The New Paper, 20 June 1990
1990-06-20
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Title Section12 1990-06-20 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS12 words
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Advertisement82 1990-06-20 1 TWO-TIER LEVY SCHEME FOR FOREIGN WORKERS /Page 6 I x.. .s > HHj HI iH Businessman P C Liew has five stitches on his face. The cuts are caused by another motorist. Mr Liew's horror story: He reverses his van out of a parking lot in Toa Payoh. A car82 words
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Advertisement90 1990-06-20 1 ri.r.K*l 1 ,"?A) ill'■' IU I HILARY I HARE-DEVIL RENE Colombian goalkeeper Rene Higuita does it again. The 23-year-old runs out of his goal area to attack the West German side. His dare-devil tactics could be the start of something new in goal-keeping, says former they call BRILLIANT BAGGIO The90 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration405 1990-06-20 2 Leong Chan Teik - By Leong Chan Teik A DRIVER had to have five stitches under his eye after another motorist attacked him. Businessman Mr P C Liew, 34, said on Monday that the other driver dealt him two blows after a heated argument over parking in a405 words
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Article135 1990-06-20 2 POLICE interviewed a suspect on Monday evening, said Acting Deputy Superintendent Peter Lim of Tanglin Police Station. The case has been classified as one of voluntarily causing hurt, a non-seizable offence where police do not have powers of arrest unless they witness the act. Victims can seek135 words
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Article186 1990-06-20 2 HOME Affairs Minister S Jayakumar said early this month that what troubled him was the ease with which louts resorted to violence when faced with seemingly minor irritations. Recent reported cases showed the injury they inflicted was out of proportion to the slight they received. Some186 words
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Article, Illustration602 1990-06-20 3 Relax if you're in trouble Three people have drowned in recent weeks. If their distress had been recognised earlier, they might be alive today. Mr Goh Peng Khoon, honorary secretary-general of the Singapore Life Saving Society, tells NG WAN CHING how to recognise victims and save them. SLSS distributed aIllustrations/ From Singapore Life Saving Society - 602 words
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Article277 1990-06-20 3 TOMORROW: How to avoid drowning accidents ALL 10 parents interviewed said the recent spate of drownings has prompted them to warn their children not to fool around in the pool. They told them not to shout or splash about unnecessarily. This is to ensure that when277 words
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Advertisement208 1990-06-20 2 LARGE Screen TV at a touch of a button JflBk *^^^3 With the Thomson TVP 3000, the ability to experience life size images is simply at a touch of a button. This user-friendly projector is for everyone who uses a regular TV set.VCR or Personal Computer. Another premier line from208 words
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Advertisement57 1990-06-20 2 CLARIFICATION SHANG Palace's dian xin lunch in Update (TNP, .June 18): The dishes are from $2.60+ not $6+4 per person for six varieties, or $7 per person for eight to 10 varieties. Hotline for people with urine problem (TNP, June 18): Toa Payoh Hospital Incontinence Hotline should be 266-3056, not57 words
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Miscellaneous10 1990-06-20 2 WEATHER Fair. Max temp: 33 deg C. Sunset: 7.1*2 pm.10 words
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Advertisement87 1990-06-20 3 JjL «j What exercise can I do to trim the waistline? Stand with feet apart, stomach pulled in, a buttocks tight and palms crossed, facing your 1 body. Pull over to the right, reaching down and 1 out with your right arm. Your left elbow should 1 bend upwards as87 words
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Article, Illustration480 1990-06-20 4 SINGAPORETODAY IT was a great idea to send the Arts Festival to Changi Prison. Everyone said so from DSP C N Kwa, head of the Provost and Intelligence Unit, to the performers and the convicts. The Festival of Arts Fringe Committee camePicture/ Weekend East - 480 words
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Advertisement442 1990-06-20 4 I MONEYWORDS COUPON ON PAGE 2 The Moneywords puzzle will appear every day from Monday to Saturday in The New Paper. You have to fill in the missing letter in each of the six words given. Then clip together in order all the six coupons for the week and send442 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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408 1990-06-20 6 F ROM January, building contractors will have to pay different levies for their foreign workers, Business Times said this morning. The levy for each skilled foreign worker will be $250 a month. For each unskilled foreign worker it will be $350. The current levy is408 words
