The New Paper, 24 October 1990

Microfilm: NL17471
Total Pages: 39
1 39 The New Paper
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    12 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS
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      14 1 BOY SAVED IN GAS RESCUE DRAMA I Page 6 STRIKERS BURN BUSES IN MANILA
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      49 1 W MM M C (nj 2 4 OCT 1990 Pj ANGRY PERAK BOSS QUITS "Silly, very silly. The fans have every right to be angry with the players just as I am. I'm resigning with immediate effect," says Perak manager after last night's 2-2 draw against Singapore./ Page 39
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    Lock icon LOCKED IN
    69 1 from am to people are two the Age There a sparsely Bolted Id! 10 others shxre the rmm. Madam Lee Ah Mooi, who runs the home, says: "Some are retarded or senile and wr are afraid of accidents." The Ministry of Community Development is Looking out: 77i/s woman
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Behind the bolted door
      317 2  -  By Colin Cheong T are locked in for 13 hours every day five men and 11 women. The men are bolted in a room hardly 2 m by 4 m (smaller than half a HDB bedroom). The women are kept in a slightly larger room 4
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      THE FREE ONES
      85 2 BEYOND the bolted doors, other residents walk the corridors freely. The more able-bodied help in simple chores such as folding clothes and washing portable toilets. The Thomson Road site was once a primary school. It was converted into an old folks' home in December 1985. The converted
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      What the other old age homes do
      163 2 AT least one other aged home confines the senile elderly. But the room used by the Salvation Army's Lee Kuo Chuan home is larger. The 10 m by 6 m room is for 12 people. It is furnished with easy chairs, beds, tables,
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      Lock icon Fumbling models spoil show
      408 3  -  Stories/ Lois Ng SINGAPORE'S premier fashion event The Soda Show fizzled out last night with inexperienced and bungling models taking to the catwalk. The models were awkward on stage and lacked poise and stature to carry off the clothes well. In fact, they made so many
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      Bold and creative designs at Soda show
      262 3 SINGAPORE'S new and budding fashion designers held their own against the more established ones at the Soda show. Designers such as Mr Peter Teo, Mr Taro Chan and Mr Daniel Yam were bold and creative in their designs. The fashion show was kicked
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      AWARD WINNER
      111 3 THE winner of this year's Soda/Swarovski Award is boutique owner Ms Judith Chung. Ms Chung was not present at the dinner last night when the award was announced. She is in Paris. In the citation, the judges commended Ms Chung for her contribution to the development of the
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      115 2 mrnrn Emu 119 734-7711 Hotlineplus THIS story resulted from a HotlinePlus call. 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, Singapore 0923. Safeguard your offices with the HYUNDAI Observation System Hyundai
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      DO YOU DO THIS?
      182 4 HOT STORIES DO you lick and taste food before buying them from supermarket shelves? Well, there are a few who do this, say supermarket chains, including NTUC Fair Price and Cold Storage. A reader complained to The Straits Times that she saw a group of women
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      Do you do this?
      129 4 DO you hurt your maid with a hot iron and a spoon? A housewife was yesterday fined $8,000 after she was found guilty of doing this to her Filipino maid. Lim Gek Sim, 26, was fined $5,000 for causing hurt to Miss Lalyn C Loot, 25,
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        Earn and learn
        68 4 A NEW earn-and-learn apprentice programme for school leavers has been started by the Government. Trainees spilt their time between working in a company and attending a vocational school. Some benefits: Apprentices get to earn a salary while employers get qualified staff familiar with their own work environment,
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        Congratulations
        30 4 MR Goh Chok Tong, who is Acting Prime Minister, has congratulated Johor's Mentri Besar, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, on the National Front's victory in Johor in the general election.
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        Shares are up
        28 4 SHARE prices went up in major Asian stock exchanges. Yesterday, the Straits Times Industrial Index soared 36.67 points. There were 235 gains to 19 losses.
