The New Paper, 1 June 1989
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Title Section12 1989-06-01 1 the new paper THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1989 mci (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS12 words
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Advertisement96 1989-06-01 1 OUR EXCLUSIVE SPOTLIGHT WHEN 2 EDITORS FOUGHT OVER RAM r i J t < Pun and editor Andrew Neil: She picked him up at a London nightclub. She first seduced the editor of a leading British newspaper and then played him against another big-time London editor. "I wanted to play96 words
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Advertisement49 1989-06-01 1 FOR OUR SPORTSMEN It's here! Coordinated efforts by Singapore .Sports Council to find jobs for our top sportsmen and women. The council is "not an employment agency", but it will "help deserving sportsmen get jobs through our influence and contacts". There will be awards for supportive employers./ Page 3149 words
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Article, Illustration85 1989-06-01 1 7.45 this morning: This picture provides a sharp contrast to one taken at the same time same place yesterday (see Page 6). But by 9 am, the car count at this Area Licensing Scheme entry point was similar to yesterday's. At Nicoll Highway, the 9Picture/CHOO CHWEE HUA - 85 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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456 1989-06-01 2 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching A FITTER, who was beaten up by about 10 men on Monday night, had a battle of a different kind soon after the fight with a Jurong clinic. "The clinic shut its windows when the fight started," said Mr Singaran456 words
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186 1989-06-01 2 Wire services. YOU can't always believe the Aids blood test, researchers have reported. A Los Angeles test programme revealed the virus responsible for Aids (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) can live silently in the body for more than three years before it causes changesWire services. - 186 words
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Article169 1989-06-01 2 IN our Parliament report yesterday, we incorrectly stated that the increased HDB season parking charges would take effect on July 1. The effective date is today. The captions to the pictures of Mr Synclair Rogers and Mr Frank Worthen, speakers at the seminar on homosexuals organised by Asian Teen169 words
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Article, Illustration133 1989-06-01 2 A MALAY community leader has been given the task of investigating the worsening drug problem among Malays. Mr Harun Ghani, 50, starts work today as a part-time Political Secretary to the Home Affairs Minister. A statement from the Prime Minister's Office yesterday said he133 words
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Article128 1989-06-01 2 POLICE are investigating a complaint that a protest outside the Phor Kark See temple last Sunday was an illegal gathering. A police spokesman said yesterday the complaint was Hied at the Tanglin Police Station by a 70-year-old Buddhist monk, Venerable Tham Sean. He is a trust128 words
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Article111 1989-06-01 2 Wire services. THIRTEEN people were killed and about 1,000 feared trapped when a network of goldmine tunnels in the southern Philippines collapsed, the military said this morning. It said 1,000 people survived and about 200 were injured. The collapse came during heavy rain on TuesdayWire services. - 111 words
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Article, Illustration145 1989-06-01 2 SOME people tuned in early yesterday morning to a BBC radio programme hoping to hear the broadcast of an interview with Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. Instead, they heard music therapy for the physically and mentally handicapped. Six of these listeners called The New145 words
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Article, Illustration444 1989-06-01 3 It was curtains at the Tropicana last night. The once popular nightclub was only half-full as it shut its doors for the last time. The new owners plan to tear down the building to erect a shopping-cum-office complex. LOIS NG catches the mood at the finalePictures/David Tan - 444 words
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Article, Illustration385 1989-06-01 4 On June 4 and 5, Singapore will host the first of three courses for regional obstetricians and gynaecologists. Six Singapore doctors, recognised for their work in the field of fertility, will deliver lectures. One of them, Dr P C Wong, is the scientific director for385 words
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Article, Illustration208 1989-06-01 4 THAT long cold drink from a vending machine costs more now. So will that reviving cup of hot tea or coffee. The price of hot and cold drinks dispensed by vending machines has been increased by about 10 cents. Hot and cold drinks dispensed208 words
