The New Paper, 14 February 1991
1991-02-14
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Title Section16 1991-02-14 1 the new paper THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1991 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS the new f paper16 words
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Advertisement24 1991-02-14 1 MAR/fc@NA SCAND/Ct% Italian police say he's ring. Soccer IW star refuses to talk. tJ P/ Y\ Bf GULF WAR AND YOU —PM GOH H24 words
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Article, Illustration43 1991-02-14 1 Saddam put civilians in bunker that was attacked, says US IWzs it a civilian shelter or a military centre? pages 12 and» Shelter or bunker?: Iraqi civilians in Baghdad identify the bodies of people killed in the bombing yesterday. I Picture/ REUTERI Picture/ REUTER - 43 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration464 1991-02-14 2 The War and you PM Goh A land battle in the Gulf appears inescapable. If the Gulf War drags on and casualties mount,the mood of the markets will change. The US recession will deepen, and economic growth will slow doum everywhere. I H A C, /&A THE Prime Minister has464 words
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Article, Illustration34 1991-02-14 2 Slower business because of war but no severe immediate ill-effects here If war drags on, growth will slow down everywhere Once war is over, business will pick up again Cel GulapaCel Gulapa - 34 words
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Article166 1991-02-14 2 DEFENCE: The Gulf War brings home vividly the importance of a strong defence and the SAF. No nation can safely assume that its security will not be threatened, nor rely solely on others for security, says Mr Goh. "Even if the UN forces now liberate Ku wait,166 words
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Article19 1991-02-14 2 The New Paper will not be publishing tomorrow. We wish all readers a Happy Lunar New Year.19 words
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Article16 1991-02-14 2 We are the only English newspaper in Singapore to be published on Feb 16.16 words
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284 1991-02-14 2 Abhijit Nag - By Abhijit Nag THE first St Valentine was a Roman physician, who became a martyr during the persecution of Christians. The second St Valentine was an Italian bishop. Valentine's Day, however, has nothing to do with these saints. This special day for lovers dates284 words
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Article, Illustration335 1991-02-14 3 Eliza Teoh - By Eliza Teoh HERB'S a Inn tern to light up your Lunar New Year. This giant lantern is about four storeys high and one-and-a-half storeys in diameter. It took Mr Akira Takahashi, 42, a floral decorator, about three months to design and build. He is hoping to getPicture/ Simon Ker - 335 words
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Article57 1991-02-14 3 Height: 12.3 m Diameter: 4.3 m Weight: 120 kg, or twice the weight of a typical Singaporean man. The lantern is made mainly from styrofoam, iron, silk and crypton cloth. About 210 m of cloth are used for the lantern. There are six different colours of cloth. The57 words
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Advertisement50 1991-02-14 2 HOTLINE OUR Hotline Plus (734-7711) will be operating until ,1 pm today. On the first and second day of Lunar New Year, you may call nnd leave a message in our answering machine at the same number, or call us back on Feb 17 from 9 am to 7 pm.50 words
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QUICKNEWS
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Article230 1991-02-14 4 HOT STORY THE practice of Members of Parliament serving on the boards of private sector companies should be encouraged, said the Prime Minister. But Mr Goh Chok Tong said MPs must draw a line between their private position as board members and their public position230 words
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CATCH OF THE DAY
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Article76 1991-02-14 4 AMERICAN high school students are consistently performing far below their foreign counterparts. This is especially so in mathematics and science. The poor educational system is the most serious long-term problem facing the US economy says a report by the Council of Economic Advisers. A recent study of76 words
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Article46 1991-02-14 4 BRUNEI has banned a foreign Islamic group which it said posed a threat to religious harmony in the country. The Al-Arqam Muslim religious group was accused of, among other things, luring schoolgirls in clandestine midnight meetings. Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah issued the decree yesterday.46 words
