The New Paper, 6 June 1990
1990-06-06
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Title Section15 1990-06-06 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS the new paper15 words
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Advertisement143 1990-06-06 1 Why no TELECAST? Singapore soccer fans want it. Football Association doesn't mind. Over to you, SBC./ Page 34 Telephone operator Zhuo Ruifeng, 26, is in love with a man. He 7 HpBfl is a 39-year-old cabby. But her parents do not approve. So Ur they chain her up "to keep143 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration413 1990-06-06 2 Reuter. ITALY has expelled Paul Scarrott, self-styled leader of England's soccer hooligans as part of a crackdown against spectator violence at the World Cup tournament. Yesterday, Scarrott, 34, was put on a flight from Rome to London with two police guards under a deportation order. He wasReuter.; Picture/ Afp - 413 words
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Article172 1990-06-06 2 RESEARCH has shown that smart students do not necessarily study harder but they do study smarter. The New Paper and Stamford College have organised a workshop that reveals some of these smart study skills. And each of the first 1,500 secondary and college students172 words
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Article91 1990-06-06 2 THIS is your last chance to win a free ticket to the Singapore 2000 Global Technopolis exhibition. Cut the coupon that appears in The New Paper for the last time today and present it at the ticket booth in the Raffles City Atrium. If you91 words
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Article100 1990-06-06 2 Banks charge for changing coins (TNP, 'June 5): The story said DBS charges for changing more than $50 into coins because the coins from the Board of Commissioners of Currency come in big bags and the bank must count and re-package them into smaller ones. DBS clarifies that it100 words
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Article, Illustration368 1990-06-06 3 Adeline Woon - Adeline Woon ADI ON THE ARTS FROM across the road, it seemed as if four giant snakes were winding their way up Wisma Atria. Either that, or the building's intestines were inside out. The four twisted sculptures along the steps of the building looked like papier-mache that368 words
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Article, Illustration405 1990-06-06 3 Tang Wai Yin - [WORLD'S LONGEST HUMAN CENTIPEDE? RECORD BREAKING ATTEMPTS June 9: Making world's largest pizza by Pizza Hut at World Trade Centre. Present record: 30.51 m diameter, set by Italians. Lorenzo Amato and Louis Piancone, in October 1987 in Florida. June 10: Building world's largest bottlecap pyramid, at WTC, with 255,346Picture/ Jonathan Choo - 405 words
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Advertisement151 1990-06-06 2 r f 199Q PARENT EDUCATION LUNCH TIME TALKS H COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SERVICE BLDG TRAINING ROOM (4TH FLOOR) L 11 15 JUNE 1pm-2pm J Husband/Wife R'ships How To Talk To Your Child About Sex Without Blushing Coming To Terms With Your Teenager Growing Old Frugally Filmshows To Register: Call Anne/Jackie151 words
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Advertisement169 1990-06-06 2 BL IfinsßaiJßß h F 5 I I m Baa 1 anr NETS UPDATE (spending os of yesterday) $1,000,601,025 g The amount spent through NETS has reached the $1 billion mark II It you had used NETS yesterday, you could have been the winner. li;! Results will be known in a169 words
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Miscellaneous17 1990-06-06 2 WEATHER SHOWERS over several areas in the early afternoon. Max temp: 82 deg C. Sunset: 7.08 pm.17 words
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Advertisement52 1990-06-06 3 hMB What do I do to strengthen EA3I the chest muscles? Sit at your desk with feet together on the floor. Press the palms of your hands on the underside of the desk. Push up firmly as though you are trying to lift the desk. Rebx and repeat the exercise52 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration417 1990-06-06 4 The Education Ministry recently conducted a survey to find out if teachers are under stress and if so, what is causing it. KAREN GOH speaks to 10 teachers about the problem SOME teachers suffer from so much stress that they keep getting sick. One even417 words
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Article273 1990-06-06 4 WORKLOAD: All the teachers said too much of their free time is taken up by work-related activities. "Instead of having the few free periods to yourself, you are down doing relief classes and administrative paperwork. Recess time can be spent talking to students or attending meetings,"273 words
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Article169 1990-06-06 4 Set up an administrative body to deal with such matters as school fees, library fees and bus passes. Bring down teacher-student ratio to about one for every 20 to 30 students. Let each teacher concentrate on one ex-tra-curricular activity. Teachers who double as ECA instructors should get an169 words
