The New Paper, 2 September 1989
1989-09-02
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Title Section19 1989-09-02 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2/SUNDAV, SEPTEMBER 3, 1989 Ma (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS the new paper19 words
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Advertisement127 1989-09-02 1 WORKOUT WITH WORKBOOK Author Adrian Tan hopes to make it two successes in a row. His first book The Teenage Textbook sold about 15,000 copies. His second, The Teenage Workbook, is out. We reproduce some excerpts./ Page 3 SOCCER SHOCK IN SELANGOR Triple shock hits Selangor soccer. Team sacks its127 words
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Article, Illustration8 1989-09-02 1 /Page 2 Picture/NlCKLAUS D'CRUZPicture/NlCKLAUS D'CRUZ - 8 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration202 1989-09-02 2 A DAZED delivery man sat in his van for about five minutes before he was helped out of the vehicle, lying on its side after an accident. His vehicle collided with a pick-up at the junction of Highland Road and Hillside Drive yesterday afternoon. MrPictures/ Nicklaus D'cruz - 202 words
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Article, Illustration130 1989-09-02 2 ARTS graduates should be entrepreneurs in all they do. In a speech scheduled for delivery at the National University of Singapore convocation this morning, the Director of Education, Mr John Yip Soon Kwong, says: "If there were one single most important thing I130 words
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119 1989-09-02 2 Wire services. A FORMER Interior Minister, Gen Jose Abrantes, has been found guilty in Havana on charges stemming from a drug trafficking scandal that rocked Cuba in July. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Abrantes was convicted by a three-judge military tribunal ofWire services. - 119 words
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274 1989-09-02 2 TOURING Colombo on a package has become cheaper than just flying there. An air ticket to Colombo costs $700, but the four-day tour package costs $599. Skytrain Travel is offering the package. It comes with return air fare, airport transfers, three nights' hotel accommodation274 words
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Article, Illustration211 1989-09-02 2 IF you want to share a point of view, call our Hotline Plus 734-7711, or write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. Please include your full name, address and phone number. RAFFLES Institution's decision to go independent211 words
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Article18 1989-09-02 2 WE reported in yesterday's paper that Teachers' Day was on Aug 31. It should be Sept 1.18 words
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Advertisement8 1989-09-02 2 Play MONEYWORDS Win $5,000 Coupon on Page 358 words
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Miscellaneous20 1989-09-02 2 THE WEATHER WEATHER outlook from midday: Fair. Max temp: 31 deg C. Min temp. 25 deg C. Sunset: 7.08 pm.20 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration206 1989-09-02 3 Lawrence Low - Undergraduate Adrian Tan struck the right note with the Teenage Textbook, which has sold 15,000 copies. The sequel, The Teenage Workbook, is now out. Below are excerpts from the book By Lawrence Low Teenagers buy it but will not admit to reading it Derided206 words
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712 1989-09-02 3 CHILD PRODIGIES ("Everybody hates them" Adrian Tan.) Archmedes Eu possessed one of the finest minds ever constructed. This was because as a child, both his parents had spent "quality time" with their son, with the result that at the age712 words
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Article122 1989-09-02 3 ADRIAN TAN Schools: Anglo-Chinese School, Hwa Chong Junior College. Passions: Football, chess and writing. Favourite food: Chicken murtabak with green chillies and Marmite. Favourite music: The Beatles, Elvis Presley and Genesis. Favourite reading material: George Orwell, PG Wodehouse and the NUS toilet walls. Favourite TV programmes: World of Sport,122 words
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Article287 1989-09-02 4 A T least 10 manufacturing companies are giving their workers a 10 per cent pay increase or more. Some of them are paying as much as 17 per cent. These pay increases are built into their salaries. They do not include the variable bonus which287 words
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Article, Illustration511 1989-09-02 4 Ronald Wong - By Ronald Wong THE robot arm in the picture on the right can be programmed to polish a three-dimensional object. By doing the job automatically, it makes the whole process easier and faster, and increases productivity by freeing workers to do other jobs. The511 words
