The New Paper, 18 October 1989
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Title Section15 1989-10-18 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1989 MCI (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS the new paper15 words
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Advertisement259 1989-10-18 1 7l\i rtEWS TODAY Powerful earthquake rocks northern California this morning. Part of Bay Bridge linking San Francisco to Oakland collapses. People fall into sea./ Page 2 I I I I i By Griselda Loo fife THE boss of Hong Leong group of companies, Kwek Hong Png, has been interviewed by259 words
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Article, Illustration48 1989-10-18 1 Some rtsMttrts in Upper Serangoon have found three springs. They are all about 20 metres from each other. Says operations manager Neo Siak Ban: "The water just comes out continuously. It is quite clear and does not have an odour."/ Page 3 Picture/ CHOP CHWEE HUAPicture/ CHOP CHWEE HUA - 48 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article100 1989-10-18 2 Wire services. BRITISH tourists flying to Greece were surprised to hear a message from the captain: "Sorry we can't go any further. I've spilt my cup of tea." According to the South China Morning Post, the clumsy pilot had sent his cuppa flying allWire services. - 100 words
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Article, Illustration93 1989-10-18 2 MONEY is the root 0f... many problems. Between husbands and wives, parents and children, brothers and sisters, bosses and bossed, and between friends. Most have to earn it, some are born with it People have won it and lost it. Many will die for it and some will93 words
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Article38 1989-10-18 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. Include your full name and address, and phone number.38 words
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Article, Illustration394 1989-10-18 2 Wire services. A STRONG earthquake rocked northern California this morning, collapsing part of the San Francisco Bay Bridge and shaking buildings up to 150 km away. Some buildings may have collapsed, said police. There were reports of injuries at Candlestick Park, where fans were waitingWire services. - 394 words
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402 1989-10-18 2 Wire services. AMERICAN couple LUIS Alvarado and his wife Carlotta want their newborn son to be kept "alive'*. The hospital in which the baby lies wants to turn off his life support. The Alvarados know their child is brain dead. Nevertheless, theyWire services. - 402 words
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Article, Illustration403 1989-10-18 3 Ronald Wong - By Ronald Wong A I FEW residents of Taman Sireh in Upper Serangoon have a well-kept secret. Many others do not know there are three springs about 20 m from each other. "The water just comes out continuously. It is quite clear and does not havePictures/ Choo Chwee Hua - 403 words
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Article, Illustration46 1989-10-18 3 Water-table: Ground water seeping downwards to the water table meets a layer of rock and surfaces as a spring. Geological fault: Fault caused by shifts in earth layers exposes a layer of ground-water which forms a spring. Graphhiess/ BY Chan Chee KinGraphhiess/ BY Chan Chee Kin - 46 words
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Advertisement71 1989-10-18 2 "\\J°exclusive prizes to Nr celebrate the 500 millionth svAßißoTbosr Sold worldwide! You stand to win First 10 wfevwrs: A unique ice-bucket in fie chape of a top hat, complete with a Charles Hekfeieck Champagne. X Next 20 winners: A unique kse-buckot in fte shape of a top hat < To71 words
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Miscellaneous27 1989-10-18 2 THE WEATHER FAIR except for showers over a few areas in the afternoon. Max: 32 deg C. Min: 25 deg C. Sunset: 6.52 pm. Sunrise: 6.47 am.27 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration409 1989-10-18 4 U NIONS should rethink how the public should be informed about the extent of work that union leaders do on behalf of workers. "Because union members and the public do not see what has been done, they may be left with the mistaken impression that unions409 words
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Article268 1989-10-18 4 FOURTEEN unions are to be given recruitment awards for pulling in more members or maintaining a high level of membership for a one-year period that ended on Aug 31. The winning unions will receive trophies from Mr Ong Teng Cheong, Secretary-General of the National Trades Union268 words
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221 1989-10-18 4 A COMPANY which last month dismissed two of its employees, allegedly for registering with the Labour Ministry as union organisers, has reinstated them. The company, Global Airfreight International, has now withdrawn their letters of dismissal. It has also recognised the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers221 words
