The New Paper, 8 September 1990

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    16 1 the new paper WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8/SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 SO CENTS
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      33 1 rn .tf )r .> k Singaporeans fail Kinsey sex quiz a But men know more than women Q OPERATION KUWAffcgfc. L/Tfl Drive the Iraqis out Page 14 i DREAM TEAM OF THE SEMI-PRO EE
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      48 1 EARS CUT OFF IN TORTURE Evacuees tell of Iraqi torture, ears cut off, babies taken from incubators... HIGHRISE DRAMA I I **^31 A 30-year-old labourer hangs on to sixth floor ledge (above) for P1PV three hours before his mum Kj Bj I convinces him to climb into flat.
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Singapore to ‘sell’ new attractions to Americans
      264 2 One more new attraction, Alkaff Mansion: See Next Page s INGAPORE will promote four new tourist attractions I at a trade fair in Chicago, 'US, next month. The new attractions are: The restored Alkaff Mansion, now open; The Raffles Hotel, undergoing renovation; The
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      Education’s direct impact on business effectiveness
      118 2 EDUCATIONAL institutions that work closely with companies can have a direct impact on business effectiveness. Mr Mah Bow Tan says this at the launch this morning of the Industrial Attachment Programme for Nanyang Technological Institute's sec-ond-year business students. Mr Mah is Minister of State
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      Cheated of cash, jewellery by lover
      357 2  -  By Elena Chong FOR Miss Ajijah binti Aboo Talib, romance proved costly. She was cheated of cash and jewellery by a man she loved. Odd-job labourer Abdul Malek bin Mohamad, 42, was a married man who played on the affections of Miss Ajijah, 39,
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      Lock icon ‘Eye for an eye’ law
      142 2 Reuter. PAKISTAN'S interim government has decreed that murder and injury offences will follow the Islamic punishment of an eye for an eye. Under the new law, the heirs of a murdered person can demand the death penalty but also have the power to pardon the
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      Lock icon Alkaff Mansion lives again
      289 3  -  By Lois Ng ABOUT 8,000 professionals will be personally wined and dined in the on-going housewarming party at the Alkaff Mansion. The late 19th century house is inviting the professionals individually for a free lunch or dinner. "We decided against throwing a big party and adopted
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      OPENING HOURS
      24 3 ALKAFF Mansion with its Dining Room, Mansion Hall, Verandah Bar and the Terrace will be open from 8 am to midnight daily.
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      The house on the hill reopens in grand style
      400 3 DROP in for dinner at the house on the hill. Alkaff Mansion, the restored late 19th century house at Mount Faber Ridge, has opened its doors again for the kind of entertaining for which it was so famed in the 1920s
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      39 2 HOTLINEPLUS If you want to share a point of view, call our Hotline Plus on 734-7711, or write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. Please include your full name, address and telephone number.
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      HDB role in estates to stay
      211 4 HOT STORY THE Housing Board will continue to be involved in housing estates even after all town councils are formed. It will do so by offering services as a managing agent of estates run by town councils. But the board will manage only about
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        Spot transsexuals early
        70 4 INTERVENE early to save your child from developing into a transsexual. Refer the child for counselling if he or she keeps behaving like the opposite sex, says Prof Tsoi Wing Foo in an interview with The Straits Times. Prof Tsoi, head of the Department of Psychological Medicine,
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        Refuelling stops
        25 4 GOBBLE while your car guzzles. Now, some petrol kiosks are getting set to offer takeaway pizzas. Shell has teamed up with Milano Pizza.