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Article67 1991-02-14 4 THE United States may have a new anti-missile system by the middle of the decade. It could be used to defend the US and its allies says the Defence Department. The system could cost about $15 billion. A more complex system to shield against ballistic missiles could67 words
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Article71 1991-02-14 4 JOHOR has welcomed a proposal to make it compulsory for Malaysians working abroad to register with the Ministry of Human Resources. It says the move could help the authorities to keep track of the movement of workers to Singapore. The proposal was made by the Deputy Human71 words
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Article62 1991-02-14 4 AUSTRALIA is facing n shortage of academics. It needs 19,000 of them to improve falling educational standards. Canberra plans to tap the "refugee markets" such as China, Hongkong, Eastern Europe and South Africa to fill the vacancies. It is considering ways to speed up the intake of62 words
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Article, Illustration76 1991-02-14 4 TENDERS arc being invited for the Malay Village again. The Housing Board said yesterday that the village will now include a 0.6 ha adjoining plot and thr lease will he for 20 years instead of 15 years. The tender opens on Monday. The winner will he allowed76 words
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Article83 1991-02-14 4 The Straits Times: Iraq: 500 killed in hit on bomb shelter. Business Times: PM keen to see more MPs on companies' boards. Lianhe Zaobao: Baghdad bomb shelter hi in Allied bombardment. Berita Harian: Malay Village "opens doors' to non-Malays. SBC: Hundreds of Iraqi civilians are reported to have died83 words
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Advertisement323 1991-02-14 4 The New Paper/OshKosh B' Gosh® "Picture Perfect 11 Photo Coatest. 11 w ,4 /Lf J® 'h Kids look adorable in OshKosh B' Gosh! I We are looking for Singapore's 1 most adorable kids. Just enter your favourite children's photograph (14 years below) and take a shot at great prizes. The323 words
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Article, Illustration498 1991-02-14 6 Dave Ang - By Dave Ang A PRIVATE investigator was attacked by a man he was hired to tail. The assailant hit him repeatedly with a pole wrapped in newspaper. The investigator said the one-metre long metal pole was about 3 cm thick. He hadPicture/ David Tan - 498 words
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Article132 1991-02-14 6 THE private investigator said he is only doing the job on a part-time basis. He has been a private investigator for less than a year. It was the first time he was attacked on the job. However, it was not the first time he was132 words
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Article, Illustration263 1991-02-14 6 THIS Lunar New Year is going to be hectic for Mr Abu Bakar bin Along and his relatives. They will be busy preparing for Yuhua Community Club Malay Activity Group's presentation in the Chingay Fantasy 1991. Their item offers a glimpse of263 words
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Article81 1991-02-14 6 WHAT hotter station to listen to on Valentine's Day then NTUC Radio Heart. Singafnire's newest station true to its name has lined up a full day of heartening specials. In addition to its regular guests and munic there will he sweet nothings throughout the day.81 words
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Article, Illustration310 1991-02-14 7 Michelle Lee - By Michelle Lee H I OLD it! Before you throw out that bag of trash, read this. Better yet, read War on Waste How to Make Millions from Trash. The new book is by Singaporean financial consultant Dr RC Cooper and its title tells310 words
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Article119 1991-02-14 7 WAR on Waste is a project of the Rotary Club of Singapore's "Preserve the Earth" programme this year. Dr Cooper, 68, is a past president of the club and the chairman of the club's Environmental Protection and Recycling Sub-Committee. A qualified chartered accountant with a PhD119 words
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Article78 1991-02-14 8 APPENDICITIS is the inflammation of the appendix due to a combination of infection and obstruction. Obstruction may be due to a small mass of faeces accumulating in the appendix. Symptoms may be a sudden pain in the abdomen, generally very severe. There may be a disturbance of78 words
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Article, Illustration361 1991-02-14 8 Norenshah Sahari - By Norenshah Sahari IF you have a pain in the gut, don't take it lightly. It may be appendicitis, which could prove fatal if ignored. Such pain proved to he a close call for a journalist. He went to a hospitals emergency unit, was treated for361 words
