The New Paper, 22 June 1989

Microfilm: NL16910
Total Pages: 30
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      ‘Move Hongkong to Scotland’
      487 2 A BURNING issue in Britain and its Far East colony is the future of the 3.25 million Hongkong residents who hold British passports. They are seeking from British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher assurances of shelter in case China's troubles spill over into Hongkong. Here is a
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      $20 ‘bird’ series notes once worth $40
      186 2 IT seems $20 notes were once $40 in value, according to Lianhe Wanbao. Mr Lin Wenhu, owner of Taisei Stamps and Coins (S) Pte Ltd, had sold $20 bills at that price in February. Mr Lin sold a bundle of 500 $20 notes
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      19 firms keen on Thai Embassy site
      230 2 NINETEEN groups, 15 of them Singapore-based, are trying to secure the rights to redevelop the site of the Thai Embassy building on Orchard Road. They met eight high-level Thai officials, who are here to receive the bids and discuss them with the bidders,
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      Aged invited to do charity show
      186 2 IF you can sing, dance, act or play a musical instrument and not less than 55 years old you're wanted for a variety show. Called Three Cheers for the Elderly, the variety show is being organised by The Association of Women for Action and
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      Lock icon HOT LEGS
      440 3  -  Stories/ Lim Phay-ling AN expert has confirmed what local girl-watchers have always known. When it comes to legs, Singapore girls stand tall. So says Ms Caroline Ciment Serre from Paris, France and she's not pulling anybody's leg. Ms Serre is DlM's project coordinator for the DIM Leg Show
      Pictures/ David Tan; Picture/ Simon Ker  -  440 words
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      The model who thinks her legs are not special
      129 3 LILIAN SIM hated her legs when she first started her modelling career six years ago. She thought they were skinny and rough. Yet today her long legs have appeared in ads for shoes and pantyhose more often than her face. "I
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      37 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook from noon: Showers over several areas in the early afternoon. Maximum temperature: 32 deg C. Minimum temperature: 25 deg C. Sunset will be at 7.13 pm. Sunrise tomorrow will be at VM)LIJO*Y« »Vm
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Of Asian women and the female ‘condom’
      463 4  -  A contraceptive sponge has been billed as a "condom" for young women. But Singapore doctors interviewed feel that because Asian women do not like to touch their bodies, the contraceptive may not catch on By Chitra Rajaram A i CONTRACEPTIVE sponge for women,
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      IT'S A HOLLOW SPONGE
      128 4 THIS "condom" for women is a hollow polyurethane sponge treated with a spermicide (a chemical which kills sperms). The sponge is made to feel like vaginal tissue. It has a thin ring at the open end and a thicker ring at the closed end. Before use,
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      Shared values and racial differences
      324 4 STUDENTS queued yesterday to ask a three-man panel about shared national values. The students were attending the week-long Pre-U Seminar on Shared Values. Christopher Ong, 17, of National Junior College, asked if the Government actually wanted to maintain racial differences through shared values rather than
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    • Article
      Optics trade hits $1 billion
      301 5 TRADE in optical products in Singapore 1 went up to $1 billion last year. This is an increase of 44 per cent com- pared to the previous year's volume of about $690 million. Mr Ng Pock Too, Political Secretary, Prime Minister's Office, gives this latest
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      Mobil awards for NUS undergrads
      116 5 MOBIL Oil Singapore awarded today, for the first time, the NUS/Mobil Colours Awards. The awards went to 38 National University of Singapore (NUS) undergraduates for high performance in extra-curricular activities. In addition, three academically outstanding NUS students received Mobil Gold and Silver Medals, as well
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      Jail for man with stolen travellers cheques
      222 5 A HONGKONG lounge manager who kept USSIO,7OO (about $21,400) worth of stolen travellers cheques was arrested after he used a forged passport to cash some of them, a district court heard yesterday. Lui Kam Wah, 29, a Hongkong resident, was recruited by Ho
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Check on property agents
      380 6 MEDIA owners have been asked not to accept property advertisements from unlicensed real estate agents, to help check their numbers. The Inland Revenue Department, which issues licences for real estate agents, wrote a letter in May to major newspapers asking them to check whether an advertiser
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      Spirited ducks make a ‘landing’ at Bird Park
      242 6  -  Story and picture/ Kenneth Koh THESE White Winged Wood Ducks are said to make ghostly sounds at dusk. That accounts for their other name spirit ducks. That's what they call them in the Assam region of India, where they were originally from.
