The New Paper, 7 June 1990
1990-06-07
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Title Section16 1990-06-07 1 the new paper THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS the J new* paper16 words
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Advertisement118 1990-06-07 1 WE Power That's The New Paper's coverage for the most exciting football event of the year. We have a powerful team of I i Father asks-. How could it happen with so many lifeguards around? WLifeguards and management respond 12 Stones, cement rain down on cab A. T^Xi iAs!' t118 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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314 1990-06-07 2 CASE studies, presentations and workshops will be more student-centred at this month's Pre-University Seminar 1990. The seminar will be held from June 17 to 22. It will look at Singapore The Next 25 Years. And the 604 students attending can look forward314 words
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Article, Illustration110 1990-06-07 2 FOR a lot of people, the family is a many splendoured thing. For many others though, it is often not quite the perfect match. How do you view your own family? Call our Hotline Plus at 734-7711 and tell us the problems you have with your110 words
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Article, Illustration394 1990-06-07 2 An Australian woman has chased her estranged husband halfway round the world, since he skipped the country with their two sons. Last month the tug of love went on in Singapore. It is now on what seems to be its final tussle in Genoa, Italy. The394 words
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Article165 1990-06-07 2 MRS Joanne Zorbas has not seen her sons for about a month. The couple had been sharing the children since they separated about a year ago They were last picked up at school by her husband. But without her knowledge, he had taken them on board the Smolensk and165 words
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112 1990-06-07 2 Reuter THE original Playboy mansion is up for sale for $11 million. Lavish parties were held in the mansion in the days when Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner was master of the house in Chicago. The buyer will get 72 rooms, including aReuter - 112 words
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Article77 1990-06-07 2 Scrap Value (TNP, .June 6): Mr T P Sharma of P V Sharma Enterprises was quoted as saying: "The trade here generates about $10.8 billion in volume of turnover in just one year." He actually meant to say that "the world trade under the recycling industry is about $10.877 words
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Article, Illustration519 1990-06-07 3 Loh Tuan Lee - Three wild elephants were sighted on Pulau Tekong by national servicemen last week. But despite their size they have not been seen since. Yesterday, LOH TUAN LEE went in search of the elusive pachyderms. Here's what she found. By Loh Tuan Lee ITCartoon / Soh Ah Teck - 519 words
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Article171 1990-06-07 3 WHAT does it take to catch a wild elephant? Another elephant, says the zoo. It is relatively easy to track down wild elephants and shoot anaesthetic darts at them. But how do you transport a five tonne elephant through dense vegetation and across water?171 words
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Advertisement82 1990-06-07 2 A New Prper""ExclusTve"] I ■wjn^p I June '90 j THIS VOUCHER ENTITLES YOU TO ONE SILVER BONUS COUPON. Collect one whole week's set of vouchers (Monday Saturday) and redeem for double the number of coupons. j Vouchers redeemable at: 277 Orchard Road, #01-41 Specialists' Centre J 35 Selegie Road, #02-2582 words
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Miscellaneous21 1990-06-07 2 Weather FAIR except for showers over a few areas in the early afternoon. Max temp: 33 deg C. Sunset: 7.09 pm.21 words
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Advertisement57 1990-06-07 3 wmsMEmmm I fJM What exercise can Ido f relieve fatigue? R Sit in a stable solid chair with arm rests. Press I your hands against the arms of the chair and lift 9 your body. Keep your spine straight and your 9 chin pulled in. Hold this for as long57 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration377 1990-06-07 4 The second Global Strategies Conference ended yesterday. It attracted about 1,200 people, most of them top business executives. By now, the Economic Development Board should be examining the survey forms that all participants were asked to complete and return. IRENE HOE asked a dozen377 words
