The New Paper, 11 April 1990

Microfilm: NL17369
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    12 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1990 MCI (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS
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      117 1 ENGLISH LESSONS FOR SIA STAFF Singapore Airlines will spend $2 million a year to help its employees improve their English. More than 3,000 will benefit annually. ■■■j 11 family flare-up is believed to have sparked the skewer-in-the-neck murder in An^ r i a Mo Kio, police said. It is linked
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      25,000 mobile phones today in Singapore
      269 2 THE number 25 has a special meaning for Singapore Telecom. Today, it marks its 25,000 th mobile telephone connection. Last month the number of pagers distributed hit the 250,000 mark. Dr Han Chong Fong, the 25,000 th person to get a mobile phone, will
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      Lock icon EC move to curb US, Japanese shows
      302 2 Reuter. T I European Commission is planning a multi-million dollar campaign to ward off an invasion of US soap operas and Japanese cartoons in its member countries. "We have to do what we can to preserve the European cultural identity," Mr Jean Dondelinger
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      Lock icon Asian beauties for Miss Universe
      49 2 Swimsilit beauties: In Los Angeles for the Miss Universe contest are Asian beauties (from left) Miss Korea, Oh Hyun Kyung; Miss Singapore, Ong Lay Ling; and Miss Japan, Hiroko Miyoshi. They were seen during rehearsal last Saturday for the finals this Sunday. Picture/ Ap
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      Lock icon Armitage is US negotiator on bases in Philippines
      122 2 AP. PRESIDENT George Bush has appointed Mr Richard Armitage, a specialist on Asian affairs, to be the American negotiator in the much-delayed talks on the future of US military bases in the Philippines. The American leases on Clark Air Base and Subic
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      Lock icon Life goes on in changing block
      551 3  -  Stories/ Loh Than Lee MRS Neo Tang Kwee has just finished her washing and is hanging it out to dry. As she turns to her other chores, the sound of a generator starts up. generator starts up. She quickly brings in the washing, even
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      CHANGING DEMAND PROMPTED CONVERSION
      135 3 THREE blocks in Bukit Batok are affected by the conversion works. Forty-two three-room units will be converted into 21 five-room units. Thirty-eight units in four Bukit Panjang blocks and 260 units in seven Tampines blocks will also be converted. The conversion project will be completed in
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      115 2 HOTUNEPLUS 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. S i 1 I I *11 April'9o THIS VOUCHER 1 I ENTITLES
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      57 3 Cs% When does an Indian bride make her appearance.? 1/ In a Hindu ceremony, the bride makes ygab< an entrance only after these items have llfl been placed on trays: Nine different types of cereal to ensure prosperity, bananas for continuity of the family tree, vira hoJ V P°' or
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      CID to go high tech
      352 4 Home Affairs Minister Prof S Jayakumar yesterday called for the innovative use of computer technology to help police combat crime. SURESH NAIR finds out how the Criminal Investigation Department has come up with its own strategy in this area TECHNOCRIME. This one word sums up
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      TARGET FOR THE 90s
      100 4 THE Singapore police want to be the most advanced law enforcement agency in the region. This is its aim for the *****. The areas in which it aims to attain distinction include policing strategy, professional competence and technology, said the newly-appointed Police Chief of Staff, Asst
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      Soapless soap for those with sensitive skin
      257 4 HEALTHTALK I HAVE very sensitive skin and my doctor has recommended I use soapless soap. What exactly is this? Normal toilet soaps are made from the salts of animal or vegetable fats. Soapless soaps contain synthetic surface active detergents made from petroleum derivatives.
