The New Paper, 16 January 1991

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Total Pages: 35
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    16 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1991 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS the J new* paper
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    Lock icon NO HOPE
    22 1 UN cancels all talks as Gulf heads for war/2 So when will war come? See graphics below Graphic' HUP X
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Thursday to Saturday — best time to attack
      219 2 Thursday to Saturday best time to attack Thursday through Saturday could be the best days this month for a United States led group of allies to attack Iraq. This calculation is based on a study of moonlight, tide and other conditions. The study was done by the American weekly magazine,
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      Lock icon Hopes for Gulf peace vanish
      452 2 Wire services. WITH only hours to go before the deadline (1 pm Singapore time) for Iraq to pull out of Kuwait expires, all signs point to a war. Sign 1: The United Nations Security Council cancelled discussions on the Gulf crisis this morning. By cancelling
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      ECO-NIGHTMARE
      454 3 Top environmental scientists warn of a global climate catastrophe if war breaks out in the Gulf. Reporter DAVE ANG and artist HOU SOON MING paint the nightmare scenario they outlined R ECENTLY, an international science conference in London outlined the environmental horrors a Gulf war may cause. Several Singapore
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      100 2 Hotlineplus TO share a point of view, call Hotline Plug, 734-7711, or write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Rd, S pore 0923. I Meet Your Communication Needs With Hitachi j Keeping in Touch Surveillance System with Cellular Phone keeps watch on your Approved by Telecoms f
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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  • QUICKNEWS
    • Article
      Ban on ex-Red lifted
      97 4 HOT STORY THE Government has allowed a former senior member of the Communist Party of Malaya, Mr Eu Chooi Yip, to come and stay in Singapore. Mr Eu was banned from entering the Republic in 1966. The Government's decision is based on compassionate grounds. Mr Eu,
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      DR GOH'S ROLE
      83 4 DR Goh Keng Swee, the deputy chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore and former Deputy Prime Minister, played a key role in the lifting of the ban. V Dr Goh met Mr Eu several times in China in recent years. He communicated to the Government that
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    • Article
      MR EU'S ASSURANCE
      50 4 "I AM now 72, and I have lost all interest in political activity. Nothing gives me more pleasure now than reading tine books and listening to good music and having my children around me," said Mr Eu Chooi Yip in a letter to Dr Goh Keng Swee.
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      Potluck Low
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      HEADLINERS
      90 4 The Straits Times: US, Iraq gear up for war as deadline looms. Business Times: Science and technology masterplan on the cards. Lianhe Z.iobao: Prospects for peace disintegrate as deadline approaches. Berita Harian: Hour of decision at Ipm today. SBC: The UN Security Council is in a deadlock over two
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
      • Article
        More from the Chest
        14 4 THE Community Chest $25 million compared with $17 million 1989.
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        M'sian economy
        68 4 MALAYSIA'S S per ft. 1 m growth prujroln»n I<»r lhi» year has Iwi-ii ><ali<l th»wu 11» 7.8 per eenl. Kinance Minister DoixiK iVuluka Diiim ZmInti<ldi(i stiirl yesterday »lie rpviwon takes into consideration uncertainties pose<l I»\ tlit (oilI crisis. Ile also announced that Mala>*ia econonn grew h> per com
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        Fighting the fat
        8 4 excess kilos and becoming combat-fit.
