The New Paper, 17 June 1989
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Title Section20 1989-06-17 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY, JUNE 17/ SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1989 MCI (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS the new paper20 words
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Advertisement106 1989-06-17 1 DOES SHE DESERVE TO BE RAPED? /Paft 12 r H< J "V» u w TALE OF THE UNEXPECTED FOUR ACES AT THE SIXTH HOLE/ Page 29 Soviet tanks rape Afghanistan giYMtii China declared that it is ready to roll out the red carpet for next year's Asian Games even before106 words
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Article, Illustration31 1989-06-17 1 Student Jacqueline Ang (above), 18, joins 15 others for a shot at the Miss Singapore World 89 title on Aug 27. /Pa* 23 Picture/ DAVID TaNPicture/ DAVID TaN - 31 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration157 1989-06-17 2 FROM Monday, Singapore motorists going across the Causeway must have at least half a tank of petrol, or pay a fine of up to $500. The grace period for the half-tank rule, which came into effect on April 17, ends at midnight tomorrow. The157 words
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Article, Illustration312 1989-06-17 2 Irene Hoe - By Irene Hoe UNIONS want companies which have done well to give their employees an 11.2 per cent pay rise this year. They have already begun asking employers to start wage negotiations based on the latest recommendations of the National Wages Council (NWC), reports312 words
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191 1989-06-17 2 ABOUT 500 young trade unionists from 30 countries will hold an international convention in Singapore next month. The National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) will be their host when the unionists from the Asia-Pacific region come for the Second ICFTU Asian Youth Rally. ICFTU is191 words
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Article, Illustration130 1989-06-17 2 Wire services MIKE Tyson's name on a top-rank boxing card can draw millions of dollars. So the unbeaten world heavyweight champion Tyson agreed to make phone calls to raise money for the American Cancer Society as his sentence for a $80 speeding ticket he receivedWire services - 130 words
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Article, Illustration105 1989-06-17 2 MR Frank Y C Yung, Chief Executive of Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), has resigned. The resignation, announ c e d yesterday, took effect immediately. A SPH statement said Mr Yung, 55, who was also a Director, "has decided to leave the company to pursue his105 words
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Article, Illustration256 1989-06-17 3 Lim Phay-ling - Stories/ Lim Phay-ling THE brassiere is 100 years old this week and doing very well in Singapore, thank you. Women here buy 2.7 million bras a year, according to Triumph International, a leading lingerie retailer. In the last two years, they've been choosing more expensive and daring256 words
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Article, Illustration223 1989-06-17 3 THE Singapore woman may be smaller in built compared with Caucasians, but she's growing, sideways at least. Today she is fuller than her mother and grandmother. Lingerie retailers attribute this new voluptuousness to a better diet, exercise and a more upright posture. A few years ago,223 words
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Article278 1989-06-17 3 THE brassiere, or bra, was dreamt up in 1889 by Parisian boutique-owner Herminie Cadolle. She cut the midriff off the fullbody corset so women could breathe better. Not that women were running around with unbound breasts before then. Babylonian women 3,000 years ago were wearing some sort of support and278 words
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Advertisement50 1989-06-17 2 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 fIuWSI MHP *****650 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous21 1989-06-17 2 The Weather WEATHER outlook from noon: Fair. Maximum temperature: 33 deg. Minimum: 25 deg. Sunset: 7.11 pm. Sunrise tomorrow: 7.00 am.21 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration394 1989-06-17 4 Chitra Rajaram - By Chitra Rajaram LIKE hotels, some hospitals are going for the five-star image. And they are looking for people who can project this image. They are turning mainly to hotels and media and public relations companies for these people. Four private hospitals have been on this394 words
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Article203 1989-06-17 4 BETTER PAY SHORTER HOURS BETTER salaries and shorter working hours are the pull factors, said 12 people who spoke to The New Paper yesterday. Those interviewed felt that private hospitals offer better salaries and shorter working hours. "It is the working hours," said Mr Colin H Tan, 28, who has203 words
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Article, Illustration407 1989-06-17 4 GUAN MING LIE, 10, a student of Fowlie Primary School, has won an international art award. He won the Supreme Gold Award in the International Children's Art Competition held this year in Japan. His was one of the more than 89 paintings picked from over407 words
