The New Paper, 28 November 1990

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    12 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1990 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS
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      118 1 &pg MAJOR IS Ejlnew BRITISH PM s Coach Robin Chan blames the Aussie strikers (left) and Abbas Saad (right) for Singapore's depressing 0-0 draw against Johor last Saturday. "I thought Alistair and Abbas Ny got carried away... They became individualistic," he says."I don't hi think we were selfish," says Edwards.
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  • THENEWSTODAY
    • Article
      Lock icon Schoolgirl ‘paid man a radio to kill father’
      184 2 Reuter. A 15-year-old South African schoolgirl is alleged to have paid a man a portable radio to kill her father. The girl appeared in a court in the Transvaal to face a murder charge after her father was axed to death. Under
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      Windscreen shatters on PIE
      339 2  -  By Dave Ang H IS windscreen cracked into a thousand pieces right before his eyes while he was driving. New Paper photographer David Tan, 42, was driving his Nissan Pulsar along Benjamin Sheares Bridge yesterday afternoon when the incident happened. "I don't know what happened. I
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      WHAT CAUSES SHATTERING
      201 2 What a car expert says: CAR windscreens can crack when hit by a stone that could be flung either by a moving car or by other sources such as a grass cutter, says a car expert. Windscreens may also crack due to thermal shock. For example, if
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      Lock icon Men at work
      295 3 E t KIHT men are hard at work on the entrance wall of the Pico Art Building along Kallang Road. They are there all day long. They never take breaks and they never go home. In fact, they don't even budge an inch they're mannequins. Larger than
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      MAN BEHIND THE IMAGES
      167 3 TWO abstract art pieces by Mr Thomas Yeo (right) stand out in vivid contrast to the "realistic" elements such as mannequins and palm trees in the lobby of the Pico Art Building. Moving Images, each measuring 1 m by 2 m, is a creation of acrylics
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      114 2 HOTUNEPLUS IF you wunt to <sharc a point of view. call our Hotline Plus on 7:J4-7711. it write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road. Singapore 0923. Please include your full name, address and telephone number. Safeguard your offices with the HYUNDAI Observation System H Hyundai Observation
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      57 2 1991 applications arc invited for degrees and diplomas at: Australian Business Colleges Australian Institute of Business Technology Edwards International College TAFF Government Colleges Admission Requirement: Min S GCf 'O' levels. Call the Western Australian Government Office o<° cCS v\ 0 S on *****00 for details. i WESTERN AUSTRALIAN I EDUCATION
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  • QUICKNEWS
    • Article
      Asean’s future
      197 4 HOT STORY SINGAPORE enjoys improved relations with its neighbours for two reasons, says Mr Lee Kuan Yew: Countries have made the effort to know each other better, and Countries understand "our common stake in the region, especially the fact that stability and prosperity are indivisible." The countries in
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      HEADLINERS
      63 4 ST: Chok Tong formally appointed Prime Minister. BT: Chok Tong appointed as new Prime Minister. LZ: Goh Chok Tong appointed Prime Minister, j BH: Chok Tong now I'M SBC: The British Chancellor of the I Exchequer, Mr John Major will be Britain's 1 next Prime Minister. BBC: Britain's next
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        Anwar ‘under attack’
        72 4 UMNO vice-president candidate Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said he is the prime target of a vicious campaign to undermine support for him. The Malaysian Education Minister said one example was the release of a book entitled Anwar: Dreams and Reality, which singles him out for criticism. He
