The New Paper, 14 April 1990

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    18 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY, APRIL 14/ SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1990 MCI (P) 36/4/89 50 CENTS the
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      201 1 A YOUNG WOMAN'S 10-YEAR SECRET Doniso (not her real name), a Singapore career woman and mother, was raped by a well-known personality she had gone to interview more than 10 years ago. For a long time, she was haunted by the incident kept ■■IH secret from all but those closest
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    Lock icon LOUNGE ON WHEELS
    31 1 go a long the a j&j M fef**- Mr Eric managing director of Pacific Limousine, and Mr Eddie Wong, the general the i50 nh ur Picture/ Simon Ker
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Police baffled by deaths at worksite
      379 2  -  By Yaw Yan Chong TWO construction workers have died in the last two weeks at the same worksite under unexplained circumstances and the police are baffled. The workers, a Thai and a Singaporean, were found dead one after being hit on the head by
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      Workers at site jittery
      122 2 THE two deaths have made the remaining workers jittery, coming after the series of sudden, unexplained deaths that has claimed about 200 Thai workers here since 1983. Already, 28 of the roughly 50 Thai workers at the Claymore Drive site have gone home. Seven of those
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      Chok Tong sets off for US and Britain
      174 2 FIRST Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong left on Friday evening for a nine-day visit to the United States and Britain. He will spend four days in Washington at the invitation of US Vice-President Dan Quayle, who paid a two-day visit to
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      Lock icon Mum delivers a three-in-one
      354 3 T HE ultrasound scan said she would have twins. Madam Leow Swee Hwa was all set for them when she gave birth on Monday. So she could not believe her ears when the doctor told her that she had given birth to triplets two boys and
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      Over 5m visitors expected this year
      316 3 THERE should be at least 5.25 million people visiting Singapore this year, about 10 per cent more than last year's 4.8 million. The forecast was made by the chief of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Mr Pek Hock Thiam. Business Times reports that for
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      236 2 I I I I April '90 j THIS VOUCHER 1 I ENTITLES YOU "gUET I I TO ONE I j Collect one whole week's set of vouchers J (Monday Saturday) and redeem for I double the number of coupons. I I Vouchers redeemable at: a 277 Orchard Road, #01-41 Specialists'
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      37 2 Hotlineplus IF you want to share a point of view, call Hotline Plus, 734-7711, or write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, S pore 0923. Include your full name, address and phope number.
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      43 3 What is wfrw final step in a Hindu wedding ceremony |g| The marriage is sealed when themantra Sapla Padijs uttered as the bridoTand I groom take steps together around the holy fire. The Sapta Padi also acts \as an affirmation of j friendship
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Credit cards ok for some students
      384 4  -  By Foo Siang Luen SINGAPOREANS below 21 can still get supplementary credit cards if they are going overseas for studies. This is the exception to advice from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) last April that credit and charge card companies were not to
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      50-year-old peeping Tom nabbed
      142 4 ALERT security officers caught a 50-year-old peeping Tom in the ladies' toilet at the Bukit Timah Plaza yesterday. He was about to hide in one of the cubicles and position himself to peep when he was hauled out. Police said a security officer saw the man
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      294 4 TMEOVT I 1 for a BINGO CHOCOI All WAFI R 51JL r When it's time to take a break, there's nothing "k* biting into a Bingo chocolate wafer. It's solid yet crunchy. Fills you like no other snack does! Serenata for that delicious munch with the sheer delight of chocolate.
