The New Paper, 5 June 1990
1990-06-05
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Title Section16 1990-06-05 1 the new paper TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS the J newt paper.16 words
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Advertisement58 1990-06-05 1 Mil. I !°N III) ilia Ml. i m» aM I I l 14VK11*J »/ll 'r.AroRF BANKS LEVY FEE FOR COIN CHANGE /Page 4 Foul smell... I knew f|||||F n J| !>%/ I LI it wasn't rubbish js||i|l Df%D I IW 11:18 CHUTE CASE says teenage mother says 17-year-old youth. Blood58 words
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Advertisement90 1990-06-05 1 IQIlt CM IMtlll/ m M P5t ITALY BRACES FOR THUGS icccpcvl Th Volceof J L i I K L I Soccer finds I A himself in the L UVV thick of the FROM action. Police IT A I V recover leaflets sketching out hooligans' battle plans. m- Will World |Pi90 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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190 1990-06-05 2 SINGAPORE'S water supply network was extended and upgraded at a cost of $16.4 million last year. This is stated in the Public Utilities Board's (PUB) annual report for 1989, released this morning. Projects implemented included the construction of a new reservoir at Lorong Asrama and190 words
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Article, Illustration372 1990-06-05 2 Brendan Pereira - By Brendan Pereira A i 17-year-old youth is said to be the father of the newborn baby found dead in a rubbish chute last week. He was identified by the unwed mother. But he denied it. The youth told police that he knew the372 words
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Article115 1990-06-05 2 BLOOD tests are usually requested by police when investigating charges of rape or other sex offences. These tests can also help to identify babies who are kidnapped and sold for adoption or victims of a mix-up of babfes in hospital. They compare blood groups of the father, mother115 words
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Article, Illustration241 1990-06-05 2 A THREE-YEAR-OLD girl out shopping with her parents ended up with 20 stitches on her leg. A loose metal plate on the step of an escalator had cut her leg. The incident took place at the Sim Lim Tower shopping centre last Tuesday eveningPicture/ Shin Min - 241 words
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Article, Illustration377 1990-06-05 3 Entertaining, driving and cooking may never be the same after you visit the Singapore 2000-Global Technopolis exhibition. It opens on Thursday. LIM PHAY-LING had a sneak preview of how much more fun these three areas will be thanks to the silicon chip EAT your micro-processor out,Pictures/ Kenneth Koh - 377 words
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Article149 1990-06-05 3 SINGAPORE 2000-Global Technopolis starts on Thursday. It will be open from 10 am to 10 pm daily until June 24. Here are a few tips before you head for the Changi International Exhibition and Convention Centre. Buy tickets in advance. No tickets will be sold at the149 words
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Advertisement169 1990-06-05 2 $5,000 NETS UPDATE (spending as of yesterdoy) $999,590,6591 i The amount spent through NETS is i;.; '"•J approaching the $1 billion mark. The X'f\ person who pushes the total over |;i| the billion-dollar mark will win $5,000 Hotline Plus If you want to share a point of view, call our169 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous17 1990-06-05 2 weather Showers over a few areas in the afternoon. Max temp: 34 deg C. Sunset: 7.08 pm.17 words
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Advertisement47 1990-06-05 3 Sit on a chair with feet flat on the floor and legs apart. Press bwer back forward and upward, as if stretching the spine, and lift the chest to the ceiling. Breathe out as you press forward. Release by relaxing Repeat the exercise five times. Ml; —J47 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration109 1990-06-05 4 A POLYTECHNIC student on a hiking trip to Bukit Emas in Johor with friends has been missing since Sunday. Xu Muxian, 19, a first year electronic student at the Ngee Ann Polytechnic, was swept away by water rushing down a waterfall, the Shin Min109 words
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Article309 1990-06-05 4 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching SOME banks are charging a fee for people who want to change more than $50 into coins. Three of them charge up to $5, following POSB who started the fee in April. DBS Bank, the latest to do so, said its309 words
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Article88 1990-06-05 4 IT'S unfair to charge for coin-changing, said Mr Ivan Baptist, executive secretary of the Consumer Association of Singapore (Case). He said: "I understand if the banks do not have coins to change. But to charge for the service because it is time-consuming stretches the explanation a bit.88 words
