The New Paper, 16 May 1990
1990-05-16
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Title Section15 1990-05-16 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS the new paper15 words
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Advertisement305 1990-05-16 1 jTECHN'CAi St-RVICH] VISION Goldsmith robbers have taken away a record $5 million loot so far this year. And the police are concerned. So, a major undercover police operation is underway. Among the measures: Watch on selected goldsmith shops, plans to cut off likely escape routes of robbers, faster setting up305 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration262 1990-05-16 2 PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew and his Turkish counterpart, Mr Yildirim Akbulut, discussed ways of improving trade and economic ties yesterday, officials said in Ankara. Yesterday marked the first day of Mr Lee's six-day official visit to Turkey. According toPicture/ Afp - 262 words
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222 1990-05-16 2 Lim Phay-ling - By Lim Phay-ling s INGAPORE'S own heart transplant centre will open in .the Singapore General Hospi'tal next month. It will be headed by Dr Tong Ming Chuan, head of SGH's Department of Car-dio-thoracic Surgery. Dr Tong and two other surgeons will perform the heart222 words
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381 1990-05-16 2 A FACTORY sales manager from Jurong who became Singapore's second heart transplant patient in Australia is "doing extremely well". This was stated by Dr Victor Chang, the Australian surgeon who operated on him at St Vincent Hospital in Sydney. In a telephone interview this morning381 words
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Article143 1990-05-16 2 Reuter. PRESIDENT Mikhail Gorbachev has been elected a delegate to the Communist Party congress in July. But the victory brings little comfort to the Soviet leader, who got less than double the votes of a little-known factory manager. Mr Valery Zubko, a member of the electoral commissionReuter. - 143 words
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Article, Illustration658 1990-05-16 3 A new exhibition Treasures of Han opens today at Empress Place Museum. On show are 234 artefacts dating back 2,000 years to the Han period (206 BC to AD 220). LOH TUAN LEE previews the eight-month, $2.5 million exhibition INDIANA Jones would feel at home in this exhibitionPictures/ Kenneth Koh - 658 words
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Article, Illustration70 1990-05-16 3 r Hall 1: A chimera or J "bi-xie"guards the i entrance. Hall 2: Scaled down model of well with pulley. Han lifestyle: This is a model of a pig pen with two toilets, in Hall 2. HOW they lived: Models of houses in the Han dynasty in Hall 2.70 words
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Advertisement90 1990-05-16 2 A New Paper Exclusive^ m KEN*IR i i «|P i >90 THIS VOUCHER ENTITLES YOU TO ONE SILVER BONUS COUPON. Collect one whole week's set of vouchers I (Monday Saturday) and redeem for I double the number of coupons. I Vouchers redeemable at: 277 Orchard Road, #01-41 Specialists' Centre z90 words
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Miscellaneous15 1990-05-16 2 WEATHER Showers over a few areas in the early evening. Max temp: 31 deg C.15 words
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Advertisement61 1990-05-16 3 urn it Why too much salt bad for health? One teaspoon of salt a day is quite adequate. Too much of it is linked to high blood pressure, which can lead to strokes, heart attacks and kidney failure. The sodium in salt acts like a sponge, holding water in our61 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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216 1990-05-16 4 Foo Siang Luen - By Foo Siang Luen TWO young visitors from Johor who were challenged to a "friendship test" by a couple they met here lost more than two new friends. The couple also vanished with a ring worth $150 and $82 belonging to Kwan Ju Woey,216 words
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572 1990-05-16 4 Yaw Yan Chong - This story resulted from a Hotline Plus call BY Yaw Yan Chong SOME census officers are complaining that they have not been paid despite having worked for more than one month. At least one person has resigned because of this. The New Paper572 words
