The New Paper, 24 January 1991

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  • Title Section
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    12 1 the new paper THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1991 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS
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      130 1 PATRIOT STOpSS*J ANOTHER SCUDAnACK Q THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1991 MCI (P) 75/4/90 SO CENTS i PI BB I■! WMm 1 B mm fVI BV Iml 1 I B^BUUfl in Wwl 11 nVH Bmß I f|^liff|^M*l|lßfli H Air superiority has H^H^f been Wwjft Bombed chemical baby nuclear reactors completely destroyed V
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Cut off and kill
      425 2 'The Iraqi army is sitting there dug in, waiting to be attacked and attacked it will be' p^i. Wire services. THE US is pleased with the way the week-long air blitz against Iraq is going on, two top American officials said yesterday. "We can conclude that
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      BATTLE DEBRIEF: DAY 7
      125 2 SORTIES More than 12,000 allied air missions flown since the start of the war. 20 allied planes lost; 16 in combat, including 1 American on Wednesday, for a total of 10 American, 4 British. 1 Kuwaiti, 1 Italian. 41 Iraqi planes destroyed, in a force of
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      Lock icon RESCUING DOWNED PILOTS
      281 3 AP. FOR a pilot who succeeds in bailing out of a stricken aircraft, the easy part is over. He may land on hostile urban street filled with angry citizens, a desert or an empty stretch of sea. US pilots carry survival kits: Tools, rations, fishing gear, flares,
      AP.; Graphics/ Hou Soon Ming  -  281 words
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      How long will the war go on?
      393 3  -  By Helen Chang HOW long will the war last? What will happen afterwards? Six people gave their views. Mr Yuksel Soylemez, Turkish Ambassador: "It is hoped the war will end in a matter of weeks rather than months. The situation is in the
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      After the war...
      211 3 THE experts' views on what will happen after the war range from a power vacuum in the Gulf to democracy in Iraq. Iraq and Syria will most likely emerge as leaders ina Middle East power vacuum, said Prof Crosswell. The US will face dilemmas trying to meet
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      25 2 Hotuneplus TO share a point of view, call Hotline Plus, 734-77U, or write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Rd, S'pore 0923.
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      LESSONS
      332 4 THE Gulf war has taught Singaporeans one important lesson: That the world is not "a nice, sweet and reasonable place". This was pointed out by Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew. He said that to survive in such a world, countries must have contingency plans. In Singapore's case, this meant
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      POTLUCK
      2 4  -  Low
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      HEADLINERS
      65 4 The Straits Times: Ground forces exchange fire. Business Times: Israel still holding back despite third Scud hit. Lianhe Zaobao: Land war erupts with Iraqi soldiers opening fire at Allied forces. Berita Harian: Israel waits for moment t< retaliate. SBC: US Defence Secretary Dick Chene> says Iraq will be defeated.
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        Spirit of Singapore
        129 4 SPIRIT, resolve and a sense of cohesion are our ultimate guarantee of success in the next 25 years, according to Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. Brig-Gen (Res) Lee yesterday outlined five trends in the world which can affect us: The changing US position due to its
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        Book on the future
        25 4 LONG-term plans to turn Singapore into a "nation of distinction" will be unveiled in a hook to be published next month.
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        Smaller rise for execs
        67 4 EXECUTIVES here got a smaller basic pay rise averaging 6.8 per cent in 1990, compared to 7.1 per cent the previous year. However, they got bigger average variable bonuses equivalent to 1.25 months' pay last year, compared to 1.15 months' pay in 1989, according to the
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Patriots hit Scuds over Israel
      420 5 Wire services. I IRAQ launched missile strikes against both Israel and Saudi Arabia this morning. But US Patriot rockets blasted the Scuds from the skies, witnesses said. i In Tel Aviv, an Israeli army spokesman said Patriots ini tercepted one Scud over northern Israel. Nobody
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      Lock icon Bomb explodes in Sydney
      185 5 Wire services. A PETROL bomb exploded in an Islamic centre in Sydney's western suburbs but no one was injured, a police spokeswoman said. "A bottle containing an accelerant of some sort was thrown through a broken window, exploded and set fire to the property,"she said. A
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      Lock icon Syria won't pull out of alliance
      275 6 AP. A SYRIAN minister yesterday ruled out his country's withdrawal from the allied coalition against Iraq. A state-run Syrian newspaper has also lambasted Jordan for its proIraqi stance. "Iraq's compliance with the will of the international community will end the war," said Information Minister
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    • CUT AND THRUST
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        48 6 THIS encounter between two mortal enemies, the Presidents of Iraq and Syria, was recounted by a minister of the exiled Kuwaiti Government in the latest issue of Time magazine. It took place at a meeting of Arab leaders in Morocco in 1982, according to Mr Ali al-Khalifa al-Sabah.