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Article, Illustration174 1989-09-02 4 THOUGH the pool of workers with poor education has shrunk in the past five years, the figure is still high, says Senior Minister of State for Education, Dr Tay Eng Soon in a speech prepared for delivery this morning. About two-fifths (42 per cent)174 words
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Article121 1989-09-02 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. amnesia: Partial or total loss of a person's memory. bawdiness: Humour that is full of sexy jokes. betrothed: A person who is engaged to be married. I blundering: Describes121 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration400 1989-09-02 6 Griselda Loo - By Griselda Loo c HANGE Alley is still alive and has got itself a new look. Gone is the dark, rabbit hole-like alley where shoppers weaved in and out of tiny stalls to buy wallets, batik clothes, gifts, watches and even luggage. Now, what is400 words
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Article, Illustration357 1989-09-02 6 LOVING hands have stitched together the opening show for a new school. Parents and teachers of students at Junyuan Primary School begged, borrowed or stitched the costumes for the show. Their efforts brought about 67 costumes for the choir and another 22 for the357 words
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Advertisement59 1989-09-02 6 sin usiii os> Check out details f m m in The new Paper Fastads Food Fest '89 \4 3f|i 111 111 A Special Feature of Pllll The New Paper Fastads For advice on the growing-up years of children under 3 years old, call 730-5549. I A service for readers from59 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration432 1989-09-02 8 T i WO old pictures will get a new lease of life from this morning. As the top two entries of the Defence Historical Photographs competition, the pictures shown on the right will get fresh attention when they go on display at an exhibition432 words
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Article, Illustration309 1989-09-02 8 A NEW public relations outfit has been launched on both sides of the Causeway with a Singaporean as its chief. The new division has been set up by an advertising agency, McCannErickson, and is headed by Mrs Kim Church. She has been in the profession309 words
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Advertisement43 1989-09-02 8 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, from43 words
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Advertisement627 1989-09-02 9 I Will you sing for Singapore at the 1989 Victor International Amateur Singers Festival in Tokyo? Victor Musical Industries, is a subsidiary of will be held on 20th September 1989 at Hearthrob JVC (Victor Company of Japan, Limited) and Discotheque, Melia at Scotts. And the prizes? Japan's largest record company.627 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration284 1989-09-02 10 Griselda Loo - By Griselda Loo SENTOSA has lost one of its living attractions. Its rare half-male and halffemale nymph stick insect has died, seven months after it was hatched. By the time it died on Aug 9, its straight body had been badly distorted into a 4 U'284 words
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Article, Illustration219 1989-09-02 11 SINGAPORE'S national dress-in-the-making will make its international debut next April. The Trade Development Board will use it to promote Singapore design to trade representatives and international buyers at a fashion show it is organising. TDB thinks the project has potential to grow, reports NTUC News.219 words
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Article71 1989-09-02 11 THE latest hunt for a National Dress centres on an orchid motif that is distinctively Singaporean. The design contest, which began in July, ends on Sept 30. Selected entries will be shown at an exhibition at the Singapore Conference Hall from Oct 14 to 16. Once the winning71 words
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Article277 1989-09-02 11 BATMAN fans saw some real-life drama on Thursday night outside the Lido theatre. As they waited to get into the cinema hall for the 9.30 pm show, movie-goers heard a thud. And it did not come from inside the theatre, as the 6.45 pm show277 words
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Article142 1989-09-02 11 TEN people won an ADEC watch each as grand draw winners of The New Paper/ADEC Spin Win contest. They are Ms Ng Siok Luan, Ms Tiong Siew Koun, Mr Goh Hoon Qui, Mr Abdullah bin Salleh, Mr George Yap, Ms Misshira Sukami, Mr K L Boey,142 words
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Advertisement495 1989-09-02 10 Tee-off at midnight with Fancy playing golf at midnight? It's possible with' Business Times when you Rules and Regulations subscribe Wtween August 15 and November 15, 1989. All you have to do is To a ts muBt answer two simple questions, send us your subscription and payment. current subscribers of495 words
