The New Paper, 31 October 1989
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Title Section15 1989-10-31 1 the new paper TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1989 MCI (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS the new paper15 words
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Advertisement123 1989-10-31 1 IV I V w r Pi /V ■r.* it. 4;" !98i3§fi3M« A 16-month-old boy dies after falling into this urn at baby-sitter's flat in Katong. "It's so high. I don't know how he climbed up," says baby-sitter. Baby Jasper Lim's father swears: "No more. I'm not going to have any123 words
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Article, Illustration49 1989-10-31 1 Designer Arthur Yen blends the best of Little India and Arab Street in this sarong kebaya, Singapore style. A hip-high slit sarong and bustier with jewelled buttons make this a memorable evening dress, too. Other Asean designs on/ Pages 18 and 19 Pictures/ AUNDRY CANPictures/ AUNDRY CAN - 49 words
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Article, Illustration340 1989-10-31 2 Karen Goh - By Karen Goh A TODDLER who loved playing with water has died. He had been in a coma after falling into a water-filled dragon urn. The 16-month-old boy fell head-first into the urn which was in the toilet of his babysitter's flat in Katong.340 words
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Article133 1989-10-31 2 THREE other toddlers have drowned this year: Matthew George Smith, 11 months old, was found dead, floating face up, in the 1.5-m-deep swimming pool in his home garden on Jan 19. He had crawled out of the bungalow and fallen into the pool. Cher Tian Yue, 14133 words
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Article215 1989-10-31 2 "YOU can't blame her," Jasper's father, Mr H C Lim, told The New Paper yesterday evening He was talking about Jasper's babysitter. "She did not intend it. But she neglected the work of a babysitter. You can't leave a baby alone and do your work." Mr Lim,215 words
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Article185 1989-10-31 2 AP. A PRIVATE collector yesterday bought a 3.5-cm long wristwatch for $1,078 million. It was the highest price ever paid for a watch at an auction in the US, according to Sotheby's. "It was the most complicated watch of its size ever to be made," saidAP. - 185 words
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Article, Illustration39 1989-10-31 2 IF you want to share a point of view, call our Hotline Plus on 734-7711, or write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. Please include your full name, address and telephone number.39 words
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Article, Illustration212 1989-10-31 3 Starting on Friday FLIRTING with Lady Luck can be risky. Yet few resist her embrace. Starting Friday, a compelling new series on gambling takes you on a fast ride into the world of Lady Luck. There you will bask in the bright lights and212 words
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Article, Illustration422 1989-10-31 3 For the past week, The New Paper has reported on five primary schools that came up with solutions to specific problems as part of the Primary School Professional Committee 4th Sharing of Experiences. > Our concluding report on First Toa Payoh Primary School IT hasPicture/ Simon Ker - 422 words
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Advertisement102 1989-10-31 2 Get into die business of shaping up. No matter how rushed your schedule may seem, there is time for a healthy work-out. At Gold's Gym you can join the early birds (7am to 9am). Or troop in with the lunchtime bunch. You'll never have to worry about the extra load102 words
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Miscellaneous27 1989-10-31 2 Weather FAIR except for showers over a few areas in the late afternoon. Max: 31 deg C. Min: 24 deg C. Sunset: 6.50 pm. Sunrise: 6.46 am.27 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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200 1989-10-31 4 BUDDING artists here can look to a new French patron. French watch and jewellery manufacturer, Philippe Charriol, is to set up a foundation to provide scholarships to Singaporean artists. Two to four scholarships, worth $20,000 each, will be given. The Philippe Charriol Foundation will200 words
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Article, Illustration284 1989-10-31 4 HELP is on the way for school-leavers who are considering a career in construction. Construction Careers Centre, a guidance service, will be set up by the Construction Industry Training Centre (CITC) in January. The centre will give the latest information on the industry to284 words