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Advertisement190 1990-06-05 4 The Latest Magazine On Showbiz, Music The Superstars Star gating as we catch up and peek into the lives of superStars video catalogs and previews of the silver screen What's happening in Hollywood, Hong Kong and up the hill at Caldecott music reviews and personal issues with useful tips All190 words
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Advertisement92 1990-06-05 4 MBI VEmHIV J Present this coupon* at the Singapore 2000 (JlobalTechnopolistickct booth in the Rallies City Atrium, and you could rcccivc a free admission ticket. i I To qualify, you must correctly answer the question below and be among the first 50 1 New Paper readers to respond. I r—92 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration617 1990-06-05 6 IT is sometimes very hard to take stockbroker Simon Woods seriously. He says the most outrageous things. What do you talk about when wining and dining your clients? "Oh, we sit around and tell filthy jokes." What makes you one of the top analysts in Singapore? "The ability617 words
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Article, Illustration381 1990-06-05 7 SOME people perceive trainees from the Vocational and Industrial Training Board as undisciplined and unruly. This is unfair, says the Senior Minister of State for Education Dr Tay Eng Soon in a speech to be delivered this morning. This perception was revealed in381 words
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Article193 1990-06-05 7 HEALTHTALK I WOULD like to know more about vaginal discharge (white/cream colour). I have had this disease for 7 to 8 years. I have seen a few doctors but until now have not found a cure. This disease is due mainly to my unhygienic habits during193 words
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Article, Illustration602 1990-06-05 8 The strategy is global. But the sales pitch has a strong regional element. Buy Singapore, get all the advantages of Johor and the Riau Islands, too. This is the message to the 1,000 or more decision-makers attending the Global Strategies Conference. Three speakers from overseas also602 words
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Article, Illustration193 1990-06-05 8 BANKING and the financial industry suffer from too much money and too much brain power, says a prominent West German banker. This over-allocation of resources means that banks are "building overcapacities" for which there are no markets which are profitable enough, said I)r Ulrich Cartellieri of Deutsche193 words
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Article, Illustration135 1990-06-05 9 THERE'S a common question which we are frequently asked: What will change after Mr Goh Chok Tong takes over as PM? What policies will change? What styles? And our usual answer is: None. Because Mr Goh's team is already substantially in charge But to say that135 words
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Article, Illustration455 1990-06-05 9 A SENIOR Hongkong banker found the greening of Singapore too much. What a waste of resources, he told BG George Yeo. Not so, says the Minister of State for Finance and Foreign Affairs. It is part of being efficient and competitive. The banker455 words
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Article101 1990-06-05 9 DURING the question and answer session at the Global Strategies Conference, a Japanese delegate asked BG Lee about the legal basis and framework of the growth triangle. Were they not, he said, still three sovereign states? How would it work? In reply, BG Lee said he did101 words
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Advertisement45 1990-06-05 7 t r WARREN BEATTY LOOK-ALIKE Wanted A male Caucasian. Ix>oks like Warren Beatty (even a slight resemblance in height, build, face structure will do), please call us. We have an important assignment for you as Dick Tracy. Call: 337 1988 I/>rraine for a personal interview.45 words
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Advertisement447 1990-06-05 7 "P" I liiiff |B A Judging wil I he based on the t< >ll< iwing criteria HIIHHHLmJLLmJIIHHIHI A. CREATIVITY 40% < immediaie impact. J1 SIX) Cash and $300 imagination, colour, harmony and cohesion of worth of L\i S jeanswear B ORIGINALITY 30%< design singularity. uniqueness of execution, materials used) 'r447 words
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Advertisement28 1990-06-05 8 j I 1 -ISS 40%~70% PHILIPPE ANDREAS PTE LTD V #01-14 The Repent Hotel. Cuscaden RJ. Tel: < >(\Y2S gSSB HOMO I Opening all da\> from 1 1.00 am28 words