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Advertisement158 1989-09-02 11 SENSATIONAL RESCUE FOR Hair damage cjSa «i i H HAIR IN TROUBLE flUnstaiit repair: Wmfllberto IWV nH K'^ili&k The harsh effects of frequent l>lt»H-<lrv ing. hair-styling ami exposure lo the sun can damage your hair. Bui no* with new Alberto VO5 Hot Oil Treatment, you can restore lost moisture and158 words
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WORLDTODAY
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379 1989-09-02 12 Wire services. AIRLINES in the United States have been warned against a possible terrorist attack. A newspaper reported yesterday the warning was issued this week by the Federal Aviation Administration. The Daily News said the warning was contained in a general bulletin fromWire services. - 379 words
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172 1989-09-02 12 Wire services. THE Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) may raise its oil production ceiling again. Venezuelan Energy Minister Celestino Armas said yesterday the cartel's current 19.5 million barrels a day production ceiling may be raised by 500,000 to 1 million barrels.Wire services. - 172 words
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288 1989-09-02 12 Wire services. THOUSANDS of East Germans are waiting nervously in Hungary. They are hoping to go to West Germany. Dozens left Czechoslovakia illegally in the hope of joining the caravan. Tent cities are being built. Transport is being arranged. But officials will notWire services. - 288 words
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Article, Illustration93 1989-09-02 12 Wire services. THESE camels will grace next week's summit of the Non-aligned movement in Yugoslavia thanks to Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. Arab diplomats said they be- lieved Col Gaddafi had sent the camels, six in all, as a symbol of the desert and the Arab heritage. ButWire services.; Picture/ AFP - 93 words
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219 1989-09-02 12 Wire services. SUSPECTED pro-government militiamen killed 31 Sinhalese in a northern village in Sri Lanka. This was reported by residents yesterday. The killing was in apparent retaliation for the slaying of a policeman by Sinhalese radicals. Military officials said 20 burned bodies withWire services. - 219 words
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180 1989-09-02 13 Wire services. BRITAIN and France, at odds for months over European monetary union and other issues, have put aside their differences. The two countries agreed to keep in close touch to promote progress in the European Community. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher had a five-hourWire services. - 180 words
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Article96 1989-09-02 13 Wire services. US tax collectors in Dallas, Texas, have proposed settling Nelson Bunker and Carolyn Hunt's back-tax bill for about $390 million. This is less than one-third of the $1.36 billion the government originally sought. The agreement in principle is a breakthrough in the nearly year-oldWire services. - 96 words
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Article, Illustration285 1989-09-02 13 Wire services. PRESIDENT George Bush said that Japan agreed it was time it became an "import superpower" to help cut its troubling trade surplus with the United States. Mr Bush had a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu at the White House yesterdayWire services.; Picture/ AFP - 285 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration282 1989-09-02 13 Wire services. SHARE prices closed higher on the London Stock Exchange yesterday. The Financial Times 30share index ended 15.1 points higher at 1,992.7. Turnover on the London market registered a healthy 531.4 million shares, up from 447.0 million on Thursday. But gilts were easier across the board as sterlingWire services. - 282 words
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Article52 1989-09-02 13 FT Industrials Fri 1,992.70 (1,977.60) Dow Jones Average Fri 2,752.09 (2,737.27) ST Industrial Fri 1,363.73 (1,356.01) NST Industrial Fri Closed (2,408.88) Hongkong Hang Seng Fri 2,508.91 (2,508.57) Australian All Ordinaries Fri 1,747.70 (1,762.10) Nikkei Stock Average Fri 34,348.22 (34,431.20) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous52 words