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Article, Illustration97 1989-10-31 4 THE public will get the first taste of the type of service the Construction Career Centre will provide at the CITC open house, said the spokesman. At the open house, there will be talks on career opportunities and training in construction. The theme for the exhibition is: Train97 words
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328 1989-10-31 4 Ong Soh Chin - By Ong Soh Chin SBC documentaries and cultural shows are making their way to hotels and hospitals here but not as part of regular programming. Instead they will be shown as part of in-house programming. This will start tomorrow. About 30 hotels and two hospitals328 words
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Article, Illustration343 1989-10-31 5 A NEW YORK-TRAINED Malaysian girl snatched the Asean Young Designers' Award from two Singaporeans last night Gillian Hung, 23, from Kuala Lumpur, won $12,000 for her navy-and-white Cruise Romance collection. Singaporean Tan Woon Choor, 22, took the second prize of $5,000 and 16-year-old schoolboy MelvinPicture/ Nicklaus D'cruz - 343 words
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250 1989-10-31 5 QUALITY control in Singapore's apparel industry has reached Japan's high standards. But local designs still need to be more creative. So say two of the three Japanese experts who will be giving a fashion business seminar today and tomorrow Mr Hideo Naitoh, 55, told The250 words
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Article72 1989-10-31 5 THE fashion business seminar is part ot the week-long Fashion Connections which ends on Thursday. The three Japanese speakers were invited by Singapore's Society of Designing Arts (Soda) and the Japan External Trade Organisation (Jetro). The third speaker is Mr Takahiro Yamamura. Those interested in attending the fullday72 words
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Article219 1989-10-31 6 Francesca Nathan - By Francesca Nathan s INGAPOREANS don't just prefer certain numbers they are paying thousands of dollars for the privilege of owning a special telephone or pager number. Singapore Telecom disclosed yesterday that the highest bid for a "golden" number was about $8,000 for a mobile219 words
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Article, Illustration93 1989-10-31 6 THE president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry has resigned. Mr Linn In Hua wants to quit because of ill health. He has been in hospital for the past 10 days. A Chinese Chamber source told Business Times that the 65-member council will meet93 words
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Article, Illustration199 1989-10-31 6 ONCE, only the wicked witch in Sleeping Beauty had a talking mirror that she could consult for beauty tips. Now, you will soon be able to consult one, too. Panorama the talking mirror will tell and show you pictures of new outfits or different brands199 words
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Article, Illustration142 1989-10-31 6 THE jukeboxes and radio sets which will be on show at the World Trade Centre still work. Vivien and Arthur Gan acquired them from private collectors in Europe and the US. The Gans, a brother-and-sis-ter team, run an antique shop called Good Old Days. On sale142 words
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Article, Illustration305 1989-10-31 7 Loh Tuan Lee - Halloween goes back as far as medieval England. It is traditionally observed on Oct 31 at the end of summer. Souls are believed to visit their homes on this day. In Britiain people used to light bonfires to chase away evil spirits. Children play tricks andPicture/ Simon Ker - 305 words
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Article93 1989-10-31 7 THE name, Halloween, derives from All Hallows Eve. a holy or hallowed evening that Christians used to observe on Oct 31, the eve of All Saints Day. It is the occasion for pranks and for children requesting treats or threatening tricks, says Encyclopaedia Brittanica. In ancient Britain93 words
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Article210 1989-10-31 7 A JEWELLERY salesman was robbed twice in five months by the same two men. He lost $130,000 worth of gold ornaments in the first hold-up and another lot worth $103,000 in the second. One of the robbers, Lee Song Kiat, 33, yesterday admitted committing the first210 words
