The New Paper, 29 August 1990

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    16 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1990 MO (R) 75/4/90 SO CENTS I the new paper
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    Lock icon SADDAM TO FREE KIDS
    58 1 Iraq to expel VtSB US envoys debate on TV AND WOMEN, TOO The US says: We hope it's true, but past promise proven false. Britain We should wa whether Analysis Saddam Reports on Pages 14 and 15 President's touch: Mr Saddam touches a young hostage during
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Molest: Passengers come to woman's aid
      442 2  -  By Charmaine Chan p I ASSENGERS on a crowded 'SBS bus came to the rescue of a 21-year-old woman who was repeatedly molested by a man. They nabbed Low Swee Yong, 55, who yesterday pleaded guilty to a charge of molesting the woman. He
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      Lock icon Vietnam troops out of Cambodia: US senator
      147 2 Reuter. A SENIOR US Senator said yesterday he was told by Vietnamese officials that they have removed all their troops from Cambodia and will back free elections there. Indiana Senator Richard Lugar told reporters he was assured by Vietnam's Foreign Minister during a
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      Clarification
      117 2 Rev up... make waves (TNP, Aug 24): We reported that Keppel Marina Services Pte Ltd is the company marketing luxury yachts such as the Mantacat. Mantacat (S) Pte Ltd has clarified that they are the company marketing Mantacat yachts and not Keppel Marina Services Pte Ltd, which was the
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      Lock icon Fishhook in Bush's ear: A whodunit
      153 2 Wire services. PRESIDENT George Bush, whose power boat broke down on Monday while he took Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney for a spin, suffered another mishap yesterday: A fishook in his ear. Mr Bush, unbandaged, left for Washington for meetings on the Gulf crisis.
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      Guess the villains and win a prize
      92 2 KNOW all about Dick Tracy? Wise guy! You could win a prize then in The Guess the Villains contest sponsored by The New Paper and the Dick Tracy Collection. All you have to do is identify the stars who play the villains in
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      Lock icon 8 killed, many hurt in Chicago tornadoes
      245 2 Wire services. TORNADOES ripped through several towns around Chicago early today, killing eight people. They flattened an apartment complex, a high school and at least 50 homes. Downed powerlines were reported throughout the area centred 64 km southwest of Chicago. The fallen lines
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      Lock icon Bikes speed, fly and tumble
      279 3 HELLRAISING bikers broke speed limits in Loyang on Sunday but it was legal. The 25 riders, including five foreigners, were competing in the Festa Sukan Motocross Championship. The sun beat down fiercely on the laterite motorcross circuit of jump ramps and six '/2 -m humps.
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      Driving without licence an innocent mistake: Nisa
      357 3  -  By Yaw Yan Chong AN SBC actress, Nisa Zhong Yaling, was fined for driving without a licence by a court yesterday. But she was not disqualified from obtaining a driving licence by the court. Disqualification is normally mandatory for such offences unless there
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  • QUICKNEWS
    • OIL CRISIS
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        What PUB can do
        71 4 m THE Public Utilities Board must try to soften the impact of higher oil prices on its costs. It should take two steps. One, it should try to raise its productivity level. Two, it should try to cut down on its non-fuel costs. The call to
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        What you can do
        60 4 CONSUMERS can do their bit by conserving energy. Mr Mah Bow Tan said they can cut down on the use of air-conditioners and petrol. They should also switch off unnecessary lighting. Mr Mah's call follows similar recent moves by other Asean countries. Thailand is planning to
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        What it means to Singapore
        197 4 THE oil shortage and spiralling prices make Singapore especially vulnerable. The Republic is heavily dependent on oil and trade. Its energy needs are completely met by imported oil. Dr Shankar Sharma, a Fellow with the Singapore-based Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, says the negative effect
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        Race and business
        58 4 RACE and business should not mix, says ethnic Chinese leader Kristofus Sindhunata in Indonesia: "I detect a dangerous trend to try to counter successful Chinese conglomerates by forming (exclusively) indigenous conglomerates. "If this trend is left unchecked, we will reach a situation as in Malaysia where business
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        Development fees up
        42 4 DEVELOPMENT charges will go up by 10 per cent from Sept 1, says The Straits Times. The Government has also extended by a year, the grace period under which developers can appeal on the charges they have to pay.