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      GLOSSARY
      163 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. assertive: Describes a person who speaks and acts in a forceful way. avalanche: Large mass of snow and ice that falls down the side of a mountain. conformist: A
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      142 4 Easter Galore Sunday April 15 Easter is a day of joy, so join us at Tivoli for our Easter treat. Tuck in from our sumptuous spread featuring International Buffet that will please even the most discerning palates. The wide selection consists of roasts, oxtail, oriental dishes and spicy favourites like
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      125 5 v i. :v i:., v > T nwrnwirc Jjv/IN vjJJN IJO n<Kl nUiLU II to# rii Ahe Longines Conquest VHP elegance of design makes the Conquest VHP (Very High Precision). Accurate to the watch of choice for those whose lives around one minute in five years, this is depend on
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Attack after quarrel with wife
      324 6  -  By Suresh Nair THE skewer-in-neck murder is linked to a quarrel the victim had with his estranged wife, it was learnt today. Mr Low Chiew Hing, 31, died after he was stabbed in the neck and then set on fire by someone he knew. The
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      Explosion and ball of flame as man is pulled out
      313 6 WHAT SOME RESIDENTS SAW SEVERAL people watched in horror as Mr Low Chiew Hing burned in his car yesterday morning. But the shocking scene jolted a taxi driver into action. Mr Zhao Rendao, 68, who lives in Ang Mo Kio
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      'Victim was very depressed'
      419 6 WHAT RELATIVES AND FRIENDS SAY THE gate of Mr Low Chiew Hing's Wilkie Road house was locked yesterday morning. But in the post box was a letter telling the occupant to get in touch with the Ang Mo Kio police immediately. Also in the post box
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      97 7 A EspremE j IH IP HBH IM?MK *'ji y* *WjßyHß^Li^* k f Citizen's craftsmen designers present yet another elegantly coordinated watch collection Stylish, extravagant beauty M created by thinly stretching the Jjm case to the limits of possibility |H[ 1 Superb water resistance because jjLv of Citizen's unique HUZ function
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      TNP ads win again
      329 8 A LITTLE blue chick and a shattering hammer that launched The New Paper have nailed another award nearly two years after they were hatched. The advertisements were honoured with a Distinctive Merit Award in The Art Directors Club third International Exhibition in New York. Yesterday, The
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      25 YEARS IN SINGAPORE
      93 8 AWARDS are not all McCann-Erickson is celebrating. The agency also marks its 25th anniversary in Singapore this year Mr Mac Donald said it now ranks among the country's top three advertising agencies. "Most of our 26 offices in the Asia-Pacif-ic region have been here for the
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      ENV: Warning notices not feasible
      135 8 IT is not feasible to put up warning notices at dirty food stalls that are about to be suspended, says the Ministry of Environment. "A hawker might appeal on the very last day before the suspension takes effect," an ENV spokesman said yesterday. He was
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      $2m a year to improve English
      257 9 THE Singapore Airlines group will spend $2 million a year to help its employees improve their English-lan-guage skills. The Communication Skills Programme is aimed at Sin- gapore-based employees who do not know English well enough to use it at work. More thiin H,(XX) of
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      LANGUAGE SKILL DEVELOPMENT
      116 9 THERE are four modules in the programme. The full four-module series will take about two years to run. But staff need not complete all the modules. By the time they complete Module 4 they should be able to read and understand local English-language newspapers and printed literature
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      New Raffles will have its own museum
      327 10 Raffles Institution moves to new premises next month. But it will not be leaving all its memories behind. YAW YAN CHONG provides a preview of what is in store at the new campus A 60-YEAR-OLD school bell and documents signed by Sir Stamford
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      Bricks that date back 100 years
      100 10 CENTURY-OLD bricks are among the other items that will go into the school museum. The bricks are more than 100 years old. They are from the original school building in Bras Basah first built in 1873. The bricks are now at the school's entrance
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      Lock icon Sleek lines, conical roofs
      219 10 FROM the road, Rl's new premises in Bishan may resemble the cool modern lines of a new MRT station. But closer inspection reveals there is much more to it. A clock tower stands in the middle of the 6.5-ha site and the building has cone-shaped roofs.