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Article, Illustration434 1990-06-07 4 PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew yesterday gave a quick lesson on how to read the politician and the businessman. It came after his closing speech at the Global Strategies Conference, when he was asked a question by a German executive. Was Mr Lee satisfied434 words
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Article, Illustration550 1990-06-07 4 Singapore 2000 The show that grew and grew Singapore 2000 Global Technopolis is a show that grew and grew. It was to have been a business technology show but it became a full-scale exhibition. The show opened last night at the Changi Exhibition and Convention Centre. The Economic Development Board's550 words
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Article133 1990-06-07 5 IT is a short walk of just four steps to a better 21st century for Singapore. In opening the Singapore 2000Global Technopolis exhibition yesterday evening, First Deputy Prime Minister Mr Goh Chok Tong said that to achieve that the nation must: 1: Sustain its solid133 words
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Article26 1990-06-07 5 THE exhibition at Changi International Exhibition and Convention Centre opened to the public today from 10 am to 10 pm daily through June 24.26 words
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Article534 1990-06-07 6 Yaw Yan Chong - By Yaw Yan Chong CASE 1: A 17-year-old youth is said to be the father of the newborn baby found dead in a rubbish chute last week. He said he is not. Police are sending him for blood tests. If found to be the father, he534 words
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221 1990-06-07 6 A SHOWER of stones and wet cement rained on a cab and cracked its windscreen but its driver escaped unhurt. The driver Mr Cheong Kok Cheon, 41, recalled: "It was very sudden. One moment, I was driving peacefully along the road and the221 words
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Article146 1990-06-07 6 UNDER the Penal Code, anyone who has sex with a girl under 14, with or without her consent, is classified as having raped her. Offenders can be jailed up to 20 years and be fined or caned. Under the Women's Charter, anyone who has sex with a146 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration576 1990-06-07 8 An argument over a married woman led to one man serving a two-year jail sentence and the other being paralysed from waist-down. The paralysed man, Mr Yeo Hee Tee, and the married woman, Mrs Toh Hock Tian, tell their stories to reporter LOIS NG MR Yeo576 words
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Article391 1990-06-07 8 MRS Lucy Toh Hock Tian said she did not have an affair with bus driver Yeo Hee Tee, 40. In her home at Ang Mo Kio Avenue One, Mrs Toh, an attractive woman in her 40s, said she had "a loving husband" and391 words
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Article161 1990-06-07 8 BUS driver Toh Hock Tian, 44, was jailed two years on Tuesday for stabbing his colleague Mr Yeo Hee Tee, 40. The court heard that on March 29, 1988, Toh attacked Mr Yeo with a fruit knife after an argument over the latter's behaviour towards his wife. Mr Yeo161 words
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Advertisement110 1990-06-07 8 mi<:7\i)MKc:>\rM i r»i i fc I Book One Rendezvous Disco Cruise i Tomorrow (June 8) and get 1 another Cruise ticket I WTTT* One exclusive Equator Dream" Paperweights Beer Mugs Ct>ckUil Mugs (wonh $11 each) (worth SI2 each) (Worth SIS each) S' ESI J i For the Ist 30 readers110 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article399 1990-06-07 10 Michele Oh - Stories/ Michele Oh SOME investors still do not have computerised securities accounts needed for scripless trading at the stock market, said brokers and dealers. One dealer said at least 10 per cent of his firm's clients had not responded to forms sent by the Stock Exchange of399 words
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419 1990-06-07 10 WHY ACCOUNT NEEDED WITHOUT an account, you simply cannot buy new issues or trade in scripless share issues in future. Scripless trading is being phased in the main board within two years. After the process is completed, the scrip will be immobilised. Trading can only419 words
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Advertisement35 1990-06-07 10 W :JS 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: D DICKSON TRADING I35 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration217 1990-06-07 12 A SIX-YEAR-OLD boy drowned yesterday in the wave-pool of the Big Splash complex in East Coast. Alex Goei Swee. Heng, the eldest child in the family, had spent two hours swimming with his parents, sister, 5, and brother, 1 Vt, before the incident. The tragedyGraphics/ Chan Chee Kin - 217 words
