The New Paper, 4 April 1990

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    13 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 t 1990 MCI (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS
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      70 1 PAWN SHOP CON A man has been jailed eight months for a pawnshop swindle. Wong Ngim Khong, 29, took items pledged at his father's pawnshop and pawned them at two other shops. For a higher price. He used the $192,730 he got to help his father's business and settle gambling
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      90 1 The shock, pain and trauma raped? What does she feel during the How does she react? Starting today, we bring you the brave and heart-rending story of Mrs Nancy Ziegenmeyer, a K 29-year-old mother who SU was raped in a carpark MLy ago. a story of shock, pain and trauma
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Pawnshop con lands son in jail
      471 2  -  By Charmaine Chan A MAN who took items pawned at his shop and re-pawned them elsewhere at higher prices has been jailed. The scheme enabled Wong Ngiam Khong, 29, to misappropriate about $192,700 over nine months. Yesterday he was jailed for eight months. He
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      Lock icon 6.30 am start for S'pore team cooking lunch at show
      260 2  -  By Lim Phay-ling IT'S 6.30 am, and the Singapore national culinary team has just arrived in the kitchen of the World Trade Centre's Hall 6. For today is Singapore's turn to cook lunch for the Restaurant of Nations. Mr Franz
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      Lock icon No Lendl-Bordes link, admits British paper
      157 2 AFP. IVAN Lendl has been awarded damages against a British newspaper which alleged he had an affair with Pamella Bordes, the former Miss India at the centre of a callgirl scandal. The High Court judgment was against the newspaper Today. The newspaper admitted that
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      Lock icon 100 fish die mysteriously
      340 3 T i HE sign above the pond says "No Fishing" but it should say "No fish". More than 100 lay dead in the pond which is next to Supreme House. Nobody is sure how the fish died or when. A cook who works at the Silver
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      68 3 Hindus celebrate the Tamil New Year? t• On the eve of the new year, Hindu families spring clean their homes and hana fresh mango *)> leaves on their doorways. Tnis is believed to have the power to ward off evil spirits. C In Singapore, the new year is \.'J not
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Freak crash kills driver
      309 4 THE driver of a concrete cement mixer was crushed to death in an accident involving a similar vehicle at a worksite yesterday. Mr Chia Gek Ling, 30, of Geylang East, died when a cement mixer fell on his vehicle at Chai Chee Road. The driver of
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      Hilton looks for staff at Salon Culinaire
      177 4 EVE R Y ONE at Sa lon Culinaire may he showing off culinary skills, but the Hilton International chain of hotels is also recruiting staff at its stand. The hotel chain has the biggest booth at the culinary competition in the World t
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      Lock icon Ice artists slipping, but winner shows talent
      367 4 SINGAPORE'S ice artists are slipping, say experts. But one artist shows promise: Mr Choo Heng Boy. Overall standards have declined, said judges of the Salon Culinaire kitchen artist competitions. But they were impressed by Mr Choo's Force of the Sea. "It's a spectacular
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      97 5 xs Espreme > w ilj t *jn Jg|se=r=s==saaeg Kj* I f' ?> v 3« Ai®s2222HLi I t Citizen's craftsmen designers present yet another elegantly coordinated watch collection Stylish, extravagant beauty 4i created by thinly stretching the case to the limits of possibility f I T Superb water resistance because IXl}
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Perrier back on sale next week
      456 6  -  By Trudy Lim p kERRIER will be back in Singapore shops next week. New supplies will all carry an extra blue label that says "new production", said Miss Chang Chor Hwa, group product manager of Caldbeck MacGregor (Singapore) Pte Ltd, distributor for Perrier. Customers
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      130,000 litres dumped at Lim Chu Kang
      140 6 A DUMPING site at Lim Chu i Kang has been watered with about 130,000 litres of Perrier mineral water. Two months ago, Caldbeck MacGregor, the Singapore distributor, recalled all supplies of j the drink. The destroyed stock came to about 3V2 months' supI
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      CPF cuts its newsletter circulation
