The New Paper, 5 July 1990

Microfilm: NL17385
Total Pages: 39
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    12 1 the new paper THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS
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    Lock icon Linette is a Mrs
    71 1 That's right. Newscaster Linette Tye is married. Here she is with husband Alvin. She's not telling his surname (for fear of getting nuisance calls). But she talks a great deal about him how they met, what he's like and more./ Page 16 1 Nm fltr tfct
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon English, W German fans stabbed
      427 2 Wire Services. TWO soccer fans were stabbed during violence between English and West German supporters at the World Cup semifinal in Turin this morning. A West German was seriously hurt after being stabbed in the back with a 30 cm knife while the English fan.
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      World Cup bet murder: Three suspects held
      278 2 THREE suspects have been arrested following the murder of an Ipoh teenager who won a $800 bet on h World Cup match. Mr Khor Yean Kung. a 19-year-old fishmonger, was on his way to collect his winnings when he was attacked. His body
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      Designer paper
      268 3 THE New Paper has done it again. It has won another award. The award for the Best Use of Design was made at the Asia-Pacific World Publishing Congress last week in Hongkong. Newspapers in the Asia-Pacific region took part in the contest. TNP entered two editions Nov 17
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      TNP'S FIRST AWARD
      164 3 THE New Paper's award was the second since its launch on July 26 1988. In March last year, it won an award of excellence for information graphics in the hotly-contested Best of Newspaper Design. That contest was conducted by the US-based Society of Newspaper Design, an internationally
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      TOWARDS A READER FRIENDLY PAPER
      142 3 WHAT is good design? Ask 10 editors and you will get 10 ideas. The New Paper, too, has its own idea of good design. Said Mr Peter Ong, TNP's assistant editor and the person in charge of the paper's design: "Good design is effective communication
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      125 2 THURSDAY, JULY 5,1990 27/90-4 Win $s,ooocash j jackpot this week, j Cut ouj f to Saturday) Name: A j £r* jfc jt" r a I i/c No:— Vg j ty\ I -•i*TI7TVi JivJ J J f I I FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW. I ENTRY RULES ON
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      100 2 Hotlineplus If you want to share a point of view, c all our HotlinePlu.s on 734-7711, or write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. Please include your full name, address and telephone number. j la j ;l~i *>ifx <| |>-ymSM *H* When do you
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      102 2 l A New Paper Exclusive j j|• I *5 July '90 I THIS VOUCHER ENTITLES YOU i I TO ONE SILVER BONUS COUPON Collect one whole week's set of vouchers (Monday Saturday) and redeem for I double the number of coupons. I I Vouchers redeemable at: 277 Orchard Koad, #01
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Empty seats: VIPs blamed
      460 4 Can't get a ticket to a popular show? Two Straits Times readers have blamed VIPs who are invited but do not turn up at the last minute, depriving the public of much sought-after seats VIPs often get free tickets for a show. So the least they
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      Returned tickets sold to public
      210 4 A MINISTRY of Community Development spokesman explained how complimentary tickets to the Festival of Arts ore distributed and returned. Mr Liew Chin Choy, deputy director «>! cultural programmes, said: "VVe always RSVP our invitations to sponsors or VIPs. "For this year's Arts Festival, we sent
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      Lock icon Homeless after roof collapse
      476 5  -  By Trudy Lim A FAMILY of five was rudely awakened early yesterday morning when their bedroom ceiling and roof fell on them. Just before 5 am, Mr Lee Mun Lock, 45, and his wife heard a loud crash at their Tanjong Katong Road prewar shophouse. "I
      Pictures/ Jonathan Choo  -  476 words
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      Lock icon S'pore pilgrims avoid tunnel
      585 6 About 1,400 Muslim pilgrims were killed in a stampede inside a tunnel while performing the haj in Mecca on Monday. The air-conditioning in the tunnel failed in 44 deg C heat. The pilgrims either suffocated or were trampled to death. Five Singaporeans describe the tunnel. YAW
