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Title Section18 1989-08-29 1 the new paper TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1989 MCI (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS the r J new V paper18 words
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Advertisement200 1989-08-29 1 www This pair of legs belongs to Anita Akhbar, 18. She won the Best Legs Award at the Supermodel of the World contest in Los Angeles this month. Hers aren't the only great legs in Singapore, say experts. Others are just as good, if not better./ Page 14 OUR LAST200 words
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Advertisement38 1989-08-29 1 HEAD FOR DESIGN A desk-top personal computer, watches, light switches, furniture, chopsticks, scissors and this comb are among 418 entries received for the Young Designers' Awards. Entries this year much better and more professional, says official./ Page 338 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration322 1989-08-29 2 Ken Jalleh Jr - By Ken Jalleh Jr FOR Singapore swimming ace Ang Peng Siong and his family, the 15th South-east Asia Games in Kuala Lumpur turned into a nightmare early yesterday morning. His parents and fiancee were held at knifepoint, gagged and tied up for about two322 words
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Article, Illustration221 1989-08-29 2 THERE is a difference between vocal criticisms in Malaysia of some Singapore policies and the stand taken by the Malaysian government. Singaporeans must take note of this distinction. This was stated by Umno vice-president and former Defence Minister Datuk Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. He was221 words
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Article117 1989-08-29 2 AMONG the other issues discussed by Umno vice-president and former Defence Minister Datuk Abdullah Ahmad Badawi yesterday were: Religious extremism: Umno strongly opposed it. Datuk Abdullah said Umno was committed to religious moderation. It believed in peaceful co-existence between Muslims and non-Muslims in Malaysia. Racism: Malaysia117 words
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153 1989-08-29 2 TWO youths, both employed by Penang businesswoman Miss Khoo Chiew Gim, have been charged in court with killing her. Miss Khoo, 30, managing director of her family business, the KEA group of companies, was found dead on bed in her home in Penang on153 words
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145 1989-08-29 2 MEMBERS of a private club have voted to keep their memberships transferable. At an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) on Saturday, 300 members of the Changi Beach Club (CBC) voted for two resolutions in favour of the move. Only three members voted against the resolutions,145 words
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Article, Illustration424 1989-08-29 3 Brenton Wong - By Brenton Wong r aw talent found its well-de-served limelight at this year's Young Designers' Awards. So impressive was the display of creativity in a variety of designs that the director of the Trade Development Board was prompted to suggest that regular design courses be introduced424 words
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Article86 1989-08-29 3 THE Young Designers' Awards will be an annual event from now on. The contest was to have been once every two years and coincide with the biennial international design forum. Popular requests prompted the TDBto bring forward the contest scheduled for next year. The requests were from86 words
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Advertisement28 1989-08-29 2 For advice on the growing-up years of children under 3 years old, call 730-5549. A service for readers from The New Paper and Dutch Lady Growing Up Milk.28 words
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Miscellaneous21 1989-08-29 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook from midday: Cloudy with occasional light to moderate showers in the afternoon. Max temp: 30 deg C.21 words
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SINGGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration443 1989-08-29 4 Loh Tuan Lee - This story was the result of a Hotline Plus call. By Loh Tuan Lee OTHER schools keep only turtles and fish, but St Nicholas Girls' School keeps crocodiles too. Six baby crocodiles in the school in Ang Mo Kio Street 13 have been fascinatingPicture/ Simon Ker - 443 words
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Article, Illustration307 1989-08-29 4 GOOD looks are not enough. Speaking to one of the semi-final-ists at this year's Mr Union contest, you find out that it takes hard work. Mr William Tan, 25, entered the fourth heats two Saturdays ago and was one of eight who307 words
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Article, Illustration439 1989-08-29 5 Brenton Wong - By Brenton Wong "I DESIGN for myself, not the competition," fashion designer Tan Woon Chor told The New Paper last night. Tan, 22, has an individual style. Yet his clothes have international appeal. He shares that originality and commercial appeal with Melvin Wang, 16.439 words
