The New Paper, 6 September 1990
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Title Section12 1990-09-06 1 the new paper THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS12 words
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Advertisement65 1990-09-06 1 My Bonny J by her mum... Madam Betty Soh (above) doesn't believe her daughter has had lesbian relationships. She is sorry Bonny revealed "her love life" in a book. Also, she's "sad that now everyone knows Bonnie's illegitimate." But listen, folks, did you know Bonnie is also smart? She topped65 words
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Advertisement91 1990-09-06 1 RUBBISH 73*1 PIIIITF COMPLIMte^ NOT FOR SAl MURDER? qt 18 MEN HIT BY bANCER T}l SPH VInt en get reast can cer, too. At least 18 LJloVU/oC' tLUl cases have been found here in the last 10 rnwfiviDfl tn years. Dr Mohan Chellappa, a senior CU rlj L rlVLI LU91 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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101 1990-09-06 2 A MANILA court has sentenced a Singaporean, Michael Ong, to two life imprisonment terms for drug trafficking. Each life term carries a maximum of 20 years' jail. But the 40-year sentence may be shortened for good behaviour. Ong, 26, who also used the101 words
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342 1990-09-06 2 Chitra Rajaram - By Chitra Rajaram M 'EN can get breast cancer, too. At least 18 men have been detected having breast cancer in Singapore in the last 10 years. The figures, compiled by the Singapore Cancer Society, are considered very low, said Dr Mohan Chellappa,342 words
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Article186 1990-09-06 2 BREAST cancer, me? You must joking. This was the typical response from five men who were told that they could get breast cancer. Mr Jeremy Chong, 28, an engineer, laughed. "I don't even have a breast! Besides, it won't make a difference physically if I were to have186 words
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Article, Illustration334 1990-09-06 2 Yaw Yan Chong - BY Yaw Yan Chong A MAN was found dead at the bottom of a rubbish chute last night. He is believed to have fallen 10 storeys through the chute. He had a slash wound on his forehead and his jeans was badly torn. Was it murder? Police334 words
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Article, Illustration1293 1990-09-06 3 Model-turned-author Bonny Hicks is telling all again this time about her mother, Betty Soh. But mum has not remained mum. She too spoke about her outspoken daughter in a recent interview with Her World magazine. In fact Mum did most of the talking.1,293 words
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Advertisement130 1990-09-06 2 HOTLIWEPLUS IF you want to share a point of view, call our HotlinePlus 734-7711. You can also write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, S'pore 0923. PBERGtHMG ■HMHM Win Longines Conquest Timepieces wc>rth c>\cr $6CXX) M Combining *SL.gS \VKSwr;- with super-accuracy, the SfeSajMl outstanding Longines Conquest130 words
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Miscellaneous12 1990-09-06 2 THE WEATHER PARTLY cloudy. Max temp: 31 deg C. Sunset: 7.09 pm.12 words
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QUICKNEWS
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224 1990-09-06 4 HOT STORY MORE students in independent schools may receive financial help from the Government after a re-definition of "needy" families by the Ministry of Education. The ministry said yesterday families with incomes of up to $2,000 a month can get fee subsidies for their children in224 words
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CATCH OF THE DAY
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Article78 1990-09-06 4 FOUR eggs have been fertilised in an artificial womb and then implanted in a real one by doctors at the National University of Singapore. This is the first time in the world that such a method is being tried out. The fertilised embryos were grown for two days78 words
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Article86 1990-09-06 4 THE board of one of Indonesia's biggest private banks has been sacked. The action against the Bank Duta board was taken for its "operational mistakes" in foreign exchange trading. A caretaker management team, led bv Co-ordinating Minister for Economy Radius Prawiro, has been set up to run86 words
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BREWING ISSUES