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      INS and OUTS of eating out
      473 7  -  By Karen Goh A I RE Singaporeans looking forward to pubs, cafes and theme restaurants when they go out? Two new "restaurant doctors" in town feel the trend is in that direction. They should know. Both were former food and beverage (F&B) directors of
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      Women the more mature sex?
      647 8 Are girls more mature than boys their age? The management of a pub, Yesterday's, at United Square, think so. They bar men under 23 from the pub, but women may come in as long as they are the legal age of 18. Reporter HARINDER GILL
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      Adrian Lim book sets sales record
      149 8 UNHOLY Trinity, the book about Adrian Lim's cult murders, has had record sales in the five months it has been out. A spokeswoman for Times Books International said the book is now in its third printing. In total, 23,000 copies have been printed and
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    • Article
      2 fined for part in selling gold
      117 8 TWO men who helped dispose of 1.83 kg of stolen gold jewellery were fined a total of $1,800 and ordered by a district court yesterday to pay back $11,800. The court heard that one of them, Manuel Anthony Dewar, 28, a dealer in
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      GLOSSARY
      136 8 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. astringent: Substance used on a wound to stop the bleeding. capsize: To turn over. contingent: A group of people representing a country or an organisation. demobilised: Sent, especially members
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      298 7 Here's the story. Plain. Simple I m and Honest. There's no to I J pi producing tender and tasty Harris I Ranch beef. All we do is feed hand- a selected cattle on corn and natural grains. Then we process the beef I A ourselves and have it FLOWN i
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Fugitives find it hard to hide in huge China
      318 9 Wire services. THEY have left their homes and changed their names and appearance. Yet, they are being hunted down and caught. The capture of leaders of China's reform movement shows how difficult it is to hide from authority in a tightly-controlled
      Wire services.; Syndicated by Lianhe Zaobao/ Wang Jinsong  -  318 words
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      Report of revenge plot against the Chinese govt
      150 9 THE Beijing massacre has sowed the seeds of hatred between the government and the people, according to well-known Chinese intellectual Liu Binyan. He said he learnt from the survivors of the June 3-4 Tiananmen Square slaughter that 200 to 300 family members
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      85 10 rWA* -A ANOTHER [sj d KNOCK-OUT fl lm JOK ISSUE! W m THIS MONTH: Our Big, Big Spenders Who shops at those swanky boutiques? v Lifestyles Of The Rich 4 Blameless On the trail of Singapore's tai-tais Her Arf y Aspirations I P2jMp Women artists in Singapore Rape On I
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon A Cinderella story gone sour
      707 11 THE dashing young American is not for Thailand's former Miss Universe. So says Mrs Sornklin Porntip Nakhirankanok, mother of ex-beauty queen Ms Porntip. In fact, Mrs Sornklin told Bangkok's The Nation newspaper that she called her daughter's new fiance a cheap person to his face.