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Advertisement511 1989-06-17 5 Get organised the quick ana easy way. Names Phone Numbers Schedules Clock Calendar One-Step Currency Conversions World Time Electronic Organizers with/without Alarm °A-BANK ~j JS4¥ EL-6081 Stores 100 names/items Alarm reminds you of upcoming events, dates MS67 11 150 J and times Secret code for confidential data Currency conversion *Auto511 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration316 1989-06-17 6 Chitra Rajaram - By Chitra Rajaram MOUNT Elizabeth Hospital made a fuss about Elizabeth Pang when she was born, and 10 years after, the hospital is still making a fuss over her. Elizabeth was born on Dec 21 1979, the first baby to be delivered in the hospital. Her parents316 words
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Article157 1989-06-17 6 WHEN Mount Elizabeth Hospital started, it delivered five babies a month. Today 650 babies are born there every month. The hospital opened in December, 1979. In 1985 it was sold to an American company, National Medical Enterprises. Since then the hospital has scored a number of firsts157 words
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Article256 1989-06-17 6 DONT be a "cowboy" or a "corpocrat". Be an athlete. That is the advice from a Harvard Business School professor for those who want to get ahead in business. "We need business athletes," said Dr Rosabeth Moss Kanter to an audience of 1,000 at the Singapore256 words
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Article234 1989-06-17 6 THINK you can be Miss Union or Mr Union next year? Start preparing now. You can pick up an entry form as early as next week, according to the latest edition of NTUC News. The forms will be available on the fourth floor of234 words
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Article, Illustration436 1989-06-17 6 PEOPLE should treat timeshare schemes as a recreational facility, not an investment, according to a member Mr Daniel Ang, 31, a bank officer, signed up with the Lifetime of Holidays scheme in March 1987. "Some people have (complained), but I can testify it is436 words
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Article, Illustration277 1989-06-17 7 TWO giant murals have been put up as backdrops to the famous wax figures at Sentosa's Japanese Surrender Chamber. The murals add the information that the surrender ceremony was watched by many naval, army and air force commanders. Ms Juliana Yeo, curator of the Surrender Chamber,Pictures/ Nicklaus D'cruz - 277 words
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Article, Illustration264 1989-06-17 7 "Piggy Banking on You" was a catch phrase coined for philanthropic purposes. But it did more than just raise money. It also helped Business Times (BT) win a gold medal for image and philanthropic advertising in the International Advertising Festival of New264 words
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Article, Illustration187 1989-06-17 8 IT seemed like a good idea to a group of teenagers who were bored with lazing around during the holidays. Why not organise a party? Have fun and make money, too? So they got to work. They spent weeks distributing sheets of papers,187 words
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Article231 1989-06-17 8 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. biceps: The large muscle on the front of the upper arm. casual fling: A short time of satisfying one's sexual desires, usually with no sense of responsibility. cerebral palsy:231 words
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Article, Illustration712 1989-06-17 8 It's the final day of Family Week and today's topic is: How much time should children spend on studying? IRENE NG discovers that this issue is often a source of conflict within families MANY parents mean to say "I care" by pressuring their712 words
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Article214 1989-06-17 8 SOCIAL worker Sim Ngee Mong, who works with Parentline, is experienced in dealing with these kind of problems. He gives some pointers on how to encourage your teenager to* study without coming across as a nag: Talk about what is expected from each other: If you expect214 words
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Advertisement10 1989-06-17 7 POKKArp Win M Miiloius Midap to zsMk and Pufeui Benin!10 words
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Advertisement24 1989-06-17 8 Buddhist Organisation Centre Welcomes Aft to its Inauguration Celebration on Sunday 18th June 1989 at 9.00 am at SVB Jatan *Bul(}t Merah Singapore 031624 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article217 1989-06-17 9 Wire services. A CORRUPTION scandal rocking Cuba's military establishment has taken an unexpected turn with a highly decorated general being accused of having links with the international drug trade. The official newspaper Granma made the accusation against army General Arnaldo Ochoa Sanchez yesterday. He was arrestedWire services. - 217 words