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        Property prices up, but
        100 4 PRIVATE property prices went up during the first three months of the year, according to a Urban Redevelopment Authority survey. But they are not expected to be so buoyant in the coming months because of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. Breakdown of URA's survey: Offices: Sharpest
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      HEADLINERS
      157 4 The Straits Times: S'pore, Jakarta seal Riau deal. Business Times: S'pore, Jakarta seal landmark accords. Lianhe Zaobao: Singapore-Indonesia economic co-operation makes important stride with the signing of two bilateral trade agreements. Berita Harian: Top level body to develop Riau set up. SBC morning news: President Saddam Hussein says all
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      89 4 POTLUCK Patrick Chia More hardware arrives at the Gulf I i hi ■j. Vis<^uiz f 9o in ,P ill Don't miss the Finals! Two teams have made it to the Finals. Come and jjive them your full support. Raffles Institution Vs Serangoon Gardens Country Club Call the Social Education Section
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Breast cancer: More risk for Caucasians
      394 5 The number of women suffering breast cancer is rising in Singapore. But a study shows that Caucasian women top the list of victims. CHITRA RAJARAM reports C AUCASIAN women run the highest risk of breast cancer because of their diet. This is because they
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      Why doctors prefer removing breast
      178 5 TREATMENT for breast cancer in Singapore is usually the removal of the breast what is known as a mastectomy. Doctors here prefer this technique to the lumpectomy where only the area of cancer in the breast is removed. "This is because, our women tend to
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      Doctors talk on breast cancer
      132 5 DR Michael Hoe will be one of the speakers at a Public Symposium on Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening, this Sunday. Some of the others are: Dr Ng Bee Lim, consultant surgeon from Tan Tock Seng hospital; Dr Irene Lim, consultant radiologist in private practice;
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      Maid died fighting off robber?
      163 6 THE murdered Filipino maid may have been stabbed while trying to fight off a robber. Preliminary investigations indicate the incident might be linked to robbery. The case has now been classified as "robbery-cum-murder". The maid, Miss Bled Ilda Gonzales, 22, was found dead on Monday
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      Step on toe leads to death
      348 6  -  By Ben Davidson A DANCE in a disco ended in death after a man stepped on the toes of another. Tan Seng Aik, 23, was yesterday jailed for seven years for manslaughter. He admitted stabbing Mr Tan Eng Kiat, 25, in River Valley Road
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      GLOSSARY
      95 6 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. banal: Describes something that is so ordinary and unoriginal that it is not at all interesting. delegates: If a person delegates someone to do something, he gives them the
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      314 5 The New Paper/Lux Shower Cream Star Quiz "While I like dancing, I' m happiest an inspiring dance performance or musical." V Ann Bridgewatcr I p and coming young star Ann Bridgewater has mote than just good looks. She has many talents. Ann first gained fame when she stole the judges'
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      76 7 to from Orchard because it all has to go. 1 7 At prices solo*, and uith merchandise > disappearing so quickly wild better 1 V !l ?fm; hum or \ou II miss out on the best ~Sb 9 v ■k J (Wi\i rw uws7..w m\iHHs*inmexvmsi».9o ffift 4' big T \OH
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      All systems Goh for four
      290 8  -  Colin Cheong DOUBLE happiness came for four of the graduates at this year's National University of Singapore Convocation. Mr Goh Han Choon and Mr Goh Han Choon were among the second batch of the more than 900 graduates who received their degree certificates at the
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      Shortage of IT experts
      296 8 THERE is an acute shortage of skills and people in the Information Technology (IT) industry. The shortage is expected to persist beyond the year 2000. Therefore, the opportunities in the market will be immense, says Mr Wee Tew Lim, Executive Director of Post Office Savings Bank
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      295 8 j I zip <• JmtK [l J* f- b a r 1 /■St£? >«kx j^«ii v vj^^j I Tell us which Superstar is behind the make-up and WIN prizes from The Dick Tracy Collection. 10 TOP PRIZES $200 cash 2 "Dick Tracy' T-shirts worth $24.90 each SO CONSOLATION PRIZES 2
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Bintan next focus for growth
      431 10  -  By Angeline Song T I HREE Singapore-Indonesia events took place in Batam yesterday giving the "growth triangle" concept a big boost. They were the signing of two agreements and a topping-up ceremony by Indonesian President Suharto and Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. The growth
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      COLLABORATE TO WOO INVESTORS
