The New Paper, 27 June 1989
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Title Section12 1989-06-27 1 the new paper TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1989 MCI (P) 36/4/89 SO CENTS12 words
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Advertisement137 1989-06-27 1 WOMEN AND THEIR*, DOCTORS WHY IS SOME WORRY "He ver y touchy-touchy," says one patient^ i;;v».tuf» V \V.* I •0- WORLD BANK HOLDS UP LOANS The World Bank has postponed indefinitely $1.5 billion in new loans to China. This is in response to an international outcry over the violent crackdown137 words
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Article, Illustration49 1989-06-27 1 f Singapore's own Teo Ser Lee was named Miss Friendship by the other 32 contestants in the 1989 Miss Globe pageant in Turkey. The bubbly beauty scored a double triumph by making it to the Top 12 in the contest./ Page 20 Picture/ Sam YeoPicture/ Sam Yeo - 49 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article449 1989-06-27 2 X HE government is expected to announce 'two changes to its proposed development charge system for properties, the Business Times reported today. The implementation of the proposed system will be pushed back by two months, from July 1 to Sept 1. Appeals will not be restricted449 words
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Article, Illustration286 1989-06-27 2 Wire services. A Soviet submarine with a damaged nuclear reactor, off the Norwegian coast, may pose a danger if the weather turns bad. The aging submarine loaded with atomic weapons was limping back to base today, after a burst pipe crippled one of itsWire services.; Picture/ Reuter; Graphics/ IHT - 286 words
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82 1989-06-27 2 Wire services. THE new Soviet Parliament resumed work in Moscow yesterday, but without the live television and radio coverage. The live media broadcasts had captivated the country during its first three weeks of stormy debate. "The work of Parliament has entered a long, routineWire services. - 82 words
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Article117 1989-06-27 2 Wire services. CHINESE troops have shot dead seven Tibetans trying to cross from Tibet into the northern Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. The seven were killed on Tibet's western border with India on Sunday night. Their bodies were found yesterday by Tibetan shepherds 150 kmWire services. - 117 words
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Article70 1989-06-27 2 Wire services. HEAVYWEIGHT boxing champion Mike Tyson doesn't throw punches at girls. Or so he says. "If I'm into hurting girls, then how come I have so many? Why would women come near me?" asked Tyson, 22. In his book Fire and Fear, former lightheavyweightWire services. - 70 words
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Article, Illustration494 1989-06-27 3 Griselda Loo - By Griselda Loo a i TOUCH of the colonial now graces Marina South. The architecture of the clubhouse at the new Marina Bay Golf and Country Club harks back to the elegant houses of early Singapore. It has a sprawling white and blue-roof. There's evenPictures/ Sam Yeo - 494 words
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Miscellaneous20 1989-06-27 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook from noon: Fair. Maximum temperature: 32 deg C. Minimum temperature: 25 deg C. Sunset: 7.14 pm.20 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration221 1989-06-27 4 THERE'S the chance next week to meet a real princess, to watch ethnic artists at work and to soak up the culture of the Native Americans. They are usually and wrongly known as the Red Indians of North America. An American Indian princess, described by221 words
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Article, Illustration421 1989-06-27 4 Last week, gynaecologist Dr Alex Ooi Koon Hean, 39, was found guilty of taking advantage of a female patient by having sex with her. It will cost him his licence to practise medicine. Are unethical affairs happening in Singapore hospitals and421 words
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Article150 1989-06-27 4 DOCTOR and patient relationships developing into clandestine affairs are said to not happen often here. "These cases are very rare," said a Singapore Medical Association (SMA) spokesman yesterday. He was commenting on the case of Dr Alex Ooi Koon Hean, 39. The Singapore Medical Council (SMC)150 words
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335 1989-06-27 4 WHAT DOCTORS SAY FIVE male doctors interviewed said they avoid getting involved with female patients no matter how attractive or helpless they may be. One even admitted having a buzzer to alert the nurse if a female patient335 words