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      24 4 Ministry of Health Approved Buffered l— r Manufactured by Opto-pharm Pte Ltd J/C/ L /~> C 7 (Ministry Of Health Manufacturers licence No M 043)
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      65 5 lev i s 501. One of the Red Tabs. Button fly jeans. Exclusively Levi's. Fits like no other jeans can. LEVI'S BOUTIQUE #B1 -64 Wisma Atria #01 -09 Shaw Leisure Gallery #01 -24 Forum Galleria #01-41 Parkway Parade Also available at: Daimaru, Metro Stores. OG Stores, Oriental Woodlands, Robinsons, Tangs,
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      His jackpot: Match ticket
      189 6 STUDENT M J Teng actually wanted to win the Moneywords contest. But he also entered the Cal- tex Cup "World Stars" quiz sponsored by Caltex and JVC. Mr Teng, 20, a student, won a $10 ticket in the Caltex Cup quiz. It is for a celebrity
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      Branded goods boom may be over
      376 6 THE boom time might be over for branded goods and fashion retailers in Orchard Road. They are being squeezed by soaring rents, rising labour costs and increasing competition. Sales of well-established brands such as Chanel and Hermes dropped by 10 to 15 per cent
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      Burst pipe causes flood at Pearl's Hill
      217 6 A BURST pipe at Pearl's Hill Park around midnight yesterday turned Pearl's Hill Road into a river, Lianhe Zaobao reported this morning. The pipe, measuring 70 cm in diameter, snapped at around 1 am last night resulting in thousands of litres of fresh
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      69 6 JASPER PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS j BELINDA WMb MSBWa SATURDAY APRIL 21 jmntl VENUE: SENTOSA MUSICAL FOUNTAIN i J Tickets available Jasper Productions TANGS 157 A Goldhill Centre Level 2 I h ad UNISONG Tel: *****11 *02-78 World Trade Centre 4 4 Atiommodaiion t* 0. t 'M Q Sound and Light I
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      439 7 GOOD IDEAS KEEP COMING UP Get organised the quick and easy way. Names Phone Numbers Schedules Clock Calendar One-Step Currency Conversions World Time UiflP^ Electronic Organizers with/without Alarm JA—BANK ®S^* EL-6081 Stores 100 names/items Alarm reminds you of upcoming events, dates it l£-Jz2E£J and times Secret code for confidential data
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      438 8 WOULD YOU RUN, SWIM AND CYCLE TO SAVE A LIFE? w fj TRIATHLON Vv® W ENTRY/INDEMNITY FORM fIL m** 0 i(y| 1* 22 /IPfl/Z. 90 CHANG/ COAST ROAD I Every participant will receive a Triathlon T-shirt. Xy I Every additional $20.00 raise J will entitle the W Jr >" participant
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Sales of S'pore furniture up
      375 9 S INGAFORE-made furniture is going places. Exports more than doubled in the last five years to reach $305.8 million in 1989. Much of the furniture is going to Japan, the fastest-growing overseas market for Singapore-made furniture. Locally-made leather sofas, occasional chairs and wooden furniture are
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      Losing a tooth can create problems
      327 9 DENTALTALK HAVK you thought what the consequences are if you lose a tooth? Many people will pull out a painful tooth to avoid the hassle of saving it. They think tooth loss is part and parcel of growing old. Each tooth has a role
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      56 9 SWISS PRIDE AND JOY... nl SUII/I /^\l> Original Swiss Milk Chocolates more delicious, naturally. Imported from Switzerland in a wide range of Alpenmilch Hazelnuts Almonds Fruit Nuts Honey Chips Almonds Chocolate Malt Crunch White Chocolate Crunch j IMPORT! R Petri Poods Pte Itd •48 Senoko Drive, Singapore 2775 Tel: *****72
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      300 10 make m m I rSnMT LENS SHOCK, I I g CONT j" "(Z I 1 1 -?r3: noth vebMnappr,>vedb> ti^!^uS^k^>^ 1 1 T^ i U MW.trl e oOtwlthon h ch I 1 I "lTdws not have ""..^^T'fSS.gUw't »SJ2t?S Wi-- kII m^" """ll I whk* prevent# on the liat B' ven
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      Lock icon New medical centre for diabetics
      391 11  -  By Trudy Lim A CLAN association built a medical centre and then leased it out as it did not know how to run a hospital. The Char Yong Clan Association spent $3.2 million to build a five-storey building in Balestier Road. The site used to
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      GLOSSARY
      163 11 THKSE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. burly: Describes a person who has a broad body and strong muscles. empathised: Understood the problems and feelings that someone else went through, usually because one has experienced a
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      Lock icon The longest ride in town