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Advertisement182 1990-06-05 9 m i junflU' WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 5 JUNE 1990 11 WAYS TO HELP I YOU SAFEGUARD j OUR ENVIRONMENT j I is i 4 1 9 IjfJ i '2W5 JL LOREAL Freestyle LYNX 624g Hair Mousse Men's Body Spray EASY-ON Starch A LOREAL Studio Line M*9W*o)bOq Hair Fixing Spray BITEFREE182 words
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WORLDTODAY
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111 1990-06-05 10 AN army sergeant and a private died when a hand-grenade exploded prematurely during an assault exercise at the army training centre Pulada in Ulu Tiram, 18 km from Johor Baru. Another soldier was injured in the accident on Saturday, the New Straits Times reported.111 words
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343 1990-06-05 10 Reuter. THE United States warned the Soviet Union yesterday that it must pay up millions of dollars in unpaid food and commodity import bills or risk losing foreign trade and investment. But a top Soviet official in Washington said Moscow had not intendedReuter. - 343 words
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Article, Illustration156 1990-06-05 10 Reuter. FORMER US First LadyNancy Reagan said yesterday she gets along fine with Mrs Raisa Gorbachev. They met at the Soviet consul-general's home in San Francisco yesterday when the Gorbachevs invited the Reagans for coffee. Mrs Reagan even gave an explanation for the their frictionReuter.; Picture/ Afp - 156 words
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161 1990-06-05 10 AFP. THE US Government has authorised its military personnel in the Philippines to send their families home for safety. A Pentagon spokesman said the authorisation was given last month after rebels killed two US servicemen near Clark Air Base. The measure was not madeAFP. - 161 words
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Advertisement329 1990-06-05 10 Free Talk on 6 A 8 June at 7pm. I Admission ie by reservation. I I I THAMES has the largest number of ABE I students in the world! We have many times I more ABE students than all the private I schools in Singapore combined. Come to I THAMES329 words
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Advertisement42 1990-06-05 10 The New Paper/ LEONARD p "finer-things-in-life-quiz" ■m: Congratulations, I you have won for yourself a ladies/gents LEONARD Timepiece I Third Week Winner: Movies Shamimah Begum of Bayshore Road 1 You will be notified by post as to the collection of your prize.42 words
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Advertisement238 1990-06-05 11 RELIVE EVERY HEART-STOPPING MOMENT OF WORLD CUP 1990! Toshiba V-110E V^ SS^S^^ SS J W S VCRJJigitol Auto Tracking, J 2 Heed VCR,Remote Control, i 1 W Mff ICO Remote Control 1 Auto Functions >*> V D.P.:s64oolnst;s4l.ooxlBmths yp"ssBooo°^s s2 ,2m,hs 0/ in ill |-«i ***** g-,„ u Hitcxht VTM 728238 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration423 1990-06-05 12 Loh Tuan Lee - Loh Tuan Lee Reporting from Hongkong YESTERDAY was June the Fourth. Exactly a year ago, students and workers in Beijing's Tiananmen Square were killed by government tanks and troops. Yesterday was also remembrance day for a sombre crowd gathered in Hongkong's Victoria Park. In a simplePicture/ Afp - 423 words
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Article, Illustration149 1990-06-05 12 Reuter. THE woman dubbed as "The Heroine of Tiana n m e n Square" is seeking a meeting with President George Bush to push for more pressure on Beijing to halt human rights abuses. An official said the White House was reviewing theReuter. - 149 words
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Article250 1990-06-05 12 AP. TIANANMEN Square was quiet and the campuses were calm last night in Beijing as heavy security stifled dissent on the first anniversary of the bloody crackdown of China's democracy movement. All gates to Beijing University, a centre of political activism last year, were lockedAP. - 250 words
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259 1990-06-05 13 AFP. T I of Muslims rioted over the weekend in southern Thailand before the first anniversary of the death of Iranian spiritual leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Television reports said police officers were attacked when they tried to disperse a crowd of 10,000 Muslims onAFP. - 259 words
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Article, Illustration137 1990-06-05 13 Reuter. EVEN the super-rich have money problems. Mr Donald Trump's principal holding company is holding talks with its major bank creditors as reports surfaced that the flamboyant New York real estate magnate is facing a critical cash shortage. "We are meeting major banks andReuter. - 137 words