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      Lock icon Iraq closes border with Jordan
      160 7 AP IRAQ closed its border with Jordan yesterday as the flow of people fleeing allied air raids increased. Iraffi officials closed the border at about midnight from their side without giving any formal notification, Jordanian officials said. Jordan's Interior Ministry Undersecretary Salameh Hammad said in
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      Lock icon 'Normal' market day in Baghdad, says US network
      196 7 Centrespread: Journalist.on the spot AFP. DESPITE a week of aerial attacks, life in Baghdad has returned to relative normality, said US Cable News Network in a report cleared by Iraqi censors. Baghdad residents crowded into the city's markets to stock up on
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      Lock icon 'Giant Iraqi force ready'
      351 7 Reuter. IRAQ said yesterday it was keeping a "giant force" for the real battle when the USled enemy would finally be destroyed. Iraq's Defence Ministry said the forces held back under President Saddam Hussein's strategy would be used when the hour came. "These forces are fully
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      136 5 UJLF Jordan's Foreign Minister, Mr Taher Masri, will visit Iran next week to discuss Jft A peace efforts. Jordan is seeking international support for submitting a ceasefire resolution to the UN Security Council. UPDATE The lnte rnationai Committee of the Red Cross plans to visit Iraqi soldiers held by allied
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      201 6 NEW COVENANT FELLOWSHIP (A Department of Bethany Christian Centre) Presents nO** noes \j o w WHERE YOUR V* A life-changing rally VrUl* that brings relief and CCAD^U success into your JCMIWrI personal life. n I IVI f Speaker: Pastor Sani Fong DEI Senior Pastor of Tabcrnaclc of Worship of Scrcmban,
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  • FOREIGNSTOCKS
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      Lock icon Stocks and bonds up
      251 8 Wire services. AFTER a two-day decline, Wall Street stocks and bonds moved up yesterday. In words encouraging to investors, Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan said the central bank might have to push down the free-floating federal funds rate if the credit crunch continued. The Dow Jones
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      Lock icon Tokyo Stocks
      120 8 Wire services. JAPANESE stock prices recovered moderately in early trading this morning, encouraged by expectations of an easing in US credit policy, dealers said. Participants were also heartened by the growing perception that the benchmark Nikkei average has found strong support at the 23,000 level, they said. The
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      Indices/Closing
      54 8 c FT Industrials Wed 1,628.20 (1.630.60) c Dow Jones Average Wed 2.601.48 (2,603.21) r ST Industrial Wed 1,200.26 (1,209.84) r NST Industrial Wed 2,758.50 (2,775.04) n Hongkong Hang Seng Wed .1,090.40 (X(M>2.OH) Australian All Ordinaries Wed I.'JfI.IKO HM Nikkei Stock Average Wed 2M,0f>0,10 (2:».2r>:t «:>» f-'ivnn mi >»Milri. M'lct
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Stuck in the desert mud
      44 9 Tank to the rescue: A heavy truck is pulled out of axle-deep mud by a tank from the Ist Infantry Division earlier this week. Several days of heavy rain had turned the desert into fields of mud. Picture/ Reuter
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      Lock icon Movie stars fear terrorist attacks due to Gulf war
      199 9 Reuter. EVEN Hollywood has not been spared by the Gulf war. Security for celebrities and entertainment executives has been stepped up because of fears that they might be attacked by terrorists or obsessed fans disturbed by the tension of war, experts
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      Lock icon Iraq warns Turkey
      337 9 Wireservices. IR A Q warned Turkey yesterday of unspecified consequences after Turkey allowed its air bases to he used by US war- planes in bombing raids over Iraq. "We are certain enemy combat aircraft are using an air base in Turkey to carry out raids on positions
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Your holy war or mine?