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        Falling prices
        52 4 THE price of office space fell 8 per cent in April to June, the sharpest decline in a general upward trend since 1986. Industrial property prices also fell but not as bad. Petrol pump prices could also fall in the next two weeks, following sharp falls in crude
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        Row over islands
        40 4 CHINA has indicated it is united with Taiwan in a dispute with Japan over ownership of the Diaoyutai, eight small islands 200 km north-east of Taiwan. Beijing has called for the pull-out of all Japanese presence there.
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        Jakarta bans paper
        51 4 A POPULAR Indonesian weekly tabloid, Monitor, has been banned after it did a survey which placed Prophet Mohammed in 11th place as "most admired person". The poll has angered many Muslims in the country. The Government has warned the paper its poll could disrupt religious and racial
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      HEADLINERS
      71 4 The Straits Times: V P Singh loses support of key ally. Business Times: Sui Gen Trading to pay $216 m for Plaza-by-the-Park. Lianhe Zaobao: VITB will launch new training scheme from January next year. Berita Harian: Indian government shaky. SBC morning news: Iraqi parliament has voted to free all
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      POTLUCK Chan Chee Kin
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      97 4 j ——i Terry, Hans Phillip at The Cellar if V^kk/ \^^h^pA•» 3flBU W j> The band that plays a repertoire of oldies from the 60's and 70's Beatles, Eagles, Dire Straits, folksy tunes the kind of times with a strong melody and easy lyrics the band that makes I music
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      New effort to improve childcare
      338 5 PARENTS can look forward to better care programmes for their children. They should also be more involved in such programmes, says Dr Seet Ai Mee, Minister of State (Community Development and Education). She says the Institute of Education is now doing a study on child
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      THE BERNARD VAN LEER FOUNDATION
      127 5 FOUNDED in 1949 by a Dutch industrialist, the Bernard van Leer Foundation will contribute $1.5 million over five years to the Regional Training and Resource Centre in Early Childhood Care and Education for Asia. Based in Kallang, the new centre is intended to serve foundation
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      176 5 FOR PBffiCnON Freezing to -10° C is just one of the control keys are depressed up to the tests we put our stereos through to 1500 times to check on durability. Finally ensure that they perform to perfection, our stereos are left on for between 500 even in sub zero
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    Boy saved in gas rescue drama
    389 6  -  SINGAPORETODAY By Yaw Yan Chong G I AS fumes knocked out a woman yesterday but her eight-year-old son was rescued unhurt by firemen. Two gas cylinders were found in the bedroom of the woman, Madam Liew Lee Choo, 53. The taps of the cylinders
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      192 6 first a get Febs Cold Relief Tablets. Because Febs with Vitamin C s specially formulated to effectively relieve the discomforts of colds, like a blocked nose. 9 Another international product from r Equator Dream T| It's Ladies 9 Night Every Night Ladies' Night on our Rendezvous Disco JgmJfc Cruise now
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      52 7 /Cs EspremE 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 CITIZEN IS REGISTERED TRADEMARK Of CITIZEN WATCH CO JAPAN Citizen Watch Showroom Service Centre, 304 Orchard Road, #01-16 Lucky Plaza, Singapore 0923. Telephone
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Bank returns $3,000
      373 8  -  By Dave Ang T I tHE forged signature did not match that in the savings passbook. Yet, Ngik Guon Hwa managed to withdraw $3,000 from his uncle's POSBank account. On Monday, a district court sentenced Ngik to 18 months' jail. Yesterday, Mr Ting Keen Tiew told The
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      Man drowned after boat capsized
      154 8 A TUG boat engine driver drowned when the vessel capsized at the mouth of the Pandan River four months ago. A coroner's court heard yesterday that on June 15, Mr Lim Ting Jong, 37, was thrown into the sea and his body was found floating
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      GLOSSARY