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Advertisement106 1990-05-16 5 "¥§v 'v^Dt v j*wKi 1 BBWBH j ■CL [El •<■■s u ~~W&'' v^et v| J '*>•/ i y^l*llpfla !d>iiay«»M t L**J Wi *Yhk A *A i V Citizen's craftsmen designers present yet another elegantly coordinated watch collection A Stylish, extravagant beauty created by thinly stretching the jfil i case to106 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration598 1990-05-16 6 Suresh Nair - The police are concerned at the spate of goldsmith shop robberies in which the gangs got away with a record $5 million worth of loot in the first five months of the year. SURESH NAIR tells what the police are doing to stamp out the598 words
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215 1990-05-16 6 AT least seven major goldsmith shops have been robbed of a record total of $5 million worth of jewellery since January. The heists: Febl: $700,000 worth of jewellery at Lee Kong Goldsmith in Block 124, Lorong 1 Toa Payoh. Four men wearing ski-masks and armed215 words
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Article, Illustration127 1990-05-16 6 BIGGEST HOLD-UP POLICE believe this man can help in investigations into the biggest goldsmith robbery this year, which occurred at Parkway Parade. Three shots were fired as four men, armed with pistols and an axe, charged into Poh Heng .Jewellery on Feb 1. They took127 words
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Advertisement123 1990-05-16 6 S2ZEC&LC PROMOTION i TOUR For the month of May, June July 3DAYS hatyai 1 TOUR PRICE INCLUDES I Return airfare 1 2 nights stay In Ambassador B Return airport transfer Full day Songkhla Thai cultural village 2 lunch welcome drinks 3/4/sDay» PHUKET (F4E) fr $399 I SDay«HATYAI/PHUKET(FAE).S499 I I Delight123 words
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Advertisement160 1990-05-16 7 lsPP*^t^P W'nut to stop smoktm]? Supi up for onr .Sniokiiu] Cassation Pmymume m\\\ I f I The rrijistiation fir will Ire fully irfitiuied tfwn attend all far sessions. I m M%. m W I M Date Stay 2~-.11, IW> VJV^X^iy. lime (H) pin 5.30 ptu da tlx I'bur SAh'RA Hit160 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration236 1990-05-16 8 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim s END in the clowns, oops, computers. Next month, Sentosa will hold a carnival that features computers as entertainers. Games and multi-media performances by computer await visitors at the island's ferry terminal from 10 am to 7 pm on June 15, 16 andIllustration/ Soh Ah Teck - 236 words
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Article, Illustration809 1990-05-16 8 Say "information technology", and one almost always thinks of the work place. But IT, as the professionals in the field call it, is not just workplace techtalk, but will be a commonplace part of home life and even entertainment in future.809 words
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Article717 1990-05-16 9 THE Director of the Veterinarian Board in Malaysia has urged Malaysian exporters to resume selling pigs to Singapore. Lianhe Zaobao reported this morning that he advised them to resolve the problem through negotiations. According to the Chinese-language morning newspaper, Datuk Dr Ahmad Mustaffa Babjee,717 words
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Article76 1990-05-16 9 PORK is available at certain markets today at fairly reasonable prices. Pork today costs between $7 and $9 a kg, depending on whether it is pork ribs or lean meat. Prices were $1 more per kg yesterday. Meanwhile, the Primary Production Department said in a press statement76 words
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158 1990-05-16 9 A DIRECTOR of a local hotel was yesterday fined $1,000 and disqualified from driving all vehicles for a year for drunken driving. Lim Tjhun Seng alias Lim Tjia In, who is also known as Lukman Hayasi, 57, is a director of Hotel Miramar in158 words
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Article, Illustration410 1990-05-16 10 Lim Phay-ling - By Lim Phay-ling A YOUNG man who said he "fooled around" in the rag trade for the last four years last night won a prestigious overseas fashion scholarship. Mr Tan Kok Hoong, 22, beat nine other aspiring designers to win the $80,000 scholarship, $5,000 cashPicture/ David Tan - 410 words
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Article122 1990-05-16 10 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. brawny: Describes someone who is strong and muscular. cabana: A tent used as a dressing room on the beach or by a swimming pool. defiled: Made unclean or destroyed122 words