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Article111 1989-10-18 4 THE Kallang Riverside Park was the scene of a robbery early yesterday morning. Police said businessman K P Ng, 34, and his girlfriend were sitting on a bench at the park at 1.10 am when two men approached them. One whipped out a knife, pointed111 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration365 1989-10-18 6 The Prime Minister was interviewed by two Malaysian newspapers, The New Straits Times and the Nanyang Siang Pau on Saturday at the Istana. The focus: Malaysia-Singapore relations. Mr Lee also dwelt on Singapore issues MALAYS in Singapore are competing under the same rules365 words
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Article, Illustration240 1989-10-18 6 THE Prime Minister also talked about the differences between the old and the new generations of leaders in Singapore and Malaysia. The older generation: "We can quarrel, we can have very bitter arguments. But at the end of the day, it was240 words
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Article300 1989-10-18 6 MR Lee Kuan Yew has given an idea of what he would like to do after he steps down as Prime Minister. He said he can give a personal touch to the policies of Mr Goh Chok Tong and help sell these policies. "It is300 words
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Article138 1989-10-18 6 SINGAPORE will need much more water by the next century. The Republic wants to buy water from Indonesia as it is uncertain if additional supplies can be obtained from Johor, its chief supplier now, Mr Lee said. "Our needs by the year 2010 will probably exceed 350138 words
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Article, Illustration418 1989-10-18 7 Loh Tuan Lee - By Loh Tuan Lee f OR five days Papa Crocodile fretted over his eggs. Yesterday he couldn't wait any longer. So he began chipping away at them one by one. Papa Crocodile is what fellow workers at the Jurong Crocodile Paradise call Mr Oi GuanPictures/Jonathan Choo - 418 words
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Article133 1989-10-18 7 ABOUT 2,000 photographs of 500 photographers from 45 countries will be on show at the World Trade Centre. Photo Fair 89 will start today and run until Sunday. Mr Ho Kah Leong, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Communications and Information), is to open the fair. In a133 words
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Article, Illustration487 1989-10-18 8 Lim Phay-ling - By Lim Phay-ling M ASSIVE rent increases of up to 200 per cent in Orchard Road's Paragon shopping cen- tre are forcing at least 10 of its tenants mostly fashionwear dealers to find new, cheaper premises by December. At least two of these dealers now487 words
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143 1989-10-18 8 NEXT-DOOR to the Paragon at The Promenade, Better Batters has joined the growing list of high-rent casualties. The crepes and pancakes restaurant, which has been at The Promenade for three years, closes on Saturday "Our rent has gone up by six times," said a Better143 words
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Article235 1989-10-18 8 A BIRD of prey from the Soviet Union is one of the star attractions of a book on the wild birds of Singapore. The visitor from the north, an osprey, was photographed as it swooped down to catch a fish in a pond in235 words
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Article139 1989-10-18 8 CIDB's award to boost R D THE Construction Industry Development Board will launch an award next year to give construction R&D an added push. The award will recognise individuals and firms who have made significant contributions to the development of the industry. This was disclosed by Dr Cham Tao Soon,139 words
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Advertisement142 1989-10-18 7 I I Jjjt WL > T F Get that winning spirit Ferrari Formula is a bold expression of style and elegance. Choose from a wide range of high-tech Ferrari Formula watches, pens, lighters and leather goods. JJ w LP IF' IT- X. by Ferrari Formula UJ 1 Sole Agent Distributor142 words
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Advertisement144 1989-10-18 8 m The easy way to remove corns, warts and calluses. For quick and convenient removal, just apply Collomack twice daily to the affected area. Collomack relieves the pain and softens the corn, wart or callus for easy removal. No more cutting. No more abrasives! And Collomack helps bring back healthy144 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration426 1989-10-18 9 A worldwide squeeze on drugs such as morphine has put this pain killer out of the reach of millions of cancer patients. Do hospitals in Singapore have enough supplies of the drug? VIVIEN CHIONG reports AT least four million cancer patients worldwide are426 words