      240 6 THE Central Provident Fund newsletter will have its circulation cut from one million to 830,000 for its second issue. About one million account holders have received the first issue of the newsletter, which was sent out from February. A CPF spokeswoman said yesterday that while
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      KEEPING EMPLOYERS INFORMED
      67 6 THK Cl'F board has another newsletter Kmployer Highlights. It has a circulation of 113,000. This newsletter, launched last year, is specially for employers.Kmployer High lights is in Knglish and carries news on the latest CPF schemes. The board has already printed three issues two last year and
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      Lock icon ‘Tape SOS messages for Thai workers’
      255 7  -  By Serena Toh A I SENIOR Health Ministry official has suggested that worksites should keep cassette tapes with pre-recorded SOS messages in English which can be played over the telephone, ■sources say. The suggestion comes in tha wake of the mysterious deaths of Thai
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      SINGAPORE RESEARCH ON DEATHS
      65 7 THE international search for answers to the mysterious deaths among South-east Asians, particularly Thais, will be boosted by Singapore's research. Sources say doctors here will be sending their findings to medical centres in Britain, Australia and the US, including the Center for Disease Control (CDC) in
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      NTUC’s new award for unionists
      172 7 ACTIVE trade-unionists who have made major contributions to the labour movement are to be honoured. The National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) has created a Comrade of Labour Award to recognise them. Unionists who have served 15 straight years in the labour movement are eligible. They
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      Global language takes root here
      329 8  -  By Irene Ng SALUTON! The word may sound foreign now, but it could catch on in Singapore. The language is Esperanto. The word means: Hello. Esperanto is an international language invented in 1887 to break down communication barriers between nations. The language sounds like a
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      TRILINGUAL
      133 8 ENGLISH is Mr Werdin's third language besides his mother tongue, Polish, and Esperanto. He taught himself English only because he wanted to develop the Esperanto movement in Asia. That was about two years ago. "I want to develop Esperanto in Asia. I want people to understand the world language
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      18 MILLION PEOPLE USE ESPERANTO
      150 8 ESPERANTO is used by some 18 million people throughout the world. It was invented by the idealistic Dr Ludwik Zamenhof, a Polish Jew. In his memoirs, Dr Zamenhof said he conceived the idea while growing up in Warsaw where six nationalities Poles, Jews, Russians, Germans,
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      NUS COURSE
      80 8 THE National University of Singapore's extra-mural studies department is, for the first time, offering a course titled Introduction to Esperanto. The 15-session course is conducted by Mr Joachim Werdin and starts on May 3. Asked why the course is being offered, Mr Lim Hoy Tick, who heads the
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      Why showdown likely after ambush
      365 8  -  GANG CLASH IN OWEN ROAD By Suresh Nair A SHOWDOWN between two of Singapore's most notorious gangs seemed certain. The 18 Group claimed a large group had ambushed three of its members two weeks ago in Owen Road. The "Loh Kuan" group had "attacked without
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      Top detectives flushed out leaders to stop clash
      181 8 SEVERAL hand-picked detectives helped defuse the explosive gang clash in Rangoon Road, The New Paper has learnt. The men were quickly deployed in a mass anti-secret society mopping-up operation. Some of the known strongholds of the two gangs were swiftly raided in
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      Mixed reactions to newsbooths idea
      421 9  -  By Loh Tuan Lee N for the public are a good idea if placed at convenient locations. This was one reaction to architecture student Michael Wong's proposals for a revamped Times House. Mr Wong had suggested that news terminals be set up at the pavilion
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      Times House: Only two know location
      225 9 ONLY two people interviewed on Monday know where Times House is located, much less what it looks like inside. Mr Ronald Koh, a hotel employee, hazarded a guess: "It's at Sin Ming." Not even close. Times House is located in Kim Seng Road. Architecture
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      GLOSSARY
      169 9 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. arraigned: Brought before a court of law to answer a charge. asceticism: A simple strict way of life without luxuries or physical pleasures, usually because of some religious beliefs.
