The New Paper, 16 July 1990

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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Shophouses that are death traps
      534 2  -  By Yaw Yan Chong OUR homes are death traps and nothing is done about it, said residents of some prewar houses in Chinatown. The danger these potential death traps posed was highlighted three times in the last two months in Chinatown and Tanjong Katong. Fire
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      'REPORT STRUCTURE DAMAGES'
      79 2 DR Richard Hu, Finance Minister and MP for Kreta Ayer, called on tenants of shophouses to report damage such as wall cracks. If owners refuse to take action, tenants can inform the authorities. Mr .Joseph Yee, director of the Building Control Division, said if a building is
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      Lock icon East Germany hunts top Arab terrorist
      161 2 AP. Reuter. EAST Germany is hunting one of the world's most wanted terrorists, believed to have participated in the killing of Israeli athletes in the 1972 Munich Olympic Games. The target is Abu Daoud, 52, a member of the Palestinian Liberation Organisat ion. The
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      Lock icon Model finalists want large families
      398 3  -  By Lois Ng F OUR children at least, said one. No, five for me, said another. If you wish to marry one of this year's Miss Singapore World finalists, be prepared to sire a large family. About one-third of the 16 finalists at the Mandarin
      Pictures Choo Chwee Hua  -  398 words
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      104 2 pplnb'dw mm mm mm mm mm mm mm wm mm mm mm mm A New Paper Exclusive^ *n f A i i July '90 j THIS VOUCHER ENTITLES YOU TO ONE SILVER BONUS COUPON. Collect one whole week's set of vouchers I (Monday Saturday) and redeem for I double the
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      33 2 Hotlineplus IF you want to share a point of view, call 734-7711, or write to: The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Rd, S'pore 0923. Include your full name, address and phone.
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      63 3 How do I prevent passing I I my flu or cold to others? Keep away from crowded places like cinemas and shopping centres. Turn away from people when you sneeze or cough. Flush used tissues down the toilet. Wash your hands with soap and water after blowing your nose. Keep
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Any takers for Alice or Shirley?
      109 4 ADOPTAPET TWO little puppies, Alice (left) and Shirley, are up for adoption at the SPCA this week. Both are cross-breeds. Alice, 2Vi-months-old, is brown. Two-month-old Shirley is a very light brown with black markings. They are good-natured, playful and good to children. If you
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      NTUC: Let execs join unions
      157 4 UNIONS should not represent workers only they should include executives, too, says NTUC. It names three unions representing executives the Port Officers' Union, Singapore Bank Officers' Association and the Air-Transport Executive Staff Union. But the NTUC wants executives to be admitted to workers' unions, too,
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      Most SGH workers can now join unions
      290 4 ALMOST all Singapore General Hospital employees can now belong to a union again. They are free to join the Health Corporation of Singapore Staff Union (HCSSU), says NTUC News in its latest issue of July 14. The union received this assurance from Dr
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      GLOSSARY
      152 4 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. destined: If something is destined, it is intended by fate or willed by God to happen. finalised: If something is finalised, all the arrangements have been made. harass: Trouble
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      Early birds in queue get N Day parade tickets
      395 4  -  By Ng Wei Joo THE early bird gets the ticket. Mr Jeffrey Teo, 32, a sales manager, will see the National Day Parade after all, because he was the first to arrive at the Bedok Sports Hall at 2.30 am. The
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      Lock icon Dept stores look into self-service
      459 5  -  By Jeanne Leong SELF-SERVICE department stores may become a reality if Singapore's labour shortage continues. The stores need about 15,000 workers. The booming economy and the setting-up of more stores have made the situation more critical. Department stores told The New Paper of some of
      Illustration/ Hou Soon Ming  -  459 words
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      VITB sends students
      143 5 BOTH Yaohan and Daimaru have contracts with Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB). VITB sends some of their students to work for them during the weekends as part of on-the-job training. Daimaru also has students from the Japanese school in Singapore to work there on a part-time
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      Woman finds herself in sex favours leaflet
      291 6 A WOMAN has been harassed by obscene phone calls since her picture was included in a leaflet that touted sexual favours. The leaflets were sent to her neighbours in an HDB block in Bedok North Avenue 3. Her picture appears with two photos
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      Lock icon 'Neighbour thought I was a callgirl'
      166 6 THE woman did not realise she was being taken for a callgirl until a neighbour made a pass at her. Angrily, she said: "He took me for a callgirl and asked me into his house. He even said he needed only a few minutes
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      'THOSE NUDE PHOTOS ARE NOT ME'
      102 6 "I'VE never had any nude photos taken before. The girls in those two photos on the leaflet are not me," the woman told the Lianhe Wanbao. The two nude photos are placed one above the other and next to a larger photograph of her.