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163 1989-10-18 9 HOSPITAL wards do not stock morphine unless there is a patient in that ward who needs the drug. Even then, they stock just enough for the patient. A specialist from Mount Elizabeth Hospital said the administration of morphine for serious cancer163 words
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Article366 1989-10-18 9 SINGAPORE has no shortage of morphine for medicinal use. Information obtained from the Drug Administration Division at the Ministry of Health shows that there is no danger of cancer patients here suffering in pain because of a shortage of the controlled drug. The drug is crucial366 words
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Article, Illustration269 1989-10-18 10 Wire services. Italian film directors have won an important victory against television companies that interrupt their films with commercial breaks. But their battle to ban advertising altogether during the screening of films is expected to be a long one. A Rome appealWire services. - 269 words
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151 1989-10-18 10 Wire services. NUNS at a small English convent have given up a legal fight to save their 5,000 hens. Health officials said the birds have caused two cases of food poisoning. They said the eggs of the hens, said to be infected withWire services. - 151 words
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243 1989-10-18 10 Wire services. WALL Street had a relatively stable day yesterday despite the news of a nearly 31 per cent surge in the US merchandise trade deficit in August and continuing nervousness. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks fell 18.65 points to 2,638.73Wire services. - 243 words
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Advertisement82 1989-10-18 9 "FITNESS FANTASIES" ERUPT AT RIDLEY'S I WHERE THINGS ARE HAPPENING! sa ute NATIONAL HEALTH WEEK with three nights of great shows, decor and fun...all celebration of the 111 Ridley's becomes a showroom of Fitness Technology, RB| /jI -mi displaying the latest in high-tech equipment from j| REFLEX-O. All around you,82 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration287 1989-10-18 10 Wire services. THE nervous calm of morning trading in the aftermath of Monday's turbulence was replaced by a volatile reaction in afternoon trading yesterday, as worse than expected U S Trade figures sparked a fresh sharp downturn on the London stock market. As the New York market was alsoWire services. - 287 words
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Article97 1989-10-18 10 Reuter. IN Tokyo, investors dipped a cautious toe into the market this morning after losses on Wall Street and a rise by the dollar despite news of a sharply wider U S trade gap. The key Nikkei index floated up slowly on limited widespread gains after two days ofReuter. - 97 words
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Article51 1989-10-18 10 FT Industrials Tue 1,730.70 (1,760.30) Dow Jones Average Tue 2,638.73 (2,657.38) ST Industrial Tue 1,341.83 (1,285.04) NST Industrial Tue 2,471.24 (2,396.23) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 2,695.90 (2,601.70) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,662.30 (1,600.50) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 34,996.08 (34,468.69) Fifurea in bracket* refer to thoee of the previoui trading51 words
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Article, Illustration276 1989-10-18 10 Wire services. ON Wall Street, stocks pulled back yesterday as Monday's blue-chip rally faltered and the broader market couldn't overcome the impact of another selloff in airline issues. Part of yesterday's weakness was attributed to prof-it-taking. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 18.65 to close atWire services. - 276 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration36 1989-10-18 11 Laid to rest: More than 2,500 supporters of former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos were present to watch the internment ceremonies which were held in Honolulu last Sunday. Picture/ ApPicture/ Ap - 36 words
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Article252 1989-10-18 11 Wire services. THE United Nations General Assembly has adopted without a vote the credentials of the Coalition Government of Democractic Kampuchea. The government is headed by Prince Norodom Sihanouk and is recognised by the UN as the legitimate government of Cambodia. It is the firstWire services. - 252 words
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Article129 1989-10-18 11 Wire services. THE American space shuttle Atlantis has been grounded by bad weather. It was to send a multi-billion-dollar spacecraft on an exploratory mission to Jupiter. Thick clouds and scattered thunderstorms yesterday preveted Atlantis from taking off as planned. Space shuttles are never launched when thereWire services. - 129 words
