The New Paper, 18 November 1989

Microfilm: NL16965
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    16 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18/SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1989 MCI (P) 36/4/89 $0 CENTS
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      188 1 SLASHED IN A LIFT t V <*%" V H V V 9 I •1 A 3 lottos •Sr' ,r* V*' 1 y J. Rtbfcir llatlwt hawker Madam Hong Ah Siok, 44, with paper cutter in a lift. He escapes with her gold chain and handbag containing $20,000. "I was screaming
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Man slashes, robs woman in HDB lift
      463 2  -  By Ng Wan Ching A I ROBBER viciously slashed the left arm of a woman hawker with a paper cutter in a lift at Toa Payoh. But despite the blood and pain Madam Hong Ah Siok, 44, clung tight to the handbag he
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      Paper cautions skateboard fans
      163 2 THIS morning's Lianhe Zaobao carried a picture and story about skateboarding. It was headlined "Warning to skateboard fans: The road is not a playground." Here is how the paper wrote the story: Such dangerous scenes should never be repeated. These two lads are seen zooming on
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      HOTLINEPLUS
      38 2 IF you want to share a point of view, call our HotlinePlus 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. 734-7711
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      Sorry
      69 2 THE Little Man's Big Hope (TNP, Nov 17): The wrong illustrations were given on how to play chap ji ki, "the cheating game". We reproduce the correct ones. A number of readers called to say that chap ji ki operators give a 30 per cent discount. Others said the
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      25 2 ißugis Street QRuonQßmnQßi^n House Food Garden, 102 Tyrwhitt Road S pore 0820 Barley Kinko I No. 2 Lorong Sarina (off Changi Road) Spore 1441 HomemadeßarteyWater
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      85 2 HOW IS THE GAME PLAYED: PF *9- 1 "Tau Tau" bet "Yee Tau" bet Person bets 1 (shown as cross and Person bets SI on 4-11. But he gets naught) on 11-4, written in Chinese. a discount from the operator. He wins He pays $1. He wins $144 (or 144
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      10 orchid designs for May Day costumes
      415 3  -  THE TOP mr The pattern's you see on the border are the ten winning designs. They have been arranged in an L-shaped manner and duplicated. By Lim Phay-ling A i BOUT 20,000 men mud women clad in orchid prints will fill the Kalian#
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      67, and money's no problem
      547 4  -  Old age can be fruitful for those who have kept fit, saved wisely, raised loving families and kept active. So Prepare Now and be Happy in Your Later Years that's the theme of this year's 11th annual Senior Citizens' Week to be launched today by
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      GLOSSARY
      127 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. abatement: Reduction in the strength of something. ascent: The act of travelling upwards, for example going up in a hot air balloon. aspires: A person who aspires to something,
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      15 4 A variable at aU leading optometrists and opticians Soke Agent: Chal Mlnf Optica (Pte) Ltd
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      128 4 chris+lAN v QROWiH presents REV BUDDY BELL >4> teacNn^on Key to God's Blessings JBSSSISSSVf 0 preaches with unique humour and nicmuor- wit He is greatly-in demand UISCOVer. internationally for helping church setbacks in your life staff and the individual cnnsttan in EJSteps to spiritual fruitfulness 0 Become ail-that God wants
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      Toilet rape: Man for trial
      233 6 A 30-YEAR-OLD jobless man allegedly threatened to kill an 11-year-old schoolgirl when he raped her inside a school toilet He was yesterday ordered to stand trial in the High Court. Zainuddin bin Ahmad is said to have raped her inside the girls' toilet of a
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      Jail for molest and robbery
      99 6 A FORMER Woodbridge patient molested, assaulted, and robbed a 23-year-old clerk in her shop while passers-by looked on. He was yesterday jailed for five years and given 24 strokes of the came by a district court. Ng Hak Seng, 29, and jobless, had two previous
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      62 6 '"7T Anytime, Today brink BS9 tmnmw till Sunday H H I B hfflßj Mill™ H mmll B B B C|fl77H|i 1 2m/ Prizes Microwave jj Martini AstiSpumante I'ljailJll m[ g Lucky DrawrTicket —|j j Jfl W» Prizes One quart bottle oi Mnltint entitles youto 3 S Df ofLucty^fia/02 /1990 k
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      Snoring, a bedroom problem