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Article, Illustration122 1990-09-06 4 JAKARTA explains the Singapore-Batam-Riau economic connection with a "balloon theory". The theory, spelt out by Indonesian Minister for Research and Technology B .1 Habibie, is: Singapore, Batam and Riau are like three balloons. If pressure builds up in one balloon, it might burst. Solution: Channel the pressure elsewhere.122 words
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Article49 1990-09-06 4 JAVA is likely to face a severe water crisis by the year 2000. The reasons: Increasing demands and dwindling sources. Indonesia's State Minister for Population and Environment Emil Salim said the demand for water in the next 10 years would exceed supply by 15.3 per cent.49 words
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Article50 1990-09-06 4 THB (lovernment may be advised to make wearing of rear seat belts by car passengers compulsory. The National Safety Council is now studying the matter. The move is to reduce the number of injuries suffered by passengers in the rear seats who do not wear seat belts.50 words
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Article77 1990-09-06 4 The Straits Times: US: Long-term C.ulf stay planned. Business Times: Bank Duta's board of directors fired. Lianhe Zaobao: For families with $2,0()() monthly income, half-subsidy for their children in independent schools. Berita Harian: US may remain in Middle East. SBC morning news: Iraqi President Saddam Hussein calls for a77 words
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Advertisement62 1990-09-06 4 TAKE A PICK j~ >«C J^Hr -yrfr W V I r1- t J wmmm^ Fresh from California. Available now! Thirst quenching and nutritious. California Summer Fruits are simply irresistible because they're the juiciest this time of year. It's the peak season in California so take your pick of a wholesome,62 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article312 1990-09-06 5 Yaw Yan Chong - By Yaw Yan Chong DON'T waste the time of doctors when you call them to testify in court, the Law Society told its members. This reaction follows complaints from some doctors that they have had to wait for hours before being called to the witness312 words
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Article185 1990-09-06 5 THE five lawyers interviewed agree doctors should not be kept waiting in court, but feel it is not easy to implement. Although the hearings are supposed to start at about 9.30 am, unforeseen delays often prevent them from starting on time. For example, the defence counsel185 words
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Article, Illustration339 1990-09-06 6 Sci-fi comicbook earns him $170,000 One of France's most outstanding comic artists, Mr Jean Claude Mezieres, gave a talk at the Book Fair on Sunday and another at Temasek Polytechnic on Tuesday, His science-fiction comicbooks, the Valerian series, have a good following among buffs here. TNPIllustration/ Hup Lee - 339 words
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Article, Illustration168 1990-09-06 6 SEND season's greetings from your whole company, not just yourself, with some of this year's new Christmas cards. The Community Chest's new Christmas card collection includes a card, "From our entire organisation to you", and another that is "From all of us to all of168 words
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Article254 1990-09-06 6 A 16-YEAR-OLD girl plunged 13 floors to her death from the balcony of her Eunos home before the horrified eyes of her family after she was slapped thrice I by her parents. This tragic tale unfolded at a one-day coroner's inquiry yesterday into the death254 words
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Advertisement348 1990-09-06 7 -t«fe v j iHKHP-f^'/!, *SSf? IMR. jjgregfi.<&<%*X\-*9Z «;>'?., *>,•.,»•*• 1 W K .^Kf-t/s' wk ir/* > 1 #ilßi|feK %r: IviPlHi V TW' n L., > 1 111 Hill I will II I WHEN YOU CARE FOR YOUR BABY. HERE'S AN IDEA THAT WILL REALLY CLICK. ft m r THE AIA348 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration455 1990-09-06 8 Trudy Lim - By Trudy Lim D I 0 NOT deprive your children of a l chance to earn money. I That is the advice of the author of Making Money Made Simple, one of the books launched at this year's book fair. The book is marketed455 words
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Article218 1990-09-06 8 MR Whittaker laid down the following steps for making the most of your money: Set a goal. Give yourself something to aim for, whether it is owning your own home, buying a car, or having certain savings. Attain saleable skills. Make it a point to become218 words