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Advertisement154 1990-06-06 4 lir ill r Si Oa!- 'Uf'R r u J f» ]L > m^^xf VisQniz'9o fl6^J It's Fun! It's Exciting! And it's better than ever before! Here's the quiz game you've all been Lots of exciting Casll Prizes waiting for. Put on your thinking caps. f u Won* Brush up your154 words
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Advertisement97 1990-06-06 5 /s espreme Hi .J JH T'' ''.frHUKr Jiifeßr "tJ i .'SJIiIE" Making the most of time r Citizen's craftsmen designers present yet another elegantly coordinated watch collection Stylish, extravagant beauty M created by thinly stretching the Aft case to the limits of possibility f I Superb water resistance because of97 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article370 1990-06-06 6 Yaw Yan Chong - By Yaw Yan Chong THERE will be no float competition for this year's Rag and Flag Day in the National University of Singapore but the float parade will still be on. That's the solution to the controversy sparked off by the NUS Students' Union's (Nussu) claim370 words
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65 1990-06-06 6 Amid the changes at NUS, one tradition still remains. On Rag and Flag Day on July 17, President Wee Kim Wee will still present the two shields previously given to the winners of the keenly-contested float competition. But this time, one shield will be given to65 words
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Advertisement342 1990-06-06 6 The New Paper II LEONARD II OENCVE "finer-things-in-life-quiz" Solve Our Crossword Win An Attractive LEONARD Timepiece r Today 9 s Topic: Drama Music "i I Clues: I j Down I 1. Last name of this Singaporean who played opposite Anthony j T| Hopkins in the play M. Butterfly. GLEN 2.342 words
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Advertisement107 1990-06-06 6 Sift-,- ]V COME!! AND TRADE-IN YOUR USED ORGANISER, ANY I U/V HQ BRAND AND ANY SIZE FOR ONLY 1 f\ HALF THE PRICE OF 'V) H organizers -UJ y SYSTEM NOTE ft THE COMPLETE ORGANIZER $179 1 C J JJ KO-09LS KO-09U CALF GENUINE LEATHER PU MATERIAI (AJTft a<Va\ HURRY!!107 words
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Advertisement370 1990-06-06 7 KH^p^^H 12 ■mw 9f )3) > 4WV Jfl LEONARD I Ik£n?--' vH ■I r-fc 13) B 9v*/*/ \fIHW ff ff ■Bfl^^Hl« n 1\ am H AM il i\ H^'*V 1 V Sole agents for Singapore. Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia Brunei GOLDSTONE MARKETING PTE LTD Member of the SINAMEX Group 10 Anson370 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article336 1990-06-06 8 TWO children one aged 11 and the other seven went on a shopping spree after they withdrew $320 from their POSB joint accounts. Their parents did not know of their spree until they saw the new toys. Their aunt has made a complaint to POSB for336 words
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Article163 1990-06-06 8 OCBC Bank, which offers a Young Savers Club for children below 12, gives children a free hand at handling their accounts. "It's their money. We have no right to withhold it," said a bank spokewoman. But she said branch managers "exercise discretion." "The branch manager would ask163 words
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Article93 1990-06-06 8 A PARENT has several options to ensure control over a child's funds. They can open a trust account at the banks. These accounts allow only the trustee, usually the parent, to handle the funds. Parents can set an age limit on the account or close the account when93 words
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Advertisement166 1990-06-06 8 The Latest Magazine On Showbiz, Music The Superstars Star gazing 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 All166 words
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Advertisement92 1990-06-06 8 rfin Present this coupon* at the Singapore 2000 (ilohal Technopolis ticket booth in the Ral lies 6 City Atrium, and you could rcccivc a free i admission tickct. I J To qualify, you must correctly answer the I question below and be among the first 50 New Paper readers to92 words
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Advertisement575 1990-06-06 9 Growing up with your child by Nurse Gon. Your Child Refuses To Eat. I What You I A baby sometimes refuses to eat because he is \M y V I playful or thirsty. Do not force him to eat. He could |5 4Q\d If frisocreflf I end up crying and575 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration334 1990-06-06 10 The Economic Development Board played tour operator yesterday as 15 high-powered business groups spent the afternoon at such un-touristy spots as Singapore Telecom, Compaq Computer Asia, National Computer Board, Information Communication Institute of Singapore (Icis) and Batam Industrial Park. The "tourists" are senior executives attending334 words
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Article, Illustration162 1990-06-06 10 LOOK on Singapore as your business architect, a group of top business executives was told yesterday. "We will help you to build up your businesses, to add value to your business and industrial activities," said Dr Lee Boon Yang, Senior Minister of State for National Development162 words