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Woman nabbed after boy dies in foil
      428 7 A six-year-old boy was found dead at the foot of a block of flats in Telok Blangah Drive yesterday. Police suspect the boy was thrown down by a woman. SURESH NAIR reports A WOMAN has been arrested following an incident in which a
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      Lock icon Tragic end for young driver
      256 8 A YOUNG man who obtained his driving licence only two weeks ago was killed when his new car went out of control and plunged into a canal. Edward Leong Siew Weng of Ulu Pan dan, 18, lost control of his black SBM Honda Accord at
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  • PARLIAMENT
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      New rule: 'Blame me, not Customs officers'
      520 10  -  By Irene Hoe BLAME the Finance Minister. Don't blame Customs officers if you get annoyed about having your tank checked by them at the Causeway. The minister, Dr Richard Hu, said so himself in Parliament yesterday when he responded to comments from MPs
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      Two Shared Values amended
      363 10  -  By Ng Wan Ching THE White Paper on Shared Values was amended and adopted in Parliament yesterday after a two-day debate. It will now be the basis for developing Shared Values among Singaporeans. Two of the five Values were revised. "Consensus not contention", now reads, "Consensus
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      CONTENTIOUS ISSUE
      131 10 CONSENSUS instead of Contention, proved the most contentious. At least six MPs wanted it changed. Their suggestions include: "Deliberations leading to Consensus" Mr Chng Hee Kok (Tiong Bahru GRC). "Consensus instead of Confrontation" Mr Yatiman Yusof (Tampines GRC). "Consensus instead of Conflict" Dr John Chen (Hong Kah GRC).
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      MAKE VALUES 'CONCRETE'
      103 10 ENSHRINE the Shared Values in concrete, said Mr I,eong Horn Kee (ThomI son). And he meant it literally. After suggesting some changes to the phrasing, of the values, he said they ought to "be enshrined" to become basic tenets of the value system in Singapore. Cast them
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Prices stable, rumours rife
      467 11  -  By Lois Ng PRICES of rice, oil and sugar have remained the same despite increased sales island-wide over the last few days. The shopping spree has been fuelled partly by rumours that some retailers are hoarding supplies to make a profit if prices go up. According
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      Extra for Fair Price
      166 11 NTUC Fair Price: Supermarkets have received extra container-loads of rice. The extra rice was despatched to the supermarkets to show that there are ample stocks of the item available. The rice was sent out to outlets in Toa Payoh, Ang Mo Kio, Kallang Bahru and Marine
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      S'poreans in Dubai prepare
      404 12  -  By Angeline Song s INGAPOREANS in Dubai 'have formed contact groups appointed officers to give 'information in case of an emergency. They did this when they met for the first time two days ago, said Mr Clement Mesenas. Mr Mesenas, 44, a Singaporean journalist based in
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      GLOSSARY
      134 12 THESE words appear in our stories today, i The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. flight of fancy: Letting the imagination run. ghoulish: Gruesome, very unpleasant, or concerned with dead bodies. outrageous: Shocking. prophetic: Correctly telling what will happen in the future. prospective:
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      Lock icon Holiday plans put on hold
      295 13  -  By Jackie Pau MANY Singaporeans seem to be putting their holiday plans on hold especially to Europe. So say six travel agencies contacted by The New Paper. Mr Anthony Chan, general manager of Chan Bros Travel Pte Ltd, says there has been a 40 per
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      THE BUSINESSMAN
      146 13 MR Sunil Bhojwani has stopped flying to the Gulf heeding the advice from his Dubai office to say put. The 31-year-old managing director of Universal Computers has stopped his regular trips to Dubai because of the Gulf crisis. His last trip was in September, a month after the
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      THE VACATIONER
      102 13 MS Karen Wang, 29, a copywriter, has put her holiday plans on hold. "Originally, I was thinking of going to London over the Chinese New Year," she said. Ms Wang changed her plans only two weeks ago when the political climate showed no signs of improving. "There could
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      351 12 I 12 —20 JANUARY 1991 WORLD TRADE CENTRE HALL 2 12 NOON —10 PM DAILY I I We Have Built The Home as I I Everyone Can Afford I fl I I Co'ov* I jj I I P I I 1 H J K'«cs<k> imi» I A I I S
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      172 13 Bring this advertisement to any participating Tissot retailer and receive an elegant 18k gold freshwater pearl pendant when you purchase a Tissot Stylist or Elegance bracelet timepiece. Available whilst stocks last. p JBeMWvmS Please answer the following question: Name the three features of the TISSOT SWISSPACK. (Answer can be found
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Iraqis stock up and wait
      396 14 Reuter. THE mood was one of resignation and disbelief in Baghdad yesterday. Shops closed and traffic diminished to a trickle in many areas in the Iraqi capital. Some Iraqis tried to relieve the tension with gallows humour. "What day is today?" asked a shopkeeper as