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Article, Illustration356 1990-06-07 12 Suresh Nair - Suresh Nair REPORTER Suresh Nair was at Big Splash when Alex Goei drowned. He recounts what he saw: Alex Goei was unconscious when his skinny frame was carried out of the pool by lifeguards Steven Tan and Jimmy Koh. He looked very pale. His body was limp.356 words
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Article246 1990-06-07 12 REPORTER Ng Wan Ching interviewed the drowned boy's father at Singapore General Hospital yesterday. "We took the children to Big Splash because they loved to swim, especially Swee Heng," said Mr Goei in Mandarin. The family started swimming at 11 am. At 1 pm, Madam Tan Lay246 words
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Article55 1990-06-07 12 POLICE say ambulance received an emergency call at 1.23 pm and returned to hospital at 2.09 pm. Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) was attempted on Alex. Air passage was clear, but no respiration. Alex was given oxygen and cardio massage but his body had turned pale blue. Doctors pronounced55 words
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Article219 1990-06-07 12 TWO life guards told reporter Lois Ng that the dead boy did not show any sign of struggle before he was rescued from the pool. The lifeguards, both part-timers, are Mr Steven Tan, 21, and Mr Jimmy Koh, 25. They were among five life-guards on duty.219 words
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Article119 1990-06-07 12 THE assistant pool manager of Big Splash, Mr Steven Kwok, said this is the second drowning case since his company, Potential Investments, bought over the complex in 1987. Mr Kwok said his management has guidelines for children swimming in the wave-pool. "Children who swim with the119 words
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Article, Illustration346 1990-06-07 13 At least 14 motorcyclists aged between 15 and 25 years have died in accidents this year. The latest victim is 17 years old. BRENDAN PEREIRA reports A FEW months ago Lin Shaowen, 17, passed his driving test. He then bought a motorcycle before telling346 words
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Article137 1990-06-07 13 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. detente: A state of friendly relations between two countries when previously there had been problems between them. eminent: An eminent person is well-known, important, and respected, especially because they137 words
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Article131 1990-06-07 13 IN a move to improve road safety consciousness among its staff who ride motorcycles, the Republic of Singapore Navy held a road safety forum yesterday. About 150 motorcyclists attended. Major Low Tan Sow, chairman of the RSN Safety Board, told the forum: "We have recognised that131 words
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Advertisement218 1990-06-07 13 More and more people are picking up NEC Handheld Phones. j/ The NEC Handheld Phone Lightweight. Go for it. And have power in your hand s,NGA p 0 R E \H Z. xxx m packed with features yet Features: competitively priced for a 32-digit capacity for first 10 memory addresses218 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration320 1990-06-07 14 Reuter. THE Soviet Union will help South Korea bring North Korea out of its self-imposed isolation. This was stated by South Korean President Roh Tae-woo yesterday. "The problem is the opening and reform of North Korea," Mr Roh told reporters after a meeting withReuter. - 320 words
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Article109 1990-06-07 14 Reuter. THE Korean peninsula was divided during the closing months of World War 11. The Soviet Union, along with the US, Britain and nationalist China, agreed to the division of Korea, then a Japanese colony. The Korean War broke out in 1950. The North andReuter. - 109 words
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Article, Illustration230 1990-06-07 14 Reuter. SOVIET diplomats may flee Liberia on US ships, if needed. This was stated by US State Department spokesman Richard Boucher yesterday. He said Moscow had approached the United States as concern about fighting in the civil war in the West African nationReuter. - 230 words
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Article130 1990-06-07 14 AFP. THE usually hard-working, thrifty Japanese are taking it easy. They are now saving less, while the Americans and the Europeans are saving more. A Bank of .Japan study shows that in 1988, the Japanese saved 14.8 per cent of their disposable income, down from 15.1 perAFP. - 130 words