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Article, Illustration390 1989-06-27 5 YOU take a deep breath and start at the beginning. Eventually, you'll reach the end about 40 minutes later. The National University of Singapore Students' Union (NUSSU) sets up a long and winding maze every year to welcome new undergraduates. This year's giant maze, setPicture/ Nicklaus D'cruz - 390 words
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Article175 1989-06-27 5 FIRST stop face to face with union members waving Matric Packs ($7 each) a paper bag of sponsored gift items, bookmarks, a file and a university year planner. Campus Hotline. New advice service for undergraduates. From 3pm to 9 pm, Mondays to Fridays, and 9 am175 words
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280 1989-06-27 5 SCHOOLS are learning about the "fax" of life. The convenience and speed of the fax facsimile machines have persuaded the school to pay the $2,000 to $7,000 that these machines cost so that their offices can quickly send and receive reports,280 words
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Article222 1989-06-27 6 MENSA, the association for super-smart people, has opened a branch here. The club was approved by the Registry of Societies on May 26. To be a member, a person's intelligence quotient (IQ) must be 148 or above. (An IQ score of 100 is considered222 words
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Article, Illustration240 1989-06-27 6 A mystery barbecue happened in broad daylight on the mall outside Tokyu department store in Marina Square on Sunday. Two men and a woman in a blue lorry set up charcoal pits on the pavement and grilled more than two dozen suckling pigs late inPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 240 words
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Article, Illustration524 1989-06-27 7 THE sophisticated gadgets in your car designed for safety and comfort can be the tools that help kill you in a car accident. Child locks and power windows can become hazards in an emergency, said Mr Goh Peng Khoon of the Singapore Life Saving Society.524 words
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Article, Illustration399 1989-06-27 7 A TEAM from The New Paper identified five potentially dangerous streets on a drive to the Singapore River. Ellenborough Street, Canning Lane and Clarke Street, Angus Street and South Canal Road are the danger streets. All are narrow and some are one-way. They399 words
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Article, Illustration497 1989-06-27 8 A COLLECTION of local tales of mystery and horror has been published. The ghosts mentioned in this slim comic book, Souls, are the home-grown stuff such as pontianaks (Malay female spirits). Author K Ramesh, 23, said he himself was afraid of ghosts and497 words
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188 1989-06-27 8 SINGAPORE Airlines' earnings may pass the bil-lion-dollar mark next year after taxes. SIA chairman Mr J Y Pillay predicted that milestone in the company's annual report. The report said after-tax profits surged to $985 million during the 1988-1989 financial year. This was188 words
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Article198 1989-06-27 8 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. bloodbath: An event in which a lot of people are killed violently. content: Happy and satisfied. curator: Someone who is in charge of the objects or works of art198 words
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Article, Illustration208 1989-06-27 8 This story resulted from a Hotline Plus call. AN exhaust duct in Citiport Centre's basement carpark fell on a parked car yesterday. The five-year-old building opposite the World Trade Centre has had no trouble of the sort before. The huge orange-coloured ducts are for208 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration344 1989-06-27 9 Wire services. JAPAN'S ruling Liberal Democratic Party seemed to be preparing to dump Prime Minister Sosuke Uno after a double shock over the weekend. A severe by-election defeat and the public appearance of an exgeisha who claims Mr Uno paid her to be his mistressWire services. - 344 words
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Article, Illustration59 1989-06-27 9 Publicity stance: A group of seven Indian opposition parties alliance National Front demonstrators courting arrest outside the Indian Television in New Delhi yesterday. About 2,000 demonstrators took part to dramatise their claim that the ruling Congress Party of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi isPicture/ Reuter - 59 words
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Article, Illustration141 1989-06-27 9 Wire services. ANTHONY Perkins, star of Alfred Hitchcock's classic horror film Psycho, was fined $600 in Cardiff, Wales, yesterday for smuggling a small amount of home-grown cannabis into Britain. Perkins, 57, had mailed 1.32 g of cannabis with a street value of about $13.50 from hisWire services. - 141 words