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471 1990-05-16 11 Angeline Song - But company denies claim This story resulted from a Hotline Plus call By Angeline Song A MAN has told police that personnel from a TV rental company forced their way into his flat to recover a TV set. But a general manager471 words
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Article146 1990-05-16 11 UNDER the Hire Purchase Act, a rental company has the right to take back a TV set if its customer does not pay his rent within a certain period. A police spokesman said this when told of the incident on Monday. "Hut if what Mr M K146 words
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345 1990-05-16 11 MOVIE enthusiasts who were willing to stay up all night to watch seven films in a row were sorely disappointed yesterday. Tickets were sold out within two hours after bookings started at the Scotts Shopping Centre at 10 am yesterday. The 10-hour film marathons345 words
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Advertisement92 1990-05-16 9 buffet Cafe Plaza Start •16 —31 MAY Hawaiian Mixed Seafood in with the appealing spread of Oriental Sauce. Australian appetizers. Savour the Ginger Mousse the world range of main comes table, dishes, leaving room for de- shouldn't you? lightful desserts. You'll have H reserval ons on lasted a fair sampling92 words
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Advertisement130 1990-05-16 11 Variety is the^?^™ spice of Life. djack,sh put^etheraMayMenuthat9 es \Cylml t0 c l Ljenc^ l y° ur rst mango juice of course. (f 1 IfM Treat yourself to our chef s special creations. And uL Jjfljfl •fjjil experience the freshness and silkiness of one of /JiVlk Singapore's most loved fragrance130 words
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WORLDTODAY
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285 1990-05-16 12 A MOTHER is believed to have snatched her seriouslyill daughter from a Chicago hospital to prevent heart surgery. Kimberley Winfield, 12, disappeared from the Children's Memorial Hospital last Thursday, the USA Today newspaper reported. Police believe her mother, Caroline, is responsible and have issued285 words
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121 1990-05-16 12 Wire services. A HAUNTING blue portrait by Vincent Van Gogh of his doctor stunned the art market last night by selling for $148.5 million at a Christie's auction in New York. It surpassed the $97.2 million bid for Van Gogh's "Irises" in NovWire services. - 121 words
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225 1990-05-16 12 AFP. MAJOR opposition groups in Indonesia joined forces yesterday in calling for reforms. They want a multi-party system, more democratic elections and to limit the political role of the military. "We are forming a grand alliance of all opposition groups in Indonesia forAFP. - 225 words
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Advertisement167 1990-05-16 12 n- n i IMF i 1 ml m wfei ...BUT NOT AS CLOSE AS PAINASHAVE. In case you missed the point, the new 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 even167 words
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Advertisement165 1990-05-16 13 'DIRTY'MUSIC? It is my personal feeling that lyrics cannot harm anyone. There is no sound that you can make with your mouth, or word that will come out of your mouth, that is so powerful that it will make you go to hell It's also not going to turn anyone165 words
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WORLDTODAY
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216 1990-05-16 14 TOP civil servants in South Korea have been ordered not to play golf and to stop visiting high class nightclubs. The Blue House, or the presidential palace, has set up a special inspection team to try to curb the perks and corruption which216 words
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Article, Illustration335 1990-05-16 15 Wire services. SOVIET loyalists tried to storm the parliament building in Estonia yesterday. The mob was driven off by independence supporters who rallied to Es- tonian Prime Minister Edgar Savisaar's radio appeal to stop the "coup attempt". No one was hurt. A similar incident occurredWire services.; Picture/ Afp - 335 words
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Article465 1990-05-16 16 T HREE out of five men are potential rapists, according to a report. A third of males admit they are "likely" to use some force to coerce a woman into sexual acts. This unnerving research on American college students cofirms some feminists' worst fears.465 words