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Article152 1990-06-20 6 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. abhor: To abhor something is to hate it. capes: Capes are short cloaks. courier company: A company whose business it is to deliver letters or parcels from one place152 words
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Article, Illustration402 1990-06-20 7 Brendan Pereira - By Brendan Pereira AS the World Cup football moves into the second week, the play off the field has been as intense as the play on it. Tens of thousands of dollars are openly being exchanged in illegal bets daily at hawker centres,Illustration/ Edwin Agawin - 402 words
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Article99 1990-06-20 7 POLICE yesterday warned that wagers, no matter how small, were illegal. Under Section 5 of the Betting Act, a person convicted of making bets can be fined up to $5,000 or be jailed for a maximum of six months or both. The penalties for the person in charge of99 words
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Article615 1990-06-20 8 Three fatal accidents, involving drivers ramming into stationary vehicles, occurred in Singapore over the last six days. NG WAN CHING asked 12 drivers yesterday about their experiences on expressways. They cited road hogs, unexpected stops, tailgaters and even a traffic circus located surprisingly along one expressway615 words
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Article47 1990-06-20 8 Watch out for these deadly scenarios on the highway. It could spell your death. They caused three deaths in road accidents recently. The last one occurred only yesterday. Traffic Police warn motorists to look out for any stationary or slow-moving vehicle while driving47 words
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Article, Illustration45 1990-06-20 8 YESTERDAY, Tan Choon Seng, 34, an operations manager, died instantly when his car ploughed into a stationary SBS bus before a traffic light along Holland Road. His body was removed intact from the wreck by firemen. But his face was gone, said police.45 words
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Article, Illustration89 1990-06-20 8 ON Monday, 11-year old Hee Tze Wee, was killed instantly when a I mini-bus rammed into the back of the car he was in. He was in the back seat when his father stopped his car to reverse it along the PanIsland Expressway. His father, Mr Hee Ah89 words
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Article, Illustration65 1990-06-20 8 IN the last moment of his life, Mr Chan Kim Choon, 39, a van driver, might have wished he saw the stationary lorry sooner. He rammed into it and died on the spot. This accident happened last Thursday along the Aver Rajah Expressway going towards Jurong. Firemen managed65 words
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Advertisement226 1990-06-20 6 Come Boogie On The Bay. Bring A Guest For Free! Now till 23 June 1990 our Rendezvous Disco Cruise also lets you win great holiday prizes! Sail our Rendezvous Disco Cruise Rendezvous Disco Cruise during our promotional period and Cruise Times 2315 2400 Hrs your partner enjoys the cruise for226 words
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Advertisement196 1990-06-20 6 MORE CARS ARE BOUGHT SOLD THROUGH jflfcn THE STRAITS TIMES T§T CLASSIFIED |s&&| Would You Like to Help Us Make History Again? Yes, that's right. Make history You see, at Tanjong ['agar we're not simply restoring a village or re-enacting the past. We're bringing it hack to life. M And196 words
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Advertisement21 1990-06-20 7 Pick The Best Of The Crop Do it the most cost-effective way by advertising in The Straits Times Classified's Employment section.21 words
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Advertisement144 1990-06-20 7 If you aspire to be a fFUQKT STEWARD/! STEWARDESS —Attend our FREE PERSONAL ASSESSMENT CAREER COUNSELLING Call us at *****03/ *****92 Mon Fri 9-30 am to 9.30 pm Sat/Sun :930am to 6pm rn. ECP FLIGHT STEWARD S STEWARDESS TRAINING CENTRE I 1 uQnw/ 7 Peninsula Shopping Centre •03-29,3 Coleman Street144 words
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Advertisement139 1990-06-20 8 SMALL BUSINESSES TO MAJOR MANUFACTURERS. BANKERS, LAWYERS, CONSULTANTS NEED TO KNOW HOW TO FRANCHISE ROBERT FITZGERALD of HORWATH HORWATH WILL jV RUN 2 SEMINARS: FOR A, f SELLERS «t BUYERS JV I.How to Expand by Franchising W Growing pains? Capital limited? The most viable way of maximum gain with minimum139 words