      115 8 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. bluffs: Cliffs or headlands with very broad and steep faces. conquests: People whose admiration or love has been gained. couscous: A spicy dish from North Africa, consisting of a
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      94 8 FOR GOODNESS' SAKE g v tam n E is important for good health.lts positive influence on your skin complexion and blood circulation keeps you looking and feeling good. And the Vitamin E in Golden Health is derived 100% from natural sources. So if you're looking for natural Vitamin E to
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      326 9 PLAN YOUR NEXT JUNE HOLIDAYS NOW AND ENJOY PRE-GULF-CRISIS AIRFARES k it possible Introducing: THE KEN-AIR U II USA PLAN Air fares the major component cost of a holiday MONEY BACK GUARANTEE abroad, are bound to go up with the price of oil Your deposit and all other monies paid
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Man falls to death at shipyard
      373 10 A i SHIPYARD worker died while another was seriously injured after a 13 m fall when the gondola they were working on toppled over at Keppel shipyard yesterday. A third colleague Mr Wahab Yunos, 41, saved himself by grabbing onto one of the ropes
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      ‘Give us full-day school anytime’
      381 11 All secondary schools will go single session by the mid-90s. Primary schools will follow suit later. How will single session schools affect children and the family? MICHELLE LEE speaks to one family which has experienced both school systems SCHOOL is more fun now for eight-year-old
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      AT LEAST ONE FOREIGN PARENT
      130 11 "I LIKE school now because we go much slower," said Ase Wong. She attends Dover Court Preparatory School, at Dover Road. It is modelled on the British system and runs from 8.30 am to 3 pm. It is open to children with at least one
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      SINGLE SESSION SCHOOLS
      200 11 The American system: Average of six hours. Starts between 8.30 and 9 am and ends by 2.30 or 3 pm. This includes lunch (30-45 mins), PE, study periods and other activities as well as seven lesson periods of about 45 min each. School systems and hours are
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      FULL-DAY TIMETABLE
      137 11 IT'S 7.30 am. Mrs Inger Wong wakes Ase. They have a leisurely breakfast. At 8.10 am, Mrs Wong drives Ase to school. I'his late start is possible because Ase attends a full-day private school. Each period is five minutes longer and with a class of 23 pupils, teachers
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      HALF-DAY TIMETABLE
      138 11 THINGS were tougher when Ase was in a half-day school. She had to wake up for school at 6.30 am. Her mother had to get up at 6.15 am. Lessons were often rushed. With classes of about 40 pupils, teachers often had no time in 35 minutes to
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      Execs high fashion for real people
      293 12  -  By Ng Wan Ching REAL people can wear high fashion. Four advertising executives turned models for a day to demonstrate this. In future, other professional quartets including doctors, nurses, teachers and architects, may also show off clothes from the Soho-Gla-mourette boutique. "We are not
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      SOHO NEW YORK, NOT LONDON
      226 12 THE interior of Soho-Glamourette is inspired by Soho, New York, not Soho, London. In New York, Soho stands for South of Houston (Street) where the city blocks are laced with iron railings and fire escapes. A "fire escape" in the middle of the shop serves
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      16 10 CLERICAL JOBS, I SECRETARIAL JOBS, I I SALES JOBS, ADMIN JOBS I I OTHER JOBS. I
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      197 12 THE NEW PAPER SIA EZ HOLIDAYS RESULTS Congratulations to our lucky winners! 5 Top Prizes: A Double 4 Davs/3 Nights SIA EZ Holiday Package to Hongkong each Chua Swec Choo *****37/G Theresa Shih Yu Lee A *****24 Azizah Bte Osman *****04/1 Gertrude Goh *****67/E Chia Chon Heng *****21/G 30 Consolation
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Hunter not guilty of slaying
      415 13 USA Today. M R Donald Rogerson had shot dead a woman, after mistaking her for a deer. Now, after two long years, the verdict is in: A jury has found Mr Rogerson innocent of manslaughter. The acquittal has started another debate in the United States
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      WAS MRS WOOD AT FAULT?