      579 12 A car rental company has brought in one of the world's longest cars, a Holden Calais Royale. There are two of these seven-seaters in Singapore available for rent. GRISELDA LOO took a drive in one of them IT looks like an ordinary car from the
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      Friday the 13th squeeze at Tangs
      270 12 IT was a lucky Friday the 13th for the Tangs department store yesterday, being the first day of its annual sale. It was already packed with eager shoppers from as early as 9 am. Tangs allowed 15,000 customers who hold its credit card and
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      601 11 a. All entries must depict the theme "Growing Up Without Tobacco". V AJdress the different influences which encouraj? r or discourage the smoking habit, improve A m a knowledge on the health consequences of I V A M smoking or promote the benefits of growing up kRA/Ak J 1 I
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      Only one local company allowed to make saline
      265 14 ONLY one Singapore company is allowed to manufacture contact lens saline for sale here. The Ministry of Health said in a release on Thursday that it has licensed only M/s Opto Pharm Pte Ltd to manufacture saline. But 32 other imported brands
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      Burns not stab wound killed victim
      428 14  -  SKEWER-IN-THE-NECK MURDER By Suresh Nair THE skewer-in-neck murder victim actually died from his severe burns, a post-mor-tem by a government pathologist has revealed. Mr Lau Chiew Hiang, 34, died in hospital with the skewer still stuck in the left side of his neck. Medical
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      Lau was a monk for a week
      258 14 MR Lau Chiew Hiang, who died after he was stabbed and set on fire on Tuesday, told a former employer he had served as a monk in Thailand. Mr Havinder Singh told Lianhe Wanbao that Mr Lau told him about his week-long stint
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      Victim's widow speaks out
      312 14 MR LAU Chiew Hiang's widow, 26-year-old Ms Jenny Lim, claimed that her late husband beat her up no less than four or five times during the 12 months of their marriage. "At first I did not dare to tell my family but later, I could take
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      24 14 (1 Night Stay Only) „40% Discount Also Available Day-Use STRAND COFFEE SHOP offers SPECIAL CLAYPOT FRQMS4JO-<BJO THE BOUGAINVILLAE LOUNGE wfth'Sve' music daly except Sunday
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon We did this, admit Soviets
      353 15 Reuter. THK Soviet Union, admitting guilt tor the 1940 massacre of thousands of Polish officers, has tried to heal a festering World War II wound and open the way for closer tics with Warsaw. Moscow, acknowledging the atrocity it blamed for half a centurs on
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      B-G Lee: How labour relations evolved here
      190 15 HOW are relation «o good between workers .and employers in Singapore? That was the qiuiiion Briga-dier-General (Res) Lee Hsien Loong faced yesterda\ in Seoul a city troubled by worker unrest. Relations were not always peaceful, he said in reply at .1 luncheon meeting
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      Lock icon Japanese group in $26 billion projects in Burma
      192 15 AFP. BURMA announced a $26 billion infrastructural development with Japan's powerful Daichi Group in Rangoon yesterday. The projects include building two new international airports, a telecommunications centre and a huge increase in electrical power capacity. The Burmese Trade and Planning Minister, Brig-Gen
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      Lock icon 500 face layoff in Stealth cuts
      98 15 Reuter. NORTHROP Corp said it is continuing to cut costs on its B-2 Stealth bomber as the controversial system comes up for critical budget review in Washington. "We have a very active cost reduction programme that will include lay-offs of about 500 workers this
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      30 16 MOVIE STAR LOOKS If you're After head turning looks, try National's hairdryer. It* turbo boost will -rr> _LX. gbv you a windswept look TuA even He Xiu Qing would envy.
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      812 16 In tonight's programme, Beverley Shenken previews J Academy Award winner, Driving Miss Daisy, and Music Box as well as Blaze, a movie starring Paul at E? Newman (right) and set against the backdrop of Louisiana in the *****. Also, celebrating its golden anniversa- 40 ry, the internationally-acclaimed love story, Wuthering
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    THE FIRST TIME IS THE LAST TIME
    48 17 (SBC 8, 10.15 pm Ma Yufeng, (Ma Sichen) is jailed for possessing drugs. Her boyfriend wants her to kill inmate Wang Huili (Wu Jiali, right). But she befriends Huili as she learns of the death of her boyfriend (Andy Lau, left).