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Advertisement233 1990-06-07 15 What makes a man really sexy? Is it the size of his wallet the size of his muscles, or the way he sizes a woman up? The new Her World asks the question and gets some stimulating answers. A J3ibie pills, fat burners, linuid Making it to the limit. Her233 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration424 1990-06-07 16 Wire ser- p I PROSECUTORS in Michigan Jare considering whether to press criminal charges against a doctor who hooked an Alzheimer's patient to a drug-injecting suicide machine. The machine let her take her life with the press of a button. They seizedWire ser-; Picture/ Afp - 424 words
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222 1990-06-07 16 Reuter. A LEADING British bookmaker has suspended gambling on the next Archbishop of Canterbury after a run of bets on one bishop raised fears of clerical inside information. Bookmakers William Hill shut its books after eight bets of between $1,550 and $3,100 were suddenlyReuter. - 222 words
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Article166 1990-06-07 16 AFP. THAILAND has dismissed as groundless Laos's claim that a Thai plane bombed Laotian territory. The Laotian ambassador in Bangkok was called up on Tuesday by Thai Foreign Ministry Information Division director Sompong Faichampa and told this. "Facts based on our investigation and information provided byAFP. - 166 words
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253 1990-06-07 16 AP. RESISTANCE leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk has said he will not run for president or other office if elections are held after a ceasefire in the 11-year-old Cambodian civil war. He signed an agreement on Tuesday in Tokyo with the Hanoi-backedAP. - 253 words
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298 1990-06-07 17 Wire services. AHUCiR cloud hangs over the north-western coast of the Soviet Union, prompting fears of a nuclear disaster. Scientists are trying to find out if the cloud, alw>ve the Barents Sea, is a natural formation or one triggered by a nuclear accident.Wire services. - 298 words
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124 1990-06-07 17 AP. THE Colombian Government sent 2(H) policemen as reinforcements to Medellin yesterday. The move is aimed at ending the slaughter of policemen by drug traffickers. A total of 108 policemen have been killed in Medellin so far this vear. Four policemen and aAP. - 124 words
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Article, Illustration187 1990-06-07 17 AP. THE father in the tug-of-love case in the US has not given up his fight to see his daughter. He wants to see his daughter, now living in New Zealand with her mother, back in the United States. "I just feel it'sAP. - 187 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration262 1990-06-07 17 ••tHII It II 1111(1 Wire services. STOCK prices posted a moderate loss yesterday, extending Tuesday's pullhack from record highs. Analysts said traders were cashing in some of the gains from the market's recent runup. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, down 10.19 on Tuesday, dropped 13.35 points* • ••tHII It II 1111(1 Wire services. - 262 words
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Article96 1990-06-07 17 Reuter. TOKYO stocks opened steady this morning on the last day of trading of June stock index futures and options contracts. Brokers expect the market to shrug off any volatility but are doubtful of further gains. "The speed of the market's recovery has been as much a cause forReuter. - 96 words
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Article52 1990-06-07 17 FT Industrials Wed 1,881.00 (1,893.90) n Dow Jones Average Wed 2,911.65. ST Industrial Wed 1,550.93 (1,550.71) NST Industrial Wed closed (3,057.24) Hongkong Hang Seng Wed 3,172.49 (3,159.06) Australian All Ordinaries Wed 1,527.30 (1,528.40) Nikkei Stock Average Wed 32,953.50 (32,921.62) I Figure, in brackets refer to those of the previous52 words
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Article, Illustration250 1990-06-07 17 Wire services. SHARE prices ended lower on London's Stock Exchange yesterday after a bout of profit-taking. London prices opened lower, and continued their downward slide as profit-takers moved in and market makers marked down shares. A poor showing in the stock index futures market reinforced the market's downward move,Wire services. - 250 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration609 1990-06-07 18 Brian Miller - By Brian Miller MOVE over Madonna. The Mad Chinaman is about to make it big in Japan. Come July 1, Dick Lee will take his show there Singlish and all for a 10day hop through Tokyo, Osaka, Sapporo and Nagoya. In fact, more than half609 words