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Article, Illustration248 1989-10-31 8 SINGAPORE Airlines will dangle an attractive package to entice emigrant Singaporeans back for a visit during the country's 25 Years of Independence celebrations. The "return home" package is said to be much cheaper than a normal two-way ticket, Business Times reports. Mr Michael Tan, SLA's248 words
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Article, Illustration341 1989-10-31 8 The job of doctors and nurses in hospices is not to prolong their patients' lives at any cost but to make them comfortable in their last days. ANGELINE SONG talks to a British nurse who founded her own hospice. CONTRARY to what most people341 words
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Article137 1989-10-31 8 TWO hospice wards here provide a total of 28 beds. St Joseph's Home in Jurong set up a hospice unit in 1985. It has 16 beds. It is part of the home for the aged run by Catholic nuns. Mt Alvernia Hospital has 12 beds in137 words
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Article, Illustration176 1989-10-31 8 TODAY'S hospices are refuge centres for termi-nally-ill people, mostly cancer patients. The modern hospice is a relatively new concept. It started in Britain about 20 years ago when Dame Cicely Saunders set up St Christopher's Hospice in London. Today, there are about 150 hospices in176 words
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Article, Illustration359 1989-10-31 9 Lois Ng - By Lois Ng N 1 ON-EURASIANS can now join the Eurasian Association. But they must be married to Eurasians, adopted by Eurasian families or related by blood to Eurasians. The association has changed its membership rules. For example, it now takes in non-Eurasian spouses as associate359 words
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Article105 1989-10-31 9 THE Eurasian Association will celebrate its 70th anniversary this year with a gala ball on Dec 8. President Wee Kim Wee and the First Lady will be the guests-of-honour. The highlights of the ball at Hilton Hotel include a performance by a cultural troupe from Malacca. Mr105 words
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Article128 1989-10-31 9 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. abducted: Kidnapped or taken away by force. bogged down: To be prevented from making progress or getting something done. breakthrough: To achieve success, especially after a lot of effort.128 words
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Advertisement102 1989-10-31 4 Tradition again prevail** a* Chcsa proudly bring* you a dish that is limply a and Singularly Swiss the Fondue. f riSn Irf Chesa has not one but 10 different varieties J of this unique Swiss art of eating. nTrtf>lXrt I Try the unusual such as Tenderloin of Beef vJ/|JvvM' or102 words
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Advertisement374 1989-10-31 5 I 111 Win for him and her CHARLES JOURDAN/KENY gifts I u J ust a cou P' e °f LAKEROL boxes. I I II Ju*t fill in the entry form and submit it with a couple of empty LAKEROL boxes of any flavours, you stand to be a winner! It374 words
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Advertisement18 1989-10-31 6 HUNT YOUR WAY TO l|HpQ|k The Great rrtM £o«& out jo* 0/J(l/hn/m$ Exclusively in this Saturday. Treasure Hunt18 words
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Advertisement67 1989-10-31 7 Comxu. 'Migitals hands IOU the new generation of scientific calculators. Calculate what Canon hands you in the superb F601: Slim, attractive design Sure-touch key, easy on the finger Protective hard Canon Canon m HQ MIGIIA L S ESS 9 BIG TECHNOLOGY IN SMALL PACKAGES Canon Marketing Services Pte Ltd 267 words
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Advertisement38 1989-10-31 8 I Problems with your tots? I I 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 6 Dutch Lady Crowing Up Milk J38 words
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Advertisement92 1989-10-31 9 -a I,tmm ail ill'tbMMUSiaKKßt —B—K)»HKJMBHiM MBMi mUmmmu aTi3 Karaoke's 0n... come drink along. It's after five and the crowd's w arming up with aperitifs, highballs and cocktails. A shot of whisky before bursting into song? Or a Pemer y before taking a turn at the mike And why wait for92 words
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Article, Illustration50 1989-10-31 10 Grounded: A Taiwan-built jet fighter on the runway of Chingohuankang air base in Taiwan on Sunday after it burst a tyre on takeoff for its first exhibition flight before President Lee Teng-hui and other high officials. The pilot escaped unhurt. Picture/ ApPicture/ Ap - 50 words