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    SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE
    93 17 SHADES OF LOVE LITTLE WHITE LIES (SBC 5, 10.30 pm) Lillian Reynolds, (Linda Smith, right) a successful corporate lawyer, meets Roberto Fiori (Duncan Regehr, left), a cabinet maker working for her uncle, while working late in her office. They grow fond of each of other despite their
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    Making the right choice
    255 17  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Lo Tien Yin IN life, it's good to know that there are options and someone who backs you up in whatever choice you've made. In Intrigue (SBC 5, 10.30 pm), an American decides to defect to Moscow. When he finds he does not like
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      131 17 See MORE of the world for LESS, with the National Jl. In addition to the playback of PAL video tapes, the new worldwide for its reliability. National J1 video cassette recorder lets you watch a whole world of See your nearest dealer today. Hell gladly offer you the NTSC tapes
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    It just kept haunting me
    2880 18 spotlight Another victim speaks out: On Monday, we will be carrying a story on American journalist Karen Jurgensen who was raped at gunpoint 15 years ago. Karen is senior editor of USA Today newspaper. "TELL her that I admire her courage. I think it's great
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      859 19 8.55 AM Opening and Programme Highlights followed 12.40 PM Opening and Programme Highlights followed 7.50 AM Programme Summary by Sunday Morning, Singapore: Includes an inter- by Tamil Cinema Naan Adimai Illai: A couple g 00 Garbage Pail Kids: Cartoon view with Nobel prize-winning actor Sir William who hail from contrasting
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Look at us, kids, we'll be high flyers
      122 20 AP. US President George Bush and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher interrupted talks on global issues in Hamilton, Bermuda, yesterday to do something their critics have often suggested go fly kites. The two leaders greeted a group of 20 children who had
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      Lock icon lacocca only one to get raise among Big Three bosses
      232 20 What the bosses got: Lee lacocca of Chrysler: $7.44 million K Donald Petersen of Ford: $12.27 million U Roger Smith of General Motors: $4.65 million AP. CHRYSLER Chairman Lee lacocca was the only US Big Three car company chief executive
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      Lock icon Soviet threat to cut Lithuanian supplies
      294 20 Wire services. s I OVIET President Mikhail Gorbachev has threatened to I cut off basic supplies to Lithu'ania unless the authorities in the Baltic republic repeal a number of new laws within two days. An ultimatum signed by Mr Gorbachev and Prime Minister Nikolai
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      Lock icon Former Yugoslav vice-president charged
      188 20 AP CRIMINAL charges have been filed against former Yugoslav vice-president Fadil Hoxha for allegedly fanning ethnic Albanian nationalism in Kosovo, the Tanjug news agency reported. A public prosecutor in the troubled province reportedly said Mr Hoxha, an ethnic Albanian, "triggered nationalist, racial and religious hatred" in
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      Credit card woes of a 'dead' man
      421 21 IN a case of mistaken identities, Time magazine writer Michael G Riley was told he had run up huge debts and, then, he was a dead man. All because of a credit card. Mr Riley responded to a Citibank advertisement that offered a
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      Bombay stock exchange hit by heavy selling
      208 21 THE fear of war between India and Pakistan gripped the Bombay Stock Exchange on Thursday with worried speculators selling shares and sharply depressing prices, Business Times reported today. A New Delhi-based political analyst warned that the economies of both countries would be severely
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      Lock icon Bombay Oberoi fire put out
      103 21 AP FIREFIGHTERS using helicopters and oxygen tanks put out a blaze in the biggest hotel in Bombay yesterday. No one in the 36-story building was injured, a hotel spokesman said. More than 1,000 people were evacuated from the five-star Oberoi Towers hotel. Indian Navy helicopters
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      Lock icon Wholesale prices drop in US
      254 21 Reuter. INFLATION in the United States has been curbed on one level. Wholesale prices fell 0.2 per cent in March after remaining unchanged in February, the US Labour Department said on Friday. Food and energy costs led the March decline in the Producer Price Index
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      Lock icon Easter demo against killing rabbits
      148 21 AFP. ANIMAL rights activists carried a bloodied toy rabbit in a satin coffin outside the headquarters of the Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association in Washington on Friday to protest against the killing of rabbits in cosmetics testing laboratories. "Have a cruelty-free holiday!" shouted volunteers from
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      Pinnacle of modern theatre
      570 22 BROOK'S MAHABHARATA British theatre director Peter Brook (right) caps a brilliant career with his landmark film version of The Mahabharata. CHANTAL NAIR delves into the director's winning technique and also finds out why the epic poem is enjoying such a renaissance B RITISH director Peter Brook's
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      We can outdo the guys, say lady DJs
      674 23 T HEY think they can do a good job at this year's Swing Singapore as good as Malcolm X or Moe Alkaff. If only they are given the chance. And they will remember not to wear mini-skirts while atop the cranes the
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      FEMALE ENTERTAINERS ONLY
      237 23 THIS is one production company with a difference it offers only female entertainers. Called Barbra's, it is run by Mrs May Khoo. It is the "yin" counterpart of Victor Khoo Productions, which is the "y an g"May's husband is Victor Khoo, a well-known entertainer and the ventriloquist
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      An affair viewed lightly
      367 24  -  Brief Encounter in Shinjuku Coming to Eng Wah cinemas PREVIEW/ By Wong S Wong Sing Yeong |0 NE-NIGHT stands can hurt your marriage. Especially when you have just patched up with your wife after a separation. And especially if the other girl is your office assistant.