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      Telecast M-Cup, SBC urged
      133 6 MAILBOX You have a point of view. You can call our Hotline Plus (734-7711). You can also write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Rd, Singapore 0923. Please include your full name, address and telephone number. Dear Editor, I WISH to congratulate SBC
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      Italy had most flair and prowess
      107 6 THE World Cup brought together excellent teams from around the world in a spirit of goodwill and camaraderie. Cameroon showed that underdogs can triumph. Yugoslavia performed well, though knocked out in the quar-ter-finals by underserving Argentina. England survived harsh verbal attacks to once again
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      'We did not mean to offend'
      87 6 WE refer to Mr Bruce Seah's correspondence in Mailbox (TNP, July 9). We would like to bring to Mr Seah's attention that though the copy of our advertisement was a play on words meant to amuse and not offend, we do apologise if anyone
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      Fireworks at Swing, please
      604 7  -  By Lim Phay-ling F IREWORKS at midnight. This is how some readers want to celebrate Singapore's 25th birthday during Swing Singapore. Twelve readers were asked what they would want to see on the big day during this year's Swing Singapore party on Aug 8. Apart from
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      Pock Too to quit NTUC this month
      267 8 ONE of the men tipped to take over as Singapore's union chief is leaving the National Trade Unions Congress (NTUC). Mr Ng Pock Too leaves at the end of the month. He will quit serving as an NTUC Deputy Secretary-General and a member
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      No Jackpot winner
      41 8 NO one hit the $5,000 jackpot in the Moneywords Contest 27/90. The consolation prize of $500 goes to 23-year-old programmer analyst Freddie Kaw, who lives at 540-B Joo Chiat Road. Mr Kaw had two errors in his entrv.
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      A marriage-mending court
      529 9 S ET up a family court in Singapore and marriages which are on the brink of breaking up may be saved. This is possible because experienced court counsellors will form the backbone of a family court. The family court's priority will be marriage mending, not marriage ending.
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      LOTS OF SUPPORT
      175 9 SPEAKING passionately, one of the women said it was "strange", that under the present system, "all divorces are deemed to be a pain in the neck and deemed a last priority. The emotional wear and tear on both parties is thus increased the longer the case drags
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      98 4 i to browse or to j Over 60 participants from 11 countries Displaying antiques, ceramics, crafts, paintings, sculptures, jade and ivory collections, primitive and tribal crafts. -*n~ Nude higure AUCTION SALE: Over 60 pieces of unique and historic antiques, paintings and sculptures will be put on sale b> auction on
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      189 5 "-F GREATmSrI^^ V, ""OF AMERICA AT JACK'S PLACE BRAS BASAH A m Brand new sumptuous spread awaits you at our "Great TOste of America" Food Fest. ass From June 23 till July 27 90. you will experience a new taste sensation with some of America's finest foods. Like tantalising and
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      29 6 Get your FREE ULTRAFRESH MOUTHWASH this Wednesday (18 July f 9O) mmm I llrKlFrark Look out for coupon in The New paper >JKLW' mmm on Wednesday (18 July '90)
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      140 7 I I PLANNING TO BECOME YOUR OWN BOSS??? I Attend our and manage your business more successfully. Please call 339 7303 (4 lines) for a free counselling session ECP Small Business <T Enterprise Centre member of the ECP {Consulting Group) Srreet »0V29 Jc> Peninsula Sho ■•pingOnrre I Singapore 061 mmm—-
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      4 7 ON-THE-SPOT LOCAL NWS REPORT