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Article, Illustration263 1989-08-29 6 C OLOURFUL watches with eye-catching designs are popular with fashion-conscious young Singaporeans. "They like watches with bright colours," said Mr Richard Chan, executive director of Timestar Marketing, which markets Swatch watches here. But in Europe, after five years and worldwide sales of 50 million "fun" watches,263 words
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Article225 1989-08-29 6 WEAR a bathing beauty, Batman or pop art on your wrist all in bright, bold colours. That is what some young Singaporeans would like their watches to look like. These watch designs were displayed last Friday at a contest jointly organised by The New Paper225 words
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287 1989-08-29 6 A JAPANESE printing giant is engaged in a tussle with a local company for control of Tien Wah Press. The fight is between Japan's Dai Nippon Printing and Times Publishing Ltd (TPL) of Singapore. Business Times quoted sources as saying TPL287 words
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Article, Illustration321 1989-08-29 7 It is Convocation Day at the National University of Singapore. A day to remember for graduands. A day to mark contributions to society from eminent persons. Also a day to take stock. TRUDY LIM reports THE National University of Singapore is abuzz with postgraduate321 words
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Article, Illustration333 1989-08-29 7 "IT was with a measure of sadness and resignation that the people of Thailand accepted his decision to step down as Prime Minster in 1988. At an emotional farewell function to mark his retirement, Gen Prem, who is also affectionately called 'Pa Prem' by his people, was333 words
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Article212 1989-08-29 7 PREM'S SPEECH AT NUS ASEAN has grown stronger through troubled times. And each Asean country has contributed to the development of the region. This is the view of Thailand's former Prime Minister, General Prem Tinsulanonda. He says this in a speech prepared to be given this212 words
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Article, Illustration463 1989-08-29 8 Model son and student, self-achiever and goal-setter. That's President's Scholar Ng Chee Peng. GRISELDA LOO meets this 19-year-old in the fifth of our series on the scholars THE secret of his achievements is self-motivation, said President's Scholar Ng Chee Peng. When he sets463 words
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Article103 1989-08-29 8 Schools: Raffles Institution, Hwa Chong Junior College. Passion: Parachuting. "I've done it a few times before... Once the chute is open, there's just total silence. It's a magical feeling." Favourite reading: Non-fiction, books on politics and philosophy. Favourite philosopher is David Hume, an 18th century Scottish philosopher, historian and103 words
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183 1989-08-29 8 A TOUR agency, that organises short trips to night spots in Johor Baru, has shut down because it is unable to pay its debts. Modern Travel Services closed on Aug 18 because it was unable to pay the banks $700,000, according to a report yesterday183 words
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Article109 1989-08-29 8 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following will help you check their meanings. confronting: Facing, especially a difficult situation that cannot be avoided. discrepancy: A difference between two things that ought to be the same. fledgling: New or inexperienced. frenzy: State of wild uncontrolled feeling, expressed suddenly.109 words
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Advertisement48 1989-08-29 6 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. her from MHP *****648 words
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Advertisement154 1989-08-29 7 Never Before Grain-Fed True Taste Lamb Steak Promotion Airflown Milder Flavour Leaner Healthier Lamb 5-COURSE SET MENU FOR LUNCH DINNER WITH SELECTION OF MAIN COURSE Australian Fruit Juice Soup of the Day Mam Course Australian IXL Jam Roll/Cocktail Jelly Coffee Tea (Main Course includes potatoes, greens, 880 sauce and mint154 words
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Advertisement20 1989-08-29 8 I More jobs in the soles/ I I service industry owoit you I I in Fastads today. I —-i' <**120 words
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Advertisement125 1989-08-29 9 WKHBEAUIY WLLITBe? *4, VIKI TAKE OH HOME Mffl YOU rSiSiifmiwlMl The new Paper Fastads Food Test 89 invites you to a great meal and ■||Hfg£||H s a chance to win one of these two beautiful compacts and other prizes in our |?2T2lfill annua food promotion. t=====^==== U^SiSb2i[ From August 26125 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration476 1989-08-29 10 Ronald Wong - Sale of CBD licences at Kim Seng Road By Ronald Wong D RIVERS queueing yesterday i morning at Kim Seng Road I to buy area licences to get into the Central Business District faced a dilemma. They would have broken the law if they had enteredPicture/ Nicklaus D'cruz - 476 words
