The New Paper, 1 September 1989
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Title Section16 1989-09-01 1 the new paper FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1989 MCI (P) 36/4/89 SO CENTS r d- J paper16 words
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Advertisement173 1989-09-01 1 WE'RE TRULY No. 1 KEN JALLEH Jr figures out why Singapore is actually on EJi top of the medal tally. WE'RE UNLUCKY JEFFREY LOW laments the Republic's 3-1 defeat at the lIH hands of Malaysia in last night's soccer final WE'RE GETTING PHYSICAL WW HOW physical: Would you hug your173 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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270 1989-09-01 2 Thusitha De Silva - By Thusitha De Silva SIXTEEN people have signed up with the police as English-Thai interpreters to help in investigations involving Thais. They responded to advertisements which the police placed in The Straits Times on Aug 19 and Aug 21. The 16 are mostly permanent270 words
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Article127 1989-09-01 2 THIS Pi number is really high. Two mathematicians at Columbia University in New York have calculated the value of Pi the infinite number that starts as 3.***** to a record one billion decimal places. That is 1,011,196,691 digits, USA Today reported. If The New Paper were127 words
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Article, Illustration362 1989-09-01 2 A LITTLE girl was hurt when a slab of concrete, left in the corridor of an HDB block, fell on her foot. The victim is two-year-old Nurhida binti Hussin. The accident took place on Wednesday. Yesterday, Nurhida's uncle, Mr Ariffin Ishak, told The362 words
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Article92 1989-09-01 2 IN yesterday's Update, the heading "Trombone and friends" should read "Minks at the Zoo". A pair of minks and huge brown bears from the Soviet Union are the zoo's latest stars. Admission: Adults $5. Children under 12: $2.50. The Singapore Zoo is open from 8.30 am to 6 pm92 words
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Article, Illustration318 1989-09-01 3 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim I T sounded like an invitation to Old Mac Donald's farm. But the Agrotechnology Fair 89 looks quite different. Chickens cluck away in wire-framed apartments stacked one on top of the other. Orchids grow in conical flasks. It is farm life without thePictures/ Kenneht Koh - 318 words
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168 1989-09-01 3 FARM animals such as sheep, ducks and geese are little more than storybook creatures for many Singapore children. Children interviewed said they know what the animals look like from pictures and television programmes. But many of them have never felt a sheep's woolly168 words
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Article85 1989-09-01 3 Starts tomorrow. It opens from 2 pm to 10 pm until Sept 10. From Sept 11 till Sept 17, the fair will open from 7 pm to 10 pm. At empty plot of land at junction of Bukit Batok and Chua Chu Kang roads.85 words
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Article, Illustration22 1989-09-01 3 Honk honk!: Visitors to the fair greeted by geese. n iiiii mn■ rrtity htiic hihlit; Fluffy yellow duckling* are a big draw.22 words
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Advertisement40 1989-09-01 2 CARPETS I PERSIAN PAKISTAN I AFGHAN CHINESE I (OLD KILIMS) I 60% OFF I AMIR SONSS I isim I llKk\ I '1.1/.' 1 1 >I'( il.llll K'n.ld. Nl)i;.t|Hiti "VLN: ,|'"S Ui k«!.i\ 1' •.i• .|'ii x >:tiii.!\«. i in-i 1140 words
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Advertisement8 1989-09-01 2 Play MONEYWORDS Win $5,000 Coupon on Page 358 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous28 1989-09-01 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook from midday: Showers over a few areas in the late afternoon. Max temp: 32 deg C. Min temp. 24 deg C. Sunset: 7.08 pm.28 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration355 1989-09-01 4 Karen Goh - By Karen Goh MANY nightspots are reluctant to participate in the Aids awareness fortnight which starts today. Only four of the 30 to 40 clubs contacted by the voluntary organisation Action for Aids (AFA) were willing to go all out to help. Anywhere, New Rumours, Top355 words
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Article43 1989-09-01 4 Sept 3: Association for the Deaf, 3 pm. Sept 5: Hyatt Fitness Centre, 7.15 pm. Sept 5: YMCA Orchard Road, 7.30 pm. Sept 13: Dynami Fitness Centre, 7.30 pm. Sept 14: Rotary Club of Singapore West, Boulevard Hotel, 1 pm.43 words
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76 1989-09-01 4 Sept 2: New Rumours and Anywhere Lounge. Sept 8: Anywhere Lounge and Top Ten (Sports night). Sept 9: Dreams Disco Other activities Sept 8: Lion City Hash Run a 5-km fun run. Dempsey Road Carpark, 6 pm. Sept 15: Friends in Aid of76 words