      Picture/ Nst; Graphics/ Hou Soon Ming & Chan Chee Kin  -  585 words
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      S'pore-Indon youth meet to better ties
      271 7 EXCELLENT relations between Singapore and Indonesia can be strengthened further by a meeting between the young minds of both countries that opens this morning. Mr Wong Kan Seng, the Minister for Foreign Affairs and for Community Development, says this in a speech scheduled for
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      Drive for donations tomorrow
      154 7  -  By Serene Lim A SPECIAL donation drive for victims of the recent earthquake in north-western Iran will be launched at all mosques during Friday prayers tomorrow. The sermon will also touch on the subject. The Islamic Religious Council (Muis) has already received more than $11,000 in
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      He stole from tourist
      145 8  -  By Steven Lim A RESTAURANT'S assistant captain stole a clutch-bag left behind by a tourist from New Zealand. The bag contained currency worth more than $4,300, a district court heard yesterday. S Nasir bin S Mohamed Ambar, 23, a first offender, was fined $6,000 after he
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      National tops gadget poll
      325 8 NATIONAL. That was the name that came out tops in a market survey of several brands of household appliances. Conducted recently by the Research and Information department of Singapore Press Holdings, the survey quizzed 659 households on their preferred brand for home appliances. The appliances surveyed
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      Comfort may ask for increase in cab fares
      299 9 TAXI fares may go up again. NTUC Comfort may apply to the Public Transport Council for another round of inj crease in taxi fares. This was stated by Mr Mah Bow Tan, chairman of the Board of Trustees of the biggest taxi-fleet
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      KFC opens later for football fans
      140 9 SEVEN Kentucky Fried Chicken outlets have caught World Cup Fever. They have extended their operating hours to midnight from now until Monday. The outlets are: Ang Mo Kio, Bedok, Bukit Merah, Clementi, Jurong West, Kallang Bahru and Toa Payoh. The Big Splash, Kallang, and
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      Look who's mirror gazing
      503 10 MIRROR, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest man of all? Man? Yep. A survey by The New Paper has found that males are spending more time asking their bathroom mirrors that question these days. Twelve men said they spend an average of 15 minutes on
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      S' PORE MEN STILL BEHIND
      104 10 SINGAPORE men still have a long way to go to catch up with Americans when it comes to mir-ror-gazing. GQ's national survey of 1,200 men revealed that each spends an average of 45 minutes on personal grooming. That's up from 30 minutes in 1988. The
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      437 4 r— The Moneywords puzzle will appear every day from Monday to Saturday in The New Paper You have to fiD is the muting letter in eitchof the ux word* given. Then clip together in older all the lix coupons for the week and tend the «et to THE NEW PAPER
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      111 4 PLAN NOW TO VISIT Over 60 participants from 11 countries Chine?* Deity Ceramic A giant display of antiques, ceramics, crafts, paintings, sculptures, jade and ivory collections, primitive and tribal crafts. Come to sec, discover, buy and invest in art. Also not to be missed is the Asia Art Gallery, featuring
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      148 8 4'f" More and more people are picking up NEC Handheld Phones. j/ NEC Handheld Phone. Lightweight, Go for it And have power m your hand -j. m packed with teaturos yet Features: Jt." compwiliwly cow lor a M-digilcapaCTylorlm 10 memory addresses quality cellular phone So It's Mute Button Signal Strength
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      157 9 —k' a^^. AGENT; CRYSTAL TIME |S| PTI LTD T*Li 747 MM Available at: ALBERT LEATHER #02-18 Albert Complex. BRAZIL SHOE #03-18 Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre CHRISTINE SHOE #01-81 Parkway Parade. CHEER MAJOR SHOE #01-4124 Blk 720 Ang Mo Kio Centre. #01-111 Yishun Ave 5 Blk 102, #01-156 Blk 513 Tampines