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Article110 1990-06-05 13 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. a double-take: To do a double-take is to react to something after a delay. bisque: Thick cream soup. connived: Schemed and plotted to achieve something or to cause something110 words
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Advertisement17 1990-06-05 12 I An attractive LEONARD Gents/Ladies watch to be won in The New Paper/ Leonard Promotion this Wednesday17 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration288 1990-06-05 13 Wirt services. THE stock market soared to a second straight record close yesterday, as the prospect of lower interest rates fuelled a stampede of buy orders on Wall Street. The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 34.22 points at 2,935.19, leaving the index up nearly 60 points inWirt services. - 288 words
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Article74 1990-06-05 13 Reuter. TOKYO stocks opened firmer this morning in reponse to Wall Street advances yesterday and on promising signs of declining world interest rates. Some bearishness persisted ahead of the expiry on Thursday of the June futures contract, but on the whole the mood at the opening was one cautiousReuter. - 74 words
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Article, Illustration270 1990-06-05 13 Wire services. SHARE prices closed higher on London's Stock Exchange yesterday, after a quiet session. A slightly weaker pound kept the market under pressure, dealers said. The Financial Times 30share index ended up 11 points at 1,893.4. Volume came to 430 million shares, slightly under Friday's 499.3 million shares.Wire services. - 270 words
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Article53 1990-06-05 13 FT Industrials Mon 1,893.40 (1,882.40) Dow Jones Average Mon 2,935.19 (2,900.97) ST Industrial Mon 1,552.45 (1,555.81) NST Industrial Mon 3,032.94 (3,037.33) Hongkong Hang Seng Mon 3,153.22 (3,159.17) Australian All Ordinaries Mon 1,525.60 (1,514.00) Nikkei Stock Average j Mon 32,925.37 (32,891.12) I Figures in brackets refer to those of the53 words
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FOODNOTES
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Article, Illustration289 1990-06-05 14 Lim Phay-ling - By Lim Phay-ling CHICKEN, pork, beef fillet and steak pre-marinated and ready to cook. That's what the seven Smart supermarkets introduced this month as part of its customer service. Mr Yee Meng Fong, Smart's product development manager, said that since the marinades are prepared with289 words
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Article, Illustration492 1990-06-05 14 Trudy Lim - Lobsters cooked or raw Lobster promotion at Century Park Sheraton Hubertus Grill Dinner 7 pm to 10.30 pm Unkai Restaurant Noon to 2.15 pm and 6.30 pm to 10.15 pm. Promotion ends June 23 Price range: Unkai's prices range from $14+ per IOOg of lobster Hubertus Grill prices start from492 words
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Advertisement110 1990-06-05 14 a-m' h THE BEST OF jEMm' THE EAST IN wmfr- A ONE-STOP mK FEASTJ C.K. Ng, Nassini RoaJ At Spices we have one single-minded goal. To bring vou Asia's best and most popular dishes. All vour favourites and some new tastes. All under one roof. Andbevondthat,tore-createtheoriginalanduniqueflavourof J¥ J m each110 words
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BUYINGGUIDE
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Article, Illustration119 1990-06-05 15 LEADING French hosiery firm, DIM, has now started marketing its products in Singapore. The company also makes lingerie, men's underwear and socks, its products are distributed widely in Europe. The company says that "in France they try pantyhose before buying". For that reason the company has the119 words
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Article, Illustration126 1990-06-05 15 HERE'S a new mobile phone that also acts as an alarm clock. What's more, the user's electronic serial number (ESN) can be stored in the handset. That means he can use the phone in more than one car by simply taking out the handset and connecting126 words
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Article, Illustration58 1990-06-05 15 MONBT of France offers a variety of fashion jewellery in its Resort 1990 Collection. The jewellery is not only for office but also for casual wear. Some of them come in polished, flexible metal links in a variety of styles and lengths. Prices range from $30 to58 words
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Article, Illustration53 1990-06-05 15 LUXMAN sound systems can be perfectly matched. The D-103U compact disc player is complemented by the LV-104U stereo integrated amplifier. A special feature of the two prod- ucts called the "Vacuum-State Sonic Purity", provides "warmth" to music. For more information, call the distributors, Jel Audiophiles at 744-9385. D-103U53 words