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Article, Illustration165 1990-09-06 8 THE life of the late Dr Ya'acob Mohamed has been captured in a new book. It was officially launched by the Senior Parlimentary Secretary (Education) Haji Sidek Saniff last Saturday. Dr Ya'acob, bom on Jan 25, 1925, in Sungai Pisang, Kelantan, joined the165 words
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Article, Illustration512 1990-09-06 9 David Miller - By David Miller FIVE people have been cheated by a conman using a new ploy. The cheat told his victims they had won $100 discount vouchers. The catch: They would have to pay small deposits together with the vouchers to buy electrical appliances of theirIllustration/ Kelvin Chan - 512 words
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273 1990-09-06 9 RELIGION seems to be booming at the book fair. At least 18 stalls at the 22nd Singapore International Festival of Books and Book Fair 1990 are selling religious books exclusively. This compares to less than 15 last year. In addition, many other stands that273 words
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Article, Illustration454 1990-09-06 10 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan H 1 OW do you describe a performance by Placido Domingo? You don't. Not unless you know opera well. For me, the highlight of the evening at the Singapore Indoor Stadium was the fourminute applause which erupted when the world's greatest operatic tenorPictures/ David Tan - 454 words
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Article, Illustration553 1990-09-06 11 Lawyers were urged by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew to brush up their image, when he addressed the Law Academy last Friday. And overcharging by doctors is another talking point. What is the current standing of these and other professionals? COLIN CHEONG talks to some peopleIllustration/ Hup Lee - 553 words
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Article101 1990-09-06 11 THESE words appear in our stories today. These notes will help you check their meanings. forte: Something one does particularly well, a person's strong point. hanker: To have a strong desire for something. media-savvy: Able to deal with the press, radio and television. premises: Building. provisional: Temporary. refurbished: Redecorated.101 words
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Advertisement227 1990-09-06 8 SINGAPORE'S MMD BEST RESTAURANTS Symbols of Food Quality Excellence TUNK-KA OF THAILAND Rated as one of the 100 BEST restaurants in Singapore, Tunk ka of Thailand scored FULL MARKS for its food quality. It's the choice of Tatler's readers for the best place to eat in Singapore. At Tunk ka.227 words
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Advertisement79 1990-09-06 11 Ceres "Bw^lFMl Ceres 100% "Pure fruit Juice consists of Vitamin C with no sugar added and no preservatives. Ifie fruits are chosen carefully and specialty packgd with a plain naturalgoodness. c There are a wide range of flavours to choose especially Teach, Strawberry, Cjuava, Cjranadilla, Tear, %ed Qrape, White grape,79 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration386 1990-09-06 12 Wire services. THE United States has decided to open direct talks with Cambodia's Communist government to help speed efforts to end civil war in the southeast Asian nation. This was announced yesterday by US Secretary of State James Baker. The talks willWire services. - 386 words
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Article116 1990-09-06 12 AP. A MAN who won $320,000 dollars in Florida's lottery last year was found crushed to death in a trash bin. He had apparently drunk himself to sleep, police said yesterday. Now, he is to be buried in a pauper's grave. Police said Hoy Clark'sAP. - 116 words
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Article, Illustration260 1990-09-06 12 Reuter. AIDS should be fought not only with medicine but by stemming the type of sexual behaviour that spreads it, Pope John Paul II said yesterday. It was the second time in his tour of Africa, the continent with one of the worst problemsReuter. - 260 words
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Article, Illustration41 1990-09-06 12 Hardly sheepish: French livestock farmers are furious at a government decision to import sheep. So, yesterday, they let loose some 60 Dutch sheep into administrative offices. Here, a policeman chases them out. Picture/ ReuterPicture/ Reuter - 41 words