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Article, Illustration141 1990-06-06 10 Generally, MNCs and potential investors have a clear view of the vision and direction of the Singapore Government. The message is very clear and all I need. Sometimes small is beautiful. There is easy access to higher government levels and they listen. Mr Allan141 words
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Article125 1990-06-06 10 THIS morning, three eminent businessmen are due to address the conference. Mr Alain Gomez, chairman and chief executive officer of Thomson SA and Thomson-CSF, is scheduled to speak on critical success factors for global electronic companies in the 90s. Dr Tadahiro Sekimoto, president of NEC Corporation, has titled125 words
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Article, Illustration663 1990-06-06 11 The body of a polytechnic student who was swept away by strong currents at a waterfall on Mount Ophir in Johor has been found. But the terror remains for his sworn brother who saw it all happen. YAW YAN CHONG reports POLYTECHNIC student663 words
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Advertisement22 1990-06-06 10 LESS 40 o o~7o°o j||jk f PHILIPPE ANDREAS PTE LTD #01-14 The Regent Hotel, Cuscaden RJ. Tel: < $***** p Jav> from to22 words
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Advertisement99 1990-06-06 11 k TALKING BALLOONS #HAVE JUST ARRIVED IN SINGAPORE j balloons say wonderful things a Birthday!", "I love you" and "You're the Kg V& r Give sonneone a surprise. Send an important a JF' message in a Talking Balloon. For only $2 with 2 Bonus Coupons. Talking balloons are available exclusively99 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration390 1990-06-06 12 MALAY students admitted to tertia r y institutions from next year will have to pay fees. But those who are less well-off will have their fees reim- bursed by Mendaki, the council for the development of the Muslim community. At present, fees390 words
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Article, Illustration420 1990-06-06 12 Charmaine Chan - By Charmaine Chan AN argument over a married woman led to a man being stabbed. The man, bus driver Yeo Hee Tee, 40, fell with the knife embedded in his back. Result: The knife went deeper into his body. It cut his spinal cord, leavingPicture/ Aundry Gan - 420 words
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Article, Illustration252 1990-06-06 12 SUPERSTAR Michael Jackson, sent to hospital two days ago for chest pains, suffered new pains yesterday. Doctors said the fresh attacks delayed tests to find the cause of the problem. The 31-year-old entertainer, who has sold more than 100 million record albums, "had a252 words
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362 1990-06-06 13 Karen Goh - By Karen Goh M ILANO Pizza is no longer a sponsor of the Moscow State Circus. The company withdrew its support, believed to be in the region of $350,000, before the world-famous circus' opening night performance at Singapore Indoor Stadium last Saturday. This was confirmed362 words
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Article, Illustration236 1990-06-06 13 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong SEND in the clowns, they said. But only one turned up. Thus David Wee, 10, a student of St Michael's School, won the Best-Dressed Clown Contest held at Parkway Parade on Monday in a walkover. The prize was to go to seven best-dressed236 words
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Advertisement70 1990-06-06 12 BT'T'TnT'Tj^JT?miii!ff»hiTTl!■] fc I Book One Rendezvous Disco Cruise I J Tomorrow (June 8) and get another Cruise ticket ——U32J- "PttiA j I One exclusive "Equator Dream i J IL- or C. i or Oy 0 Paperweights Beer Mugs Cocktail Mugs 1 (worth $11 each) (worth 512 cach) (worth SIS cach)70 words
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MALAYSIATODAY
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Article, Illustration475 1990-06-06 14 A YOUNG Malaysian woman was beaten and chained up by her parents because they objected to her love affair with an older man. Her father has admitted the incident. But he claimed he chained his daughter out of love not to harm her, thePicture/ Shin Min Daily News - 475 words
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Article120 1990-06-06 14 MS Zhuo Ruifeng's father said he chained his daughter because he feared she might harm herself, or even try to commit suicide. Mr Zhuo Songrong, 51, said: "She was in an extremely bad mood. She was smashing things up in the house. "The120 words
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Article, Illustration200 1990-06-06 14 TEN years of experiments by a research team have finally borne fruit for Malaysia. The country may soon be able to grow grapes like Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines. After experimenting with 32 varieties of grapes, the team has come up with a variety that canPicture/ Nst - 200 words