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        Aussie anti-racist law
        67 4 AUSTRALIA is considering anti-racist laws following an upsurge in racist violence. A spokesman said Prime Minister Bob Hawke promised to discuss the need for laws after a meeting with Jewish leaders. Mr Hawke was told that more than 95 incidents of racist violence had occurred in New
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        Coffin touts harass
        63 4 COFFIN touts are back, harassing bereaved families in hospitals as soon as death strikes. They loiter around intensive care units and operating theatres, waiting for death. In at least one case, they brazenly snatched a death certificate issued to a death man's relative after they refused the
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        Majlis Pusat replies
        67 4 MAJLIS Pusat, the umbrella organisation of Malay-Muslim cultural organisations, has replied to charges made at last month's convention of Malay-Muslim professionals. It said it was not a political organisation, but an independent body which elected its own leaders. A paper presented at the convention had said Majlis
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        Kelantan MB’s loss
        64 4 THE Kelantan Mentri Besar, Haji Nik Abdul Aziz has been removed as Director of the State Security Committee and as Chairman of the State Action Council. The opposition PAS leader will be replaced in those positions by a Federal official. Spirit of '46 liaison committee chairman for
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        Qian to visit US
        53 4 CHi'VKSE Foreign Minister Qian Qichen will make an official visit to the I'nited States this week. He will lie the first senior figure from Beijing to be received in the United States since the crackdown on pro-democracy protests in Tiananmen Square last year. The visit is
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      108 5 J •'Thanks, I X mso proud of my sister. Someday I'm going to be like her. That is, to win a beauty title. And I know the f «Bl importance of having sparkling white teeth. My sister WA knows best. Her lovely smile must have won the hearts of the
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Old eye drops can infect
      316 6  -  By Trudy Lim M ANY a home is probably storing contaminated eye drops. Most of the eight people The New Paper interviewed were unaware that eye drops should be thrown away a month after being opened. The Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore, in a letter to
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      PRECAUTION
      128 6 RYE drops should be thrown away 28 days after they are opened because of the danger of infection. Mrs Mega Schuen, training manager with Guardian Pharmacy, said that eye drops are made under sterile conditions, and the bottles are then sealed. If they remain sealed, the solutions are safe
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      Sex-mess on first night: Go magazine
      207 6 SINGAPORE men tend to make a mess the first time they have sex. Inexperience, fear and selfconsciousness can inhibit and even paralyse a man on his wedding night, say several men interviewed by Go mag- azine. Even men who had premarital sex may suddenly
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      Chok Tong is PM
      317 7 Mr Goh Chok Tong was formally appointed Singapore's second Prime Minister by President Wee Kim Wee in a ceremony at the Istana yesterday. He succeeds Mr Lee Kuan Yew, 67. who tendered his resignation on Monday after 31 years as Prime Minister. Mr Goh and his
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      Wired for the sake of art
      417 8  -  By Ng Wan Ching T IHERE is pain in art, literally. In the Gung-Ho Theatre Ensemble's theatre poster for their latest play, a naked man is pictured wrapped in barbed wire. The group is putting up a European trilogy called Murderer Hope for Humankind.
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      THE PLAY
      144 8 THK cruelty trilogy is made up of Oskar Kokoschka's Murderer, Hope for Womankind; Kugene lonesco's r Phe Lesson; and Jean Paul Sartres's In Camera. The first play is a dance drama about 20 minutes long highlighting the sexual confrontation between a man and a woman, ending in the