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Article, Illustration91 1990-06-05 15 BAYGON has a new roach killer. The Baygon Roach Bait Station is for use where aerosols may be harmful in kitchen cabinets, cooking areas and children's nurseries. Each station contains a bait which attracts cockroaches. They eat the bait and die. Other roaches will also die91 words
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Advertisement13 1990-06-05 15 A dictionary for English language learners in Asia Available good bookshops Federal Publications13 words
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Advertisement29 1990-06-05 15 LUNCHTIME ROMANCE The thrill of a secret meeting, the furtive pleasure of having an almost illicit affair. Lunch truly is the food of love. GO JUNE. ON SALE NOW.29 words
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spotlight
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Article88 1990-06-05 16 CHILDREN and the Environment is the theme of this year's World Environment Day (WED). The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) says: "We do not inherit the world from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children". WED falls on June 5 each year. It marks the opening88 words
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Article, Illustration653 1990-06-05 16 It is World Environment Day today. How can we help preserve the life of the planet that keeps us alive? NG WAN CHING reports on a set of six unique posters that tell how HERE is a new commandment. Thou shalt save the earth, say six posters which will653 words
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190 1990-06-05 16 THE Ministry of the Environment has organised several events to enhance public concern for the environment. This year's theme focuses on children. Among the activities aimed at them are: A poster competition for upper primary school students based on the theme of190 words
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Advertisement131 1990-06-05 17 Now CD quality goes on N Vk the move like never before. Technics SL~XP2 Portable CD Player j Technics SL-XP2. Poised to be the standard by which other portable CD players will be judged. Hear it -V Outstanding features: Super-Lightweight A mere .'WO gms (including batteries) in a new sleek.131 words
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Miscellaneous879 1990-06-05 17 BY MY SIDE WISE GUY: HIP HOP A HH|| (Channel 8, 9.30 pm) V 1 ON THE GRAVY TRAIN ifl fgr JIAWEN receives a card from Song Yi, 'll'if!' 1*" (Channel 5, 9.30 pm) Iw it ili|!j h, i|j I asking for forgiveness. She visits Yunfeng "I J pi' (Wang879 words
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Article227 1990-06-05 18 Wong Sing Yeong - SEEN LASTNIGHT By Wong Sing Yeong IN Entertainment This Week (10.35 pm, SBC 5) last night, Leeza Gibbons was described by her co-host as "one of the most talented ladies around". Well, well, how compliments fly around Hollywood. I always get this feeling that227 words
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Advertisement213 1990-06-05 18 ICOLLECT BONUS COUPONS AND r EXCHANGE FOR THESE GIFTS! Collect Ken-Air Holiday Bonus Coupons when you go Choose from a wide range of FREE GIFTS featured in our shopping, stick them in a Passport and exchange your HOLIDAYS AND GIFTS colour catalogue. Call 348 4188 completed Passports for FREE GIFS.213 words
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Miscellaneous298 1990-06-05 18 tuesdaytv TUESDAY PPEZT— Kk EMMY Award-winning actress Alfre Woodard (left) portrays Andrea Crawford, a lady who has worked hard K-M to rise from the black ghetto to become a top V mm m W§ m Andrea suddenly finds her life challenged and I *i WO. changed when she encounters Jackie298 words
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Article1640 1990-06-05 19 ►CENTRESTAGE [Tyf TEATER ARTISTIK In The Corpse, four good 1 friends face the problem of finding a burial ground for their dead friend. This is a hilarious and light-hearted play with a grave message. Teater Artistik, formed in 1986, is part of the Cheng San1,640 words
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Article18 1990-06-05 19 TALKS: LOVE CENTRESTAGE: TEATER ARTISTIK p. EXHIBITION: KELANTAN DRUMS p. COMING UP: LANTERNS NEVER GO OUT18 words
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Article, Illustration50 1990-06-05 19 A HEALTHY and wholesome buffet lunch using bean curd as the main ingredient. It is served in four styles Ampang, Hakka, Japanese and in laksa. Dessert includes dou shuang, Nonya cakes and rojak salad, noon 2.30 pm. Price: $8.50 per person. Green Bamboo Village. Hotel Equatorial.50 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration534 1990-06-05 20 Wong Sing Yeong - By 1 Wong Sing Yeong THE music was spiritual, primeval, rhythmic, soulful, bluesy, jazzy, funky all the wonderful things you associate with black music. The dance was exhilarating and ethnic, sometimes almost as slick as James Brown and Michael Jackson, although with less showmanship. The message? Well,Pictures/ Sam Yeo - 534 words