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Article, Illustration57 1990-05-16 16 Journey to recovery: Singer Zaiton Sameon waves to fans as she leaves the Kuala Lumpur Cweneral Hospital. She was discharged yesterday, more than 2 1 2 months after a car crash on Feb 21 in which her son was killed. Doctors say she will take one toPicture/ Bernam - 57 words
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Advertisement78 1990-05-16 14 Welcome r\ rj YOUR ps, t m NEWBORN A great moment of joy. Bring out the champagne. Announce the birth of your newborn. In The New Paper Fastads Fitti Baby Announcements Page. FREE. As a birthday gift to your newborn. Fitti will present 2 packs of diapers, a singlet and78 words
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Advertisement158 1990-05-16 14 South Korea's troubled soul South Korea is going through a period of unrest. Tension between the haves and have-nots, between rural and city-dwellers, and between pro and anti-government groups. But industrial troubles are the ones which are now grabbing the headlines. We look at what is clouding South Korea's economic158 words
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STOCKS
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Article, Illustration291 1990-05-16 15 SHARKS drifted around overnight closing levels throughout yesterday after Monday's strong Wall Street induced rise. Light trading was interspersed with periods of profit taking. The Financial Times 30share index closed 1.9 points lower at 1,731.6. A total of 364.2 million shares changed hands compared with 343.5 million on Monday.291 words
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Article79 1990-05-16 15 Reuter TOKYO stocks opened lower this morning despite the yen firming to its highest level in months. Brokers and analysts expected another day of mixed trading as the market settles into a new range after firming 4.4 per cent last week and gaining more than 500 points on Monday.Reuter - 79 words
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Article55 1990-05-16 15 l FT Industrials Tue 1,731.60 (1.733.50) Dow Jones Average Tue 2,822.45 (2,821.53) ST Industrial Tue 1,530.86 (1.536.07) NST Industrial Tue 2,977.61 (2.996.11) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 2,965.09 (2,976.44) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1.508.50 (1.516.80) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 31.997.04 (32.042.65) J Figure* in brackets refer to those of j55 words
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Article, Illustration291 1990-05-16 15 Wire services. WALL Street took a breather yesterday, with the Dow Jones industrial average inching its way up to a new closing high but the prices of most stocks ending lower. The Dow Jones average, which reflects the performance of 30 blue chip stocks, rose 0.92 to 2,822.45,Wire services. - 291 words
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Advertisement184 1990-05-16 16 HER WORLD presents MY WEDDING an event not to be missed! Venue: The Mandarin Ballroom, The Mandarin Singapore Date: Friday, 25 May 90 Dinner: 7.30pm Showtime: 8.15pm Tickets: $60 (nett), inclusive of a 9-course Chinese wedding dinner. See 120 bridal outfits. Win! Tickets arc now available Catch the highlight of184 words
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Article1422 1990-05-16 17 DEARAGGIE Dear Aggie, I HAVE been married for five years. My husband has a low sperm count but refuses to see a gynaecologist. He also says having children will make him lose his freedom. Ever since he started working part-time in a lounge, he does not seem1,422 words
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Advertisement73 1990-05-16 17 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: Sun $6 nett (3 drinks) Sat P.Hol $873 words
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Article, Illustration1367 1990-05-16 18 BILLIONAIRE MALCOLM FORBES' PASSIONS: BIKES. BLACK LEATHER AND BARS. REVEALED: HIS DOUBLE LIFE BY INSIDERS IPS. BY day, billionaire Malcolm Forbes was a respected businessman in a three-piece suit, the darling of New York society, the confidant of presidents. But by night, he was a biker in blackIPS. - 1,367 words