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      40 7 "Mr (ioh Chok Tong seems more one of us someone £jM we can identify with. I'm more comfortable with this." fl Ms Mae Tham, 29, marketing ■L€? coordination manager Open letter to Mr Goh and Mr Lee/ pages 20 25
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      205 7 IJIII1III; For A Quick Sports Update Sportsline Sponsorship contact Alicia Pang on 730-5918 c Wuhan < Jroupe Date Nos. of Shows Time ifr V z m a cw r/ ",o 28Dec(Fri)90 Premier 7.30pm <*/w (S t)t|() 7 31 Dec (Mon) 90 2 3 M 01 Jan (Tue) 91 2 1
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      128 8 Hi 0 s fa i/c SB HHHI They're ready to play, so get ready ■EH to dance. The Alley cats playing at the Pearl of Casablanca, The Pan Pacific a on Sundays). Now 'till January 31 st. The Guest D.J. with the Alleycats, will be none other than I i«»i
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      276 10 LIFE SAVER .v A t SEND A CARD. SAVE A rli S LIFE and win a free 1 ijji TR,PTO DISNEYLAND flyg ":'V and your family could be our lucky winner </ A Sf V| V S t sne y' n Los Angeles or y FOUR to the Magic Kingdom
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Learn to drive — in a BMW
      311 11  - Learn to drive in a BMW By Yaw Yan Chong HAVE BMW, will teach. Driving instructor Zaini H S has been using a BMW .'U6i to teach his students, both beginners and advanced students alike, for the past month. And his rates are comparable to the market rate of $16
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      GLOSSARY
      172 11 THKSK words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. catchword: A word or phrase repeated so regularly that it becomes representative of a place. coasters: Small mats placed under drinking glasses to protect a table from drips. lumberjacks:
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    • REMEMBER THESE ADS? THE MAN RESPONSIBLE EXPLAINS
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        ‘It’s very innocent’
        124 12 THE Mitsubishi TV ad would have turned out quite different if its original script had been used. Said Mr Neil French: "My original intention was to use pictures of the Mitsubishi prototype car, but it wasn't available. "So we were forced to take close-up shots of the
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        'It's tongue-in-cheek'
        132 12 Now you can pick up tarts at our front door. THIS saucy ad put up to promote Pan Pacific Hotel's cakeshop was actually thought up by Mr French's female colleague. "I only developed the original concept. And I gave it the 'okay' signal," said Mr French. He said
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      Down-to-earth creative guru
      363 12  -  By Angeline Song YOU would expect a man with a penchant for creating i "blatantly sexy" ads to be as I outrageous as his ads. But face to face, Mr Neil French seems calm, unpretentious and down-to-earth. The 46-year-old vice chairman and executive creative director of Ball
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      SBC stars annul marriage
      245 13 SBC artists Wang Yuqing, 29, and Chen Bifeng, 23, have finally ended their three-year-old marriage. At Ms Chen's request, it will be officially made null and void in three months. Ms Chen asked the High Court to annul the marriage on the grounds that the couple
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      TNP BROKE STORY
      139 13 THE New Paper reported the star couple were heading for a split soon after they applied to have their marriage annulled in May this year. They married in 1987 after a five-year courtship. The marriage was kept secret. But the relationship soured in early 1988. The New
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      He once managed Judas Priest
      207 13 MAN WITH A CHEQUERED PAST MR Neil French, 46, was born in Bir mingham, Kngland. He is married to a Singaporean. They have no children. He left school at 17 because "1 was a bad boy, didn't study much." Before joining advertising, he worked as
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      12 11 mm mm fflUffl 734-7711 This story resulted from a Hotline Plus call.