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      Army deserter who stabbed cops jailed
      262 9 AN army deserter who resisted arrest by injuring two policemen with a hunting knife last August was shot in the stomach by one of the constables. Police constable Jasmin Jalaludin was cut on the left palm and left thigh while constable Chua Yew Hua
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      215 7 1 Arts fest postal bookings nc .n Postal bookings i (same system as 1988) w When: From April 5 How: Booking form available in all newpapers, April 5. Form also in official Festival Guide. F r e copies of Festival Guide available from booking centres at: Mobil and Shell stations
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      242 7 I DcIUXC lODays AMERICA FANTASY $2488 I 12Days AMERICA WEST $2888 I 4D PATTAYA BT ~MMpn| 14Days AMERICA WEST/CANADA...fr $3088 4/5 D BANGKOK/ |j 7D BANGKOK/ fj y. 6Days PERTH/AGRI DROME SHOW/ ss PAnAYA/ UNDERWATER WORLD $1328 SS CHIANGMAI/ 7Days PERTH/AVON VALLEY/ CHIANGRAI (GOLDEN TRIANGLE) $998 UNDERWATER WORLD $1399 8D
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      84 9 I 1168 BANGKOK/ KONG/ PATTAYA $1309 X, 1329 8D HONGKONG/ M SHENZHEN/ MM KONG/ BANGKOIC/ I pattaya J 4ACAU IMQ y' 1368 $152 yff 1 MALAYSIA I! 1 Sin Loke Travel Delight Holidays 285 Tan|ung Katong Road r > 190. Mridte Road fOl 36 Singapore 1543 Fortuna Cartra Tel *****77
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Law to deter secession
      328 10 Wire services. THE Soviet parliament yesterday approved a law setting stiff conditions for republics to secede. Deputies from the country's rebel Baltic region vowed however to ignore the law. It becomes effective when it is published in the Soviet press. The Soviet Constitution allows republics to
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      MOSCOW’S TERMS
      103 10 Republic must first hold a referendum on independence and win the support of two-thirds of voters. If it fails to win the necessary support, a republic will not be able to hold another referendum on the issue for 10 years. There will be a five-year transitional period during
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      Lock icon 23 hurt in joy-ride mishap
      53 10 Accident: A woman waits for rescue on a Water-ride" boat left hanging in mid-air after another boat crashed to the ground at an exhibition in Osaka, Japan. Twenty-three people were injured. The boats, run by belt conveyor, move at 55 kmh across an elevated elevated
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      Lock icon US-Japan trade pact on satellites
      251 10 Reuter. THE United States and Japan have reached an agreement that would open the Japanese market to foreign-made satellites. This was announced by the US Trade Representative's Office yesterday. This resolves the second of three major unfair-trade charges levelled by Washington. US officials had said
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      Lock icon Flaw allows brain-damaged drivers on roads
      204 10 Reuter. BRAIN-DAMAGED drivers are being allowed on Australian roads because of flaws in the country's licence-testing system, a World Health Organisation official said yesterday. "I know of one brain-damaged driver who won a court decision to get back the licence and then hit a
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      Lock icon Manchester riot prisoner dies in hospital
      198 10 Reuter. ONE of Britain's worst prison riots of this century claimed its first confirmed casualty yesterday. Meanwhile, an inmate's father said his son saw six men killed after convicts staged kangaroo court trials. The Home Office said Derek White, 46, who was awaiting trial
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      Lock icon Japan ‘courtesan’ tour causes flap
      356 11 Asahi. A SIGHTSEEING tour in Japan which includes a bit of "culture" from the Edo period, has been denounced as "offensive" by church and women's groups. The $162 tour, organised by Hato Bus Tour, includes a Kabuki theatre show, a Japanese dinner and a simulated
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      Lock icon Smoking cause of divorce
      67 11 AFP. A COURT in Douai, France has granted divorce to a woman whose only charge against her husband was his "unrestrained" smoking during their 36 years of marriage. The husband of Ms Jeanine Hochepied was judged guilty of making the couple's life together "intolerable" by smoking
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      Lock icon Dissident leader flees China
      70 11 AP. CHINESE dissident leader Chai Ling (left) was on Hongkong television yesterday to announce her escape to the West. The Nobel Peace Prize nominee was with her husband, Mr Feng Tsung-teh. The couple, married during the movement, are accused by Beijing of leading the protests. TVB
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  • FOREIGNSTOCKS
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      Lock icon London
      284 11 Wire services. NERVY trading on the London stock market yesterday was steadied by Wall Street's firm opening. After an early failed rally, the Financial Times 30-share index moved ahead to close 13.2 points higher at 1,761.3. Institutional investors remained cautious, but the day's trading volume was at its best
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      Lock icon Tokyo
      77 11 Reuter. SHARE prices climbed at the opening of the market this morning as the force of yesterday's rebound carried over. "Yesterday's bullish mood will not be quite as strong today," said Mr Toranobu Sugai, senior trader for Shearson Lehman Hutton. "The market will go up, but selling will emerge."