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384 1989-10-18 12 Wire services. B RITISH authorities said yesterday that four alleged Irish Republican Army guerillas, jailed since 1974 for English pub bombings that killed seven people, were wrongly convicted. The surprise decision opened the way for a swift release of the group, known as theWire services. - 384 words
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Article179 1989-10-18 12 SOME Members of Parliament in Britain put on sunglasses and complained bitterly about the heat and glare of camera lighting yesterday. It marked the arrival of television at the 650-seat House of Commons for the first time. But yesterday's filming of a routine session179 words
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Article62 1989-10-18 12 BRITAIN cleared Austrian President Kurt Waldheim of suspected war crimes in connection with the killing of six British commandos captured by the German Army during World War 11 yesterday. But the US Justice Department said that despite a British finding that President Waldheim was not responsible for62 words
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310 1989-10-18 12 Ravindra Kumar - By Ravindra Kumar WITH yesterday's announcement of parliamentary elections on Nov 22, Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi has opted for polls on almost the earliest date he could. Thirty-three days is the minimum period allowed by the Indian constitution between a poll announcement and310 words
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Article42 1989-10-18 12 Oct 15: Nehru centenary cricket tournament begins. Oct 17: Elections announced. Oct 31: Fifth death anniversary of Mrs Indira Gandhi. Nov 14: Centenary of Jawaharlal Nehru. Nov 19: Birth anniversary of Mrs Indira Gandhi. Nov 22 and 24: Indian elections.42 words
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Advertisement103 1989-10-18 12 A CREPE ESCAPE. V&Bfk WWM *n During October, why not escape to Cafe Palm at The Oriental, Singapore, for an afternoon treat of the most tantalising of crepes and waffles? There's Crepe Normande... served with a hot brandied apple. Waffle Singapore... the familiar fragrance of pandan in a sauce lavished103 words
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Advertisement49 1989-10-18 12 For a different look treat your hair to a stylish cut or a great perm by our team of hairstylists CUT HOUSE 190 Clemenceau Avenue "03 18 S pore Shopping Centre gTj (next to Supreme House) S pore 0923 (1100 am 7.30pm) (Closed on Sunday Public Holiday) TEL: *****85/*****0149 words
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HORIZONS
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Article1400 1989-10-18 13 Dear Aggie, AFTER dating for a long time, my girlfriend and I went steady. That was a few months ago. But after agreeing to go steady, she started to avoid me. I persuaded her to confide in me. I was shocked when she confessed she1,400 words
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Article81 1989-10-18 13 AGGIE gives advice every Wednesday. Questions Aggie can't answer are put to other experts such as doctors, psychologists and psychiatrists. You can write to: Dear Aggie, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. You must give your name and address. But The New Paper will not81 words
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Miscellaneous944 1989-10-18 14 WEDNESDAYRADIO I COMICRELIEF EM29HI Curry-Pllff/Raymond Lee ■WMM (Programmes in Mandarin) *^Sn"l 12.05 lancbdate: A musical election L ht ¥/t 1? A. J*. JjMj. Mte. 'iaunin, POUCE?\ (Q PP A A UV 1.00 News aad WMtiMr Report 12.50 Market Report I 1.15 Laackdate (contineed) (Programmes in English) IF %n6) A r944 words
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Miscellaneous726 1989-10-18 15 COMICRELIEF WEDNESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh IrldflldilMTilkßM r—== NOON Good Music, Company and Mo: NOON Nowsdosk "dfV~ JVlv a/ Noon-time musical entertain- 12.30 Off tho ShoH KSSrA" lio# Twenty-lour Meura: News E'v i»m an inherited tendency? Ap- 1.40 Words of Faith: People of all -r -WW VvNf fr77 j- yv parently,726 words
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Article1571 1989-10-18 16 ►Oentoeswge r~Jr PIANO RECITAL. Pianist 4r Lisa Kartillo from the 1 Sibelius Academy In Finland performs with the SSO. The concert features works by Sibelius, Schubert. Chopin and Schumann. 8.15 pm. Today. Victoria Concert Hall. Tickets at $4, $7, $10 and $15 are available from1,571 words
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Article18 1989-10-18 16 CENTRESTA6E: Piano Recital TALKS: Talk on Art OUT A ABOUT: Upmarket Flea Market GALLERY: Prints Expressionism18 words
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Article, Illustration67 1989-10-18 16 See what Australia has to offer at this exhibition. Among the products and services to be promoted are fashion wear and textiles, arts and crafts, flowers, furniture and furnishings, marine products and pleasure craft, processed food and beverages, agricultural products, and tourist spots. Organised by the Department of67 words