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210 1990-06-06 14 PENANG recorded an all-time high 96,884 in direct foreign tourist arrivals in the first four months of the year. The figure compares with 65,475 for the corresponding period last year, the New Straits Times reported. State tourism committee chairman Dr Sak Cheng Lum210 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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247 1990-06-06 15 AFP. H 'KROIN is now being processed aboard floating factories in the Gulf of Thailand. And Thai police are preparing to bust a drug-trafficking ring that is doing it aboard large fishing trawlers. Border Patrol Police reports said: "Heroin producers have moved their land-basedAFP. - 247 words
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204 1990-06-06 15 NYT. MKMBERS of an organised-crime gang who killed their victims and dismembered them have been arrested in the United States. Officials believe that at least six of the bodies are buried in suitcases and plastic garbage bags on Staten Island in New York. MoreNYT. - 204 words
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Article151 1990-06-06 15 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. at my wits' end: Someone who is at his wits' end is so worried and exhausted by problems or difficulties that he does not know what to do next.151 words
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Advertisement34 1990-06-06 15 rA is is Catch Jeff Low's latest reports in our Sunday World Cup editions. June 10,18 25, July 1& 8. And win 5 Boctok watches every Sunday! Prizes sponsored by: jj DICKSON I RADING34 words
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WORLDTODAY
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281 1990-06-06 16 AFP. THE Khmer Rouge says it is not bound by a pact to refrain from using military force signed in Tokyo yesterday. The agreement was signed between Cambodian resistance leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk and Phnom Penh Premier Hun Sen. It said the attemptAFP. - 281 words
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134 1990-06-06 16 Wire services. UP to 20 people were killed and 80 injured when a speeding express train, crowded with vacationers, collided head-on with a freight train in southern India. One railroad official said the death toll from Monday night's crash, near Hyderabad, the capitalWire services. - 134 words
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226 1990-06-06 16 AP. BRAZIL has issued a new package of anti-smoking measures. The move is aimed at discouraging a habit shared by an estimated 54 million Brazilians. "With these measures, the government assumes its responsibilities in pointing out the risks of cigarettes to allAP. - 226 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration278 1990-06-06 16 AP. STOCK prices fell yesterday, countering a recent rally that produced record highs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials declined 10.19 to 2,925.00. Declining issues edged out advances on the New York Stock Exchange, with 755 up, 811 down and 470 unchanged. Volume totaled 199.72 million shares.AP. - 278 words
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Article88 1990-06-06 16 Reuters. TOKYO stocks opened slightly higher in light trading marked by caution ahead of tomorrow, when June stock index futures and option expire. Buying of small capital issues are expected to feature today, along with scattered purchases of high-tech issues, brokers said. The benchmark Nikkei index was up 39.78Reuters. - 88 words
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Article51 1990-06-06 16 FT Industrials Tue 1,893.90 (1,893.40) Dow Jones Average Tue (2,935.19) NST Industrial Tue 3,057.24 (3,032.94) ST Industrial Tue 1,550.71 (1,552.45) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 3,159.06 (3,153.22) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,528.40 (1,525.60) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 32,921.62 (32,925.37) I Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration288 1990-06-06 16 Wire services. SHARE prices ended slightly higher on London's Stock Exchange yesterday after volatile, heavy trading. The Financial Times 30share index was up 0.5 point at 1,893.9 at the close. Volume was a heavy 618.2 million shares, up from 430 million shares on Monday. Property stocks were among theWire services. - 288 words
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Article1610 1990-06-06 17 ►Art^Festival VTjK CHINESE FOLK. The \fr I China Central Ensemble of National Music presents an evening of Chinese classical and folk music arranged for a large Chinese orchestra. Victoria Concert Hall. 8.15 pm. $40. $30. $20 and $10. Before 3 pm, tickets are available at1,610 words
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Article18 1990-06-06 17 ARTS FESTIVAL: CHINESE FOLK FRINGE FESTIVAL: ONE MAN McKELLAR TALKS COURSES: CLOWN WORKSHOP FOOD: MANCHURIAN SPLENDOUR18 words
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Article, Illustration42 1990-06-06 17 ARTIST Luz Serrano-Valentini was born in Spain. Although rich with ochres and crimsons, her paintings display a subtle play of shadow and light that renders a sense of vulnerability. Atrium lobby. Le Meridien Hotel Until Sunday. Free.42 words