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      Indices/Closing
      51 11 FT Industrials Tue 1,761.30 (1,748.10) Dow Jones Average Tue 2,736.71 (2,700.45) ST Industrial Tue 1,555.92 (1,549.19) NST Industrial Tue 2,961.31 (2,961.78) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 2,962.45 (2,934.70) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,505.20 (1,506.80) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 28,759.72 (28.002.07) Figures in brackets refer to thi>*>e of the previous trading
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      Lock icon New York
      282 11 Wire services. WALL Street decided yesterday to follow Japan's lead with a resurgence of share prices. The Dow Jones average of 30 leading industrials soared 36.26 points to close at 2,736.71 points. With some 154 million shares changing hands on the New York Stock Exchange, advancers outnumbered decliners
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    I got pregnant, fiance left me
    1475 12 DEARAGGIE Dear Aggie, I AM 21 years old. I loved my fiance very much but he left me when I became pregnant. I had an abortion when I realised he did not want to take responsibility for my pregnancy! We separated three months ago.
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      72 12 ■I W I LADIES NIGHT (Mon Tue) $5 nett for Ladies PLUS Swimwear Fashion Show (inclusive of 1 standard drink) Sunday Thursday $10 nett (2 standard drinks) Friday (Gents) $15 nett (2 standard drinks) Sat Eve of P.Holiday $15 nett (2 standard drinks) TEA DANCE (Sat, Sun P.Hol) $6 nett
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  • UPDATE
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      YOUR GUIDE TO TODAY'S ACTION
      1672 13 ►Talks Courses IKENOBO-IKEBANA. Learn the traditional Japanese art of floral arrangement from professors of the Ikenobo School of Floral Arrangement in Kyoto. This is their second trip here. Today, Friday and Saturday. 10.30 am 12.30 pm and 6.30 pm 8.30 pm (for continuing students from
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      DON'T MISS:
      20 13 FILMS: FILM FESTIVAL OUT AND ABOUT: NO SMOKING RAP FOOD: SALMON AND TEA COMING UP: LONG GREEN SOCKS
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      CURRIES OF ASIA
      47 13 The curries of Thailand, Sri Lanka, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore are found all in one place. Choose any of these spicy dishes from the a la carte menu. Prices: $13+ -I- to $19+ Parrots coffee shop, Omni Marco Polo Hotel. Ends on Sunday.
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  • Showtime
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      Lock icon Shark Killer
      581 14  -  The Navy From July 17 SBC 8 9.30 pm Sixteen episodes By Lo Tien Yin A NAVAL "shark killer" will he featured in SBC's new serial. The Navy. The "shark killer" is a special dagger connected to a cylinder of compressed oxygen that Singapore's naval divers use against
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      Absorbing glimpse of Simon
      573 15 PAUL SIMON April 13 SBC 5, 12.30 pm PREVIEW/ BY LO TIF.N Yin B I i LIDDING Xinyao singers can take heart watching this How did Paul Simon make it to the top? By writing and singing his own stuff since he was 13 just like
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      Young nun’s dilemma with religion and sexual instinct
      381 15  -  Come, Come, Come, Upward! Film Festival Plaza Cinema, April 6, 6.30 pm PREVIEW/ BY Wong Sing Yeong A YOUNG nun struggles helplessly as a drunken excriminal forces himself on her in a cold, empty room. The ultimate defilement of the order. The
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      HK stars for film fest ball
      167 15  -  By Wong Sing Yeong HONGKONG stars Alan Tam, Eric Tsang, Ken Tong and Wilson Woo will be among the guests at the Singapore International Film Festival's Gala Ball. The event will be held at Regent Hotel's ballroom on Saturday. Accompanying the stars will be
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      59 16 A v^ es <B° oKS,,OP HOW TO TFAPH Doffn YOUR BABY TO Your baby can learn to read at two years old, at three or even younger. In this book, Glenn Doman shows why tiny children want to, can and should learn to read. Only $9.90 IJ7«6/VO Times The Bookshop
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  • Page 16 Miscellaneous
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      302 16 WEDNESDAYRADIO EnUHDIH oxniEHHilHI NOON News in Brief N00N News in Brief 12.05 Lunchdate 12.03 Popular Classics 1.00 News and Weather Report 100 News and Weather Forecast 1.15 Lanchdate (cont'd) Ul Currency Exchange Rates 2.00 News in Brief 1.15 Popular Classics (cont'd) 2.05 Words and Music (cont'd) Midday Market Report 3.00
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      378 17 COMICRELIEF WEDNESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh I; 1 FTESIH^HI I I NOON Good Music, Company and Me NO N Newsdesk uIT lOOKfcb Utt tt\i ZJ |"600nPinGC.R WHOT 0(4 12.15 Sentimental Journey 12.30 Off the SheM KWTKR. Y[ :B;t .3. r ,,ir« k 'issrsr 1;" C~d Mu.lc. Company and Mo ffe>§f BRm