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186 1989-06-27 9 Wire services. THE United States Supreme Court has issued two important rulings that reaffirmed the reach of capital punishment laws. It ruled on Monday that mentally retarded and juvenile killers can be executed. The court's conservative majority said executions of murderers who wereWire services. - 186 words
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Article95 1989-06-27 9 Wire services. OFFICIALS from the South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation failed to hold a scheduled meeting in Islamabad yesterday to prepare for Saturday's foreign ministers meeting because of a Sri Lanka boycott. The officials of the sevennation organisation instead held informal discussions. Pakistan and otherWire services. - 95 words
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Article, Illustration307 1989-06-27 10 THE WORLD BANK ACTS Wire services. T HE World Bank yesterday postponed indefinitely $1.5 billion in new loans to China. This was in response to an international outcry over the violent crackdown on pro-de-mocracy demonstrations in Beijing. The United States, the largest World Bank shareholder,Wire services. - 307 words
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181 1989-06-27 10 THE EC ACTS Wire services. EUROPEAN Community Foreign ministers agreed yesterday on a series of measures to protest against what they called brutal repression in China. Spanish Foreign Minister Francisco Fernandez Ordonez said they expressed outrage at continuing executions. He proposed banning arms sales, suspendingWire services. - 181 words
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197 1989-06-27 10 Wire services. TOP officials of China's National People's Congress (Parliament) will meet on Thursday in a session postponed by the country's political crisis. The Xinhua News Agency said yesterday that the NPC standing committee "would be guided by the principles adopted at (Saturday's) plenaryWire services. - 197 words
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Article, Illustration267 1989-06-27 10 Wire services. PRO-DEMOCRACY protesters in Beijing "got what they deserved", a senior military officer said yesterday. Colonel Li Zhiyun, one of the commanders of the military assault that ended almost seven weeks of pro-democracy demonstrations, said he had "no regrets" about what Chinese and foreign witnessesWire services. - 267 words
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Article, Illustration60 1989-06-27 10 Look out: A government informant in Beijing yesterday keeps an eye on a street corner in front of American fast food outlet Kentucky Fried Chicken. The Chinese government uses everv means at its disposal to enforce martial law. even to the extent of using lowerPicture/ Reuter - 60 words
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102 1989-06-27 10 Wire services. CHINESE authorities have charged 12 US citizens with distributing religious literature and ordered them not to leave the southern city of Kunming in Yunnan province, the US State Department said yesterday. US officials were working on the case and were hopeful the groupWire services. - 102 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration34 1989-06-27 11 Back to work: The row of black cars outside St Basil's Cathedral in Moscow are an indication that the Soviet Union's inner parliament, the Supreme Soviet, has resumed sessions. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 34 words
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Article193 1989-06-27 11 Wire services. THE Afghan government will free rebel prisoners in exchange for Soviet soldiers captured by guerillas during the 10-year-old war, rebel sources said yesterday. An exchange agreement was reached at a fourth round of talks yesterday between Muslim guerilla representatives and the Soviet embassyWire services. - 193 words
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171 1989-06-27 11 Wire services. RUMANIA is pulling down a wire fence on its border with Hungary. The state news agency MTI said the fence was completed only recently. In a June 20 dispatch denying a Western report that Rumania was building a wall along the borderWire services. - 171 words
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FOREIGN STOCKS
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Article, Illustration270 1989-06-27 11 Wire services. SHARE prices on London's Stock Exchange shrugged off further weakness in the pound to close higher yesterday, paced by gains in dol-lar-earning stocks. But trading activity was subdued before tomorrow's release of British trade figures for May. Also overshadowing the market was suspense over the outcome ofWire services. - 270 words