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      69 10 Asia Life congratulates winners of the Asia Life/ Newsman Travel Lucky Draw in conjunction with Asia Life's 42nd Anniversary. 1 st Prize Mdm Chua Kim Eng l/CNo: *****84-J 2nd Prize: Mdm Lim Bee Hwee l/C No: *****94-J 3rd Prize: MrTan Kim Chwee l/C No: *****15-D CALL US FOR A REWARDING
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      175 10 CORRESPONDENCE TUTORS in association with FOULKS LYNCH, UK A Division of ATC CHART THE LEADERS IN DISTANCE LEARNING offers ACCA; A AT; ICSA CIMA Distance Learning Courses Total Service Study Material Unlike simple home study the The distance learning programme FTMS/Foulks Lynch Distance Learning Programme gives you s based around
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      China-Indon ties
      278 11 \m THE agreement to resume China-Indonesia relations on Aug 8 continues to be a hot story. It was the Page One lead yesterday and today in ST. BT gave it prominence on Page One yesterday. Today, BT led off its back page with the story. Today, both newspapers
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        MCA tussle on
        76 11 IT'S official. MCA deputy president Datuk Lee Kim Sai yesterday announced he would challlenge Datuk I)r Ling Liong Sik for the party presidency. The New Paper reported yesterday that Datuk Lee was likely to contest the post. Datuk Lee said there was increasing dissatisfaction against Dr Ling
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        Credit card scam
        109 11 A credit card fraud syndicate bought photocopies of genuine charge counterfoils from hotel staff and used the information in them to make fake cards. They were aided by some merchants who used the fake cards to file claims for bogus purchases. The merchants kept 40 to 50
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        HEADLINERS
        92 11 The Straits Times: Indonesia says negotiations on trade, economic and air treaties will take place soon with China. Lianhe Zaobao: President Suharto of Indonesia to lead 99-men delegation to Thailand tomorrow. Business Times: Land Office levy worries property market. BBC morning news: The US ambassador to Liberia has talks
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        WHAT ST SAYS
        94 11 "In bilateral terms, the two countries will no doubt benefit from the increased economic interaction In the short term, it is in the international political arena that they will perhaps reap substantial gains. Indonesia has extensive experience in international diplomacy, and China is not without influence in
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        WHAT BT SAYS
        70 11 "An Asean all of whose members have normal relations with China will be in a better position to contribute to, and benefit from, regional trade and investment flows of which Beijing is becoming an integral part... As we move into the Pacific Century, political stability is essential
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        Mosquito menace
        119 11 IF you live in Serangoon Gardens, take care against mosquitoes. Aedes mosquitoes, which spread the dengue disease, are on the rise, especially in the north-eastern and eastern parts of Singapore. So says the Ministry of the Environment. Most of the mosquitoes are found breeding in flower vases, plant
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        Good fathers
        64 11 THERE are men who take parenting seriously. Here are some examples: ■Art director Dave Cheong, who seldom comes home before 9.30 pm, tries to make amends by taking his two children for holidays often. Financial consultant Kamaluddin Ehsan,32, cooks dinner for his wife and looks after their five-month-old
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Gorby gives himself 2 years
      357 12 AP. S OVIET leader Mikhail Gorbachev yesterday said he and the Soviet leadership must imI prove citizens' lives within two years or re'sign. "I think that in two years, if there are no changes, this leadership must go," Mr Gorbachev told a TV interviewer as
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      Lock icon CONGRESS SIDELIGHTS
      254 12 AP. MORE CRITICISM: Regional party officials accused the Kremlin leadership of cowardice and indecision. But the speakers themselves displayed no new ideas and no alternative to re-electing Mr Gorbachev as party leader. ETHNIC TENSION: Azerbaijani party chief Ayaz N Mutalibov, whose republic has been locked in violent conflict
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      Lock icon US improving ties with Laos
      233 12 AP. THE United States is quietly improving relations with Laos as that nation's communist government shifts from state control of the economy and works to attract foreign private investment. Officials in Washington say the two nations are expanding joint efforts to combat drug smuggling. They