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        Homeless teenagers
        52 4 TEENAGERS begging for money seem to be everywhere in central London. Centrepoint Soho, an organisation which runs an emergency night shelter, estimates at least 50,000 teenagers between 16 and 19 are homeless or in temporary accommodation in London. Between 2,000 and 3,000 sleep in the open at any
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      HEADLINERS
      85 4 The Straits Times: Saudis to pay for US build-up. Business Times: Credit facility for Bank Duta deferred. Lianhe Zaobao: 83% applications to HUS Arts Faculty rejected for poor general knowledge. Berita Harian: HDB will still be involved in running housing estates. SBC morning news: European Community puts together multi-billion
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      GULF CRISIS: THE FALLOUT
      257 4 SINGAPORE SINGAPORE'S economy is slowing down faster than expected and growth could drop to as low as 4 per cent next year, warn stockbrokers and analysts. Attributing projections to the Gulf crisis, rising oil prices and the weakening US economy, they say Singapore's economy should expand
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      84 4 55.4 million barrels a day* before Gulf crisis IlSli -800,000 200,000 515,000 370,000 855,000 barrels a day barrels a day barrels a day barrels a day Daily loss in Subtract Subtract oil I Add increase But subtract embargoed Y being diverted Yin output of j amount of Iraqi and m
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      237 5 The Watch for Winners The Big Rado Asian Games Contest offers 10 Rado DiaStar Anatom Watches Plus 90 $100 POSB Cash Vouchers worth nearly $30,000! Winners don't follow the crowd. Likewise the same can be said of the long-life Rado DiaStar Anatom. Its slim, anatomically curved shape moulds itself to
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    Lock icon 2nd coffeeshop to go for $3m
    393 6 SINGAPORETODAY TNP, Sept 5 A NOTHER coffeeshop has gone for more than $3 million. This one, in Yishun, was sold for $3.08 million. A coffeeshop in Bishan was earlier sold for a record $3.52 million. The second $3 million coffeeshop is in Block 848
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Singaporeans fail sex quiz
      338 8 A new study has revealed that most Americans don't know the A-B-Cs of S-E-X. The New Paper gave a similar test to 40 Singaporeans on Friday and found they don't measure up either A LL but one of the 40 Singaporeans, quizzed on 25 basic sex
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      AMERICANS, TOO
      174 8 IF it is any consolation, Americans know almost as little about about sex as Singaporeans. More than half of the 1,974 Americans tested failed a similar quiz. Those who failed were from all sections of society and walks of life. Less than half of one percent answered all
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      TEST YOURSELF
      400 8 ARE you sexually literate? Find out your score in this USA Today quiz designed in conjunction with the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction. 1. How long can sperm survive in a woman's body? a. about 45 minutes b. about 12 hours c. about 2
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      243 8 SINGAPORE'S tl/7T\/7r\ iiviw iDifis ii RESTAURANTS ☆RECOGNITION^Symbols of F o^^^^^^cellence 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,
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      3-hr high drama
      159 11 A CASUAL labourer, frightened by police officers who called at his home, tried to avoid them by climbing out of the window of his flat on the sixth level. He perched on the window ledge for three hours before he was persuaded into giving himself up by
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      Singapore to send English teachers to Indon villages
      226 11 SINGAPORE has agreed to an Indonesian youth delegation request to send English teachers to some of their villages. Mr Matthias Yao, political secretary to the First Deputy Prime Minister Mr Goh Chok Tong, said this in an article in the August issue
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      103 11 After a celebration a binge "It's Fun To Lose Weight" to help you keep s im trim 10 /tr -m*. resolve all fat r problems. I>' fj Marjorie Long I)odd IjT I from Australia has V\ v* 1 V 1 y cars experienee ,yJ*J in the field of nutrition resolving
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      135 11 GET PHILIPS MOVING SOUND AND TAKE HOME A MUSIC STAR. l^sSrV? Now when you buy the new Philips cotheque, and even a Philips Personal your PMS fV Instruction Manual. Moving Sound IV, you'll take home much Cassette Player. These gifts are redeemable So come check out the new more than
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Arafat’s men crush Abu Nidal loyalists