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Miscellaneous1745 1989-10-18 17 HUTIIF BHS |i| M T 5 N'GHT Brian 'minntgTbe Canadian Ul J! 1 I I Hward as i'lflljl K !l jH||! ||te' Trade VI i! jjjj|j I H gjll -Ml. JL 3.00 PM Priyi— Highlights followed by Hm SwH 5.45 PM PrograaiaM Highlights: followed by Nsadaga 7.20 PM Programme Highlights1,745 words
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Article, Illustration1041 1989-10-18 18 CHOGM a family affair Leaders from 49 countries have converged on Kuala Lumpur for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM). Starting today and going on till Oct 24, this CHOGM will be the biggest of the biennial affairs so far. The leaders are meeting to discuss world problems andgraphics/ Chan Chee Kin - 1,041 words
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Article531 1989-10-18 18 PEACE AMD SECURITY The leaders will make known their views on the large political events and trends of the day. They are likely to applaud the continuing thaw in superpower relations. Regional conflicts and terrorism are other subjects of common concern. Cambodia and Sri Lanka will attract531 words
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Miscellaneous1735 1989-10-18 19 HEAT OF 'I ZECTORe"' 0 6 ||i [,ijlb f 1 **1 Brian !|B jII I I Howird Rollins: He stars as l 'Jj| 111|, Singapore titled, Trade W| Ijj i j |j||j jj|| *f Sparta police A :!n l!''''' 1U hm linboo? A pPj MIHLIW M JL I ■■EZSEMI 3.001,735 words
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Article, Illustration460 1989-10-18 20 Ravindra Kumar - By Ravindra Kumar I F they will pay to see you, surely they will vote for you. With this belief as a spur, a growing number of Indian film stars are planning a jump into politics. General elections in India take place on Nov 22 and460 words
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Article, Illustration217 1989-10-18 21 WHY would a successful film star want to stick his or her nose into the grime of politics? Not for the money, surely, although some in India would disagree. It is, in part, the lure of power. And of being featured by the serious217 words
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Article, Illustration377 1989-10-18 21 Ting Mei See - By Ting Mei See T I HE days are numbered for teenyboppers who gather at Issei discotheque each weekend. The management plans to turn the disco in Boulevard Hotel into an exclusive, members-only club by the middle of next year. At present, Issei377 words
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Article, Illustration90 1989-10-18 21 ADVERTISING consultant May Lwin, 23, has a masters degree in Business Administration from the National University of Singapore. She represented Singapore in the International Mother and Daughter Pageant with her mother last year. May enjoys Asian cultural dancing, aerobics, sea sports, acting and travelling. She thinks90 words
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Advertisement69 1989-10-18 20 ■PI Soft, Comfortable and Safe WSfm ti'wmsr'tf A How can I ensure a peaceful iysimSk HP Jmm |V( sleep during menstruation? j| j Personal Hygiene .11 1 I 1 Lj. j. I 7 A Use a special pad at night to make sure you mubb? >> nA. get complete protection69 words
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Advertisement272 1989-10-18 21 The New Paper/Honda Miss Singapore Tourism 89 Promotion Pick the Miss Singapore Tourism '89 and win a beautiful Honda To enter, simply pick our next Ambassadress to the World among the 10 finalists featured in the poster page of The New Paper, from 11th Oct to 25th Oct 89 (excluding272 words
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Advertisement18 1989-10-18 21 m■■■■■vv Numerous job opportunities await you in Fastads. m ms&ds The Employment Qosstfied Section 4 LmmmmmhmJ *I i18 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration565 1989-10-18 23 IHT. IT'S a sign of the times. Trendy music producers are imposing themselves. And they're letting technology round the bend, run amok and off the wall. They choose the material, the instrumentation, the sequencing and the soundscape according to their own taste. And theyIHT. - 565 words
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Article, Illustration197 1989-10-18 23 AUSTRALIA here they come. Ms Tan Kia Hui, 14 and Ms Tay Mui Theng, 19, have won scholarships to the National Music Camp in Australia next January. They will join young musicians from all over Australia and two each from the six Asean country for the197 words
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Article, Illustration336 1989-10-18 23 Geraldine Goh - By Geraldine Goh LEFTHANDED, one of Malaysia's top Malay rock bands, will drum up a rocking beat at Sentosa's Musical Fountain on Saturday. The five-man band will be meeting fans at the same venue where it gave a promotional concert for336 words