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Advertisement297 1990-06-20 9 Pop the tops and score great prizes in the World Cup Superwin. -y f I H I 1 V 4fl B m 4. ;j, 4 -r f w V, I I R **v^f^ji-^i"^ <88^ :fhkL. ttfl Hfc KSf* JW y/ Between now and July T I First prize wins you297 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration331 1990-06-20 10 Paul Zach - By Paul Zach YESTERDAY, they were just faces in the crowd. Today, they will become familiar symbols of Singapore's bright future in a 25thAnniversary Celebrations poster that celebrates the nation's youth. The five young people were found during the Young Singaporean Search '90 organised by Youth Challenge, which331 words
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165 1990-06-20 10 Ben Davidson - By Ben Davidson A 60-year-old man was angry when a taxi he hailed did not stop. So he hurled a brick at it. Yesterday, Cheong Hin Chion was fined $800 after he pleaded guilty in court to a charge of causing mischief. Taxi-driver165 words
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Advertisement235 1990-06-20 10 YOUR CHOICE /Jk >, J" OF SUPERB CANTONESE V". CUISINE AT jflSh VV" PLAZA GARDEN SOMNERVILLE Exclusive dining in our many VIP rooms Special wedding packages (up to 40 tables) at reasonable prices Piping Hot Delicious Hong Kong Dian Xin Served Daily (rum 12.00 noon to J.OOpm Value For Money235 words
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Advertisement113 1990-06-20 11 a ***** rißfl ri 1 m Bin y »*£> f k J&* j*^ 4 r y .-f B KK "jL/jfc Wr/r celebrating our Mirl \nni\enar\ ami there's just one da) and night left for you to save 20% on almost e\er\thing in the store. And METRO /«>/ w .mm/ how113 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration300 1990-06-20 12 Reuter. A MALAYSIAN banker, who is Britain's longest-serving unconvicted prisoner, has accused the Malaysian Government of denying him a trial. Malaysia does not want to try him in its own courts to avoid embarrassment as important Malaysian politicians were involved, his lawyer said inReuter. - 300 words
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Article155 1990-06-20 12 Bermimfl HOCK Hua Bank hopes to recover the Ms 4 million stolen by one of its executives in its Kuala Lumpur branch by selling the five luxury cars he purchased with the stolen money. The bank's executive director in Sibu, Sarawak, Mr .John Ting SikBermimfl - 155 words
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Advertisement230 1990-06-20 12 MAKE A DATE AT 18-22 July 1990, Hall 3 WTC To discover, seek out, to buy and enjoy art for its own sake or for investment. Come to this premier art exhibition displaying antiques, crafts, paintings, prints and sculptures from 60 exhibitors of 9 countries. Organised by: Official Publication: iU230 words
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Advertisement6 1990-06-20 12 iH TASIads The Employment Oossified Settion6 words
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Advertisement569 1990-06-20 13 Growing up with your child by Nurse Gon. How To Bring Up A Strong And Healthy Come and Talk To Nurse Gan At Babies Kids Exhibition. Child. You're invited to come and see us at the Babies Kids Exhibition at the I The physical and mental development of a child569 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration494 1990-06-20 14 The wife WHEN millionaire Loh Kah Kheng was found dead in his seaside villa in Penang on Feb 27, 1987, his family did not promptly call the police. His father, tycoon Tan Sri Loh Boon Siew, later told investigators that his son's friend, Dr Godfrey Geh, asked him not494 words
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Article, Illustration303 1990-06-20 15 Tycoon Loh Kah Kheng's murder has taken Penang by storm. ABHIJIT NAG tells of the ins and outs. She received $2.1 million and custody of their children after her husband's death. The patriarch: Tan Sri Loh refused to believe his son had committed suicide. He suspected murder and even303 words
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Article231 1990-06-20 15 SHIRLEY Yap's letter to Loh Kah Kheng asking for a separation. Dear Kah Kheng, Please forgive me for leaving this way. But I am really frightened by what you might do. For this reason, I suggest we should go for a separation. I am left with no other231 words
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Article282 1990-06-20 15 TWISTS TURNS 1987 11:30 am Feb 25: Loh Kah Kheng found dead in his Penang villa. Police detain his brother-in-law Jeffrey. March 4: Police detain Loh's security guard. March 12: Both men are released. March 26: Preliminary police report rules death from strangulation. 1988 Sept 12: Hearing in coroner's court282 words
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Advertisement32 1990-06-20 14 TjkWMMJ THE BEST VIETNAMESE BbEOw) buffet lunch spread PaTl is NOW AT ORCHARD PLAZA f AND MARINA SQUARE $12.90++PER ADULT L1" t <i $8.00++ PER CHILD I QA& (JU> (JIOaomuc Seafood JlcdaunoAt32 words
