The New Paper, 14 June 1989
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Title Section12 1989-06-14 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1989 MCI (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS12 words
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Advertisement70 1989-06-14 1 SINGAPORE TODAY ■mam.4k*;iwam the 1 Sflgl 1 4v 1 M em 'W& rs» •V C fi i ...AND MEN ARE INVITED TO WATCH! —r' t tasuK*i MMMHHMM BURIAL FOR A BOAT This patched-up boat is being towed to its final resting place. There, at the graveyard for boats, it will70 words
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Article, Illustration97 1989-06-14 1 Almost in tears, Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson yesterday admitted that he took steroids one month before the Seoul Olympics. "I lied because I was ashamed for my family, friends, kids who look up to me. I was just in a mess." Asked what advice he now hasPicture/REUTER - 97 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration362 1989-06-14 2 A SINGAPORE-Japan Economic Advisory Committee comprising top businessmen was due to be launched in Tokyo this morning by First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong. The group will explore economic opportunities for Singapore and Japanese companies in and outside the Republic. Since 1986, Japan hasPicture/ Lianhe Zaobao - 362 words
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79 1989-06-14 2 A RESCUE helicopter searching a remote Hawaiian valley has spotted the wreckage of a sightseeing plane that vanished last Sunday with 11 people aboard. There were no signs of survivors. Pieces of the twin-engine Beechcraft were strewn over the face of a cliff on79 words
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Article, Illustration517 1989-06-14 2 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching WHEN the big container ship hit the wooden bumboat last Monday night, Mr Ng Bee Wah jumped from the boat into the water and dogpaddled for dear life. He didn't really know how to swim but somehow he stayed afloat in theGraphics/ Peter Sullivan - 517 words
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Article, Illustration432 1989-06-14 3 Nicklaus D’cruz - Picturesand story/ Nicklaus D’cruz THE last thing this boat felt was someone shivering its timbers or to be exact, punching a hole in its hull. It was a calculated hit, to sink the crippled vessel. Mr Abdullah bin Sani, a worker with the salvage company432 words
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357 1989-06-14 3 THE New Zealand armed forces in Singapore have begun their last exercise before they return home. This takes them into the jungles of Malaysia. Called Taiaha-Tombak XI, the exercise is an annual one staged with Malaysia. This year, British, Australian and Gurkha troops357 words
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Miscellaneous29 1989-06-14 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook from noon: Showers over a several areas in the late afternoon. Maximum temperature: 33 deg. Minimum: 26 deg. Sunset: 7.11 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 6.59 am.29 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration566 1989-06-14 4 Lim Phay-ling - Yea cam attend Um fashion tlNi by paying a registration fee of $25 mALL U WrICH I redeemable far DIM item. Registration coupons and details can be found in the latest issae of Her World magazine. By Lim Phay-ling HOSIERY is getting hot here. To566 words
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Article, Illustration89 1989-06-14 4 DESPITE sizzling temperatures of 33 deg Celsius yesterday, a quick New Paper survey at mid-afternoon found that at least two out of every five women along Orchard Road wore nylons. Most of them preferred hosiery in sheer, natural skin-tone or almost black colours although there89 words
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Advertisement179 1989-06-14 4 I Ovl I H j \t)ur contribution to charity will bring so much toyour child S Hov you care joining example, vou will receive 3 free issues CHILDRENCARE ot Motherhood magazine, a free T"f CHILDRENCARE is a special adorable Karie Bearie soft toy bear for I I proiect by Great179 words
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Advertisement52 1989-06-14 5 Jf More Time to Express Yourself. The Citizen collection has captured your imagination... This exclusive collection of fashion watches with their state-of-the-art HUZ water-resist feature in super-slim cases has proved to be very popular. So, we're adding even more exciting choices to this range of perfect time pieces. Look out52 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration400 1989-06-14 6 Irene Hoe - By Irene Hoe THINK Australia, Singapore businessmen will be urged this morning at an investment seminar. Singapore is already Australia's fifth largest investor with more than $13 billion invested in 1987 or 6 per cent of total foreign investment This means more than $3 billion400 words