      484 8  -  By Irene Ng MUSIC may soothe a savage beast. But the sound of deepthroated Zzzzzz's only seems to create one. Some snorera say their rumbles can turn otherwise loving spouses into sniping tigresses, children into simpering puppies, and neighbours into cold fishes. Associate Professor Tan Wan
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      SNORES CAN BE AS LOUD AS A PNEUMATIC DRILL
      161 8 RESEARCH overseas shows that snores can reach a noise level of 80 decibels. That is as loud as a pneumatic drill breaking up concrete. And it is way above the maximum limit of 60 decibels set by a safety code for
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    • SNORING, A BEDROOM PROBLEM
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        Room mates flee to other room
        125 9 WRITER Marilyn Goh, 26, finds the effects of her snoring hard to swallow. Once her deep rumbles resulted in her room-mates fleeing to another room. That happened when she shared a room with 10 other travellers, all strangers, in a youth hostel in New
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        Wife doesn't sleep with husband
        126 9 Accountant Mrs J Lim, 32, does not sleep in the same room as her husband, an engineer she married about a year ago. Her husband's explosive snorts not only keep her awake. They are stressful. "He gives out surprisingly loud grunts and whistles. At first
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        Snores get through to next room
        128 9 A 30-year-old teacher even taped her father's reverberating snores. Unfortunately her father, 60, would not admit to his snoring. He refused to 'believe that the wheezes and the snores on the tape were his own doing. "He not only snores, he has these awful
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      Men's fragrance attracts women too
      278 9 ADIDAS, a fragrance for men that was launched in Singapore yesterday, also attracted women. They joined the long queue of men at the promotional booth at Raffles Place MRT station during lunch hour to get free samples. The new eau de toilette is aimed at
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      Life-size sketches in dance time
      388 10  -  By Trudy Lim CLASSICAL music creates images in your mind. Last night, a cartoonist put those images on paper life-size characters drawn in time with the music. No words were necessary. Mr Steven Toth's sketches said it all, complete with punchlines. A waiter bearing a
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      Mensa plans for the gifted
      212 10 THE education of gifted children is a big concern for members of the newly-formed Mensa (Singapore). A special interest group has been formed to look into how each gifted child can develop his or her potential to the fullest. The president, Dr Toh Keng Kiat,
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      Toytown look for Orchard Rd
      412 11  -  By Angeline Song ORCHARD Road is taking on a Toytown look this Christmas. Pink elephants, grinning goblins, ruddy-cheeked Santa Clauses and pink hearts are in abundance on the stretch from Tudor court in Tanglin Road to the end of Orchard Road. They adorn the arches,
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      OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
      112 11 THIS year, Coleman Street has been lit up along with Orchard Road for Christmas. And a hotel has got into the mood as well. Last night, the stretch of the road from the former Capitol Cinema to just before Elgin Bridge sparkled with an array of glittering lights
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      8.7 per cent growth in third quarter
      455 12 A TURNAROUND in the construction industry propelled economic growth to 8.7 per cent during the third quarter of this year. Which means economic growth for the year should hit 9 per cent a "rough estimate" given by Mr Mah Bow Tan, Minister of
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      Higher hotel cess from Jan 1
      71 12 THE cess rate on hotel rooms and all gazetted food and beverage outlets will be increased from Jan 1. It will go up to 4 per cent from the present 3 per cent. The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board says the new cess rate will
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      287 9 0 HITACHI proudly presents HMihuroo TkeS^^reMwioftkNlKeUes Singapore's exclusive male pageant Is back for the third tlmel This tough, thrilling competition Is part of the International Glamour Circuit and Is the only competition for men here. The Search is on for the UHmute Mile 1 1 Are You Mm Enough? i
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      280 10 SINGAPORE 1 fk>™l op 1 DANCE 8 I 36 Nw-15 Dec Mrmoii tucitqc amm pw Tue Snwana: Malay Danes Night $15. $10, $8, $58 $3 Nov 28 Cereka Tan "Noriela' Fri A Sat Singapore Dance Theatre $20, $15, $101 $6 Dacl *2 Tut 8 Wed Laa Shu Fan and Dancers