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Article, Illustration614 1990-06-05 21 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin ANYONE can enter karaoke contests but the SBC Talentime is, well, something to venture into only if you are really good. That seems to be the view of many of the semi-finalists of the 25th Anniversary Karaoke Singing Contest. No strangers to614 words
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Article60 1990-06-05 21 THE New Paper readers stand a chance of winning an Aiwa stereo headphone and a $50 shopping voucher by naming the winners in a readers' participation contest at the end of this week. Members of the audience at the Grand Final can also win karaoke tapes worth60 words
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Article, Illustration360 1990-06-05 21 Adeline Woon - Adeline Woon ADI ON THE ARTS YOU could say that Bruce Gaston got involved in Thai music in a most deadly way. More than 20 years ago, Mr Gaston, an American from Hollywood, was sent to Thailand to teach music. It was an360 words
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Article, Illustration515 1990-06-05 22 Paul Zach - By Paul Zach A FTER 13 years of dou-ble-dealing, philandering, and backstabbing, J R Ewing and his Dallas brood are about to ride off quietly into the Southfork sunset. The grand-daddy of the prime-time soap operas has fallen victim to falling ratings. Its515 words
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Article, Illustration146 1990-06-05 22 PRODUCER and star Larry Hagman broke the news of Dallas' impending demise during the recent Montreux TV festival in Switzerland. He told British journalists: "We've ridden the wave as long as we could. Obviously I'm very sad." He should146 words
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Advertisement23 1990-06-05 22 START MUSICAL CAREER feature on Musical The New Paper l-'astads. |^4 sical i Nofcsn A SPECIAL FEATURE OF lis mskds I iMHI— i23 words
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Miscellaneous453 1990-06-05 23 TUESDAYRADIO NOON News in Brief NOON News In Brief 12.05 Lunchdate 12.03 Popular Classics 1.00 News in Briaf 1.00 News and Weather Forecast 1.15 Lunchdate (cont'd) 1.10 Currency Exchange Rates 2.00 News in Brief 1.15 Popular Classics (cont'd) 2.05 Words and Music (cont'd) 1.45 Midday Market Report 3.00 News in453 words
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Miscellaneous242 1990-06-05 23 COMICRELIEF Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee Augusta /Dominic Poelsma Angus McGill f\r W PIPNT MA/TN fVO VURMG?G(XX>\ f\UOUOU WHAT IT WA£ t.v. vjuw iov w&z 6mc\ouei wee WA4 jcm ft?e iw v MAP* 10 oo! J 7 f" George the Robot/stephen Stanley y LOOK Qin*JY t A >TdC*S IT KBJEJP \T SToPS T*g/A242 words
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Miscellaneous619 1990-06-05 24 COMICRELEF TUESDAYRADIO 1 Orchard Road/conn Goh I;] JilldilHTiTTH NOON Good Music, Company NOON Nowsdosk I And Mo 12.30 Off Tho ShoH FOftTHE pm ptAVlKlr, fIU I'MPIiNINC AfflflWWHW I 12-15 Sentimental Journey 12.45 Hew Ideas mi6EFAMTASV H L,£n, M JH "JOST LO6T 3 FfilEVJto 12-30 Hooping Track: All this and the619 words
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Advertisement1129 1990-06-05 25 mrn&ads 737-1166 THE EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED SECTION ux:rs ***** ciA$s.r**: 732*230 800 Food/Entertainment 800 Food/Entertainment 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment Our clitnt, a large foraign hotal group, aatting up operations in Singapore with regional partnera aeeka the following: ACCOUNTANT Recognised Accountancy Qualification Proficient able to work Independently EXECUTIVE1,129 words
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Advertisement494 1990-06-05 26 831 Employment 1 Fast expanding computer company requires: 11. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY At least 2 years' experience in similar capacity 2 Knowledge of Lotus Wordstar a Knowledge of shipping banking negotiation Salary $900 $1,100 s2. SALES CO-ORDINATOR Previous experience in computer co. an added J advantage J Able to type 2494 words
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Advertisement492 1990-06-05 26 831 Employment I lllll— PAP COMMUNITY FOUNDATION TAMPINES NORTH EDUCATION CENTRE requires KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS Half day job and follows the school calendar year. CPF contribution and bonus according to government's recommendation. Requirements: 3 OCE 'O' levels with pass In English and Chinese as a 2nd Language. Interested to work with492 words