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      138 12 The Double Grammy Award Winning Fusion Jazz Band. I Catch them live on their 1 Oth Anniversary. November 30 and December 1.1990. At Rhythm Blues. Marina r With 5 Grammy Award nominations j a y) 1 and 2 Grammys. Yellowjackets will set UM l j your feet stomping and Angers
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      256 13 4 SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION, TRAINING J| CAREERS.*? EXHIBITION 1990 LANGUAGE FA IR '90 Your Opportunity to Step Ahead in Life. Permanently. I'he lienefits of education, professional training and Meet experts from: foreign language continue to have effect throughout Colleges Universities Polytechnics Commercial your life. Schools Computer Schools Correspondence Schools Kdia
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Fined for harassing female reporter
      293 14 AP. TWO professional football players and a former teammate were fined a total of $38,000 in New York yesterday for sexual harassing a female reporter. The National Football League also levied a $42,500 fine against the players' team, the New England Patriots of Boston. The
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      Lock icon Head crushed by food lift
      298 14 A STUDENT working part-time at an ice cream outlet in Petaling Java was crushed to death by a food lift two days before he was due to quit. Vincent Koh Yong Bend's head was crushed by the electric dumbwaiter at a Swensen's outlet in Damansara
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      Lock icon Convent plan for drug barons
      125 14 AP. IF Colombia's violent drug lords go ahead with a mass surrender plan, they eon Id be imprisoned in convents and monasteries. Government sources in Bogota said yesterday that unused convents were one of the options being considered to intern traffickers who swr render. The
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      President in love, Panama in trouble
      235 16 P ANAMANIANS think they have a big problem their President is in love. President Guillermo Endara, 54. daydreams through Cabinet sessions with a permanent smile on his face, according to a report published in the South China Morning Post. He is often late or
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      Lock icon Ershad declares emergency
      310 17 Reuter. BANGLADESH declared a state of emergency yesterday after violence rocked Dhaka at the height of an opposition campaign to oust President Hossain Mohammad Ershad. "I had to reluctantly declare the state of emergency to save the country from the octopus of destructive politics," Mr Ershad said
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      WHAT IT MEANS
      73 17 INDEFINITE ban on all political meetings, pro- j cessions and strikes. Suspension of civil rights. Universities, their hostels and dormitories will be closed for a month. Mr Ershad says they have become hotbeds of anarchy. No newspaper can print any news of a political nature without clearance
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      Lock icon Gorbachev to army: Use force if attacked
      231 17 UPI. PRESIDENT Mikhail Gorbachev has given his army the right to open fire, if attacked by armed groups. "I consider it necessary to respond with weapons if army detachments come under organised armed attack," Mr Gorbachev told the Indepen dent Interfax news agency.
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      Lock icon Joke over wife bashing
      125 17 AP. SKVKKAL women's groups in the IJS were not amused by a joke that a sportsman should go home and heat his wife and kids if he loses a crucial game. The joke was made hy basketball star Charles Barkley, a forward of the Philadelphia 7(>ers.
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      199 16 tai iflßißi iijaniin lis] HHppi The US Defence Department J says Iroq has 450,000 Cj/tSjjttML troops in Kuwait an increase of 20,000 over vSflrf^ last week. USSR V USSR A W&7- KUWAIT IRAQ s ---s.. IRAN v BMtot V—v mm; am i SAUDI MABU j Soudi Foreign Minister Prince Soud
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      266 17 r Equator Dream T| It's Ladies 9 Night Every Night 1 Ladies' Night on our Rendezvous Disco Cruise now happens every night. So ladies come aboard free although you'll have to buy at least one drink to enjoy the privilege. Gentlemen pay normal charges. j This promotion is on throughout
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  • FOREIGNSTOCKS
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      Lock icon London
      226 18 Wire services. SHARE prices ended slightly higher on London's Stock Exchange yesterday, but well down from session peaks, as some institutional investors began to have second thoughts about the possibility of a cut in British base lending rates. The Financial Times 30share index was up 1.1 points at 1,699.7.
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      Lock icon Tokyo
      76 18 Reuter. TOKYO stocks opened firmer in quiet trading as investors looked to the bond market for further signs that interest rates have peaked. The key 225-share Nikkei average was up 100.92 points or 0.42 per cent to 23,724.43 in the first 10 minutes of trade, after falling 139.35 yesterday.