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Article, Illustration367 1989-10-31 10 Ravindra Kumar - By Ravindra Kumar TWO Indian newspapers have linked Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi to the Bofors corruption scandal. The Statesman and the Indian Express this morning published excerpts from the diary of the former chief of the Swedish arms firm Bofors, Mr Martin Ardbo. These excerpts367 words
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273 1989-10-31 10 AFP. THE Indian Defence Minister yesterday refused to contest from two constituencies picked by the ruling party. This comes as a major blow to Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi already reeling under allegations of corruption. Soon after refusing to contest, Defence Minister MrAFP. - 273 words
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126 1989-10-31 10 AFP. THE Indonesian National Aircraft Industry (IPTN) yesterday signed an agreement with Britain's Rolls-Royce for assistance in setting up an engine components factory. The Antara news agency said the factory would be built at the IPTN complex in south-east Bandung. It wouldAFP. - 126 words
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187 1989-10-31 10 Wire services. A SMALL three-year-old British company is doing a booming business burying people at sea. Since its start in Nov 86, the Britannia Shipping Company for Burial at Sea has received 1,200 inquiries and signed more than 1,000 contracts. Its clientsWire services. - 187 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration54 1989-10-31 11 Desperate •ttmpfc A man tries to reach the tint stony of hia houae which was destroyed by an earthquake that rocked Algeria on Sunday. The quake titled at meet 90 people end injured about 300 Ft caused buildups to crumble in the historic Cssbah districtPicture/ Afp - 54 words
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Article128 1989-10-31 11 Wire services. FIRST it was drugs. Now it is prostitutes. Former top Norwegian apeedskating hope Stein Oiav Kroaby was at the centre of a drugs scandal two years ago. Today, he is caught up in a racket involving the import of Thai prostitutes. Krosby, 23, isWire services. - 128 words
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Article, Illustration457 1989-10-31 11 Brendan Pereira - By Brendan Pereira IN JOHOflBARU A 37-YEAR-OLD former drug addict who was recently cleared of being the first Aide carrier in Malaysia wants to become a farmer. Mr Osman Ahmad, released from Johor prison on Thursday after serving a two-year sentence for drug abuse, said457 words
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Advertisement159 1989-10-31 11 I COUPON NO.: 0 < I I m i j Collect this I Vv.r n| m wi r and get a new head j for 50% less. f ~f |'■<* j Here's your chance to give your VCR/Movie Camera a new videohead at a huge 50% discount. Just collect 5159 words
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Article, Illustration254 1989-10-31 12 Wire services. THE East German leader yesterday vowed to preserve the Communist Party's hold on political power. Mr Egon Kranz told graduates from a military college yesterday: "Whoever draws the conclusion that our party is not in the position to perform itsWire services. - 254 words
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158 1989-10-31 12 Wire services. POLICE brutally broke up a protest against the Soviet secret police (KGB) in Moscow yesterday. They beat up and carried away protesters after a group tried to march to Pushkin Square, a rallying point for Soviet dissent Many of the protesters wereWire services. - 158 words
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161 1989-10-31 12 Reuter. A SOVIET farmer dug up a fortune in gold but couldn't even find a shaving brush to spend it on during a shopping tour of the Soviet Far East. The Communist Party newspaper Pravda said Mr Nikolai Vasilenko, who got $470,000Reuter. - 161 words
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Article, Illustration269 1989-10-31 12 Wire services. SHARE prices closed sharply higher on the London Stock Exchange yesterday. The Financial Times 30share index ended 23.2 points higher at 1,701.7. Volume was only 256.6 million, breaking the year's previous low of 276.8 million recorded last Monday. Dealers said the market was supported to some extentWire services. - 269 words
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Article72 1989-10-31 12 Reuter. SHARE prices firmed when the Tokyo stock market opened today. The key 225-share Nikkei index gained 72.81 points to 35,490.25 in UO minutes after slipping 109.85 points yesterday. Fairly winners were non-life insurance, railway/bus, brokerge, real estate, shipping, electrical and oil stocks. Leading losers were warehouse, bank, glass/cement,Reuter. - 72 words