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454 1989-08-29 10 Thusitha De Silva - By Thusitha De Silva SOME residents at Pasir Ris Beach Park want to convert the 99-year leases on their houses into 999-year ones. They are prepared to pay the difference in the leases if the government allows it. The new454 words
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Article177 1989-08-29 10 A LOCAL contact lens company is gearing up to triple its capacity by next year. A venture capital firm, Transtech Venture Mangement, will provide about $1.4 million to finance Oculus Contact Lens's expansion, says Business Times. It is Singapore's sole contact lens maker. Transtech manages177 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article620 1989-08-29 11 NYT. RACISM is on the rise among teenagers in the United States. A black teenager was killed by white youths in Brooklyn last week. US sociologists and civil-rights groups say the incident is an example of rising racial intolerance among teenagers and young adults. "ThisNYT. - 620 words
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Article75 1989-08-29 11 A black teenager was killed by white youths in Brooklyn last week. Renewed bias has been reported across all income levels and classes in recent years. School-related racial incidents rose almost 50 per cent. Last year, the number of college campuses that the US Justice Department75 words
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Article255 1989-08-29 11 Wire services. COLOMBIAN President Virgilio Barco says his country's survival as a democracy is at risk. He has blamed cocaine users worldwide for helping to create the criminal drug cartel in Medellin, Colombia's second largest city. "Those of you who depend on cocaine have created theWire services. - 255 words
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Article, Illustration219 1989-08-29 11 Wire services. A RETIRED Israeli officer who allegedly trained death squads for Colombian drug lords has said he regretted his actions. He, however, claimed he did no more than other former Israeli officers working in the region. He was questioned by police yesterday. Retired Lt-ColWire services. - 219 words
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Article, Illustration43 1989-08-29 11 Fired up for a cause: Fireworks illuminate the sky while more than 1,000 choir members from all over the world perform. The show, at Cergy-Pontoise, France, was to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Human Rights Declaration. Picture/ ApPicture/Ap - 43 words
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387 1989-08-29 12 Wire services. AS the Cambodian peace talks in Paris enter the final days with no solution in sight, delegates are afraid that the country's warring factions will return to the battlefield. French Foreign Minister Mr Roland Dumas, co-chair-man of the 19-nation conference,Wire services. - 387 words
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Article, Illustration200 1989-08-29 12 ASEAN wants the Paris peace talks on Cambodia to be called off indefinitely. The reason is: Vietnam and the Phnom Penh re- gime are not ready to accept a comprehensive solution. Singapore's position was put across clearly by Foreign Minister Wong Kan Seng at the start200 words
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184 1989-08-29 12 Wire services. A GROUP of women who performed as many as 13,000 illegal abortions in the four years preceding the US Supreme Court's legalisation of the procedure, is considering reviving its- organisation. In the wake of the court's recent decision allowing states to restrictWire services. - 184 words
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133 1989-08-29 12 Wire services. A PANAMANIAN pro-gov-ernment party said more than 400 US-trained guerillas were preparing to launch attacks in Panama City. They included former Nicaraguan Contra rebels, the party said. Mr Luis Suarez, president of the small Revolutionary Panamanist Party, said the guerillas' taskWire services. - 133 words
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Article106 1989-08-29 12 Wire services. CREDIT cards that respond only to their owner's voice have been invented by scientists at Bell Communications Research in New York. The card holder would put it in a bank teller machine equipped with a microphone. He would then speak out a password insteadWire services. - 106 words
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Article, Illustration41 1989-08-29 12 Cocaine cash: Over a period of seven yean, a New York couple laundered between $90 and $100 million for the largest cocaine cartel operating in Colombia. Police detectives display some of the seized money. Picture/ ApPicture/Ap - 41 words