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      Lock icon Soviet jets sent to Cambodia
      117 11 Wire services. THE Vietnamese-installed regime in Cambodia has received its first squadron of Soviet-built MiG-21s. The jetfighters, flown by Cambodians trained in Vietnam, landed at Pochentong airfield in Phnom Penh, SPK news agency said. It said President Heng Samrin and other top government and Communist
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      Lock icon New test finds out fast if babies have Aids
      229 11 Wire services. THERE is hope for babies who are born infected with the Aids virus. Researchers in the US have devised a new test that can identify them so they can be treated quickly. When mothers are infected with Aids, they
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      Lock icon World population rising by 87 m a year
      116 11 Wire services. THE world's population stood at 5.1 billion in the middle of last year. It is increasing at a rate of 1.73 per cent a year about 87 million people, says a United Nations report. The world population increased from 2.5
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon One for the record books
      48 12 Wordy: A girl leafs through the world's biggest book which is 4 m by 3 m and weighs over 8,128 kg. The book, on display in Toulouse, France, was put together to mark the 150 th year of publishing company Privat. Picture/ Afp
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      Lock icon Iran split over leader’s powers
      214 12 Wire services. A PLAN to increase the powers of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's successor has run into rough weather in Iran. Two-thirds of the deputies of the Majlis (Parliament) have protested against a constitutional change that would give the Islamic republic's new leader, Mr Ali Khamenei,
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      Lock icon Anti-Soviet rally in Poland
      94 12 Wire services. HUNDREDS of Polish students marched in the southern city of Krakow yesterday, demanding the resignation of communist leader General Wojciech Jaruzelski and the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Poland. Opposition sources said the students marched past the Soviet consulate to local Communist Party headquar-
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      Lock icon Stowaway’s crushing end
      71 12 Wire services. THE body of a young Russian was found crushed to death in the undercarriage of a plane which landed at Britain's Gatwick airport yesterday. The stowaway, aged about 20, was discovered tangled in the undercarriage of an All Nippon Airways Boeing 747. He was believed
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  • FOREIGN STOCKS
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      Lock icon London
      271 12 Wire services. SHARE prices on the London Stock Exchange closed firmer yesterday despite further signs of weakness in sterling and the disruption to trading caused by Britain's first national rail strike since 1982. The Financial Times 30share index closed 9.1. points up at 1,800.9. Trading volume amounted to a
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      Lock icon Tokyo
      69 12 Reuter. SHARE prices opened slightly higher on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today. The key 225-share Nikkei index rose 65.23 points to 33,410.51 in 10 minutes. It gained 111.81 points yesterday. Winners were led by railway/bus, non-life insurance, real estate, construction, gas, credit/lease, pulp/paper, shipbuilding, steel and rubber shares. Precision
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      Indices/Closing
      51 12 FT Industrials Wed 1,800.90 (1,791.80) Dow Jones Average Wed 2,464.91 (2,472.88) ST Industrial Wed 1,302.30 (1,303.12) NST Industrial Wed 2,264.94 (2,260.71) Hongkong Hang Seng Wed 2,272.50 (2,337.71) Australian All Ordinaries Wed 1,527.60 (1,535.80) Nikkei Stock Average Wed 33,345.28 (33,233.43) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading
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      Lock icon New York
      278 12 Wire services. THE Wall Street stock market retreated yesterday in the face of a declining US dollar and rising interest rates. The Dow Jones average of 30 leading industrials dropped 7.97 points to close at 2,464.91, bringing its loss since the start of the week to 21.47 points.
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  • FOODNOTES
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      Lock icon Good and bad foods revisited
      999 13 Good foods, bad foods. In the popular mind-set, fruit, vegetables and fibre get an automatic okay, as do any foods that are low in cholesterol. Calories are bad; foods perceived as high calorie are bad. Our zeal to eat right has produced a host of
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      My pregnant friend is afraid to eat
      380 13 LIFELINES THIS is a weekly column. It will answer your questions on eating healthily. The answers are given by the Health Ministry. Send your questions to Lifelines, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923 or call Hotline Plus 734-7711. MY friend
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon They moo at me: Cowgirl Sam