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      Lock icon Prayer-healing: Parents guilty of manslaughter
      195 12 Reuter. A CHRISTIAN Science couple who chose to treat their son with prayer instead of medicine was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of the 2'/2-year-old boy. David and Ginger Twitchell showed no emotion as the jury's verdict was read out, but several jurors
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      Lock icon Bid to paddle to record
      128 12 AP. FIVE Australians and a South African paddled out of a Hongkong yacht club yesterday for the Philippines in an attempt to set a world record for the longest ocean crossing on surf skis. The leader, Mr Peter Lavac, 42, estimates that the 900-km voyage
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Woman tried to hijack jet
      216 13 Reuter. A 30-YEAR-OLD bookshop saleswoman tried to hijack a Soviet airliner to Turkey, but was overpowered after the plane landed at its original destination in Russia. The woman, who was travelling with her two-year-old daughter, threatened to blow up the Tupolev TU-134 jet in the
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      Lock icon London
      217 13 Wire services. SHARE prices closed lower on London's Stock Exchange yesterday, depressed by mounting concern about the strengthening pound. The Financial Times 30-in-dex ended down 13.6 points, at 1,881.1. Volume came to 353 million shares at midday. Wire services. Yesterday Pre* Yesterday Prev Allied Lyons 496.00 605.00 Grand Met
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      New York
      13 13 The New York Stock Exchange is closed for a public holiday
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      Lock icon Tokyo
      81 13 Reuter. TOKYO stocks were steady this morning on a strong yen and the growing perception that the United States will lower interest rates. Some brokers said Japan's Big Four houses will drive up the market before the Big Four resume making new stock issues on Friday after a three-month
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      INDICES/Closing
      51 13 FT Industrials Wed 1,881.10 (1,894.70) Dow Jones Average Wed (closed) (2,911.63) ST Industrial Wed 1,528.25 (closed) NST Industrial Wed 3,087.02 (closed) Hongkong Hang Seng Wed 3,363.49 (3,356.55) Australian All Ordinaries Wed 1,539.40 (1,512.70) Nikkei Stock Average Wed 32,445.92 (32,414.60) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Aids work 'keeping her alive
      421 14 T ANNED, fit, wealthy and married to a television star, Mrs Elizabeth Glaser is a Hollywood housewife who has just one fear to reckon with. She may die of Aids. The wife of Paul Michael Glaser, of Starsky and Hutch fame, has HIV, a virus
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      AIDS THROUGH INFECTED BLOOD
      97 14 FOUR years ago, daughter Ariel developed a stubborn illness which baffled doctors. "It started with severe stomach cramps. Right months later, they tested Ariel for HIV and she tested positive," recalled Mrs Glaser. So did she and son Jake, then only eight months old. Only husband
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      Lock icon Growth hormone 'slows ageing'
      356 15 w That we saw over six months was that several of the body composition changes (of ageing) were reversed. Or Daniel Rudman, of the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, who directed the study. Wire services. MKN over 60 who receive repeated injections of human growth
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      Lock icon Laugh your way up the corporate ladder
      269 15 AP. IF laughter can fend off disease, it should be able to help revive an ailing business. That is the premise promoted by Malcolm Kushner, an author and self-styled "humour consultant". He claims that people who elicit laughs at work get more done
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      8 15 FASTads a quick service for advertisers and readers
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      367 15 •"SFS Two Grand Prizes V j A 7 days/5 nights SIA-EZ Holidays package tour I to Korea for two persons wonh $3,700. U 20 Consolation Prizes v A One box of Ginseng Tea Sachet worth $50 each. '||»K flH holiday destination offered i gn "■> 130 by SIA-EZ Holidays. This
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  • Showtime
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      Lock icon LINETTE TIES THE KNOT