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Article, Illustration215 1989-09-01 4 ONE helped a crippled hotel guest to the toilet. Another impressed his superiors with his high standard of service. Both were among the first winners of the Hilton International's Spirit of Hospitality awards. Mr Gurbachan Singh, 26, a driver in the hotel's accounts department, saw215 words
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Article144 1989-09-01 4 THE New Paper readers now stand a chance of winning Philips audio products, Chinon cameras and Fortis watches in The Great Sentosa Giveaway. All you have to do is cut out an advertisement coupon that TNP will run every Thursday and Friday and take the coupon144 words
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Advertisement242 1989-09-01 4 u\e Holiday* v 5 '"Z T Malacca is not just history, but a total vacation experience at unbeatable value for money... Buildings and places of interest, some dating back as far as the 15th century, a unique culture heritage, authentic Nyonya and Portuguese cuisine, shops filled with antiques and curios242 words
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Advertisement112 1989-09-01 5 .v •> <*+ LONGINES' l The Longines Conquest VHP elegance of design makes the Conquest VHP (Very High Precision). Accurate to the watch of choice for those whose lives around one minute in five years, this is depend on precision and whose taste runs probably the most advanced watch in112 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration415 1989-09-01 6 Ng Wan Ching - BY Ng Wan Ching A NEW sticker has been created because of the increasing number of Customs seals broken unlawfully. The round stickers, with fluorescent yellow words, were designed by the Customs and Excise Department. The stickers warn people that the Customs seal "is415 words
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Article, Illustration315 1989-09-01 6 NEWBEAT mts column tells you about the various activities of the People's Association. It is written by the PA's Deputy Director (programmes). Newßeat appears every Friday. KELVIN Tan and Esther Phua both received Long Service Awards for the People's Association Cultural Troupe members this year.315 words
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Advertisement109 1989-09-01 6 Now you can shut out glaring sun with £^Z3ZM> SUN CONTROL FILM SUPERIOR QUALITY FROM USA i 1*" A Heat Insulating Film Glare Reduction Film Safety Film Privacy Film SUNX TODAY FOR COMFORT TOMORROW! Call our Authorised Distributors for genuine SUN-X film: *****18,*****50 *****76, *****41 Uni Sun-X Rim Pte Ltd109 words
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Advertisement22 1989-09-01 6 READ LIFESTYLE ITS A MY OF UFE Available at all good Bookshops Published by TIMM TRAM MMCTOffUS HI LTD ftmM PuMlaMnf Group22 words
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Advertisement51 1989-09-01 7 J/Ku jsn^pgHfi TODAY, mistral shows you a new way to go completely over board. *qF-W 5/^Jmrngr' L^g/^ riIKm^nPfIMII^BBBBBBi -r% METRO! MISTRAL. MAKERS OF BOARDS, SAILS, BOOMS, MASTS, SWIMWKAR, LEISUREWEAR, SHOES AND ACCESSORIES. SEE THEM ALL AT METRO GRAND AT LUCKT PLAZA, METRO FAR EAST, METRO PARAGON AND METRO MARINA TODAY,51 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration377 1989-09-01 8 It was Teachers' Day yesterday. Two teachers from different generations spoke to LOH TUAN LEE about the changes in teaching technology over the years MRS Bertha Neo, 66, has been a consultant with the Curriculum Development Institute of Singapore for the past two years. But not377 words
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Article, Illustration340 1989-09-01 8 FOR Teachers' Day yesterday, Miss Esther Tan wore a white dress. Colleagues teased her for being dressed up, but she felt it was a special occasion. Teachers' Day celebrates teaching. But now, it also celebrates the advent of a new generation of340 words
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Article, Illustration400 1989-09-01 9 The first batch of NUS graduates to major in psychology will receive their scrolls today and tomorrow. GRISELDA LOO spoke to three of the 150 pioneers in the three-year course THEY had their hearts set on being social workers, so Ms Terri Tan400 words
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Article147 1989-09-01 9 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. abetted: Encouraged or helped someone to do something wrong. apathetic: Not interested in or enthusiastic about anything. coincidences: Situations in which two or more things occur at the same147 words
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Advertisement70 1989-09-01 8 i lj' E j JM I\jfl| I J( y R K K ft v w^^lP ll Jfc is |r -9 "tfw 11 *r 'I dress to please myself; 'In my own time, in my own spaceto express my mood and the moment.' that's when I'm really myself!' Edmund Chen Zhicai70 words