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Article51 1989-10-31 12 FT Industrials Mon 1,701.70 (1,720.50) Dow Jones Average Mon 2,603.48 (2,613.73) ST Industrial Mon 1,302.78 (1,330.42) NST Industrial Mon 2,432.66 (2,483.89) Hongkong Hang Seng Mon 2,680.30 (2,691.18) Australian All Ordinaries Mon 1,637.10 (1,648.70) Nikkei Stock Average Mon 35,417.44 (35,678.49) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration271 1989-10-31 12 Wire services. BLUE chip stocks ended a two-week slide on Wall Street yesterday with bar-gain-hunters helping to push up prices. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, down 92.42 last week, recovered 6.76 points to close at 2,603.48. Declining issues outnumbered advances by about seven to six onWire services. - 271 words
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Article, Illustration389 1989-10-31 13 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim FOOD can be delicious yet still be healthy. This is the philosophy behind Hearty's Cafe at the National Health Fair '89. The New Paper visited the cafe on Sunday, and sampled six dishes. The food ranged from acceptable to delicious. The389 words
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Article, Illustration273 1989-10-31 13 SPICY SAMBAL FISH (4 servings) Ingredients 200g fish fillet 1 big onion 1 big tomato 4 tbsps lime juice Vi tsp salt 1 tbsp sugar 1 tbsp corn oil Vi cup low fat milk Rempah (Spices) lOOg pounded onions 1 tbsp pounded dried chillies 1 tbsp pounded fresh273 words
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Article, Illustration188 1989-10-31 13 BYTHEWAY CLEAN PASTRY BRUSH OILY pastry brushes are difficult to wash, so don't bother to. After use, just wrap a brush in foil and put it in the freezing compartment of your fridge. Take it out a few minutes ahead of time188 words
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Advertisement48 1989-10-31 13 Have you sent in your entry 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 IJ#] I] Paper Fastads Food Fest 89 j IfKriSJ promo now on till November 13.48 words
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Article, Illustration729 1989-10-31 14 Wong Sing Yeong - Six years since his last interview, WONG SING YEONG meets up again with Hongkong actress Idy Chan. They talk about her acting career, marriage and herself By Wong Sing Yeong IDY CHAN adjusted her neckline each time she posed for a picture with the 50-odd fans729 words
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Article, Illustration520 1989-10-31 15 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong HONGKONG film-maker Carl Mak doubts that a film studio can survive in Singapore by just making films. So he wants to build a whole entertainment city around a film studio at an estimated cost of $50 million. "There will be mini cinemas, aPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 520 words
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256 1989-10-31 15 SINGAPORE'S blend of old and new buildings may be a problem when it comes to making period films here, said director Lau Ka Weng. Mr Lau was in Singapore for three days with Cinema City's Carl Mak and Cheung256 words
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Article180 1989-10-31 15 SINGAPORE is as clean as a hospital, said Mr Carl Mak at an interview yesterday. "It's so clean that there is plenty of oxygen here," said the comedi-an-director, well-known as the bald-headed detective Albert in the Aces Go Places series. Perhaps it's too clean for180 words
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Article, Illustration508 1989-10-31 16 Vivien Chiong; Wong Sing Yeong - Those interested in appearing in Hongkong movies can send their personal details with photographs to Zip Productions, 14 Oxley Road. Singapore 0923. By By Vivien Chiong and Wong Sing Yeong TWO local beauties will soon join the growing ranks of Singapore women acting in508 words
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Article, Illustration408 1989-10-31 16 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong MARX CONCERT IN KL RICHARD Marx, singer of the chart-topping ballad Right Here Waiting, is due to give a concert in Kuala Lumpur next July. Marx revealed plans for the concert and said he is looking forward to meeting fans in Malaysia during an interview408 words