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      103 7 -fftTWC Sky (i a r d en P o o I s i d e. K v e r y Night Make I'lazal^^^^ tipen. poolsidc It's either for Jtside the sleamtioat buffet All- serve from 6.30 lo 10.30pm. seafood vegetables. $12.50++(adult).$tf++(child). stocks: torn eurr> or chicken. A steamboat dinner Celebrate
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      125 8 Dazzling (Showmanship. Great Style at Kangxi Louise §Let international sensation, Sophia enthrall you with her own style, delivering your favourite repertoire of Mandarin and Cantonese hits. Razz Band and Manila Sound from the Philippines also promise dazzling entertainment with r their great showmanship and versatility in rendering a wide selection
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      582 8 ANSWERS TO MONEYWORDS 27/90 MONDAY, JULY 2 IA IG lAIv j EU B t 0 0 D| P H L oxl CLOU TB SOLD oU B[ I|U|S|HB 2. Certain people are disturbed by the sight of BLOOD, but a FLOOD, in itself, is just water. Also, the sight of FLOOD
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      14 9 Take your pick from The New Paper Fastads today mshds The Fmployment Classified Section
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      97 9 ZB GticoU Naturally Refreshing i t holfutQ,yp ,r o HA x E h J JD1 ,|H |Sw4 e HeTb candy J»" ,M v NylV, yv aq'ff.iO" j>17 *>«*«, K.MM9 T~n iJf J/ V Oj III Ricola, the original Swiss 1 Icrh Candy, is a product of Switzerland. It is made
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      MALAYS
      335 10 HOT STORY XTHE general impression was that Malays had not risen up through the school system and into the universities. The fear then was that: Our Malays would not be able to adjust and fit to the jobs as Singapore industrialises, and They would not adjust to high-rise living
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        Sentosa causeway
        107 10 CYCLE to Sentosa. Or take a train. Or just walk. All this will be possible in 1993 when a causeway bridge is built to link Sentosa with the mainland The link will have a cycle lane and a landscaped pedestrian walkway, in addition to two traffic lanes, one
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        Physicists meet
        83 10 SEVEN of the best brains in physics will be in Singapore next month. The Nobel Prize winners will be among some 1,000 international experts who will attend a prestigious scientific conference to be held here for the first time. The week-long 25th International Conference on High-Energy Physics will
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        Cambodia talk
        77 10 START direct talks with the communist regime in Cambodia, 11 leading American senators have told President George Bush. They want a US policy on Cambodia that won't return the dreaded communist Khmer Rouge to power. The senators also want the Cambodian seat vacated at the United Nations. The
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        S Korean MPs quit
        59 10 THE turmoil in South Korea continues. Seventy members of the country's biggest opposition group resigned on Saturday over some controversial Bills. Another opposition group is expected to follow suit. The MPs said they will take their fight to the streets. They are demanding a snap election.Their
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        PBS set to win
        102 10 THE East Malaysian state of Sabah goes to the polls today. And The Straits Times reporter covering the elections Kalimullah Hassan predicts a victory for the ruling Parti Bersatu Sabah. If it does so, it will be its third win in a row. The strongest challenge
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      HEADLINERS
      102 10 THESE are some of the headlines from today's newspapers and radio news bulletins The Straits Times: PM pledget t<» back plans to aid Malays. Business Times: JTC takes step towards privatisation. Berita Harian: Main priority Malay leadei role. SBC: The P rime Minister has expressed confidence that Malay Singaporeans
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      BREWING ISSUE: EXODUS FROM ALBANIA
      44 10 Bye, bye Tirana: Albanians in the thousands rushed to get out of the last Stalinist-ruled state in East Europe. Thousands packed into foreign embassies in Tirana the capital. From there, they were given safe passage out of their country.