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Article179 1991-02-14 8 CAN appendicitis be mistaken for gastritis? One doctor said: "The problem with appendicitis is that in the early stages, its symptoms are very much like gastritis. "Unless a patient comes in with high fever and agonising abdominal pain, any doctor could easily mistake it for gastritis."179 words
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Article113 1991-02-14 8 NUH ANSWERS WHEN the patient first presented himself at the Emergency Department, there were no findings to suggest appendicitis at the time of examination. The diagnosis of upper abdominal pain in his case was gastritis and the appropriate treatment was given. The early diagnosis of acute113 words
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Article, Illustration324 1991-02-14 9 s HE left home eight months ago, saying she was meeting a friend in Johor Baru. 1 She told her family she would be back in the after- noon. Rut that was the last time anyone saw Madam Goh Chay Huang, 28. Her car was324 words
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Article143 1991-02-14 9 THRSE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. appendicitis: An illness in which your appendix is infected and painful. It is usually treated hy removing the appendix. appendix: A small tube inside your body which is closed143 words
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124 1991-02-14 9 "WILL my mother come back for the reunion dinner?" That's what Jerry wants to know. If Madam Goh fails to return home this weekend, it will be Jerry's first Lunar New Year without mum. Jerry said: "I think of mummy a lot, and124 words
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Article, Illustration530 1991-02-14 10 Ng Wan Ching - By Ng Wan Ching FIRE was sweeping through their flat For the family trapped within, there was no way out the grille gate was locked and the key could not be found. But help was at hand. Neighbours forced the gate apart soPicture/ Mohd Ishak; Picture/ Saiful Bahar - 530 words
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323 1991-02-14 10 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin IT was a wet start to the Lunar New Year for the eight shop tenants occupying the basement of Specialist Shopping Centre. At around 3 am today, they were informed by the OCBC Property Services Pte Ltd, which owns the building,323 words
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Advertisement291 1991-02-14 7 ADVERTISEMENT pass the 'always in shape' test 9 JHF ym Would you allow someone to step on your spectacle frames? JjV Not unless he was bigger than you and IT looked dangerous, we imagine. But when a reporter from the Straits Times sweetly said she wanted to step on our291 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration290 1991-02-14 11 AP. SYRIA is ready to recognise Israel's right to exist as part of a comprehensive Middle East peace order after the Gulf War. The German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher said this in Damascus yesterday after talks with Syrian Foreign Minister Farouk alSharaa. The Syrians saidAP. - 290 words
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Article, Illustration261 1991-02-14 11 Reuter. SMOKE from oilfield fires raging in Kuwait would not delay an invasion of the occupied emirate, says the commander of the Allied forces. "Smoke really isn't that much of a problem," fieneral Norman Schwarzkopf said yesterday during a flying vis it to theReuter. - 261 words
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Article, Illustration538 1991-02-14 12 Whose shame was it? Was the place where hundreds of Iraqis died a civilian or military bunker? The Allies say military; Iraq says civilian. A BBC correspondent who admits he lacks the military intelligence the Allies have also says civilian Wire services. THE United States hasWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 538 words
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335 1991-02-14 12 BBC CORRESPONDENT SAYS: THE British Broadcasting Corporation this morning asked BBC Television's Baghdad correspondent. Mr Jeremy Bowen, for his views on the bombing. Q: Is there any doubt in your mind that the shelter in the district of Amiriya was a military target? A:335 words
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Article, Illustration565 1991-02-14 13 Wire services. THE Allied air raid on a bunker in Baghdad yesterday has left teenager Omar Adnan without any family. Adnan, 17, said his three younger sisters, mother and father all died. In a faint voice, Adnan, 17, said: "I was sleeping and suddenly I feltWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 565 words