      595 10 'ALL RIGHT, MEN WE'RE READY!* SAUDI Arabia and Iraq, on opposing sides in the Gulf war, have both called for a jihad or holy war against each other. On Jan 11, delegates to an Islamic conference in Baghdad declared that all Muslims must hit out
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Mixing ban after prison pregnancy
      283 11 AP. CO-KDUCATIONAL programmes have been suspended at the North Dakota State prison, because prison romances have got out of control. One prisoner, 19-year-old Karen Nowacki, is pregnant as a result of a kitchen tryst with a 25-year-old inmate, Danny Bushaw. Security Chief Steve Scott said
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      Lock icon US judge: Nude posters sexually harassed woman
      156 11 AP A US federal judge has ruled that nude pictures posted in the workplace constituted sexual harassment of a female welder. US District Judge Howell Melton ruled that 'M) nude and semi-nude pictures displayed at Jacksonville Shipyards in Florida sexually harassed Lois Robinson,
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      Lock icon Jail plan for sham Aussie marriages
      209 11 Reuter. AUSTRALIA plans to impose large fines and jail terms on people using sham marriages or relationships to win residence status for foreigners in Australia, Immigration Minister Mr Gerry Hand said yesterday. The decision follows a Government committee's report of "a significant number of
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      190 11 Romance o** Reunion, It Be a Heartwarming Experience At Veramhm P/ace. I Spend time with your loved ones this Then celebrate Lunar New Year's Eve special season, at Peranakan Place. with your family and friends at Bibi's the Pub, First with a romantic candlelight dinner on 14th February. Entrance is
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      60 MCs stolen from clinic
      347 12  -  By Yaw Yan Chong A T least BO medical certificates were stolen from a C»nvernment polyclinic. The thefts at the Queenstown Polyclinic earlier this month remain a mystery. "There was no sign of any forced entry. The doctor left the door to her room locked
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      MEDICAL CERT CASES
      95 12 Jan 16: Sani Ahmad, 25, a hotel night auditor, was fined $6,000 by a court for submitting eight fake medical certificates in which he gave himself 101 days off. Jan 8: Vijaykumar Pandav, 18, a sentry with the Police Academy, was fined $1,000 for using a forged
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      Bottled attraction
      175 12 ONE thousand bottles of Impulse and Lynx body spray were given away at OUB Centre between noon I and 1 pm yesterday in exl change for a New Paper couJ pon in the TNP/Unilever promotion. Ms Audrey Yeo, 23, ac- count assistant, who got a Lynx for her
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      Lock icon Katong crackdown hits stalls
      321 13 Illegal parking A CRACKDOWN on illegal parking has hit food stalls in the Katong area. Diners are shying away for fear of getting parking tickets, the stall owners complain. There are no parking lots in the area, reports Weekend East. Many motorists leave their cars parked
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      GLOSSARY
      121 13 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. adverse: Unfavourable, hostile. Adverse publicity is bad publicity. aplomb: Self-confidence, assurance. To do something with aplomb is to do it with self-confidence or assurance. begrudge: If you begrudge a
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      Weekend car: No drop in insurance
      185 13 INSURANCE rates for weekend cars will not be reduced. So a motorist who owns a car that can be used round the clock will pay the same insurance when he converts it to a weekend car. The Automobile Association of Singapore i (AAS) recently
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      81 12 REDIFFUSION SIL VE R WELCOMES Si PAT BOONE AS OUR SPECIAL GUEST ON FRIDAY, 25TH JANUARY 1991 I Wf A live interview at 2.00pm Vk Vruuir I with Brian Richmond, host of /J Brian Richmond Presents (a selection of golden classics spanning five decades), every Friday afternoon, Come check out