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Article, Illustration290 1989-09-02 13 Wire services. AFTER a hesitant start, Wall Street investors went on a buying spree sending the Dow Jones industrial average to a record high yesterday. The Dow rose 14.82 points, to 2,752.09 points. Advancing issues outnumbered declines by a wide margin, with 891 up, 481 down and 563Wire services. - 290 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration488 1989-09-02 14 Lim Kuan Chiang - By Lim Kuan Chiang M UM'S the secret of success at least for our newest beauty queen Mary Ann Mendis. The 19-year-old student credits her mum for her victory in the Miss Singapore/Asia Pacific 1989 quest at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant early488 words
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Article, Illustration392 1989-09-02 15 Lim Sek - SATURDAYSOUNDS By Lim Sek RAP music is not exactly my favourite. But there are exceptions. And these are usually times when the rappers have something different to offer, like when two extremely young sounding voices go on and on about what they can do with392 words
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Article132 1989-09-02 15 Ting Mei See - SEENLASTNIGHT By Ting Mei See HAVE you ever tried on an old dress to find that you've grown too fat to fit in? If you have, you'll probably empathise with Claire in last night's Cosby Show (SBC 5, 8.30 pm). She had to lose 2 kg132 words
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Article, Illustration340 1989-09-02 15 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin MIGUEL Cervantes' blundering hero Don Quixote will don ancient Chinese costumes. And he will have a Samurai-style pony-tail too. That's the SBC's version of Cervantes' famous hero. The Legend of Da Ji (translated Mandarin title) will be shown next February. It340 words
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Article, Illustration458 1989-09-02 16 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin A FTER five months of putting up with the smell of fish, SBC's longest serial is here at last. The 50-episode Turn of the Tide, featuring the lives of fish traders, begins on Monday over SBC 8 and will be telecast458 words
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Article, Illustration270 1989-09-02 16 Lo Tien Yin - My Grandfather In The Cellar Practice Theatre Ensemble Singapore Conference Hall Ends tomorrow REVIEW By Lo Tien Yin IT is refreshing to hear Mandarin as it is spoken every day. Not the formally-accented one we sometimes hear in dramas and radio plays. The play pokes gentle270 words
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Article, Illustration196 1989-09-02 16 Ting Mei See - Big Top Pee-Wee Showing at Jado 2 REVIEW By" Ting Mei See MOVIE-MAKERS should bear in mind that today's children are no pushovers. Kids won't fall for a story just because it features a colourful circus, lots of animals and a silly-looking character in196 words
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Article288 1989-09-02 16 DECEPTION THE story revolves around a successful lawyer Lin (Lin Ching Hsia) who receives an extortion note from her assistant May (Pauline Wong) assisted by her friend Queenie (Wong Jo Yin). Lin suspects her broker (Elizabeth Lee) is the blackmailer. After some unexpected mix-up, the women converged on Lin's288 words
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Miscellaneous2035 1989-09-02 17 Television I SCRp ocus (C) Global Rivals Beyond the Saturday Night Movie Bp than 40 years of communist WHAT caused the Cold War between A SUSPENSE-filled drama about an monopoly of power in Eastern Europe Soviet L T nion? Journalist ex-airforce pilot who had been in active r 'vwhen it2,035 words
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Advertisement32 1989-09-02 18 H PM PM HH B |VIV■Bk■V■MfI f V M w I 1% You may find q good-paying job to suit your K|J JMCEldfe capabilities in The New Paper Fastaas. hmm m fMliHlii32 words
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Miscellaneous1942 1989-09-02 18 ES9PB television kfS SCREEN Feedback Screen 5 Monte Carlo Arts Circle Three Painters GEMS W 7 s °P m > SBC 5) World Music Awards Goya: Looking Both Ways A TICKET sales were low for opera (10.35 pm, SBC 5) (9.30 pm, SBC 12) and drama performances by local -v1,942 words
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Article1395 1989-09-02 19 ►Centoesme I yf SCHOOL. In this play, six Ar young adults take a dream 1 journey back to the time when they were in school. In the process, each leams a bit more about himself. Staged by Act 3 part-timers and directed by pre-university student1,395 words
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Article19 1989-09-02 19 SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS: Heartstrings Walk CENTRESTAGE: School ►OUT AND ABOUT: Book Fair 89 COMING UP: Crazy Bike Race19 words
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Article, Illustration49 1989-09-02 19 See about 70 paintings on female nudes, lotuses and the mythological ghost-catcher, Zhong Gui, done on silk organza and paper. This is artist Sue Quek's first solo exhibition. Today: 9.30 am 9.30 pm. Tomorrow: 9.30 am 5 pm. Cultural Gallery. Empress Place. Ends tomorrow. Free.49 words