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Advertisement140 1990-06-20 15 WITH OVER 60 TREATS, OUR TEMASEK LUNCH BUFFET j: IS CERTAINLY TEMPTING. AT $14.90*. IT'S IRRESISTIBLE. r w Spoil yourself at Window On The Fridays $14.90* Saturdays and Sundays $16.90* Park with the most mouth-watering And for dinner, you can indulge in our speciality Temasek Lunch Buffet in town. buffet140 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration385 1990-06-20 16 NYT. A MERICA'S most idolised chef has spoken of the fear of food she sees spreading across the country. People are so fearful of elevated cholesterol levels and other health problems, said Mrs Julia Child, they are going overboard in eliminating butter, cream andNYT. - 385 words
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238 1990-06-20 16 Reuter. THIRTEEN leaders of a Sri Lankan Tamil group were shot dead in Madras by suspected members of the rival Tamil Tiger guerrillas, Indian police said yesterday. The victims belonged to the Eelam People's Revolutionary Front (EPRLF), which ruled Sri Lanka's Tamil-dominated north-eastern provinceReuter. - 238 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration236 1990-06-20 16 Wire services. ON Wall Street stock prices moved moderately higher in light trading yesterday as bargain hunters and computer-programme buying helped awaken the quiet market late in the session. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 11.38 to close at 2,893.56. Advancing issues outnumbered losers by aboutWire services. - 236 words
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Article83 1990-06-20 16 Reuter. TOKYO stocks opened mixed in directionless trading due to the absence of fresh factors. Brokers forecast another day of light summer volumes though many believe buyers will look for bargains after three successive days of losses by the Nikkei index. "Stocks are cheap. There should be plenty ofReuter. - 83 words
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Article51 1990-06-20 16 FT Industrials Tue 1,907.40 (1,911.90) Dow Jones Average Tue 2,893.56 (2,882.18) ST Industrial Tue 1,534.87 (1,545.72) NST Industrial Tue 3,029.18 (3,044.39) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 3,229.02 (Closed) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,498.90 (1,505.30) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 32,040.38 (32,376.80) Figures in bracket* refer to those of the previous trading51 words
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Article, Illustration223 1990-06-20 16 Wire services. SHARE prices finished little changed on London's Stock Exchange after a sluggish session yesterday. The lack of British economic indicators and major corporate news, combined with the Royal Ascot horse race meeting kept investment interest at a minimum, dealers said. The Financial Times 30share index fell 4.5Wire services. - 223 words
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DEARAGGIE
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Article1426 1990-06-20 17 AGGIE gives advice every Wednesday. Questions Aggie cannot 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 will1,426 words
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Article129 1990-06-20 17 THE reply published last week to a letter from LE gave the wrong impression that a birth certificate could be altered by deed poll. A deed poll is an instrument by which a person affirms that he has changed his name and from then on wishes to be known129 words
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Advertisement73 1990-06-20 17 LADIES NIGHT (Mon Tue) $5 nett for Ladies PLUS Swimwear Fashion Show (inclusive of 1 standard drink) Sunday Thursday $10 nett (2 standard drinks) Friday (Gents) $15 nett (2 standard drinks) Sat Eve of P.Holiday $15 nett (2 standard drinks) TEA DANCE: Sun $6 nett (3 drinks) Sat P.Hol $873 words
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Article, Illustration500 1990-06-20 18 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong FOOTBALL may be dominating television screens now. But behind the screen it's volleyball that has taken over Caldecott Hill. This interest in the game has been generated by an as yet-untitled new SBC serial. Its about the trials and tribulations of some female volleyball players.Picture/ Kenneth Koh - 500 words
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Article, Illustration502 1990-06-20 19 Adeline Woon - Adeline Woon THE Joaquims, who are interned in cen-tury-old graves in the corner of Fort (ireen, did not rest in peace over the weekend. Indeed, the rock music that blasted forth at Fort Canning may have been enough to rouse them to heavenly action. A suddenPicture/ Steven Lee - 502 words