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Miscellaneous21 1989-06-01 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook from noon: Showers over several areas in the early afternoon. Maximum temperature: 31 deg. Minimum: 25 deg.21 words
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Advertisement59 1989-06-01 4 I *TODAY« IH Skypak* BONUS CARD MIS BACK! With more attractive prizes ready to be won every month video recorder, microwave oven, television, camera, food processors and lots more And the jackpot prize an all expenses-paid holiday for two to Club Med Bali. Don't miss out! Call us today for59 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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236 1989-06-01 6 WOMEN at the Pinetree Club gymnasium are flexing their muscles over a proposal to merge the club's two gyms one for men and another for women into a single unisex workout place. More than 80 women members have sent a letter to the management236 words
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Article, Illustration395 1989-06-01 6 The expanded Area Licensing Scheme started this morning. Our "traffic watch" team, comprising reporter Angeline Song, department assistant Veronica Verghese, and photographers Nicklaus D'Cruz and Choo Chwee Hwa, staked out the ALS entry points at Orchard Road and Nicoll Highway yesterday and this morning395 words
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Article, Illustration371 1989-06-01 6 Abdul Hadhi - By Abdul Hadhi STALLHOLDERS at a Hillview market turned up on Tuesday morning to find their chickens fluttering outside their cages and eggs splattered on the floor. One fruit seller lost a watermelon. But while the chicken stall holder only had to chase his chickens back371 words
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143 1989-06-01 6 PIZZA hut, Singapore's leading pizza outlet, is bringing its pizzas even closer to the people. It is creating a new post specially for this purpose. The company's community relations co-or-dinators will be liasing with community centres, schools, hospitals and other organisations to promote Pizza143 words
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389 1989-06-01 7 Irene Hoe - By Irene Hoe AT LEAST 15 Singapore companies will be in the United States this week to claim their share of a $400 million a year export business. This is the amount of printed matter that the Trade Development Board (TDB) expects Singapore companies389 words
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Article, Illustration342 1989-06-01 7 THE American Booksellers Association (ABA) convention and trade exhibition (Jun 3-6) is a must for many publishers. But Singapore publishers attend not so much to meet booksellers but other publishers. Ms Shirley Hew, assistant general manager of Times Books International (TBI), told The New342 words
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Article222 1989-06-01 7 HAWKERS at Fortune Centre, who caught 821 cockroaches over the last two days, are laying out cookie bait to trap the insects. The bait is a chemical cookie made of oatmeal, bananas, beer and hydramethylnon, lethal to cockroaches but harmless to humans. The hawkers222 words
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Article, Illustration397 1989-06-01 8 W I 'OMEN and men are going to switch places in a Hobie cat race to take place over this weekend. Yes, the men are going to take a back seat while the 18 women entered for the race take the helm. The Hobie CatPicture/David Tan - 397 words
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250 1989-06-01 8 THE second passenger airline from Japan to fly into Singapore would have chosen Honolulu for a destination. But Singapore was important to Japanese businessmen. So Singapore will be Japan Air System's (JAS) only other international destination after Seoul when it flies in twice250 words
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227 1989-06-01 8 WATCH your favourite sport and eat... hamburger, pizza or fried chicken. A fast-food restaurant is one of the two eateries planned for Singapore's first indoor stadium at Kallang. The stadium is scheduled to be completed by end-October. Spectators at the $68 million sports centre will227 words
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Article133 1989-06-01 8 A BETTER class of dog these days is being turned over to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. "On an average, 18 dogs are brought in a day, and about one in three are pedigrees," said Ms Deidre Moss, the society's133 words
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Article166 1989-06-01 8 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. awesomely: Amazingly. cachet: A quality that makes people admire or approve of a person. collateral: Something of value that is used as a guarantee that someone will repay a166 words
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Article, Illustration314 1989-06-01 9 A LONG-EMPTY colonial house, used for the filming of the Australian-British television mini-series Tanamera last year, has been demolished. In its place will rise modern bungalows. The old house was used as the family home of the Soongs, the Chinese family featured in Noel314 words