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      Lock icon US military ready for war
      314 14 Wire services. US soldiers are ready for war. But they were nervous and excited as heavy rain turned potential desert battlefields into a quagmire yesterday. "I'm a little nervous," said Andrew Temple, a 20-year-old army private first class from North Carolina, yesterday. "As far as
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      WHAT LEADERS SAY
      114 14 T Ahe war is inevitable if Saddam Hussein does not accept the conditions set by President George Bush. Israel's Defence Minister Moshe Arens If Bush attacks, lie will repent forever. We will teach the United States administration a hard lesson. Iraqi Information Minister Latif lassem A XXfter
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      Lock icon Leave Israel or no insurance, York and Ullman told
      184 15 AP. ACTORS Liv Ullmann and Michael York, who had vowed to continue filming in Israel even if war breaks out, have left because their insurance company threatened to cancel their policies, a publicist said on Monday. They flew to London on
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      Lock icon Killings: Arabs blame Israel
      174 15 AP. A WAVK of anti-Israeli anger swept through the Arab world yesterday after the assassination of the PLO's deputy leader and two other officials in Tunisia. Palestinian guerilla groups I vowed revenge. The overnight slayings in j Tunis by a renegade bodyguard shocked Arabs already angered
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      Lock icon Saddam remains defiant
      329 16 Reuter. PRESIDENT Saddam Hussein, saying Iraq will not retreat from its position, visited his troops in Kuwait on Monday and yesterday. "There will be no compromise on Iraq's and the Arab nation's rights...", Mr Saddam was quoted as telling his troops. He spoke on the eve of
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      Gulf war's second front
      382 16 AS the world edges towards war, the United States and its allies are also preparing to fight a "second front" against Iraqi-sponsored terrorists. Several terrorist groups, from Palestinian guerillas to the Japanese Red Army, have declared their intention of unleashing a wave of guerilla attacks around
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      Lock icon Yeltsin is losing his reason, says Gorby
      336 17 Reuter. SOVIET President Mikhail Gorbachev yesterday said his chief political rival, Mr Boris Yeltsin, was losing his reason. A furious President Gorbachev made his attack on the Russian Federation president in the Soviet parliament. He denounced Mr Yeltsin's announcement that he might have
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      Lock icon SOVIET WARNING
      63 17 w v ye shall not sell our honour for dollars. Newly-appointed Soviet Foreign Minister Alexander Bessmertnykh (above). Hit statement signals that the Kremlin will not change its policy to curry favour with the West. The US and Western Europe have condemned the bloody crackdown In Lithuania. They have
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  • FOREIGNSTOCKS
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      London
      228 17 SHARE prices closed lower yesterday, as the investment community remained shy of entering the market before a UN deadline for Iraq to leave Kuwait. Prices drifted lower throughout the session. However, a firm performance from Wall Street in the late London session boosted prices off their lows. The Financial
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      Lock icon Tokyo
      80 17 Reuter. STOCKS opened lower ahead of today's United Na-tions-sanctioned deadline for Iraq to pull out of Kuwait or face attack. The key Nikkei index was down 233.88 points or 1.01 per cent to 22,979.35 in the first 10 minutes of trade. "No one expected gains this morning," said a
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      Indices/Closing
      48 17 FT Industrials Tue 1,620.30 (1,627.90) Dow Jones Average Tue 2.490.59 12,475.74 > ST Industrial Tine 1,160.54 (1,177.52) NST Industrial Tue 2,743.15 (2,763.45) Hongkong Hang Seng~ Tue 3.000.92 (3,037,62) Australian All Ordinaries Tue 1(219.40 (1,231.20) Nikkei Stock Average Tin- Clowd 123.213,23) n hf k«' '<> *l»w" >«1 Oil' pfl« •">
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      New York
      229 17 PRICES finished narrowly mixed in subdued trading yesterday as the deadline for Iraq's withdrawal from Kuwait ticked closer. Volume was extremely light, an indication that investors refused to make any commitments should war erupt following the midnight EST (1 pm Singapore time) deadline. The Dow Jones average of
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  • spotlight
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      Now come the winter rains
      350 18  -  By Rosnah Ahmad ASOLDIKR could not have asked for a more treacherous battleground to fight Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's troops. The Gulf area, in which more than one million men are gearing up for war, cuts across one of the bleakest regions on earth. In
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    • OTHER ENEMIES
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        Scorching heat: Temperatures above 50 deg C
        44 18 Effects on man: Dehydration, sunburn and sunstroke. Effects on machines: Distortion of binoculars and sighting optics on tanks. Bending of gun barrels on tanks and artillery pieces. Radios go dead because wires are burnt out by heat.