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Advertisement46 1989-08-29 11 PICK IP THT FOOn TftAII FVFRV HMFSDAY ft SAMMY IN SEEM Z tk iff I*L THE TO PAPER FASTADS FOOD FIST 89 AND YOU MAY DRIVE [{■I 1 iIW AWAY A BEAUnFIi COMPACT JUSTV OR VDQ FROM SUBARU. ■5g y "I ?IH WATCH OUT FOR IT!!46 words
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THE NEWS TODAY/STOCKS
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227 1989-08-29 13 Wire services. AN underground faction of suspected Muslim extremists has threatened to kill the Pope if he visits Lebanon. And French and Soviet envoys held talks aimed at arranging a ceasefire. Meanwhile in Saudi Arabia, the Gulf Cooperation Council called for a permanent ceasefireWire services. - 227 words
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175 1989-08-29 13 Wire services. KERMIT, Miss Piggy and many of the other Muppets will now join ranks with Mickey Mouse and his friends. This follows an agreement announced yesterday between Walt Disney World and Muppets' creator, Mr Jim Henson. Mr Henson and Mr Michael DWire services. - 175 words
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Article87 1989-08-29 13 Reuter. SHARE prices opened mixed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange this morning and brokers expect very light trading. Banks will be the topic of the day after press reports that Mitsui Bank and Taiyou Kobe Bank have agreed to merge. An Exchange offical said trading has been suspended inReuter. - 87 words
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Article52 1989-08-29 13 FT Industrials Mon Closed (1,981.00) Dow Jones Average Mon 2,743.36 (2,732.36) ST Industrial Mon 1,345.96 (1,355.18) NST Industrial Mon 2,404.09 (2,407.49) Hongkong Hang Seng Mon Closed (2,516.78) Australian All Ordinaries Mon 1,770.90 (1,764.30) Nikkei Stock Average Mon 34,607.41 (34,739.93) Figures in brackeU refer to those of the previous52 words
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Article, Illustration270 1989-08-29 13 Wire services. ON Wall Street a late buying wave buoyed stock prices yesterday and carried the Dow Jones industrial average to another record closing level. The market meandered mostly at lower levels during much of a session marked by several rounds of futures-re-lated buying programs. The Dow JonesWire services. - 270 words
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118 1989-08-29 13 Wire services. THE world economy will achieve real economic growth for the eighth straight year in 1990, says Bank of America. But the pace of expansion will be much slower than it has been for the past two years, it adds. World growthWire services. - 118 words
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Article, Illustration56 1989-08-29 13 Protest: About 5,000 Serbian farmers in Yugoslavia gathered in the capital Belgrade yesterday to demonstrate against the government's price control over their produce. Farmers from elsewhere in the country refused to join because the demonstration was thought to go against Prime Minister Ante Markovic's new farm policy toPicture/Afp - 56 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration539 1989-08-29 14 Lim Kuan Chiang - Storiet/1 Lim Kuan Chiang ANITA "Super Legs" Akhbar always knew her best assets were her long, slim legs. She was proven right at the 1989 Supermodel of the World competition held in Los Angeles on Aug 4. i Her shapely limbs (left) brought her the Best Legs Award539 words
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Article, Illustration326 1989-08-29 14 ANITA Akhbar had the best legs in the Supermodel of the World contest. But are they the best in Singapore? The experts beauty contest organisers and heads of modelling agencies generally agree that the 18-year-old model has good legs. But they also point out326 words
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Advertisement77 1989-08-29 15 Our weekly advertising feature in The New Paper Fastads will focus on a variety of topics ranging from jewellery, eye care to art and confectionery items. Look out for them on these dates: SEPTEMBER 1 Jewellery Mart SEPTEMBER 15 Art Gallery SEPTEMBER 8 For Your Eyes Only SEPTEMBER 22 Sweet77 words
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Page 15 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1547 1989-08-29 15 Prem ere Cultural Moments: Telemusic The Celts The Man with 'WHILE going on location FILMED on location in Vienna and WHO are the Celts? Host Frank shooting in India, director Steyr, this documentary focuses on the Delaney attempts to trace the origins of Oliver (Peter Chesolm) and music of Franz1,547 words