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178 1990-09-06 12 Reuter. SPECIAL courts began trials of ministers in ousted prime minister Benazir Bhutto's government yesterday. Two one-judge courts revealed government charges against former overseas Pakistanis minister Ghulam Ahmad Maneka and former parliamentary affairs minister Ahmad Tariq Rahim. The case against a third, formerReuter. - 178 words
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Article271 1990-09-06 13 Wire services. ABOUT one in six lung cancer deaths among non-smokers are caused by passive smoking in childhood. This has been revealed in a new US study. However, the researchers found no evidence that adult exposure to second-hand smoke increased the risk of lung cancer.Wire services. - 271 words
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104 1990-09-06 13 HONGKONG'S department of health is worried about encroachment the villain is a cockroach; the victim, a bottle of mineral water. Also under probe is a bottle of distilled water in which dozens of ants were found, reports the South China Morning Post. The104 words
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233 1990-09-06 13 AP. THE Gulf crisis took a back seat in Israel yesterday to a scandal featuring accusations of high-level political fraud and questions on the propriety of wiretapping under Jewish law. The scandal is raising tensions in Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's coalition Cabinet. It has also broughtAP. - 233 words
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Article, Illustration474 1990-09-06 14 Wire services. IRAQI President Saddam Hussein has urged Arabs to overthrow Saudi Arabia's King Fahd and Eyptian President Hosni Mubarak. The two leaders were singled out by the Iraqi leader during a combative message to Arabs and other Muslims in which he renewed his callWire services. - 474 words
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258 1990-09-06 14 AP. THE international community has begun stepping up efforts to help the tens of thousands of Asians stranded in Jordan. But officials in Amman said relief aid for the refugees was still not enough. Foreign correspondents visiting a camp near Ruweishid,AP. - 258 words
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364 1990-09-06 14 [HOW BRITISH ACTION SET SCENE FOR CURRENT GULF CRISIS IHT. PRESIDENT Saddam Hussein claims Kuwait is really part of Iraq. To know what he is hinting at, one needs to go back nearly 70 years in Arab history when the borders of modern Iraq,IHT. - 364 words
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190 1990-09-06 15 Reuter. THE US Embassy in Kuwait is checking into reports that a male American was shot in Kuwait City by Iraqi troops while trying to avoid capture, the US State Department said. A department spokesman said yesterday that embassy officialsReuter. - 190 words
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Article, Illustration243 1990-09-06 15 SCARRED BOY SHUNNED BY FRIENDS/ Page 20 I I AP. IRAQ has released messages purportedly written by US, British, French and Japanese hostages held at a military target. The official Iraqi News Agency said the hostages who allegedly sent the messages were "at a vital installation". ButAP.; Text/ Rosnah Ahmad; Graphics/ Patrick Chia - 243 words
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Advertisement371 1990-09-06 13 AND HOW THESE CAN IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS M SA man meets d stranger who seems to possess strange powers. topics include presentation techniques and handling objections. knows about his past and can see the future This is the Certificate: Jointly issued by the NPB and the Marketing j beginning of371 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration238 1990-09-06 15 AFP. AN early climb for shares ran out of steam here yesterday afternoon after a slide on Wall Street which was attributed to comments from the Iraqi leadership calling on Arabs to revolt against leaders who support Western interests in t he Gulf. The FT-30 shares index ended 1.3AFP. - 238 words
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Article76 1990-09-06 15 Wire services. STOCKS opened higher on huving by investors heartened by gains on Wall Street overnight. Brokers said the market should undergo a technical correction after its dramatic decline on Wednesday, but said its chances of recovering all the losses of the past three days are slim. The keyWire services. - 76 words