      136 13 MRS Karen Wood's death made national headlines, setting off an emotional debate in Maine over hunting safety. The debate divided Hermon, the small Bangor suburb where the Woods lived. Some people suggested that Mrs Wood was at fault. They hinted that because she was "from
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      Lock icon Army hunts down monks in Burma
      187 13 Reuter. BURMA'S military Government raided another 30 monasteries yesterday in a crackdown on monks opposing military rule. State radio said soldiers found stocks of arms and ammunition. The report is the first to accuse the monasteries of holding weapons. It said soldiers found bullets,
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      Lock icon Humphrey, the whale, in trouble again
      153 13 Reuter. HUMPHREY the wandering humpback whale was left high and dry about 60 m from shore yesterday as rescuers in the US waited for high tide to free him. Humphrey's troubles began on Monday morning when he blundered onto mud flats and got stuck
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      Giant killer of Kota Baru
      145 14 SHE'S pretty, bright and a mother of three. A description that would fit many women. Except, that Hajah Ilani Datuk Nik Ishak, 27, scored an upset victory over Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen to win the Kota Baru parliamentary seat on Sunday. The Spirit of '46 candidate
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      Lock icon SOME OF THE WOMEN WHO SCORED IMPRESSIVE WINS
      219 14 The Malay Mail. "She worked hard to impress the people with the Spirit of '46 manifesto to save the country," said Mr Adam, who helped his wife in the campaigning. Other women who made it big include Front candidates Datin Paduka Hajah
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      Lock icon Front to pick new chief in Penang
      139 14 Bernama. UMNO will abide by the decision of the National Front leadership on the appointment of the new Chief Minister of Penang. The United Malays National Organisation is the dominant partner in Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad's ruling coalition. Penang
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      Lock icon Ex-Penthouse pet wins $6.9 m suit
      224 14 Reuter. A FORMER Penthouse Pet of the Year has been awarded $6.9 million against Penthouse International and its publisher, Robert Guccione, after a judge ruled she was used as a "sex slave'*. New York Supreme Court Justice Elliott Wilk found that Ms Marjorie Lee
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      Lock icon Jakarta to deport M’sian girl
      183 14 Bernama. INDONESIA will deport a 14-year-old Malaysian girl who eloped to Surabaya more than a year ago to marry her Indonesian lover. Indonesian authorities will deport her on her parents' request rather than on legal grounds, an immigration spokesman said yesterday. The girl, Nor Zalila
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      Lock icon No driving for a month for Anne
      113 14 AP. PRINCESS Anne has been banned from driving for one month for speeding twice on the same road in one week. The 40-year-old daughter of Queen Elizabeth admitted driving at 123 kph on Aug 2 and 144 kph on Aug 9 on Fosse
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      Lock icon West Bank, Gaza Strip sealed off
      222 14 AP. ISRAELI Defence Minister Moshe Arens ordered the occupied territories completely sealed off yesterday after a series of revenge attacks by Jews and Arabs. The attacks left one man dead and at least seven others injured. According to Mr Arens' order, the 1.7 million
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      Lock icon Dissidents urge Singh to quit
      489 15 Indian Premier V P Singh yesterday lost the support of his key coalition partners, prompting calls for his resignation. RAVINDRA KOMAR examines the country's leadership options and says Mr Singh may still pull a rabbit out of his fur cap Wire services. DISSIDENTS in India's
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      Singh juggles with numbers, emotions
      491 15 ADD up the numbers and it looks as if Mr V P Singh has lost. But the Indian Prime Minister has survived so many crises in the past 11 months that he must be considered as having at least an outside chance to pull off
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      CRISIS-RIDDEN GOVERNMENT
      280 15 INDIAN Prime Minister V P Singh's minority Janata Dal government has been ridden by crisis almost from the day it assumed office last December. Within the party: Mr Singh's choice as premier last December was preceded by ugly politicking. A party rival, Mr Chandra Shekhar, opposed his election.