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Article108 1989-06-27 11 Wire services. SHARE prices got off to a wobbly start, trading mixed at the open after declines on Wall Street and on the last day of trade for June settlement in Tokyo. The key 225-share Nikkei index eased 47.15 points to 33,578.67 in 10 minutes after gaining 95.11 yesterday.Wire services. - 108 words
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Article51 1989-06-27 11 FT Industrials Mon 1,809.30 (1,797.70) Dow Jones Average Mon 2,511.38 (2,531.87) ST Industrial Mon 1,287.58 (1,290.29) NST Industrial Mon 2,251.01 (2,255.11) Hongkong Hang Seng Mon 2,266.57 (2,219.00) Australian All Ordinaries Mon 1,508.20 (1,509.70) Nikkei Stock Average Mon 33,625.82 (33,530.71) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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286 1989-06-27 11 New York ON the New Stock Exchange prices took a spill yesterday as traders cashed in some of the gains that carried the market to new postcrash highs on Friday. The market's climb last week to new peaks since the debacle in October 1987 was spurred by accumulating evidence ofWire services. - 286 words
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SHOPTALK
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Article, Illustration830 1989-06-27 12 PAINTINGS from China have been enjoying high sales in Singapore for the past two years, with major exhibition sales being held almost every week. Art gallery owners and local artists interviewed estimate that up to 6,000 paintings were sold last year, valued atPictures/ Francis Chin - 830 words
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206 1989-06-27 12 EYETOEYE SOFT contact lenses fit so closely that no debris can damage your cornea even if you swim with them. But swimming with lenses is not advisable because the toxins (chemicals, bacteria, virus and fungus) in the water may penetrate the pores in206 words
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Article, Illustration724 1989-06-27 13 Ronald Wong - La Maison pastry shop 833 Bukit Timah Road #01-06 Royalville Opens 10 am to 8 pm, Mondays to Saturdays 10 am to 6 pm, Sundays and public holidays By Ronald Wong L I A Maison pastry shop nestles among a row of pink724 words
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Article216 1989-06-27 13 K Karuna - MICROWAVE COOK By K Karuna Once you've overcome the fear or guilt of killing crabs for eating, half the battle is won. If you can't bring yourself to pierce a chopstick through their hearts, then dip them in a bowl of boiling water216 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration358 1989-06-27 14 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong F I .OUR friends contributed $360 between them to book two rooms at the Holiday Inn Parkview just to get closer to Hongkong celebrity Andy Lau. Fansmania has gone to the point where fans aren't content with just collecting photos of358 words
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Article, Illustration240 1989-06-27 14 BESIDES waiting at the hotel, the way fans try to reach their idols can sometimes be quite ingenious. There have been cases of fans sneaking into press conferences, posing as reporters. There have also been occasions when fans call up the press, claiming to be an240 words
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Advertisement62 1989-06-27 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. fIMHi Head, Fade in and Fade out and It's the most affordable way a uni-directional microphone, to enjoy professional style Mr Spielberg62 words
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Miscellaneous1235 1989-06-27 15 Television sHi SCREEN Jj 100 S Child Pr6miere ena The Lecture Return Journey Egypt Jewish Refugee Centre in operating theatre, her put-downs frequented when he was young and Poland to search for missing and are legendary. She his father's timber company, where l b^ ne h d y h sl1,235 words
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Article, Illustration362 1989-06-27 16 Singapore artists are winning prizes for their creations. Corporations are setting up art competitions, awarding prize money and paying commissions for art for their headquarters. But what happens to these paintings once they leave the artists' hands? Do they end up displayed in places of honour? SONJAPictures/ Nicklaus D'cruz - 362 words
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Article77 1989-06-27 16 COLLECTING dust in the store room, unseen by anyone. That's the miserable fate of an oil painting by Mr Prabhakara Jimmy Quek, simply titled Impression. It won first prize. IBM bought it and then donated it to the National Museum. But with the National Museum under renovations, and77 words