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      Indices/Closing
      54 18 FT Industrials Tues 1.699.70 (1,698.60) J Dow Jones Average Tues 2.543.81 (2,533.17) a ST Industrial Tues 1,118.29 (1.121.22) NST Industrial Tues 2,719.45 (2,731.56) c Hongkong Hang Seng Tues 2,998.94 (2,995.52) Australian All Ordinaries Tues 1,350.30 (1,355.40) Nikkei Stock Average Tues 23,623.51 (23,762.86) Figure* in bracket* refer to those of
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      Lock icon New York
      263 18 Wire services. STOCK prices posted modest gains yesterday after a morning of aimless trading. The Dow Jones average ot 30 industrials rose 10.64 to close at 2,543.81. Advancing issues outnumbered decliners by about 5 to 3 on the New York Stock Kxchange, with 948 up, 569 down and
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon MAJOR VICTORY
      319 19 Two votes short of majority but Heseltine, Hurd concede defeat AP. B RITAIN'S ruling Conservative Party has chosen Chancellor of the Exchequer John 'Major to succeed Mrs Margaret Thatcher as Prime Minister Mr Major, 47, endorsed by Mrs Thatcher as the politician closest to her heart, fell two
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      CHALLENGES AHEAD
      102 19 REVIVE weak economy: Inflation rate is now at 10.9 per cent. Weak demand for goods has led to increasing bankruptcies. About 2 million Britons are expected to be jobless next year. Unite the Conservative Party: The party has been divided over issues such as Britain's ties with Europe
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      Lock icon METEORIC RISE
      77 19 AP. Name: John Major Age: 47 Education: Rutlish Grammar School, a state school for bright children, until age 16. Family: Married Ms Norma Johnson, 1970; daughter Elizabeth, 19, and son James, 15. Career: Bank executive. Parliament: Member of Parliament for Huntingdonshire 1979-83, and Huntingdon since 1983. Ministerial career:
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      WHAT THEY SAY
      132 19 I am thrilled and delighted John Major is to succeed me as Prime Minister of this country. He will be a superb leader of this country. 1 want everyone in the party to rally behind him so that he can go on to win a fourth successive
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    How younger S’poreans feel about handover
    223 20 spotlight Singaporeans who arc 30 or younger have never known a time when Mr Lee Kuan Yew did not head the Government. TRUDY LIM and MICHELLE LEE asked them what they have to say to Mr Goh Chok Tong who will be sworn in
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    Lock icon Traditional theme still tops
    425 21 A MA.JOR shopping centre has been sticking to traditional Christmas tun tor the family since it opened in uwa. While shopping complexes in town may churn out new gimmicks, such as Neptune playing Father Christmas and Santa-Cioats, Parkway Parade is more than happy to replay old
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      59 21 What a time for Rudolph 0 0 O o Ah! At last some place to come down with the flu! Oi' Where's yourl fR) h? J with no CBD and easy )jh We II have to stop. \f CBD coupon? parking too. Maybe I'll EfjVl/V^ 7 i T Find qood
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  • PARKWAY PARADE
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      A SHOPPER’S TALE
      738 22 Tis the season for shopping headaches. What fresh gifts to get for those special people and still come out being considered special. TIM LEONG tackles that problem SIX people mean the world to me Mum and Dad, sister Grace, my best pal Kheow, cousin Jack, and sweetheart
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      Guide to Parkway
      455 22 GIFTS AND JEWELLERY Halm's Gifts 81-147-149 Wide-ranging number of gifts featured. For Christmas, Kalm's is introducing a new range of Benetton products. Creative Gifts and Souvenirs 81-103 Specialises in office stationery and printing of letter heads, name cards, invitation cards. Lydia's Jewellery 81-128 Exquisitely handcrafted jewellery specially
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      71 22 ii ii ii ——ii ppi > I va/~ .1 I l _.l t v' B~7i Santo, can I hove The shopping centre is Q Q nol□ a I That takes core of N »k Kawan, con try Just charge it to Manager! »u m Nn w nil w an all
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      294 23 AT TOP-LINER ENTER! AINMENT TW() WAYS TO (N A <;F siIK»K Vte*ve brought together lots of talent to fill out the k a 11Wk <klk/k r n (her #4200,000 north of prize* must or hoii daily entertainment siMits in our r .MJ-I purchase S?.t() Iroin participating stores on the Christmas
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    How younger S’poreans feel about handover
    210 24 spotlight Singaporeans who arc 30 or younger have never known a time when Mr Lee Kuan Yew did not head the Government. TRUDY LIM and MICHELLE LEE asked them what they have to say to Mr Goh Chok Tong who will be sworn in
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      882 25 wednesdaytv FRIENDS NEXT DOOR RHYTHMS OF THE WORLD: f TIHHH ROBERT CRAY LIVE few days, she realises, to her horror, that she H a contemporary mix of fL*. has gained a few kilos. Meili laments, too, )U I S hlues and rock, Ihe Robert that she is overweight. Lifen starts
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    Hard to find good ties that bind
    196 26  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Alfonso Chan THINGS have a way of cropping up everywhere you're thinking hard about them. I was just talking to a friend about relationships and how difficult it is to have a good one. I tune into sitcom Roseanne (SBC 5.