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      134 14 Now CD quality goes on the move like never before. Technics SL~XP2 Portable CD Player j| M .<w Technics SL-XP2. Poised to be the standard by which other portable CD players will be judged. Hear it Outstanding features: Super-Lightweight A mere 360 gms (including batteries) in a new sleek, compact
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
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      847 14 thursdaytv (Channel 7 30 pm) COP Rock is a blending of gritty I MURPHY was at first reluctant to i ma humo ur J a nd pop/rock music. VU help Miles Silverberg in the L Star ,nc l^ e R°nny x Larr\ m^WJ production of "FYI For Kids", a R°
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      527 15 Thursday tv seenlastnight I I I I'l 111 111 —Arnie, give up 4 THURSDAY FEATURE SPECIAL trni 0 U <, tl ,ff ARTHUR 2 ON THE ROCKS ttie roUgil StUtt BY VIVIEN CHIONG -i.r~ —(Channel 5, 10.30 pm) JI THINK of body-building and Arnold No Money. ARTHUR Bach (Dudley Moore,
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    Lock icon Journalist on the spot
    1405 16 LIVE ON TV lift i nr in WK AJIMPIY uaee e device Ww»M> at *XIT-Wlre to trnwn* reports to CNN hMdQUIftlfS in Atlanta, US. Thetour-wfre enettas reports to reach the them. Although *0 tJanhnna \pcpnoot noes m Bagdad are down, Mr Amett has his own special
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Many cars not theft-proof
      358 17  -  By Michael Lim M ANY cars are not steal-proof, according to two recent, separate surveys in Britain and Australia. Doors, ignition locks, boots, bonnets and even fuel caps on a wide range of Japanese and European cars were tested to see if they could be easily
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      Keep your car locked
      62 17 TIPS FROM POLICE YOU can prevent your vehicle from being stolen by following these tips from the police: Lock your vehicle. Install a steering wheel lock and a car alarm. Engrave your vehicle registration number on the windscreen. Remove valuables from the car when you leave
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      Japanese cars fail magazine test
      338 17 MOST DIFFICULT TO BREAK INTO BMW 7 and 5 series Mercedes-Benz 230E/300E NO Japanese-made car passed a "stealability" test conducted last month by the British Consumers' Association. According to the Daily Mail newspaper, of the 112 vehicles tested, only two both European makes stayed locked.
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  • Showtime
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      Lock icon Dr Resurrection
      440 18 OMING to Picturehouse is a I film which will make you I weep all the way home as I you did for Dustin Hoffman in Rain Man or Daniel Day Lewis in My Left Foot. Awakenings, starring Robin w Williams and Robert De Niro, tells the true story
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      Williams: I wept when I read the script
      193 18 ACTOR Robin Williams was so moved by the script of Awakenings that he wept when he first read it. "I was on an aeroplane and the stewardess thought I was having a nervous breakdown," he said. He plays the part of the
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      Close shave brings star good fortune
      547 19  -  By Vivien Chiong L UCK follows if you survive a close shave, so goes a Chinese saying. f That has been the experience of SBC actor Wang Yuqing, who shaved bald for last October's TV serial Enchanted Eyes. In it, he played a Qing
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      FATAL ENDEARMENT
      178 19 IT can be fatal to love a spy Fatal Endearment, a new SRC serial on the work of spies, latins on Monday. Il replaces Against 'he Wind on SBC N at 9.30 pm. Wang Yuqing plays a patriotic police in sj»ector who helps a Chinese secret agent (Pan
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      Honeymoon for life: Cruise