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      48 10 A story you'll read again and again KAMHJMi tilie tsf.rs KAMPUNG L CHICKEN By Ravi Veloo t $6.50 k The archetypal Singapore novel Business Times An Impressive command ol the language The Strcnts Times Fight scenes charged with drama, extremely visual GO Magazine STP Distributors Timo§ Publishing Group
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Three in family burnt to death in car
      309 11 A I SIX-YEAR-OLD disabled boy and his parents were found dead in a burnt car near Air Bemban, about 50 km from Johor Baru. The three are Mr Chang Nam Ping, 45, a farmer, his wife Madam Wong Ah Moi, 38, and
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      Lock icon Imelda to face jury again
      160 11 AP. TWO weeks after Mrs Imelda Marcos was acquitted of fraud in New York, she has been ordered by the Justice Department to face grand jury questioning in a second criminal proceeding. The former Philippine First Lady said two federal agents served her a subpoena
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      Lock icon Judas Priest trial will focus on 'hidden message'
      203 11 AP. HKARING opens today in Reno, Nevada, of a law suit against the British rock hand Judas Priest that alleges one of their records contained subliminal messages to "do it" and caused two fans to shoot themselves. Raymond Belknap. 18, held a
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      Lock icon Trains return to beat LA traffic blues
      185 11 AP. SMOGGY, traffic-choked Los Angeles has launched an $18.2 billion effort to wean itself off the car with new Metro Blue Line trains that run between downtown Los Angeles and Long Beach. The 35-km system is actually a reinvention of the old trolley-buses
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      Lock icon Happy Birthday, Rose Kennedy
      93 11 Reuter. THRKK generations wished a happy 1 OOth birthday yesterday a week early to Mrs Rose Kennedy, matriarch of America's most famous political family. About 850 guests attended the birthday tribute at Hyannisport, Massachusetts, to the woman who saw two of her politically powerful sons die
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      Lock icon Tokyo
      70 11 Reuter. TOKYO stocks opened firmer this morning on arbitrage buying after last week's mild gains. Analysts expect another week of thin summertime trading, with investors looking for bargains among small capital issues with strong earnings and low price/earning ratios. The key Nikkei index was up 204.59 points or 0.63
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      Lock icon 'Down with communists' rally
      319 12 AP. TENS of thousands of people marched to the Kremlin walls yesterday to protest against Communist Party control of the government, the army and the KGB and to demand greater democracy in the Soviet Union. The protest came just two days after the party concluded a
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      Lock icon Bachelor rabbi gets the sack
      149 12 AP. THE Sephardic chief rabbi has removed one of Israel's youngest rabbis from his job because the 20-year-old man is a bachelor and unable to advise married couples. Beit Shikma, a farming community of about 1,000 people in southern Israel, recently named Rabbi Yaacov Avitan
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      Lock icon Special probe of Bush's son rejected
      154 12 Reuter. US Attorney-General Dick Thornburgh has rejected calls for a special prosecutor to investigate President George Bush's son in the financial collapse of a large savings and loan bank. Mr Thornburgh said the Justice Department had no reason to think Mr Neil Bush, 35,
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      Lock icon M'sian polls
      59 12 Bernama. SEMANGAT '46 president Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah claims that Parliament will be dissolved soon after the National Day celebrations to enable the general election to be held on Sept 15. Malaysia's National Day falls on Aug 31. He claimed that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad would
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      Lock icon Parishioners back sex-scandal pastor
      264 12 AFP. THE Rev Allan Boesak, a leading South African antiapartheid campaigner whose career has been jeopardised by his extra-marital affair, won a vote of confidence yesterday from parishioners. The Rev Johan Retief, his fellow minister at the Dutch Reformed Mission Church, said the congregation would "most
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  • FASHIONTODAY
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      Lock icon Career Clothes
      372 13  -  Stories/By Lim Fhay-ling DESIGNER Peter Kor says he dresses the "handsome woman". The woman who wears his clothes, he adds, is self-confident. "She doesn't have time to manicure her nails or fuss with her hair but she is polished at all times," said Mr Kor, 40. "She is