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Article, Illustration498 1990-05-16 18 IPS Billionaire Malcolm Forbes was a homosexual who killed himself because he was dying of Aids, says a gay who claimed to be his lover. "One night before we made love, Malcolm was very, very tired and he looked very old," said George Warnock,IPS - 498 words
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Advertisement25 1990-05-16 19 G33 POWER BEHIND t|f THE NAMES CALCULATORS CAMERA FLASHLIGHTS AHOIO uIA r You can put more power behind any name with National Batteries. National Battery25 words
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Miscellaneous661 1990-05-16 19 ESZSIfIiHHHHHHIHI 2.45 PM Opening and Programme Highlights, followed 5.45 PM Opening and Programme Highlights, followed *.50 PM Programme Summary by When Hearts Touch (Mandarin drama, with by Naadaga Arangam (Tamil drama, with En- 3.55 Quran Reading English subtitles/episode 3 of 12/r): Instead of glish subtitles/r) M u H going to661 words
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Article227 1990-05-16 20 Wong Sing Yeong - SEEN LAST NIGHT By Wong Sing Yeong WE'VE been deluged with soccer on TV in the past few weeks as a build-up to the World Cup next month. Last night alone, there was the World Cup Hall of Fame (9 pm, SBC 12)227 words
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Advertisement158 1990-05-16 20 "Singapore's 25th Anniversary" Carnival English Karaoke Singing Contest SING CELEBRATE WITH SINGAPORE Iri conjunction will) Singapore's 25th Anniversary Celebrations, 'I he New Paper and the Community Chest of Singapore have come together to sponsor this nationwide English Karaoke Sinking Contest* Sing your way to some fabulous prizes and join in158 words
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Miscellaneous196 1990-05-16 20 ALIEN NATION TOUR OF DUTY: V NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL I MfijftM MCKAY is brought upon charges when he refuses to land his chopper full of wounded Gls in a hot landing zone, despite I orders to go in there and look for survivors. Goldman who was in McKay's helicopter, at the196 words
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Article1686 1990-05-16 21 ►Centrestage r -yf VOICES.The Victoria \v\ Junior College Choir sings in Symphony of Voices which will feature traditional British music and songs from the musical Les Miserables. Today and tomorrow. Limited tickets at $4, $6 and $8 still available at Victoria Theatre. Or call the1,686 words
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Article16 1990-05-16 21 p. CENTRESTAGE: VOICES EXHIBITION: ABOUT SINGAPORE OUT AND BOUT: FURNITURE FAIR COMING UP: AUDITIONS16 words
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Article, Illustration66 1990-05-16 21 Woody Allen plays a movie columnist and feature writer who lives his life watching movies. Humphrey Bogart is his idol. Allen's wife leaves him for adventure and the Him revolves around attempts by his friends (Diane Keaton and Tony Roberts) to set him up with a66 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration621 1990-05-16 22 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong DON'T let Lim Sek's mild, boyish face fool you. Behind it is a determined young V' man out to set new rules for the local showbiz scene. And he thinks big too. v When you manage Dick Lee and two of Singapore's biggest acts,621 words
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Article, Illustration322 1990-05-16 23 Adeline Woon - By Adeline Woon t i WO Singaporean artists donated paintings to the arts centre yesterday in a gesture of support for the Substation. Mr Ng Yak Whee and Mr Ong Kim Seng each handed one of their works to Mr Kuo Pao Kun, the322 words
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Article459 1990-05-16 23 THE Substation is still undergoing renovation, which should be completed by early June. It is scheduled to open some time in September. The brick building is three floors high. The staircase rail and bannister are handcarved in the traditional way, without any nails. Facilities include459 words
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Article, Illustration398 1990-05-16 24 NYT. IF the Cannes International Film Festival gave an award for valour, it would certainly go to Clint Eastwood this year. Eastwood has made a film about the late great film director John Huston and chosen to play this larger-than-life character himself. He has also elected to showNYT. - 398 words
