The New Paper, 12 September 1990
1990-09-12
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Title Section15 1990-09-12 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS the new paper15 words
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Advertisement70 1990-09-12 1 PART-TIMERS: NEW CARROT FOR BOSSES n G-string guy on Parade This guy wearing a G-string was seen at the Marine Parade beach on Sunday. "It's shameful/' says a 60-year-old lady. "It looks sexy (on) girls. But it looks vulgar (on) a man," says a 40-year-old housewife. "Young Singaporeans are modern70 words
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Article, Illustration76 1990-09-12 1 Police hunt Lady in Black at Cheras demo Malaysian police are seeking a woman dubbed "The Lady In Black' 1 Dressed in black blouse and black slacks, she was spotted twice with demonstrators protesting against the Cheras highway toll over the weekend. She is suspected to have incited thePicture/The Malay Mail - 76 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article240 1990-09-12 2 THE National University Hospital has increased its ward charges for Class A 1 and B1 patients. The increases were introduced without public announcement on Sept 1. The increases will not affect the patients of the subsidised wards, said a hospital spokesman this morning.240 words
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Article495 1990-09-12 2 The winners of this year's National Training Awards: CM Singapore (Manufacturing sector) Singapore Airlines (Service sector) Singapore Telecom (Public sector) Excel Machine Tools (Companies with less than 200 employees) Singapore Automotive Engineering (Special mention for outstanding effort in apprenticeship training) E MPLOYERS can now apply for495 words
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Article78 1990-09-12 2 Five independent schools raise fees (TNP Sept 11): Dr Tan Cheng Bock, who heads the Government Parliamentary Committee for Education, was quoted incorrectly. What he said was: "I'm very concerned that the fee increase in some schools has been substantial $200 monthly for school fees is a very big78 words
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259 1990-09-12 2 NST. A PENANG student was electrocuted while playing a video game at an arcade opposite the Jalan Air Itam police station yesterday. Form Two student Yong Peng Peng, 15, died after falling into live multiple extension socket at about 2.30 pm. His schoolmate LohNST. - 259 words
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Article, Illustration312 1990-09-12 3 Angeline Song - By Angeline Song A MAN who strode around Marine Parade beach wearing only a G-string is making waves. He not only got into the Chineselanguage daily Lianhe Wanbao. He got some people quite offended, too. The hooha started when he was captured on film by LianhePictures/ Lianhe Wanbao - 312 words
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Article194 1990-09-12 3 Madam Lee Ah Phee, 60, retiree (spoke in Mandarin): "I will ring the police at once, and ask them to check whether this young man is all right in his head. "It's shameful to wear so little in public. It shows he has no manners or consideration for194 words
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Article146 1990-09-12 3 Mr Giam Chin Leong, 34, manager of a sports company: "I will not be offended at all, or even bat an eyelid if I encountered this guy on the beach. It's his body; if he wants to show it off, it's his business, so long as he is not146 words
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Miscellaneous17 1990-09-12 2 Weather SHOWERS over a few areas in the afternoon. Max temp: 31 deg C. Sunset: 7.04 pm.17 words
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QUICKNEWS
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GULF CRISIS
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186 1990-09-12 4 HOT STORIES SINGAPORE is feeling the effect of the Gulf crisis. From today, one brand of cooking gas becomes more expensive. Another brand will cost more from tomorrow. And taxi fares could go up soon. Cooking gas: Mobil and BP are increasing186 words
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Article60 1990-09-12 4 THE impact of the Gulf crisis on the region was discussed by First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday. Mr Goh said Asean can act as a stabiliser for its member countries if the "world reels in recession and instability". Asean "enables the members to60 words