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      761 9 If every Singaporean does this, 000, 00 we can easily meet water target Water use on Monday rose to 1,008,000 cum-a high level. The Public Utilities Board hopes §.slf water use will be cut to below 950,000 cum a day as water stocks are running low. Here II is how
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      47 10 II PekiL rfc I Duck I 5 From 11th to 90th April 1 For Lunch ft Dinner Boiled live Prawm L Hong Kong Dian Xian From 41st to 30th April 9 /'Tfjil pftmcc RtsinußfiNT OSfcM® a m J Blk 25, Outram Parte #06-433 s"pore 0316 Tel: *****16/7
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    S'pore link in Desaru project
    609 11  -  THENEWSTOCW By Irene Ng Reporting from Desaru, Johor WE know of Johor's $1.77 billion plan to turn Desaru into Asia Pacific's first single-destination mega-re-sort by 1993. What is little known, however, is the Singaporean element in this ambitious project, Desaru International Resort. Two Singaporeans, entrepreneur
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    Lock icon Emotional welcome home
    350 12 WORLDTOCAY Wire services. A FRENCH woman and her Belgian boyfriend freed from captivity in Lebanon arrived to an emotional family welcome near Paris last night. With them was their two-year-old daughter who was born while the two adults were held hostage. vFrench Foreign Minister Roland Dumas was
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      91 12 A LITTLE LESS COLOUR IN THEIR CHEEKS. Introducing Main 5 wash jeans. Classic Our Quarter Blue fade for only $54.50. The Pick them up wherever you buy Wrangler, blue denims in a choice of five different fades. well washed look of Antique for just $64.50. Where the jeans that Ml
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      'I felt strongly about issue'
      706 13 It took one newspaper editor's opinion piece to prompt rape victim Mrs Nancy Ziegenmeyer to speak up. That editor was Mrs Geneva Overholser of the Pes Moines Register. IRENE HOE talks to her and the reporter who interviewed Mrs Ziegenmeyer. TO name or not to
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      It was emotionally draining: Reporter
      576 13 f IT is still causing reaction. It has now spread across the nation. Reaction is even more intense than at first. At first, it was just lowa. We were very pleased with the response. When we got reaction nationwide, we were flabbergasted. Most people nationwide
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Japanese buy stake in US university
      269 14 BANNERS written in Japanese are flying over the town of Salem, West Virginia. A lot of fingers are wagging, too. The Japanese have arrived in one more American town and since most of them speak very little English, sign language and Japanese ideograms have
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      Lock icon Amorous Italian women in blackmail trap
      121 14 AFP. THREE men who allegedly blackmailed dozens of young women photographed in amorous j poses with a Brindisi lifeguard have been arrested in Italy. In Brindisi, police had seized a list with the names, numbers and addresses of some 50 women. They also seized
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      Lock icon Minister suggests S'pore as India's trade transit point
      205 14 AFP. THE Singapore Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr Peter Sung, has urged Indian businessmen to use the Republic as a transit point for trade with South-east Asian nations. Mr Sung, who is also the Minister of State for National Development,
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  • FOREIGNSTOCKS
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      Lock icon London
      289 14 Wire services. SHARES finished lower yesterday in lackluster dealings, as Tokyo's overnight drop and a smattering of disturbing corporate news during the early hours sent the market sliding downhill. The Financial Times 30share index shed 9.8 points, or 0.57 per cent, closing at 1732.5. Volume was a slight 367.6
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      Lock icon Tokyo
      90 14 Reuter. TOKYO shares pushed their way up at the open as a stronger yen and market bargains provided some buying incentive to investors, brokers said. The key 225-share Nikkei index jumped 151.63 points or 0.51 per cent to 29,776.31 in 10 minutes after crumbling 773.25 on Monday. Investors apparently
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      Indices/Closing
      51 14 FT Industrials Tue 1,732.50 (1,742.30) Dow Jones Average Tue 2,731.08 (2,717.12) ST Industrial Tue 1,509.60 (1,505.80) NST Industrial Tue 2,835.75 (2,809.26) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 2,942.33 (2,954.74) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,511.00 (1,529.00) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 29,624.68 (30,397.93) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading
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      Lock icon New York
      287 14 Wire services. SELECTIVE buying spurred blue-chip Wall Street stocks higher yesterday while the broader market was pressured by concerns about the deluge of firstquarter earnings reports due out next week. The Dow Jones average of 30 leading industrials regained the ground it lost at the start of trading
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    Tormented by wife's past
    1177 15 DEARAGGIE Dear Aggie, I have been married for almost 20 years and my wife and I have two children. Our marriage has its sweet and sour moments, but on the whole we are a happy and comfortable family. However, there is a black, ugly and indelible