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      146 11 Collect this and get a new head I^lKflj for 50% less. lfjMj I Here's your chance to give your VCR/Movie Camera a new videohead at a huge 50% discount. Just collect I 1 5 coupons like this over any 5 days from one newspaper; either the New Paper or Shin
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      158 12 8 Cr.qina c y nrrmrth In niiaiterspiim change over same quarter last year Most lndustrles continued to expand except Petroleum. ISSfifflHSH™ fim NEW JOBS -19.000 Leader was Paints/ •j t- L L Pharmaceutical/ Turn-around after —J Nearly half in construction. Chemical products four and a half years lllllllllllß 4,500 new
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      281 13 Double CDs for twice the fun. ftIntroducing the latest in the Space selections non-stop. Its twin music ways. Using the adjustable Mix Mic, you Compo family. The CD-X99X(BK) with a schedules include Automatic Programma- can even mm it into your very own home built-in Double CD Changer. hie Music Selector
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      1124 14 eft 7 o™*0™* mm ffialumtwS Treasure Hunt MN SIX AIR MAURITIUS HOLIDAYS One of the six hidden treasure chests has been found. But the hunt is still on for the five remaining treasure chests. Find any one of these and youll win a Mauritius holiday plus a treasure chest full
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      A home for fish at Marina South
      199 15 FISH may be jumping at Marina South, if the PPD has its way. Artificial seagrass will be planted in the sea off Marina South to attract them. The Primary Production Department (PPD) is planning to lay up to 20 plots of artificial seagrass
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      Tally ho, with 4 Jolly Rogers
      468 15  -  By Loh Tuan Lee GOLD fever struck last Saturday while I was hot on the trail of six treasure chests. But there was no gold in the chests and they were not hidden by pirates. The treasure each chest held was a Mauritius holiday
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      TREASURE HUNT
      99 15 THE Great Ballantine's Treasure Hunt began two weeks ago on Nov 4. Six treasure chests have been hidden in different locations in Singapore. Those who can find any of these stand to win a holiday in Mauritius plus a treasure chest full of Ballantine's Scotch whisky. Clues for
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      138 15 rsr HARK! The Herald Angels Sing. Yes, angels will be gracing R affl es City Shopping Centre this Christmas. Create the most unique angels in our Build-An- Angel Contest. And sing your way to fabulous prizes! All you have to do is to fabricate an angel unique to you and
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Czech police break up rally
      315 16 Wire services. C ZECHOSLOVAK riot police broke up a pro-democracy demonstration by tens of thousands of people in Prague yesterday. Many of the demonstrators were beaten with batons, while others were detained. Demonstrators rallied at the medical faculty of Charles University to mark the 50th
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      Lock icon Protest against US pressure
      44 16 No to Bmli: A grinning cut-out of PLO leader Yasser Arafat stands outside the US consulate in Weat Jerusalem. It ia this laraeli'a way of protesting againat US pressure on hit country to bold talks with that organiaation. Picture/ Afp
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      Lock icon Bush reassures Gorbachev
      271 16 Wire services. US President George Bush has assured Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev he shares the Kremlin's desire for peaceful change in eastern Europe. He has also discussed next month's superpower summit in Malta with allied leaders, the White House said yesterday. Presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Mr
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      Lock icon M'sia gunman must die
      78 16 Wire services. THE death sentence has been imposed by the High Court in Kuan tan on a 27-year-old man for possession of a pistol and two rounds of ammunition four years ago. Tan Cheong Hock was charged under the Internal Security Act, which carries a mandatory
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      Lock icon Rumania-Hungary border sealed
      134 16 Reuter. RUMANIA has sealed its border with Hungary. Budapest Radio said: "Information received so far confirms that nowhere along the Hungarian-Rumanian border can the frontier be crossed.". "The Rumanians have not informed the Hungarian side about the reason for this. Since our neighbours have practically sealed off
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      Lock icon Bulgarian leader for free poll
      196 16 Wire services. BULGARIA'S new Communist leader says he favours free elections. His statement could mean that a fourth East bloc state might join the headlong rush to a new political order. Mr Petar Mladenov, new head of the communist party and state in Bulgaria, was
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      Lock icon I killed ANC leaders: Ex-cop
