B Division title, Teo Han Chua didn't seem excited at all. "I feel normal, it's nothing special" said Han Chua. This was the ninth SAS team Han Chua has160 words
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Article137 1989-04-29 28 THERE was additional cause for celebration in the SAJC team after its 16-0 win over YJC. Coach John Smith, a teacher in the college, was also celebrating his birthday, but he wouldn't say how old he was. "I never reveal my age, just say I'm in137 words
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Article, Illustration202 1989-04-29 28 BASKETBALL ...by ABDUL SHUKOR HEW Keng Ming is magic. The Anderson Junior College captain almost single-handedly destroyed Temasek JC's slim hopes of winning the boys A division basketball title at Geylang Indoor Stadium yesterday. Magic Hew, as he is known to his team-mates and friends, went on202 words
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Article, Illustration300 1989-04-29 28 THE ACE IN THE 'A' PACK THE boy who almost single-handedly damaged Rafflesian pride played for Raffles Institution but never won for Raffles. Yesterday, Kamarudzaman Zainal Abidin won his first rugby final playing for St Andrew's Junior College. And he did it with his trusty300 words
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Article118 1989-04-29 29 UPI. A BRUSSELS court yesterday sentenced 14 British soccer fans to three years in jail for the riot that left 39 people dead in a stampede at Heysel Stadium in 1985. The court suspended half of the three-year terms. Eleven other Liverpool fans were acquitted.UPI. - 118 words
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Article, Illustration257 1989-04-29 29 Reuter. FRANCE'S already paper-thin prospects of qualifying for the 1990 World Cup finals will be left in shreds today if it fails to beat Yugoslavia in Paris today. But despite their desperate plight, victory is unlikely to come easily for manager Michel Platini's side. Even scoring aReuter. - 257 words
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Article242 1989-04-29 29 Reuter. STEPHEN Hendry battled back from 10-2 down to end the third session of his World Snooker Championship semi-final against Steve Davis 13-9 in arrears yesterday. Davis needs three frames today to reach the fined for the seventh successive year. In the other semi-final, John Parrott builtReuter. - 242 words
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Article, Illustration220 1989-04-29 30 Shahiron Sahari - By Shahiron Sahari A ND now for the Grand Slam!" The rugby war cry is out. And it comes from the Saints. Whether they will go marching on is a question 'best left to its C Division boys three months from now. That's when the C DivisionPicture/ Jonathan Choo - 220 words
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Advertisement72 1989-04-29 30 Thomson resigns TIM THOMPSON, general manager of Bukit Turf Club and secretary of the Malayan Racing Association, quits for a new challenge in Vancouver to build a racecourse modelled on L#jrA Hongkong's Sha Tin. Tennis showdown CAN the giant-killer continue his act? ALFONSO CHAN looks at the chances as qualifier72 words
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