      337 12 Wire services. PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat's forces crushed dissident guerillas loyal to terrorist mastermind Abu Nidal in savage fighting on Friday that left at least 35 people dead and 70 wounded. Police in Sidon, Lebanon, said Arafat loyalists from the mainstream PLO faction, Fatah,
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      Lock icon US plans $450m arms sale to Thailand
      125 12 Reuter. THE United States plans to sell Thailand anti-submarine warfare helicopters, torpedoes and other naval equipment worth $450 million. The US Defence Department said on Friday that the sale was expected to get final approval in 30 days without objection from Congress. The
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      Lock icon US Customs seize $240m in stolen bonds
      257 12 Reuter. CUSTOMS agents in Miami have confiscated $240 million in stolen British bonds from a cargo plane bound for Peru. No arrests were made. Officials described the seizure of the stolen bonds as the largest in the US. The bonds, which were tucked
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      GLOSSARY
      143 12 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. contradictions: Differences between two things that clash such as qualities because the two qualities cannot be held at the same time by the same person. discriminatory: Describes something that
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Rocket part explodes in US
      275 13 Wire services. A TITAN-4 rocket booster exploded at Edwards Air Force Base on Friday, erupting in 45 metre flames and sending a mushroom shaped toxic cloud drifting over the desert. Two people were injured, US Air Force officials said. Earlier reports issued by officials had
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      Lock icon No patriotic songs, no job
      146 13 Reuter. A TOP British conductor was sacked on Friday after threatening to refuse to play patriotic songs at one of the country's most popular concerts if the crisis in the Gulf worsened. Mr Mark Elder said in an interview it would be callous in the
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    Lock icon OPERATION KUWAIT POSSIBLE BATTIEPLAN
    390 14  -  US war option: Drive Iraqis out of Kuwait By Rosnah Ahmad THE US military has detailed plans to free Kuwait from Iraqi occupation, the Sunday Times of London reports. But such plans could result in high casualties, say military experts. Casualties among Western forces would be
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Do something, Bush urged
      341 15 Reuter. THE first batch of American evacuees from Kuwait arrived in Amman on Friday. Many of them urged the US Government to end the harrowing impasse. Ms Maureen Aldakheel, of St Louis, asked what she would advise US President George Bush, replied: "Go for it. Do
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      CRISIS UPDATE
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      Lock icon Relief food sent ‘unfit’
      109 15 AP. TONNES of cookies, powdered milk and dates sent to hungry refugees in Jordan have been deemed unfit for human consumption. Laboratory tests were also ordered on four tonnes of canned beef from the Netherlands on Friday. On Wednesday, Jordan ordered 10 tonnes of dates back
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      Westerners urged to give themselves up
      259 15 IRAQ has indicated that Westerners hiding in Kuwait who give themselves up will be able to lead normal lives. But they will have to remain in Iraq, Information Minister Latif Nassif al-Jas-sem told the BBC correspondent in Baghdad on Friday. He said such Westerners
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  • FOREIGNSTOCKS
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      Lock icon New York
      150 15 AP. STOCK prices moved higher in quiet trading on Wall Street on Friday. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 23.26 to 2,619.55. Advancing issues outnumbered declines by about 5 to 3, with 907 up, 543 down and 503 unchanged. Volume totalled 123.80 million shares. AP. Yesterday
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      [Indices/Closing
      57 15 FT Industrials I Fri 1,638.50 (1,639.90) Dow Jones Average Fri 2,619.55 (2,596.29) ST Industrial Fri 1,238.42 (1,246.56) i NST Industrial Fri 2,955.69 (2,969.14) Hongkong Hang Seng Fri 3,047.91 (3,032.85) j Australian All Ordinaries j Fri 1,479.00 (1,482.10) j Nikkei Stock Average I Fri 23,962.07 (23,811.91) Figures in brackets refer
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      Lock icon London
      146 15 AP. SHARE prices rose on London's stock exchange on Friday. The Financial Times 30 share index closed down 1.4 points at 1,638.5, while total turnover amounted to a sketchy 331.8 million shares, lower than Thursday's 515.5 million shares, but in line with recent levels. AP. Yesterday Prev Allied Lyons