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Article, Illustration127 1989-06-17 9 Wire services. WILLIAM Bennett, who heads the US government's fight against drugs, has said the Saudi Arabian practice of beheading drug dealers is "morally plausible". Mr Bennett made his position known on a cable television call-in show in Washington. A caller asked why the US should notWire services. - 127 words
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239 1989-06-17 9 Wire services. THE Soviet Union has finally admitted that a powerful nuclear explosion rocked an atomic weapon complex in the Ural mountains in 1957. No one was killed, but more than 10,000 people were evacuated after the accident. The accident, kept secret until now, created aWire services. - 239 words
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Article163 1989-06-17 9 Wire services. GETTING the pizza to his customer's house on J time was the manager's main concern when the delivery car hit a station wagon. "Let's get this pizza on the road," the manager of Domino's Pizza in Pitts- burgh was quoted as saying after the carWire services. - 163 words
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Article, Illustration60 1989-06-17 9 Maybe, you can drive my car John Ijennon gave it the psychedlic design, the Fab Four rode it. Now, the 1956 Hentley S-l awaits a buyer at ('hnsties in New York as workers prepare the room for the car's auction next Wednesday ItPicture/ Afp - 60 words
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Article, Illustration379 1989-06-17 10 Wire services. C HINA is doing its best to use unwitting foreign businessmen in a high-pitched campaign to convince the world that business is back to normal. The move came following the imposition of martial law and the bloody crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Beijing twoWire services. - 379 words
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Article327 1989-06-17 10 Wire service. AT least two more Chinese diplomats have defected to the United States. This brings the announced total number of defecting Chinese diplomats in the US to four. A State Department official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, also said yesterday that any ChineseWire service. - 327 words
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Article, Illustration34 1989-06-17 10 Beijing love: A young Chinese couple is seen here having a good time yesterday in Beijing's Benhal Park. Civil life there is gradually returning to normal. Picture/ AfpPicture/ Afp - 34 words
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126 1989-06-17 10 Wire services. BRITAIN will grant a sixmonth visa extension to Chinese nationals who do not want to return home while their country is in turmoil. The Home Office said about 6,500 Chinese citizens, 3,500 of them students, lived in Britain. "In view of theWire services. - 126 words
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Article425 1989-06-17 10 Wire services. AS dusk settles on tree-lined streets and electric buses flick their dim headlights on, the neon hues of Shanghai nights spring to life. The political unrest in China has dampened but not doused Shanghai's night life. The city is famed for its song andWire services. - 425 words
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Article, Illustration153 1989-06-17 11 Wire services. MRS Raisa Gorbachev, whose husband sought cooperation in modernising Soviet industry during a visit to West Germany this week, showed one reason why: Her car would not start. As the wife of the Soviet President spent about half an hour on Wednesday chattingWire services. - 153 words
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Article412 1989-06-17 11 Wire services. GOVERNMENT officials and relief workers in Japan are searching for ways to house Vietnamese refugees whose crowded boats have been arriving on its shores at an alarming pace in recent months. Another 105 drifted ashore yesterday. "It's a real headache," said a ForeignWire services. - 412 words
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Advertisement71 1989-06-17 9 4 2 WEEKS 4 to |T|l\l|T| Skypak Bonus Card Lucky Draw w Ist July Have you got your TNT Skypak Bonus Card yet? There are fabulous prizes to be won every month video recorders, microwave ovens, televisions, cameras and lots more and the jackpot prize an all expenses-paid holiday for71 words
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FOREIGN STOCKS
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Article, Illustration275 1989-06-17 11 Wire services. SHARES ended the week on a firm note on the London Stock Exchange yesterday. The Financial Times 30share index was up 12.9 points at 1,771.8 at the close. Volume was a moderate 513.8 million shares compared with Thursday's 593.4 million shares. A government report released yesterday showedWire services. - 275 words
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Article51 1989-06-17 11 FT Industrials Thu 1,771.80 (1,758.90) Dow Jones Average Thu 2,486.38 (2,475.00) ST Industrial Thu 1,296.52 (1,288.29) NST Industrial Thu 2,238.07 (2,230.73) Hongkong Hang Seng Thu 2,342.41 (2,340.02) Australian All Ordinaries Thu 1,528.20 (1,532.40) Nikkei Stock Average Thu 33,055.17 (32,913.09) Figures in bracket* refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration254 1989-06-17 11 Wire services. SHARE prices moved erratically on Wall Street yesterday. The Dow Jones average of 30 leading industrials, after being on the downside, ended the day at 2,486.38 points, a gain of 11.38 points. Advancing issues outnumbered declines by about nine to eight on the New York StockWire services. - 254 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration547 1989-06-17 12 Sonja Tan - By Sonja Tan FACT: In the United States, a woman is sexually assaulted every six minutes. Fact: In the US, one out of every four victims is attacked by two or more assailants. Fact: There's a lingering belief that the way a woman dresses or547 words