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Article, Illustration537 1990-06-07 19 Fashion reporter turns singer Reporters are being thrust into the limelight without their pen and paper. One, who used to be a music reviewer and is now a fashion reporter, will make his debut as a singer with an album release in mid-June. Two other reporters537 words
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Article, Illustration394 1990-06-07 19 IN an apparent reversal of roles, the pen-pushers are moving in front of the camera. Apart from Lianhe Zaobao reporter Ng King Kang, there are others already in show business. One of them is Lianhe Wanbao reporter Khoon Siew Kin, 26. Seven years an394 words
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WORLDCUP'90
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Article, Illustration520 1990-06-07 20 We will work at bringing you play that s The New Paper's promise to you this eve of the World Cup. How? By sacrificing sleep, working seven-day weeks, in a 24-hour operation that will be a first for The New Paper. Starting Saturday, a Sports520 words
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Article128 1990-06-07 20 CHECK us out for value-added coverage of the World Cup. And we mean value-added because, more than our comprehensive coverage, you stand to walk away with prizes ranging from wrist-watches to air tickets. In the "Spot The Ball" contest, readers stand to win a first128 words
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Advertisement132 1990-06-07 21 Now CD quality goes on the move like never before. Technics SL~XP2 Portable CD Player jm Ml Technics SL-XP2. Poised to be the standard by which other portable CD players will be judged. Hear it y for yourself today. Outstanding features: Super-Lightweight A mere 360 gms (including batteries) in a132 words
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Miscellaneous766 1990-06-07 21 thursdaytv I BY MY SIDE THE NUCLEAR AGE (Channel 8, 10.15 pm) ONE STEP FORWARD about accepting Tianci's love and reveals her true feelings only when Tianci is M V,. P Forward tells the story ot the V iniured Nixon-Kissinger era of detente and W >'ST J considers the factors766 words
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Article233 1990-06-07 22 Wong Sing Yeong - SEENLASTNIGHT By Wong Sing Yeong I FELT no emotion watching Hostages (SBC 12, 8 pm) last night. It's not that I've no sympathies for Terry Waite, Brian Keenan and John McCarthy, all British hostages in Lebanon or Iran. But what feelings could possibly be233 words
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Advertisement101 1990-06-07 22 1 TALKING BALLOONS Jhave just arrived in SINGAPORE balloons can say for M Bttl» IV Like "Happy Birthday!", "I love you" and "You're the Br y M Give someone a surprise. Send an important I JBp V message in a Talking Balloon. For only $2 with 2 WW Bonus Coupons.101 words
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Miscellaneous147 1990-06-07 22 thursdaytv f (Channel 5, 9.30 pm) DIRECTED by Norman Jewison, this 1985 Academy Award nominated film is based on the hit Broadway stage play by John Pielmeier. When the infant of a young nun, Agnes (Meg Tilly, left), is found strangled, a court-appointed psychiatrist, Martha Livingston (Jane Fonda, right), is147 words
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SHOWTIME
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Article, Illustration474 1990-06-07 23 Adeline Woon - Adeline Woon FORGET Coppelia, look out for the triple bills being offered by French group Ballet Du Nord at Kallang Theatre. They will show off the individuality of the company's 30 dancers. The company's director, Mr Alfonso Cata, 53, described them as "the nice parts,474 words
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Article, Illustration340 1990-06-07 23 Wong Sing Yeong - By Wong Sing Yeong LOWE NOT IN SEX CLINIC BRAT packer Rob Lowe is not in a rehabilitation centre for sex addiction, said his spokeswoman. "You don't actually believe what you read in those rags do you?" she said in response to a cover story in the National Enquirer340 words
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TRAVELNOTES
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Article, Illustration245 1990-06-07 24 David Brazil - By David Brazil RUGGED is the word to describe holiday breaks in Peninsula Malaysia's splendid national park Taman Negara. This covers an area of 4,343 sq km (roughly seven times the size of Singapore!), which includes a 1,677 sq km chunk of 130-million-year-old rainforest jungle and which245 words
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COMPASSPOINTS