      204 10 SINGAPORE and Indonesia must collaborate to encourage companies to invest here or face losing projects to other countries. BG Lee Hsien Loong sounded this warning during the Batam Industrial Park topping-up ceremony. The Johor-Singapore-Ba-tam growth triangle would "exploit the complementarity" between the three partners and generate
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      O-level English Oral revamp
      254 11  -  Stories/] Ng Wan Ching t I HE format for the English Oral Test at O level has undergone a major revamp. Students and teachers will have two years to prepare themselves for the change. The first examination using the revised format will be conducted in September
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      'Cheated' belief cause of trouble
      263 11 AN elderly woman threw flower pots at her neighbours' flats because she believed that she had been cheated of $1.5 million. Police had referred the woman, who terrorised her Woodlands neighbours for months, to Woodbridge Hospital for treatment in July. The elderly woman was released
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      THE NEW ORAL PAPER
      109 11 THE new oral paper will take a thematic approach. In practice, it is carried out the following way: The candidate is given 10 minutes to look over a passage and a picture. A common theme links the two. For example, the passage could be about traffic
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      CHANGE IN MARKS
      109 11 THE new format is made up of three parts reading aloud, picture description and conversation. The first and third part remain unchanged, but distribution of marks, totalling 40, has changed. "It used to be 20, 10, 10 under the old system. Now it is 12 marks for
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      NZ woos Singapore students
      262 12 FOR the first time, a group of New Zealand educationalists are in Singapore to woo students. The New Zealanders are hopeful they can compete with established British, Australian, American and Canadian institutions. "We expect the number of Singaporeans going to New Zealand to study next year
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      Make better use of school band members, says Dr Tay
      285 12 NINE out of 10 school band members do not make use of their musical talent after leaving school. Community centres should set up music groups for these people so their training will not go to waste, says I)r Tay Eng
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      515 12 THE NEW PAPER GOLD COASt COI%EOM flj ini Win a 7-night stay at Australia's Gold Coast lß| Every week, for three weeks, five lucky people Drink up the heady magic of the fantasy kingdoms of Dreamworld. i will win an all expenses paid holiday to Those who crave the razzle
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon 'Lust killer' loose in Florida, 5 found dead
      380 13 Wire services. FIVE young people have been found dead, some of them horribly mutilated, in a town in Florida since Sunday. "We have a serial or lust killer at large," Gainesville police chief Wayland Clifton told reporters. "We have every reason to
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      Lock icon Ex-Guinness boss gets 5 years' jail
      128 13 AFP. FORMER Guinness chairman Ernest Saunders was sentenced to five years in prison yesterday. He was earlier found guilty of illegal manipulation of Guinness shares during a takeover battle for Scottish whisky maker, Distillers. Saunders, 54, got the five year jail term for two
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      Lock icon Johannesburg to permit all races
      94 13 Reuter. JOHANNESBURG'S white administrators have voted to allow all races to live in South Africa's exclusively white financial and commercial city. But the decision, taken yesterday evening after four hours of debate, still has to be ratified by Pretoria, which is likely to reject it
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      Lock icon Boeing jet makes bad landing, nose up
      49 13 Jumbo on the runway: A United Airlines Hoeing from Sydney landed with its nose gear up at Los Angeles International Airport on Monday. No lives were lost hut l>:< ofs4B passengers on hoard and one firefighter were injured during rescue. Picture/ Reuter
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      Lock icon Hail of E German eggs, tomatoes 'welcomes' Kohl
      191 13 Wier services. LEFT-WING protesters hurled tomatoes and eggs at West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl at a rally in East Germany yesterday. But security men wielded big umbrellas to protect the Chancellor. About 100 communists and other leftists among a crowd of 5,000
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      Lock icon RTM telethon to help patients
      93 13 Bernama. RTM will organise an eight-day Telethon donation drive from Sept 16 to raise at least $1.3 million to help people suffering from heart and kidney diseases in Malaysia. The Telethon week with the theme Jantung hatiku (My Beloved) would have attractive programmes, Information Minister
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      Lock icon Iraq to free women, children
      386 14 Wire services. PRESIDENT Saddam Hussein said all foreign women and children in Iraq would be free to leave the country from today. Mr Saddam issued the decree after meeting a group of foreigners held in Iraq, the official Iraqi News Agency (INA) said last night.