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      Lock icon Iraq releases all French hostages
      257 16 Reuter. IRAQ has announced freedom for all 330 French captives held in the Gulf crisis, along with 33 mainly sick or elderly Britons and 14 Americans. President Saddam Hussein allowed the Westerners to go free in a calculated bid to gain goodwill from all three
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      Lock icon 7 buses burnt in Manila strike, 1 dead
      185 16 Reuter. A GENERAL strike called by Philippine leftist unions turned violent today when a bus driver was stabbed to death and seven buses and a truck were burned in Manila. In Cavite, a suburb of Manila, attackers ordered all passengers off a
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  • FOREINGSTOCKS
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      Lock icon LONDON
      243 16 Wire services. SHARE prices finished higher after a choppy session on London's Stock Exchange yesterday. The Financial Times 30share index was up 21.1 points at 1,654.7 at the close. Volume was a modest 374.7 million shares, compared with 336.4 million shares on Monday. After the initial climb the market
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      Lock icon TOKYO
      76 16 Reuter. TOKYO stocks opened lower as an absence of fresh factors paved the way for profit taking on the past seven market days of gains. Brokers said index-linked sell orders, most likely related to futures arbitrage, discouraged any attempt to extend the rally into morning trading. The key 225-share
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      Indices/Closing
      51 16 FT Industrials Tue 1,654.70 (1,633.60) Dow Jones Average Tue 2,494.06 (2,516.09) ST Industrial Tue 1,209.90 (1,173.23) NST Industrial Tue 2,809.18 (2,752.15) Hongkong Hang Seng Tue 3,081.23 (3,015.56) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1,383.10 (1,364.60) Nikkei Stock Average Tue 25,298.30 (25,070.86) Figure* in bracket* refer to those of the previous trading
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      Lock icon New York
      234 16 Wire services. THE stock market moved unevenly for most of yesterday's session. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials lost 22.03 points to close at 2,494.06. Advancing issues narrowly outnumbered decliners by about 7 to 6 on the New York Stock Exchange, with 805 up, 688 down and
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  • DEARAGGIE
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      Can I many my cousin?
      889 17 Dear Aggie, I HAVE fallen in love with my cousin. Although I love him very much I do not know how he feels about me. His father is my mother's brother. Can I marry my cousin? Will our children be mentally retarded? Angeline I love
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      CLARIFICATION
      182 17 WE refer to the advice given through the Dear Aggie column on Oct 3 regarding purchase of HDB flats by singles. We would like to clarify that with the revision of the Senior Citizens Scheme, which is now known as the Joint Singles Scheme, the eligibility criteria for singles
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      73 17 LADIES NIGHT (Mon Tue) $5 nett for Ladies PLUS Swimwear Fashion Show (inclusive of 1 standard drink) Sunday Thursday $10 nett (2 standard drinks) Friday (Gents) $15 nett (2 standard drinks) Sat Eve of P.Holiday $15 nett (2 standard drinks) TEA DANCE: Sun $6 nett (3 drinks) Sat P.Hol $8
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      47 17 503. Mega denim. One of the Red Tabs Levi's Boutiques: #81-64 Wisma Atria Tel: *****58 #01-24 Forum Galleria Tel: *****85 #01 -09 Shaw Leisure Gallery #01 -41 Parkway Parade Tel: *****74 Tel: *****84 #01-19 Chinaluwn Point #01-03 Adelphi Shopping Complex Tel: *****27 Tel: *****69 (Opening Soon) <. 1
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  • Showtime
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      THE STAR OF 50/5
      399 18 0 I NE of Malaysia's bright new stars has landed the female lead in 50/50 a Hollywood movie, f Fenomena's Ramona Rahman will take on the role of a rebel in the Cannon Film production, the New Straits Times reported. Shooting started in Penang and Perak
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      344 18 SEVERAL Malaysians will be involved as cast or crew in the making of 50/50. Strongman Malek Noor, Azmil Mustapha and Dharma Harun AlRashid will get acting roles, reports New Straits Times. And 200 army personnel will be used as extras. The action-packed $10.3 million Hollywood production will be directed by