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Article54 1990-09-06 15 FT Industrials Wed 1,672.20 (1,670.90) Dow Jones Average Wed 2,628.22. (2,613.37) n ST Industrial Wed 1,258.03 (1,252.81) NST Industrial Wed 2,992.95 (2,980.64) Hongkong Hang Seng Wed 3,039.69 (3,054.16) q Australian All Ordinaries Wed 1,478.40 (1,493.50) o Nikkei Stock Average Wed 24,078.34 (24,907.64) Figures in brackets refer to those of54 words
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Article, Illustration207 1990-09-06 15 THE Dow Jones index of 30 leading industrials closed at 2,628.21 in a quiet market yesterday, up 14.85 points over Tuesday's close. About 120 million shares changed hands with advancers surpassing losers 945 against 565, with 453 stocks unchanged. Investors, uneasy over the Gulf crisis, found little encouragement207 words
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Advertisement135 1990-09-06 16 Now CD quality goes on the move like never before, 'w Technics SL~XP2 Portable CD Player Technics SL-XP2. Poised to be the standard by which other portable CD players will be judged. Hear it for yourself today. Outstanding features: Super-Lightweight A mere 360 gms (including batteries) in a new sleek.135 words
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Miscellaneous1053 1990-09-06 16 thursdavtv LADY ENFORCER rYAZZ THE ONLY WAY A FEMALE graduate joins the police force B 5, and two of her subordinates turn out to be F_ wLEjfjStIN 1989, Yazz (right) conquered pftIHWL her estranged father and her half-sister. 13 both the Bnt.sh singles and album UHL Friction is inevitable as1,053 words
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261 1990-09-06 17 Alfonso Chan - SEENLASTNIGHT By Alfonso Chan THIS is the first time my fingers are pounding the keyboard in fear and anxiety as I join my colleagues in a job as terrifying and as tiring as handling a boa constrictor. Within this rectangular box, I am to pass judgment261 words
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Miscellaneous272 1990-09-06 17 Tiursdaytv i THURSDAY FEATURE SPECIAL: THE MAN IN THE BROWN SUIT (Channel 5, 9.30 pm) THIS movie is shown in conjunction with the 100 th 4 Anne Beddingfeld (Stephanie Zimbalist, left), an attractive -s and single American tourist longing for adventure, sees a man killed in front of the Cairo272 words
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Article, Illustration310 1990-09-06 18 TILL THE END sports F OR 120 die-hard soccer fans, last Saturday's match against Perlis at Kangar was the culmination of a long but worthwhile season. The result didn't mean much to them though they seemed to know the Lions would win. But win or lose, League title orPictures/ Philip Lim and Aundry Gan - 310 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration340 1990-09-06 19 AP. PRESIDENT F W de Klerk invited South Africa's opposition groups of all races yesterday to join talks on a new constitution that would end discrimination. He called South Africa's movement towards a non-racial society "irreversible". Mr de Clerk said: "Now is theAP. - 340 words
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Article127 1990-09-06 19 AFP. TOUGH new parking restrictions will come into force in Paris next week. For the first time in the city's history, motorists will not be allowed to park their cars, or even stop, along a 27-km stretch of the main boulevards running north-south and east-west.AFP. - 127 words
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Article, Illustration231 1990-09-06 19 NST. FOUR-YEAR-OLD Mat Azman Abdul Aziz is leading a lonely, painful life in Kuala Trengganu. He was heavily scarred in a fire last year. Since then, Mat Azman has been shunned by his friends and been suffering in silence. The only love he gets is from hisNST.; Picture/ Nst - 231 words
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203 1990-09-06 19 AP. HUNDREDS of paramilitary troops fanned out in New Delhi yesterday, hours before the start of a 24-hour general strike called to protest against higher job quotas. "We are prepared. Let's hope there is no violence tomorrow," said a police official in NewAP. - 203 words
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182 1990-09-06 19 AFP. HEROIN refineries appear to be mushrooming on the Thai-Malaysian border, says a senior Thai police official. Border Police Colonel Prasert Chan-in said yesterday this seemed aimed at avoiding a crackdown on the illegal narcotics industry in northern Thailand. He said his forces hadAFP. - 182 words