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Advertisement30 1989-10-31 14 U.S.A. Recording Artistes VALERIE FORD FRIENDS BAND S P |fs 9 S° n SYTES GET MESMERIZED! Whereelsebut One of Singapore's Best CATCH IHEIR CLASS ACT! 81-41 Orchard Towers Tel: *****2130 words
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Advertisement37 1989-10-31 15 I BORN I FREE A baby arrives. A great moment. Celebrate it. IPfNMS Announce the birth of your beautiful newborn. t In The New Paper. FREE 4 Call 737-5900. The New per I S the flrsf page37 words
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Miscellaneous1868 1989-10-31 17 NIW MUI/Tuaaday. October 3'» 1969 j THE ROAD jam I CULTURAL TO WAR MOMENTS Benito Mussolini: The father of cßr Jose Carrerat: Tie opera star ||L .iiHF I I —'V. fascism has been described as the JBBS performs m the Barcelona concert IjIIJIMU.JI.JJ.I m H M. M B most popular1,868 words
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Article, Illustration883 1989-10-31 18 Asean Design: Have we lost our Asean identity in the flurry of Western-styled clothing? LIM PHAY-LING reports after viewing the Asean Designers and Soda fashion shows over the weekend. ASEAN identity is alive and well in fashion, if the third annual Asean Designers Show last FridayPictures/ Aundry Gan - 883 words
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Article, Illustration314 1989-10-31 18 ESTABLISHED Singapore designer Esther Tay showed her best collection yet at the Soda (Society of Designing Arts) Show 89 on Sunday. Her Mysticism collection was a clever borrowing of ideas. Her longer sarong kebaya top in the shimmering songket (gold-threaded fabric) was updated with widelegged314 words
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Miscellaneous1777 1989-10-31 19 Pact 20 HIE NEW PAPER/Tueeday. October 31, 1989 PipJ THE ROAD I CULTURAL TO WAR f MOMENTS L B; ISBCI3, HOSpm) (SBC 13, lOMpm) 'A iaaag jIT WLMM I o-^/^V^l IP ICICTISIOn III! —m['l I 11H 11 111 liililiiillliiilliiillilll H'l ilium iinji mi i 3.00 PM Programme Highlights followed by1,777 words
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Article1599 1989-10-31 20 ►Out&About NATIONAL HEALTH FAIR There is something for everyone at this health fair. The young can leam about building relationships, packing healthy lunches, exercise and the effects of smoking. Adults can flnd out more about killer diseases such as cancer, heart disease, hepatitis B and1,599 words
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Article14 1989-10-31 20 GALLERY: PRINTS TALKS: CAREER TALK FOOD: MEXICAN HALLOWEEN COMING UP: JAZZ VIOLIN14 words
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Article, Illustration52 1989-10-31 20 It's Halloween. Have a howling good time at the Chinoiserie. Come dressed in your most bewitching costume and you may even scare the judges into awarding you prizes. Great sounds and horror movies. Spooktacular performances start at midnight. 9 pm 3 am. Hyatt Regency. Cover charge: $15+ (ladies),52 words
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Miscellaneous974 1989-10-31 21 TUESDAYRADIO COMICRELEF E333MSMM Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee NOON Newt in Brief (Programmes in Mandarin) V V\\\\ Vx\ w 12.05 LuacMate: A selection of in- NOON Beautiful Music: Light instru- f~ v\\ strumentals for your listening mentals for your listening plea- v\\ V A ioo£ZT m ,ure _1 u V V\ J&tfUU 1974 words
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Miscellaneous644 1989-10-31 22 COMICREUEF TUESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/conn Goh CSiISJISEIBB rijQHHHH NOON Bead Untie, C«apMy aad Me: NOON Nevsdeefc Noon-time musical entertain- 12.34 ON the Shelf: Ivan Turaenev's J .vI jpWiW(.I Hi 1 ————————t ment for you. abridged version of On toe Eve Miopia. WlhtkmtonM BGhtooifig&E to Only an SStWM: ~4. O trnwim loWucf/on.644 words
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Advertisement139 1989-10-31 23 homestead FURNITURE PTE LTD WALK-IN-iNTOtVIEW TAMOUM SHOWROOM No. 2 Lang Km l)Md Thye HMg Centre #0102/ OS Singapore 0316 Tel: 47MNI Time: 12 mm 6.00 pm I.SALES CONSULTANTS GCE "N" Level or higher Bilingual: English/ Mandarin Training provided Salary: During training $700 p.m. after training up to 62,000 p.m. 2.CASHIERS139 words
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Article392 1989-10-31 24 T i 1 nothing like working In a department store to meet a host of people. Salesgirls get to chat with local and foreign shoppers, and If shoppers come often enough, get to know them and their tastes quite well. "I like meeting people and392 words