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Article122 1989-06-14 6 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. ilinmd: To feel fear or anxiety that something unpleasant or dangerous might happen. discord: Disagreement between people. dismembered Mitt: Bodies with arms and legs pulled or cut off. indulged:122 words
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Article, Illustration500 1989-06-14 7 Karen Goh - By Karen Goh THE Empress Place, which reopened in April after $25 million worth of renovation, is home to more than the priceless treasures now being shown in the Qing exhibition. The two-storey building the former passport office also houses a Chinese restaurant, shops, halls forPictures/Kenneth Koh and Aundry Gan - 500 words
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Article92 1989-06-14 7 THE floor of the shopping gallery is a copy of the original geometric pattern of the old building. The Australian company which supplied the new tiles removed some of the original ones and sent them to Taiwan to be copied. Marble was used for the foyer floor to92 words
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Article, Illustration530 1989-06-14 8 Irene Ng - Today is Day Five of Family Week and we look at that hot potato pocket mQney. Many teenagers think $100 a month is just about enough. Many parents think that is too much and want to know what their children spend the money530 words
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Article202 1989-06-14 8 PARENTS and teenagers should talk about pocket money and agree on how much it should be, said an experienced social worker. "They should talk openly about how much is needed for school, clothes, and other things. If the teenager feels that the sum is too little,202 words
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Article, Illustration213 1989-06-14 8 NTUC Income Co-operative Insurance will next month open two branch offices in different parts of town all within just 45 minutes. To make sure its distinguished guests are able to attend both events, NTUC Income will issue them with return MRT tickets. About 100 guests are213 words
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Article, Illustration622 1989-06-14 9 Irene Hoe - By Irene Hoe THE First Deputy Prime Minister's proposal to hand over to Mendaki II the money the Government now spends on free tertiary education for Malays has become a hot talking point in the Malay community. This morning, Berita Harian, the Malay-language daily,622 words
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Article, Illustration226 1989-06-14 9 THE Chinese newspapers will reduce the number of publishing holidays from five to three next year. And an MP hopes that this change will be implemented smoothly. Braddell Heights MP Goh Choon Kang said the News Distributors Association will hold226 words
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Advertisement77 1989-06-14 6 m%mr .i We've added two C into this lozenge. Strep^ StrepSls 1 Vitamin C-100 I Jm jp. V Each little Strepsils Vitamin C-100 lozenge is packed with two oranges' worth of Vitamin C. 5q strepsils Vitamin C-100 does more than The effective medicine for sore throats relieve your sore throat.77 words
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Advertisement58 1989-06-14 8 H tasting varieties H from one great First Mi Goreng Now Indom*; brings you new instant Bihun Gorenq A delicious ne d t>hun with a springier and finer texture easy to pre- H pare to taste And not forgetting the specially blended seasoning made from natural spices help make Indomie58 words
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Advertisement291 1989-06-14 9 r 1 x lpnesf'fo 6aadfaeg& |f Here's the story. Plain, Simple 1 B| and Honest. There's no to I I PI producing tender and tasty Harris Ranch beef. All we do is feed hand- a selected cattle on corn and natural Rf grains. Then we process the beef I A291 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration445 1989-06-14 10 SINGAPOREAN disc jockey John Ng will not forget how his working stint in China ended. What started off as a sixmonth deejay job in a Beijing hotel in Beijing ended abruptly after about a month with the bloodbath in Tiananmen Square. One scene445 words
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Article100 1989-06-14 10 Wire services. PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher reacted angrily to a claim that her policy towards Hongkong after the Beijing massacre was "dishonourable". Opposition MP Paddy Ashdown, who made the charge in the House of Commons yesterday, later withdrew it. Mr Ashdown visited Hongkong recently. He askedWire services. - 100 words
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Advertisement121 1989-06-14 10 for ALL w 1 OUp to $1000 worth of SINGAPOREANS savings for on-the-spot AND VISITORS. miga gpgo "AMIGA GRAPHICS -t. I P (Cash and carry only.) AND SOUND FREE Demonstration niMCMCinMC "Amiga Graphics and Sound Dimensions." UIMbNbIUNb. FREE Video games for you to play. 5 See all the latest in121 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration357 1989-06-14 11 Wire services THE Chinese government broadcast its list of "most wanted" counter-revolution-aries on national television last night. The pictures of 21 student pro-democracy activists were shown. They are wanted for leading a "counter-revolutionary rebellion," the television said. "Every province, region, city, police department, railwayWire services; Pictures/ Reuter - 357 words