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Article62 1990-09-12 4 FOR Asia's newly-industrialising economies, the worst is yet to come. This is the view of Dr Robert Barbera, a leading US economist. He said Singapore, Taiwan, Hongkong and South Korea will be adversely affected in the next 12 months when the US slips into recession. In62 words
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Article101 1990-09-12 4 The Straits Times: Asean 'will act as stabiliser'. Business Times: SPC going public soon, Nat Steel eyeing stake in it. Lianhe Zaobao: Asean is a 'stabilising I agent' that guides members towards a common goal: Goh Chok Tong. Berita Harian: Muis streamlines Haj j services. SBC morning news: The101 words
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CATCH OF THE DAY
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Article98 1990-09-12 4 DENGUE fever is taking its toll. Three people have died so far this year. In the last week of August about 50 people were hit by the disease. At least 200 cases have been reported since July, compared with 155 cases in the first six months98 words
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Article84 1990-09-12 4 IT'S no joke! Laughter is a hot seller. Four of the six best sellers at the recent Book Fair were the humorous ones. The hottest hook was Making Friends by Andrew Mathews, which sold 8,400 copies. It takes a light-hearted look at the serious business of84 words
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Advertisement226 1990-09-12 4 There's more to STEAK at Jack's Fresh Norwegian Salmon represent a high value protein rich food and it has been specially flown in by Jack's Place just for you. A menu has been meticulously planned by our Chef to suit your taste during lunch or dinner from $15.50 onwards. •Set226 words
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Advertisement35 1990-09-12 4 SINGAPORE J| MODELS H v Strike An v International Pose Is there a now wave jjfctsj of Western interest in v the Asian face? L til GO SEPTEMBER lij |K? 1 ON SALE NOW 2^L*SHUL35 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article290 1990-09-12 5 David Miller - By David Miller A MAN carrying $50,000 in an envelope tucked under his arm was robbed outside a bank in Ang Mo Kio yesterday. The victim, Mr Tay Thiang Erng, 27, is the manager of the Hong Leong Finance Limited branch in Block 338, Ang Mo Kio290 words
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Article79 1990-09-12 5 POLICE yesterday warned the public to avoid carrying large amounts of cash. If one must, here are some simple precautions. Look out for suspicious persons and have an able-bodied escort. The money should be kept in a locked briefcase secured to the wrist. This would deter a thief from79 words
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Article127 1990-09-12 5 IT takes a special person to win this award. You must not only get As (or Bs) in your studies and KCA you must also he caring, show integrity and do regular charity work. These are the "role model" qualities which students must have to win127 words
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Article, Illustration383 1990-09-12 6 Chitra Rajaram; Soh Ah Teck - SYMPTOMS SIGNS and symptoms of depression and anxiety: Insomnia, low energy level, tired all the time, loss of appetite, weight loss, nothing seems a pleasure or enjoyable, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, constant headaches. By Chitra Rajaram Illustration/ Soh Ah Teck MANY young people in383 words
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477 1990-09-12 6 Carol, 25, once a t>right_chirpy seeing a psychiatrist six months ago. She is a former journalist and accounts executive. Now she is looking for a job. She tells how she found herself losing grip of her life IT all started when I A477 words
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Advertisement165 1990-09-12 5 FOR YOUR SAfETY It may be shocking to learn that 1500 times to check on durability. Finally we subject our stereos to an electrical our stereos are left on for between 500 charge of 1200 volts. But it's done to hours to 2000 hours to test their reliability, test for165 words
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Advertisement131 1990-09-12 6 1 The Unlimited Tastes I of Americ^ warn, xfati i This month, River Terrace invites you to an enticing American bonanza the best of the U.S. from gourmet lamb to succulent corn-fed beef. Treat yourself to our a la carte menu selections that include the likes of Stuffed Salmon with131 words