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      Triumph enters the fast lane
      246 13 AFTKR years of supporting women with bras, Triumph International is stepping into sports shoes. The German lingerie maker launches its Fast Lane collection of sports and casual footwear for men and women with a fast-paced fashion show for buyers and the press on Wednesday. But
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  • Showtime
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      Lock icon A Singapore love story
      474 14  -  By Adeline Woon a SINGAPOREAN love story? Aiyoh, kia si lang. But that's precisely the point in Kia Si Lang (literally, to scare people to death in Teochew), a play written by Raffles Junior College student Julie Phua. It will be staged by her school as
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      Blazing away faithfully
      343 15  -  Stories/ Paul Zach ONK of the unlikeliest survivors of England's raucous 60s rock scene is Marianne Faithfull. The British diva is best remembered as Mick dagger's girlfriend and getting caught with her pants down when police raided Keith Richard's home looking for drugs in 1967. All Faithfull
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      Life's lessons for Faithfull
      132 15 THE years of hard living have hardened Marianne Faithfull's music and her voice. The melancholic monotone of As Tears Go By has given way to the cynical rasp of The Ballad of Lucy Jordan and snarl of Why D'Ya Do It? She does these two nuggets
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      37 15 ELEVEN RESPECTED ROCK ARTISTS IN ONE SOLID ALBUM v o l 1 v I m^ u MX sfij»?CW Me a'VO- *Xr v C 7/ NOW, WHO SAYS ROCK MUSIC HAS TO BE LOUD? MARKETED BY UJGO« SINGAPORE
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      Lock icon STAR TREK
      302 16  -  By Colin Cheong T I AKE a ride through the Milky Way any night from July 28 to Aug 31. You can, right here in Singapore. This year's National Day Orchard Road light-up, called Singapore City Lights, promises to take you beyond city limits aud out of this
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      BACK ON PLANET EARTH...
      159 16 CREATE a little corner of the galaxy for yourself back home in your satellite towns or in your office blocks. "Light creates the ambience for celebration," Major Ong said. "People can join in the celebrations by bringing out their own lights at home!" If that is
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      FIVE STARS RISING
      159 16 YOU can catch a star-rise at these places. Note that some roads will be closed during the operations. Tomorrow, Star 2: In front of Centrepoint. Roads closed from Caimhill Road to the junction of Koek Road. July 18, Star 3: In front of Mandarin Hotel. Stretch closed
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  • Page 17 Miscellaneous
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      1129 17 SWEET DREAMS WEEK (Channel 8, 9.35 pm) (Channel 5, 10.30 pm) WHILE Xinxin is alone in her hotel j tr''l Ww TONIGHT'S programme some T $A y room, William comes in drunk and li|ll!lHM|i|[jl| fflr of Hollywood's future stars who are W >\iy expresses his love for her. Xinxin pleads
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    Burruchaga or cookery?
    222 18  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Adeline Woon FOOTBALL fever burns on. Though not in the early hours, mercifully. Sunday mid-morning is a better time to re-cap the glories, thank you. And to get all worked up over you-know-who, now that you're seeing his hands and feet with unblearied eyes. But
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      85 18 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'Vpaper* can be So hurry! Collect your exchanged tor one Silver fTkeeH^idavs 6 VCRs 8 1 Bonus Ken Air Holiday
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      316 18 ™?ndaytv r THIS movie is the second in a James Cagney Fortnight on SBC 12. wjH Jailed for vagrancy in a small, turn-of-the-century town, one-time reporter Tom Richards (James Cagney, /tW left) is paroled to the charge of Vinnie McLeod (Grace George), a civic-minded newspaperwoman. Intimidated into running a phony
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      34 19 I Does your^^ instead of orange? Does he wa-wa-wa want to go outside to play? Find out what you can do in Learning All About Kids Talk YOUNG PARENTS JUNE—AUGUST 90 ON SAL1-: NOW
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      300 19 MONDAYRADIO NOON News in Brief NOON News in Brief 12.05 Lunchdate 12.03 Popular Classics 1.00 News in Brief 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 3.00 News in Brief 2.00