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Miscellaneous937 1989-09-02 20 SATURDAYRADIO COMICRELIEF Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee NOON News in Brief NOON Beautiful Music: A selection of X 12.05 Real Fun: Join Roger Kool for instrumental is featured here 7 t 111 N good musical entertainment. for your listening p l ieasure. Kf STUPgNT. [\lAt T°° J /Mr* 1 T V? 1.00 News937 words
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Miscellaneous646 1989-09-02 21 I COMICREUEF SATURDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh iMJiiiaaiwnTJH r mh| NOON Kids' Spetlight Vivian Peter NOON Nawsdask WM.Cpmt OH 1 I BftbTFIRST NPi*WOOSCL. IfAM... N\l SotoCWHERS W r Vx Vv presents a half-hour of amusing 12.30 Here's Humph! Jh th T ImFWWrt lfUwWl, 1 !®SJL?SJu anecdotes, story-telling, riddles 2 .45 Warldbrief646 words
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Miscellaneous1716 1989-09-02 22 SUNDAYRADIO BHsHni33l HEB EBZEH EHIinEHMi EESHHH •an News in Brief (Programmes in English) 6 am News in Brief end Weather 6am Breekfast Club: Great musical 6 em Newshour 6.05 On Air Wake up to the lovely 6 am News in Brief Report entertainment to greet you on a 7.00 World1,716 words
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Advertisement172 1989-09-02 24 '^PP' EXECUTIVE SEAFOOD LUNCH 12 noon 3pm Daily Tempt your tastebuds with our wide range of specialities including our famous KUKUP CHILLI CRABS PRAWNS Only $10.00 per head!! A-La-Carte Menu also available! i For reservations, please call KUKUP SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 1000 East Coast Parkway, East Coast Recreation Centre, Singapore 1544172 words
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Advertisement485 1989-09-02 27 Ijskr If m A j I THE EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED SECTION a— bb^H a I 831 Employment 831 Emptoyrrwit 831 Employment 1 ■■nBROT'tr 3MB ■■■■RECWm^WC Trading company hat Plf f l Consultant firm :.UJ. AHUIUWW Consulting anginaars firm ha* A Jewelry shop at South Bridge 1) GENERAL CLERK vacanciea for raqulrae485 words
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Advertisement292 1989-09-02 27 > 821 BimJIMM TO Buainaaa WAREHOUSE SALE (2 DAYS ONLY) Data*: 2nd 3rd September Tim*; 10am to 4pm Venue: 24 Paslr Pan Jang Rd *08-07 PSA Multl Storey Complex B'pore 0511 We are clearing surplus stocks of very well known brands of men's T shirts and leather wallets and belts292 words
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Advertisement223 1989-09-02 28 #31 Employment 031 Employment 00 w KING'S L E| SURIUM New Exclusive Private Club Located At: MARINA BQUARE urgently requires: Full/ Pert time m o«R* t, °n s executives Mln. 'A level Salary: $750 $1,200 RECEPTIONISTS/ CABHIERS U^ITM Salary: $500 1700 oce o^S OUNTS CLERKB Accounting/ Computer knowledge (Lotus) 1223 words
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Advertisement220 1989-09-02 28 831 Employment S3l Employment SALES I ASSISTANTS We're expanding and require i j sales assistants with these prey requisites: *GCE 'A' Level *Sales O experience in fashion beauty •Pleasant personality *25 35 N years old Fluent in English and Mandarin (Japanese is an asset) O# Attractive salary benefits. _Please send220 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration227 1989-09-02 29 RACING... BY THREE MUSKETEERS TODAY'S ACTION RACEGOERS will have to wait until the second last race for the best action of the day at Ipoh today. The line-up includes five last start winners but we rate Treasury Cheque just a touch ahead of them.227 words
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Article267 1989-09-02 29 TOMORROWS ACTION SUNDAY'S top race is the seventh and although Star- man, Molded and Swift Cauntlet are among the scratchings there is plenty of class in the field. Topman was impounded after finishing last at Penang but it may be he simply couldn't handle the267 words
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Article305 1989-09-02 29 Wire services. Fitness test: ARSENAL striker Alan Smith has declared himself fit for England's crucial World Cup clash in Sweden on Wednesday. But he will still have to prove his recovery from a groin injury in training today before manager Bobby Robson allows him on the flight to Stockholm.Wire services. - 305 words
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Article, Illustration270 1989-09-02 30 Reuter. SAID Aouita and Paula Ivan, the premier middle-dis-tance runners of their generation, won the men's and women's overall Grand Prix titles respectively for the second successive year. Both won their events in the the 17th and final meeting of the season. Aouita won the 5,000Reuter.; Picture/ AFP - 270 words