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279 1991-02-14 13 UPI. THE deadly accuracy of the Allies' high-tech precision bombing may cause the anti-Iraqi coalition its most serious political setback of the Gulf war. Observers said yesterday's tragedy, in which at least 500 Iraqi civilians were killed, is sure to be exploited byUPI. - 279 words
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Advertisement91 1991-02-14 11 I II i" POUBJ-E YOUR DOPIH YOUR WORDS WORDS AND PRIZES!! AND PRIZES!! .^3ja—j| f f r^ieCTSI2OO CR-DlO HS-GS7Mkll TP-37 That's what The New Paper/ Aiwa Word Game is all about on February 16,1991. The more words you make from a given set of 11 letters, the more prizes you91 words
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Advertisement50 1991-02-14 13 vm KLUPDATEja is Germany announces Y immediate yr financial aid worth 1 $178 million tor Egypt. Iraqi troop* using Kuwaitis as human shields around military installations in the occupied emirate, says Kuwaiti envoy to the United Nations. Iraqi Foreign Minister Tareq going to Moscow for talks with President Mikhail Gorbachev.50 words
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273 1991-02-14 14 AP. AN 80-year-old man told police he killed his 70-year-old girlfriend, after she insisted on staying naked because it was too hot. Rogerio Herrera of San Antonio, Texas, pleaded guilty on Monday to killing Ms Amelia Perales, his girlfriend of nine years. HeAP. - 273 words
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141 1991-02-14 14 AP. FIREMEN had to be called in when a 2Va-year toddler in California got stuck in a giant milk can. Justin Kinder was playing with the antique 38-litre milk can at his home in Menlo Park this week and decided to crawl in,AP. - 141 words
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Article113 1991-02-14 14 Reuter. HARD-PRESSED students in Bandung thought they had found the key to passing exams "magic pencils". "Just write whatever you want and the computer will correct your answers with the help of the electronic wire on the pencil," the man who marketed these pencils toldReuter. - 113 words
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Article, Illustration391 1991-02-14 15 Lois Ng - Showtime By Lois Ng takes a maximum of 12 people. The four big rooms can' accommodate 20 people each. Each room has a screen and a cordless microphone. Drinks and snacks are served. The menu is shaped like a compact disc. A room that is styledPictures/ Simon Ker - 391 words
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Article, Illustration340 1991-02-14 17 Today is Valentine's Day, a day of love and romance. Six eligible male stars tell VIVIEN CHIONG what their idea of romance is. LOIS NG asks four female stars about their first Valentine's Day TONY LEUNG CHIU-WAI, 28. Hongkong actor "Romance is all about surprising the340 words
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Article, Illustration353 1991-02-14 17 Teenage singer Maizurah, 19, has only been on one Valentine's Day date with a guy. It was four years ago and she felt awkward. "We tried to make the day what everybody says it should be. We went out for dinner, he gave me roses and I353 words
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Advertisement39 1991-02-14 17 Lets usher in the Jt Lunar New Year with Love Ones <& swing your way to 4am Tll v—- A k 4 M *V; 21 Cuscaden Road Basement 2 Ming Arcade Singapore 1024 Tel: *****04 *****87 (Opp. Hard Rock Cafe)39 words
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Advertisement143 1991-02-14 18 Now CD quality goes on I the move like never before. Uup "'-^j^ Technics SL"XP2 Portable CD Player Technics SL-XP2. Poised to be the standard by which other portable CD players will be judged. Hear it /jM:V^' Outstanding features: Super-Lightweight A mere 36() gins (including batteries) in a new sleek,143 words
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Miscellaneous762 1991-02-14 18 thursdaytv KING SOLOMON'S THE DIARY OF A WCK^Y'SHAP pY right, with Sharon Stone) stars as P.!!!5 f ®J Ch 1 W )un a MICKEY, Minnie, famous African hunter Allan ik h? '3 f i share broker who flouts Donald, Daisy and Pluto Quatermain in this adventure film. f-'- eaw a762 words
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Article, Illustration338 1991-02-14 19 Vivien Chiong - THETVPAGE By Vivien Chiong H ONGKONG'S raging sex symbol Amy Yip will fill up a large portion of your TV screen this Lunar New Year. The actress will be a special guest on SBC's annual Lunar New Year Celebration (SBC 8, 10.30Illustration/ Hup Lee - 338 words
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Article, Illustration627 1991-02-14 20 Michelle Lee - Stories Michelle Lee DON'T let all those gloomy predictions from geomancers get your goat. Brighten up your day with a visit to the Hong Bao Special '91 which opened last Saturday It has set the Singapore River ablaze with spectacle. Five gigantic floats imported from China and thousandsPictures/ Choo Chwee Hua - 627 words