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      Lock icon Saddam 'playing for time'
      164 14 NEWS ANALYSIS Reuter. THE decision to free women and child hostages is the first clear evidence that President Saddam's resolve is crumbling, say Arab officials and journalists. These Saddam observers were unanimous in saying that last night's announcement showed that Mr Saddam was now playing for
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      Lock icon Saddam challenges Bush and Thatcher to TV debate
      161 14 Reuter. PRESIDENT Saddam Hussein has challenged US President George Bush and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to a TV debate on the Gulf crisis. "I am prepared now, really prepared, for direct talks, dialogue with Mr Bush and Mrs Thatcher, immediately... "To
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      Lock icon Baghdad retaliates, to expel US diplomats
      255 15 Reuter. IRAQ said yesterday it would expel an unspecified number of US diplomats from Baghdad in retaliation for Washington's expulsion of 36 Iraqi envoys. In Washington, US State Department spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler said: "Our charge (d'affaires) in Baghdad was summoned by the Iraqi chief
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      Lock icon Nations may seek air blockade of Iraq
      264 15 Wire services. THE nations that make up the multinational force in the Gulf may seek a UN resolution for an air blockade of Iraq. Defence sources believe the action would tighten the noose around Baghdad's warravaged economy. Under the plan, all Iraq's neighbours
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      Lock icon Watertight sanctions, says Bush
      162 15 AP. STEPS are under»/ay to make sanctions against Iraq "as watertight as possible", President George Bush told a group of Congressmen yesterday. He warned Baghdad: "Let no one abroad doubt our national unity or our staying power." It was Mr Bush's first meeting with Congress members
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      103 13 Nowhere else looks like gold like the Gold Coast ■T l M i r^rSN^ ,iS, V A golden holiday at one of the most popular stretch on the Gold Coast or better known as Surfers Parody Po! bookiflQ (OfllOCt VOUf 5 Stay tree and easy at selected spacious apartments facint,
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  • FOREIGNSTOCKS
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      Lock icon London
      253 15 AP. SHARES in London lost some of their sharp early gains yesterday but ended higher on the day following strong rallies overseas on Monday. The Financial Times 30share index was up 40.5 points at 1,657.4. The market, which was closed for a holiday on Monday, reached its highest point
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      Lock icon Tokyo
      71 15 Wire services STOCKS opened weaker amidst speculation among local media that the Bank of Japan will decide to raise its discount rate as early as early September. Brokers said fear of tighter credit and uncertainty over the Mideast crisis would make for broad declines today. The key 225-share Nikkei
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      INDICES/Closing
      54 15 FT Industrials Tue 1,657.40 (Closed) a Dow Jones Average Tue 2,614.85 (2,611.63) u ST Industrial Tue 1,217.41 (1,198.23) NST Industrial Tue 2,895.76 (2,828.37) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 3,078.94 (Closed) n Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,491.00 (1,477.30) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 25.170.76 (25,141.76) Figures in brackets refer to those of
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      Lock icon New York
      249 15 AFP. INVESTORS appeared to take a breather yesterday after a roller-coaster ride which saw the Dow Jones index of 30 leading industrials plunge more than 111 points last week and then rebound by more than 78 points on Monday. After spending most of the session marginally down yesterday,
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  • Showtime
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      Malaysian film a phenomenon
      301 16  -  FENOMENA Now showing Clementi and Raja cinemas review/By Anuar Othman F ENOMENA lives up to its title. Now showing in Singapore, the Malaysian musical drama has, so far, raked in more than Msl.s million ($990,000) at the box office five times its production cost. Not since
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      Lock icon Prince of music
      516 17 NYT. P RINCE has his head in the clouds, his hands P on half-a-dozen instruments, his feet on the dance floor and his pelvis ready for all sorts of action. Verbally, he's no deep thinker; when he's not singing about sex, his messages tend to be benevolent