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      5 15 MSbds The Employment Classified Section
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      65 15 1 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) $6 nett (3 drinks) Amara Hotel (4th level), Tanjong
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      26 16 jjjM Sp BEHIND |ff{ THE NAMES CALCULAIOKS CAMERA FIASHIiGMTS ToJsT /UIDIO T//m "gSEsstrsr" You can put more power behind any name with National Batteries. National Battery
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      898 16 PRESS GANG 5, 5.00 pm) Debut episode of a 12-part series about the trials, tribulations, joys and agonies of a group of youngsters setting up a edition of their local newspaper. Julia Sawalha plays Lynda Day, the editor of Junior Gazette and Dexter Fletcher plays Spike Thomson, her "tough guy"
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    Japanese serials are one of a kind
    237 17  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Wong Sing Yeong FAMILY Feud (SBC 8, 7.30 pm) is so very typical of the kind of Japanese soap drama shown in Singapore. Like in many previous Japanese serials, the story centres around a young, innocent girl hoping to make something
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      41 17 ORDINAR Y FANS: ONE FIXED PATTERN. A NARROW VIEW ON KEEP YOU COOL. riiiMCTW itwiam THI NEH llf YUKAC I VERTICAL. HORIZONTAL fr WAVY PATTERNS AND llf YIIR AGI FUNCTION O National Wf/M HAOWB V|P (I ICTMUMCA ULSC2££" nnit"t FLECTRIC FAN
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      58 17 THE VILLAGE HERO DAJI (Jin Jugong, right) marries Rong-er and Xiaofeng |u|j|Ufj; a marries Youlan in this final episode of the series. Later, jdff Daji falls out with Xiaofeng when he finds out that the ->y|i!|!|nK' latter had altered the ||kl| genealogical records to show |n|M that Youlan and he
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  • sports
    • CHINESE CHECKERED?
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        Double trouble for champs
        699 18 If London in 1982 saw the rise of the Chinese shuttle army, Tokyo could very well see its fall next month. Except for one hiccup in 1984 when it lost the Thomas Cup to Indonesia China has stood the test of time. Today, however, things look
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        Step aside China, it will be S Korea and Indonesia
        337 18 WHAT has really happened to the charismatic Chinese? Are their women really doomed for relegation? The departure of Chinese firebrands Li Lingwei, Han Aiping, Lin Ying and Guan Weizhen has left a gap too big for rising stars Tang Jiuhong,
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  • UPDATE
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      YOUR GUIDE TO TODAY'S ACTION
      1571 19 ►Centrest&e r~yf CHAMBER CONCERT. Ar Featuring the SSO String Quartet. The programme includes Dvorak's Waltz in A Major, String Quartet in F major Op 96 (The American), and Schubert's Octet Op 166 for Two Violins, Viola, Cello, Double Bass, Clarinet, Bassoon and Horn. Victoria Concert
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      DON'T MISS:
      16 19 CENTRESTAGE: Chamber Concert FILM: French Film TALKS: Talking to Kids OUT ABOUT: Dior's Dots
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      ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK
      55 19 Kurt Russell stars in this movie set in the future. The year is 1997. The place Manhattan, a maximum security prison. Russell plays Snake Plissken, a character who must make a daring rescue from within the prison's borders. Environment Building Theatrette. 8 pm. Free for members
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  • Showtime
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      SBC's snow job
      559 20  -  Sweet Dreams From June 12 SBC 8 9.30 pm 30 episodes By Lo Tien Yin "SNOW" fell in Studio 6A recently. In 1984, when SBC wanted snowy scenes for Man from the Past, a swordfight saga, it had to go to South Korea. The studio scene rigged
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      Dead Poets and live questions
      598 21  -  By Wong Sing Yeong o NCE in a while, a film comes along that gets everybody buzzing. I One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest challenged you to re-define insanity. The Accused sent questions flying about rape. The War of the Roses (now showing at Cathay
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      Storm brewing as cop goes gunning for his wife's killers
      451 21  -  Hard To Kill Next change at Prince 1, Republic 2, Changi 2, Savoy 2 and New Crown PREVIEW/ By Adeline Woon THIS is the story of a modern-day Rip Van Winkle. Gunned down and left for dead, detective Mason Storm
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      JJ takes charge of her own life
      680 22 Janet Jackson made a song-and-dance about gaining her independence from one of pop's most famous families. Has breaking away from the Jackson clan really put the singer in charge of her own career? AT the start of her Control album in 1986, Janet
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      SEEINGSTARS
      214 22 PAT WANTS NEW ROLE HE'S best known for playing the Casanova in the movie Dirty Dancing. But Patrick Swayze says he prefers the roles that once went to stars such as Spencer Tracy. "I want to have a career like Spencer Tracy, Robert de Niro, Gene Kelly, Omar Sharif.