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Article, Illustration99 1989-06-01 9 BABY Yang Xiaotian, whose badly decomposed body was found on Saturday, died of a fractured skull, say police. A police spokeman said yesterday that the taxi driver who drove a woman and the child from Kallang Bahru to Jalan Kolam Ayer had come forward to99 words
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Article, Illustration336 1989-06-01 9 THE crow may be ugly but it drew crowds yesterday. Darky, the cartoon character created by Mr Raymond Lee, 26, attracted many to the exhibition at the Bras Basah Complex. The exhibition features 150 sketches of the rib-tickling Darky. Some have Chinese dialogue, and336 words
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Advertisement51 1989-06-01 7 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. Another product from VmiGM MHP51 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration234 1989-06-01 10 PROFILE Wire services. THE man picked to be Japan's next Prime Minister is a veteran politician whose diverse talents range from writing poetry to tough back-room negotiation. Foreign Minister Sosuke Uno, 66, yesterday agreed to take up the premiership post afterWire services. - 234 words
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Article244 1989-06-01 10 Wire Services. CHINA'S official People's Daily newspaper today omitted Communist Party chief Zhao Ziyang from its list of top leaders the clearest sign yet that he is on his way out. In a story about troops sent to Beijing to enforce martial law, the dailyWire Services. - 244 words
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Article, Illustration662 1989-06-01 10 Two men with supporting roles in the Pamella Bordes sex scandal (see The New Paper's centrespread coverage all this week) made headlines on their own yesterday. And unlike Pamella, both have hit hard times. Jim Wright finally gave up the struggle to remainWire services. - 662 words
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Article, Illustration75 1989-06-01 10 Eye-catcher: An attendant at a Dutch museum takes a ride "to the other world" in a Mercedes-Benz shaped coffin as his colleagues watch in amusement. The container is among three Ghanese coffins the other two shaped as an onion and a chicken on display atPicture/Ap - 75 words
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Article, Illustration55 1989-06-01 11 True grit: Her claws were ripped and her skin dropped from her paws but Slugger the kitten still managed to cheat deatn after she was dragged on a rope behind a car travelling at 100 kmh. Her ability to survive the harrowing ordeal has surprised animalPicture/Reuter - 55 words
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Article, Illustration242 1989-06-01 11 Wire services. A MALAYSIAN village near Batu Pahat, Johor, has been declared a cholera area. The ruling came after five people from the Kampung Orang Asli Bumiputera Dalam in Rengit were confirmed to be suffering from the disease. The five were among 42 villagers hospitalised sinceWire services. - 242 words
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161 1989-06-01 11 Wire services. PALESTINIAN leader Yasser Arafat is building an army for a future Palestinian state, said Jane's Defence Weekly. Two hundred guerillas have completed basic training in south Lebanon for the new force, the London-based magazine reported yesterday. Senior officers of Mr Arafat's FatahWire services. - 161 words
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FOREIGN STOCKS
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Article, Illustration288 1989-06-01 11 Wire services. SHARES were weak and nervous on the London Stock Exchange yesterday on fears of still higher British interest rates. The rates were raised by one per centage point to 15 per cent only last week. The Financial Times 30share index closed 9.6 points down at 1,755.7. VolumeWire services. - 288 words
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Article78 1989-06-01 11 Wire services. TOKYO share prices firmed in early trade today. The 225-share Nikkei index gained 40.15 points, or 0.12 per cent, to 34,306.90 in the first 10 minutes of trade. It surged 189.86 points to close at a record 34,266.75 points yesterday. Winners today were led by credit/lease, communications,Wire services. - 78 words
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Article51 1989-06-01 11 FT Industrials Wed 1,755.70 (1,765.30) Dow Jones Average Wed 2,480.15 (2,475.55) ST Industrial Wed 1,279.24 (1,278.17) NST Industrial Wed 2,221.15 (2,207.84) Hongkong Hang Seng Wed 2,743.87 (2,805.46) Australian All Ordinaries Wed 1,528.40 (1,542.10) Nikkei Stock Average Wed 34,266.75 (34,076.89) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration268 1989-06-01 11 Wire services. WALL Street investors, encouraged by a slight drop in bond yields and bargainhunting following Tuesday's sharp fall in share prices, were in a moderate buying mood yesterday. The Dow Jones average of 30 leading industrials gained 4.60 points to close at 2,480.15, following Tuesday's loss ofWire services. - 268 words