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Article, Illustration182 1989-06-14 11 Wire services. FORMER US President Ronald Reagan paid tribute yesterday to the Chinese students who gave their lives for democracy. And he warned officials in Beijing that the dream of freedom cannot be killed by military force. "The Chinese government hasn't learned something veryWire services. - 182 words
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Article, Illustration26 1989-06-14 11 Show of strength: Tanks and other heavy arms were still parked in front of the Revolutionary History Museum in Tiananmen Square yesterday.26 words
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168 1989-06-14 11 Wire services THE United States has signalled it will be compassionate and flexible in granting visas to Chinese trying to escape the crackdown on prodemocracy demonstrators. The gesture, which appears open-ended, is likely to worsen US-China ties. These are already frayedWire services - 168 words
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Article, Illustration51 1989-06-14 12 Hijack gets movie treatment: Hollywood stars Burt Reynolds and Eva Marie Saint in a scene from the film, Achille Lauro. The Him, being shot in Italy, tells how the Italian liner Achille Lauro was hijacked off the Egyptian coast by four Palestinians in October 1985. Picture/Picture/ Reuter - 51 words
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Article230 1989-06-14 12 Wire services. PRESIDENT Najib has said it was time for the backers of the Muslim guerillas the United States and Pakistan to prove their sincerity and make specific proposals for ending the war in Afghanistan. "We ask the United States to consider theWire services. - 230 words
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154 1989-06-14 12 Wire services. THE Malaysian Immigration Department has found a sure way to stop Indonesian illegal immigrants from returning as soon as they are deported. Their heads will be shaved before they are sent back to Indonesia. A department spokesman said in Kuala LumpurWire services. - 154 words
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Article, Illustration288 1989-06-14 12 Wire services. ANOTHER sharp drop in sterling on foreign exchange markets had shares in retreat on the London Stock Exchange yesterday. The Financial Times 30share index ended 14.4 points lower at 1,756. Volume picked up to a moderate 463.8 million shares from Monday's 381.1 million. Sterling and share pricesWire services. - 288 words
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Article78 1989-06-14 12 Reuter. INDEX-linked buying by investment trust funds helped share prices firm in opening trade on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today. The key 225-share Nikkei index gained 83.30 points, or 0.25 per cent, to 33,296.85 in 10 minutes. It dropped 184.46 yesterday. The winners were led by non-life insurance, gas,Reuter. - 78 words
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Article51 1989-06-14 12 FT Industrials Tue 1,756.00 (1,770.40) Dow Jones Average Tue 2,503.54 (2,518.84) ST Industrial Tue 1,283.84 (1,276.48) NST Industrial Tue 2,217.92 (2,208.71) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 2,355.19 (2,440.21) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,540.20 (Closed) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 33,213.55 (33,398.01) Figure* in brackets refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration260 1989-06-14 12 Wire services. WALL Street share prices fell yesterday in relatively active trading. The Dow Jones average of 30 leading industrials fell 15.3 points to close at 2,503.54. Declining issues outnumbered advances by about two to one on the New York Stock Exchange, with 1,023 down, 490 up andWire services. - 260 words
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Article94 1989-06-14 13 Wire services. VIETNAM'S Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach has ruled out forced repatriation of his country's refugees. "We strongly reject any form of coercion, this is a violation of human rights and could lead to unforeseen consequences," he said at a conference on refugees in GenevaWire services. - 94 words
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Article, Illustration209 1989-06-14 13 SINGAPORE Foreign Minister Wong Kan Seng said in Geneva that he had noted signs of "compassion fatigue" among countries which had resettled Vietnamese refugees. "Confronted by an unending flow of refugees, the receiving countries have attempted desperate measures to alleviate intolerable burdens," he said.209 words