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      222 19 COMICRELIEF Curry-Puff/Raymond Lee r > f (N r («l 4 V />/ 'Bl m( -a 11\0 /> (if/ rr" i Jm! P- \M( >■—W) ~~~J, \\WJ y \^l I n J \Vv s P /aL/ //[J'*) Lr I~W k,Vto \J w/A f\/r vS UvlP V/ />. V? wai Mk-lW UMI
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      449 20 COMICRELIEF MONDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh NOON Good Music, Company and Me NOON Newsdesk A/A]£.CCCKOT• I tlrtvf' r N rl 110 WU T dfrr I RRftVoi liproPLc" 6 12 50 K p 6 T,,ck Suimin: 12.45 lounwy to tin Outre "rrilHuE! &*.'n\ ggj J M M Sf^ WW LOVER LOVE WITH
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    Lock icon Tribute to dance pioneer
    422 21  -  SHOWTIME By Pauline Loh GRIT under glamour. That's dancer, choreographer and teacher Goh Lay Kuan. You could see that especially in the dance, Om, based on Lay Kuan's personal belief in the I-Ching (The Book of Changes), performed last Friday at the Victoria Theatre. The dance
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      348 25 831 Employment 831 Employment invitee applicant* for INWARD SUPERVISOR Well-versed in inward documentation Able to handle transhipments Knowledge of PSA, CRIE, Customs procedures DOCUMENTATION CLERKS Familiar with shipping documentation Able to type fast and accurately Interested applicants, please call T#l: 223-5577 (Saeiyah) P— j B An International Japanese Insurance Company
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      744 27 TheJjowling spotlight hits Ancol Bowl, Jakarta. Bowlers from 16 countries go for si gold medals as competition in the 11th Asian FIQ championship gets going today. Singapore's hopes rest with six men and six women. ALFONSO CHAN, who will report the action from Jakarta, profiles the daring
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      380 27  -  By Alfonso Chan in JAKARTA AT the entrance of the hotel where the bowlers are staying, a day-and-night-long sight and sound of gamelan music and jaipong dance stirs the cultural imagination. But the competitors for Asian Zone FIQ championships would sooner get
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      388 28  -  By Alfonso Chan in JAKARTA TALK has been one of techniques and technicality these past few days. Having tested all the 40 lanes of Ancol Bowl, bowlers tend to wax technical. The Filipinos comment wryly that the lanes are rather "dry". Ed Bermudez, a stalwart
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      140 28 Wire services. BRITON Nigel Mansell stunned the Formula One world last night when he announced his retirement from motor racing. The announcement came only minutes after his Ferrari team mate Alain Prost won the British Grand Prix. Mansell, 35, said he had reached the stage in his career when
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      139 28 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: SOCCER Friendly in Baghdad: Ir.i<| 1 China I. TENNIS Swiss Open tournament in Switzerland Men's singles final: Martin .laite (Arnl l>l Hrugera (Spa) H-.H, (> 7 ("i 7), 6-2. 6-2. Swedish Open Championships in Sweden Men's singles final: Kichard From berg (Aust)
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      459 29  -  Singapore played its best game away last Saturday when it drew 1-1 with Pahang at Kuantan. Only bad luck and poor finish robbed it of a win, says S GULAM. But Pahang's Hungarian coach, Georgy Szagar, disagrees. On page 31, he says Singapore's equaliser was an injustice
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      292 30  -  Stories/ S Gulam ONLY one man among the 1,000-odd fans nearly 130 of whom were Singaporeans at the Darulmakmur Stadium would have begrudged Singapore the one point it got from the 1-1 draw Pahang coach C.eorgy S/.agar. He refused to acknowledge that Singapore was superior that night,
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      Fate deals happy hand for Yahya
      138 30 YAHYA Madon (above, right), Singapore's super-sub last Saturday, could not have asked for a more celebrated comeback. His HOth-minute goal, his first this season, hauled Singapore from certain defeat. Rut just two days before, the 27-vear-old policeman seemed a doubtful starter, after having been
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      225 31 AP. AFP. TEENAGE sensation Jennifer Capriati won her first pro tennis title i yesterday. She defeated Ros Fair hank I 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 in the final of the Mount Cranmore International in Conway, New Hampshire. Said Capriati: "It sure feels good to win my first tournament. I'd really
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      41 31 SPORTS Capriati: Wins her first pro tournament IVture/ An» C^Blproleague ftKmi-s pahlng ■HIS I FEEL A FIIA FILA SPORTS AND LEISUREWEAR. #01-01, ORCHARD EMERALD. 218 ORCHARO ROAD (OPPOSITE SOMERSET MRT STATION). OPENING HOURS: 10.30 AM TO 7.30 PM DAILY. TEL: *****54
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