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Article, Illustration384 1989-06-17 12 Sonja Tan - The Accused Next change Lido REVIEW/ By Sonja Tan THE Accused is a horrifying account of a bright, street-smart waitress who believes and rightly so that girls should be able to look sexy and have a good time with the boys without them assuming she is384 words
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Miscellaneous1201 1989-06-17 13 RADKX3UIDE 1,1.1 II EBim itniimiMnii'i a:i:;fWfoto NOON New* in Brief NOON Beautiful Music: A selection of NOON Newt in Brief and Weather NOON On Track: Rose Tucker plays NOON Newsdesk 12.05 Baal Fun: Join Roger Kool for instrumental for your listening Beport new hits, offers some advice 12.30 Here's Humph!1,201 words
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UPDATE
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Article2427 1989-06-17 14 i'■ §fetv r; v. SATURDAY SUNDAY Galleto AQUARAMA 89. Leading exporters of fish, the newest types of aquariums and fish food are all gathered in this exhibition of marine life. You can also catch a sight of rarities like the Giant Chinese Salamander which2,427 words
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Article, Illustration58 1989-06-17 14 Isabella Rossellini is the face of Lancome. This photo exhibition shows her in different poses captured by renowned photographers like Bruce Weber from British Vogue and Bill King from American Vogue. She attributes the photography art to the men behind the camera rather than her looks.58 words
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Article, Illustration42 1989-06-17 14 TODAY r -w ~r—- KL' c a y i I •I W II j 9n f r > t E W Q E I HEN A/| cwtvyMbvMtti. fWkirfto^ i j A i? J TOMORROW ©wdora!^^^ 00,0^Cal c. ;m 0" meal for42 words
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Article, Illustration82 1989-06-17 14 Mother Courage and Her Children is a play set in the open. It tells the story of a woman's obstinacy and greed in times of war. Fort Canning Park. For today and tomorrow, and Jnne 23 to 25. All shows start at 8 pm. Tickets at $4 for82 words
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Advertisement59 1989-06-17 15 HOLLYWOOD MOVIES. HOME BUDGETS Hollywood movies needn't be big-budget home budget. Like Piezo Auto productions. Not with the Panasonic Focus, Zoom Lens, Flying Erase NV-MC6 compact movie camera. Head, Fade in and Fade out and It's the most affordable way a uni-directional microphone, to enjoy professional style Mr Spielberg are59 words
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Miscellaneous1655 1989-06-17 15 GEMS k THIS programme takes a WOMEN envied her while men M look at the bloody crackdown on desired her. But Helene Junot (Joan IV A the democracy movement in Collins) never forgot the horrors of her FM Beijing which led Chinese childhood m France where her mother authorities to1,655 words
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Miscellaneous1641 1989-06-17 16 Television fa 1 M Wild Refuge Saving the Adderly The Hit Man Complex Arts Circle Masters of Modern 'fsH SCREEN m Largest Bird in the World (2pm,SBCS) Sculpture The Pioneers GEMS m (6.30pm, SBC 5) A NEW series that brings to (9.30 pm, SBC 12) JL&t-l -h mi in io-1,641 words
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Article2415 1989-06-17 17 SATURDAY SUNDAY Galleot AQUARAMA 89. Leading exporters of flsh, the newest types of aquariums and flsh food are all gathered in this exhibition of marine life. You can also catch a sight of rarities like the Giant Chinese Salamander which cries like a baby2,415 words
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Article, Illustration58 1989-06-17 17 Isabella Rossellini is the face of Lancome. This photo exhibition shows her in different poses captured by renowned photographers uke Bruce Weber from British Vogue and Bill King from American Vogue. 8he attributes the photography art to the men behind the camera rather than her looks.58 words
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Article, Illustration23 1989-06-17 17 TODAY A TOMORROW Gwdera?^ 8130 8 00l0 toal ~77\ FOOD: Spicy m«al for Z—I dad. Ficus Cafe, Orchard Hotel Lunch and23 words
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Article, Illustration82 1989-06-17 17 Mother Courage and Her Children it a play set in the open. It tells the story of a woman's obstinacy and greed in times of war. Fort Canning Park. For today and tomorrow, and June 23 to 25. All shows start at 8 pm. Tickets at $4 for82 words