      552 16  -  By Lo Tien Yin LINETTE Tye usually reads the news at nine on SBC. This time she is the news. Linette has tied the knot. Her husband is a 29-year-old, Hongkongborn medical doctor, whose parents are permanent residents in Singapore. The couple registered their marriage last
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      ELEGANT ON AIR AND ICE
      228 16 I like dealing with people, and dealing with different topic every day. I learn something new on the job every day. Linette Tye LINETTE Tye always looks poised and elegant on air. She is equally so on ice. From 1976 to 1978, when she was
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      Thriller with a lot of talk
      381 17  -  The Hunt for Red October Coming to Shaw cinemas PREVIEW/ By Lo Tikn Lo Tien Yin w ARNIN(i: If you fall asleep easily to the drone of voices dragging on and on, this film is not for you. By the time you wake up,
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      TOPSPINS
      235 17  -  By Adeline Woon MAX Q MAX Q (BMG) TECHNO-ROCK dance album with a smattering of everything else thrown in R&B, funk, synthe-drum heats, metallic guitars and a Tibetan thighbone trumpet. A bit of a collision of styles, but one that carries off very well. Considering that the album came
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      TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW
      622 18  -  MY FAIR LADY (1961) TICKETS Tickets for My Fair Lady are still available. They can be bought from Wisma Atria, Victoria Theatre, Centrepoint and the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Tickets are priced at $20. $40, $60, $80 and $100. Showtime is at 8 pm every night from
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      Kenneth, 6, wins Disneyland tickets
      305 18 A TRIP to Disneyland is every six-year-old's dream. Today, little Kenneth Li Yanting has stopped dreaming about it. He'll soon actually be on his way there. His entry was picked from 2,500 others in the Kellogg's/Little Mermaid contest. He won the grand prize a four-day,
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  • TRAVELNOTES
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      Say Aloha to Hawaii
      222 19  -  By David Brazil JAPANESE holidaymakers just love Hawaii, but few other Asians are going there in large numbers yet. But, Hawaii is now actively wooing the local market with its tempting blend of famous beaches, soaring waves, lively nightlife and a unique cultural blend of Polynesian
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      COMPASSPOINTS
      393 19 HK PHOTO CONTEST IT sounds like a good deal. Take a snap capturing the joy of Singapore's 25th anniversary celebrations and win a 10D all-in holiday in Hongkong and the right to take part in the colony's International photographers' meet during Dec 9 to 13. More than one photo
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      225 19 NO OTHER AIRLINE GIVES THE WORLD AIR LANKA'S TASTE OF PARADISE. Our Bustling Sidewalks Our Rhythms Of Life j R* J/ lllillllll^^ Our High Tees Our Glittering Nightlife You anil J visit the four corners of the world and still not find the staggering diversity of cukure, heauty and excitement
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    Life in Rural Philippines
    245 20 spotlight The village scene is no longer familiar to many Singaporeans. But in neighbouring countries, village life is still very much part of society. The pictures on this page were taken by amateur photographers in Cebu for a contest to depict rural life in the country.
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      136 21 Now CD quality goes on the move like never before, Technics SLXP2 Portable CD Player A life/ Technics SL-XP2. Poised to be the standard by which other portable CD players will be judged. Hear it Outstanding features: Super-Lightweight A mere 36() gms (including batteries) in a new sleek. compact design
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      1020 21 thursdaytv VIVID (VARIETY) HMjjjjjji^Bß (Channel yf 808 Geldof talks about his new single TIANCI's boss decides to retrench more Great Song of Indifference and about life workers. He gives Tianci the dirty job of after Band Aid, while Madonna (right) sending out the notices. Tianci does not rehearses the song
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    Mighty Mouse can't stand alone
    210 22  -  SEENLA5TNIGHT By Vivien Chiong MIGHTY Mouse cannot even hold his own for 25 minutes, these days. I watched a cartoon for the first time in many years thinking I could relive some childhood delights. Mighty Mouse and Friends (5.15 pm, SBC 5) sounded promising enough.