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Article, Illustration684 1989-06-01 12 Geneieve Kwek - Stories/ Geneieve Kwek D lAMONDS aren't just a girl's i best friend. More people are I buying the stones. A recovery from the recession a few years ago, a more stable and growing economy, bigger pay checks for some are spurring people to buy diamonds. FourPicture/Choo Chwee Hwa - 684 words
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Article, Illustration174 1989-06-01 12 <9 OO </>m THE thermometer stationeryholder is a three-in-one gift item. It costs $4.90. There are 12 different designs in red, violet, pink and grey patterns and hearts. It is primarily a pen or pencil holder. But there is an empty space on the holder174 words
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Article, Illustration594 1989-06-01 13 NYT. s i HOULD you drink coffee? Caffeinated coffee, that is, or other caffeinated drinks, such as tea or cola. Increasing numbers of people are cutting down on caffeine, switching to decaffeinated drinks or abandoning caffeine altogether. During the last quarter century, no single substanceNYT. - 594 words
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500 1989-06-01 13 CO LU ~z. J I AM 21 years old and weigh only 45 kg. I have tried several ways to increase weight, without success. Some friends suggested that I take weight-gaining pills or similar other products. Is it advisable to take such products?500 words
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Article, Illustration414 1989-06-01 14 Adeline Woon - Showtime By Adeline Woon A ROUTINE British Airways flight from London landed to a thunderous welcome at Changi Airport last night. Commonplace passengers got more than they expected when they streamed out of the arrival belt to shouts, squeals and screams. For among them wasPictures/ Jonathan Choo - 414 words
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Advertisement140 1989-06-01 14 V -tt-mffi -ll ■Hft IT'S NOW OR NEVER! Impulse holidays at Club Med can still be yours if you purchase an Impulse Camera by June 30th. The top three prizes are Club Med holidays in the Maldives, Bali and Phuket... inclusive of airfare. Consolation prizes are great t00... with village140 words
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Miscellaneous1960 1989-06-01 15 Television H M Thursday Feature Special Lawrence and Arabia Swing it Again SCREEN Mj Twice in a Lifetime (Unusual Lives) (10.50pm, sbc 12) GEMS (10.30 pm, SBC 5) (730 pm, SBC 12) City's famous Red Parrot Nightclub, A *T HARRY MacKenzie, a M THIS programme examines the this musical features1,960 words
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Article, Illustration446 1989-06-01 16 Pamella Bordes had slept with hundreds of men but she looked fresh and innocent when she arrived in London. Soon the secret call-girl became the toast of London's glittering society. She appeared in public on the arms of famous and respected men. She was photographed everywhere and446 words
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Article, Illustration676 1989-06-01 16 ONE evening Pamella and Neil went to see Swan Lake at Covent Garden. All the editors of the so-called quality papers were there. At the drinks party beforehand, a small main hurried over to Pamella. "Hello," he said. "Haven't we met before?" Pamella smiled.676 words
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Article, Illustration467 1989-06-01 16 AT NEIL'S flat one day, while he was at work, Pamella activated his answering machine. From the messages, she concluded he had started seeing another woman. In a scene of sublime irony, the woman whose life had been devoted to duplicity went, in her own words, "crazy467 words
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Article, Illustration626 1989-06-01 20 Shirish Nadkarni - By Shirish Nadkarni BOMBAY CORRESPONDENT Y OU can't put Anupam Kher in a mould. He plays a proud and yet pitiable old man in Saaransh, and a different kind of ancient in Pestonjee. He is a villain in the movies Mohre, and Karma.626 words
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Article, Illustration383 1989-06-01 20 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin NO Names is well on the way to making a name for itself. The band will be playing for the Music Festival at Wisma Atria on June 25 at 5 pm. Performing with them will be popular deejay Chris Ho383 words
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Article, Illustration422 1989-06-01 21 Geraldine Goh - Thursday Feature Special Twice in a Lifetime 10.30 pm, SBC 5 PREVIEW/ By Geraldine Goh L I OVE means never having to grow old. You can be middle-aged and still stay young at heart like Harry MacKenzie in Twice in a Lifetime. The film will422 words
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Article, Illustration267 1989-06-01 21 INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE (Shaw cinemas) HARRISON Ford is back as Indiana Jones. This time, he's out to find the Holy Grail, the cup Jesus used at the Last Supper. Along the way he rescues his estranged father, played by Sean Connery. Indy Jones also has a267 words