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      159 26 n u I ...BUT IN O I AS CLOSE AS PAINASHAVE. In raw vou missed the point, the >«■» Panaahavr range now has .1 with the convenience of a fully rechargeable electric shaver. rwolutionary 47 mu n>n thin blade foil that's designed to cut and trap even Other Panashave features
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      358 26 wednesdav tv i: I I THIS 1955 feature film is the story of a young man's 4» i A attempts to win the love and respect of his father. -lames Dean (left) stars as Cal and Dick Davalos as Aaron, Vm£ tW n rot^er n r vet n drama set
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    1169 27 DEARAGGIE AFTER my fiance left for studies overseas, I learnt that my ex-boyfriend, who jilted me eight years ago to marry my best friend, was going through marital problems. When I approached him, he spurned me and I felt rejected for the second time.
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      527 28 USA Today. "THKY told me that I was dying," recalls actress Elizabeth Taylor of a day last April at St .John's Hospital in Santa Monica in the US. "They said it in front of my sons, too." Today, she is happy, still sober, slimmer (but dieting again) and
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      372 29  -  By Lo Tien Yin IT has been a good year for Chinese movie huffs. SBC has been showing more up-to-date Chinese movies. For example, All About Ah Long shown over SBC 8 recently was screened at the cinemas only last year. Previously those televised
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      421 30  -  I FANS can greet Linear at the airport today. They will arrive on SQ 107 at 1.05 pm. Bv Alfonso Chan L i INKAK is not a difficult group to appreciate. Its music can be heard in most discos in town. Sending All My Love,
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      421 30 USA Today. HICiH drama is central to the Klizabeth Taylor legend. Her hospital tales are no exception, putting her famously earthy humour to good use. "Oh, sweetheart, 1 had so much machinery coming out of my throat, my nose, my neck, it was like
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      327 30  -  By Vivien Chiong DESPITE this year's scaled-down Taiwanese Film Festival, overwhelming response has led to repeat screenings of four of the five films, this time at Plaza Cinema. A sixth film, the highly-ac-claimed Banana Paradise, was added on after daily sellouts. It was screened on
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      400 31 WEDNESDAYRADIO NOON News in Brief NOON News in Brief 12.05 PM Lunchdate 12.03 PM Popular Classics 1.00 News and Weather Report 1.00 News and Weather Forecast 1.15 Lunchdate (cont'd) 110 Currency Exchange Rates 2.00 News in Brief 115 Popular Classics (cont'd) 2.05 Afternoon Fare 145 Midday Market Report 3.00 News
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      256 31 COMICRELEF Fox Trot/Bin Amend PA'6E SAYS You'RE Too'RE. NpT A FAILURE. Look, LET'S 6© HAVE BoME PERSoNAd.Lt, having trouble jason, dear, no one dinner and forget about i prefer hmm.that WITH THAT MATH I'M A CAN Do EVERY MATH FOR "JAboN Fo*, WoOLD PROBLEM FAiLORE, MATH PROBLEM. J COULD. A
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      572 32 COMICRELIEF WEDNESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh EE9HHHI NOON Good Music, Company and Me NOON Newtdesk MRiPmar nn V to v A r 12.15 PM Sentimental Journey 12.30 PM Off the SheH 100 THINK SANTA Um\'M oifftlii f I fl NIKJATURTtE j THfTTTuu, 12.30 Keeping Track —Go On. Have A 12.45 Country
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      345 35 832 Employment A well established computer company requires the following General Clerka (MOO- MOO) Mln. OCE OV 'N' level Salea Technician (SBOO- S900) Mln (K'EWN' level Those with NTC cert In electronic servicing preferred Must possess Class 3 driving licence Indoor Sale* Eieculive (MOO- $900 incentive) Mln OCE OV N'