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128 1989-06-14 13 NST MALAYSIA has appealed to the world to seek a fresh approach and a quick solution to the Indochinese refugee problem. Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Abu Hassan Omar said in Geneva that a comprehensive and workable solution must be found immediately. It should notNST - 128 words
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Article, Illustration208 1989-06-14 13 Wire services. BRITAIN has called for the mandatory repatriation by October of all Vietnamese boat people failing to classify as genuine refugees. The United States, however, opposed forcing Vietnamese asylum-seekers to go back and said people would stop fleeing if Hanoi reformed its politicalWire services. - 208 words
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Advertisement189 1989-06-14 13 I VARIETY IN THE Affi, THAT'S BIMAN EXECUTIVE CLASS. ■UP jm ;0B As everything else Biman's New Executive Class, you'll find the food simply delightful. We serve a wide variety of fine cuisine to meet the refined 4 tastes of our business travellers. Not to mention the accompanying selection of189 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration398 1989-06-14 14 Kevin Mathews; Paul Zach - By Kevin Mathews and Paul Zach THE Year of the Bat already has the comics world in a flutter. But it officially begins next week in Hollyi wood. That's when the movie that you can't have avoided reading or hearing about, as USA Today has subtitled398 words
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102 1989-06-14 14 COMICS buffs here are eagerly awaiting the Batman movie. Mr Philip Teoh, 30, said his Comics World shop in Paradiz Centre had already taken many orders for the movie's comic book adaptation. "I think the Batman film will be even bigger than the Superman102 words
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Advertisement67 1989-06-14 14 HUfHj f Soft, Comfortable and Safe IPB How can I ensure a peaceful IbKiA IISE s ee P during menstruation? flip** Personal Hygiene Jj .L I Q <^ga s J«- I A Use a special pad at night to make sure you uum ~->n qM. get complete protection for a67 words
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Advertisement73 1989-06-14 15 I I BRING HOME CINEMA SOUND I If you want cinema sound without Shuttle Function, Digital Remote Control, the cinema chatter, bring home a National VHS Index Search System and Flying Erase NV-F7OEN video cassette recorder. For a Head, it's like being at the movies without superior picture, and true73 words
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Advertisement107 1989-06-14 15 USE THIS TO PROGRAMME YOUR I jjfjjf j NATIONAL VCRs. HfifffjHWHf gaa Willi Hill 111 H g_ |r Qofr pnjgrj mmei uwrrcr m time of printing e SMOGGIES c NEWS AT NINE STUDIO ONE PRESENTS 5 18:30 18:55 JUN 14 5 21:00 21:30 JUN 14 8 20:30 21:25 JUN 14107 words
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Miscellaneous1585 1989-06-14 15 rn i a'W lelcvlsion =s MYI% Showtime at the Apollo! Where Eagles Fly Jake and the Fatman Wish You SCREEN M (ii.2opm, SBC 5) (9.30pm, SBC 12) Were Here GEMS J I THIS week at the Apollo are A STUDY of the Golden Eagle, (9.30 pm, SBC 5) JMBL M1,585 words
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Article, Illustration945 1989-06-14 16 Spotlight estimated^M than 14 million W refugees in the world today —■1 at least five times population. Some unofficial 1 but respected estimates put the 1 figure nearer 30 million. Thisi would mean nearly six peopleM in every thousand of the world's population have beerM forcedGraphics/ Hup Lee - 945 words
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Advertisement26 1989-06-14 19 j^ jfcylf fyf. paper FENNIE YUEN Profile Page 21 TW-'T I'ut'ir. J<>\ \III C||<><> "V"/^^ r i <'.. •riiin.it.. r V|\|| C ||l(>\(, t iijj? 5£ 126 words
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Article, Illustration449 1989-06-14 20 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin PART-TIME actor George Neo comes from a school of hard knocks: Inflicted mainly on his head with the butt of a I rifle. But the knocks have helped George, 60, in his acting. They made it easier for him to449 words
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Article, Illustration292 1989-06-14 20 Geraldine Goh - Friday at the Movies The Ambassador June 16 10.30 pm, SBC 5 PREVIEW/ By Geraldi Geraldine Goh IN The Ambassador, a Friday at the Movies offering, Ellen Burstyn plays the bored wife of an American diplomat. She seeks the attention and physical292 words
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154 1989-06-14 20 Lo Tien Yin - SEENKASTNIGHT By Lo Tien Yin DID you panic last night around 7 pm? You didn't adjust those buttons on your television set thinking that the colour had gone when Sergeant Bilko came on the screen, did you? Last night, we had a black-and-white154 words
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Article, Illustration262 1989-06-14 21 Sonja Tan - Dead Calm Showing in Capitol, Republic 3 REVIEW/ By Sonja Tan D I EAD Calm is a thriller without gimmicks, shot off the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. It is a three-character movie based on the Charles Williams novel of the same name. Sam Neill (who262 words