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Article161 1989-06-27 16 MRTC, one of the co-organisers who now owns N 2 Somerset, the winning oil painting, couldn't decide where to hang it. Initially, the painting was waiting for their new headquarters to be built. But that will not be ready till 1991! When The New Paper asked for permission161 words
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Article143 1989-06-27 16 ONE'S Habitat is one piece of art which occupies a prominent place in a public area. Described by the judges as having "a strong impact and unity in terms of colour, texture and the degree of artistic, involvement" it hangs on the ground floor banking143 words
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Article, Illustration128 1989-06-27 16 SHELL organises an exhibition, not a competition. The exhibits are sold to the public at prices determined by the artists themselves. An example of one of the works is a marble sculpture titled Embrace by Chan May Chun, which was bought by Shell. It now sits on a128 words
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Article98 1989-06-27 16 SANDY Wong Shin is the only woman to have won first prize in an art competition in Singapore. She won the 1986 UOB Painting Of The Year Competition with a controversial oil work titled Exhibit *86. The painting of the back of a framed picture hanging on98 words
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Article, Illustration294 1989-06-27 16 RAFFLES City displays local art in many places even in the toilets! More conventionally, local works can also be found at such places as the Guest Services Desk, in the Tea Room, Palm Grill, the VIP Lounge, Canton Garden, L'Express, Kopi Tiam and in their various294 words
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Article, Illustration117 1989-06-27 16 LAST year's winning entry, an oil painting by Daniel Wong titled Raw Hide, would normally hang in the public area of the Australian High Commission. But due to renovations, this painting is in storage. Thin art competition is a biennial event, organised by the Singapore117 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration277 1989-06-27 18 Lim Kuan Chiang - By Lim Kuan Chiang s INGAPORE beauty Teo Ser Lee was placed in the Top 12 at the 1989 Miss Globe beauty pageant in Turkey on Saturday. This was her fourth attempt at an international beauty title since she won the Miss Singapore277 words
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Article, Illustration536 1989-06-27 18 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong HIS ballads may not surprise music fans but the voice behind the songs will. You'll expect top-selling Taiwanese singer Chiang Yu Hern to be as low-keyed as those soothing love songs he sings. But despite his scholarly glasses and business suit, the536 words
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188 1989-06-27 18 Ting Mei See - 8EENLASTMGHT By Ting Mei See SOME people try their best to stay out of danger and yet die from common accidents such as swallowing a fish bone. Others try their best to live dangerously and are still alive. In last night's Just188 words
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Article93 1989-06-27 18 MICHAEL Chang is tennis* latest sensation after being the youngest winner of the French Open early this month. Chang does not look a powerhouse of an athlete but the dimpled 17-year-old Chinese-American looks likely to grow both in physique and prowess. Weighing 81 kg, and93 words
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Article, Illustration560 1989-06-27 19 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong THE atmosphere in Hongkong is so grim that film-maker Philip Chan had to come to Singapore to write his new script. The director/scriptwriter/actor, 44, left for Hongkong today after spending five days here. At an interview, he said: "I'm writing a comedy560 words
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Article287 1989-06-27 19 MR CANTON AND LADY ROSE (Eng Wah cinemas) JACKIE plays a country boy from Canton who is cheated of all his money on his first day in Hongkong. Anita Mui plays his singergirlfriend. By accident, he becomes the boss of an underworld clan. THE ACCUSED (Lido, Changi 3, Republic287 words
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Article, Illustration432 1989-06-27 19 USA Today UPI. Shirish Nadkarni LIKE A BUSTIER MADONNA'S lace bustier, worn in the once aired Pepsi commercial, goes up for auction with other rock mementos this Saturday at Sotheby's in New York. Proceeds from the bustier, expected to fetch $3,500, will benefit the TJ Martell Foundation, which handlesUSA Today; UPI.; Shirish Nadkarni - 432 words
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Article, Illustration317 1989-06-27 20 BILLIE Holiday, Gil Evans, Wes Montgomery and other late greats are still selling thousands of albums, as record labels dig into their vaults. These re-issues are the hottest thing in jazz since the CD player. In fact, most come only in digitally remastered CD317 words