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Article, Illustration345 1990-05-16 24 NYT. IT'S much too soon to detect a clear pattern among the selections at the Cannes festival. But thoughts of imprisonment and persecution have been very much in evidence. Alan Parker's Come See the Paradise is, like his Mississippi Burning, an attempt to drawNYT. - 345 words
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Article, Illustration326 1990-05-16 24 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong SBC KEEPS STAR XIANG Yun, 29, the "Big Sister" of SBC actresses, has just signed a new two-year contract with the station. She is one of the pioneers of the SBC drama unit who joined in 1981. Xiang Yun's decision to stay came after much326 words
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Advertisement67 1990-05-16 23 FEEL THE HEAT fi| HERE COME THE BRIGHTS HOWTO RAISE A PERFECT MOTHER LOVE A n ND Tt^ E SINGAPORt AN f AL o u°d UR in h- ifjl -e GET THE JOB YOU WANT Women brokers live life in the fost lane Slfflf How to write CVs and answer67 words
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Advertisement21 1990-05-16 25 We have admin/clerical jobs, sales/service jobs and other kinds of jobs for your consideration. i 55: ifWSßads The Employment Classified Section21 words
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Miscellaneous513 1990-05-16 25 WEDNESDAYRADIO BHSE!3I3DB! NOON Nam in Brief NOON N#ws in Bri f 12.05 Luncbdate: Lunchtime listening 1203 Popular Classics and a phone-in quiz, Food For 100 News and Weather Forecast Thought, with $20 vouchers. 1.10 Currency Exchange Rates 1.00 News and Weather Report 115 popular Classics (cont'd) 1.15 Lunchdate (cont'd) 1.45513 words
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Miscellaneous209 1990-05-16 25 COMiCRELIEF Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee Augusta /Dominic Poelsma Angus McGill George the Robot/stephen Stanley I'M Ais/ \TSrJHY Wood <T\ yf > yIT u^ffccucj6NT I "rbu r>jeec» X id uemfens aho Rejfec-r y^V MAlUftoX. nj I Duffy/Bruce Hammond OK,OK,PHILSE£T, I'U. CONCEPETHATi IN A JNT~ j SENSE vOu HAVE -H£ f Ad3IH Brian Basset209 words
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Miscellaneous548 1990-05-16 26 COMICRELIEF WEDNESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh jiiETTiTT^M! niHHHI NOON Good Music, Company and NOON Newsdesk Me 12 30 offth Sh H uwv.bo UH... HOia) ABOUT M n /1 THOO I'LL HEAVEN KMOWS 12.15 Sentimental Journey 12.45 Country Style 10UHAVE NO.Slfi.' DOLPHIN 1 1 HAVE A I ASK£D POA 12.30 Keeping Track:548 words
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Advertisement219 1990-05-16 27 ar Pitta HERE'S TO THE HAPPYBABIESJ IfIgJBUBI WITH LOVE FROM THE NEW PAPER FASTADS FITTI. I I§l > HAPPY BABIES EACH BABY CETS TO RECEIVE 2 PACKS OF FITTI diapers, a singlet, a panty and a congratulatory WJakM iinUH CARD FROM FITTI. ANNOUNCE YOUR BABY'S BIRTH RIGHT HERE. FREE. I219 words
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Advertisement263 1990-05-16 27 OALAN AND FO2IAH I BINTE AWANG CHICK M •I p fcj are pleased to i announce the arrival flpr 6flsL<, .of their baby W AZLEEN t* '11 DALAN 1 on 14/2/1990 -w-'w"' Special thank to NUH i pj'l'T J IWW ward 61 staff, H 3 relatives and friends New Fitri's263 words
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Advertisement202 1990-05-16 27 /she ain't I Sht\ i-iter. xjy;; iiM'i Yett* t/; J, vJ| I; k>orn J \V J anent; B Mr Mrs Dennis Borries would like to thank Dr. G.V. Nair and staff of 3B at the American Hospital for services i rendered during H after the birth fcjl of their beautiful202 words
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Advertisement470 1990-05-16 28 737-1166 THE EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED SECTION a* RS 533*3 CLASS, fa* *****30 811 Personal Services/ Merchandise JORUBI HAIRTECH 1 lUMilimsismitiJ KOKUSAI SPECIAL INVESTIGATION BRANCH (Worldwide Investigations) Established since 1983 SUSPICIOUS OF YOUR SPOUSE HAVING AN AFFAIR? Call SIB HOTMNF. *****01 (24-HOURS) #05-50 Peninsula Plaza Capitol Bata/City Hall MRT BS®Sb3 831 Employment470 words
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Advertisement166 1990-05-16 28 831 Employment 831 Employment J| f <§> KWIZ An International freight forwarder has vacancies for: A. SALES OFFICERS (World Trade Centra Office Seafraight) B. SALES OFFICER (Jurong Office Airfreight) C. RECEPTIONIST cum GENERAL CLERKS (Paifcway ft Airport Office) D. MALE OPERATIONS CLERKS (Airport Office) Night Shift E. MALE OPERATIONS OFFICER166 words