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Article190 1991-02-14 20 WHEN Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong switched on the Hong Bao Special '91 last Saturday, it signalled the start of an extravaganza of river sight and sound. The nine-day festival opened with an exciting 20minute fireworks display. The nightly highlights include performances from the famous190 words
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Article108 1991-02-14 20 OTHER attractions are: Variety performances on the floating stage: A major highlight is the Shanxi Song and Dance Troupe from China. It performs on a tiered grandstand. There are also local singers such as Eric Moo and Lin Anlin and Taiwanese singers. Opera fans can also find108 words
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Article, Illustration408 1991-02-14 21 GLORIA Estefan is back on her feet and doing the conga again. Less than a year after a bus crash nearly paralyzed her, the 33-yeur-old Cuban-born performer will hit the road again next month with an ambitious world tour. Some 40 cm of steel rod are attached408 words
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Article, Illustration127 1991-02-14 21 Lois Ng - FROM PAGE 14 By Lois Ng NATIONAL male karaoke champion Ong Ai Sing totes up a $100 bill every month at a karaoke lounge. The national serviceman practises singing two or three times a week at the Marina Musical Case lounge at the Marina Square. He127 words
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Miscellaneous418 1991-02-14 23 COMICRELIEF T THURSDAYRADIO Orchard Road/coim Goh |232n3EE32]H 12.30 PM Sentimental Journey NOOM Nowsdotk -v r~ 1.00 News 12 30 PM 011 the Sh€,f \?a (\TT'S TAST* MSO.&EtAUSfcrT ■■■jASLCNfIAS C£MAINf T|^KE 1.10 Calling All Maids 12.45 Financial News fi CONVENIENT )y$ 'NVOUIE6WMVLI DO NOT l™jff 200 Pop Around! 12.55 Word, of418 words
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Article, Illustration627 1991-02-14 24 Michelle Lee - Stories Michelle Lee DON'T let all those gloomy predictions from geomancers get your goat. Brighten up your day with a visit to the Hong Bao Special '91 which opened last Saturday It has set the Singapore River ablaze with spectacle. Five gigantic floats imported from China and thousandsPictures/ Choo Chwee Hua - 627 words
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Article190 1991-02-14 24 WHEN Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong switched on the Hong Bao Special '91 last Saturday, it signalled the start of an extravaganza of river sight and sound. The nine-day festival opened with an exciting 20minute fireworks display. The nightly highlights include performances from the famous190 words
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Article108 1991-02-14 24 OTHER attractions are: Variety performances on the floating stage: A major highlight is the Shanxi Song and Dance Troupe from China. It performs on a tiered grandstand. There are also local singers such as Eric Moo and Lin Anlin and Taiwanese singers. Opera fans can also find108 words
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Miscellaneous318 1991-02-14 25 THURSDAYRADIO News on the Hour noon n»«« in Brief 12.03 PM Popular Classic* 12.0S PM A Lunchdate with Peter King 100 News and Weather Forecast Music and a Mystery Voice 1.10 Currency Exchange Rates 1.15 Popular Classics (cont'd) 2.05 Femini* Flak with Olive Saw 1.45 Midday Market Report For the318 words
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Miscellaneous124 1991-02-14 25 COMICRELIEF Fox Trot/Bin Amend PETE* TuST TOLP MtTtufcl 5o tDU ID 9£if f "3 »00r I M MAOSCCAiiX SHOOD itfr/OWSoT WHAT X K?PkJId'. what lb A fie HAPPY oF knoWICD* h VJASlt AfiouT? WITHOUT Ibu. Ttou Tr>TM0y, OF 5A5KPBAIL' y r J °N. pe WJgt* OCTslfc A5 iT 15, Tnt124 words
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Advertisement818 1991-02-14 26 A Happy Wentine's Day to all from Classified) and congratulations to these winners picked by a lucky draw* I C. Goi Like Flowers need the sunlight and care to k. -ST \G^~I I R> —<71 make them grow, I need your love my darling I W- —\T \s I need818 words
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Advertisement457 1991-02-14 27 V Vaien V KOS/ENGMW KIM f Alvitl, Q 1 You shower me with I A express my love for you |Q is a good 1% lots of love care I flk bow much I appreciate you as my husband jjp time to let PLEASE FORGIVE ME The time we spent457 words
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Advertisement399 1991-02-14 29 rS/: i.'. Rena To my sweetheart FtDMUND j With the birth of our ion in -,1? The loue you I I LOVE YOU JbL l-ian, yf "V b Though loving you Your u/lfe here hat become much re^«hed ML Just to say I LOVE YOU wat times, 9 fse*plte the399 words