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spotlight
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Article, Illustration637 1990-06-06 18 Griselda Loo; Jonathan Choo - SCRAP VALUE By Griselda Loo PICTURES BY Jonathan Choo SINGAPORE householders can, with a clear conscience, throw everything away in the trash. This is because there are people such as the Ministry of Environment's garbage collectors, renovation contractors and scrap scavengers who retrieve "junk" from rubbish heap. The junk637 words
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Article167 1990-06-06 18 MATERIALS that are commonly recycled are ferrous metals; non-ferrous metals such as brass, aluminium, zinc and lead; paper; textiles and plastics. Metals: At the moment, industrial secondary raw materials are more economically viable to recycle than domestic scrap. "First of all, the domestic quantity is not167 words
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Miscellaneous1045 1990-06-06 19 wednesdaytv TWO OF US THE HUMAN RACE CLUB I (Channel 8, 6.45 prn) THE LETTER ON LIGHT BLUE STATIONERY AFTER hearing Shen Ying reveal her love (Channel 5, 7.00 pm) n for Yida, Xiaofu confronts Yida but ignores jLt v M Yida's explanation that he loves Jinman THE Human Race1,045 words
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235 1990-06-06 20 Wong Sing Yeong - SEENLASTNIGHT By Wong Sing Yeong DID anyone say Singaporeans are shy and regimented? You would have had second thoughts after watching It's Your Move (8 pm, SBC 5) last night. The winner of the quiz-fun contest celebrated every point by punching his fist235 words
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Miscellaneous283 1990-06-06 20 wednesdaytv a. HOSTAGES (DOCUMENTARY) SINCE 1982, more than 150 foreigners have been |gfl H kidnapped in Lebanon. For the more fortunate ones, or deal ended in a few weeks. For others, including ▼•r* Wy -4* 9 the Western hostages, the captivity seems endless. jH This film reveals the details of283 words
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DEARAGGIE
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Article1368 1990-06-06 21 Dear Aggie, I AM writing to you because I'm at my wit's end. I am a school leaver waiting for my results but I have not applied for permanent jobs because I know I will not be chosen because I was once caught shop-lifting. It happened1,368 words
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Article81 1990-06-06 21 AGGIE gives advice every Wednesday. Questions Aggie can't answer are put to other experts such as doctors, psychologists and psychiatrists. You can write to: Dear Aggie, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. You must give your name and address. But The New Paper will not81 words
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Advertisement73 1990-06-06 21 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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Showtime
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Article, Illustration571 1990-06-06 22 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin THERE is life after Perfect Match a weekly SBC game show which pairs couples as teams. In fact there may be a career in show business. While some participants actually got hitched others find themselves being actively sought after as TV571 words
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Article, Illustration502 1990-06-06 23 Vivien Chiong - stories By Vivien Chiong S UNNY Chu's life-story is the kind of stuff Taiwanese melodramas are made of. At age nine, he woke up one morning to find his mother had left home, taking along his two brothers and a sister. He never asked his502 words
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Article, Illustration277 1990-06-06 23 FAMILY HONOUR (now showing at Mandarin season opens at Eng Wah cinemas tomorrow) PREVIEW AN honest policeman meets an attractive dance j hostess forced into the trade by financial circumstances (aren't they all in movies?) They fall in love. Although no inevitable struggle between love and277 words
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Article, Illustration673 1990-06-06 24 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin Y OU'VE heard of M Butterfly, but M Moth? M Butterfly is about a French diplomat charged with spying together with his Chinese mistress who turns out to be a man. It will be staged by Theatre Works for the673 words
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Miscellaneous516 1990-06-06 25 WEDNESDAYRADIO EEEEEni EKISHi NOON Newt in Brief NOON News in Brief 12.05 LuncMate: Lunchtime listening 12.03 Popular Classics I 1.00 N~> and Waathar Rapart Curr.»c, E»ch.»«. D.to. I.IS Lunchdato (cont'd) J 2.00 N«. in Brief >•« l(ku "•"i" H>rt 2.05 Worts and Music (cont'd): Vari- Pro r Sam ety of516 words
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Miscellaneous129 1990-06-06 25 COMTCRELEF Clirry-Puff/Raymond Let n?v Augusta /Dominic Poelsma Angus McGill I I (W.SAYS I I l A6fc:s-7 George the Robot/stephen Stanley Oo Au- /..twcf HAs/Ejs/"T A. CofecJTS J Tn* "TaSKS -To J UJT IS NkJf A UUMAisIS fvrio feAC. V VNAX6. US 7 wAppy o»j£.. Yer. Duffy/Bruce Hammond f SOU OOGMT129 words