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Article, Illustration303 1990-06-20 19 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong COURTING SKILL IT takes some skill to woo actress Olivia Cheng, former Miss Hongkong. According to reports, her boyfriend, known only as Jeffrey, proposed after a month's courtship. She asked to be given some time. One day, he boldly slipped a ring on her finger in303 words
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Article, Illustration469 1990-06-20 20 Vivien Chiong - By Vivien Chiong s I OME stars are easy to interview. Carol Cheng is one. Cora Miao is another. The latter surprised everyone with her word-perfect Mandarin at a press conference on Sunday. It was held for the Taiwanese film Two Sisters, partly-shot in Singapore andPicture/ Sam Yeo - 469 words
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Advertisement50 1990-06-20 18 'MY BABY IS HAPPY WITH KAO MERRIES, SO AM I' ■nmmi s narar* covnmuu fit mythe fflgflw JHHUHHia j"N >sj > Only Kao Merries' unique ventilating outer cover has micro pores that ventilate by letting damp air out, so baby stays dry both day and night and rash-free. tflE&jH^^ jT50 words
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Advertisement94 1990-06-20 19 It's Tea Dance time, it's party time, come dance and have fun. M*\o PROUDLY PRESENTS \f DISCOTHEQUE The Grand finals 23rd June 1990 (Saturday) 12.00 noon to 6.00 pm at Issei Discotheque Win attractive prizes like California Pro skateboards, Russ Berry Products and more. Watch 24 Singapore Teenagers vie for94 words
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Advertisement12 1990-06-20 20 WIN f 9 in*disneyland FOR A FAMILY OF 4! CHECKOUT ||5ii TOMORROW12 words
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Article1644 1990-06-20 21 ►Films RIVE DROITS, RIVE GAUCHE. Set in Paris, this film is about the consequences of a magnetic attraction between a young lawyer and a young divorcee. Stars Gerard Depardieu, Nathalie Baye and Bernard Fresson. Directed by Philippe Labro. With English subtitles. 9.15 pm. Alliance Francaise,1,644 words
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Article17 1990-06-20 21 FESTIVAL FRINGE: AUSSIE THEATRE TALKS COURSES: CLOWN WORKSHOP FOOD: ICE-CREAM FANTASIA COMING UP: MOSCOW CIRCUS17 words
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Article, Illustration82 1990-06-20 21 This modern dance company entertains with its explosions of energy, electrifying colour and immaculate technique. Dance styles featured include modern jazz, classical ballet, ethnic dance and tap. Today to Sunday. Kallang Theatre. 8 pm. Tickets at $80 and $100 are still available at Victoria Theatre,82 words
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Article141 1990-06-20 22 HIGHLIGHTS of the Singapore Armed Forces' Silver Jubilee Military Tattoo on June 29 and 30: RSAF Flypast: Features the Black Knights and various types of planes used by the Air Force. Commando free-fall rappelling: Ten men from the Commando unit dive from the four light towers of the stadium.141 words
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Article, Illustration714 1990-06-20 22 Imagine diving from the four light towers of the National Stadium. Ten commandos will be doing just that on June 29 and 30. Yesterday, they had a rehearsal. Photographer AUNDRY GAN went up one of the towers for a bird's eye view of the action. Reporter LOH714 words
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Article, Illustration294 1990-06-20 22 THE New Paper photographer Aundry Gan had one of the best views at the National Stadium yesterday. And it was not a VIP seat in the grandstand. Instead, he had a rappeller's eye view of the stadium from 54 metres atop one of the stadium's four light294 words
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Miscellaneous924 1990-06-20 23 wednesdaytv BROTHER BEYOND LIVE! I I SEA OF SLAUGHTER JDy (Channel 12, 1.45 am) (Channel 12,9.35 pm) THIS performance by Brother Beyond THI P'T?'"™® mari e w ldl f I "'fSft' T (right) at London's Royal Albert Hall, is Jt~* TlK .1 along Canada s Atlantic coast is hosted by924 words
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Article209 1990-06-20 24 Lo Tien Yin - SEENLASTNIGHT By Lo Tien Yin LAST night, the English variety show It's Your Move (SBC 5, 8 pm) went one-up on its Chinese counterpart, Studio One Presents. The latter often presents musical drama. But last night, It's Your Move tried it for the first time with209 words
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Advertisement175 1990-06-20 24 n n .^v^UIBmkn Br JVf M»\ ...BUT NOT AS CLOSE AS PANASHAVE. In case you missed the point, the new Kuiashave range turn has a with the convenience of a fully rechargeable electric shaver. revolutionary 47 mlcn>n thin blade toil that's designed to cut and trap even Other Panashave features175 words