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Advertisement57 1990-09-12 7 A Espremg The Expression Of Time Magnificent moments Daringly designed Tantalizingly thin Elegantly expressive Carefully crafted Formidible features Artfully accented Robustly resistent (to water) Excitingly Espreme I V\\\ •CITIZEN Citizen is a registered trademark Of Citizen watch CO jARAN Citizen Watch Showroom Service Centre, 304 Orchard Road. #01-16 Lucky Plaza,57 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration390 1990-09-12 8 Sunny Goh - By Sunny Goh TWO eminent political scientists are in town to interview political leaders on what they see as Singapore's most critical political issue finding the right leaders to succeed Mr Lee Kuan Yew. Prof Emeritus RS Milne, 71, and Associate Prof Diane K Mauzy, 48,390 words
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Article138 1990-09-12 8 BOTH Prof Emeritus Milne and Associate Prof Mauzy have been keen observers of politics here for years. Prof Milne's experience dates back to 1961, when he founded the Political Science department in the then University of Malaya in Singapore. He was head for five years. Prof Mauzy138 words
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Article286 1990-09-12 9 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching MORE pedestrians will die on the roads this year, accident figures for the first seven months of the year indicate. And those facing the greatest risks are either below 15 years of age or above 60. Fifty-five pedestrians were killed from January286 words
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Article, Illustration451 1990-09-12 9 CASE 1 ONE warm November afternoon in Chinatown, a 38-year-old woman was mowed down by a dou-ble-decker SBS bus. It happened on Nov 3, 1988. Madam Kwee Ah Na was on a pedestrian crossing at the junction of Upper Cross Street and South Bridge Road. Witnesses say451 words
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281 1990-09-12 9 TRAFFIC Police have stepped up efforts to educate the public, especially the very young and the elderly, on road safety. THE VERY YOUNG Since 1981, 600,000 children have gone through the road safety park programme. School principals have been urged to remind their281 words
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473 1990-09-12 10 Irene Hoe - FEE HIKE THREE schools will increase fees by $100: Raffles Institution and ACS to $200, and SJI to $150. MGS will increase from $50 to $75, and Singapore Chinese Girls' from $50 to $70. By Irene Hoe HIRING more teachers and paying more salaries473 words
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Article165 1990-09-12 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Girls provides an example of how students can benefit with more teachers. More Secondary Three students can now study science and additional mathematics. Parents had said they felt their children should be doing more of these subjects, according to principal Rosalind Heng. "It has165 words
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Article107 1990-09-12 10 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. agonise: If people agonise over something, they feel very anxious about it, and spend a long time thinking about it. circumstantial evidence: Evidence which makes it seem likely that107 words
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Article, Illustration146 1990-09-12 10 NGEE Ann Polytechnic is starting a Managing Directors' Lodge, a club where bosses of local small and medium companies can meet its staff to exchange ideas on new products and technology. Mr Leong Chun Loong, president of the Association of Small and Medium Enterprises is guest of146 words
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Article88 1990-09-12 10 THREE winners of The New Paper/Lux Shower Cream Star Quiz will go for Club Med holidays (for two). First prize winner is Ms Yong Poh Chye, 31, a receptionist. She will go to Bali. Second is Ms Lena Tan, 31, an accounts clerk (Phuket), and third, Ms Huang88 words
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Advertisement89 1990-09-12 8 WatW fj" WJIP 11 «fl j| Rock and roll into heaps of US Food! A star spangled Septeml>er at Hotel Equatorial. Tempt yourself with the flavours of tender charbroiled US Angus Beef or clux)se our delicious, juicy US poultry and seafood. Look forward to great prizes and the l>esl of89 words