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      Fenomena: A tale well told
      177 17 FROM PAGE 16 FENOMENA'S plot is simple. It tells the story of Isabella (played by model Ramona Rahman), a girl suffering from a terminal illness and has six months to live. A Malaysian-born English girl, she comes back to Malaysia with her parents seeking a
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      Single and loves to dance
      60 17 TODAY S PIN UP Professional Name: Saraswathi Naidu Full Name: As above Age: 21 Birthday: 10/1/69 Birthplace: Singapore Marital Status: Single Height: 1.67 m Weight: 50 kg Former occupation: Secretary Hobbies: Singing, dancing and ba-by-sitting Likes: Babies, listening to music Favourite Food: Chilli Crab, Seafood
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      Lock icon Search uncovers unusual talents
      599 18  -  By Lo Tien Yin s I TAR Search 90, SBC's talent hunt, has uncovered talent in unexpected places such as in finalist See Susan Cassandra's ears! Susan, 20, can wiggle her ears. And she puts this to good use in The Battle, a short drama recorded
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      Ghost movie with a touch of reality
      365 19  -  Ghost Dad Coming to Shaw cinemas preview/by Lo Tien Yin IF you are looking for laughs, you won't find too many in Ghost Dad. We already have a huge dose of Cosby humour on TV. So the lack of it is no big
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      Lock icon Steve Martin is no ordinary funny man
      208 19 USA Today. STEVE Martin isn't one to cast stones at controversial fellow comedians. Take the wild and crazy woman-bashing humour of Andrew Dice Clay. "Rick (Moranis) and I were talking about it and said, 'Gee, when we were starting out, we did things
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      Tommy Page to perform here again
      206 19  -  By Alfonso Chan GIRLS, start screaming! Tommy Page will be returning to Singapore for a ONE NIGHT only concert. The teenybopper's heartthrob will perform either at Sentosa or at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Oct 6. The venue has yet to be confirmed. The
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      Funny side to Robocop
      269 19 "ISN'T it funny?" marvels Peter Weller. "I've been trained in New York on stage for 10 years, and suddenly I've turned into this action guy!" The 41-year old actor became a star in Paul Verhoeven's Robocop, a futuristic action movie, where he spent most of his
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      46 16 'MY BABY IS HAPPY WITH KAO MERRIES, SO AM I' PERFECT COMFORTABLE FIT ANYTIME CE Merrie.u 7\ VI Only Kao Merries' unique ventilating outer cover has micro pores that ventilate by letting damp air out, so baby stays dry both day r B and night and
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      121 17 ENTER NOW! IN THE MANY ATTRACTIVE PRIZES! Open to all citizens or permanent residents of Singapore* Age 17-30 *MUST BE SINGLE* Contestants will be judged on (a) Traditional Indian Bridal Dress (b) Creative Indian Fashion Dress (c) Interview Heats on 12th, 13th 15th October 1990 Semi-Finals on 16th October 1990
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      39 18 y r DISCOVER AUSTRALIA'S GOLD COAST ~ll—- and join 14 other readers for an all-expenses paid adventure. Five winners will be picked each week in this exciting 3-week contest. See page 12 Qoeaßukd British Airways I Commission TK j.rfn.
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      Lock icon GRAPHIC SHOTS
      687 20 SBC's computer graphic facilities are being used to simulate gunfire Real weapons and computer graphics will combine to bring gunfights very close to reality. Such sophisticated Hollywood-style techniques are being used in the forthcoming SBC serial, CID, for the first time. The serial, to be shown early next
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      Lock icon CID: A scene from the serial
      215 20 THE blades have stopped whirring at Kranji's Kwong Maw Sawmill. It is late. The mill is deserted. A car grinds to a halt through the gateway. Suddenly spotlights beam from two forklifts, blinding Chen Zhicai a CID agent. He is disguised as a rich
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      From parts to props
      183 20 SIM Kim Song and Tay Chin Seng have only played bit parts in SBC serials since the early 80s. In fact, Chin Seng used to be a full-time actor. He made his debut in a small role in The Awakening, then considered an epic by SBC