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      ONE WOMAN’S PAIN
      2503 18 £l)c Jiecpter Rape. The word screams out at you. And when it happens, the pain of the victim breaks all bounds of agony. It happened to Nancy Ziegenmeyer, an American housewife. But unlike other victims, she decided to come out into the open about it. Her reason:
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      HOW THIS STORY CAME TO BE
      298 18 BY midsummer of last year, Mrs Ziegenmeyer's black notebook was bulging with newspaper clippings, magazine articles, pamphlets and notes from research in the Grinnell College library. Everything she could find on the subject of sexual assault victims went into the notebook. She thought it
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      880 19 WtffH the village hero rmtl (SBC 8, 6.45 pm) *fl I^l H Chen Anna: Plays Wen-Liang. Tonight, she returns to *tyjpl'! •lltijp' filf H Cheng-Ping and stays with Da-Ji's parents. Xiao-Feng '.I if (Chen Hanwei) is disappointed that You-Lan (Huang IVI 1 if mm )ijS| K Biren) still loves Da-Ji
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    Lying on TV and being found out
    253 20  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Adeline Woon IT is a favourite drink of national servicemen and the just-turned-18s out for the night. It is a universal brew that you can stick to if you are not sure of your way around the fancy cocktail list. It
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      169 20 [1 ...BUT IN O T AS CLOSE AS PAINASHAVE. In i.w you missed the point, the n«-w Panashave range now has a with the convenience of a fully rechargeable electric shaver. revolutionary 47 micron thin blade foil that's designed to cut and trap even Other Panashave features include an easy
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  • Page 20 Miscellaneous
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      77 20 If (SBC 8, 10.30 pm) I A h|l JHg IN Hall of Fame, the k n F/i spotlight falls on the dazzling 11 Mario Kempes (right) who was mm %n -4fr the hero of Argentina's World mS!*M mmm Cup victory in 1978. MURDER, SHE WROTE THE GRAND r I OLD
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  • SHOWTIME
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      Lock icon Ballet helped straighten her knock-knees
      436 21 Two dancers from Australia and Japan joined the Singapore Dance Theatre recently. And in good time, too. LO TIEN YIN profiles them B ALLET solves most problems for Motoku Niigaki, 24, of Japan. "When I dance, all my problems vanish," she said. Motoku joined the
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      Anne Marie SDT’s newest member
      224 21 AUSTRALIAN Anne Marie Cox, 20, is the SDT's newest member. She joined the company two months ago as an apprentice. She took up ballet at the age of seven. Her mother believed in letting her children progress artistically. But Anne Marie did not need much
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      SDT on the move, funds needed for building
      276 21 SDT is moving to its new home at Fort Canning in September. Before that, a building fund of $500,000 has to be raised. More performances are one way of raising funds and a bigger company allows for a wider repertoire. With the
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      757 22 I WITH LOVE FROM THE NEW PAPER FASTADS FITTI. i H liSj HAPPY BABIES EACH BABY CETS TO RECEIVE 2 PACKS of FITTI diapers, a singlet, a panty and a congratulatory I] vj CARD from FITTI. announce YOUR BABY'S birth right here, free. Singh i '-'i I Mr. Mrs Chan
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      305 27 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment 11 rM' oa Payoh Hospital, a JOO-bed government hospital, will -A 1 be restructured to operate as an autonomous hospital from 1 April 1990. With restructuring, we are committed to developing a progressive am) caring environment for our patients \jj and staff. If you
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      279 27 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment ss* H %mm Singapore Press Holdings Ltd /advertising a promotions executive/ Times Periodicals Re Ltd, a subsidiary Company of Singapore Press Holdings Ltd, is the publisher of popular magazines like HER WORLD, GO, Singapore Business, Young Parents, Home Decor and Reservist. We are currently
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      417 30 EUROPE KICKOFF: ENGLAND Reuter, AFP. I AN Rush hit his 22nd goal of the season to help Liverpool beat Wimbledon 2-1 at Anfield yesterday. That helped the Reds go three points clear at the top of the English First Division. Welsh international striker Rush gave Liverpool a ninth-minute
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      213 30 EUROPE KICKOFF: HOLLAND Reuter. AJAX Amsterdam smashed five goals past lowly Haarlem to go level on points with PSV Eindhoven at the top of the Dutch First Division yesterday. Both teams now have 40 points from 28 games, but PSV stays ahead thanks to a