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Advertisement13 1989-09-01 9 TOMORROW, G2OOO STORES FORYOUR style only. G2OOO CLIB Centre more additions i^^MiSS^X Jr_13 words
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PARLIAMENT
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Article, Illustration457 1989-09-01 10 Two items dominated Parliament yesterday. On one there was unanimity. On the other, MPs differed IF they had been about anyone else, the praises showered on President Wee Kim Wee in Parliament yesterday might have seemed over the top. And they were delivered in all four official457 words
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Article145 1989-09-01 10 UNASSUMING, fatherly, approachable, sociable. A man of integrity and dignity. He doesn't exhibit the arrogance of power, nor does he show overwhelming pride. An outgoing person who has reached out to a wide range of people by taking an active interets in communi- ty145 words
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Article, Illustration179 1989-09-01 10 ILLEGAL immigrants get caned. But what about the bosses and agents who knowingly bring them in? Cane them too. Parliament yesterday passed another amendment to the Immigration (Amendment No 2) Bill to take care of this. Caning is an effective detterent, said Home Affairs and Law179 words
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Article, Illustration105 1989-09-01 10 FAIR. Effective. And an incentive for bosses to rely less on cheap foreign labour. These were some of the reasons MPs gave for supporting the Bill. Mr Goh Chee Wee (Boon Lay) said some illegal foreign workers had been made to believe that they were lawfully employed. Mr Sia105 words
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Article87 1989-09-01 10 MAY frighten investors. Morally wrong. No justification. Saying it may force businesses to go elsewhere, Mr Philip Tan (Paya Lebar) called for heavy fines instead. Non-constituency MP Dr Lee Siew Choh said caning is not for a civilised society. Oppositon MP Chiam See Tong (Potong Pasir) asked if the87 words
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Article, Illustration206 1989-09-01 10 THERE won't be a Recruit scandal here, said First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong. Donors to the People's Action Party did not expect or get favours in return, he told Parliament yesterday. The Recruit scandal led to the resignation of Japanese Prime Minister Takeshita. Political206 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article321 1989-09-01 11 Wire services. BUDAPEST and Bonn will help East Germans escape to West Germany. Officials of the two countries have worked out a secret plan to help as many as 20,000 East Germans escape to West Germany over the next few days. This was disclosedWire services. - 321 words
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232 1989-09-01 11 Wire services. CHINA and Vietnam will remain threats to Asean until the turn of the century, according to the non-government International Forum Indonesia (IFI). IFI members and political analysts believe this to be so because of the advent of conservative political leaders inWire services. - 232 words
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Article334 1989-09-01 12 Wire services. MAJOR events to mark the beginning of World War II are scheduled today in West Germany, East Germany and Poland. These include an internationally broadcast concert by conductor Leonard Bernstein in Warsaw. On Sept 1, 1939, German dictator Adolf Hitler's troops attackedWire services. - 334 words
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Article, Illustration136 1989-09-01 12 Wire services. ABOUT 15,000 Malaysians from all walks of life participated in the country's 32nd National Day parade in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The three-hour parade was held in front of the historic Sultan Abdul Samad building. The colourful ceremony began with the arrival of the YangWire services.; Picture/ Nst - 136 words
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Advertisement218 1989-09-01 11 ALL YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT MEDICINE, PILLS AND MEDICATIONS m v Join us in a public forum and learn more about the r <jX* -Madicationa uaa and Mlauaa medication you've been taking, and the effects it has Speaker OUm Poh Heng on you. Guest speakers will give talks218 words
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Advertisement474 1989-09-01 12 The GreAt SeNtosA Gi VeAWay Win a Philips Moving Sound, a Chinon camera or a Fortis watch. Or one of 700 great daily prizes on Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Just clip the coupon on this page and take it over to Sentosa this weekend for a chance to win in474 words