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      849 21 wednesdaytv FILM FOCUS: PASCALI'S ISLAND I JOURNEY'S END I (Channel 12, 10.25 pm) m (Channel 8, *10.45 pm) i IS® HEIGOU falls into the river but IT is 1908. Living on a Turkish-ruled island Wenfeng refuses to save him. When <■ l in the Aegean sea is Basil Pascali (Ben
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    Brace yourself for another collection
    220 22  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Vivien Chiong THE latest icon of Yuppiedom is, of course, a handphone. For a school kid, it must be a Ninja Turtle action figure. But that may soon change. Before parents can recover from the attack of the Turtles and the costs of
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      261 22 wednesdaytv „mm LEBRATION JW TILL WE MEET AGAIN (PART 3) AS the war ends, Paul (Michael York, left) returns to Chateau Valmount to be reunited with Eve. It is only then rea ses The Treasure has gone and that Bruno is Bruno, in the meantime, has become extremely rich due
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  • DEARAGGIE
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      Hubby and friend having affair
      876 23 DEAR Aggie, After eight years of marriage, my marriage is a total failure. I have always known that my husband is a flirt, but now he is having an affair with my friend. I feel disgusted whenever this woman visits us. I would not have
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      Calling Mr Aries
      65 23 Dear Sirs, Please refer to the letter "Pawnbroker Keeps Jewellery" by "Mr Aries" which appeared in the Dear Aggie column on Aug 15. I shall be pleased to look further into the matter if the writer of the letter would come to the Registry of Pawnbrokers, 1
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      113 23 AGGIE does not take personal calls. But female readers may call 730-5571 or 730-5362 and speak to volunteers from Aware (the Association of Women for Action and Research). Aware is running a temporary helpline for girls and women in distress from TNP's newsroom. The Aware Helpline operates
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      62 23 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 $8
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      46 25 WOMAN'S WORKOUT BOOK j by Anna Selby and Alan Herdman ■IClear, step-by-step, easy-to-KfljpiW follow directions and illustrations for every exercise make this book a fast aBltl?®? reliable key to creating a new you. $20.85 Times The Bookshop 1, New Industrial Road. Singapore 1953 Times Publishing Group
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      696 26 COMICRELIEF I WEDNESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim NOON 6aad Mask, Company and Me NOON Nawsdask BGKTRD. If \aJHI?IDO'RE AN T~| U)fIL,CO(V\tTO L. J Saatimaatal Journey 12.30 Off 6MSFATHPR HONOURS GRAT) uiANT MnPC IHINK OF \T. I 7 12.30 Keeping Track When Worlds 12.45 Caaatry Styla HWWUGWDj »»m OTffVmND to ClUd/ There are
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      803 27 IPF1P1! Cjfrf HERE'S TO THE HAPPY BABIEsTI HStSlfl WITH LOVE FROM THE NEW PAPER FASTADS FITTI. 1 I HAPPY BABIES Each baby gets to receive 2 packs of FITTI diapers, a sinclet, a panty and a congratulatory I EJ*#&LSW*B#Hro CARD FROM FITTI. ANNOUNCE YOUR BABY'S BIRTH RIGHT HERE. FREE. 9
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      61 27 Kl nn v I'M" I > i are Proud to announce yi'tl the birth of their IT c iugimr Jasmine Tan Jan Idling <A i on 27.6.1990 I Special thanks to f Dr PC. Wong staff of MS VC not forgetting 4' i > 71* relatives, fnends ,\&v' colleagues for
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      173 30 A SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE NEW PAPER FASTADS/LIANHE ZAOBAO MINIADS <S&>RED LANTERN REVOLVING OI RESTAURANT 60A Change Alley Aerial Plaza, Collyer Quay. S pore 0104 Treat yourself to a truly delightful dining experience of Cantonese and OFFICE ECONOMICAL SET LUNCH 4 Course Set Lunch oOn (for 2-3 persons) w 5
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      55 30 Drive away ina Nissan NX Coupe or .j. go on an Air New Zealand J holiday or own a Kenwood vacuum cleaner j when you f submit your entry I to our annual food Me I contest now on 1 B Sept. 29 Find out I more details I in
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      1123 32 th new paper 800 Food/Entertainment 800 Food/Entertainment KOREAN RESTAURANT PTE LTD ***** Br ACM MOAD #0? 93. GOt DEN MILF COMPLEX SINGAPORE 0/19 I TEL: *****22 I II t OUR SPECIALITIES Barbeque I Set Lunch $10++ GinSeng Chicken Set Lunch $15++ Business Hours 1130 am 1 1 00pm (Daily) 811