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Article313 1989-06-27 20 Vivien Chiong - TOPSPINS By Vivien Chiong MARK CHENG (WEA) MARK'S debut album is obviously recorded to cash in on his popularity as an actor. His bassy voice sounds rather like Jacky Cheung but he lacks the smooth polish of the latter. Still, he has a soothing emotional313 words
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Article, Illustration372 1989-06-27 20 Ng Sook Fun - By Ng Sook Fun Step into the Lobby Bar at the Equatorial Hotel, and the first thing you'll hear is Sound Waves. This is the lounge's resident Filipino band and, for the last three weeks, this trio has been entertaining guests from the372 words
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Miscellaneous1175 1989-06-27 21 RADKX3UIDE ISDi E233E91 hUtllddlHMM CH9HK N ?®s Bri#f (Programmes in Mandarin) NOON News In Brief and WMtlrar NOON Good Music, Company and Me: NOON Newsdesk Lunchdate: A musical selection Baautlful Music- I »ht in«tr„ R#port Noon-time musical entertain- 12.30 My Early Years: Nigel Hawis offered here for your listen- NOON1,175 words
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Miscellaneous153 1989-06-27 23 COMICREUEF Orchard Road/conn Goh Single Slices/peter Kohisaat Cathy/Cathy Guisewite H i I 7T USED TO COUNT FtHEN I WAS TOIO CALORIES V NOW I'M TOLO CARBOWOKATES MANV VEARS AIUST I V i CALORIE I /TTE ANO RECORD WEAE /HEANIN&LESS. I START- ARE AIEANIN&LESS. I'VE SPIN WV WHEELS BEFORE I (T153 words
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Article361 1989-06-27 24 Reuter. AN ex-Olympic champion and a former top sports official from East Germany yesterday accused all of the country's international athletes of taking drugs. "Every athlete that competes internationally for East Germany is doped, every one," Hans-Juergen Noczenski, former head of the East German JudoReuter. - 361 words
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Article161 1989-06-27 24 RACING... with DENNIS CHIA RACEGOERS are full of praise for Bukit Turf Club for its bold move in showing races in different angles on the television screen. They were pleasantly surprised in the opening race on Saturday when they were able to watch the running161 words
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Article152 1989-06-27 24 SMOKEY Shadow II worked like a winner on a good track in Singapore this morning. With stablemate Drygalski for company, the Lee Seng Hap-trained pair cantered once round and then sprinted over the final 600m in 38.4sec with little between them at the finish. On that workout, Smokey152 words
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Article, Illustration279 1989-06-27 25 HEALTH &F?tness Daoyin is an ancient form of simple breathing exercises, one of the forerunners of qigong. It stresses on the development of the joints, especially the shoulders and knees DAOYIN is an ancient method of health building that combines regulated breathing with body movements. It was first279 words
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Article, Illustration313 1989-06-27 25 Wire services. DUTCH champion PSV Eindhoven is lining up a $5.85 million deal to land Danish international striker Flemming Poulsen from FC Cologne. Reports that Poulsen had already been snapped up by Italy's Juventus to replace Michael Laudrup, who has signed for Barcelona, have not dashed PSV's hopes. Poulsen,Wire services. - 313 words
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Article122 1989-06-27 25 Wire services. RESULTS of yesterday's international sports: CRICKET Fourth day's play of second Test between England and Australia at Lord's England: 286 and 322 for 9 (David Gower 106, Robin Smith 96, Terry Alderman six for 111). Australia: 528. English County Championship At Leicester: Leicestershire bt Nottinghamshire by anWire services. - 122 words
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Article, Illustration382 1989-06-27 26 THERE were no major shocks on the first day at Wimbledon. The seeds live up to form. But top seed Ivan Lendl has to struggle to overcome Venezuelan Nicolas Pereira. Could it be the sign of things to come as the action hots up? AP. FOCUS: LENDLAP.; Picture/ Reuter - 382 words
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282 1989-06-27 26 FOCUS: CHANGv SCANLON AP. MICHAEL Chang had to brush off a spirited and gutsy challenge by fellow American Bill Scanlon to win his first-round match 6-4, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3. TTie 17-year-old looked to be well on the way to a straight-set victory until Scanlon, 32,AP. - 282 words
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Article333 1989-06-27 26 Wire services. Men's singles: Ivan Lendl (Cze) bt Nicolas Pereira (Ven) 7-6 (7-4), 4-6, 6-3, 6-7 (5-7), 6-1; Stefan Edberg (Swe) bt Chris Pridham (Can) 6-3, 6-4, 6-1; Mats Wilander (Swe) bt Magnus Gustafsson (Swe) 6-2, 6-2, 6-2; Boris Becker (WG) bt Bryan Shelton (US) 6-1, 6-4,Wire services. - 333 words