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      Sound plan for echo problems
      367 19  -  USSR Festival Orchestra, Singapore Indoor Stadium. Oct 26, 27; 8.15 pm. Tickets from $10 to $100 at C K Tangs, Centrepoint, 1 Victoria Theatre and Forum i Management Services, Maxwell House. 1 By Lo Tien Yin t UNNEL vision may provide the solution to the
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      49 18 —n 'MY BABY IS HAPPY WITH KM MERRIES, SO AMI' —wm m xm. i'*w ■IhHHUHBII ranrinraruLE fit jmytne /MjTKI-i r—4!^ vj Only Kao Merries' unique ventilating outer cover has micro pores that ventilate by letting damp air out, so baby stays dry both day jr^^B and night and Mjj^Bi
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      83 19 HOrNBMM Read t/us bcjftte up Hot fy* with live entertainment Business Hours 5 p.m to Jam Modal Magic trom the <sat Sun 7.30 p.m. to 3 a.m.) I j Philippines and our Happy Hours: 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. IS $10 I jl fy" prices Ot yesterday A/f (House pouring
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      Lock icon ONE-STOP VILLAGE
      740 20 Marina Village is neither marina nor village but an innovative restaurant row with entertainment thrown in As an investment, it comes with a hefty price tag. As a place to spend the evening, it also comes with prices than many are not used to paying. So, will it
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      PRICES, ARCHITECTURE AND MUSIC
      245 20 Marina Village Director of Corporate Communications and Advertising, Mrs Julie Lim, comments: PRICES: "Price is relative. To some people it may be quite expensive, but not to others who have been around. If you eat in Morocco or Greece, you might end up paying three times
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      ‘LIKE DISNEYLAND’
      190 20  -  By C Shantheni A MAKE-BELIEVE world. That's what I felt I was in when I stepped into Marina Village. You can taste Spanish or Greek food, and indulge in German beers and French croissants in one place. It is a place to play out adult fantasies. And so
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  • Page 21 Miscellaneous
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      973 21 wednesdaytv AMERICAN ROULETTE MARRY ME jfl (Channel 12, 10.20 pm) (Channel 8, 6.45 pm) CARLOS Quintas (Andy Garcia, right) is DUWEI (Zhang Shuifa, left) is under a Latin American President in London on f v pressure from his father to befriend Beina a nl^ the run from a death-squad. A
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  • Article
    Cross cultural Malay drama
    224 22  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Lo Tien Yin WHILE SBC's Chinese drama serials are trying to get actors of other communities to take on minor parts, at least one of its Malay programmes has already gone cross-cultural. Last night's Potret Keluarga (SBC 5, 6 pm), a Malay magazine programme,
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      261 22 I wednesdaytv I 0N THE waterfront I MARLON Brando (left) is Terry Malloy, an ex-fighter who could have been a contender, but now toils for boss I m Johnny Friendly (Lee J Cobb) on the gang-ridden I Terry is guilt-stricken when he lures a rebellious worker to his death. But,
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      481 23  -  Jenere’s work will be on display at the Mandarin Hotel Gallery until Oct 30. All pieces are for sale. Admission is free. Stories/ Dave Ang SEND in the clowns! French artist P Jean Jenere has brought the circus into town. His current exhibition at the
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      101 23 THERE are two exceptions to Jenere's circus paintings the Masks and the female nudes. The Masks, as Jenere himself puts it, are "paintings which project a I part of my turbulent inner life". J The five nude paintings of young girls, on the other hand, suggest
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      309 33 AFP. S TEFFI Graf, the world's top woman tennis player, cruised to a 6-2, 6-2 I victory over Sweden's Cecilia Dahlman in the Brighton tournament on Tuesday, and then opened her heart to reveal how much she has suffered during the past few months. Plagued by
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        319 33 AP. PAT Eddery became the first jockey since Sir Gordon Richards in 1952 to ride 200 winners in a British Flat-rac-ing season when partnering Miranda Jay to victory at Chepstow yesterday. Winning the Offa's Dyke Maiden Fillies Stakes made the 28-year-old the fourth jockey in history