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Advertisement406 1989-10-31 24 -"AREFR $ALES CAREER SALES CAREFR SALES CAREER $AL£sm\ CAT i*C' \A' CAREER $ALES CAREEt HI f. 4j 7 > v 4/cCjT^DcrD<A/cC|l 2s/- y 1 W# invito applications from suitably qualified "<■ candidates for tho following positions in our I Reporting to the Soles Manoger, the successful candidates will be responsible406 words
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Advertisement194 1989-10-31 24 I PROCESS FIBRES INDUSTRY I 38r Dow Corning, The World Leader in Silicone Technology has an R immediate opening for a highly motivated Regional Sales Executive to service the Chemical Process Fibres Industries. W& The appointee will be based in Singapore but will be required to I travel to Malaysia194 words
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Advertisement113 1989-10-31 24 New DfvWon of Expending Trading 1 Iba mmaAAM i FEMALE MARKETING A •ALES EXECUTIVE (Salary around 5124.000 pa.) 'A' or "O* level passes with (pod command In English Experience In sales to the local electronic Indastry advantageous but not Imperative m training win be provided Must be self motivated with113 words
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Advertisement1190 1989-10-31 27 -'AREFt $ALES m CAREER sAl£s CAKPt SALES CAREER $Al±s I C4T >■ C' CAREER $ALES CAREEI /Our Mitsubishi facsimile office seeks suitably qualified candidates for: SALES EXECUTIVES (MALE/FEMALE) Drive and initiative Outgoing dynamic personality e Good command of English Diligent, willing to learn e Positive minded Gross income will not1,190 words
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Advertisement358 1989-10-31 27 MILLION DOLLAR MARKETING PROJECT Many company hires ready made sales people. We are Interested In developing ambitious L Industrious people Into professional sales people. W« otter Income opportunity over $30,006 In first year It thereafter over $50,000 Structured career development b advancement Comprehensive training b guidance Interested applicants to submit358 words
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Advertisement1402 1989-10-31 28 A SPECIAL employment p|9HHH|EiVM&fe W: Ijtkj;. 3 YSwT<' 7TT: I WTx*: II ELECTRONIC RESOURCES II m\ PRIVATE UMTTED 11 Fait growing distributor for major U.S. com- ponents suppliers for the region is looking for Requirement*: I Diploma/ITC/NTC in Electronics Engineering or its equivalent Sales and Marketing experience would be I1,402 words
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Advertisement260 1989-10-31 29 831 Employment Well established Interior design firm invites suitably qualified parlies for the folowing posts: A) MTERHR BESKNER B) PROJECT CO-ORB MATOR/ MANAGER C) SEJBOR BRAFTSMAN Bj JUNIOR SGCRETARY Your prospects of growth and promotion will m excellent if performance meets our expectation. For post A): write in with ful260 words
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Advertisement558 1989-10-31 30 Stf Imptoyment •31 Employment A lively and aucceaaful restaurant requires immediately SUPERVISOR wate/PwuLa The applicant mutt have a basic knowledge of food and beverage management and tervice. Responsible for day-to-day running of the deli restaurant. H Some experience in sales an advantage. Walk-in interview today spm 6pm at: 02-59 Tanglin558 words
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Advertisement371 1989-10-31 30 11 Iwploymsnt RICKfTT A COLMAN (8) PTE. LTD A British Medium Slse multi-national requires: A) SECRETARY l 2 years' secretarial experience •<? level Eng and Math Preferably with PSC Knowledge of Wordstar, Lotus 123 Parson will be responsible for providing seers tar lal support to PSA department B) ACCOUNTS/ COMPUTER371 words
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Article, Illustration419 1989-10-31 31 AP. THIS season's Formula One world driver's championship may be decided in the courts instead of on the track. McLaren, which has dominated Formula One racing for the past two years, could take legal action against Fisa, the Paris-based international federation of auto sports, over the disqualification ofAP. - 419 words
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Article216 1989-10-31 31 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: SOCCER Division two England: Port Vale 1 Middlesbrough 1. World Cup qualifier: Israel 0 Colombia 0. Colombia qualify 1-0 on aggregate. TENNIS Paris Open men's GP first round: Martin Jaite (Arg) bt Carl-Uwe Steeb (WG) 2-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-3); Aaron Krickstein (US)Wire services. - 216 words