    413 14  -  showtime By Wong Sing Yeong A I DRIVER parked his BMW to stare at her. Two Korean construction workers asked if she was a film star. Even the shopkeepers stopped work to take a look. The object of their admiration was model Angelia Sam,
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      61 15 HOLLYWOOD MOVIES. HOME BUDGETS Hollywood movies needn't be big-budget a 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 urn-directional microphone, to enjoy professional style Mr Spielberg
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
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      1734 15 nn i gm lelevision= Km M Thursday Feature Special Applause Cinemax Sessions The 'Real* Julia SCREEN First Monday in October (10.45pm, SBC 12) The Muriel Gardiner Story GEMS W (10.30pm, SBC 5) TRIBUTE is paid to the legendary (8.00pm, SBC 12) A M A COMEDY about Ruth H !|H H
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  • spotlight
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      Lock icon WORLD peace-keepers
      787 16 Unexpected cold, isolation in wide open spaces and a politically sensitive mission these are some of the challenges facing a Singapore police contingent with a UN peace keeping operation in southern Africa. The 21-man contingent left Singapore for Namibia on May 5 and were deployed at the end
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      SINGAPORE'S PREPARATION FOR NAMIBIA
      266 16 THERE were almost 400 Singapore volunteers for Namibia. These were weeded down to 30 who then underwent three weeks of training and interviews to determine their physical and mental fitness for the mission. The list was then reduced to the final 21. It was a mad
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      UN PEACE-KEEPING FORCES AROUND THE WORLD
      255 16 THE first UN peace-keeping operation was the UN Truce Supervision Organisation (UNTSO), established in 1948 to check ceasefires and armistice agreements between Israel and its Arab neighbours. Still in existence, it comprises 300 officers. One of its senior officers, US Marine Lt-Colonel William R
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  • SHOWTIME
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      There’s little in the title
      412 20  -  By Vivien Chiong R UN, Don't Walk is not a new road safety message. And Walk on Fire is not a circus act. Also "misunderstood" is Burning Sensation. It's neither a perfume nor an astringent. These are just poorly translated Chinese movie titles. That is
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      QUICKTAKES
      216 20 THE ACCUSED (Lido, Changi 3, Republic 2, Savoy 2) CONTROVERSIAL story about a gang rape and its consequences. Jodie Foster puts in a fine performance. Times: Lido—ll.ls am, 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.15 pm. Changi 3 11.15 am, 1.45, 4.15, 7.15, 9.30 pm. Republic 2 1.30, 4, 6.45, 9.30 pm.
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      Smoggle-ful of big words
      175 20  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Sonja Tan LET'S pretend I'm a six-year-old. And like most kids I love watching cartoons. Smoggles Goodbye Engine Number Nine, shown at 6.30 pm on SBC 5 is not one I would call a favourite. In fact, some of the words were rather complicated.
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      Lock icon Batman film opens in US
      568 21 USA Today. A FTER months of headlines, hype and curiosity, Hollywood's most awaited gamble of the year has finally arrived. Batman unfolded his cape on Monday at a premiere screening in Los Angeles. Cinemas in the United States will surely be packed when the movie
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      Massacre in Beijing moves Hongkong beauty to tears
      432 21  -  By Lim Kuan Chiang HONGKONG beauty Cynthia Cheung Yuk Lui cried when she saw the TV reports on the Beijing massacre of June 4. She said: "I felt really sad. The communist government is doing the same things that it did 40
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      Pop scene mourns a good friend
      512 22  -  By Wong Sing Yeong THE Singapore pop scene has lost one of its favourite sons. Sonny Goh Yong Quee died last Monday of cancer. He was 50. Sonny was a pioneer manager of the lucrative local pop scene of the '60s. The first big
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      MRT inspires young songwriters
      248 22 YOU can always tell when something has really caught on with the public. People start to write song lyrics about it. Youth Theatre Singapore has come up with what is probably the first song about the MRT. It is part of the play Mix and Match
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      Lock icon SEEINGSTARS
      382 22 UPI. SHIRISH NADKARNI. SHIRISH NADKARNI. UPI. SUB THRILLER THE Hunt for Red October, a movie version of Tom Clancy's best-selling submarine thriller, will co-star Sean Connery, Alec Baldwin and Sam Neil. Production has already begun under the direction of John McTiernan, who directed Die Hard for producer Mace Neufeld,
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  • SHOPTALK
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      Lock icon One hull of a boat
      406 23  -  Stories/ Angeline Song w I E'RE told you can now fish in troubled waters. Literally. You can go out to sea even when the storm blows or the waves surge says Mr Stephen Seow. The 55-year-old technical director of Dynaglass has built boats that he