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Advertisement6 1989-09-01 12 Hi MPShds The Employment Classified Section6 words
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Advertisement405 1989-09-01 13 fIMHH H| Listen to a new music system »l every day. The Space Compo. You can keep as mm one unit u around. Separate tne mm speakers true hi-fi style. Even use tripods to merge sounds never done a every day. the CD-XlOX(BK), for example. CD player complete Auto Programmable405 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article220 1989-09-01 14 Wire services. THE United States is to send up to 100 military personnel to Colombia to train troops and police in their war against drug cartels. The Americans will be despatched together with $126 million worth of military equipment. The aid package is expected to includeWire services. - 220 words
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Article, Illustration46 1989-09-01 14 Traffic iai m: Hundreds of stationary cars stand jammed along Lebanon's only coastal highway, leading south out of west Beirut Citizens fled their homes after shells fell on residentuu areas, as Christian units and Syrian troops clashed. Wire services. Picture/ Ap.Picture/ Ap. - 46 words
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Article246 1989-09-01 14 Wire services. THE US Administration must outbid universities and the industry in hiring 500 "world class" experts. It must also increase executives' salaries selectively. These are two of the recommendations by a consultant, Wyatt Co of Philadelphia. In what is described as the most comprehensiveWire services. - 246 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration38 1989-09-01 15 Power pliy: A lightning bolt seems to strike a building in Columbus, Ohio,on Tuesday night About 30,000 homes lost power in the wake of the severe weather, which saw heavy rains and flash flooding. Picture/ ApPicture/ Ap - 38 words
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Article289 1989-09-01 15 THE Moldavian Parliament has bowed to the Kremlin's campaign against nationalism and toned down a language law. But the Baltic Popular Fronts accuse Moscow of "sinister and dangerous" talk reminiscent of Stalin's time. The Kremlin also appears to be increasing pressure on two troublesome southern republics.289 words
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Article127 1989-09-01 15 Wire services. THE failure of the Paris peace conference has highlighted the influence of foreign powers, and particularly Vietnam and China, on Cambodia's future. Diplomats said neither the pro-Chinese Khmer Rouge guerillas nor the Vietnamese-installed regime in Phnom Penh moved an inch during the month-long talks.Wire services. - 127 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration263 1989-09-01 15 Wire services. ON the London Stock Exchange share prices ended higher overall yesterday as the market drifted in tame, tentative trading. The Financial Times 30share index ended up 6.7 points at 1,977.6. Turnover registered a healthy 447 million shares. United Biscuits moved ahead following an American takeover specialist KKR'sWire services. - 263 words
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Article67 1989-09-01 15 Reuter. SHARE prices opened were mixed at the opening of the Tokyo Stock Exchange today. The key 225-share Nikkei index firmed 46.32 points to 34,477.52 at the open after easing 40.46 points yesterday. The leading winners were railway/bus, credit/lease, brokerage, trucking, communications, real estate, electrical, precision instrument, pulp/paper andReuter. - 67 words
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Article50 1989-09-01 15 FT Industrials Thu 1,977.60 (1,971.20) Dow Jones Average Thu 2,737.27 (2,728.15) ST Industrial Thu 1,356.01 (1,350.21) NST Industrial Thu Closed (2,408.88) Hongkong Hang Seng Thu 2,508.57 (2,505.40) Australian All Ordinaries Thu 1,762.10 (1,780.30) Nikkei Stock Average Thu 34,431.20 (34,471.66) Figures in bracket* refer to those of the previous trading day50 words
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Article, Illustration276 1989-09-01 15 Wire services ON Wall Street the stock market moved modestly higher yesterday in sluggish trading as a cautious mood prevailed ahead of sensitive economic reports due tomorrow. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 9.12 to close at 2,737.27. Advancing issues outnumbered declines by about 6 toWire services - 276 words
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Article, Illustration509 1989-09-01 16 Ting Mei See - Showtime PREVIEW/ By Ting Mei Ting Mei See Ghost busters II Coming to Cathay cinemas WHEN Ghostbusters opened in 1984 in the United States, it went to No 1 at the box office, despite competition from films such as Indiana Jones and the Temple of509 words