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Miscellaneous332 1990-06-20 24 wednesdaytv i fflm F0CUS; BETRAY al THIS 1983 drama, directed by David Jones, stars Ben W Kingsley (left), Jeremy Irons and Patricia Hodge. It is '(■j based on Harold Pinter's fascinating play, which depicts JKL. M|KHB| a triangle relationship progressing backward in time. N After a party at their home,332 words
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Miscellaneous422 1990-06-20 25 WEDNESDAYRADIO E3iEHEIM EMXHi KOON News in Brief NOON News in Brief 12.05 Lunchdate 12.03 Popular Classics 1.00 News and Weather Report 100 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 Body Care 1.45 Midday Market Report 3.00 News422 words
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Miscellaneous297 1990-06-20 25 COMICRELEF Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee I l\[ A o Of' /I\' V" ta L°(& 1 V\ 9 H V QSP JI 0 YV JLffi V ff( T f «//J V\ (M /^f 1 WQ KN lift <K Y/rfl& W4V/. A L VCW V#\ o WjV.\ I ij pTA [W//////////////////h fttgWN I A^)/Tl297 words
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Miscellaneous473 1990-06-20 26 COMICRELIEF WEDNESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh r]9H|||l moon Good Musk, Company and Me NOON Newsdesk mam* 1 l uiOMhPR uiuQT TUC mv IUfIT t MAtDirts 1 12.15 Sentimental Journey 12.30 Off tho Shelf JESI'iBE 1 ""iSSSS "srTr. IN Ml LEPTflftbS leapt at the chance of making jjq Fi"#di| News'"* Bluest Hits473 words
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Advertisement278 1990-06-20 27 IVW*A CifrfrSHERE'S TO THE HAPPY BABIES"! 9 WITH LOVE FROM THE NEW PAPER FASTADS FITTI. 1 Hi 1 wi» I li'dl fißi HAPPY BABIES EAC H baby gets TO RECEIVE 2 PACKS of FITTI diapers, a singlet, a panty and a congratulatory I jH W CARD FROM FITTI. ANNOUNCE YOUR278 words
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Advertisement266 1990-06-20 27 x This is to announce 4 f 1 1 that Mr A Mrs f ZAINOL ABIDIN B. < AHMAD has been given birth a first baby boy by ALLAH And was given the name AHMAD z RABBANI. V < May ALLAH bless our I -vl new born baby and y266 words
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Advertisement255 1990-06-20 27 PB Darer Soh |M Christina Ng |&J are pleased to announce the arrival ml of their baby boy g: JONATHAN m t sou m m 11 Special thanks to M L H Dr. Paul Ho It t' wm Dr. K. H. Chan, V! jP"; friends relatives Ijfjl > dH for255 words
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Advertisement764 1990-06-20 28 737-1166 811 Personal Service*/ Merchandise 831 Employment An established U 3 consultant firm has Immediate vacancy for: E RECEPTIONIST I Mm Secondary M education Pleasant personality with good communication skills Able to type Company located in me area I ot Dover. Clementi. BukJt Merah, Queenstown. Commonwealth. Redhill estates Nearest MRT764 words
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Advertisement375 1990-06-20 29 831 Employment 831 Employment 831 Employment The Insurance Corporation of Singapore Ltd, Singapore's largest composite Life and General Insurance Company, invites candidates to a walk-in-interview for the following positions:Confidential Secretaries Minimum GCE 'O' Level with credits in English and Mathematics. Completed secretarial training. Knowledge of Wordperfect, Lotus 1-2-3. Minimum 3375 words
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Advertisement302 1990-06-20 29 831 Employment 831 Employment An International Freight Forwarder haa vacanciea tor. A) SALES OFFICERS (Airport Jurong Office) B) OPERATIONS CLERKS Shiftwork (Airport Office) C) ACCOUNTS CLERK (Airport Office) D) CUSTOMER SERVICE CLERKS Import (Airport Office) E) RECEPTIONIST cum GENERAL CLERK (Airport Office) F) WAREHOUSE SUPERVISORS (Airport Office) Poeition A: Mln.302 words
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Advertisement347 1990-06-20 29 831 Employment 831 Employment An aatabliahad local conatruction company haa vacancies for tha following appointments: 1. PROJECT MANAGER (Professional Engineer) 2. PROJECT ENGINEERS (Degree holder with min. 3 yr». experience) 3. QUANTITY SURVEYORS (Diploma or Degree holder) 4. PROJECT CO-ORDINATORS (Architectural or MAE) Applicants are to write In confidence with347 words
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Article, Illustration228 1990-06-20 31 Dennis Chia - Stories/ Dennis Chia f OUR swimmers Kenneth Yeo, Eadelin Lim, May Ooi and Ng Chiang Ling have qualified for September's Asian Games in Beijing. The four bettered the Games qualifying marks at the Asean Age-Group championships in Bangkok last week. Kenneth, from the Singapore Swimming Club,228 words
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Article181 1990-06-20 31 SEVEN NATIONS HOCKEY Wire Services. INDIA turned the Amsterdam Seven-Nations hockey tournament upside down with a 4-2 victory over their bitter rivals Pakistan yesterday. Dhanraj Pillay started India on the road to victory with a goal from a long corner in the 16th minute. India increasedWire Services. - 181 words