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Advertisement65 1990-09-12 9 Below ECP CONSULTING GROUP The Education and Career Planning Consultants) LCCI DIPLOMA IN MARKETING/PUBLIC RELATIONS/ADVERTISING AND SELLING SALES MANAGEMENT If you aspire to be a Flight Steward/Stewardess Attend our 1 Free Personal Assessment and career counselling Free Counselling: Mon Fri 9.30 am to 9.30 pm Sat Sun 9.30 am to65 words
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Advertisement167 1990-09-12 10 JT Equator Dream "1 It's Ladies 9 Night Every Night Mtjfa Ladies' Night on our Rendezvous Disco Cruise 8 now happens every night. So ladies come JW aboard free although you'll have to buy at ?ar& .u. least one drink to enjoy the privilege. 1 Gentlemen pay normal charges, c167 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration324 1990-09-12 11 I wish I could fight now, and that is the general feeling. Why are we waiting? Brig-Gen Mohammed al-Shehri of the Saudi army Reuter. SAUDI and Kuwaiti frontline commanders and their troops favour a counter-invasion of Kuwait to drive out the Iraqi occupation forces. "WeReuter. - 324 words
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170 1990-09-12 11 AFP. US President George Bush will tape a TV message to Iraq today highlighting world opposition to Iraq's i nvasion of Kuwait and stressing his desire for peace. The White House said yesterday the 10-minute message will be given to Iraqi authorities beforeAFP. - 170 words
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Article96 1990-09-12 11 Reuter. FIVE countries have withdrawn their besieged diplomats from Iraqi-occupied Kuwait. But other governments said their envoys were defying Raghdad and staying put. Austria, Bangladesh, Greece and Switzerland shut their embassies after refusing for nearly three weeks to bow to Iraq's orders to shut down.Reuter. - 96 words
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Article, Illustration306 1990-09-12 12 Wire services. T HE United States said Iraq had stepped up military activity on its borders with Syria and Turkey but there was no sign conflict was imminent. But it called for worldwide vigilance against terrorist threats against American targets as a result of the USWire services. - 306 words
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Article, Illustration213 1990-09-12 12 Reuter. THOUSANDS of Asians flew home in an international airlift from .Jordan yesterday, but more destitute migrants arrived from Iraq at desolate desert camps. Officials said the airlift and increased supplies had eased pressure on Jordan, and it was now better prepared for any fresh influxReuter.; Picture/ Reuter - 213 words
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Article, Illustration394 1990-09-12 13 M indless marauders seeking a thrill... You turned an oasis into a torture chamber Judge Galligan telling the three they had showed no remorse for their crime WANTED: THE LADY IN BLACK/ Page 17 Reuter. kHREE teenagers who beat and savagely raped aReuter. - 394 words
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Article154 1990-09-12 13 AFP. LIBERIA had two self-proclaimed presidents yesterday following the violent death, which had yet to be confirmed, of President Samuel Doe. Breakaway rebel leader Prince Johnson, whose men reportedly killed Mr Doe and exhibited his mutilated body after capturing him on Sunday, proclaimed himself interimAFP. - 154 words
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Advertisement177 1990-09-12 11 pizza NOW GET A SECOND PIZZA, SAME SIZE, I 2 price! in m in j j lt\ like getting two pi::ax tor the price of one and a half or half a pi::a free! That's right! For a limited period only, order any delicious Shakey's pizza, any size, and yet177 words
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Advertisement139 1990-09-12 12 M FEEL SO FRESH, SO COMFORTABLE WITH HICE DAY J Nice Day. with its unique sott-touch a Dri-Magic Cover, draws flow into the pad instantly and traps it in, w y, so pad stays dry and clean v V And because it hardly stains on the f P ad surface,139 words
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FOREIGNSTOCKS
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Article, Illustration236 1990-09-12 13 Wire services. SHARK prices fell yesterday on the London Stock Exchange, pushed down by Wall Street's lead, dealers said. Traders said the market was dull, and stifled by uncertainty over the Middle East and the US economy. The Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share index closed 2.7 points down, at •2.144.3.Wire services. - 236 words