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      86 20 L mm A Pi II New Kao F,oor Ma 9 iclean has the jw "fiW extra cleaning ability to remove £,|a. C*3 N stubborn and oily stains in your kitchen and other living areas Just mop once. There's no rinsing J Kao Floor Magiclean cleans with no I sticky feeling.
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      73 22 TODAY, THE FIRST 50 READERS WITH THIS AD AND YOUR OWN NAMECARD AT GINO'S WILL BE ENTITLED TO A IMPORTED T-SHIRT (WORTH $19/=) (Between 2.30pm and 6pm only) Thereafter, any reader who presents this ad will be given $5/- off any item purchased at Gino's. VALID TILL APRIL 17 1990
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      433 23 WEDNESDAYRADIO 1 COMICRELEF B23EEHEHH curry-puff > Lee ssEEr ZTzZtZL. rirr 1 IST^T 100 1.00 I I < CXjfe) I M .rkrf.f 110 Currency Exchange Rates /Jfc A l I /SSBS* 2 00 H«w« la Brief H? AO^i 3 00 Hews in Britf Minnury X v 3.05 Werds and Musk (cont'd)
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      463 24 COMICREUEF WEDNESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coin Goh NOON Good Music, Company and Mo NOOK Nowsdosk BUT NOVO I'VE DECIDED "RON.UOKT 1215 SontlmonUl iournoy 12.30 Off tho SheH -600WF/WGER- m 12-30 K-ping Track 12.45 Country Stylo 1 AftE |BkW®7j THW«RT t M ilffTT IT 1.00 News 1.00 World News T (Vfofct TORtfEtMNTD WWltf
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    Cuisine that aims to be harmonious
    287 25 N HHON-RYORI. As any Asian gourmand knows, the two words stand for traditional Japanese food. Behind them is a philosophy as unique as the culture of Japan. This results in a cuisine that is simple and clean in taste and aesthetic in preparation. The
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      85 25 A SPECIAL FEATURE OF FASTads GO JAPANESE H RW YOSHINO W I K iKI JAPANESE ,j i Party (minimum 10 persons) j 1 \/7) Opening Hours: rr Monday to Saturday 11.30 am- 2.30 pm Sunday Public Holiday 6.00 pm -10.00 pm C7O Yoshlno Japanese Restaurant L\/i] 10 Anson Road #02-33/37
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      176 25 > JRhW// 1111 k [fl H>l b CxxiTivTiiill Exclusive Surroundings and Cosy Ambience Business Hours: 12 noon 2.30pm (Lunch) 6.30pm •10 15pm (Dinner) In the variety of foods offered, our chefs will delight your palates with food concepts embracing the use of nature's best and cooked in a natural way
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      274 26 fL>2 A SPECIAL FEATURE OF |||g I GO JAPANESE I CAUFORNIA MAKI XJidu I W® IB ii mm f§fi ?'•<••'• v.;fk' f DAILY SET LUNCH from $6.so++onwards Business Hours: 12 noon 2.45 pm (Lunch) 6.00 pm -10.45 pm (Dinner) i SUSHI J* KOHARU #02-23 FAR EAST PLAZA TEL: *****72 U
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      68 26 MWI ZUSHI RESTAURANT 150 Orchard Road #0216, Orchard Plua. Spore 0923 Teh *****77 fiwHfl Opening Hours: 12 noon 3pm (Lunch) 6.30pm 3am (Dinner) Sundays closed for lunch but opened for dinner (6.30 p.m. 12a.m.) Return to the ethnic tastes of belachan, buah keluak and much more in our forthcoming issue
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      886 27 fMKRSIads737-V66 THE EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED SECTION OCRS *****CIASS. HK *****30 811 PtriOMl Services/ Merchandise 831 Employment An (itaMiilwd «lockbroktng hrm GENERAL CLERKS G.C.E. 'N' or *0' level able to operate telex machine pleasant personality ACCOUNTS CLERK O.C.E. N* or *0* level preferably L.C.C.I. Intermediate Accounts able to work long hours hittfiiltd
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      532 28 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following posts: Refinery Operator 2. Fuelling Operator —I (in Changi Airport) Requirements Completed full-time national service GCE 'O' level with credits in Science/ Technical stream or completed Secondary education with related industrial trade certificates No
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      438 28 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment Singapore Press Holdings lid is the largest I newspaper and magazine publishing company in Southeast Asia. We are now inviting applications From suitably qualified candidates for the following vacancies: J EDITORIAL ASSISTANT 7 Reporting to the Head (Administration), Newsdesk, the successful candidates will provide