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Article, Illustration116 1989-08-29 16 15th SEA GAMES KUALA LUMPUR Sports is all about motion and there has been plenty of it in the current SEA Games. There is nothing quite so exciting as seeing man defying gravity and simply taking off Off tht Mock: Singapore swimmer Desmond Koh takes off in aPichtures/Jonathan Choo and Albert Sim - 116 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article100 1989-08-29 17 Geraldine Goh - SEENLASTNIGHT By Geraldine Goh LOOKING at the title of the documentary, World of Survival (SBC 8 last night), one would have thought that the half-hour programme would deal with humans. Surprisingly, The Most Intelligent Creature on Earth episode featured whales, believed by scientists to be the most intelligent100 words
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Article59 1989-08-29 17 COME join the party when It's Your Move checks into Dreams Disco at Amara Hotel this Friday. There will fun and music with Wendi Koh, Back To Back, Sadiah Saad, Sheila De Niro, Bani Farook and Sharm. For tickets write to: The Producer, The Party 11, It's59 words
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Article, Illustration284 1989-08-29 17 USA Today. THE Beatles used to cause a frenzy. Now their mementoes are doing it. In Paul McCartney's video, My Brave Face, Japanese buyers grab Beatles artifacts. Today, the band's former chauffeur is to sell five tapes the quartet made on a portable tape recorder;USA Today. - 284 words
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Article166 1989-08-29 17 MORTUARY ACADEMY BROTHERS Sam (Christopher Atkins) and Max (Perry Lang) Grimms inherit the Grimm Mortuary I and Academy from their uncle. But they have to graduate from their own mortuary academy. Cathay: 11am, 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9 j pm. Marina 1:1, 3.30, 7, 9.30pm. BRENDA STARR BROOKE Shields is166 words
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Advertisement203 1989-08-29 17 the Singapore Furniture Designers' Competition *$9 If you have the potential to design furniture that could be the start of a Singapore Style with quality on par with top international design. This prestigious award recognises the most creative minds. PRIZES M) Ist Prize $$15,000 cash from 7 Consolation Prizes Sssoo203 words
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Article1480 1989-08-29 18 ►Centoesme 0 FRENCH COMEDY. La Belle Amehcaine. A couple comes across a beautiful American car at a giveaway price. This sparks a series of crazy happenings. Today at 7.15 pm. Tomorrow at 9 pm. Alliance Francaise. 4 Draycott Park. Free. SKIRMISHES. A dark comedy about1,480 words
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Article17 1989-08-29 18 NIGHTLIGHTS: Rock N' Roll FOOD: Empress Dessert CENTRESTAGE: French Comedy COMING UP: Anything But Elephants17 words
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Article, Illustration73 1989-08-29 18 A play about identity crises and how a young couple, an old couple and a shopkeeper hide their true selves behind masks. This Thai play will be staged in English and Mandarin. The cast is from Arts and Acts. 8 pm. Today. The Mandarin version will be73 words
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Miscellaneous835 1989-08-29 19 TUESDAYRADIO COMICRELIEF BO! Curry-Pllff/Raymond Lee NOON News in Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) w t f 12.05 Lunchdate: A musical selection NOON Beautiful Music: Light instru- 1 I t*="=2»( V P* is offered for your lunchtime mentals for your listening plea- Jy* 1 1 listening pleasure. sure. W I j*—Wr^My 1.00835 words
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Miscellaneous830 1989-08-29 20 COMICRELIEF TUESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh WJF mr ~TT *ii£EL. ~T] OONI*I I NOON Good Music, Company and Me: I# KillslKfl m*wwts„ "fttmmt STINKS |16G1.n'5 K £C/\uC, i Noon-time musical entertain- 12.30 Off the Shelf KffffPM NWfIA fPNTftP I ONII Bftb m tWDy ment for you. 12.45 New Ideas: A radio830 words
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FOODNOTES
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Article, Illustration504 1989-08-29 21 Ronald Wong - By Ronald Wong T I l HE moon affects me strangely at this time of the year. Whenever I look up at that shiny round ball in the night sky, my mouth waters. No, I am not turning into a werewolf. It is just that the504 words
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Article117 1989-08-29 21 NOT all hotels are introducing new flavours. Five contacted said they prefer to offer only traditional mooncakes. Traditional fillings are lotus seed paste, red bean paste, salted egg yolk, melon seeds, mixed preserved fruits, meat and nuts. "People use them for prayers or as gifts to117 words
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243 1989-08-29 21 UFEUNES This column will alternate with Microwave Cook every week. It will answer your questions on eating healthily and nutrition. The answers are given by the Health Ministry. Send your questions to Lifelines, The New Paper, 39() Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923 or243 words