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      180 30 WORLD CUP WARM-UPS Reuter. SWITZERLAND 2 ROMANIA 1 SWISS captain Heinz Hermann celebrated his 100 th international yesterday by scoring in his country's defeat of Romania in a friendly in Lucerne. World Cup finalist Romania, without several Dinamo Bucharest players who were released for the Cup-Winners' Cup semi-final
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      171 30 Reuter. LINFIELD 0 ARGENTINA 1 WORLD champion Argentina, minus Diego Maradona, ended its 10match goalless run by beating Northern Ireland club side Linfield 1-0 yesterday. Midfielder Nestor Lorenzo slammed the ball home in the fourth minute from a free-kick by Gabriel Calderon. Linfield goalkeeper George Dunlop saved
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      263 31 CUP WINNERS' CUP: MONACO 2 SAMP'RIA 2 Reuter. TWO goals by Sampdoria striker Gianluca Vialli put the Italian side in sight of a second successive Cup-Winners' Cup final. Vialli, back in first-team action after two months out with a foot injury, stunned the French club with two goals
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      330 31 Reuter. FIORENTINA goalkeeper Marco Landucci's bizarre own goal in the dying seconds kept alive Werder Bremen's hopes of a place in the Uefa Cup final. Landucci fumbled a curled corner in the 90th minute after a collision with defender Sergio Battistini and the ball ended in
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      262 31 AP. SEBASTIAO Lazaroni, coach of Brazil's national soccer team, has confirmed he will name injured star Romario to the World Cup squad despite a broken leg. Lazaroni announced he would name 23 players to the World Cup team on April 16,
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      WELCOME BACK
      319 32 Singapore squash has got a shot in the arm. Lina Ong and Ernest Tan, who had laid off the game due to studies, have resumed training with the national squad. DENNIS CHIA reports S QUASH in Singapore has received a boost with the return of two former players
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      Splendid show by Ang Mo Kio lads
      265 32  -  VITB BADMINTON By Bernard Pereira ANC« MO KIO Vocational Institute camp close to scoring 100 per cent success at the Vocational and Industrial Training Board individual championships at the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday. Out of nine entries in the competition, AMK had eight
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      439 32 Wire services. HENRY Marsh, a four-time Olympic steeplechaser, has been suspended for two years by the US track federation after failing to report for a drug test. Marsh, 36, claims business travel commitments made it impossible for him to report for the test in December. He had tested negative
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      438 32 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: CRICKET Fifth and final international between W Indies and England: England 214-3 <R Smith 69, A Lamb not out 55). West Indies 217 6 (1) Haynes 45. R Richardson 80. C Best 51; Small 3-29) W Indies won bv four wickets. SOCCER
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      Major overhaul required
      493 33 The Football Association of Singapore's board of inquiry is expected to release its findings soon. Will it help pull the refereeing fraternity out of dire straits? Will FAS crack the whip? The state of refereeing certainly deserves a breath of fresh air, and SURESH NAIR, a Class
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      Gearing up for Bardhan Cup
      198 33  -  By Abdul Shukor THE Singapore Indian Football Club is seeking release for four national players for the annual Bardhan Cup in Kuala Lumpur from April 19-22. It has written to the FAS for T Pathmanathan, D Devaraj, Eswaramoorthy Pillay and E Manimohan. All four are
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      Guo this time?
      310 34  -  By Bernard Pereira PLANS are afoot to engage a Chinese coach to prepare Singapore's table tennis squads for next year's South-East Asia Games in Manila. And talk in the Singapore Table Tennis Association is again revolving around former world champion Guo Yuehua. The 34-year-old twice world singles
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      ‘Co-operation key to success’
      293 34  -  SPOTLIGHT: LAWRENCE GAGNON, NATIONAL TENNIS COACH By Alfonso Chan LAWRENCE Michael Gagnon wants to make an impact on Singapore tennis. The 37-year-old new national coach plans to rescue tennis from the doldrums with a single word: Co-operation. "I want to make an impact," said Gagnon ("Larry"
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      267 33 fCALTEX CUP 'WORLD STARS' QUIZ. ARSENAL vs j SOUTH KOREA mS&Bt r v A t IJkr IffffipwCgM •*> jc* *>^^^BBnSSEj^Hr T jBMBK' 600 ADMISSION TICKETS TO BE WON This fantastic one-off meeting between these two super teams will be your last chance to see World Cup players in live action
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