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        Fine sand
        17 18 Fierce desert winds can kick up sudden dust storms, corroding equipment and blotting out visibility.
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        Dust storms
        17 18 Fierce desert winds can kick up sudden dust storms, corroding equipment and blotting out visibility.
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        Constantly shifting sands
        12 18 They change desert terrain, giving rise to navigational problems.
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        Lack of shelter
        21 18 Open desert provides little cover for ground troops. Lack of geographic landmarks makes it easy to get lost.
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      979 19 HUNTER: SHILLELAGH CHAMPIONS: 808 BEAMON CAPTAIN Charlie Devane has JIMMY Magee interviews Bob been dating Maureen, a lovely Irish f* Beamon (right), the superstar who woman whose brother, Sean, works in long-jumped into the record books of the Irish peace movement. Events f Mmf the Olympic Games of 1968. lead
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    A widow 2 weeks after marriage
    200 20  -  SEENLASTNIGHT By Vivien Chiong ACTRESS Christine Ng (as Xiaoyuan) is newly-married and expecting a baby in the Hongkong serial Hey! Big Brother (SBC 8, 6.45 pm). In real life, was married for about two weeks then widowed. Her husband, Anthony Yung, 51, a prominent
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  • Page 20 Miscellaneous
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      299 20 wednesdaytv 1J i LI BASED on Alice Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about growing up "pore, female, ugly and black" in the Deep Nominated for eleven Oscars, this 1985 movie is masterfully M WBm filmed from Menno Meyjes's script, with striking cinematography by Allen Daviau and a moving music score by
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    Are we too young for sex?
    1120 21 DEARAGGIE Dear Aggie, I HAVE been going steady with L for seven months. He is very caring and loving towards me and because of this I allow him to make love to me. Although my boyfriend seems to love me very much I do
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  • Showtime
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      A CUT ABOVE
      346 22  -  By Vivien Chiong HORROR and comedy go hand in hand. We had FrightNight, Beetlejuice, I Was a Teenage Vampire and Ghost Dad. Now cornea Edward Scissorhands. Edward's scarred face makes him look like the victim of a gang clash. His mass of hair is no different from
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      Practice makes Scissorhands
      200 23 FROM PAGE 23 ROCKER Johnny Depp spent two months before filming playing around with mock-ups of the sci&sorhands to get used to them. "Of course, it felt pretty strange initially but I soon felt natural. It waa important for me, like Edward in the film, to find
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      Movies in the pipeline
      261 23 AGAGUK LOU Diamond Phillips stars in this tale of love, murder and revenge set against the immense landscape of the Canadian Far North. Agaguk is sent away from the Inuit tribe by his father (Toshiro Mifune) and joined by his wife (Jennifer Tilly), also an outcast.