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      Lock icon SEEINGSTARS
      181 24 AP. MINOGUE'S RULES POP singer Kylie Minogue is set to impose a string of tough rules on her 50 staff going on this month's British tour. Minogue, 21, has banned smoking among her entourage. She has reportedly threatened to sack any of her staff caught lighting up, the South
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      314 25 SATURDAYRADIO BJQQQ3EIH EMiQHH NOON News in Brief NOON News in Brief 12.0S Real Fun 12.03 Popular Classics 1.00 News and Weather Report 1.00 News and Share Market Review 1.10 Traffic Report/Interlude 1.30 Popular Classics (cont'd) 1.30 Love on the Airwaves 2.00 Programme Summary 2.00 News in Brief, followed by 2.02
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      146 25 COMICRELEF Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee r" C h4O I f "War, 'jour fesiT 1 L Tr\,"nr^B Augusta /Dominic Poelsma Angus McGill f MY^ thatm\ 1 &¥T frXCHZCX ?A£&Z>) [uww J Avo&un'J OTItfL George the Robot/stephen Stanley So -IM»S »S Nj. AS Aw ..I Wor-lCf-C2 k V*> lb V**w£ oeo^.^ Duffy/Bruce Hammond I
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      410 26 COMICRELIEF SATURDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh NOON Kids' Spotlight NOON Newsdesk r— ———r mmmm IT A —12.30 Top of the Pops 12.30 Hero's Humph! 3AM ES BOON JN WHEM Ht WAS IfJ Bui WITH HlfV\ CSI6H hi 1.00 News 12.45 Worldbrief •600NFIN6ER" 110 Future Hits 1.00 World News 200 c K^
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    TOPSPINS
    411 27  -  By Adeline Woon WHAT BECOMES A LEGEND MOST JERMAINE STEWART (10 RECORDS) REMEMBER the massive hit We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off? Remain clothed then, for Stewart's latest. It is another album of solid dance material with Stewart paying tribute to the übiquitous Stock Aitken and Waterman
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      56 27 The best from Penguin Reference DHTIOWKYOK TO vmm WOKDS boldly to to boldly go f to go boldly This dictionary provides a straightforward guide to the pitfalls and hotly disputed issues in standard written English. A must for everyone involved with the written word, whether for business or pleasure. Available
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      442 27 SUNDAYRADIO liEffiTilTi—- srrsL- •'»essst to" sssrt«.* TH. »u«on tw 700 News Weather 700 N Weather 1980s 1990 mission at 6am and closes at 7 10 Ris i Shine (cont'd) 715 Breakfast Classics (cont'd) 12.00 Newsbrief, Weather midnight. It will play adult 8.00 News 800 News, Weather 12.05 Contemporary Hits of
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      207 27 6am Newshour 7.00 World News 7.05 Words of Faith 7.10 Book Choice 7.15 A Jolly Good Show 8.00 Newsdesk 8.30 The Ken Bruce Show 9.00 News, Play of The Week 10.00 World News British Press Review 10.15 The Newsreel 10.30 Shakespeare's Stratford 11.00 World News, News About Britain 11.15 From
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      YOUR GUIDE TO TODAY'S ACTION
      1221 28 ►Centrestage I FAMILIAR \v\ FAVOURITES. The SSO will perform works by Rossini, Dukas and Delibes. Conducted by Lim Yau. Victoria Concert Hall. 8.15 pm. Tickets at $3 and $5 are available from the Central Booking Office, Centrepoint and Tangs. FASTER ACT. Celebrate Easter with an
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      ►Sunday Highlights
      327 28 GIANT EASTER EGG HUNT. Seven gaily-coloured giant Easter eggs, each 1-m tall, that will be placed on Sentosa island. The object of this hunt is to find the eggs and note their names in the shortest possible time. Pictorial clues and a list of possible locations will be
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      DON'T MISS:
      16 28 CENTRESTAGE: Familiar Favourites OUT ABOUT: Open-Air Art Fair s FOOD: Tasty Poultry NIGHTLIGHTS: Asiabeat
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      STUTTGART BALLET
      54 28 T he Stuttgart Ballet will perform at the Kallang Theatre. Presented by the National Theatre Trust and the Goethe Institut Singapore. The programme includes Troy Game and Requiem. Today to Monday. 8 pm. Tickets at $10, $20, $30, $50, $60 and $80 are available at the Central Booking
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      279 29 W.H /■*i w i m^V j 811 Personal Services/ Merchandise 811 Personal Services/ M«rchandi»« 1 r aEjsu suspicious of"! 1 spouse i AN J Ju,i affair?; Jfln m** (vfl IWe are licensed by a 7T the S PORE POLICE I W jf FORCE to oonduct '<- i taam of CID