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156 1989-06-01 21 ACCORDION player Dominique Bodin grew up in a musical environment. Dominique's father, an accomplished accordionist himself, introduced him to the accordion at the age of eight and later to the piano and the organ. In 1977, Dominique won the glamorous Trophy France Inter, a156 words
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Article, Illustration396 1989-06-01 22 Geraldine Goh - Siberian Cossacks World Trade Centre 8 pm, June 28 and 29 By Geraldine Goh T 1 HE Siberian Cossacks are coming. They will 'dance at the World Trade Centre Auditorium on June 28 and 29. This is the second time the troupe from the Soviet Union396 words
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Article, Illustration334 1989-06-01 22 USA Today DOLLY Parton, zesty survivor of the misguided Dolly TV variety show that died a public death last year, is on the rebound. Her confidence retooled since a retreat to Nashville, she's cut a new album White Limozeen and is on a lengthy tour. It'sUSA Today - 334 words
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168 1989-06-01 22 Lo Tien Yin - SEENLASTNK3HT By Lo Tien Yin LIFE seems fairer after watching Insight: 60 Minutes (8 pm, SBC 12). Sometimes, there's a kind of balance. The show told us that those born with a bad left brain may be compensated with a fantastic right side.168 words
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Miscellaneous1508 1989-06-01 23 RADKXUIDE Emm m EBXEI rnirnnrTOi (jjijsm NOON Newt In Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON News in Brief and Weather NOON Coed Music, Company and Me: NOON Nanideik 12.05 Lunchdato: A musical selection NOON Beautiful Musk: Instrumental Report Noon-time musical entertain- 12.30 Society Today for your listening pleasure. are the offering1,508 words
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Advertisement18 1989-06-01 24 STILL THE MOST TALKED-ABOUT MAGAZINE IN TOWN s oi k fi/t. uic. SPENDERS W* GO EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED.18 words
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Advertisement320 1989-06-01 26 fMP fNI 6 ci EMPLOVMEHT The Westin Stamford Westin Plaza invites suitably qualified individuals to apply for the position of Banquet Part-timers Current Sec 111 'N' level students are invited to apply Male/Female No experience required •6pm-11 pm shift •Minimum salary of $16/- per day •Midnight transport provided Tor an320 words
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Advertisement301 1989-06-01 26 CAREERS IN SALES AND MARKETING The Straits Times Press is the largest newspaper and magazine publishing company in Southeast Asia. As befits our status, we periodically recruit talented, dynamic and motivated people to add to our sales and marketing team. If you are seeking new challenges and have the drive301 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration322 1989-06-01 27 AP. SECOND. SEEDED Boris Becker and No 3 Stefan Edberg moved into the third round with straight-set victories yesterd a y Becker beat Eric Winogradsky of France 7- 6, 7-5, 6-3, and Edberg defeated Nicholas Pereira of Venezuela 6-4, 6-4, 6-2. Also advancing were No 6AP.; Picture/ Reuter - 322 words
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159 1989-06-01 27 Second round Men's singlet: Guillermo Perez-Rol-dan (Arg) leads Horacio de la Pena (Arg) 7-6 (9-7), 2-6, 7-5 (match postponed bad light); Mark Woodforde (Aust) bt Aaron Krickstein (US) 1-6, 6-7 (5-7), 6-4, 6-4, 6-4; Jimmy Arias (US) bt Anders Jarryd (Swe) 7-6 (7-1), 7-5,159 words
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Article253 1989-06-01 27 RACING... with DENNIS CHIA BESTPLAN, who went down narrowly to Track Lark, can make amends at Kuala Lumpur this week. With jockey Skinner up, Bestplan strode out attractively over 600 m in 38.7 on a good track at Kuala Lumpur this morning. Unbeaten Batman (Lyndon) was full253 words
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Article, Illustration382 1989-06-01 27 SPORTSUNE Wire services. TOTTENHAM is reported to be on the point of swooping for England striker Gary Lineker. This follows Barcelona's decision to slash his fee from more than $6.84 million to $4.44 m. Lineker's massive wage of around $17,100 a week had been a stumbling block, but now SpursWire services. - 382 words
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Article154 1989-06-01 28 ENGLISH PROMOTION PLAYOFFS AFP. BLACKBURN Rovers is on the verge of ending a 23-year absence from the English First Division. It beat Crystal Palace 3-1 at home in a dramatic playoff final first leg yesterday. An injury-time goal from prolific striker Simon Garner gave the LancashireAFP. - 154 words
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Article, Illustration254 1989-06-01 28 WALES 0 GERMANY 0 FINLAND 0 HOLLAND 1 SOVIET 1 ICELAND 1 WEST Germany gained a hard-earned draw against Wales in Cardiff yesterday. But the 0-0 draw left Holland top of the group. The Welsh were left seething after being refused a penalty that could have revived254 words
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Article, Illustration305 1989-06-01 28 WIM Kieft scored three minutes from time to give Holland a 1-0 win over Finland in Helsinki yesterday. The European champion had had to wait until the 87th minuter before a header from Kieft ended the brave Finnish challenge. Ruud Gullit, nursing a knee injury, had saidPicture/Afp - 305 words