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Article73 1990-09-12 13 Reuter. TOKYO stocks opened easier this morning as sell orders outweighed buy orders, pushing the indices modestly lower. Brokers said slight losses on Wall Street overnight tipped the scales in favour of sellers, but few expect today's losses to be very dramatic. The key 225-share Nikkei index was downReuter. - 73 words
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Article53 1990-09-12 13 a FT Industrials Tue 1,651.00 (1,655.10) o Dow Jones Average Tue 2,612.62. (2,615.59) ST Industrial Tue 1,243.18 (1,246.50) NST Industrial Tue 2,958.28 (2,957.15) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 3,083.57 (3,087.74) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,499.20 (1,500.90) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 24,604.66 (25,080.90) Figures in brackets refer to those of the53 words
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Article, Illustration223 1990-09-12 13 AP. STOCK prices slipped yesterday as the market remained concerned about oil prices, the Iraqi standoff and interest rates, analysts said. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 2.97 to 2,612.62. Investors also remain wary about interest rates, analysts say. Rumours over the past few days haveAP. - 223 words
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Showtime
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Article, Illustration557 1990-09-12 14 ARE cartoons featuring unreal characters in realistic situations funnier than sitcoms featuring real people in unrealistic situations? Singapore is about to find out. The smash hit but offbeat cartoon series The Simpsons is on its way. In the US, it has been pitted against557 words
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Article, Illustration358 1990-09-12 15 Vivien Chiong - Happy Family (25 episodes) Starts today 9.30 pm, SBC 8 PREVIEW/ BY Vivien Chiong HAPPY Family will make fans of Li Nanxing happy. The teen idol has dropped the villainous look he took on in Finishing Line to return to a wholesome role. In358 words
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Article, Illustration538 1990-09-12 16 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin A I 1 FILM centre has been set up here to promote serious works of Asian cinema, and to help support the work of local film-makers. The Asian Film Centre is now operating out of the offices of the Singapore538 words
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Article, Illustration379 1990-09-12 17 The Malay Mail. M ALAYSIAN police are looking for a mystery "Lady in Black". She is believed to have played a leading role in the protests against the Cheras highway toll. The woman in a black blouse and black slacks was spotted twice at theThe Malay Mail. - 379 words
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Article295 1990-09-12 17 THE toll for vehicles using the highway along the 5.5km and 8-km points along Jalan Cheras, on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, was imposed on Sept 1. Light vehicles have to pay M$1 (65 Singapore cents) each. The toll for heavy vehicles is M$2. Motor-cyclists are exempted. Reason295 words
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Article152 1990-09-12 17 The Malay Mail. MOTGtIISTS will no longer be allowed to use a slip road leading to a Christian cemetery in Cheras. The road will be open only for trips to and from the cemetery. Motorists used the road to avoid paying the Cheras highway toll.The Malay Mail. - 152 words
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Advertisement47 1990-09-12 14 'MY BABY IS HAPPY WITH KAO MERRIES, SO AM I' iJMMMfl RHHIinHI PERFECT COMFORTABLE FIT ANYTIME Merries 00 Only Kao Merries' unique ventilating outer cover has micro pores that ventilate by letting damp air out, so baby stays dry both day and night and M|HL is rash-free.47 words
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Advertisement1052 1990-09-12 15 250 LUCKY DEVILS AND THEIR DATES ARE INVITED TO THE GREMLINS SPOOK PARTY. Congratulations' <mi ha\e won foi \oinsell 2 tickets In the it;i/\ (ireinlins S|x>ok\ l*«irt\ ill the Dreams Disco. 4(h KUm>r \mara Hotel on September l.'i al 8.30pm! And a Gremlins |Mi1> kil lomprisiny .in original (iremlins I1,052 words
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Advertisement70 1990-09-12 16 Top Prize: A holiday in Mauritius with Tradewinds Alice Wong *****98H 10 Consolation Prizes Orangina Beach Hamper comprising a beach bag, beach towel, sunglasses and Orangina drinks Lim Ek Ghim *****90/ A Heng Sock Chu *****69/B Ho Bee Lan *****06/Z Lim Sue Yien *****50/ A Suaraidi Bin Rahmat *****66/E Ang70 words