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Article, Illustration230 1989-06-27 27 AP. Weather: Mostly sunny, breezy and cool. Attendance: 34,164, a record for the day. The old mark was 32,288 recorded in 1984. Last year's firstday crowd was 29,078. Recap: Top men's seed Ivan Lendl struggled to defeat Venezuelan teenager Nicolas Pereira in a five-set match,AP. - 230 words
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Article, Illustration260 1989-06-27 27 FOCUS: SELES v SCHULTZ AFP. TEENAGE sensation Monica Seles fought her way back from the jaws of defeat to beat Brenda Schultz, of Holland, in a two-hour battle. Seles eventually snatched a 7-6 (7-3), 1-6, 6-4 victory over the reigning Wimbledon junior champion. But at one stage SelesAFP.; Picture/ Afp - 260 words
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Article446 1989-06-27 27 Wire services. MATS Wilander, who enjoyed a brief tenure of the world No 1 spot in 1988 but has found little incentive this year, says he is ready to win the only Grand Slam title to have eluded him. The No 4 seed, who has won three AustralianWire services. - 446 words
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Article200 1989-06-27 27 Reuter. STEFFI Graf has won 45 of her 47 singles matches in 1989 but may still feel she is trying to revive her career when she begins the defence of her women's title today. The second of her two defeats this year was in her last match,Reuter. - 200 words
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Article, Illustration315 1989-06-27 28 S Gulam - By S Gulam S TRIKER D Devaraj is certainly a star in the i making. The 22-year-old player made a strong claim I for a berth in the first XI with two delightful goals as a Singapore selection beat the Nippon Telephone and Telegraph of Japan 3-1 lastPictures/ Sam Yeo - 315 words
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Article135 1989-06-27 28 NST. PAHANG may have lost the services of its two Thai players for the Malaysia Cup Semi-Pro League, starting this weekend. Two of Pahang's Thai imports, Piyapong Pue-On and Vitoon Kijmongkolsak, were last week allowed to play for their former clubs in the Thailand Toyota Cup soccer tournamentNST. - 135 words
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Article, Illustration344 1989-06-27 28 Jeffrey Low - By Jeffrey Low GOOD news sometimes comes with the bad. And so it is for Kedah, in the wake of V Sundramoorthy's flight to the north. Now it's goalkeeper Azmi Mahmud, who will be out of action for about a fortnight. HisPicture/ Nst - 344 words
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Article, Illustration277 1989-06-27 29 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor THE rift between the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association (Saca) and its national cyclists reached new heights on Sunday when 12 riders unanimously stopped during the 160 km Road Race at Changi Coast Road. The incident, which appeared to be a symbolic display277 words
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Article286 1989-06-27 29 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan SQUASH players and fans can now look forward to a Grand Prix circuit next year, which will culminate in a $4.56 million final. The World Squash Promoters Federation, an international body set up in London last year to promote squash events286 words
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Miscellaneous112 1989-06-27 29 TVSPORTS *b TOE Sirm 705pm: USA Cup Volleyball. OrTTTI 10.30pm: Sports Centre: 40th E l '1 8 World Table Tennis CO m) Championship. JJgii 1| 10.30pm: International WresP 2 tling Championship. CD. FRI O 140l 40 10.30pm: Sportsview: Tennis (S Davis Cup 1989. WED jjjjj 7.00pm: International Sports. jJ' T112 words
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Article918 1989-06-27 30 TUESDAY ►CENTRESTAGE I —CHOSHI WIND \V\ ENSEMBLE. This is an 1 1 ensemble from Japan with 60 members playing the flute, clarinet and other wind instruments. They play marches, frivolous polka and Whitney Houston songs. This performance is part of the Music Festival core programme. Today918 words
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Article14 1989-06-27 30 CENTRESTAGE: Choshi Wind Ensemble FILMS: La Carriere De Suzanne FOOD: Tea spread14 words
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Article, Illustration70 1989-06-27 30 These Chinese red psndss look like raeeoons painted red. A pair of them are housed st the Special Loans Enclosure at Ike Singapore Zoological Gardens. Tkej are on an exchange programme from the Beijing Zoo. The male is Tang Yang and the female isYin Yin. The feeding70 words
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