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Miscellaneous1402 1989-06-17 18 RADIOGUIDE EEEDBI ISIS EBUEH mHmimifll EJH9HI 6 m News la Brief ir„ali«M ft an Mauri in Brief and WMtlMr Breakfast Club: Great musical 6am Nawshour 0.05 Oa Air Wake up to lovely melo- (Programmes g Rtp#rt enUrtainment to greet you on a 7.00 World News die* in this early morning1,402 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration380 1989-06-17 19 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong "OBIANG" is the word to describe the clothes worn at the fashion contest of 60s and 70s at the Warehouse Disco yesterday. The word would translate roughly to "kitsch". It means inferior or in bad taste.380 words
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Article, Illustration168 1989-06-17 19 TNE ACCUSED (Midnight at Lido, Prince 2, Changi 3, Republic 2 Sunday morning show at Changi 3) CONTROVERSIAL story about a gang rape and its consequences. Stars Jodie Foster who puts up a fine performance. INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE (Shaw cinemas) HARRISON Ford is back as Indiana168 words
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169 1989-06-17 19 Lo Tien Yin - No kisses it's just flowers and handshakes for Andy 08EENLASTMQHT By Lo Tien Yin ADOI! What are these teenage girls doing? Nothing that was the problem. In last night's Studio One Presents (live, 8.30 pm, SBC 8), Hongkong actor Andy Lau was walking around shaking hands with the audience. And169 words
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Article, Illustration392 1989-06-17 20 Lim Kuan Chiang - By Lim Kuan Chiang T HE Singapore Youth Choir expects to be placed among the top 10 teams and possibly make it into the top three at the prestigious Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in Wales next month. This was the confident prediction of Mr David Lim,392 words
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Article, Illustration488 1989-06-17 20 Lim Sek - [SATURDAY SOUNDS By Lim Sek THE battle begins! The past months saw many releases by groups new and old, good and bad. Some live up to expectation and others, like One 2 Many, simply live up to their name. Several are able to488 words
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Article, Illustration428 1989-06-17 21 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong SIXTEEN leggy beauties lined up for a shot at the Miss Singapore World 89 title at the Kasbah Disco last night. They edged out 20 others in the semi-finals to reach the final round. The finals willPictures/ David Tan - 428 words
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Article, Illustration409 1989-06-17 21 Geraldine Goh - Compagnie Temps Present Victoria Theatre Today at 7.30pm Tickets: $10, $20 and $40 at Victoria Theatre's Central Booking Office. review/by Geraldine Goh AN exploration of the man-woman relationship was central in the one-and-a-half hour modern ballet performance by the 10-mem-ber Compagnie Temps Present at thePicture/ Sam Yeo - 409 words
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Advertisement169 1989-06-17 22 LEARN TRADITIONAL SILK EMBROIDERY Vincent Tan Kim Lye, "TDfIfIHHI Baba entrepreneur who learnt embroidery skills from his mother from the age of seven J will be conducting this exquisite needlework to SCW I Chinese stitches e.g. knotless f Peking knots. V b) How to match the u j j colour169 words
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Miscellaneous164 1989-06-17 22 COMICRELIEF Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee I life, Sem AllgUStd/Dominic Doelsma Angus McGill ((v/m happens I W V AT,AI George the Robot/stephen Stanley "Tojusm is V. YeSHve josr if e BosifJess Trtese speiJT AAY Uoucays ONI &aujjnoiJ A AT-Tng ~Tm&m£ CITY |Lan O MMCirOQ OoWiTHojr ga&gns. /J Zc r LvC^sJO.. Dllffy/Bruce Hammon OFF164 words
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YOUTHNOW
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Article, Illustration537 1989-06-17 24 Angeline Song - By Angeline Song GROWING up can be painful. Getting along with parents, friends and the opposite sex and learning to be independent are among the problems many teenagers and young adults face. These growing pains are often more acute for the disabled. Which is one reason537 words
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Article, Illustration216 1989-06-17 24 AMATTER OFOPMON Catharina Kwang, 18, Ngaa Ann Polytechnic "The Government of Deng Xiaopeng was already implementing some democratic reforms. "So the students should have been i i more patient and waited. "But the killing of innocent people and children is inhuman.216 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration330 1989-06-17 25 UPI. THIRD seed Mats Wilander was knocked out of the Queens Club grasscourt championships yesterday by a stomach bug and a highly polished performance from his American opponent, Paul Annacone, in the quarter-finals. Top seed Ivan Lendl progressed to the semi-finals for the first time in sixUPI. - 330 words
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Article233 1989-06-17 25 SWEDEN gave English manager Bobby Robson something to ponder over when he watched it beat Brazil 2-1 in Copenhagen yesterday. England meet Sweden later this year in a Group II World Cup qualifying match and Robson admitted afterwards that he had been impressed by the Swedes. "Although Brazil lacked233 words