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      336 28 831 Employment EiliklliM Japan*** menufecturing company rtqulfH WQMMJfi GENERAL CLERKS Female Singaporeans/ permanent residents OCE "C Level Able to type With or without experience Training will be provided FEMALE MATERIAL/ PRODUCTION SCHEDULER Must have some experience In production planning In electronic industries Bilingual language Attractive remuneration 5-day week Free transport
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      266 29 <31 Emptoymut 831 Employment I The/m I benefits for the tiff people A rewarding career starts with a US multinational company REDA PUMP. MALE STORE CLERK No experience required Fresh applicants preferred Must be able to type 35 wpm ACCOUNTS CLERK GCE O' level Knowledge in PC Able to type
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      272 29 831 Employment CARRIER SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED C Due to expansion, we have immediate vacancies for the following positions GCE 'O' level or relevant accounting qualifications 1 year's experience and familiar with computerised systems GCE 'O' level Male, completed N.S. 1 2 years' working experience in Stores with exposure in expediting
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      2 29 831 Employment
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      217 29 831 Employment ISETAN Singapore tokyo Age 21 35 yrs old Must have completed NS STAFF BENEFITS 1 rotating weekend off staff purchase shift allowance sales incentive staff holiday bungalow CPF welfare scheme medical benefits 24 hours Insurance coverage WALK-IN INTERVIEW Daily From 2.00 pm 5.00 pm Please bring along school
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      2 29 831 Employment
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      393 29 831 Employment QE (USA) VIDEO PROJECTOR, solo distributor require* FEMALE ADMIN. CLERK Book-keeping a Typing general clerical duties ELECTRONICS TECHICIANS N.T.C. 2/ I.T.C. In Electronic* or colour tv. Ito 2 years' colour t v servicing experience class 3 driving licence Singapore citizens Intaraatad applicants, pleas* writs in or call to
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      502 31 AFP. B RYAN Robson is determined to last the course at Maine Road today (2.45 am tomorrow, Singapore time) and complete the FA Cup mission he began against Oldham on Sunday. In the process, the England captain will be seeking a remarkable record of five consecutive
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      235 31 EUROPE KICKOFF: ENGLAND AFP. SHEFFIELD United put itself back in the First Division promotion race yesterday. It bounced back from two successive defeats to beat Watford 4-1. That moved the club to within three points of Second Division leader Leeds
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      248 32 AP. STEFFI Graf felt fine and played even better yesterday when she ended a twomonth layoff from tennis with an impressive debut in the Bausch and Lomb Championships. The world's top-ranked player, sidelined since Feb 6 with a broken thumb, needed only 45 minutes
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      344 32 AP. B RAZIL'S coach Sebastiao Lazaroni has issued a stern warning to his players who fail to report for training camp on schedule. He has threatened to leave them out of the World Cup tournament in Italy. The warning came in response to an impending boycott
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      175 32 AP. THE disciplinary commission of the Italian League yesterday withheld the result of the Ata-lanta-Napoli match pending a decision by the highest soccer tribunal. League officials said the tribunal will take a final decision in the case by April 21, on the eve of the penultimate
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      324 32 Wire services BORIS Becker has pulled out of the Barcelona ATP tennis tournament with tendonitis in his left knee. But the West German expects to be back for the Monte Carlo Open in two weeks. He said the trouble started in the tournament in Florida last month. COLOMBIA has
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