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Advertisement200 1990-05-16 28 ——i■— 831 Employment 831 Employment g ys" y <$.'& A 400 rooms International 4-star hotel located In one of the under-developed countries tn Asia Is looking for candidates to fill In the following &|j positions CHIEF ENGINEER 111 CHIEF ACCOUNTANT I ✓EXECUTIVE SECRETARYfbOinguaI) 11 RESERVATION CLERK (to be based In200 words
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Advertisement236 1990-05-16 28 831 Employment 831 Employment i Established manufacturing company requires: i! 1. SALES REPRESENTATIVE ii Completed N.S. Minimum GCE 'O' level ii Possess own transport '1 Able to communicate in English Mandarin :i 2. SALES CO-ORDINATOR ii GCE 'O' level Able to communicate in English Mandarin ii* 1 year experience :i3.236 words
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Advertisement446 1990-05-16 29 831 Employment 831 Employment BUREAU VERITAS jj J We are an International company with our head office based in France, and we are seeking suitable applicants for the following positions:- SECRETARY 5 LCCI PSC qualification or equivalent a B Shorthand at 80 w p.m Typing at SO -70 w p.m446 words
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Advertisement414 1990-05-16 29 831 Employment 831 Employment PETER LAI JEWELLERY PTE LTD invites CfelMM lady applicants for the position of COUNTER SALES EXECUTIVES RHillMMltS She must speak fluent English and able to communicate effectively Ability to speak Japanese would be an advantage Determined to make sales her career Must have pleasant personality We414 words
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Advertisement426 1990-05-16 29 831 Employment I Well Established Shipping Company In Town, due to rapid expansion, has the following vacancies. 1) RECEPTIONIST 2) MARKETING CO-ORDINATORS i 3) SHIPPING DOCUMENTATION OFFICERS 4) MARKETING EXECUTIVES II For post 1) 3) j Must be able to type Possess OCE 'O'level or i equivalent All positions are426 words
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Advertisement323 1990-05-16 29 831 Employment Engineering/ Marketing Organisation established over 10 years requires A. SECRETARY Typing, Shorthand and knowledge of computers B. RECEPTIONIST Pleasant appearance and good telephone manners Walk-In interview from 4 pm 630 pm. Tuesday (15/5) and Wednesday (16/5) or write In with resume and expected salary Langbridga Associates 1 Scotts323 words
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Article, Illustration516 1990-05-16 31 AFP. GARY Lineker revived memories of England's 1966 World Cup victory at Wembley yesterday. He scored the only goal against Denmark to extended his side's unbeaten run to 17 games. Lineker, warming up for Italy where he is bidding to become the first player to finishAFP. - 516 words
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Article, Illustration53 1990-05-16 31 Flashback: Geoff Hurst's second goal and England's third in the 1966 World Cup final. England went on to win the World Cup by a 4-2 scoreline Gary Lineker scores a similar goal in the match against Denmark yesterday. Is this an omen for the 1990Graphics - 53 words
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Article177 1990-05-16 31 Reuter. BELGIUM'S veteran coach Guy Thys yesterday called three old warriors into his 22-man squad for the World Cup Finals. All three striker Jan Ceulemans and defenders Eric Gerets and Leo Clijsters are well into their 30s and have indicated they will follow the exampleReuter. - 177 words
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Article, Illustration130 1990-05-16 31 Reuter. MIDFIELDER Liam Brady is to make his final appearance on the international soccer stage by playing for Ireland in the first 20 minutes of its friendly against Finland today a match which will be his testimonial as well. Brady took the decision to end his international cafeerReuter. - 130 words
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Article210 1990-05-16 31 Reuter. GOALKEEPER Bryan Gunn can press his claim for a World Cup place when he makes his debut for Scotland against fellow-finalist Egypt today. Gunn, who plays for English first division Norwich, gets his opportunity because Jim Leighton is on duty for Manchester United inReuter. - 210 words