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      379 29 831 Employment i/ SINGAPORE POOLS (PRIVA IE) LIMITED VInvites suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: The person we are looking for should: possess a GCE 'N' Level, '0' Level or 'A' Level qualification. preferably have at least 1 year's experience as a Computer Operator cither in a medium or
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      2 29 831 Employment
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      455 31  -  Previews The Three Musketeers T mam feature ol today' I nesting at Ipoh is the U 1,100 m dash for Class Oni jfl torses. Unfortunately it ha ittracted a field of mostlj itayers, including a couplc o entries for next week's Der The word is out tha
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      349 31 TOMORROW'S ACTION THERE are plenty of classy horses running tomorrow but the greatest interest will probably be on the Tote Board Feature Stakes for Class Three horses over the 1,600 m trip. The stakes here are only fractionally below the Class One Division One 1,600
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      790 31 Results of yesterday's international sports: GOLF S Korean Open, Seoul Ist rd: 67 Tatsuya Shiraishi (Jap) 68 Brian Watts (US) 71 Kyi Hla Han (Bur), Chen Liang-hsi (Tai) 72 Tod Power (Aust), Lee Kang-sun (SK), Hiroshi Yamada (Jap), Kwak Heung-soo (SK), John O'Neill (US), Kim Chul-joong (SK), Chen Tze-chung
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      420 32 EUROPEAN TABLE TENNIS Reuter. FORMER champion Ulf Bengtsson of Sweden was knocked out in the first round of the European Table Tennis Championships on Friday by Frenchman Didier Mommessin. Mommessin is ranked 73 places below him. Left-hander Bengtsson, the European singles winner in 1984 but no longer a
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      120 32 Reuter. TABLE tennis players who emigrate must now live for six years in iheir adopted countries before becoming eligible for the team events at European tournaments. The European Table Tennis Union (ETTIJ) congress voted on Friday to treble the present residency period to stop weaker European nations
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      256 32 EUROPEAN BADMINTON STEVE Baddeley scored a surprise win over No. 2 seed Poul-Erik Hoyer-Larsen yesterday. He now meets Darren Hall in an all-English final at the European Badminton Championships. Baddeley, who fought hard in the opening game against the talented Dane, promptly lost the second
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      177 33 WORLD SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP Heuter. E NGLAND'S Steve Davis completed the most convincing first-round world snooker championship victory of his career when he crushed 60-year-old Australian Eddie Charlton 10-1 yesterday. Davis, attempting his fourth successive world title and the seventh in all, overwhelmed Charlton on the opening day of
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      113 33 TENNIS AFP. WORLD No. 1 Steffi Graf got a stiffer than expected challenge in Amelia Island, Florida, yesterday from unseeded Canadian Carling Bassett-Seguso but still reached the semi-finals, beating her 6-4, 6-4. Also through to the last four are second seed Gabriela Sabatini, of Argentina,
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      153 34 EUROPE KICKOFF Wire services. BATTLE-WEARY Oldham kept alive its hopes of promotion to the English First Division with a solid 3-1 victory over Second Division leader Leeds in Oldham yesterday. Only 38 hours after losing its marathon meeting with Manchester United in the FA Cup
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      335 34  -  By Abdul Shukor s INGAPORE'S national soccer squad may not see the two Australians who ,are supposed to link up with the 'team in Perth, let alone assess them in its four matches. The two players are Alastair Edwards and Abbas Saad. "There is every likelihood
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      319 34  -  By Alfonso Chan AMERICAN Lori McNeil will not make it to the DHL Singapore Women's Open Tennis Championship starting Monday at Kallang. Ranked No. 9 in the world in 1988, the 26-year-old's absence is a mystery. Tournament organiser Australian Sports Marketing has left her out of
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