      377 17 Wire services. A WHITE former police captain has admitted leading a "death squad" that he says was responsible for assassinating several anti-apartheid activists in South Africa. Mr Dirk Coetzee told the Afrikaans-language newspaper Free Weekly that the "death squad" was responsible for a number of
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      Lock icon Doped rats attack cars
      98 17 AFP. DRUG-ADDICTED giant rats, high on marijuana, have taken to sabotaging police vehicles in Cape Town by chewing through tyres, bumpers and wires. The rodents' most destructive attack was on a general's limousine: The saboteurs short-circuited the electrical system. The rats move in and out of
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      Lock icon The rat that scared a town
      43 17 King rat: A g\ ant white rat that caused a panic in the French town of Abbeville on Monday after it was captured by firemen. The albino was one metre long and weighed seven kg. Picture/ Afp
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      Lock icon Ethiopia to allow Israel military facilities
      246 17 AP. ETHIOPIA is to provide Israel "military and maritime facilities" in the Red Sea. A Sudanese government newspaper says it is part of a deal that led to diplomatic relations between the two countries. The Khartoum daily AlEngaz Al-Watani also said the deal allows
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      Lock icon Stun gun maker trial hitch
      289 17 AP. THE bizarre drug-conspiracy case that involved an ultrasonic gun that could stun race horses as they galloped past took another strange twist yesterday. London Crown Court officials were investigating whether the convictions of the inventor of the stun gun and two others might have
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      1966 19 ii 1 1 8.40 AM Programme Highlights followed by Sunday 1.20 Tamil Cinema Theeratha Viiayattu Pillai: Kan 3.00 PM Programme Highlights followed by Arts Circle 7.50 AM Programme Summary 1.50 PM Programme Summary SK" Morning, Singapore: Incorporating Kids' Talk and nan (played by Mohan) is a rich man's son and
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      Lock icon Vigin's ULTIMATE RECORD
      792 20 Crossing the Pacific in a hot-air balloon, 12 km high and temperatures at a biting minus 50 deg C. Not quite business class comfort. But tycoon Richard Branson of the Virgin Group insists on it. Conditions permitting, he and Swedish balloonist Per Linstrand will soon launch from
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      RICHARD BRANSON: ADVENTURER AND BUSINESS EMPEROR
      185 20 WHO would make the most popular British Prime Minister after Margaret Thatcher? Richard Branson, said the majority when the Today newspaper of London surveyed more than 1,000 people. Singapore is likely to hear more about this popular tycoon when his Virgin Atlantic Airways starts
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      2002 21 thriller writer's life story I 'i! J|| Jjjp ZZZttZTJZ?' s= m 1 8.40 AM Pregremme Highlights followed by Sunday 1.20 Tamil Cinema Theeratha Vilayattu Pillal: Kan- 3.00 PM Programme Highlights followed by Arts Circle 7.50 AM Programme Summary 1.50 PM Programme Summary Morning, Singapore: Incorporating Kids' Talk and nan (played
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Mine fire kills 99 in Yugoslavia
      208 23 Wire services. A FIRE 700 m underground has killed 99 coal miners trapped in a pit in central Yugoslavia. The director of the Aleksinac mine said in a television report yesterday that rescue teams nad been unable to get close to the trapped men.
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      Lock icon France's lift of embargo on Libya disappoints US
      200 23 Wire services. THE US has expressed concern and disappointment with France's decision to partially lift its arms embargo on Libya. "We are quite concerned and disappointed with this decision. We do not believe that now is the time to weaken sanctions against
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      Lock icon Anti-US protests in Greece
      193 23 Wire services. MORE than 100,000 Greeks demonstrated yesterday against the US military presence in their country. The protest was in the capital city of Athens. Some protesters threw molotov cocktails which set fire to banks, government buildings, post offices and a large store. Two policemen were
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      Lock icon Queen asks police escort to help crash victims
      139 23 AP. A MOTORCADE carrying Queen Elizabeth II arrived at the site of a fatal highway accident minutes after it occurred yesterday. The British monarch insisted that her police escorts help the trapped and injured. The queen had arrived at East Midlands airport
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      Lock icon OECD forecasts 3% world growth