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      84 22 The New Paper/Ken Air Holiday Bonus Coupon Giveaway Collect 6! We'll give you 12! The New Paper/ can exchange it for double Ken Air Holiday Bonus 12 Silver Bonus Coupons. today's'paper* can be So hurry! Collect your p*rh' nnprf fnr nn P siiupr n [oTLJT?yi\I coupons and redeem them SSXZBBT
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      295 22 i thursdaytv wgr'mi -Hi IH A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN kg- KING ARTHUR'S COURT (Channel 5 935 pm) m THIS family story is loosely based on Mark m Twain's novel of the same name. Karen Jones (Kewshia Knight Pulliam, left with Miehael (Iross) wakes up one day to find herself jfr
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      378 23 r THURSDAYRADIO I E3E3OHB ISSBi NOON Newt in Brief NOON News in Brief 12.05 Lunchdate 12.03 Popular Classics 1.00 News and Weather Report 1.00 News and Weather Forecast 1.15 Lunchdate (cont'd) 1.10 Currency Exchange Rates 2.00 News in Brief 1.15 Popular Classics (cont'd) 2.05 Afternoon Fare 1.45 Midday Market Report
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      186 23 COMICRELEF Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee IL@ vy jgnf rr U ")c W r°\ H =~p #V Wdg N CT li V;S?&cvfiJh JsL-i A £ii jiy,, Augusta /Dominic Poelsma Angus McGill IN O [1 filOV UAT£ &tCUIN6UPRAUACN^. y—., rJ U-nt r~y y &s George the Robot /Stephen Stanley f O*\sl£. CA«£.fOuSNw «»UT Tm£-
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      331 25 631 Employment 631 Employment 831 Employment ABJM> company BAKER OIL TOOLS ASIA PACIFIC mtmSJWmft [MM Baker Oil Tools Asia Pacific, a leader in the oilfield industry, is engaged in the manufacture and supply of oil and gas Jjr well completion equipment. pi m (siaMf&iM&'to guw ©ffift) ay fle Licw available
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      203 25 I 831 Employment 831 Employment I ISETANI Singapore 1) Telephone Operator Age 16 27 years old Minimum GCE N level Relevant experience preferred Able to work 2 rotating shifts 2) Security Officer Age 21 45 years old Completed NS Able to work 2 rotating shifts Walk-in interview: Inly 6th (Friday)
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      284 25 831 Employment CAREER OPPORTUNITY As representative of one o( the world's largest insurance companies The Individual. we seek, is probably doing well at present job. yet somewhat impatient with progress Applicants need not have insurance experience but ambition, determination and desire U) serve others are needed To this person, we
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      302 26 831 Employment 831 Employment *****11 I I I I I I I WISMA ATRIA N 0 p I ft c CfNTIt WISMA ATRIA SHOPPING CENTRE invites suitable candidates for the post of: CUSTOMER RELATIONS OFFICERS mmauisiES Applicants should be a GCE O' level hoidef with pleasant personality and good communication
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      381 26 831 Employment 831 Employment If nimm I Regional Sales Office of a Japanese Manufacturer Specialising in electronics components, due to business expansion, B require applicants for the post of: Minimum NTC 3 in Electronics from recognised vocational institute B Age below 26 years Possess valid Class 3 driving licence Sales
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      248 26 831 Employment 831 Employment C M I ASingapore leading fashion company has Immediate vacancies: 1. ASSISTANT DESIGNERS 2. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT STAFF 3. PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATOR 4. FACTORY MANAGER (Malaysia Factory) 5. FACTORY SUPERVISORS 6. TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST Apply to: 4, New Industrial Road #03-03 Mainland Industrial Bldg. Singapore 1953 TEL *****84
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      433 26 1 831 Employment I 9 IMMEO. VACANCIES j S FOR 1) SITE FOREMAN I Completed NS 1 GCE'O'level Possess class 3 driving < licence S 2) Q.S. Completed N.S. 8 Can work Indepen--2 dently 3) GENERAL CONSTRUCTION SITE WORKERS I Malaysians only 8 128/ per day llntoroatod ploaae call or
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      615 27 831 Employment 831 Employment FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Mln. OCE 'N' level I Able to type General clerical duties No experience required as training will be provided Retirees are welcome. J WRITE IN OR WALK IN (or interview at The Personnel Dept. Seng's Medical Laboratory Services Pte Ltd J 1 Tanjong