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Advertisement134 1989-10-18 26 Special Promotion A SUCKLING PIG $45 only /A I *****34/5 Bonnets Hours: 11.30 am 2.30 pme6pm— 11.30 pm 117 Beoulieu Rd off 23km Sembawang Rd, S pore 2275 (Buslerminus 161, 164) Dine In alrcon comfort at me |0 #LOY SUM JUAN 1 RESTAURANT Block 31, Outram Park #02-88 LHJ Singapore134 words
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Advertisement105 1989-10-18 26 fl- j —T W- X "f T A I VIETGARDEN| Viemgnese cuisine 81-18 A/25 A Parkway Parade 80 Marine Parade Road, Singapore 1544. Tel: *****09/ *****63 In (A subsidiary of BLUSH) —3t—JPt-31 fUL &r\ FIRST MUSLIM S h nr NOODLE HOUSE U I I S Scot* Road »05-80 Ffcr Cut105 words
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Advertisement30 1989-10-18 26 JH ■tavern |eb 17A, Lorong Llput, Holland vTll/x>j« (Behind Cold Storage), Singapore 1027. H Sample I steaks selection delicious Western dishes H amidst H casual charm 11 old-style H English30 words
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Advertisement147 1989-10-18 27 .-FOOD FEST89 A SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE NEW PAPER FASTADS Weekend Treats Fish Head Currv (Sat Sun) Daily Delights Seafood Steamboat and Cantonese Cuisines Set Lunch $108 for 10 persons (9 courses) $28 for 3 persons (4 courses) CYC CHAOYUECUN SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 5i 1-10 Mount Faber Scanlc Pi/k, II MLF^rßoad.S,o4o9)147 words
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Advertisement168 1989-10-18 27 12 noon 3pm Daily Tempt your tastebuds with our wide range of specialities including our famous KUKUP CHILLI CRABS PRAWNS Only $10.00 par head!! A-La-Carta Menu also available! fen rMervaiions. ptMM caN KUKUP SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 1000 East Coast Parkway, East Coast Recreation Centre, Singapore 1544 Tel: *****11 *****11 Onoar Hours168 words
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Advertisement157 1989-10-18 27 I I HAN KOOK SUNG I KOREAN RESTAURANT AUTHENTIC KOREAN SPECIAL! JAPANESE I Bo n c X h ken CUISINE^ jjJIL Ginseng Authentic i Koreand,shes s r« M i Korean barbecue H 1 Japanese sushi landI and man v. man y more M J I V delicious dishes. B—n f157 words
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Advertisement125 1989-10-18 27 \X337 KING KekSng Kio Buffet Steamboat is now at People's Food Centre Basement #01-06 People's Park Centre (formerly at Blk 27, Jalan Bench #01-100) We have over 30 varieties of food items to choose from and a choice of 3 soup items: Singapore or Hong Kong Herbal or Thai Tom125 words
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Advertisement212 1989-10-18 28 .-FOOD FEST89 A SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE NEW PAPER FASTADS WIN-A-CARA I Organised by The New Paper Fast ads RESTAURANT 80 Manrte Parade Road #02-06 Parkway Parade Singapore 1544 Tel: *****11 178 Orchard Road •0159/82 Centrepomt Singapore 0923 Tel *****80 CAIRNHILL THAI SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 15 CaKnhdl Road 807-03 CamNl Place212 words
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Advertisement46 1989-10-18 28 I Have vou sent in your enby coupon? Do so when you get your coupon from the restaurant you dine at. You'll stand two chances to win a Subaru Justy or Viki. The Mew Paper Fastads Food Fest 89 promo now on till November 15. 588846 words
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Advertisement98 1989-10-18 28 J YAN PALACES RESTAURANT FRIED HONEY BEAN 6 I SPECIAL YAN PALACE BEAN CURD 8 1 VEGETABLE WALNUT PORK ROLL 8 BL SUPERIOR SEA-FOOD CLAY POT $12 »FRIED PRAWN WITH CASHEWNUT $14 STEAM SEA-BASS (SIAMESE STYLE) STEAM MINCED MEAT DUMPLING (W/CRABROE) $1.20 SMOOTH ROLL IN TWO WAYS $1.80 DEEP FRIED98 words
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Advertisement165 1989-10-18 28 KING CRABS z SEAFOOD RESTAURANT BLOCK 125. BUKIT MERAH LANE 1, #01-190, I swßEO3i^^^l£hZ743lo7 A veritable paradise for crab lovers. j Specially flown in daily from Sri Lanka. Giant Sri Lankan A Crabs, known for their firm succulent flesh deep fried M grilled in butter or served Thai style with165 words
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Advertisement282 1989-10-18 29 .-FOOD FEST89 A SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE NEW PAPER FASTADS fSPI Cantonese Cuisine 3m& at its best Grand City Chinese Restaurant Creating the ft fine atmosphere and immaculate service for those who treasure authentic Chinese cuisine rD A ur\ /-rrv l>utrav «v« lo the most exquisite WAWUUIT Cantonese.Seafood. DianXm. Shark282 words
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Advertisement159 1989-10-18 29 Welcome to PI RESTAURANT Kji HOSHIGAOKA The Family Restaurant that I A dishes out authentic Japanese I specialities like those served I fcV back home in Japan. I Jm y Or, you can also take your pick I Y#/ v 1 from our selections of Western- styled cuisines. Served in159 words