      105 23 Wire services. THE Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said it projects industrial world growth of about 3 per cent over the next two years. It said inflation would be around 4.5 per cent. An OECD statement was read to a news conference in Paris
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      Lock icon London
      167 23 Wire services. LONDON'S stock prices closed moderately higher yesterday on that Britain's inflation rate dipped last month. The Financial Times-30 share index was up 10.1 points at 1,769.3. Volume totalled 507.8 million shares against 448.1 million on Thursday. Inflation was down to 7.3 per cent from 7.6 per cent
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      | INDICES/Closing prices
      52 23 INDICES/Closing prices FT Industrials Fri 1,769.30 (1,759.20) Dow Jones Average Fri 2,652.66 (2,635.66) ST Industrial Fri 1,337.69 (1,333.72) NST Industrial Fri 2,474.53 (2,462.89) Hongkong Hang Seng Fri 2,804.29 (2,789.51) Australian All Ordinaries Fri 1,634.40 (1,629.40) Nikkei Stock Average Fri 35,963.74 (35,876.34) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous
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      New York
      182 23 WALL Street stocks gained ground yesterday, responding to word of General Electric's plans to buy back US$lO billion worth of its shares. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 17 points to close at 2,652.66, finishing the week with a net gain of 27.05 points. Advancing issues
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      Miss World PHOTO ALBUM
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      A Miss S'pore who stands tall
      389 25  -  By Lo Tien Yin T I HE countdown has begun for the Miss World pageant to be held on Nov 22 at the Hongkong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Among the 78 contestants, Singapore's representative, 18-year-old student Jacqueline Ang, stands tall. This 1.75-m beauty who
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      Sammy Davis' greatest night
      211 26 AILING entertainer Sammy Davis Jr basked in an outpouring of appreciation from fans ranging from Michael Jackson to Frank Sinatra at a tribute honouring his 60 years in show business. The star-studded salute held earlier in the week was a benefit for the United Negro College
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      TOPSPINS
      283 26  -  By Geraldine Goh and Adeline Woon MASIH BELUM BERAKHIR (HEAVY MACHINE, LIFE) LOOKING at the name of the Malaysian band which calls itself Heavy Machine, one would expect the Malay album, Masih Belum Berakhir (It Is Not Yet the End), to feature rock-hot songs. Heavy Machine is far from
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      This boss rocks on Sunday
      334 27  -  By Brian Miller H 'E is the chairman and managing director of a thriving company that deals in computers. He drives a shiny, white Mercedes and he counts among his friends the tycoons of business and industry. But on Sundays, Victor Woo sheds his business
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      159 26 WEIL GIVE YOU A LARGE 7-UP AND A FREE FIDO DIDO BUTTON BADGE FOR THE PRICE OF A REGULAR 7-UP WITH ANY MEAL? free I--./,. Order a regular 7-Up with your meal and fj we' 11 make it a large 7-U pat no extra cost! 1/ Plus a Fido Dido
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      132 27 /^^^^[22iZiJu2il3slMl3 w SStWf For the first time, the powerful technology used in arcade games has come home to let you play games that look, sound and play exactly like they do in the arcade. Sega brings games alive with vivid graphics, sounds and voices so true they turn the game
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      33 28 jSLv Xfifjfe# -fofrfrt ijfefr- 4 f > •3*3®' ¥£)Hmp »>t -ikitf £< -i ■c" F? v 4Mf 1* v-; 4 fextuAVrufc iW'' ~B ,l! a/yWfe )h ch/idQ TtAvid Cksbvj Stcv< W»viMX3od A/urkefed by LU6O Singapore
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      869 29 SATURDAYRADIO COMICRELEF WmMM EKHHH Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee NOON In Bri«( (Programmes in Mandarin) v 12.05 leal Fua: Join Roger Kool for *00N Beautiful Music: A election of f rj>JA/0SAUR5 .pod entertainment 1Q «M6rTIOH li" Traflk WZwSZT UJOItart**Hrt W 1 1.30 Seaad of the Ma: Discover the (Programmes in English) o /p)
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      792 30 COMICRELIEF SATURDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh rTTTTTTjnTjj^B NOON Kld'a Spotlight: Vivian Peter NOON Nawadaak 7" a. ,m<A rr" T~T 1 presents a half-hour of amusing 12.30 Hart'* Humph! HftMttlTbo lOli WVW.1ES 11 AUjjAYo 1 fctfT WONT LEhJb 4 I WHEN THE GOING anecdotes, stories and riddles 45 vYoridbrief 61 AN1 CHMCE
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      1549 31 SUNDAYRADIO nuniHimf EMIIEHIM mn^BBHi a i. uf (Programmes in English) g M 11lfI i_ Brief a(M j wmUmt Breakfast Club: Great musical 8 am Newt hour am Nm la Brief ||H ta RlHrt entertainment to greet you on a 7.00 Warid Mews lovely melodio. featured in* thi. #.03 PrograaMO HlfWIjtt.