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Article, Illustration595 1990-09-06 21 A TASTY morsel of camel rump? Maybe a kangaroo steak with lightly-cooked, freshly-dug vegetables? b Or, what about grilled smoked water buffalo fillet with straw and hay garnish? Now these are dishes for a "dinki-di" (genuine) gourmet and Australia's the place to find them. In recent595 words
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Article, Illustration348 1990-09-06 21 David Brazil - By David Brazil DIY AMERICA TOURS FREEWHEELIN' independent tours are becoming more popular with Singaporean holiday-makers and business travellers: KenAir is now catering to this growing market with a selection of seven "DIY America" tours. These trips drop organised programmes and inclusive meals but provide flights, hotel accommodation, and348 words
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Article117 1990-09-06 21 MALAYSIA FEST '90 runs this year from Sept 15-30, bringing together as usual all parts of the country to one place Kuala Lumpur. Details of programmes are available from Malaysia-TDC at 532- 6321. THE SOUTHERN THAI PROVINCE OF SURAT THANI is holding its unique annual Chak Phra Festival117 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration555 1990-09-06 22 USA Today. ARNOLD Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis muscled their way to the top of the box office. And Tom Cruise's and Kddie Murphy's famous grins paid off, though not as much as expected. Rut an unlikely trio with what seemed to be little more than aUSA Today. - 555 words
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Article, Illustration325 1990-09-06 23 Alfonso Chan - By Alfonso Chan s I TAY cool and party with Kool and the Gang, the supergroup of the 80s, when they perform i at Marina Village's Rhythm and Blues Amf phitheatre next month. Their visit is from Oct 17 to Oct 20. The rhythm325 words
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Article, Illustration182 1990-09-06 23 A MOUTH WATERING host of top international artists from a wide cross-sec-tion of the music world will be brought in by Marina Village International, the people who gave you Bobby Brown in July. Booked for appearances: Jazz-blues singer Lady Rebecca: The Baltimore-based black singer's182 words
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Article, Illustration293 1990-09-06 24 BEHIND-THE-SCENES STORY USA Today. CBS anchor man Dan Hat her is the only Western journalist to have interviewed President Saddam Hussein. Mr Rather says that a lot of planning and a bit of luck did it. The interview was broadcast bv CBS last week and byUSA Today. - 293 words
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Article65 1990-09-06 24 TODAY'S PIN UP CORI Teo is a Miss Singapore/World finalist. Professional Name: Cori Teo Full Name: Teo Hooi Peng Birthday: 16/4/70 Height: 1.72 m Weight: 58 kg Former occupation: Laser Beauty Consultant Hobbies: Swimming, cycling, cooking, shopping Likes: To be a top beauty consultant in the65 words
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Article, Illustration457 1990-09-06 24 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin NEW premises are not all that will be new for the Singapore Dance Theatre when it moves this month to Fort Canning. The three-year-old group will, for the first time, have a full-time production and stage manager, Mr TayPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 457 words
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Miscellaneous363 1990-09-06 25 THURSDAYRADIO NOON News in Brief N N N#w$ in BrW 12.05 Lunchdate 12 03 Po M,lar Classics I.00 News and Weather Report 100 News and Weather Forecast 1.15 Lunchdate (cont'd) 110 Currency Exchange Rates 2.00 News in Brief 115 p# P utar Classics (cont'd) 2.05 Afternoon Fare -43 Midday Market363 words
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Advertisement8 1990-09-06 27 811 Personal Services/ Merchandise 831 Professional/ Executive Appointments8 words
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Advertisement315 1990-09-06 28 831 Professional/ Executive Appointments We areato^ n w c nctWol "k- uc 10 our expansion plans in our new P premises in UIC Building, we are now inviting suitable and I itJj self-motivated individuals for the following posts:|i L/C DOCUMENTATION j ASSISTANTS <ii«sn,«, N s) I O REQUIREMENTS:- Minimum 'A'315 words
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Advertisement204 1990-09-06 28 831 Professional/ Executive Appointments 832 Employment INTERFURN DESIGNS (S) PTE LTD ha* vacancy for SHOWROOM SALES RECEPTIONIST (FEMALE) Candidate must possess a pleasant personality, be well groomed and have an ability to communicate fluently In English We offer betide* e very attractive remuneration package end fringe benefits, e comprehensive on-the-iob204 words