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      96 32 Wanted 1) FEMALE/MALE PART-TIME PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS 2) FEMALE/MALE SECURITY SUPERVISORS/ GUARDS a) Condominium near Clementl Ave. 6 MRT Bam to Bpm/ Bpm to Bam b) Warehouse at Pioneer Sector Lane off Oul Road Bam to Bpm c) Factory at Fourth Chin Bee Road 7am to 7pm d) Factory at Blk.3olftA
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      258 33 831 Employment 831 Employment Nat Steel We invite you to seek a rewarding career with us as: CONFIDENTIAL CLERKS (5-day week) GCE 'O' or 'A' level Ability to type 1-2 years' experience ACCOUNTS CLERKS (5-day week) GCE 'O' level Knowledge of Bookkeeping Ability to type Keen on working in computerised
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      353 33 II 831 Employment 831 Employment A premier local company dealing with the arts invites suitable candidates to join its expanding administrative team: 1) FINANCE ADMINISTRATION OFFICER Responsibilities include: Planning and preparing financial/ budgetary reports Introducing budgetary control methods Liaising with external auditors, financial and tax agencies Handling all general purchasing
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      371 33 831 Employment 831 Employment JjjJj A well established computer form m m manufacturer has vacancies for: j SALES EXECUTIVES Basic salary g Transport allowance Commission m j Other fringe benefits Training provided. Write to or apply personally at m 52 Genting Lane #05-04 Hiang Kie Complex (off MacPherson Road) JJJ
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      361 33 831 Employment A wall established local conatruction company offera permanent employment lor the poala otSECRETARY (Yio Chu Kang) a 2 years relevant experience. CLERK TYPISTS (World Trade Centre, Jurong, Marina) Mln 1 year similar experience SITE CHECKER/ SITE CLERK a Secondary education, a Preferably with 2 years similar experience DRIVER
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      260 34 831 Employment 'an SHRIRO PAPER (S) PTE LTD has immediate vacancy tor: CUSTOMER SERVICES SALES ADMIN PERSONNEL •GCE'O' level •Able to type at least 35 wp.m. •To provide clerical support to sales team Basic computer knowledge an advantage •5-day week, attractive salary with year-end variable bonus Please call Esther at
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      286 34 831 Employment ENTRA INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES (1990) PTE LTD In Euno* urgently require*: GENERAL CLERK: Salary $500 $800 JUNIOR SECRETARY: Salary $700 $900 e ACCOUNTS CLERK: Salary $650 $1,000 'O' level or 'N' level Ability to type and handle word processor will be an advantage Applicant without experience but are hardworking
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      349 34 •31 Employment Mobil* Handphone Retail Company ha* immediate vacancies tor 3 Mai*/ F*mai* SALES EXECUTIVES Bilingual preferably Pleasant personality Ability to Interact with business people at all levels W* oft*r: Attractive sales commission basic salary travelling allowance Walk In lnt*rvi*w between 10.30 a- 7pm. Microtac Induatriea No. 1 Coleman Street
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      337 34 831 Employment Cpticarß We require tor immediate appoint■Mk DELIVERY MAN Age: not more than 28 Pleasant personality, hardworking Experience In delivery Possess clean licence 3 e 81-llngual 5 days week Pleaae contact Julio tor an interview at Tol No: *****55 between 9.30 am to 5.30pm. OPTIC ARE CENTRE PTE LTD
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      298 34 831 Employment Required MILLING MACHINISTS o Experience required, o Attractive salary overtime, o Alrcondltloned environment. Interested please call at: Blk S Toa Payoh Ind. Pk. Lor. S #01-127* Tol. *****09 Appt. can bo arrange after Opm. Architectural firm at Rotoinaon Rd. requires: RECEPTIONIST CUM GENERAL CLERK for immediate employment o
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      329 34 831 Employment FEMALE GENERAL CLERK o Secondary education o Ability to type at average speed e Experience not necessary as training will be provided o Oood Job prospects Interacted, pis. CALL to arrange tor an interview at 200 Cantonment Rd. #11-02 South point S'pore 0200 Teh 222-0533 FEMALE QENERAI. CLERK
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      99 35 SLEEK AND CHIC looks Men About Wpffan P T n HE PILL Do men still need to worry about the risks? t.5 ">y fT^y WHAT MEN *M ENVY ABOUT :f M» WOMEN j SINGAPORE c•. v i MODELS rifißSM] international pose r BEAUTY ON A -M BUDGET ggjß^F. STILL LOOKING