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Article101 1989-09-02 30 Reuter. DOCTORS in Brussels have remodelled part of the left knee of Dutch international striker Marco Van Basten, his Italian club AC Milan said. Surgeons reshaped the player's meniscus, a disc of cartilage, in a bid to counter Van Basten's tendinitis problem for which he hadReuter. - 101 words
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Article, Illustration340 1989-09-02 30 Reuter. DIEGO Maradona stormed off a Europe-bound flight yesterday to again delay his return to Italy and suggested he might quit soccer if he failed to settle a row with his club Napoli. The 28-year-old midfielder, truant for over two weeks from Napoli, got offReuter. - 340 words
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Article163 1989-09-02 30 WORLD CUP QUALIFIER: BRAZIL v CHILE Reuter. TIGHT security surrounds the decisive South America Group Three game between Brazil and Chile at the Maracana stadium tomorrow. "The Chileans will receive the sort of protection usually only given to important chiefs-of-state who visit Rio de Janeiro,"Reuter. - 163 words
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Article394 1989-09-02 30 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: ATHLETICS lAAF/Mobil GP in Monaco 200 m: 1 Daniel Sangouma (Fra) 20.23 2 Robson da Silva (Bra) 20.24 3 Stefano Tilli (Ita) 20.48. 400 m: 1 Danny Everett (US) 44.59 2 Butch Reynolds (US) 45.06 3 Gabriel Tiacoh (IC) 45.13. 1,500 m:Wire services. - 394 words
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Article, Illustration644 1989-09-02 31 Jeffrey Low - SELANGOR v SINGAPORE (Merdeka Stadium, 8.45pm) NEW SELANGOR BOSS ZAINI SPEAKS: Jeffrey Low SELANGOR soccer suffered a triple shock yesterday. First, the team sacked its Yugoslav coach Steven Bena. A few hours later, its Yugoslav striker Kresi- mir Bozic flew home after a warning. Then team adviser644 words
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Article114 1989-09-02 31 Bernama. THE Semi-pro Division One soccer match between Pahang and Kuala Lumpur scheduled to be played at the Stadium Darulmakmur in Kuantan tonight has been postponed. The Football Association of Malaysia Competition Committee agreed on the postponement after a request by both teams. They appealed on theBernama. - 114 words
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Article237 1989-09-02 31 THE triple shocks have not affected two of Selangor's top players. Malaysian striker Zainal Abidin Hassan, the hero of Thursday's SEA Games final against Singapore, wants to be Selangor's hero, too. He seems aware that his futile search for goals at State level is bothering officials. "I've won237 words
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Article, Illustration65 1989-09-02 32 Pictures/Jonathan Choo; Albert Sim - MEMORABLE MOMENTS SEA GAMES 89 Pictures/ Pictures/Jonathan Choo and Albert Sim Kisses sweeter than...: It sure pays to be a winner. These Singapore sportsmen struck more than just gold, as our photographers discovered. Clockwise from left: Bowler Rahmat and wife Narissa, swimmer David Lim and girlfriend65 words
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Article, Illustration233 1989-09-02 33 Reuter. WIMBLEDON champion Boris Becker survived swirling winds and inconsistent play to reach the round of 16 yesterday. On the women's side, second-seeded Martina Navratilova and fourth seed Chris Evert both advanced to the fourth round, but 16th-seeded Hana Mandlikova of Australia was eliminated. The second-seededReuter.; Picture/ AFP - 233 words
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Article243 1989-09-02 33 Men's singles, 3rd rd: Boris Becker (WG) bt Miloslav Mecir (Cze) 6-4, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3; Paul Haarhuis (Hoi) bt Miguel Nido (PR) 7-5, 7-6 (7-5), 6-0; Jay Berger (US) bt Ken Flach (US) 6-7 (10-12), 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, 6-4; Alberto Mancini (Arg) bt Martin Jaite (Arg) 7-5,243 words
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Article, Illustration254 1989-09-02 34 AFP, Reuter. DISGRACED Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson will not be stripped of the 100 metres world record he set in the 1987 World Cup in Rome. This assurance came from a senior International Amateur Athletics Federation (lAAF) official yesterday. Yugoslavia lAAF member Arthur Takac, inAFP, Reuter. - 254 words
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Article, Illustration443 1989-09-02 34 AP. CHRIS Evert's steady strokes slashed through swirling winds at Flushing Meadow yesterday as she became the first 100-match winner in 108 years of US Open tennis. She quipped, though, that it was not nearly as easy as her first and said it may not beAP.; Picture/ AFP - 443 words
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