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Article, Illustration405 1990-05-16 32 Few players have experienced the highs and lows of tennis the way Michael Chang has in the past 12 months. He made history by winning the French Open last year at the age of 17. But, a year later, as he prepares to defend his crown, heAP. - 405 words
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Article, Illustration285 1990-05-16 32 Wire services CHELSEA has made a club record offer of £1.15 million ($3.51 m) for Norwich midfielder Andy Townsend. Chelsea manager Bobhv Campbell wants to complete the deal before the World Cup as other Continental sides are reportedly showing interest in the 27-year-old. The London club'sWire services - 285 words
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Article316 1990-05-16 32 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: SOCCER World Cup warm-ups: Kngland 1 Denmark 0, Nimes (Krn) J CAR I. Div One Austria: Austria Salzburg > Austria Vienna 0. Admira VVacker 1 Sturm (Iraz 3, FC Tirol VSK St. Poelten Rapid 0 Vienna 3. I nder-23 friondly: N IrelandWire services. - 316 words
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Article425 1990-05-16 32 Wire services. SOVIET athlete Sirje Eichelman, who competed in the Los Angeles Marathon, has tested positive for steriod use. Eichelman, who finished second in the women's division, will be suspended from competition in the United States for two years. WEST German footballer Klaus Allofs is sueing Marseille for $2.05Wire services. - 425 words
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Article59 1990-05-16 32 Reuter GERHARD Rodax saw his last chance of winning Europe's Golden Boot award disappear yesterday. He failed to score as his team Admira Wacker was beaten 3-1 by Sturm Graz in the Austrian League. Rodax finished the season with 35 goals. Real Madrid's Hugo Sanchez, with 38Reuter - 59 words
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Article, Illustration348 1990-05-16 33 S Gulam - By S Gulam SINGAPORE'S next three matches will determine whether or not it will be a serious contender for the Malaysia Cup title, says national coach Robin Chan. The three games are against Johor, Kedah and Kuala Lumpur. The Lions play Johor this Saturday at348 words
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Article, Illustration255 1990-05-16 33 S Gulam - POOLS CUP BALESTIER 3 T BAHRU 1 (Balestier wins 6-2 on aggregate) By S Gulam Cheer up, fans. Saturday night does not look as bleak as it appeared earlier in the week. The hopes for a Malaysia Cup win against Johor at the National StadiumPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 255 words
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Article258 1990-05-16 33 Suresh Nair - By Suresh Nair SOCCER boss Major Abbas Abu Amin had a heart-to-heart chat with former Fifa referees last Friday at Jalan Besar Stadium. The crux of the meeting was not as everyone expected to discuss ways to revamp the beleaguered referees' committee. It was to258 words
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Article141 1990-05-16 33 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia THE Singapore Amateur Swimming Association will use next month's Asean age group championships as one of the trials for the Beijing Asian Games. Swimmers who beat the qualifying times at Bangkok will join 11 others undergoing centralised training. Sasa has set the fifth141 words
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Article, Illustration578 1990-05-16 34 Alfonso Chan - Don't let soccer's World Cup finals monopolise your attention this summer. Spare a thought for Singapore's young sportspeople. Young ones who will be out to make a name for themselves in regional meets Alfonso Chan THEY are in the gym, they are in the fields, they578 words
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Article, Illustration27 1990-05-16 34 Beijing sprint WINSTON TENG WINSTON TENG Manila roll Kiwi boast VERNON TOE SHERMAN LIM Home court KENNETH YEO Bangkok wave JOSCELIN YEO Bangkok wave27 words
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Article, Illustration90 1990-05-16 35 SPORTS England keeps its unbeaten run with a 1-0 win over Denmark in a World Cup warm-up. Gary Lineker maintains his goal-scoring form by netting the winner/Page 32 y In form Norwich goalkeeper Bryan Gunn gets his chance to stake his claim for Scotland's90 words
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Article16 1990-05-16 35 SPARE A THOUGHT FOR SINGAPORE'S SPORTSPEOPLE THIS SUMMER, SAYS ALFONSO CHAN 3516 words
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