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Article, Illustration757 1990-09-12 18 Me Jane, says LO TIEN YIN (left) as she crosses a swinging bridge in Kenong Rimba park in Pahang, which is being promoted by the Malaysian Government as an alternative to the Taman Negara park. Play Tarzan, laze around the waterfalls, explore the caves and pick fruit inPictures/ Aundry Gan - 757 words
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Article286 1990-09-12 18 KKNONG Rimba park is named after a river, Sungai Kenong. It sprawls 128 sq km. Located at Kuala Lipis in Pahang, it is 171 km from Kuala Lumpur and 250 km from Kuantan. The Malaysian Government is promoting the park as part of its Visit Malaysia Year programme.286 words
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Miscellaneous821 1990-09-12 19 wednesdaytv «AP PY FAMILY BLIND FAITH (EPISODE 2) MA Zhengzhong, the stingy owner of a soup shop, will celebrate his 40th birthday soon. TO go beyond the circumstantial His nieces, right) t is dwperately try to ha.* on to their S him suddenly. After hugging him, she walks W behefs821 words
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Article224 1990-09-12 20 Alfonso Chan - SEEN LASTNIGHT By Alfonso Chan IN America, game shows are a staple of television with rich prizes lined up for contestants. Singapore has its Mandarin game show, but for English audiences, It's Your Move (SBC 5) suffices. Lively comperes Hamish Brown and Florence Lian224 words
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Advertisement167 1990-09-12 20 no TW Urn ...BUT NOT AS CLOSE AS PAINASHAVE. In t.iM' v»m missed the |x>iik. the new I'mashavr range now h.v> a with the convenience of a fully rechargeable electric shaver. (evolutionary -17 mk n>n thin blade foil that's designed to cut and trap even Other Panashave features include an167 words
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Miscellaneous300 1990-09-12 20 wednesdaytv FILM FOCUS: REEFER AND THE MODEL (Channel 12, 10.20 pm) WITH his two partners Spider and Badger, Reefer (Ian McElhinney, left with Carol Scanlan) lives aboard an old fishing trawler, which they use to run cargo on the west coast of Ireland. All three have a chequered history of300 words
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Miscellaneous314 1990-09-12 21 WEDNESDAYRADIO wm-mm NOON News in Brief NOON News in Brief 12.05 Lunchdate 12.03 PM Popular Classics 1.00 News and Weather Report 1.00 News and Weather Forecast 1.15 Lunchdate (cont'd) 1.10 Currency Exchange Rates 2.00 News in Brief 1.15 Popular Classics (cont'd) 2.05 Afternoon Fare 1.45 Midday Market Report 3.00 News314 words
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Miscellaneous272 1990-09-12 21 COMICRELEF curry-putf/Raymond Lee a ST /A Im. (••'M c'~^ > —N\ —>, 1 tIM L P® 1 "A\ V ,£M (2 v S\ "41 >\ T/Z Mi 1/1 "J, M ]M J) M /VJ JBi W\ Q& |Yj JTV VvV i\7 /A\ /4//J x. *11 Y7 fji \K <1/ CJ272 words
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Miscellaneous573 1990-09-12 22 COMICRELIEF WEDNESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh nnmH NOON Good Musk, Company and Me NOON Newsdesk w 12.15 Sentimental Journey 12.30 Off the Shelf ■I'm WAVING bOCKTS 1 MEM, HE'S NO! tfllftT STOP v 12.30 Keeping Track: Goodbye Morse 12.45 Country Style ABOUT TAKING V THREE TlfoES THIS NEGATWE II >S6H>? Code573 words
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Article988 1990-09-12 23 AGGIE gives advice every Wednesday. Questions Aggie cannot answer are put to other experts such as doctors, psychologists and psychiatrists. You can write to: Dear Aggie, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. You must give your name and address. But The New988 words
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Article, Illustration127 1990-09-12 23 VOLUNTEERS from Aware (Association of Women for Action and Research) are running a temporary helpline for girls and women in distress. Aware's Helpline operates from TNP's newsroom, Monday to Wednesday, 4 pm to 10 pm, until Sept 26. The Temporary helpline made its debut during Rape127 words
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Advertisement78 1990-09-12 23 I ■Jj Hj flj LADIES NIGHT (Mori 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 (378 words
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Advertisement878 1990-09-12 24 CifrMHERE'S TO THE HAPPY BABIES. I »l WITH LOVE FROM THE NEW PAPER FASTADS FITTI. 1 II 9M W.aM HAPPYBABIFS EACH BABY GETS TO receive 2 PACKS OF FITTI DIAPERS, A SINGLET, A PANTY AND A CONGRATULATORY m I mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm—m CARD FROM FITTI. ANNOUNCE YOUR BABY'S BIRTH RIGHT HERE. FREE.878 words