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      567 36 NYT. HK HAD not yet called Lufthansa to reserve a flight to Berlin. There would be plenty of time for that later. Aleksandr Volkov wasn't saying he was going to lose to Stefan Edberg in the opening round of the US Open, and he
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      115 36 AFP. SINGAPORE'S Peter Hill was among the eight qualifiers for the main draw of the $80,000 Sharp Malaysian Open Squash Championships starting here today. The Singaporean, the region's best play- er, yesterday overcame New Zealander Paul Steel in four games to join
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      245 36 Results of yesterday's international sports: SOCCER English League Cup 1st rd, 1st leg: Birmingham 0 Bournemouth 1,Brentford 2 Hereford 0, Carlisle 1 Scunthorpe 0, Chesterfield 1 Hartlepool 2, Darlington 0 Blackpool 0, Doncaster 2 Rotherham 6,Fulham 1 Peterborough 2, Gillingham 1 Shrewsbury 0, Grimsby 2 Crewe 1, Halifax 2
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      276 37 Reuter. lAN RUSH scored his second goal in two games to steer defending champion Liverpool to a 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in the English First Division yesterday. In other top action Leeds drew 0-0 with Manchester United and it was the same scoreline at Sunderland
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      ALL THE RESULTS
      53 37 English League Div One: Crystal Palace 2 Chelsea 1, Leeds 0 Manchester United 0, Liverpool 2 Nottingham Forest 0, Southampton 1 Norwich 0, S'land 0 Tottenham 0. Div Two: Blackburn 2 Hull 1, Oldham 2 Leicester 0, Plymouth 1 Watford 1, Port Vale 1 Wolverhampton 2, Swindon
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      Abbas: I'm not a prima donna
      381 37  -  Singapore may still be sore from last Saturday's defeat by Sabah but, for League title rival Selangor, the opposite is true. Buoyed by the Lions' defeat, it is now looking L forward to edging out Singapore at the final hurdle against KL on Saturday
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      487 37 SUDDENLY, the Selangor spirit is soaring and, to Singapore's fears, it could pay off against city rival Kuala Lumpur at Merdeka Stadium on Saturday. Thanks largely to Singapore's 1-0 defeat by Sabah in the Semi-Pro soccer League last Saturday, the First Division championship is now within Selangor's
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      196 37 Wire services. EVERTON goalkeeper Neville Southall, fined £4,000 for his bizarre half-time sit-in during their English First Division defeat by Leeds on Saturday, issued a public apology yesterday. The 31-year-old Wales goalkeeper, in a statement released through his agent Neil Ramsay, also pledged to do his best for the
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      Finally, a Cup for the Lion City
      674 38 TI IK LION CITY (XT SI'KCIAL THE PAST AND THE PURPOSE THE Lion roars once more, calling on all to celebrate the return of Singapore's very own Lion City Cup soccer competition, starting this Friday. This is the competition that went into hybernation
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      417 38 T Xhe competition that produced today's stars is back to fulfill its promise of discovering tomorrow's heroes. In the first of a three-part curtain-raiser, LOH TUAN LEE traces the origins of the competition that produced some of the region's brightest stars THK only competition involving Malaysian
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      78 38 Fandi: Contract with OFI Crete in Greece worth $250,000 per annum. Malek: 5th year with KL earning S$5,000 a month. Kannan: 2nd spell at KL with contract worth S$5,000 a month. Sundram: Star in Kedah after one-year stint in Switzerland. Earns about S$7,0000 a month. Ahmad:
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      71 36 The New Paper Electric City Special "VISIT AND WIN" LUCKY DRAW _RESULT s BiIII3IIIiBwCTRBI j WMHMBIMiIWBB a ■HSSBHS3SM ih Name I]C Y P Koh *****09/H Anthony Lim *****57/E Jeffrey Selamutu *****61 I Lo Chee Yong *****94/G Mrs J Huang *****39/Z Sairi B Mohsin *****16/ C H Kamil Bin Abdullah *****87/F
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    336 39 __J J AFP. WIMBLEDON CHAMPION Stefan Edberg was kicked out of the US Open yesterday when he lost in straight sets to unseeded Soviet Alexander Volkov. He thus became the first top seed in 19 years to be eliminated in the opening round. Edberg, who also
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      61 39 H s<?re over a he don't have any problem with the v> v f f BH manager or the 7 j /^b] iff ».^^bH coac/i or the players. I'm no j&m Hl m i prima donna," |J|p—M 1 T J he says. Full jjp re/wrf aw m fs H irW
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