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Advertisement18 1989-09-01 17 You may find a good-paying job to suit your prifi( capabilities in The New Paper Fastads. l&t&B «J?PiBflS18 words
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Miscellaneous1842 1989-09-01 17 SCREEN Frida y at the Movi «s Friday Background Politics in Tea-Break Special ;t ~v c /V GEMS j The Town Bully Malaysia/China After Tiananmen The River (r) A TOWN bully is shot dead just high-flier in the Malaysian cabinet. In 1987, closely-knit family. They struggle to fejiSo f after1,842 words
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spotlight
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Article, Illustration585 1989-09-01 18 Hugs and kisses are getting more common. Are the old taboos lifted? Is it just a release of tension? Or is it the wind from the West? MICHELLE OH finds out SINGAPOREANS are keeping in touch these days. In public, that is. They hug585 words
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Article, Illustration241 1989-09-01 18 HUG a stranger? Taboo. A peck on his cheek? They chickened out. Eleven people placed these limits on hugging and kissing. They included students, an associate professor, a secretary, a teen counsellor ahd a property consultant. Most said a peck on the cheek was reserved241 words
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Article151 1989-09-01 18 MALAYS MALAYS salam or grasp the hands of the other person. They do this with members of the same sex mainly and with slight variations. They lightly touch a friend's hands and then bring their hands to their chests. This means M I greet you from the151 words
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Advertisement270 1989-09-01 18 DsX Flo-Jo an J Carl Lewis use Runbird shoes because they (2) H2— a highly resilient rubber XVn 7 T karinna sports pte ltd fellVVjllrih RETAIL OUTLETS LJL > A- A ll mz sports LIANG court (ZLy SOGO DEPT STORE 50- recognise the value of Mizuno unique Iranspower System. compound270 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article354 1989-09-01 19 Brenton Wong - By Brenton Wong LOU RAWLS: AT LAST (Capitol) VETERAN soul singer Lou Rawls returns to his musical roots by re-working some blues standards and giving life to new compositions in his 58th album. Lou Rawls' rich baritone has an infectious, earthy presence that resonates throughout the album He does354 words
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Article, Illustration325 1989-09-01 19 Ting Mei See - By Ting Mei See THEY claim to be the oldest band around. The Music Connection, plus and minus a few members, have been making music since 1981. Now they are back in Singapore for the third stint and are presently playing at Celebrities at Orchard Towers.325 words
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191 1989-09-01 19 Ting Mei See - SEENLASTNIGHT By Ting Mei See IT'S surprising how little things can bring back memories of childhood. Take last night's SEA Games soccer finals between Singapore and Malaysia (SBC 12, 7.45 pm) for example. A sudden downpour delayed the start of the second half.191 words
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Article, Illustration277 1989-09-01 20 Wong Sing Yeong - PREVIEW By Wong Sing Yeong L Deception New shewing at Cathay cinemas IN Ching Hsia, Wong Jo Yin, Elizabeth Lee and Pauline Wong four beautiful leading ladies star in this suspense movie. Well, what else can you ask for in a Hongkong film? Nothing much,277 words
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Article183 1989-09-01 20 BATMAN BASED on the popular comic strip character. Stars Michael Keaton as Batman and Jack Nicholson as The Joker. It is Batman to the rescue as The Joker holds Gotham City hostage by poisoning the city's supply of cosmetics. An action-packed adventure epic not be missed. Lido, Capitol, Changi183 words
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Article163 1989-09-01 20 ANG Peng Siong, our "grand old man" of the pool won four golds and a silver at the just-concluded SEA Games. He was once the fastest swimmer in the world in the 50m freestyle. He also won the plate finals in the 100 m freestyle163 words
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Article, Illustration350 1989-09-01 20 Geraldine Goh - By Geraldine Goh FANCY being a coolie for a day and getting paid an executive's wage? You get $120 for a day's work about six times the reward of an ordinary coolie. And you do not need to break your350 words
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Advertisement83 1989-09-01 19 PICK THE MISS SINGAPORE WORLD CONTEST 1989 Ist PRIZE Ms Ong Kwee Choo *****541 2nd PRIZE: Kwek Seng Heng *****441 3rd PRIZE: Ms Hlu Fui Sim *****788 4th PRIZE Ms Ong Kwee Choo *****541 sth PRIZE: Mdm P S Ang *****60F 6th PRIZE: Kelvin Kang *****96E 7th PRIZE: Joseph Ng83 words