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Advertisement184 1990-09-12 26 FOOD FEST ’90 EATYOUR WAY TO A NISSAN NX COUPE OR AN AIR NEW ZEALAND HOUDAY! ■K|ipM_H Just spend $30 and above at any of the participating jSVTAjpj' restaurants and food |5^ outlets featured in our 1 jP|S twice-weekly food special I n The New Paper Fastads mhhJj and Lianhe184 words
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Advertisement330 1990-09-12 27 iJ Haagen-Dazs B —KOOPS—CAFE ■J Hck Of The Week i" We Leave The Choice To You Take a Coffee Break on Monday or go bananas over our Banana Split Supreme on Sunday. The choice Is yours. Afterall. It s Haagen-Dazs at SCOOPS everyday. Naturally. It's. ..it s too good for330 words
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Advertisement21 1990-09-12 27 Enjoj a tasty meal and win prizes galore in our annual Food Fest feature every Hfed& Sat 1 Sept 29 199021 words
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Advertisement728 1990-09-12 28 i I A, In the true splendour of Thai 7" >» t decor, savour our wide j spread of authentic Thai vV specialities such as Honey lyrp-lxarp Spare Ribs, Deep Fried Bean «.i .t.i .«.p.rr Curd topped with prawns. r -=i;Our very own Chilli Cray Fish, Special Chilli Sauce Deep728 words
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Advertisement305 1990-09-12 30 I Xmm Km^M M^^r 811 Personal Services/ 811 Personal Services/ Merchandise Merchandise Own your own The ONLY TRUE all terrain vehicle! Fly over water, land, ice and snow all on 8" cushion of air. For free demons!ration, call Anthony Ku»«k Tel: *****88. Fax: *****55 J BHHBHHHI Dealer Inquiries Invited. SCAT305 words
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Advertisement235 1990-09-12 30 832 Employment 832 Employment 832 Employment Sam Tat Enterprises Pie. Lid. REQUIRES Q EMALL ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Minimum GCE A' level H 1 year relevant working experience M Able to work Independently •To perform administrative secretarial duties and H writing of business correspondence Able to converse In English Mandarin H Age235 words
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Advertisement539 1990-09-12 31 832 Employment 832 Employment 832 Employment We are expanding! And we are looking for a dynamic team of: BOUTIQUE ASSISTANTS Age between 18-28 years. Be fashion-oriented with a pleasant and outgoing personality. Be experienced In apparel sales related field. Be conversant In English, Chinese and preferably also in Japanese. If539 words
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Advertisement282 1990-09-12 31 832 Employment 832 Employment WEEKLY CLOSING INDEX 10 WEEKS MOVING AVERAGE CAN YOU MAKE MONEY OUT OF THIS? to find out how. DAMLANI JEWELLERS FTC LTO I invites Chinese applicants for the position of I Requ ire me n ts:- Must speak fluent English and possess good interpersonal and communication282 words
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Advertisement541 1990-09-12 31 832 Employment 832 Employment KOMOCO AUTO invites suitable candidates for the position of j SALES EXECUTIVES Hardworking J Disciplined Basic salary commission Interested applicants please call S 473-5588 ext. 19 for an interview or write in to> 5 255 Alexandra Road, Singapore 0315 fcM————i— WANTED IMMEDIATELY Men women to take541 words
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Advertisement379 1990-09-12 32 832 Employment A Leading French Co. requires urgently the following staff to work on power station project At Pulau Seraya off Jurong 1) SECRETARY Experience in Lotus 1.2.3 Word 4 or 5 Attractive salary offered 2) STOREKEEPER 3) SECURITY GUARDS To work on 2 shifts 4) DRIVER CUM OFFICE BOY379 words
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Article, Illustration374 1990-09-12 33 S Gulam - ASIAN GAMES WARM-UP: Singapore v Malaysia National Stadium 8 pm Tomorrow By S Gulam SINGAPORE'S dream team of the late '80s will be in action in a competitive game for the first time in the '90s tomorrow at the National Stadium. Never mind, if it's only a374 words
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Article295 1990-09-12 33 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: SNOOKER European Open 4th rd: T Jones (Eng) bt D Morgan (Wales) 5-1, K Doherty (Eire) bt T Griffiths (Wales) 5-1, S James (Eng) bt I) Campbell (Scot) 5-2, I) Reynolds (Eng) bt J Prince (Ire) 5-3, D Mountjoy (Wales) bt EWire services. - 295 words