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Advertisement214 1990-06-06 27 mi|K| Cjttl HERE'S TO THE HAPPY BABIES. WITH LOVE FROM THE NEW PAPER FASTADS FITTI. I I mm HAPPY EACH baby GETS TO RECEIVE 2 PACKS of FITTI diapers, a singlet, a panty and a congratulatory CARD FROM FITTI. ANNOUNCE YOUR BABY'S BIRTH RIGHT HERE. FREE. Hello, everybody! My name214 words
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Article, Illustration419 1990-06-06 31 JEFFREY LOW - JEFFREY LOW FROA ITALY IT may sound a little far-fetched, but Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand could combine to stage the World Cup Finals in the early 21st century. So says Mr Hermann Neuberger, a Fifa vice-president and chairman of the 1990419 words
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Article, Illustration255 1990-06-06 31 AP. Brazilian midfielder Dunga aggravated a pulled muscle yesterday. It could force coach Sebastiao Lazaroni to change his defensive scheme for the team's opening match against Sweden on Sunday. Dunga apparently pulled a muscle in his left leg during training on Monday night and the injury flaredAP.; Picture/ Afp - 255 words
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Article283 1990-06-06 31 Reuter, AP. STEVE McMahon scored an own goal seconds into England's final warm-up game yesterday. But it was no accident it had been planned by the England camp as a message against hooliganism. Immediately after the midfielder beat reserve goalkeeper David Seaman in the match against aReuter, AP. - 283 words
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Article262 1990-06-06 31 Wire services. ENZO Francescoli, Uruguay's star striker, is leading a call by some top players to he paid a percentage of the millions of dollars profit made during the World Cup. The 28 year-old insists players are being given a raw deal by Fifa. Said Francescoli: "We areWire services. - 262 words
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Article, Illustration228 1990-06-06 32 AFP. Liverpool midfielder Ronnie Whelan has been ruled out of Ireland's opening World Cup match against England next week. Manager Jackie Charlton said he would not risk the 28 year-old, who has suffered recently from a string of injuries. Whelan only had the plaster removed fromAFP. - 228 words
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Article120 1990-06-06 32 ACE Italian striker Gianluca Vialli was pronounced fit yesterday for the team's June 9 World Cup opener against Austria. The team's starting striker missed the squad's yesterday morning workout at the training camp outside Rome, but practised separately after undergoing medical tests on his injured left calf. "I'm120 words
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Article222 1990-06-06 32 Caution cards will cost money Reuter. PLAYERS shown two yellow cards or sent off during the World Cup finals will be fined up to 30,000 Swiss francs ($38,400) on top of the automatic suspension they receive. Fifa general secretary Sepp Blatter told a news conference yesterday that the move wasReuter. - 222 words
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Article, Illustration923 1990-06-06 33 Abdul Shukor; ABDUL SHUKOR - SAY THE FANS B»T3M SAYS THE FAS fill Despite the demand from fans m Despite the turnout at the Stadium Despite the fact that fans could be forced to turn to RTM Abdul Shukor Interviews and comment by ABDUL SHUKOR SOCCER fans interviewed were unanimous in923 words
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Article279 1990-06-06 33 Results of yesterday's international sports: ATHLETICS Eight Nations meet in Milan, Italy Men's lOOm.l Jeff Williams (US) 10.51 2 Bruno MarieRose (Fra) 10.52 3 Pier Francesco Pavoni (Ita) 10.57 400 m: 1 Roberto Hernandez (Cuba) 45.04 2 Samson Kitur (Ken) 45.83 3 Larry Gardner (US) 45.93. 5,OOOm: 1 Salvatore279 words
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Article, Illustration344 1990-06-06 34 Wire services. AMERICAN teenage whizz-kid Jennifer Capriati continued her historic run at the French Open yesterday when she became the youngest player ever to reach the semi-finals of a Grand-Slam tournament. The 14-year-old Capriati stormed into the last four of the women's singles with a one-sidedWire services.; Picture/ Afp - 344 words
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309 1990-06-06 34 A FUSE melted on the courts last night, the highlight of the opening day of the 18th Milo National squash championships at West Coast. The incident happened during the Kelvin SngTiong Eng Yeow game when Tiong appealed for lets on numerous occasions during309 words
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Article, Illustration644 1990-06-06 35 JEFFREY LOW - JEFFREY LOW FROM ITALY to ■fajf«>tbsller, louM himself in I of a on which position he should play during Italia '90. After scoring Holland's first goal in the 54th minute of its 2-0 warm-up win over fellow finalist Yugoslavia on Sunday, the 27-year-old AC Milan midfield644 words
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