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Advertisement138 1989-09-01 19 liVeeks become an"|| fto run a successful Import/Export pi ip. Fully expandable and recession 8| iu how to trade internationally, what Ip e, where to find them and what to p| and procedure to use. We also I I > write to manufacturers for sole 11 our country. There are138 words
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Advertisement35 1989-09-01 20 I Problems with your tots? Call 730-5549 for advice on how to handle the needs of kids below 4 years old. A service for readers by The New Paper S Dutch Lady Crowing Up Milk35 words
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Miscellaneous859 1989-09-01 22 I FRIDAYRADIO I COMICRELIhf-Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee —j —n NOON New* ia Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) 12.05 Laackdata: A selection of con- I NOON BaaatMal Music: Instrumental If I f (P tM P c Cs\ temporary hit* spun for your and sentimental music. J "®TtJ 1 V pleasure 12.50 Market Bapart V859 words
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Miscellaneous657 1989-09-01 23 COMICREUEF H FRIDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh NOON Good Music, Company and Ma: NOON Nowsdask s n r~i A musical treat to keep you 12 30 Off tha Shaff fen, A nSAHUKEST, N NO LON6ER vOIIL WE ft*NDINO'NO! company at lunch-time. 12*45 Jazz Scant UK BCON 1 12.15 Sentimental tourney: A657 words
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Article1197 1989-09-01 24 ►Centresme YOUNG AT HEART. A light-hearted play about the plight, fears and loneliness of senior citizens. An adaptation of Madam Chua Seok Keng's award-winning short story. The play is staged by the Singapore Amateur Players and directed by Ng Koon How. 8 pm. Last day.1,197 words
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Article19 1989-09-01 24 GALLERY: Beauty and the Beast FOOD: Teachers' Day High Tea NIGHTLIGHTS: Oh Scandals COMING UP: Campus Talk19 words
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Article, Illustration69 1989-09-01 24 Three chefs from Sri Lanka prepare savoury cuisine including crab curry Negombo, mutton curry Kandy style, traditional chicken curry and fish ambulthiaL Desserts include avocadoes and kaludodoL Lunch: Adult $16.50+ children under 12 $10+ Noon 2.30 pm. Dinner: $18.50+ children under 12 $12+ 6.30 pm 10.3069 words
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Advertisement173 1989-09-01 25 <A 'i SimSg There's a bri gkt er glow at Jewellery Mart tlian a glorious sunset. Nowhere else will you find so much of the world's most coveted gems and pearls crafted 11 in such exquisite designs. And nowhere else can you he assured of experience that adds up to173 words
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Article, Illustration266 1989-09-01 26 DIAMONDS and gold are a Singaporean's best friends when it comes to jewellery. These two items have been bestsellers for a long time, according to the president of the South Bridge Centre Jewellery Merchants' Association, Mr Yeong Wai Kar. "Chinese people think about the resale value,"266 words
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213 1989-09-01 26 COSTUME jewellery is coming into its own. No longer do people feel that it is a cheap imitation of the real thing. "Singaporeans are more willing to buy costume jewellery now, compared with five years ago," said Mr Mike Price, general manager of Primeline Imports. He213 words
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Advertisement273 1989-09-01 27 831 Employment 831 Employment M J^COODYCARS I We have immediate vacancies for the following I position: SECURITY GUARDS REQUIREMENTS: Physically fit and below 50 years of age Experience preferred although not essential Able to reed and write simple English WORKING HOURS: Three 8-hour rotating shifts BENEFITS: Salary range between $700273 words
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Advertisement385 1989-09-01 27 831 Employment 831 Employment SANKYU k-1 J] (S) PTE LTD n We offer good prospects and a challenging career I CLERKS S r <Shenton Way, Changi Air-Cargo Complex and Jurong Area) A GCE 'N' or O' level I Fresh school leavers are most welcomed I j Preferably with working experience385 words
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Advertisement225 1989-09-01 27 831 Employment BEZ SECRETARIAL Coma to ua for TempJ Perm. Jobe a SECRETARIES a JR. SIC. a W.P OPERATORS e QIRLFRIOAYB a RECEPTIONISTS e SHIPPING ASBTS. e TYPISTS a GENERAL CLERKS a COSTING CLERKS a ACCOUNTS CLERKS a TELEPHONE SURVEY CLERKS a DATA ENTRY OPERATORS a PROMOTERS a BALES ASBTB.225 words
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Article706 1989-09-01 28 EYETOEYE The Eye to Eye column has received numerous letters from our readers. Here we answer two of them. One deals with conjunctivitis. The other is about lenses for beginners SHOPTALK I HAVE been wearing soft contact leases ler three years wltheat tee mnch trouble.706 words