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Article170 1989-06-14 21 OLIVER COMPANY (Orchard) THIS is a hand-drawn animated movie which is a modern-day retelling of Charles Dickens' classic novel. The movie is set in New York City. It follows the adventures of an adorable but unwanted kitten and a pack of pickpocket dogs. Times: 11 am, 1.30, 4, 6.30,170 words
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Article119 1989-06-14 21 Pinup/Page 19 FENNIE Yuen would rather get bruised than have a few laughs. The 19-year-old Hongkong actress is tired of playing comedies where "you laugh without knowing why". "There's no acting to be done in comedies. I prefer movies such as School on Fire although119 words
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Article, Illustration388 1989-06-14 22 Lo Tien Yin - Singapore Dance Theatre First anniversary celebration Tonight, tomorrow, Victoria Theatre REVIEW/ By Lo Tie Lo Tien Yin IT was fitting that the longest applause should go to one of the most difficult pas de deux in ballet The Black Swan. At the opening of the388 words
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Article, Illustration250 1989-06-14 22 La Compagnie Temps Present Victoria Theatre June 16 and 17 LA Compagnie Temps Present (The Present Time Dance Company) of France promises to offer a blend of classical French ballet and the vitality of contemporary modern dance. At a press preview yesterday, the250 words
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Article, Illustration338 1989-06-14 22 Geraldine Goh - Hi! Theatre's The Curious Circus, Singapore Labour Foundation Auditorium Today, 3 pm and 8 pm REVIEW/ By Gerali Geraldine Goh THE Curious Circus was a visual treat for the children who made up the majority of the 70-odd audience at Hi! Theatre's338 words
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Advertisement387 1989-06-14 21 aa f $4000 CASH MITSUBISHI VCRs, HOME WW MOVIES MOVIE T-SHIRTS! THESE TITLES ARE AVAILABLE AT ALL AUTHORISED WARNER HOME VIDEO DEALERS B He'to cop with on attitude, o 6th degree block belt inAkido and family in the Mafia. I I 1 MW B The time it the future... o387 words
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Article1210 1989-06-14 23 DEAR AGGIE HORIZONS Dear Aggie, My husband and I have been married for a few months. We are both receiving treatment for a skin disease called genital herpes. Will 1 be able to conceive and have a normal baby? What is the safest way1,210 words
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Advertisement108 1989-06-14 23 I WE mm l UNBELIEVABLE PRICESI Sun Thur: $10 nett (ind. 2 standard drinks) a Fri, Sat Eve of Public Holiday: $15 nett (ind. 2 standard drinks) t Ladies' Night (Mon Tue): $5 nett for Ladies (ind. 1 standard drink) R Tea-Dance (Fri, Sat, Sun &P. Holiday: Ipm 6pm): $6nett108 words
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Advertisement189 1989-06-14 24 LEARN TRADITIONAL SILK EMBROIDERY Vincent Tan Kim Lye, a Baba entrepreneur M V* who learnt embroidery skills from his mother VL from the age of seven V will be conducting this exquisite needlework How to sew knotlcss sewing Peking knots. *Mmi V b) How to match the colour and the189 words
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Miscellaneous1345 1989-06-14 26 RAHOGUIDE ~"I ~'I IMOMM 1-Ti1.11.1.M g-TETBHiM I:JJ.IUg*T—NOON News ia Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON News ia Brief and Waatkar "00N Good Matte, Compaay aad Mo: NOON Newsdesk 12.05 Laackdate: A musical selection M<MM| entertain- 12 30 Buslno.s Matters: A weekly is offered here for your listen- NOON Beautiful Music. Light1,345 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration206 1989-06-14 27 CHAMPIONS TROPHY HOCKEY Australia 3 India 2 Holland 3 Pakistan 2 AFP. AUSTRALIA had to struggle before edging out India 3-2. Two goals from Mark Hager and one by Graham Reid settled the match. Hager netted his first goal and fourth of the competition i afterAFP. - 206 words
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Article251 1989-06-14 27 AFP. PAKISTAN'S hopes of regaining the Trophy was foiled by Dutch sweeper Floris Jan Bovelander. His hat-trick gave Holland a 3-2 win. Pakistan had most of the play in an entertaining match, but was denied victory by the brilliance of Dutch goalkeeper Frank Leistra. Pakistan took commandAFP. - 251 words
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Article166 1989-06-14 27 RACING... with DENNIS CHIA TREND Defy, winner of the Singapore Gold Cup last year, is among the 34 entries received for the $400,000 race next month. Bukit Turf Club's Gold Cup meeting, catering for horses in Classes One and Three, has attracted a total of166 words
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Article, Illustration224 1989-06-14 28 Reuter. SUGAR Ray Leonard, who held onto his World Boxing Council super middleweight title after a 12-round draw with Thomas Hearns on Monday night, said the videotapes would help him decide whether to continue fighting. "Whether this was a bad performance for me or whetherReuter.; Picture/ Reuter - 224 words