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      50 36 831 Profeaaional/ Executive Appointments ADMINISTRATIVE CUM ACCOUNTS PERSONNEL wanted by an engineering service* company in A M Kio Working experience- able to li.indie full set (if accounts, typing, drafting of letter, coordinating with customers Ap' above Interested pleas* write to OIK 5069, A M Kio Ind Park 2 *01-1553. S.2056
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      123 36 831 Professional/ Executive Appointments Funlture Manufacturer In SuiiKei Kadut requires: 1) DELIVERY DRIVERS 2) STORE ASSISTANT 3) CNC MACHINIST 4) PRODUCTION/ GENERAL WORKERS 5) PART TIME TEA LAOV/ OFFICE CLEANER We otfer Attractlvd pay h-days-week Transport provided at designated places Interested applicants, pis call 366-2398 or come personally to 10
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      264 37 832 Employment Well established Firm requires Female: A) ACCOUNTS CLERK B) BOOK-KEEPER C) GENERAL CLERK D) DRAUGHTSMEN E) TRAINEE DRAUGHTSMEN Interested applicants, please write In with full resume, current and expected salary and contact number to: B.T. BOX A ***** 390 Kim Seng Road S'pora 0923. FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVES Possess
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      250 38 AFP. THK World Boxing Council cannot carry out a threat to strip Evander Holyfield of his world heavyweight title if he fights George Foreman in April, a court in Paterson, New .Jersey ruled yesterday. Judge Amos Saunders cited the WBC's own rule hook and concluded that it would
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        Lock icon Gatting nets a round of criticism
        260 38 Reuter. MIKE Gatting, banned from Test cricket for playing in South Africa in January, caused a storm yesterday when he helped England in a practice session in Australia. The former England captain, who was banned until 1995 for leading a rebel tour to South
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        104 38 AP. SVVKDISH tennis star Stefan Edberg was awarded Sweden's most prestigious prize in sports the Achievement Medal in Stockholm yesterday. The award committee cited the top-ranked player in the world for his dramatic turnaround in this year's Wimbledon finals. Edberg rallied from a 3-1 deficit in the
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        110 38 AP. MIKE Tyson, the former heavyweight champion, knocked down one sparring partner and sent another out of the ring with sore ribs while continuing preparations at Trump Plaza for his Dec 8 light with Alex Stewart in Atlantic City. Tyson went five rounds yesterday, hitting sparring
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        113 38 AFP. TWO horses were killed in a bizarre accident at the end of a race in Newton Abbot, England, yesterday. Bore Hill Princess had just been pulled up by Dale McKeown after finishing third in the Vickers Bookmakers Selling Hurdle when she was hit by the
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      367 39 By Loh Tian Lee ON TODAY'S young, rests the future. But in the face of parental expectations of academic excellence, rival demands on time, and public indifference, the juniors' lot is a hard one. The four-day Code 10-Palmolive .Junior Tennis Circuit which ended yesterday, however, seemed to say
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      Chin Pang to captain team
      228 39  -  By Bernard Pereira THK babv of the pack 17-year-old Lai Chin Pang will lead Singapore's table tennis team to the Asian championships in KuaI la Lumpur from Dec 5-11. Chin Pang, who holds the national title, is only the second youngest international in Singapore table
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      53 39 Wire services Results of yesterday's international sports: SOCCER League Cup, II h rd: (Quern's Park Rangers 0 Lords i Shfffi«*lcl Cnitfd 0 Tottenham 2. i Southampton 2 Cryslid Palace 0. Zenith Data System Cup, Ist rd: Leicester 0 Wolverhampton I Northern Irish Hudweiser Cup s-fin aI: C.lenavon Omagh <>.