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Advertisement902 1989-08-29 22 jj^ i 801 Food/Entertainment JOBEPH CATER: BUFFET FOR HOUSE warming, wedding receptions/ package meals. $8 per head. Tables, chairs pro Tided. Louis: *****00, *****27 Lie: *****3-L-000 .HI 111 IL"-.JTBT-" 831 Employment I I. Out to company expansion, wa hava Immediate vacancy for JUNIOR SALES EXECUTIVE At least A' level qualification902 words
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Advertisement264 1989-08-29 22 831 Employment Our Company Hm Immediate vtcfocy for GENERAL CLERK Requirements OCE 'O' or 'N' Level. e Adaptable to work on PCs Experience is not necessary. U|. I. #j W9 OTTff inrKTIVt Dtntml too salary. Interested, please call Ms Wong (or appointment or write in to: Manager SINGAPORE CABLE CAR(PTE)264 words
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Advertisement98 1989-08-29 23 11 ii.iftMPpgaPy^llr it TTH i Salary offered will be based on qualification and experience We offer very attractive fringe benefits skills training courses. good advancement prospects and company transport eg. Jurong. Tiong Bahru. Ang Mo Kio Bukit Pan|ang etc. Walk-In Interview (Monday to Friday) or Write in with contact number98 words
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Advertisement267 1989-08-29 23 j Ml Employment f —ai i j PiiM j Esasaa j THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE PIZZA iimpmiMtrnia I AT FORUM QALLERIA OR HOLLAND VILLAGE JOIN THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE PIZZA RESTAURANT CHAIN AND ENJOY THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS. X Attractive salary package. I Annual wage supplement Paid annual leave. i Medical dental benefits.267 words
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Advertisement587 1989-08-29 23 •31 Employment Ml imptoywwt f mothercare *——i I Singapore's leading store for Mums I I Babies invites applications for: I I I Age below 50 I l| Able to speak and write simple I I 6-day working week I I Walk-in interview I I MOTHERCARE (S) PTE LTD I I587 words
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Advertisement279 1989-08-29 23 M 1 imptoymut NATIONAL UDNSY POUOATION has vac an c lei for S CLERK/ TYPIST OCX '<y level e Able to type 30-38 w.p.m. e Working experience will be an advantage TELE MARKETERS (TEMPORARY) QCE O* level Fluent In English 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR e OCE O' level e Familiar with279 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration154 1989-08-29 24 Reuter. DLESBROUGH central defender Gary Pallister joined Manchester United yesterday i J for a British club record fee of £2.3 million ($6.99m). Middlesbrough, relegated to the Second Division last season, originally turned down a £1.8m ($5.47m) bid for Pallister, who has won two full England caps. But talksReuter. - 154 words
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Article191 1989-08-29 24 Reuter. DIEGO Maradona, absent without leave in Argentina, says he will return to Italy by the end of this week but that it will be at least a month before he is fit to play. In a preview of an Italian television interview, the ArgentineReuter. - 191 words
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Article, Illustration205 1989-08-29 24 AP A BUNCH of bananas and brownies couldn't help ailing Brad Gilbert keep his winning streak alive. Gilbert, a menace on the tennis courts the past month with three straight titles, and a dark horse to win here, once again picked the wrong time to get sick.AP - 205 words
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Article549 1989-08-29 24 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: ATHLETICS World University Games in West Germany Men's 200 m: 1 Robson Da Silva (Bra) 20.33 2 Felix Stevens (Cuba) 20.58 3 Kevin Braunskill (US) 20.62.400 m: 1 Roberto Hernandez (Cuba) 45.42 2 Sergio Menezes (Bra) 45.66 3 Oliver Bridges (US) 45.78.Wire services. - 549 words
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Advertisement257 1989-08-29 24 831 Employment FEMALE CLINIC NURSE required in Eunoe Creacent. To work afternoon night shifts. No experience required. Salary $630 per month. Tat: *****24 after 12 noon MAKE SALES YOUR CAREER!! Exclusive Leather Boutique in Orchard Road hu Immediate vacancies for: CHINEBE BALEQIRLS If you are around 18 to 25 yrs,257 words
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15th SEA GAMES KUALA LUMPUR
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Article, Illustration420 1989-08-29 25 Alfonso Chan - iThat night, I couldn't sleep thinking of the medal that should have been around my neck.s Jackie Choy on losing the bronze Stories/ By Alfonso Chan A 1 FIASCO deprived Singapore of a bronze medal in the gymnastics event. Jacqueline Choy Jackie for short had completed her second420 words
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Article, Illustration302 1989-08-29 25 SINGAPORE Amateur Gymnastic Association president Lee Seng Huat admitted that a bronze in last Friday's South-east Asia Games artistic vaulting event was lost through "a bad mistake". However, he contends that it was the fault of the two coaches Quek Sin Hwee and302 words