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Article, Illustration454 1991-02-14 39 S Gulam - By S Gulam AT last the Premier League lived up to its name. Thanks to Tiong Bahru CSC, Geylang International and, of course, the 4,000-plus fans. After more than a month of dull soccer which forced the crowd to dwindle to a record low, there wasPicture/ Mohd Ishak - 454 words
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208 1991-02-14 39 Bernard Pereira - pASKETBAL^^ By Bernard Pereira CHINA, the Asian men's basketball champion, will play exhibition matches against an American All-Star team at the Singapore Indoor Stadium from July 12-14. The matches are a part of a series of exhibition games that the teams will208 words
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Article, Illustration301 1991-02-14 40 Abdul Shukor - Abdul Shukor THE best match. The best crowd. And a mediocre referee, at best. How unfortunate it was that the excellent Premier League match at Jalan Besar last night was marred by the man in black. And the man in question, M Maniam, a normally aPictures/ Aundry Gan and Mohd Ishak - 301 words
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Article, Illustration219 1991-02-14 40 S Gulam - SPOTLIGHT: ABDULLAH BORHAN By S Gulam ABDULLAH Borhan was on cloud nine last night. The international defender couldn't believe he had finally scored the first goal of his career. And what a cracker it was! He picked up Salim Moin's free-kick and sent in a rocket-like shot from219 words
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Article, Illustration143 1991-02-14 40 AFP. AMERICAN sprinter Leroy Burrell had to run two world record times in Madrid yesterday to get what he wanted the a 11-time best for the indoor 60 metres. Burrell first ran 6.40 seconds, bettering the 6.50s set by fellow American Lee Mcßae in 1987. But theAFP. - 143 words
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Article71 1991-02-14 40 AP. BORIS Becker barely hung onto his No 1 world ranking yesterday, surviving a stiff challenge from Soviet Alexander Volkov in the opening round of the Belgian Indoor Championship. Becker outlasted Volkov 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. Had the top-seeded German lost, Stefan Edberg would have regained the No 1AP. - 71 words
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Article, Illustration397 1991-02-14 41 UNCOVERED AFP. ITALIAN police said yesterday that soccer star Diego Maradona had been linked to a drugs and sex ring uncovered through a telephone tapping operation. The Naples prosecutor Vittorio Sbordone said in a statement that "telephone calls intercepted as part of inquiriesAFP. - 397 words
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Article, Illustration214 1991-02-14 41 I EUROPE KICKOFF: FRANCE Reuter. TOP-SCORER Jean-Pierre Papin drove home a penalty to keep champion Marseille five points clear at the top of the First Division yesterday. Papin's spot-kick carried Marseille to a 1-0 win over bottom-of-the-table Toulouse, while secondplaced Monaco beat NiceReuter. - 214 words
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Article318 1991-02-14 41 Wire services. Results of yesterday's international sports: ATHLETICS Madrid International Indoor Meet Men's 60m: 1 Leroy Burrel (US) 6.48 (new world record) 2 Mark Witherspoon (US) 6.59 3 Chidi Imoh (Nig) 6.68. 400 m: 1 Danny Everett (US) 47.33 2 Danny Harris (US) 47.44 3 Cayetano Cornet (Spa) 47.50.Wire services. - 318 words
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Article, Illustration316 1991-02-14 41 Wire services. SOVIET striker Igor Gurinovich and Polish midfielder Robert Warzycha are both waiting for British authorities to provide work permits enabling them to start a new life in the West. Brighton is appealing against a Home Office decision to deny Gurinovich a permit, while Everton is hoping toWire services. - 316 words
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Article, Illustration462 1991-02-14 43 SPORTS AFP. ARSENAL'S League Championship hopes could have been ended by its inability to finish its FA Cup tie with Leeds United at Highbury yesterday. After beating the elements to get the game started, the two English First Division sides battled through another 90 minutes and thenAFP. - 462 words
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Advertisement63 1991-02-14 43 BURRELL BURST American sprinter Leroy Burrell has his world record in the indoor 60 metres set aside for a false start. But he comes right back and sets the record again in the re-run/ P 41 PAPIW PUNCH I Jean-Pierre Papin strikes again for French champion Marseille. He drives home63 words
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