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Article, Illustration303 1990-06-20 31 WIMBLEDON TENNIS Wire Services. AMERICAN Aaron Krickstein, the eighth seed, looks like missing Wimbledon because of an elbow injury. Krickstein withdrew from a tournament in Manchester, England, yesterday midway through his opening match. He said: "It's an old injury and it's very painful. It flaredWire Services. - 303 words
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Article, Illustration300 1990-06-20 31 TEENAGE swimming wonder Joscelin Yeo hogged the Asean Age-Group cham pionships limelight with seven golds at the competition in Bangkok last week. The People's Association Youth Swimming Club swimmer also broke five meet records. Singapore was second overall behind Thailand and returned300 words
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Article, Illustration196 1990-06-20 32 Wire services ROMANIAN right winger Marius Lacatus became the first big signing of this World Cup when he agreed to a three-year deal worth $2 million with Fiorentina. The size of the transfer fee Fiorentina paid Steaua Bucharest was not disclosed. Lacatus, who scored twice against the SovietWire services; Picture/ Afp - 196 words
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Article129 1990-06-20 32 AP MEAZZA stadium of Milan, a World Cup venue, is for sale at an estimated price of 200 billion lira or $332 million, officials say. Crosstown rivals A C Milan and Internazionale, both Italian major league clubs, are the potential purchasers in a co-ownership venture, PaoloAP - 129 words
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Article91 1990-06-20 32 AP FORGET house music or rap, Luciano Pavarotti is the new kid on the block of the British pop charts with a song used as the theme for the BBC's World Cup soccer coverage. Pavarotti's rendition of "Nessun Dorma" from Puc- cini's opera, "Turandot," jumpedAP - 91 words
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Article, Illustration346 1990-06-20 33 AP. B I OBBY Robson complained yesterday that English soccer has become stereotyped because players aren't being exposed to the latest styles and techniques. W T ith English clubs banned from European competitions because of crowd violence, soccer players aren't growing with the competition, Robson said,AP. - 346 words
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Article, Illustration454 1990-06-20 33 SPOTLIGHT ON PAUL GASCOIGNE Reuter. ENGLAND midfielder Paul Gascoigne is undergoing a transformation from clowning entertainer to the team's most influential and exciting player. Hard-working and determined, he was outstanding in England's match against Ireland and Holland. But Gascoigne remains something of an enigma, lovedReuter. - 454 words
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Article356 1990-06-20 33 Wire Services. ARGENTINE captain Diego Ifli Maradona must have two days of absolute rest because of an injury to his right ankle, coach Carlos Bilardo said yesterday. Maradona. the team's star striker, played in the second half of Monday's 1-1 Group B draw with Romania despite severe ankleWire Services. - 356 words
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Article, Illustration402 1990-06-20 34 GROUP C BRAZIL V SCOTLAND Reuter. BRAZIL will make only two changes against Scotland tonight mainly to end rumours that they want to avoid playing Argentina in the second round. "I had planned to rest almost the whole team but I changed my mindReuter.; Pictures/ Afp - 402 words
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Article, Illustration300 1990-06-20 35 GROUP C SWEDEN V COSTA RICA PROBABLE TEAMS Sweden: Thomas Ravelli; Roland Nilsson. Glenn Hysen, Stefan Schwarz; Stefan Pettersson, Peter Larsson, Glenn Strom- berg. Klas Ingesson, Joakim Nilsson; Tomas Brolin, Johnny Ekstrom. Costa Rica: Gabelo Co nejo; Roger Flores, Mauricio Montero, Hector Marchena, Ronald Gonzales. Jose Chavez;Reuter. - 300 words
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Article88 1990-06-20 35 BRAZIL heads the group with four points, with Scotland and Costa Rica on two. Sweden needs a win and a Brazilian victory over Scotland to stand a chance of clinching second spot on goal difference. Scotland has never made it past Round One in six88 words
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Article, Illustration447 1990-06-20 36 AP. D ISTURBED by his team's lack of scoring k punch in its first two World Cup matches, I Italian coach Azeglio Vicini gambled in the W third game. He started two young strikers over two veterans against Czechoslovakia. It paid off. Salvatore Schillaci and RobertoAP.; Graphics/ Hup Lee - 447 words