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      268 27 S3l Employment An established snd successful electronics i multi-national Company requires: CUSTOMER SERVICE CO-ORDINATOR OCE 'O' level Ability to type 1-2 years working 1 experience (without experience considered) Interested applicanta please tel: *****26 for an interview. A Garment Manufacturer requires: 1. PAYROLL CLERK (Buklt Merah) 2. PERSONNEL CLERK (Tampines) OCE
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Becker set for grudge match
      321 28 Wire Services. B ORIS Becker and Stefan Edberg, the bosses of Wimbledon in recent years, reached 'the men's semi-finals yesterday with straight-set victories on a rainy day. Also through was Goran Ivanisevic of Yugoslavia. He set up a potentially explosive re match with defending champion
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      Lock icon QUARTER-FINAL RESULTS
      133 28 Wire services. Men's singles: Goran Ivanisevic (Yug) bt Kevin Curren (US) 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-7 (8-10), 6-3; Ivan Lendl (Cze) bt Brad Pearce (US) 6-4, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4; Stefan Edberg (Swe) bt Christian Bergstrom (Swe) 6-3, 6-2, 6-4; Boris Becker (WG) bt Brad Gilbert (US) 6-4, 6-4, 6-1.
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      Lock icon Graf longs for third title
      279 29 AP. IT'S not the semi-final match Steffi Graf longed for, but it might be the one that helps her get what she longs for most a third straight Wimbledon title. Graf was hoping for revenge against Monica Seles, the 16-year-old Yugoslav who beat her in
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      WIMBLEDON WHISPERS
      100 29 A CHEEKY T-shirt has Wimbledon officials fuming. It bears the likeness of a female player lifting her skirt to reveal a bare backside, and reproductions of the three official logos crossed tennis rackets, the green-and-purple W and the phrase, The Championships, Wimbledon. "It's just not Wimbledon," Robert McCowen,
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      Peter eager to rise to the challenge
      169 29  -  By Dennis Chia PETER Hill, Singapore's only squash professional, is hoping that his "challenge match" against Chris Dittmar at East Coast Recreation Centre on Tuesday would signal the beginning of more such games in the region. In an interview, the local player said
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      Lock icon When it's 'Arrivederci, Roma'
      234 30 Caniggia still can't accept it Ml team is in the final and I'm 0ut...1t is as if I got eliminated along with Italy. The final does not even interest me. I am simply disillusioned. Caniggia JORGE BURRUCHAGA POSTER/ Page 34 AP. CLAUDIO Caniggia, a key player
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      Lock icon Italians awake to reality
      333 30 Italy's World Cup dream ended yesterday. Now, the players try to face up to the harsh reality that the final in Rome's Olympic stadium on Monday will be played without them. Here's what they say Wire services. CAPTAIN Giuseppe Bergomi, who spent much of the night
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      265 28 831 Employment Established motor workshop In Geylang requires: EXPERIENCED MOTOR MECHANIC Good salary plus Incentives. Tel: *****40 If you are thinking ol changing your |Ob. be your own bo»». command your own earnings, freedom of your own time, it i* inevitable that you mull make that change with ua. We
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      298 28 831 Employment RfQUIRED IMMEDIATELY DELIVERY ASSISTANTS to work ln«Bt. Batok Please call personally to: Blk 2030, #02-238, Bt Batok Ind Park A. Street 23. SIGN COMPANY In Hougang urgently requires SALES CLERK Knowledge of typing Salary negotiable On-the-job training provided Other fringe benefits Interested, please call Helen at *****96 TECHNICIANS
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      353 28 831 Employment Trading Company In Kallang Avenue requires: GENERAL CLERK Ability to type Able to start work Immediately a Those without experience will also considered Interested please call 291-2351 Wanted urgently 1) ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK 1-2 years experience 2) GENERAL CLERK no experience required 3) ACCOUNTS CLERK 1-2 years' experience