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Advertisement145 1990-09-06 28 831 Professional/ Executive Appointments 832 Employment Well Established Company In Jurong requires 1. MALE QUALITY CONTROLLERS e Diploma In Mechanical. Shipbuilding, or Manufacturing Engineering Candidates without above qualification but have experience In QC on Manufacturing sector may also apply Attractive salary for right candidates 2. MALE PRODUCTION ENGINEERS e Diploma145 words
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Advertisement176 1990-09-06 28 831 Professional/ Executive Appointments 832 Employment SECRETARY lo General Manager A good opportunity to join a leading hotel chain and a lively team, based at the prestigious Changl Airport. Requirement*: e OCE "OV 'A' level with good credit In English e PSC with shorthand speed of 80 w.p.m. e Mln.176 words
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Advertisement319 1990-09-06 28 831 Professional/ Executive Appointments 831 Professional/ Executive Appointments I We are an aggressive Insurance Broking outfit involved mainly in Marine and General Insurance in Singapore. We invite suitably qualified candidates for the position of' FINANCIAL CONTROLLER Reporting directiy to the Managing Director the incumbent will, inter alia, be responsible for319 words
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Advertisement330 1990-09-06 28 832 Employment An established 5 ji packaging company is S seeking suitable 5 candidates for the m posts J FEMALE 2 6 GENERAL CLERK g -Age 19-25 g 2 GCE'O'or A 1 level 2 g Bilingual in English 5 n Mandarin J k Preferably 1-2 yrs' 7 experience 0 Knowledge330 words
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Advertisement26 1990-09-06 29 832 Employment Junior Secretary, General Clerk with computer knowledge. Aeceptioniti, Counter Clerk (Jurong W) wanted. Interested, please call *****23, Noor 390 Changi Rd s>* milea, S(1441)26 words
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Advertisement42 1990-09-06 29 i— 832 Employment Prestigious car company In Alexander area requires: DATA ENTRY OPERATOR (input figure* to computer) e OCE O'/ 'N' level e Able to type e Careful with figures e Competitive benefits and salary negotiable Interested call at: Tel: 479 2979.42 words
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Advertisement371 1990-09-06 29 832 Employment 832 Employment 8 Newly set up U S local joint venture I I iSSKSS I G C E 'O'with LCCI Intermediate Accounting or I equivalent I I Mm. 1 2 years experience I Able to prepare full set of accounts essential Knowledge of computerised accounts I I Able371 words
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Advertisement334 1990-09-06 29 832 Employment a—assessasr—t 832 Employment 0 Our Company has one of the largest Jgj m automated plant in Singapore m for Blasting and Painting. H We employ over 300 employees. The Sales Turnover for 1990 is expected to exceed $20 million. W We need an experienced 0 J ELECTRICIAN J334 words
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Advertisement295 1990-09-06 30 832 Employment I A well known Japanese g manufacturing company requires the I following urgently: I PERSONNEL CLERKS I (TEMPORARY) but may lead to permanent position PURCHASING CLERKS Interested applicants please apply personally to: SINGAPORE KAMI f V ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY PTELTD llflll 101 Eunos Ave 3 H Eunos Industrial Estate295 words
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Article, Illustration191 1990-09-06 31 AP. THE world's two fastest athletes, Carl Lewis and Leroy Burrel, will compete in a 100m race in Athens tomorrow. It will be the second time this year that the two American sprinters will race each other. The first meeting was in the Goodwill Games in Seattle, whichAP. - 191 words
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Article151 1990-09-06 31 AFP. CHRIS Robertson led the Australian charge into the second round of the Hong Kong Open squash tournament here yesterday. Robertson, the second seed, struggled against 19-year-old West German Simon Frenz before clinching a hard fought 15-13, 12-15, 15-11, 15-12 first round victory. Robertson, ranked threeAFP. - 151 words
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Article169 1990-09-06 31 Wire service. Results of yesterday's international sports: SOCCER English League Cup, 1st rd, 2nd leg: Bristol City 1 West Bromwich 0 (Bristol City on agg), Her •ford 1 Brentford 0 (agg: I 2), Lincoln 1 Halifax 0 (agg: 1-2), Ox ford 2 Reading 1 (agg: 3-11, Scarborough 3 RochdaleWire service. - 169 words