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      Hammer zooms up to the top
      464 23  -  By Alfonso Chan s TANLEY Kirk Burrell is a chart-busting phenomenon. I His album has been 36 weeks 'on the US Pop Album chart, either at No. 1 or 2. Never heard of him? Well, try M C Hammer then. The rapper has pounded
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      'We kissed until our lips bled'
      385 24 H I OLLYWOOD star Ryan O'Neal revealed recently that he once kissed actress Farrah Fawcett until their lips bled. This was when their romance started after Lee Majors, Fawcett's husband, had brought them together. At that time, O'Neal was a movie superstar and she
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      Anita Sarawak: Poised to record album in America
      244 24 SUPERSTAR Anita Sarawak hopes to he the first Malay artist to record an English alhum in the United States. "Capital Records (KMI) in US made an offer to me to record an Knglish album after they were satisfied with the songs in
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      47 24 HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO MEET PAUL LEKAKIS i ARRIVAL: (ML 16th Jan 1991 at 6.30 pm (PH AIR 503) J •f| HARD ROCK CAFE: 17th Jan 1991 at 11.00 PM V FIRE DISCOTHEQUE: ISthJan 1991 at 11.30 PM ''Jp* "TATTOO IT" j tIW-ll juw V s tVum't
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      398 26 I WEDNESDAYRADIO NOON NmlißrM NOON Nam to Brief 12.05 PM Ynr leacbdate It Rate Tan 12.03 PM Pipelar ClettJc* 1.00 Nm and Weather Riptrt 1.00 N«m and Naitttr Ferecatt 1.15 laechdate (caat'd) 1.10 Cerreacy Ex dun (a Rate* 2-00 Nam to Brief 1.15 Pegator CtaMfcs (ceat'd) 2.05 Feadatoe Ftolr with
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      Lock icon Assault charge against Johnson
      155 32 AFP. CANADIAN sprinter Ben Johnson has been charged with assault after a complaint by a former team-mate. Johnson will appear in court in Toronto on Jan 24. He went voluntarily to a city police station on Monday and was charged with the offence, which allegedly took
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      112 32 UPI. GERMANY'S governing track and field body has rejected doping rumours surrounding sprinter Katrin Krabbe. Krabbe, 21, emeregd one of the stars of last year's European Championships in Split, Yugoslavia, win- ning both the 100 m and 200 m dashes. A spokesman for
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      48 called to give evidence
      277 33  -  SHA INQUIRY By Suresh Nair FORTY-EIGHT people have been called to give evidence into allegations that a national hockey coach ill-treated his junior players during two separate tours last year. TTiis was stated yesterday by senior lawyer Syed Hassan Almenoar, the chairman of the five-man
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      Refs up in arms over AFC post
      464 33  -  By S Gulam HALF of the six-member Football Association of Singapore Referees' Committee (FASRC) have threatened to quit. They are shocked over the re-ap-pointment of R Balasubramaniam as Singapore's representative in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) referees' committee. He will now serve until
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      227 33 AFP. ARSENAL and Liverpool dominate the English League team that takes on its Italian counterparts in Naples tomorrow. Arsenal provides four and Liverpool five players in a strong side selected by Lawrie McMenemy, assistant to England manager Graham Taylor, and reflecting current League form. The two
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      122 33 AFP. THE first all-out strike by French professional footballers remained a distinct possibility after a meeting with the clubs and officials ended in stalemate yesterday. The meeting lasted four hours. It is now up to the Federal Council, which meets on Friday, to find a solution. The
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      BOW OUT. AMATEURS
      667 34  -  Jeffrey Low HEARTACHE after heartache, blunder after blunder. Can't the FAS ever get things right? In the pursuit of excellence, we still have to live with relics of amateurism in soccer's top level management. And there's nothing the fans can do except vent their frustrations through newspaper
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      Have a good rethink, FAS
      301 34 WHKN Mohd Shahar signed Abbas Saad and Alistair Kdwards for the Malaysia Cup last year, he was taking a gamble. I for one, preferred a local line-up, with Fandi and Sundram in attack. But, never mind, I thought, let's give the Aussies a chance, and
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      'I'm proud of FAS' decision'
      322 34 Calls about the FAS' exclusion of Abbas Saad and Alistair Edwards are still pouring in. But some callers are now urging fans to let the matter rest. Out of 12 calls received yesterday, four supported the FAS' decision. Four previous calls had also backed the
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      320 35 NST. BIG-SPENDING Pahang's hopes of getting Trevor Hartley as coach have hit a snag. The Englishman wants M 5435,000 which is way beyond what Pahang is willing to payThe former Malaysian national coach has asked for a M 5255,000 signing-on fee and a salary of MslBo,ooo
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