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Article, Illustration293 1989-09-01 29 Reuter. THE men in the top half of the draw did their part to restore some sense of order and faith in the US Open rankings yester- day, after a day of startling upsets. Top seed Ivan Lendl, a finalist here for the past seven years and aReuter.; Picture/ Afp - 293 words
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Article211 1989-09-01 29 EUROPE KICKOFF: GERMANY, ITALY, HOLLAND, SPAIN AFP, Reuter. STRIKER Roland Wohlfarth scored twice as champion Bayern Munich went top of the West German First Division by beating old rivals Hamburg 4-0 last night. Bayern took a stranglehold on the game when midfielder Olaf Thon scored hisAFP, Reuter. - 211 words
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Article369 1989-09-01 29 EUROPE KICKOFF: ENGLAND AFP, Reuter. WITH Saturday's English First Division programme cancelled to give England time to prepare for their World Cup game in Sweden next Wednesday, the Second Division takes centre stage this weekend. Many games will revive memories of better days for supporters whoAFP, Reuter. - 369 words
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Article460 1989-09-01 29 Wire services. SPANISH First Division side Real Sociedad is trying to get the asking price for Liverpool striker John Aldridge reduced. Liverpool is asking 240 million pesetas (s3.Bm) while Real Sociedad is prepared to pay around 200 million pesetas (s3m). DIEGO Maradona will finish his career in Europe withWire services. - 460 words
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15th SEA GAMES KUALA LUMPUR
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Article, Illustration443 1989-09-01 30 LISTEN up, buddy, for this comes from a guy whose palms are still wet, whose fingers are still fidgety, whose professional conscience is prickly with guilt from siding with Singapore. Never root for your home team, says the rules in this business of reporting sport. Stay neutral, cynicalPictures/ Jonathan Choo - 443 words
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311 1989-09-01 30 Ken Jalleh Jr - By Ken Jalleh Jr A MALAYSIAN mandarin was singing praise of Malaysia's achievements in the SEA Games at a press conference when he was abruptly interrupted by a request for comments about Singapore's success. The request came from veteran Filipino sportswriter Eking Gonzales. "Don't you311 words
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Article, Illustration6 1989-09-01 31 Dunking for Hartley: Pictures/ Jonathan ChooPictures/ Jonathan Choo - 6 words
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Article227 1989-09-01 31 RACING... by DENNIS CHIA SUPER Boy, a newcomer from Michael Ho's stables, looks ready for a winning debut at Ipoh this Sunday, judging from his impressive workout on a good track this morning. With jockey V Nathan up, the Jungle Boy three-year-old trotted once round227 words
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Article300 1989-09-01 31 Jeffrey Low - By Jeffrey Low MUDLARKS that they are, Malaysia celebrated winning the last gold medal of the Games frolicking, dancing and even swimming in the rain. One by one the players dunk reserves, trainers, coach Trevor Hartley and team manager Datuk Ahmad Basri into the steeplechase water-jump.300 words
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Article, Illustration182 1989-09-01 32 The better team won, but what a wonderful experience it was for the young ones in my team. They will learn from this outing, and I am confident that if we carry on showing such fighting spirit, we will go far. Well, lads, W what doPicturs/ Jonathan Choo and Albert Sim - 182 words
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Article, Illustration821 1989-09-01 33 MALAYSIA 3 SINGAPORE 1 WHAT luck, Malaysia. On a night when it was needed most, poor Singapore was denied the very element that brought the Lions to the Games soccer final. Instead, the stars shone on Malaysia from almost all angles, beginning with Borhan Abu Samah's own821 words
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Article68 1989-09-01 33 Shots at goal: Malaysia 8, Singapore 7. Corners: Mai 7, Spore 3. Fouls: Med 4, Spore 15. Offsides: Mai 4, Spore 1. Goals: Borhan Abu Samah (7th min own goal), Fandi Ahmad (37th), Lim Teong Kim (59th), Dollah Salleh (60th). Yellow cards: Teong Kim (66th). Crowd: 50,000. Weather:68 words
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Article, Illustration66 1989-09-01 34 ■VJM JUHh i wjßji^p r iSjr jk'f /mp The lucky Lions became luckless lambs for the slaughter in a tropical storm. JEFFREY LOW on the soccer final 35 /J| APIAIIC PAI ft* Malaysian players chair the Tengku MahULvlllvUO UvLI/a fcota 0 f Pahang after their victory SADLYPictures/ Albert Sim - 66 words
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