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        Lock icon Milla rejects offer
        155 31 AFP, Reuter. CAMEROON'S veteran striker Roger Milla has turned down an offer to play third division football in England for a lucrative offer in Italy. The 38-year-old Indomitable Lion, whose four goals in Cameroon's heroic World Cup campaign has made him one of the favourites of the
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        Lock icon Girl dies after Cameroon's exit
        110 31 Wire services. THE Cameroon Tribune reported that a girl in Bangladesh hanged herself in despair after the elimination of Cameroon from the World Cup. The Indomitable Lions won wide support throughout Africa and the Third World thanks to their free and optimistic game. MORE than
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        Lock icon Roma buys Aldair, minus his facial hair
        117 31 AP. BRAZIL'S central defender Aldair is to start the next season with Roma, minus a beard. The 24-year-old joined the Italian first division club on a transfer from Benfica of Lisbon. His contract included a clause requiring him to shave off his beard
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      Robson slams shoot-out rule
      504 32  -  JEFFREY LOWS MAN OF THE MATCH ANDREAS BREHME (W Germany) Germany's goal/ Page 35 By Jeffrey Low in Turin ENGLAND manager Bobby Robson last night called for the penalty shoot-out rule to be changed after his team lost 4-3 on penalties to West Germany in the
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      755 31 II Iho# come your I leyes are still so s —s Because I used I Ibrighl after staying 7j\ LL, ,he E y e Massaoer I lup so many nights xW V 9 IW 10 he p me 10 I Ilb watch die 22 rel evee e I Bborldcup? f
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      334 32 jgj PHILIPS j SEE THE RECORD-BREAKING FEATS OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER With the Philips VCR Ail you have to do is get down to Philirama. *03-01 Plaza Singapura. with your saies invoice and
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  • ITALIA 90
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      Lock icon GOAL! ...ENGLAND GOES DOWN
      86 34 THE HOTSHOTS WGERMANY 5 ENGLAND 4 W Germany aips on penally Kicks. Score after extra-time 1-1 AFP. 5 goals: Schillaci (Ita), Skuhravy (Czech). 4: Lineker (Eng), Matthaeus (WG), Michel (Spain), Milla (Cam). 3: Klinsmann (WG), Voller (WG). 2: Balint (Rom), Bilek (Czech), Brehme (WG), Caniggia (Arg),
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      Lock icon Bodo the unlikely penalty hero
      211 35 More on Bodo, plus picture on Page 39 It's my first World Ctip and my first shoot-out. But I felt I had nothing to lose. I just concentrated on looking and feeling confident when the England players came up to take the kicks. The other
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      Only pain and sorrow from a sterling display
      267 35  -  TOUCHLINE TALK Abdul Shukor THERE is no shame in England's defeat to West Germany. Only sorrow and pain. Yet again, the better team had to lose, and yet again in a penalty shootout. Mind you, the Germans did not play as well
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  • ITALIA 90
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      W. GERMANY 5 ENGLAND 4
      93 37 60TH MINUTE 1-0 Andreas Brehme's powerful free-kick strikes Paul Parker's boot and spins into the air. The ball loops over diving goalkeeper Peter Shilton to give Germany a 1-0 lead. 81ST MINUTE 1-1 Gary Lineker latches on to a Paul Parker cross from the right-flank,
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      Lock icon England is out
      731 38  -  W GERMANY 5 ENGLAND 4 W Germany wins on penalty kicks. Score after extra-time 1-1 JEFFREY LOW FROM ITALY ENGLAND'S dream run came to a cruel close in Turin last night no thanks, indeed, to the heart-break-ing penalty shootout that had to settle matters for the fourth
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      196 39 Lnpr P6BTC6I Misses England's fourth penalty-kick tf ik ARGENTINA Br V. West Germany survives a nerve-wracking VSB m penalty shootout against England. It goes I I marching on 5-4 winner in a match that could j have gone either way. It now meets jr. Argentina in the final/Page 39 j
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