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Article, Illustration173 1990-06-07 24 WHEN you're talking old in the Middle East country of Jordan, you're talking seriously old. Why, there are some villages here that first appeared over 10,000 years ago. There are other aspects of this little-known tourist destination that capture attention, such as the lowest spot on earth173 words
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Article129 1990-06-07 24 This is a private complex on Pulau Babi Besar off the east coast of Johor, a 45-minute boat ride from Mersing. The resort straddles a gentle hill slope overlooking the sea and is designed in traditional Malay kampung style, with 13 chalets containing 25 separate units129 words
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Miscellaneous481 1990-06-07 25 THURSDAYRADIO NOON News in Bri«f N00N N#ws iB Brief 12.05 Lunchdate 12 03 Popular Classics 1.00 News and Weather Report 100 News and Weather Forecast 1.15 Lunchdate (cont'd) 110 Currency Exchange Rates 2.00 News in Brief 115 Popular Classics (cont'd) 2.05 Words and Music 145 MWda M#rket R# P° rt481 words
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Miscellaneous163 1990-06-07 25 COMICRELIEF Clirry-Puff/Raymond Lee Augusta /Dominic Poelsma Angus McGill ~r r /0ink A f FATeo?i r w George the Robot/stephen Stanley You <tkuj I CxtAfJihiq coJ~r uk* W <ieoe;e AF-TE* wt WAS K. > TWfc House !b N/cjr\ »s Cx>6js/ V >JE£X?S Duffy/Bruce Hammond Ad) WANTED VtS. ITHINK Wfc SHOOLP 1163 words
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Miscellaneous676 1990-06-07 26 COMICRELIEF THU RSDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh 1:1 jQI jdIkTT«TTMM EHISHIiIHii NOON Good Music, Company NOON Newsdesk ITS Bp-- m W n LI T A cIiS?S?s UL 1 1 UoJ ?o tak^iour B TJlich' break 12.45 Andy Kershaw's World of Music HEN 6, y 1 MablMC OF I R)R6toWW MEN TO676 words
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Article1607 1990-06-07 27 ►Arts Festival VTZX SINGAPORE W I EXPRESSIONS. This l Indian classical concert is presented by Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society Orchestra and People's Association Indian Orchestra. DBS Auditorium. 8 pm. Until tomorrow. $15, $10 and $6. Tickets at the Central Booking Office. Singapore Indian Fine1,607 words
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Article18 1990-06-07 27 p. ARTS FESTIVAL: SINGAPORE EXPRESSIONS OUT ABOUT: COLOBUS MONKEYS FESTIVAL FRINGE: GUNG-HO THEATRE NIGHTUGHTS: DAZZLING GEMS18 words
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Article, Illustration65 1990-06-07 27 ROBOTIC music takes on a different meaning with the performance of a three-piece band made up of robots. The 11 pavilions on display at this exhibition will provide a glimpse of our lives in the year 2000. 10 am 9 pm. Until June 24. Changi International Exhibition and65 words
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Advertisement681 1990-06-07 28 make elka Music lessons fov MUSIC SCHOOL fQ f)-ypny-nj(1 e 'YOUR DEFINITE lu u y^ ur UlUZ CHOICE PRE-SCHOOLERS do not only sing songs At the end of the one-year course, the iv-x a wi x and eam the alphabets these days. They children should be able to play simple681 words
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Article, Illustration364 1990-06-07 34 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan ROBIN Chan knows he cannot rest on his laurels just because Singapore beat Kuala Lumpur comprehensively last Saturday. The national coach knows that a hard slugging battle is in store for his team against Sarawak this Saturday. This time around, he is hinting364 words
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Article191 1990-06-07 34 Dennis Chia - RACING By Dennis Chia DAVID Ow Yang and M C Liew have earned the dubious honour of being the first two jockeys to cross the maximum 12 demerit points. Their jockey's licences are now automatically reduced to a six-month temporary status. If they commit another offence191 words
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Article, Illustration214 1990-06-07 34 NST, Bernama. MALAYSIA'S Thomas Cup team and its Chinese coach Han Jian will each be rewarded with an export model Proton Saga. This was for its second-place finish in the tournament, after losing 1-4 to China in the final on Sunday. TheNST, Bernama.; Picture/ Nst - 214 words
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Article, Illustration677 1990-06-07 35 Reuter. WHEN the first soccer world championship was staged only 13 teams turned up and one match drew a mere 300 spectators. Sixty years on, 24 survivors from an entry of more than 100 nations prepare to battle for the 14th World Cup and the month-longReuter. - 677 words