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Article181 1989-10-31 32 Bernard Pereira - By Bernard Pereira CAN THE badminton strength of the Singapore Indonesian School at Siglap Road match that of its more illustrious compatriots back home? That is what Singapore's national women's coach Yeo Ah Seng wants to find out when he pits his club, Chinese Swimming Club,181 words
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Article, Illustration337 1989-10-31 32 It would be easy for Stefan Edberg to be satisfied with his record this season runner-up at the French Open and Wimbledon, and three other Grand Prix events. But he is not. He says he is there to win AFP. STEFAN Edberg made his first appearance inAFP. - 337 words
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197 1989-10-31 32 MORNING TRACKWORK RACING... by DENNIS CHIfl BLACK Ice, who ran his best race to date when second to newcomer Turf Ruler 111 at Penang last week, worked with great gusto on a soft track this morning. Looking as fit as a fiddle,197 words
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Article290 1989-10-31 32 Wire services. WEST Ham put winger Mark Ward up for sale four days after telling him he had to honour his contract. The Hammers' aboutturn followed a meeting between Ward, manager Lou Macari and players' union chief Gordon Taylor.Macari also suspended the fine imposed on the player last week.Wire services. - 290 words
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Article, Illustration470 1989-10-31 33 Lrfet's be frank and realistic, they are a better team. They are not an outstanding team but, they are a good team. They proved it on the field. But I'm stiU proud to be an Israeli. Israeli goalkeeper Bonnie Ginzburg Reuter, AP. COLOMBIA qualifed for theReuter, AP.; Picture/ Afp - 470 words
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Article, Illustration32 1989-10-31 33 1 ITALY 2 SWEDEN 3 SOUTH KOREA 4 BELGIUM 5 ARGENTINA 6 BRAZIL 7 COSTA RICA 8 ENGLAND 9 SPAIN 10 URUGUAY 11 YUGOSLAVIA 12 UAE 13 COLOMBIA32 words
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Article, Illustration193 1989-10-31 33 Reuter. THE incident which earned Chilean captain and goalkeeper Roberto Rojas a life ban from soccer has inspired a travel advertisement in Brazil. In a full-page spread in Veja magazine to advertise holiday trips to the World Cup finals, a Brazilian travel firm printed a pictureReuter. - 193 words
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Article, Illustration508 1989-10-31 34 Abdul Shukor - p A layers who have signed for the clubs must commit themselves to the League. Premier League clubs have qualified coaches who can prepare national players without them having to undergo a separate programme. Suppiah I feel the FAS should cancel the Premier League and508 words
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Article189 1989-10-31 34 Abdul Shukor - RUGBY By Abdul Shukor NEXT year's Cathay Pacific Hongkong Bank Invitation Rugby Sevens will be a memorable one. The tournament celebrates its 15th anniversary with national teams from the Soviet Union, Wales and West Germany taking part for the first time. The Scottish Border Club and189 words
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Advertisement556 1989-10-31 34 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31,1989 44/895 I Winss,ooocash j jackpot this week. Cut out and attach with other coupons (Monday to Saturday) Name: I/C No: s > FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW. EIBIR| A I S I j SIN E R issr I Nov 4,1989 I A M B556 words
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Article134 1989-10-31 35 Second-round, second leg: European Cup: Mechelen (Bel) v Malmo (Swe), AEK Athens (Gre) v Marseille (Fra) CFKA Sofia (Bui) v Sparta Prague (Cze), Real Madrid (Spa) v AC Milan (Aus) v Dnepr (Sov), Nentori (Alb) v PSV Eindhoven (Hoi) v Steaua enCv«ro# (Hun) v XKijf Weaker134 words
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Article333 1989-10-31 35 T» athletes will be looked after individually by Thumm. He is a good all-round coach with the ability to give specialised coaching. SAAA president Mr Loh Lin Kok s By Alfonso Chan l INGAPORE athletics is set for a I West German boost. The Singapore333 words
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Advertisement167 1989-10-31 35 CONTROVERSY ray|| This season's Formula One World Drivers' Championship |HH may be decided in the courts instead of on the track. McLaren, which has dominated Formula One racing for Jsjj the past two years, could take legal action against Fisa over the disqualification of Brazil's Ayrton Senna from PPI senna:167 words
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