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Advertisement269 1990-06-05 26 831 Employment A leading polythene bags manufacturer requires the services of SALES EXECUTIVE ASPIRING APPLICANTS SHOULD POSSESS THE FOLLOWING PRE-REOUISrTES male or female aged 25 years and above Singaporeans/ Chinese should at least possess O.C.E. 'A* level certificate should be proficient In both English and Mandarin languages some working experience269 words
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Advertisement312 1990-06-05 26 831 Employment W Due to our company 1 I expansion, we have I IMMEDIATE vacancies for SALES EXECUTIVES Product line The latest Digital Scan IPrincer, Document Shredder, Book-Binder, Laminating Machine, Coin and None Counter etc. Requirements: Minimum GCE 'O' level certificate and bilingual Knowledge of this trade is an advantage312 words
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Advertisement346 1990-06-05 26 831 Employment wmmmm mjmmm h Wrangler. B y sum jj Brentwood i 1 SALES I PROMOTERS j Attractive basic salary z! Plus attractive sales commission s n A prestigious and reputable ocgeniaebon x i requires a pool of calibre and dynamic tz personnel to be stationed at Department Stores to346 words
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Advertisement78 1990-06-05 26 831 Employment An Established Shipping Company looking for a: FEMALE ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT With: LCCI 1-2 years' of working experience Interested please write-in with photograph to: 11 Kappai Road Kepp* Houm #03-OSA I pwt 030S CLERK Working experience Able to write and speak English and Mandarin Computer literate Salary 1060 $80078 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration435 1990-06-05 27 A HAND of God might prevent Diego Maradona from appearing in the opening match of the 1990 World Cup on Friday. The Argent i n e captain is struggling to overcome an old toe injury aggravated during training early last week. It seems thatPicture/ Afp - 435 words
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Article195 1990-06-05 27 Wire service. MICHEL Vautrot of France will referee the opening match of the World Cup, between Argentina and Cameroon, on Friday. Vautrot, 44, refereed in the 1982 and 1986 World Cups also. He is known for his strict application of the rules. Meanwhile, 23 World Cup referees whoWire service. - 195 words
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Article, Illustration682 1990-06-05 28 JEFFREY LOW - Tension builds up frenetically among the teams four days before the World Cup fires away. A similar build-up, but reeking of blood, gurgles in the alleyways of Europe as hooligans plan out their own sport. Can security measures thwart them? JEFFREY LOW FROM ITALY SARDINIA,682 words
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Article, Illustration314 1990-06-05 28 Wire services. STRIKER Gianluca Vialli is fighting to be fit for Italy's opening match against Austria on Sunday. Vialli, 25, valued at over $20 million, is suffering from a pulled muscle in his left leg. He was unable to take part in his side's full work-outWire services. - 314 words
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Article, Illustration344 1990-06-05 29 Yes, say the four errant national hockey players accused of misconduct in Malaysia during the Razak Cup. Singapore lost all its matches in its worst showing in the history of the competition. No, says the team manager. They were axed because of344 words
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Article143 1990-06-05 29 INDISCIPLINE among some of the players was not the main factor behind Singapore's dismal showing in the Razak Cup tournament. It was a lack of experienced players capable of playing top-level hockey on the artificial surface, said team manager Eusope Kadir. He said the four143 words
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Article, Illustration477 1990-06-05 30 Two-time President's Cup champ Jurong Town slams FAS tournament committee for postponing the competition indefinitely. The Cup is in its quarter-final stage. We'll pull out, they say, if the competition does not resume this month J URONG Town FC has threatened to withdraw from the President's477 words
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Article128 1990-06-05 30 THE President's Cup soccer competition was suspended indefinitely last month following an appeal from the national team manager, Mohamed Shahar Hussein. The knockout competition is now into the quarter-final stages. Shahar had cited the greater risk of injuries to national players in his appeal to the tournament committee128 words
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