      184 20 ACTOR Tom Cruise, speaking for the first time publicily about his marriage to Nicole Kidman, said they would be on honeymoon for the rest of their lives. Life with Nicole is "absolutely wonderful", he said. Cruise spoke about his marriage while attending the American Cinema Awards
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      Oh, for 24-hour TV every day
      628 20  -  By Ken Jalleh Jr SO who says there's nothing new and exciting on TV these days? Seen last week were great movies, documentaries, reruns. And oh yes, the Gulf war round-the- clock. Just when our household had begged off watching TV with the entirely
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      27 19 Don't Miss The Latest Success Story From Europe single Sadness part 1. Ij^HH NOl. IN: Austria Belgium iPyIHH Germany Switzerland iHHE&IHifinIkMH nm\ AN ALBUM OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
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      41 20 THE ONLY ENGLISH NEWSPAPER AVAILABLE :i ki -r'lfe;.:. fISiMaMWMB ON CNY 2ND DAY 16 FEBRUARY WILL BRING YOU LOCAL, FOREIGN FINANCIAL NEWS We'll be available at: M 7-ELEVEN OUTLETS NEWSSTANDS M CONVENIENCE STORES MKT STATIONS BUS INTERCHANGES m PLACES OF INTEREST
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  • Page 21 Miscellaneous
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      479 21 i THURSDAYRADIO NOON News in Brief NOON Newt in Brief 12.05 PM Your lunchdate 1t... 12 03 PM Papular Classics 1.00 News and Weather Report 1.00 Newt and Weather Forecast 1.15 Special Report on the Cull War 1.10 Currency Cichange Rates 1.30 Lunchdate (cont'd) 1.15 Popular Classics (cont'd) 2.00 News
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      189 21 1 COMICRELIEF Fox Trot/Bin Amend on Huti. MO MARCUS «5 A RtLSCOtD Too KNOW MOHfc, I CANT SuPIK f"\AKto l\JO' WHAT THAT Two.THiea L°*o. ToADbToou I > MfcANb, JMFo«- Foul? TOU... Doo-DAH lASTWGKI OBHTw? TuNAT[xf Augusta /Dominic Poelsma Angus McGill r t~i vi r ~—7 s I WfrF 1 WHIMHSK
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      383 22 COMICRELIEF THURSDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh E3HHI 12.10 PM Sentimental Journey HOOH Newsdesk MwToeSsioij i KNOW iw iwe C!so W fIHHL. 100 Ntws I 3 J*' °J I Sh vOITM ASTAOLO6V sceimkG AGUJtoCI I fcMVEM B># fT pmlfecvl -ihbAV.*xJ 1.10 Calling All Maids 12.45 Andy Kershaw's World of Mask >IS 6ETTIN6
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  • TRAVELNOTES
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      Melbourne's mad Moomba month
      341 23  -  Stories/ David Brazil MARCH in Melbourne, capital city of Australia's state of Victoria, means Moomba. And Moomba means, according to its northern Queensland aboriginal origins: "Let's get together and have fun." All of which means that March is a lively time to visit Melbourne. There's always
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        HK RUGBY SEVENS
        99 23 A MAJOR event on the east Asian sporting calendar is the Cathay Pacific/Hongkong Bank Invitation Seven a-Side Hughy Tournn ment (better known as just "the Sevens"). This year's meet, on March 23 and 24. i.-> the biggest yet. The giants of world rugby six h .is New
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        MALAYSIAN MOTORHOMES
        49 23 IT'S a ih-v\ srU'-drive wa\ nt exploring M.i laysia. Malav'MUii Mnhifhomes nuikrs avjiilalit< hilly .sell n«maiiw'ii \<hi<l«- n\i lh s»ie«*i rtK>n> lur I'mir people at»<l olhrr IVieilitit-> The daily raU> slarl- al a k ((liiri-nu-iit i relVimalilt tioml >Ton I-nil (ifhnl> Iroiu Ki «»n Travel al -D">-iWi.VI
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      TRAVEL SNAPS
      86 23 THAI International's Discover Thailand air ticket scheme has been extended until the end of 1991. It costs about $376. Details from Thai International at 224-2011. 2N Cruising-to-Nowhere for the price of one night. That's the "comeback" deal offered on board renovated Ocean Pearl cruiser. One sailing only: Jan
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      183 24 the new paper yf C M i •fJe**' tt Ira IPMfciflMMfßHaliß|*|bi I B^^B^BBI^B Date: 26 Jan 91T Venue: LT 22, 24 Time: 9.00 a.m 5.00 p.m. FORUM I LT 22 FORUM 111 LT 22 FORUM V LT 22 FORUM VII LT 22 9.00 a.m. 10.45 a.m. 11.00 a.m. 12.30 p.m.