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      404 40 Reuter. Substitute Paul Walsh guided Tottenham to a 2-0 away victory over First Division doormats Sheffield United and into the last eight of the English soccer League Cup yesterday. Walsh came on as substitute in the 70th minute and inspired Spurs, who are third in
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      243 40 AFP. ARSKNAL midfielder Michael Thomas pledged yesterday that there would l»e no repeat of the October brawl between the Gunners and Manchester United when they meet in the English League Cup fourth round at Highbury today. "We made a big mistake at
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      215 40 AP. SPECULATION mounted yesterday when Diego Maradona paid a brief visit to Germany. The Argentine soccer star had, two days ago, said he wanted out of his Italian club team Napoli and the pressure that goes with it. Some German newspapers said Maradona could have met
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      Lock icon Roma’s style hurt by injuries
      218 40 AP. ROMA'S third round Uefa Cup tie against Bordeaux of France tonight is shaping up as a battle between the inju-ry-plagued and the scandalstruck. Roma looked impressive during their 4-1 thrashing of Bologna on Sunday but the home win took its toll. Forward Ruggiero Rizzitelli
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      1,000 paid but no tickets
      363 41  -  SEMI-FINAL 2nd LEG: JOHOR vs SINGAPORE Larkin Stadium (Saturday, 8.45pm) Stone*/ Abdul Shukor ABOUT 1,000 Singapore fans will not be at Larkin Stadium on Saturday despite having paid for their tickets. The problem is, they paid in advance to two tour operators, who are now
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      215 41 JOHOR team manager Datuk Suleiman Mohamed Noor last night reiterated his guarantee for the safety of the Singapore team and its fans at Larkin Stadium on Saturday. "You have my word, the team and all Singapore fans in the stadium will have maximum police protection during the m&tch.
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      Diehard fans all set to go
      229 41 ORGANISED tours is now the favourite way to travel to Larkin despite its proximity. The New Paper has over the last two days been besieged by more than 25 fans asking for the contact numbers of the tour operators. The tour organisers themselves Walter
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      THE FAS STATEMENT
      96 41 FOOTBALL Association of Singapore executive secretary Steven Tan last night announced that only 500 gallery tickets have been allocated for Singapore fans for the semi-final return leg at Larkin on Saturday. He said that demand has far exceeded the supply and advised fans that it is unwise
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        347 42 WHAT ROBIN SAID Are Singapore's Aussie strikers to blame for the Republic's goalless draw against Johor at the National Stadium last Saturday? Yes, says coach Robin Chan, in a Malay Mail report. No, says Alistair Edwards and Abbas Saad, who scoff at suggestions that they were selfish
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        ‘We weren’t selfish’
        148 42 ALISTAIR S ANSWER ALISTAIK Edwards scoffed at suggestions that he and fellow Australian Abbas Saad played selfishly. Alistair, Singapore's leading scorer, defended himself by saying he was trying 1 his best to ensure a Singapore victory. "I don't think we (he and Abbas) played I selfishly. Maybe
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        ‘Blame yourself, Robin’
        248 42 I ABBAS' ANSWER ABBAS Saad has been reported to have hit back at coach Robin Chan for Singapore's failure to take a lead over Johor. Abbas said in a report published in The Star yesterday that Robin should shoulder the blame and not point the finger at
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      251 42 Wire services. THIRD Division Stoke City yesterday signed muchtravelled winger Yince Hilaire from Leeds United on a tree transfer. WEST (lerman club Haver Leverkusen is hoping to sign Yugoslav international mid fielder Robert Prosinecki. Prosinecki, 21, was a member of the Yugolsav World Cup squad in Italy and plays
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