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Article, Illustration485 1990-09-06 32 Reuter. AMERICAN upstart Pete Sampras served his way into the semi-finals of the US Open tennis championships with a thrilling five-set upset of three-time champion Ivan Lendl yesterday. Sampras, 19, made good on his promise not to be intimidated by the former world numberReuter. - 485 words
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Article, Illustration256 1990-09-06 32 Wire Services. TOP seed Steffi Graf turned up the power and moved closer to defending her US Open title when she defeated Jana Novotna of Czechoslovakia 6-3, 6-1 to advance to the semi-finals. In workmanlike fashion, Graf never was in trouble against the 12thWire Services. - 256 words
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Article241 1990-09-06 32 THE first sanctioned professional men's tennis tournament ever to be held in the Soviet Union has been set for Nov 5 to 11 in Moscow. The Kremlin Cup has already drawn commitments from American tennis stars Jimmy Connors, Brad Gilbert, Aaron Krickstein, and Tim Mayotte. PAUL Miller, striker with241 words
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127 1990-09-06 32 AP. FRANKY Chan, Hong Kong's only player on the professional snooker circuit, marched into the final stages of the British Open in Blackpool, England, yesterday. He resisted a stomachchurning comeback by England's Les Dodd to win the second-round match 5-4. When Dodd foughtAP. - 127 words
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Article171 1990-09-06 33 Last night's results: S'pore 4 T'ganu 0; Kedah 3 Johor 1; Perak 2 KL 0 PERAK'S Azahari Abdul Ghani may be the current top scorer in the 7th Lion City Cup tournament with seven goals, but hot on his heels are two Singaporeans who171 words
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Article, Illustration285 1990-09-06 33 Abdul Shukor - By Abdul Shukor VINCENT Subramaniam achieved his target of a semi-final berth for Singapore in the 7th Lion City Cup but the shrewd coach knows that his side will have to sweat to get to the final. Singapore will meet Perak tomorrow, while Trengganu playsPicture/ Jonathan Choo - 285 words
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Article, Illustration44 1990-09-06 34 Slimmer, sharper and happier: Fandi before (left, in a picture taken in 1988) and after, in training for the Asian Games last night when he showed his old scoring form, despite an unhappy seven weeks in Greece BEFORE AFTER44 words
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Article185 1990-09-06 34 V SUNDRAMOORTHY'S absence for Saturday's friendly against Trengganu at Kuala Trengganu would provide I) Devaraj and Abdullah Noor a chance to prove their worth. Deva is back after missing Singapore's last four Malaysia Cup games due to a groin injury. He seems to have185 words
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190 1990-09-06 34 AP. REFEREES from Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay told the South American Soccer Confederation they might refuse to work in Colombia because of threats to their safety, a League spokesman said in Asuncion, Paraguay, yesterday. "It's becoming increasingly difficult to find referees who areAP. - 190 words
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98 1990-09-06 34 Reuter. JEAN-PIERRE PAPIN and Eric Cantona, Marseille's formidable striking pair, were both on target as France gained a valuable 2-1 away win in their opening qualifying match of the European Championship in Reykjavik yesterday. Papin struck in the 12th minute and Cantona in theReuter. - 98 words
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Article, Illustration445 1990-09-06 34 S Gulam - Fandi's seven-week stint in Greece could be the stuff for the perfect slimming ad. And it's probably the only good thing to come out of what could be his last European excursion. S GULAM reports S Gulam FANDI Ahmad may have lost* quite a lot of445 words
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Advertisement283 1990-09-06 31 832 Employment Required ACCOUNTS CLERK Able to handle full sets of accounts. QCE O' level. Able to handle fax machine, telex and correspondence. Working hours: 8.30 am. 5.30pm. Able to speak write English L Mandarin. Salary negotiable. Interested applicants please call personally at 73 Traa Street (Near Tg. Pagar MRT)283 words
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