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Article, Illustration207 1990-06-07 36 Reuter. SWEDEN'S inspirational captain Glenn Hysen is likely to miss his team's opening match against Brazil in Turin on Sunday due to a nagging calf injury. Said Sweden manager Olle Nordin yesterday: "If I was announcing the team now, Glenn would probably be out." Liverpool centralReuter. - 207 words
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Article278 1990-06-07 36 P BLOW f FOR i Reuter. ROMANIA faced a World Cup injury crisis yesterday. Forward Florin Raducioiu and midfielder loan Sabau suffered leg injuries that could rule them out of the team's first match. Raducioiu twisted his left ankle in Tuesday's friendly against third divisionReuter. - 278 words
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Article85 1990-06-07 36 Reuter. KNC.LAND striker Steve Bull, who plays for Second Division Wolverhampton, said yesterday he was not interested in a transfer to an Italian club. Bull, scorer of four goals in seven appearances for Kngland, is challenging strongly for a place in the starting line-up against IrelandReuter. - 85 words
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Article, Illustration223 1990-06-07 37 The winner Italy So say seven of the 16 Singaporean sportsmen quizzed by The New Paper. Three chose Holland. Holder Argentina, Brazil and West Germany got two votes each. Interestingly, Italy, Brazil and Holland each got two first picks among the six national soccer players223 words
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Article, Illustration293 1990-06-07 37 BELGIUM 1 POLAND 1 Reuter. BELGIUM drew 1-1 with Poland in Brussels yesterday in its last warm-up match before meeting South Korea in the World Cup Finals on Tuesday. Poland went ahead against the run of play in the 16th minute when Jacek Siober split theReuter. - 293 words
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118 1990-06-07 37 PISTOIA 0 CZECH 7 AP. CZECHOSLOVAKIA trounced an amateur team from Pistoia 7-0 in a warm-up match in Montecatini. Playing three 30-minute periods instead of two 45-minute halves, and with coach Josef Venglos making numerous substitutions throughout the match, the slow-mov-ing Czechoslovaks were in goal-scoring form. TheyAP. - 118 words
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Article285 1990-06-07 37 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: ATHLETICS Eight Nations meet in Milan Men's 200 m: 1 Tim Williams (US) 20.69 2 Stefano Tilli (Ita) 20.90 3 Alexei Fedorov (USSR) 21.08. 800 m: 1 William Tanui (Ken) 1:46.62 2 Tomas De Teresa (Spa) 1:47.43 3 Tonino Viali (Ita) 1:48.58.Wire services. - 285 words
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Article, Illustration238 1990-06-07 37 Jeffrey Low - By Jeffrey Low THERE'S a black magic woman who thinks she has the powers to render Cameroon invulnerable. And her price is $70,000 for one talisman. Out of Africa comes this offer of victory against Argentina in tomorrow's opening match, but handlers of the Cameroonian team are238 words
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Article, Illustration546 1990-06-07 38 JEFFREY LOW - JEFFREY LOW SPARE a thought today for the poor Colombian players poor in every sense of the word. Without backing from a fast diminishing drug cartel, without the evil cocaine money to fill their pockets, they are being promised remuneration on a match-to-match basis where others are alreadyPicture/ Afp - 546 words
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Advertisement217 1990-06-07 36 BEWARE! VIRAL ATTACK! From June Bto July 8, many of SYMPTOMS us will be exposed to a once- Victims will experience a high-level academic mind-every-four-years' strain of virus boggling constant barrage of two-digit figuresswirlresulting in a condition diag- ing through their minds 2-1,1-3,3-2,2-0,0-0. Many nosed by many experts as will217 words
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Article, Illustration350 1990-06-07 39 JEFFREY LOW - CLAUDIO CANIOQIA As workers rush to get the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium in Milan ready for the opening match tomorrow, it appears that only the two teams involved are poised to get on with the big show. And JEFFREY LOW tracks down two players, Argentine striker Claudio Caniggia350 words
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Article, Illustration262 1990-06-07 39 ROGER MILLA BLACK magic, amulets and good luck charms might have been associated with Cameroon, but the real witch in the team from dark Africa is Roger Milla. Not that he is a sorcerer. But Milla's magnetism has bonded the national team for almost two decades262 words
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