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Advertisement106 1990-06-20 32 BRAZIL vs SCOTLAND S I Live on SBCI2 3 am tomorr w /.OTTO logo BP j llpfe* 1 1 I < H M I' (i /v (rqnoomK.) fmW Uno and. Supn I*** A.rt«p.ipri Here are |ust si* ol the top playeis who will wear lOTIO shoes at the World Cup106 words
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Advertisement124 1990-06-20 32 THE NEW PAPER REDIFFUSION JOINTLY PRESENT WORLD CUP For the latest World Cup news, read The New Paper, listen to Rediffusion! ■Pi Yes! Due to our time advantage, O ji The New Paper will be the first with the freshest World Cup news, with Jeff Low reporting directly from Rome.124 words
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Advertisement432 1990-06-20 35 liopZ-, fi TIPSQ/j I JEFFREY LOW I Our man in Italy I Brazil 0 Scotland 0 Sweden 2 Costa Rica 1 J I BRIAN RICHMOND I SBC sportscaster Brazil 1 Scotland 0 Sweden 0 Costa Rica 0 10 ATTRACTIVE PRIZES TO BE WON EACH WEEK 1st Prize: Twintxrd Portable CD432 words
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Article, Illustration588 1990-06-20 38 GROUP A ITALY 2 CZECH 0 Reuter. STRIKERS Salvatore Schillaci and Roberto Baggio each scored in their first tournament start this morning to lead Italy to a 2-0 victory over Czechoslovakia and first place in Group A of the World Cup. The Italian win came inReuter.; Picture/ Afp - 588 words
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Article166 1990-06-20 38 GROUP A AUSTRIA 2 USA 1 AP. AUSTRIA'S attack woke up from a 229-minute slumber last night by scoring two second-half goals against the United States. Gerhard Rodax and Andreas Ogris finally dented the net to restore a measure of pride for their team. Striker BruceAP. - 166 words
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Article, Illustration286 1990-06-20 38 Abdul Shukor - TOUCHLINE TALK Abdul Shukor AT LAST, after nearly a fortnight of monitoring monotonous matches, a match worth staying up for was Italy's 2-0 bashing of Czechoslovakia in Rome this morning. And how fitting it is that the Forza Azzuri (Blue Force) was the286 words
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Article, Illustration177 1990-06-20 39 Reuter. THREE: Rudi Voeller (WG), Lothar Matthaeus (WG), Michel (Spa). TWO: Marius Lacatus (Rom), Tomas Skuhravy (Cze), Careca (Bra), Davor Jozic (Yugo), Roger Milla (Cam), Michal Bilek (Cze), Juergen Klinsmann (WG), Gavril Balint (Rom), Darko Pancev (Yugo), Salvatore Schillaci (Ita). ONE: Francois Omam Biyik (Cam), Bernardo Redin (Col).Reuter. - 177 words
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Article, Illustration242 1990-06-20 39 AFP MARK Wright finally seems set to be a regular in the English defence. Wright, 26, made his debut against Wales in 1984, and appeared to be headed for a long and celebrated cafeer as England's number 5. But a broken leg robbed him ofAFP - 242 words
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Article, Illustration389 1990-06-20 40 AHA n A ITALY 2 AUSTRIA 2 ARAI W GERMANY 1 YUGOSLAVIA 4 J[ J A Schillaci (9th) Ogns (49th). Rodax (63rd) I Jf Littbarski (89th) Pros?nKkHSth| CV U\U H otrAun USA1 ll \Ul J COLOMBIA 1 UAEl Vn lV/V I 1 CZECH 0 Murray (82nd) VdPicture/ Afp - 389 words
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Advertisement156 1990-06-20 40 ggl PHILIPS >£j FRESHEN UP AFTER THE MATCH AND FEEL FRESH...FRESH...FRESH...FRESH...FRESH... -3 FRESH...FRESH...FRESH...FRESH...FRESH... I With Philishave All you have to do is get down to Philirama, "03-01 Plaza Singapura, with your sales invoice and If you are staying up for the early morning telecast, remember to Philishave after the match.156 words
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Article, Illustration363 1990-06-20 41 Suresh Nair - LOW'S MAN OF THE MATCH Nam*: Rene Higuita Ago: 23 Clid>: Club Atletico Naclonal Position: Cap*: 28 Credentlal®:Extroverted and brave, Higuita is one of the stars of the Colombian side and is hoping to catch the eye of top European club sides during the tournament. By Suresh Nair363 words
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Article, Illustration668 1990-06-20 42 JEFFREY LOW - JEFFREY LOW FOR sheer amusement, or entertainment, or pure relief from all your workday blues, keep on watching Colombia and laugh your heart out. Because football as played by a bunch of hardfaced men from a drug-riddled country has yet to reach such heights of enjoyment inPicture/ Afp - 668 words
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441 1990-06-20 42 Jeffrey Low - By Jeffrey Low COLOMBIA, having halted the high-flying West Germans, will now be ambitious enough to aim for the ultimate to win the 14th World Cup against all expectations. So says its team manager Francisco Maturana, a university professor not usually441 words
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