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Advertisement347 1989-06-17 25 EMPLOYMENT 5 I We invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following posltlons:ADVERTISEMENT TRAFFIC ASSISTANT Reporting to the Operations Manager of the Advertisement Traffic Section, the successful candidate will be part of a team providing customer services which Include handling day-to-day advertisement bookings and other general clerical duties. The347 words
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SPORTS/RACING
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Article, Illustration358 1989-06-17 26 TOMORROW'S feature race at Penang is the Committee Cup for Class 2 gallopers over 1,700 m. Last year, the race was turned into a procession by Saratoga Special. It is a good-looking field, enhanced by the presence of that seasoned old campaigner Thorold,358 words
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Article385 1989-06-17 26 BRONZE RULER looked a winner at the 200 m mark last week but he ran on one-paced to finish fourth to Soap Opera over 1,400 metres. By Copenhagen II we reckon 1200 m is his better trip for this year and make him the best385 words
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Article318 1989-06-17 26 Wires services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: BASKETBALL Pan-American c'ships Men's s-final rd: Brazil bt Cuba 104-87. US bt Canada 75-73. GOLF US Open: 135 Curtis Strange 71 64; 136 Tom Kite 67 69; 138 Mark McCumber 70 68, lan Woosnam 70 68; 140 Chip Beck 71 69, RichardWires services. - 318 words
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Article, Illustration563 1989-06-17 27 NTKffn] Not one, not two but four golfers struck a hole-in-one in the US Open yesterday all on the same hole! According to Golf Digest, the odds of four pros making holes-in-one on the same hole on a given day are 332,000-to-one. Here's the fullUPI.; Picture/ Afp - 563 words
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Article, Illustration340 1989-06-17 27 Reuter. DEFENDING champion Curtis Strange birdied the first two holes and eagled the fourth yesterday to move into a share of the lead at the US Open golf championship in Rochester. Strange, who began the day one over par, holed a 82-metre wedge shotReuter. - 340 words
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Article222 1989-06-17 27 CHAMPIONS TROPHY HOCKEY AFP. PAKISTAN hockey manager Islahuddin Siddiqui blasted his side in Berlin yesterday despite the fact they had upset Olympic gold medallists Britain 2-1 in the Champions' Trophy. He was annoyed that his young team had failed to establish the control they had managedAFP. - 222 words
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Article, Illustration291 1989-06-17 28 S Gulam - By S Gulam HOT-SHOT V Sundramoorthy's future remains unclear. In a shocking move, Kedah registered him as one of its footballers for this year's Malaysia Cup competition. Mr Paul Mony, the Football Association of Malaysia executive secretary, confirmed last night that Sundramoorthy's name was on291 words
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Article124 1989-06-17 28 AN unexpected move by the FA of Malaysia has added a twist to the V Sundramoorthy saga. The FAM council will discuss tomorrow its affiliates' grouses over an "advantage" Singapore and Brunei enjoy over the rest of the Malaysian states on registration of players.124 words
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Article, Illustration399 1989-06-17 28 S Gulam - By S Gulam ABDULLAH Noor's return to scoring form in Singapore's friendly against Negri Sembilan at the National Stadium last night has set a poser for Jita Singh. The Singapore coach now has six strikers fighting for two places in the finalPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 399 words
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166 1989-06-17 28 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor NATIONAL defender-cum-midfielder ARJ Mani has an option to return to Switzerland, but wants to remain in Singapore with the national team. The 24-year-old rightback, who played in midfield during the pre-World Cup, is currently down with flu but hopes to166 words
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Article, Illustration232 1989-06-17 29 Bowler a k Yong has dropped out of Singapore's South-east Asian Games squad to coach Brunei's Sea Games team The 45-year-old manager of Orchard Bowl received the job offer two months ago, and was given the green light by the Brunei government last week. He232 words
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Article285 1989-06-17 29 SOMETIMES losing a match isn't as bad as winning it, although Adrian Tay might disagree after losing 17-18, 10-15 to Yow Chong Liang in a thrilling Yonex/F&N National Junior badminton championship quarter-final match at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. There was gamesmanship, poor refereeing and285 words
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Article, Illustration445 1989-06-17 30 Ken Jalleh Jr - Jalleh declared that Jr WJ it is ready to roll out the red jEaqffi for next year's Asian in I Ken Jalleh Jr P i Olympic Council chief He that "public life has returned to nonfl^^^^H "The 11th Asian Games, 1990, will be held without445 words
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