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Advertisement192 1989-10-18 29 PJjj 1 S KWANTON K K AV A EATING n\ g HOUSE [J U| 381. Joo Chiat Road, [z F Singapore 1542. «1 Ln l lA<Mta KXX> I Tel: 440-2722 [U nJ Business Hours: 1130 am to 400 am Lri |n (Our new premise Is bigger 6 nJ I aircondltioned)192 words
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Advertisement224 1989-10-18 29 $38 Set Menu (4 persons) $58 Set Menu (6 persons) $78 Set Menu (4-6 persons) $138 Full Course (8 10 persons) $218 Fall Count (10 persons) $268 Full Course (10 persons) DUXTON PALACE SEAFOOD RESTAURANT No. 140 Cantonment Rd IS'pom 0208 0******41/2 rMAYARANI&J MAHARANI J fa NORTH INDIAN CUISINE The224 words
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Advertisement445 1989-10-18 30 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment INTERNATIONAL (SMQAPORS) PTL LTD. I H requires urgently A. MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS WM e Must be able to read and speak simple English H B. QC LABORATORY ASSISTANT m C. STORE-KEEPER D. LABORATORY ASSISTANT m FOR POSITIONB B TO D: he ■e Minimum 3445 words
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Advertisement329 1989-10-18 30 831 Employment I A wall aetabllahad Manufacturing Company require*:A. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK O.C.E. 'O' or 'A' Level. Able to type. Fluent In English and Mandarin. Expected salary $650 per month. To prepare delivery orders and co-ordinate with customers on delivery. B. Q.C. TECHNICIANS or INSPECTORS Diploma holders or 'A' Level.329 words
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Advertisement31 1989-10-18 30 881 Employment FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required URGENTLY Able to type Able to start work immediately Preferable with some experience Salary negotiable English speaking Interested applicants, pleaee call for appointment and interview31 words
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Advertisement315 1989-10-18 30 831 Employment Dy« to Sifif md Mpocttf of officio fyrnM,|. t- I— —L I- nrom is KHMmf iw A. ADMINISTRATION CLERKB (2 posts) Knowledge of typing and a pleasant disposition e No experience required Starting salary $600 B PRODUCT REPRESENTATIVES (3 posts) Oood communication skills Preferably with class 3 licence.315 words
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Advertisement389 1989-10-18 31 —1 Imploymant I If you enjoy working In a service environment, XZ] I are dedicated to contribute in a well-estab- I lished, fast-expanding Medical Group, we I Invite you to Join us as: I. You sh °uld have at least 2- 3 years of related experience, able to lead and389 words
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Advertisement359 1989-10-18 31 i i i i■ 031 Employment s S CAPITOL OPTICAL CO. PTE. LTD. requires BALEBMEN/ SALESGIRLS Singapora citlaens Secondary education Age 90 to 30 e Able to converM fluently In EnglUh ft Mandarin Interested to be trained In optical line 6-day week Starting salary 1700 p.m. with experience negotiable e359 words
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Advertisement232 1989-10-18 31 831 Employment A wholly owi»d U.O. tubwdury tfhoM principol function is trodhM of ilic a ——-a inciM M9Cironic accmoortee is looking for SALES CLERK (MHO) OCI -cy level At l«ut 1 to 3 year* working experience Able to type Pleasant personality Good communication! •kills (telephone Interpersonal) Willing to learn 6232 words
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Advertisement308 1989-10-18 31 031 Employment CHINESE FEMALE CLERK wantsd with/ without experience lunch provided off days on Saturdays and working days from Sundays to Fridays Ploooo write in with full porMcuiors, expected tt*t ry, o rooont photogroph (nonHrotWMblo)^ondjaonwaik in tor on Ifllinrttv on Thursday from 10a.m. to 3pjn. at 20, SELETAR WEST FARMWAY308 words
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Advertisement342 1989-10-18 31 Hi Imptoyiwnt A n||Tradl n fl company SHIPPING/ SALES CO-ORDINAT OR Applicants should have •zporlanca In shipping and bank documents. Able to type well Cafc Tafc *****46/ *****47 (MMoa Tan) We are a well eeteMlelied Ptprlmtnlil Store looking COSMETIC SALES PROMOTERS e Am H>-30 e Pleasant personalty e Higher offer342 words
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Article, Illustration342 1989-10-18 32 AFP. IT was misery for Dundee United in its Uefa Cup second-round first-leg away tie against Antwerp yesterday. Its 4-0 defeat was the worst it had suffered in 22 years of competition in Europe. But its form has been disappointing with only two wins in the Scottish PremierAFP.; Picture/Afp - 342 words