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        110 33 AP. WORLD Cup qualifiers Japan trounced Thailand 66-15 and Malaysia beat Singapore 10-9 in preliminary round matches of the 12th Rugby Asiad in Colombo yesterday. Singapore led 6-3 at the break but Malaysia came back into the game in the second half, running the ball
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        141 33 Reuter. NEW Zealand will stage qualifying tournaments next October for the hockey finals of the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, the International Hockey Federation (FIH) said in Brussels yesterday. The men's and women's tournaments will be held in Auckland from Oct 12 to 27. Olympic title-holders Britain, World
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        105 33 AFP. BRITISH racing legend lister Piggott, back in the saddle at 54, made a dream comeback to Irish racing by riding four winners yesterday. Appropriately, they were all for Vincent O'Brien, the trainer with whom he has shared so many Classic triumphs. At The
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      Lock icon Buster looks ahead to a busy fight
      300 33 AP. JAMES "Buster" Douglas sees the past in his future. "I look for a busy fight such as the Tyson fight a lot of action," Douglas said in Vegas yesterday. At an outdoor arena at The Mirage on Friday morning, Douglas will defend
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      309 34 EUROPEAN CUPS: SECOND ROUND, FIRST LEG AFP. EAST German side FC Magdeburg's pitch became a battleground last night. It lost a bruising home encounter with Bordeaux by the only goal of its Uefa Cup second-round, first-leg tie. Four Germans were booked. One Frenchmen was given a yellow
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      277 34 EUROPEAN CUP: BAYERN MUNICH 4 CFKA SOFIA 0 Reuter. WORLD Cup defender Stefan Reuter scored two goals and made another to propel Bayern to a convincing win in Munich yesterday. Reuter coolly scored from 15 metres in the third minute to give the
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      418 34 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: RUGBY Asian Championship in Colombo Prelim Gp B: Malaysia 10 Singapore 9 (Malaysia: Mohammed Daud try, 74th; Nor Akmal Mohammed pen, 21st, 53rd); Singapore (Chuah Chin Tek, pen, 15th, 40th; Henry Lee, drop-goal, 43rd). Japan 66 Thailand 15. SOCCER European club competitions
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      311 35 Reuter. BRAZIL'S entire press and television became united in paying homage to their country's most famous son, Pele the "King of soccer," on his 50th birthday in Rio De Janeiro yesterday. Globo, Latin America's biggest television network, recalled Pele's career with a series of film clips
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      147 35 Wire services. AMERICAN international striker Philip Gyau has signed a one-year contract with Belgian First Division club Genk. Gyau, 25, who played for the Maryland Bays, is the eighth American international to sign with a European club. He was not in the US World Cup squad. Genk is bottom
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      325 35  -  By Abdul Shukor SIKHS in soccer? Why not, and according to former national player and national coach Jita Singh, Singapore could well have a Sikh playing for the national team in future. Jita is chairman of the new-ly-formed Singapore Sikh soccer association. He was the
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      Heroes now, subs next?
      482 36  -  Stories/ S Gulam HUSSEIN Ahmad Sattar and Abdullah Noor were Singapore's heroes last night. But the supersubs will have to return to the bench on Saturday when Singapore faces Kelantan at Kota Baru. Their goals, which saved Singapore from what appeared to be certain defeat at
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      390 36 Singapore team manager Mohamed Shahar Hussein described last night's draw as a victory. "The draw deserves a celebration," he said."lt's as good as a victory. Nobody gave us a ghost of a chance. Yet we are taking home a point. This a
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      367 38  -  By S Gulam PERAK team manager Raja Ahmad Zainuddin Omar has decided to throw in the towel. Frustrated and angered by last night's 2-2 draw, the Perak state assemblyman said he was quitting. "If this is how my boys are going to play I don't want to
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      649 38  -  Jeffrey Low si NC; I NO "na, na, na, na," and shouting "gimme a five" a small group of about 20 hardcore Singapore fans created such a mer- ry din, one would have thought the Lions had just won hands down. But no,
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