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      374 32 THE EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED SECTION w,-RS *****class. 732.0230 821 Business To 821 Business To Buaineaa Business CAMPING HIKING EQUIPMENT l^li ~s B No. 1 Selegie Road B #01-11 Paradiz Centre CAWM3 Tel *****43 831 Employment 831 Employment PETER LAI JEWELLERY PTE LTD invites lady applicants for the position of COUNTER SALES
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      313 32 831 Employment An eetebNehed and expending compeny In Jurong requlree: ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT OCEO'level LCC Higher Accounting costing Knowledge of PC computer Experience preferable but those without experience may be considered Able to handle full set of accounts and project costing Intorootod applicants, pleeoo write In hill roouwie, expected eelery, non-returnable
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      328 32 831 Employment fw) 2 JOHN LYBAQHT Z m (S.E.A.) PTE LTD B An NtiMliM and highly respected Australian MNC i Bi mi, L i,.,iiui woven mtnuTKiurvv Duiiaing B RItIMWI Invltoa tppNcsttoiM I for Mm post ot DRAFTSMAN/ Z ESTIMATOR S Requirements: Z 1. NTC/ Diploma Build- Z tng/ Structural L
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      332 32 831 Employment A Jurong baaad multinational trading company raciutraa: FEMALE GENERAL/ COMPUTER CLERK e OCE O' level e Knowledge In computer operations preferably Dbase m pius e Oood typing skill e Oeneral clerical duties e Able to commence work In Jan 1990 Attractive eatery package for the candidate. TKe^cempawy traneport.
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      395 34 TODAY'S ACTION THE line-up of sprinters for today's Otard Cup makes Race 5 difficult for quartet punters. There's hardly a couple of lengths difference between the entries. We believe the toasts will be drunk to Command House. The Karaman gelding did not race last week
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      552 35 In 1950, the US soccer team created one of the biggest upsets in the history of the World Cup. It defeated England, then the worid's No 1 team. The upset remains USA's cniy notable feat in soccer. Tomorrow, it could achieve a second. If
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      200 35 USA Today. AFTER nearly 40 years, the 1950 World Cup in Brafcii is still the brightest moment in US soccer history. The USA defected England 1-C then bat rrnsn't qualified tor the -World Cup since. Says Walter Bahr, a midfielder in tiie 1960 team: "We knew
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      412 35 Wire services. GRAHAM Roberts, Chelsea's former England defender, has been appointed as player-coach to the English first division leader. Welsh international Peter Nicholas takes over as new club captain. Roberts, 30, has been the mainspring behind Chelsea's rise out of the Second Division and all the way to the
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      311 36 EGYPT 1 ALGERIA 0 AP, Reuter. EGYPT reached the World Cup finals for the first time in 55 years. Cheers and fireworks sounded across Cairo and horns blared as the final whistle went, ensuring Egypt a place in next year's finals in Italy scene of its
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      202 36  -  By Abdul Shukor THE World Gym at Tanjong Katong Shopping Complex, which opens today, is different from most other gyms. There is no wall-to-wall carpeting. No pretentious decor that glorifies the gruelling sport of bodybuilding. The management has decided to run World Gym as a family
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      347 36 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: BADMINTON World Cup in China Men: Gp A: Yang Yang (C) bt Icuk Sugiarto (Indo) 15-7, 15-2; Darren Hall (Eng) bt lb Frederiksen (Den) 15-6, 15-5. Gp B: Jens Peter Nierhoff (Den) bt Rashid Sidek (Mai) 15-12, 15-6; Zhao Jianhua (C) bt
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      252 37 Wire services. POUL-ERIK Hoyer-Lar-sen, of Denmark, upset the Asian applecart in the World Cup of badminton in Guangzhou, China, yesterday. The Dane joined two Chinese and a Malaysian in the men's singles semi-finals by beating Indonesia's Ardy Wiranata in his last group match amid controversy.
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      146 37 AFP. A FORMER Olympic weightlifter, who was also a Commonwealth Games gold medallist, was jailed for three months vesterday for supplying banned anabolic steroids to Soviet weightlifters. Stephen Pinsent, ordered in addition to pay costs of $1,525, used the drugs as currency for top-of-the-range
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      Frankly, not in Doherty's class
      558 38  -  Michael Ferreira w ITH the form that Hongkong's Franky Chan has displayed in the RPM World Snooker Tournament, his entry into the semi-finals did not raise many eyebrows in spite of the quality of the opposition. But his 2-8 defeat by 20-year-old Ken Doherty underscored
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      80 38 Reuter. KORNELIA Ender, one of East Germany's greatest swimmers, has decided to move to the West, the official East German news agency ADN said yesterday. Ender, now Kornelia Grummt, won a total of four golds and four silvers at the 1972 and 1976 Olympics. Ender
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