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Article, Illustration219 1989-10-18 32 AFP. GLASGOW Rangers manager Graeme Soilness yesterday ended rumours that Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish would be taking over his job. "The only way I will leave Rangers is if I get the sack," he declared. Souness said the rumour mongers have been at it again.AFP. - 219 words
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220 1989-10-18 32 AP. REAL Madrid will be out for revenge for last season's humiliating loss when it meets AC Milan in a European Cup second-round, sec-ond-leg match tomorrow. Milan trounced the Spanish team 5-0 in a return match of last season's semi-finals and eliminated Real onAP. - 220 words
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182 1989-10-18 32 European Cup: Malmo (Swe) v Mechelen (Bel), Marseille (Fra) v AEK Athens (Gre), Sparta Prague (Cze) v CSKA Sofia (Bui), AC Milan (Ita) v Real Madrid (Spa), Dnepr (Sov) v Swarovski Tirol (Aus), Bayern Munich (WG) v Nentori Tirana (Alb), Steaua Bucharest (Rum)182 words
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Article, Illustration479 1989-10-18 33 Abdul Shukor - AUSTRALIA 3 PAKISTAN 0 Stories/ Abdul Shukor A COOL, calm evening at the West Coast Recrekation Centre, with a slight drizzle slanting down, provided the perfect climate for Australia's formidable mixture of resilience and opportunism. Arriving in Singapore as the second best squash nation in the world, Australia'sPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 479 words
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Article294 1989-10-18 33 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: GYMNASTICS World Championships in Stuttgart, W Germanyrl Soviet Union (Vladimir Artemov, Igor Korobchinsky, Valentin Mogilny, Vladimir Novikov, Vitaly Marinich, Valery Belenkiy) 587.25 pts 2 E Germany (Sven Tippelt, Andreas Wecker, Sylvio Kroll, Enrico Ambros, Jens Milbrandt, Joerg Behrend) 580.85 3 China (LiWire services. - 294 words
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Article, Illustration296 1989-10-18 33 QAMAR ZAMAN, who once enthralled squash fans with his wizardry with the racket, was clearly disappointed with World Open champion Jansher Khan for losing to Rodney Martin. The Pakistani coach felt that Jansher should have overcome himself despite Pakistan having already lost the title when296 words
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Article, Illustration220 1989-10-18 34 Abdul Shukor - After a scare last week when Singapore fell to Finland, it was sweet relief yesterday from a 2-1 win over W Germany for ninth spot Stories/ Abdul Shukor H ÜBERT HILL, Singapore's team manager at the World Team Squash Championship, heaved a sigh of relief whenPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 220 words
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Article246 1989-10-18 34 SPORT etiquette is something which the local crowd are still unfamiliar with. Incessant beepings from pagers and noise from people chatting reached a crescendo at last night's final. A lot of people came to the match late and complained of not getting centre seats. Some even strolled leisurely246 words
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224 1989-10-18 34 WORLD GYMNASTICS TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS Reuter. A RARE perfect mark for Valentin Mogilny helped defending champion the Soviet Union win the team title at the World Gymnastics Championships in Stuttgart for the seventh time yesterday. But China's hopes of silver were dashed when their leading man, WangReuter. - 224 words
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Advertisement40 1989-10-18 32 Remember] to ask for your entry fonns when you next dine out You may win a Subaru Justy or Viki igggjgggy in The New Paper Fastads 3BMB Food Fest '89 i promo now J f on till aakVife november 15.40 words
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Advertisement547 1989-10-18 34 X y/ W [1H I WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18,1989 42/89-3 Win $s£oo cash jackpot this week. Cut out «nd attach with other coupons (Monday to Saturday) Name: I/C No: FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW. 1 M I I IG|E I S ITB L I E R LaAconpoa 1547 words
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Article, Illustration278 1989-10-18 35 SPORTS Malay Mail. FANDI AHMAD will miss Kuala Lumpur's matches against Penang on Sunday, and Pahang next Thursday. He will have his ankle injury examined in England. National coach Trevor Hartley has fixed the appointment for Wednesday and, if Fandi needs an operation, it willMalay Mail. - 278 words
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Article, Illustration631 1989-10-18 35 WORLD CUP ASIAN ZONE QUALIFIER: AUE 2 CHIANA 1 WHAT an upset! Two quick goals in the last two minutes sunk the favourite in a dramatic finish to a match that should have been easily China's for the taking. Beaten by a nose for taking thingsPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 631 words
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