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Article208 1989-06-01 28 Reuter. SUBSTITUTE Halldor Askelson scored in the 86th minute to snatch a 1-1 draw for Iceland against the Soviet Union in Moscow yesterday. But the draw helped extend the Soviet lead to three points. Askelson's goal, chipped from 15 metres after a neat cross by AtliReuter. - 208 words
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Article, Illustration614 1989-06-01 29 Jeffrey Low - These are early days yet in the World Cup qualifying rounds. With each passing match, yet another South Korean star surfaces. Last Tuesday, you read about Hwang Seon-Hong. Today, it's Shim Bong-Sup. JEFFREY LOW reports... Jeffrey Low IF you see someone red shimmering there on the right-wing, tearingPictured/ Simon Ker - 614 words
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Article30 1989-06-01 29 SBC will carry delayed telecasts of two of Singapore's matches, both on Channel 12. Singapore v Malaysia: Saturday 9 pm. Singapore v South Korea: Wednesday, 9pm.30 words
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Article, Illustration272 1989-06-01 29 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor YOU may never get to watch three of South Korea's best strikers playing together during the pre-World Cup second-leg in Singapore. For one simple reason: Its opponents are not good enough. The Koreans say they will field at the most two of thePicture/ Jonathan Choo - 272 words
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Article, Illustration182 1989-06-01 30 AFP, Reuter. THE most impressive third round winner yesterday was joint fifth seed Tang Jiuhong of China who handled a potentially difficult women's singles match with Thailand's Ponsawan Plangvej with ease. The elegant 20-year-old Tang, winner of the 1989 French Open and one of the playersAFP, Reuter. - 182 words
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Article194 1989-06-01 30 R Jegathesan - By R Jegathesan HOCKEY'S disciplinary board has a task at hand today when it decides on last Saturday's abandoned Premier League match between Khalsa and Punggol CSC. Khalsa goalkeeper Sukhdev Singh sparked the incident by refusing to face a penalty stroke awarded by umpire K194 words
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Article107 1989-06-01 30 Rule 5.26: If during the course of a match a team declines to continue the game, then the team be deemed to have walked out. The Tournament Committee shall immediately suspend the offending team... Rule 5.12: If the umpires are compelled to abandon the game due107 words
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Article259 1989-06-01 30 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor NATIONAL SQUASH ONG Soo Heng's reason for want- ing to play in the 17th Milo Championships was not so much to win the men's open title but more to get a chance to play Simon Yang. The 22-year-old ex-interna-tional gets his wish when he259 words
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Article665 1989-06-01 30 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BADMINTON World Championships 3rd round Men's singles: Morten Frost (Den) bt Jse Chang Ahn (SK) 17-15, 15-5; Ardy B. Wiranata (Indo) bt Win Tun Thein (Bur) 15-7, 15-0; Hermawan Sutanto (Indo) bt Zhang Qingwu (C) 11-15, 15-12, 15-8; Stephen Butler (Eng) btWire services. - 665 words
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Article, Illustration527 1989-06-01 31 Here's the big break for Singapore sportsmen the sports council offers to find them jobs. ALFONSO CHAN reports SPORTSMEN need no longer scrounge for a living while training for excellence in their sport. This assurance comes from the Singapore Sports Council chairman Dr Tan527 words
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Article340 1989-06-01 31 DESMOND Koh was wearing his blue Anglo-Chi-nese School blazer, Lina Ong a white dress. It was their night of glory, the bulbs flashing away blindingly. Their clothes seemed appropriate for the Sportsboy and Sportsgirl of 1988 to wear. It was a statement of what was left340 words
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Article986 1989-06-01 32 ►GAUETO I IN1TIATKX The first art 1 exhibition for these fresh graduates of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts graduates. Oil paintings, Chinese paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings by 24 young artists. Ends on Saturday. 10.30 am to 7.30 pm. Free. Goethe Institut Art Gallery, Singapore Shopping Centre. SHING986 words
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Article12 1989-06-01 32 GALLERY: Nanyang art show CENTRESTAGE: Dramatic Encounters FRINGE: Music Fringe12 words
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Article, Illustration89 1989-06-01 32 Meet the artist who brings out the humorous side of Singaporean lifestyle in his daily comic strips. Raymond Lee draws for the Shin Min Daily News. He also does the Curry Puff comic strip for The New Paper. See his works in an exhibition of his89 words
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