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      WHY IT IS UNSINKABLE
      160 23 ■Double-skinned construction: The boat has two layers. "It's as if there is one boat inside another," explained Mr Stephen Seow. The space between the first and second layer is filled with a rigid foam that will not absorb water. Even if the outer layer breaks, the
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      I owe my life to the boat, says storm survivor
      248 23 ONE fishing enthusiast who will stake his life on the Dynaglass Fisherman boat is Mr Darwis Ajirsama, 38. He survived a violent storm on the Indonesian waters eight months ago, thanks to Fisherman 20D, he said. On Oct 17 last
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      137 24 A HER World Exclusive The DIM Leg Show of Sheer Magic! The latest way to dress your legs DIM presents a fashion show on how to SHOW your legs. Don't miss it. Leg wear at your best. DIM High-Tea Show Venue Pan Pacific Hotel Pacific Ballroom Date Saturday 24 June
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      1454 26 RADIOGUIDE j MMm EMin MMm iNaniaamm?! EE3HHH NOON News in Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON N#w< ln Brl#f and Weather NOON Good Music, Company and Mo: NOON Newsdesk 12.05 Lunciidato: A musical selection NOON Boautiful Music* Instrumental* Report Noon-time musical entertain- 12.30 Society Today for your listening pleasure. are the
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Guobao loses top spot
      208 27 Bernama. CHINA will be sending a top cast for the Marlboro Malaysian Open badminton championships, to be held from July 5-9. The list includes Xiong Guobao, Zhao Jianhua among men and Han Aiping and world No 2 Huang Hua among women. Men's and women's world champions,
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      THE SEEDINGS
      116 27 MEN'S SINGLES 1 Eddy Kurniawan (Indo) 2 Xiong Guobao (C) 3/4 Zhao Jianhua (C], Poul-Erik Hoyer Larsen (Den) 5/8 Zhang Qingwu (C).Steve Butler (Eng), Foo Kok Keong (Mai), Alan Budi Kusuma (Indo) WOMEN'S SINGLES 1 Han Aiping (C) 2 Huang Hua (C) 3/4 Tang Juihong (C), Christine Magnusson
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      Volistique looks good
      376 27 RACING... with DENNIS CHIfl LAST start winner Volistique has made further improvement and can make the grade in Class Three. He showed good form on a good track at Singapore this morning when he was hard held to clock 41.8 for 600 m. Former champion jockey Des
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      Lock icon Setback for McEnroe
      261 28 AP, Reuter. JOHN McEnroe's Wimbledon's preparations suffered a setback yesterday when he crashed out of the Wirral international grasscourt tournament. McEnroe slumped to a shock 3-6, 7-6, 7-6 defeat in his opening match against fellow-American Jim Pugh. All looked well for secondseed McEnroe in the first set
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      Benevolent Becker
      63 28 BORIS Becker, top seed at the Wirral tournament, declined to comment on reports that he would be donating all his earnings in the tournament to victims of the Hillsborough tragedy. "My company revealed this information to the press. For me it's a private matter," he said, after defeating
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      Lock icon Woodbridge heads list of qualifiers
      202 28 Reuter. AUSTRALIAN Todd Woodbridge, who won three of last year's junior Grand Slam tennis doubles titles, has qualified for the Wimbledon singles tournament. In the final qualifying round yesterday, Woodbridge, 18, beat Kent Kinnear of the United States 6-4, 6-4, 7-6. But he and the
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      Lock icon Martina wins
      110 28 AFP. MARTINA Navratilova continued her build-up for Wimbledon by cruising into the quarterfinals of its main warmup tournament yesterday. Navratilova beat Larisa Savchenko 6-3 6-0 after trailing 1-3 in the first set. But the Russian girl hurt herself while serving in the eighth game and admitted later: "Then
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      Lock icon Evernden advances
      106 28 Reuter. SIXTH seed Kelly Evernden had to rely heavily on his powerful serve to beat Indian Vijay Amritraj in the second round of the Bristol Trophy tennis tournament yesterday. New Zealander Evernden was made to work extremely hard for his 6-2, 6-4 win as 35-year-old Amritraj won over
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      Lock icon Grass greener on golf green
      227 28 AFP. IVAN Lendl had the rules changed in his first match in the Wentworth tennis classic yesterday so that he could get on the golf course in time! The world No 1 made his point midway through the third and deciding set against American Kevin
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      Lock icon Outcry over League fixture
      254 29 Reuter. A STORM of protest erupted yesterday after Liverpool learned it had to return to play at Hillsborough exactly a year and a day after Britain's worst soccer tragedy. The blunder came when a computer compiling next season's English League programme fixed Liverpool's visit to Sheffield
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      Lock icon Brazil beaten again
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