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Article303 1989-08-29 25 Wire services. SPANISH side Real Sociedad is reported to be lining up a £2.5 million ($7.6 m) swoop on the English League for Liverpool's John Aldridge and Tottenham's Paul Walsh. The San Sebastian club, which only recently opened its doors to non-Basque players, is expected to finalise the signingWire services. - 303 words
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Article, Illustration255 1989-08-29 26 One less than he aimed for DAVID LIM, who became the most bemedalled Singaporean last night since Junie Sng retired with 10 golds in 1983, says to tell you he is "quite happy". Which is "quite" an understatement considering David won his sixth gold last night and is255 words
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Article, Illustration409 1989-08-29 26 Ken Jalleh Jr - Ken Jalleh Jr from KL EXALTING the athletes we pay peanuts to play for us over the ones our rivals pay to play for them requires a certain amount of illusion. It requires an ability to squint a little, and forget a lot. To gild over things, like409 words
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Article, Illustration191 1989-08-29 26 One more than what she wanted Bernama. SHE was down for her last individual event the 200m backstroke. It was the race for her seventh individual gold medal. The crowd had only one thought: Would the swimming queen could equal her feat of seven individual golds achieved inBernama.; Picture/Afp - 191 words
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Article, Illustration190 1989-08-29 26 Bernama. FAVOURITES Indonesia and Malaysia dominated the individual events, all their players winning quarter-final matches. Former world champion Icuk Sugiarto led the In- donesian challenge when he overpowered a stiff challenge from Thailand's Sompol Kukasemkij, winning 15-6, 10-15, 15-7. Icuk, who was upstaged by the Thai championBernama. - 190 words
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Article, Illustration729 1989-08-29 27 Jeffrey Low - SINGAPORE 1 INDONESIA 0 Jeffrey Low OH yes, what a wonderful world this could be...having luck here, luck there, luck everywhere. Indeed, Singapore has been tagged the luckiest soccer team in these Games. But who cares? That's the way the ball bounces in football,Picture/Jerry Seh - 729 words
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Article67 1989-08-29 27 SHOTS: Singapore 5, Indonesia 5. CORNERS: Sin 4, Indo 4. FREEKICKS: Sin 16, Indo 12. OFFSIDES: Sin 2, Indo 2. CROWD: 25,000. WEATHER: Fine. PITCH: Average. RED CARD: Herry Setiawan (35th minute). YELLOW CARDS: Bonggo Pribadi (20th min), A R J Mani (21st min), Hanafing (Ist-half67 words
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304 1989-08-29 27 Jeffrey Low - By Jeffrey Low FANDI Ahmad, Singapore's non-footballer last night, emerged the hero of the game by his own determination and guts, not by luck or by some occult powers. So said he, in between hair-raising screams and pleas as trainers gently peeled304 words
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Article, Illustration400 1989-08-29 28 JEFFREY LOW INTERVIEWS THE OFFICIALS IF the field television microphones had been closer, you could have heard Jita Singh laugh and laugh all the way to the dressing room. Yes, here is a coach whom contemporaries consider one of the luckiest in the region. And whether Jita400 words
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Article205 1989-08-29 28 A LITTLE prayer said by Maj Abbas Abu Amin might have been answered when Singapore reached the final. By his own admission, the FAS president was a "bundle of nerves" in the last 15 minutes. "I didn't know what to do," he said. "It looked as if we205 words
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216 1989-08-29 28 Jeffrey Low - By Jeffrey Low LIKE Singapore, Malaysia too had to thank Lady Luck. Thailand, fancied to win the gold after some sizzling soccer in the first round, took the game to Malaysia and could have won but for goalkeeper Rashid Hassan. Rashid, 36, the last216 words
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Miscellaneous27 1989-08-29 25 (2) V„y 2.00 PM Sepak Takraw: Final (Group champ v runner-up.) RJNl 7.00PM Games Spotlight. RTM 8.40 PM Games Highlights. (2) SBC 9.30PM 9th Games report. |027 words
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Advertisement72 1989-08-29 26 The New Paper Canon A Partnership The SEA Games .sPT LooK out* Jonathan Choo. The New Paper's sports photographer, covers the spills and thrills of the SEA Games, fully equipped by Canon. EOS Camera Bodies N> Motor Drive* fll Ik Fleheye lene EF 15mm t2.8 EF 24mm f2 .8 50mm72 words
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Article, Illustration30 1989-08-29 29 £r^ f Goal: Fandi (right) scores the all-important goal 33 seconds from time Glad: The moment of joy Glee: It 's time to celebrate Pictures/ Jerry SehPictures/ Jerry Seh - 30 words
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