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Article, Illustration208 1989-06-14 28 Reuter. EUROPEAN Cup winner AC Milan said yesterday it had persuaded Dutch soccer striker Marco van Basten to stay with the club until 1993. The club said it had agreed a $6.75 million contract with van Basten, after its president Silvio Berlusconi talked him out ofReuter. - 208 words
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Article127 1989-06-14 28 Reuter. REAL Madrid midfielder Michel Gonzalez, says he is sick of the pressure and wants to leave the club. Michel, 26, stormed off the pitch in the middle of his team's League title-clinching triumph against Gspanol last Sunday. "I don't want to spend every day underReuter. - 127 words
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Article199 1989-06-14 28 Reuter. BARCELONA has rejected an offer by English soccer club Tottenham for Gary Lineker. "We are not going to accept the offer for Lineker," coach Johan Cruyff said yesterday. A Barcelona spokesman said the club was not satisfied with Tottenham's bid for the striker, worth a reportedReuter. - 199 words
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Article, Illustration319 1989-06-14 28 Wire services. LEEDS completed a second big soccer transfer in 24 hours yesterday when winger John Hendrie signed a three-year contract. Scotsman Hendrie, 25, joined in a $2.05 million deal from Newcastle, which had been forced to sell because of its need for cash. Leeds has also made aWire services. - 319 words
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Article, Illustration423 1989-06-14 29 AFP. WIMBLEDON champion Stefan Edberg's tennis world was rocked by a teenage tearaway for the second time in three days yesterday. The second-seeded Swede was beaten 7-6, 7-6 by 18-year-old Venezuelan Nicolas Pereira, just two days after losing in the French Open final to 17-year-old AmericanAFP.; Picture/ Afp - 423 words
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Article577 1989-06-14 29 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: CRICKET First Test between Australia and England at Headingley Australia: 601-7 dec and 230-3 dec (Border 60 n.0., Taylor 60) England: 430 and 191 (Graham Gooch 68, Kim Barnett 34, David Gower 34; Alderman 5-44, Hughes 3-36). Australia won by 210 runs.Wire services. - 577 words
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Article, Illustration144 1989-06-14 29 AFP. MARTINA Navratilova has banned her family and friends from coming to watch her at Wimbledon later this month because they are too much of a distraction. The 32-year-old American, bidding for a record ninth All England women's singles crown, has told them: "Stay at home and watchAFP. - 144 words
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Article, Illustration641 1989-06-14 30 r The truth is out. Ben Johnson admitted yesterKC&J day during the Canadian rISM government inquiry that he took steroids a month before the Seoul Olympics. He also said he lied to the world when he said after being disqualified in Seoul that he had notWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 641 words
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159 1989-06-14 30 Reuter. Q Robert Armstrong (chief counsel): You made several statements insisting you never knowingly took steroids. Those statements were not true? Johnson: No, sir. Armstrong: After the steroids you took in June and July, did you take any steroids leading up to Rome? Johnson: No, sir.Reuter. - 159 words
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Article272 1989-06-14 31 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan TOTAL prize money of $343,000 has been finalised for the prestigious Seiko Grand Prix Badminton Finals, to be held at the Kallang Indoor Stadium from Dec 6-10. Of this amount, $254,800 has been set aside as prize money proper for the272 words
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Article, Illustration391 1989-06-14 31 Singapore's hopes for a cycling medal in this August's Sea Games has received a major blow. A disillusioned Balvinder Singh will not make the trip to Kuala Lumpur. Worse, his Geylang Club team-mates may follow suit. ABDUL SHUKOR has the story CYCLING ace Balvinder Singh391 words
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Article934 1989-06-14 32 Gallery I DISCOVERY ART. Oils, Cwatar colours and mixed 1 1 media of six artists are featured in the Discovery Art Exhibition. All are for sale. Sponsored by the Shell companies In Singapore. 10 am to 5 pm. Ends on Friday. Empress Building, Empress Place. AUTOMATIC LIVING. Automate for934 words
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Article, Illustration63 1989-06-14 32 Singapore's only professional ballet company is celebrating its first anniversary with three performances. Called Celebration, the highlights will include three world premieres: Souvenirs, The Ice Nymph and Rainbow River. Also see Beginnings by Goh Choo San. On today and tomorrow. 8 pm. Tickets at $20/15/10 available at63 words
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