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Article253 1990-09-12 33 Wire Services. YORK City soccer player David Longhurst, who collapsed during a fourth division league match on Saturday, died because of a rare heart disorder, a consultant pathologist said. Dr -John Hopkinson, who carried out the post mortem on the 25-year old player, said he had dealt with onlyWire Services. - 253 words
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Article, Illustration215 1990-09-12 34 THE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP CHALLENGE QUALIFIER: FAROES v AUSTRIA I AP. EUROPEAN soccer powers start their campaign today to qualify for the 1992 European Championships along with a newcomer the Faroe Islands. The self-governing possession of Denmark, located about 320 km north of Scotland, will playAP. - 215 words
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49 1990-09-12 34 |group pHi Spain, Czechoslovakia, France, |Kai Iceland, Albania ||B| Romania, Scotland, Bulgaria, mm Switzerland, San Marino B Italy, USSR, Hungary, Norway, Yugoslavia, Denmark, Austria, N Ireland, Faroe Islands Rj Germany, Belgium, Wales, psJI Luxembourg IKS Holland, Portugal, Greece, Finland, Malta England, Eire, Poland, Turkey49 words
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Article, Illustration170 1990-09-12 34 QUALIFIER: SWIT'LAND !v BULGARIA Reuter. WEST German-born trainer Uli Stielike is out to break a 28-year jinx by steering Switzerland to the 1992 European Championship. He hopes to start with a convincing win over Bulgaria in Geneva today. Failure has dogged nine previous trainers in effortsReuter. - 170 words
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Article136 1990-09-12 34 WARM-UP: EIRE v MOROCCO I AFP. REPUBLIC of Ire1a n d manager Jack Charlton has decided to use today's friendly with Morocco in Dublin to experiment. He makes five changes from his World Cup quarterfinal line-up in a hid to try some new permutations for next month's qualifierAFP. - 136 words
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Article264 1990-09-12 34 QUALIFIER: SCOTLAND v ROMANIA Wire Services. SCOTLAND will debut two players in their European Cham- pionship qualifier with Romania in Glasgow tonight. Heart of Midlothian striker John Robertson and Aberdeen central defender Brian Irvine are blooded in a new-look side. Robertson, the Premier Division'sWire Services. - 264 words
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Article, Illustration284 1990-09-12 34 WARM-UP: DENMARK 1 WALES 0 Reuter. AN almost full-strength Danish team beat Wales 1-0 in Copenhagen yesterday in a disappointing soccer friendly that seldom came to life. The home side were without Barcelona star Michael Laudrup, who was injured last Sunday, but his brother Brian scoredReuter. - 284 words
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Article, Illustration420 1990-09-12 35 New England manager Graham Taylor says he believes in evolution rather than revolution. But one victim of his policy in his first match in charge is winger Chris Waddle, a regular in previous England teams EUROPEAN C'SHIP WARM-UP: ENGLAND v HUNGARY AP, Reuter. NEW national team manager GrahamAP, Reuter. - 420 words
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Article, Illustration166 1990-09-12 35 AFP. GARY Lineker has been named skipper under new manager Graham Taylor. The Tottenham striker succeeds the injured Bryan Robson as captain, despite having little experience of leading a team at club level. "It's a tremendous honour probably the highest you can get as a player," heAFP. - 166 words
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Advertisement275 1990-09-12 33 871 Education/ 871 Education/ Inatruction Instruction j 2 RESIDENTIAL > PROFESSIONAL IMAGE-BUILDING jj S SEMINAR JOHN ROBERT POWERS organising a J 5 residential programme on helping YOU to project g the right image, build YOUR confidence and increase YOUR social skills. J 5 The seminar is aimed at maximising YOUR275 words
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Advertisement9 1990-09-12 35 FAROE ISLANDS THE NEW WHIPPING BOYS? Pg 35 ■UBSSHHMMMI9 words
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Advertisement48 1990-09-12 35 THE KALLANG CRUNCHER Singapore's dream team of the late '80s is back together. They face their first big assignment before they march on to Beijing for the Asian Games tomorrow. Can Fandi, Malek and Sundram inspire the team to victory over I"/ arch-rival Malaysia? S GULAM reports... I748 words
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