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      327 27 Reuter. PAULO Futre scored one goal and made another but Greece came back to beat Portugal Group 6 match in Athens yesterday. The victory put Greece level with group leader Holland. Both teams have four points but Holland has a superior goal difference. Greece took the
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        91 27 AP. THE Athletics Congress said yesterday that shot put world record-holder Randy Barnes did not prove his drug tests were tampered with, and refused to lift his two-year suspension for steroid use. Barnes, 24, was suspended by the International Amateur Athletic Federation after testing positive for use of methyltestosterone
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        89 27 AP. HENRY Marsh, the American record-holder in the 3,000 m steeplechase and a four-time Olympian, has had his two-year suspension revoked by the American Arbitration Association. In a press release, Marsh, 36, said the decision was made last Friday. Marsh was suspended early last year by The Athletics Congress
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      391 28 Rumbelows League Cup q-final: Coventry 0 Sheffield W 1 Q-final replays: Man U 3 Southampton 2, Tottenham 0 Chelsea 3 AFP. MARK Hughes sent Manchester United marching into the Rumbelows League Cup semi-finals with a magnificent hat-trick in an incidentpacked replay at Old Trafford last night. But it
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      345 28 AFP. PAUL Gascoigne was again in the centre of controversy as cash-starved Tottenham's problems mounted with its exit from the Rumbelows League Cup. After 0-0 draw in the first match, troubled Tottenham bowed out with a 3-0 home defeat by Chelsea in the replay. The England World
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      209 28 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: SNOOKER World Masters Men's singles, (^-finals: •limmy White (Kng) bt Steve 1-ongworth (Kng) N-f>. J James Wattana (Thai) bt Peter Francisco (SA) 8-2. Darren Morgan (Wales) bt Steve Davis (Bng) 8-. r Doubles s-finals: Brady C.ollan/Jim Wych (('an) bt John Parrott/Neat Foulds
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      286 28 EUROPE KICKOFF: ITALY Reuter. STRIKER Daniele Massaro, called up to replace out-of-form Dutch international Marco Van Basten, fired the winner for AC Milan in the 1-0 First Division win over Pisa. That brought it to within one point of League leader Inter-Milan,
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      184 29  -  SHA INQUIRY: DAY 4 By Suresh Nair THE panel investigating allegations of mis-treat-ment of junior hockey players has extended its hearing by one day. "We originally set aside only four days for the inquiry," said Syed Hassan Almenoar, head of the fiveman panel after last
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      283 29  -  By Abdul Shukor BALESTIER United struggled to beat Tyrwhitt Soccerites 1-0 at Toa Payoh last night. Ishak Saad's penalty was the match-winner. After watching Geylang's exciting 2-0 win over Police on Tuesday, last night's game seriously undermined the respectability of Singapore soccer. It has come to
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      175 29 SINGAPORE Press Holdings has moved into soccer sponsorship. The publishing giant has agreed to a $140,000 sponsorship .f Premier League club Tiong Bahru CSC. The amount is the highest for a Premier League club this season. It is also the largest single amount SPH has donated
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      109 29 I WORLD SNOOKER MASTERS AFP. WELSH champion Darren Morgan dealt Steve Davis another bitter blow yesterday. He beat him 8-5 to enter the semi-finals in Birmingham. Davis has now gone 10 months without winning a title. The sixtimes world champion had gone 3-2 ahead with a
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      598 30  -  GEARING UP FOR THE MALAYSIA CUP By Abdul Shukor Malay Mail. Selangor negotiating with Foster YET another Australian soccer player is set to make his mark on the Malaysia Cup when the season kicks off in May. Craig Foster, 21, is currently negotiating with Semi-Pro champion Selangor.
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