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    Lock icon Seeking stardom
    614 16 ASIAN-AMERICAN ACT OR Si Showtime NYT. T HE conflict over the casting of Jonathan Pryce as a Eurasian character in the musical Miss Saigon has focused rare attention on Asian-American actors in the US. Through the Pan Asian Repertory Theater in New York, the East West Players in
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      392 17 SATURDAYRADIO 1 ffJU NOON News id Brinf 12.05 fell Fun 12.03 Popular Classics W h t' "T rt 1.00 N.I, and Share Mark.1 N*. .10 „mc. r yn,.H«. M Poplar Classics (cont'd) I.JO L.« onlh. 2.00 Programme Summary 2.00 News in Brief, followed by Pro «i.uai., n—. gramme Summary #,<Kly
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      346 18 COMICFEUEF SATURDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim —NOON McCartney on McCartney NOON Newsdesk fmD 1HE REST OF I WEftN. WAS IT FEAR? 100 WPRE 1°0 News 12.30 Here'. Humph! INTDLERftfcLE' "WE PASSENGERS UON'T A SEN5E0F goRfNG... 110 Futur HiU 12 45 w®rtdbrief 1 GET RDU6HEb EVENLlFT A Fltf6ER.' SoaAL 1ET 2.00 Casey's Top
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      149 19 WHAT ARE YOU DOING Your new plan to live it up starts with September's Her World in I SATURDAY th 6 OXC SINGLE GIRLS GUIDE TO SATURDAY NIGHT. Six I NICIHT 0 idp" tip-crammed pages about hanging loose with or without men! k Terrific fashions for the girl on the
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      768 19 SUNDAYRADIO 6AM News in Brief 6AM News in Brief and 6AM News in Brief and 4AM Breakfast Club 5.00 A Light Touch Of iazz 6.05 Rite and Skin* Programme Summary Weather Report 6.30 Sentimental Journey jjq Matfr Mk"" 7.00 News and Weather Report 0.05 Breakfast Classics 6.05 Hits*of 7.00 News
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      380 20 r«|H4V Wf rfl|«4i ji/j? THE NEW PAPER/JAZZ UP YOUR LEVI'S READERS' CONTEST. BteSt P 3Ce 3ng WOf^S ha y U n W: n 8 a P° re M Tie t 0 is, are you ready for this —on your hips! 1. The first 100 all-correct entries 6. Staff and their
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      710 21 saturdaytv LOVE WITH A TWIST W\ STORM IN SHANGHAI II (Channel 5, 1 pm) (Channel 8, 6.45 pm) LOVE With A Twist, hosted by Bruce JM THIS 12-episode Mandarin serial, Boxleitner (right), will warm viewers' hearts J which is a sequel to Storm In with true stories of ordinary people
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  • Article
    Debts are risky in real life
    223 22  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Lois Ng MAN and his debt. One cannot shirk one's responsibility despite what you saw on Friday at the Movies: Volunteers (SBC 5, 10.30 pm). In the show, boyish Tom Hanks plays a wealthy and spoilt boy who graduates from school with
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      336 22 EDBERG Hjvsj| CHANG I 29TH C^FTE^^A990^^^ X Singapore Indoor Stadium Win Exclusive Longines Conquest Titanium Gold Timepieces in our easy J o T E t r „L c r 3 Simple Each day from 4th to Bth we will tO enter Contest. feature two questions, one on the player* and
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      107 22 saturdaytv DOUBLEBILL FEATURES VISITING HOURS (Channel 5, 10.30 pm) AN outspoken television journalist is brutually attacked in her home after delivering a scathing editorial on women's rights. While in the hospital, she discovers that her assailant is lurking in the darkened corridors, waiting to kill her. Stars include Lee Grant
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      840 23 sundaytv SCREE T "f" H' CANNONBALL RUN II J dollars to the first cannonballer to race (Dean Martin), Marcie (Catherine Bach), Jill (Susan Anton), Mel (Mel Tillis), Terrv M (Tony Danza, left), Jackie (Jackie Chan) POIIfUTl and Arnold (Richard Kiel) accept the TAMP ANH TIA/FNTY challenge and speed east in
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      The finalists for Miss S’pore/World
      95 24 1. Amanda Ho, 19; 2. Dora The, 20; 3.Silvia Ang, 17; 4. Joanne Choo, 19; 5. Cori Teo, 20; 6. Saraswathi Naidu, 21; 7. Jennifer Leong, 23; 8. Destina Nassir, 22; 9. Deborah Ng, 17; 10. Dorothy Lee, 20; 11. Eleanor Lim, 19; 12. Karen
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      A mixed bag at best for Asia Major
      386 24  -  By Paul Zach D ICK Lee's last album The Mad Chinaman took a whimsical look at the people and cultures of Singapore. His new Asia Major album has a broader scope. Dick takes listeners on an aural tour of the region, plucking
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      Lock icon DANGER JUMP
      379 25  -  By Vivien Chiong A PYJAMA-CLAD man climbs up over the edge of an overhead bridge. He's being chased by two cops. He sees a lorry passing below. He leaps. The cops open fire. Does he make it? Yes. Lionel Lim, 32, lands neatly on the lorry. He is
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