The New Paper, 25 February 1991

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    15 1 the new paper MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1991 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS the new paper
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    Lock icon KISS FOR PEACE
    30 1 Iraqi soldier kisses Saudi captor (above) as thousands of Saddam's men surrender (below). But these are the worst soldiers./ Page 2 Picture/Taken Off Tv 1 Picture/ REUTER
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon WE SURRENDER
      371 2 Less than 24 hours after the ground war began, more than 10,000 Iraqi soldiers have reportedly surrendered or been captured. But the Allies have yet to face Iraq's elite 120,000-strong Republican Guards Wire services. AN Iraqi soldier, shirtless and apparently wounded, is held up by two Saudi soldiers.
      Wire services.; Picture/ Reuter  -  371 words
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      Lock icon But they are the worst soldiers, says Tom King
      241 2 Reuter. THE Allies' dramatic successes in the first day of the ground war are partly because their opponents are the worst of President Saddam Hussein's soldiers, said the British Defence Secretary. "The first Iraqi forces that have been encountered are the
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      Lock icon LATEST ACTION IN THE WAR
      213 2 Wire services. THE US commander in the Gulf has or dered that the gTound assault against Iraq be stepped up. The order came last night after initial operations proceeded well ahead of schedule, US defence officials said. Meanwhile, with Iraqi forces showing little resistance in
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      Lock icon GROUND WAR
      8 3 SO FAR, SO GOOD Graphic/Tnp Art
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      Thai military coup
      189 4 HOT STORY THAILAND'S new military rulers, who seized power in a bloodless coup on Saturday, have pledged to restore democracy by holding general elections within six months. Thailand is not heading for military dictatorship, said army commander-in-chief General Suchinda Kraprayoon. A new constitution will combine parliamentary democracy
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      WHY CHATICHAI FELL
      95 4 FORMER THAI Prime Minister Chatichai Choonhavan lost military support. Gen Chatichai, who assumed office in August 1988, was Thailand's first democratically elected Prime Minister in 12 j years. The rift over former deputy premier Ar- thit Kamlang-ek as Deputy Defence Minister sparked the coup. Army commander-in-chief General
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        Call to defy Manila
        63 4 FUGITIVE Philippine coup leader cashiered Colonel Gregorio Honasan has called for a military revolt in the country. In an open letter he called on new officers not to become "instruments to perpetuate the status quo. He accused the government of graft and corruption, economic and military
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        Care for one another
        61 4 THE Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs) Brig-General George Yeo says Singaporeans should be grateful for their comfortable lifestyles and the things they take for granted. Speaking at a Lunar New Year party, he said: "When there is peace and prosperity, it is important that the
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        85,000 reservists
        52 4 MALAYSIA is to increase the number of army reservists from 20,000 to 85,000. It will also be modernised to become a more effective fighting machine. Army chief General Tan Sri Yaacob Mohamad Zain said reservists will have their own divisional, brigade and battalion headquarters by the end of
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        Shoppers’ paradise
        50 4 JAKARTA plans to become Asia's next shoppers' paradise. A tourism official M Saleh said: "Development gains in the city show support for the plan." He did not say whether the plan would include turning Jakarta into a duty-free zone, the chief lure of shoppers to Singapore and Hongkong.
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        Malay MPs dilemma
        104 4 MANY friends of Mr Yatiman Yusof are still cool towards him because he became an Member of Parliament in the People's Action Party. More than a dozen letters from close friends came, criticising him for his move. While some expressed their disappointment, others severed their friendship ties
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        Electronic tagging
        68 4 AN electronic tagging of drug offenders has been proposed. It will he a substitute for imprisonment. The tagging would allow offenders to be with their families and save on the number of wardens needed to supervise offenders. The proposal was made by the Government Parliamentary Committee for Law
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      HEADLINERS
      84 4 The Straits Times: All-out ground war begins with Allies claiming dramatic success. Business Times: Gold coin on the verge of becoming a 'cash shell'. Lianhe Zaobao: Total land, air and sea campaign centres at Kuwait City. Berita Harian: Iraqi army attacked from many corners. SBC morning news: Allied I
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Allies pleased but cautious
      347 5 Wire services. ALLIED leaders are pleased with the initial results of the ground war against Iraq but caution against expecting an easy victory. President George Bush and his top aides received a 45-minute briefing at the White House yesterday from General Colin Powell, chairman of the
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      Lock icon Freeze of war news overkill: US editors
      178 5 Reuter. AMERICAN news editors last night criticised the Pentagon's new blackout as a case of deliberate overkill. The information freeze hides important news not from President Saddam Hussein but from the American people, they said. Since Iraq seized Kuwait on Aug 2, Americans
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      Lock icon Onwards to the heart of Kuwait
      26 6 Steel wave: Arab soldiers from the Allied forces waving from a tank yesterday as they move into Kuwait Picture/ Reuter
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      Lock icon We are delighted, says Schwarzkopf
      393 6 Reuter. THE US-led Allied forces claimed "dramatic success" less than a day after the ground war l>egan. Ten hours after the ground war was officially declared, US Army Gen Norman Schwarzkopf gave a briefing to reporters. Excerpts from the briefing: Q: General Schwarzkopf, could you
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      Lock icon War will end quickly, say analysts
      289 7 Reuter. THE apparent early success of the ground offensive suggests that the Gulf War could be over in a few days, US defence analysts said yesterday. But some cautioned that pockets of resistance could involve the Allies in weeks of hand-to-hand combat. "Perhaps a
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      Lock icon Come and see, isle still ours: Iraqis
      376 7 Reuter. IRAQ has challenged the Western media to go to the island of Failaka to see for themselves that Iraqi troops still control the territory. A military spokesman said Failaka, which commands the sea approach to Kuwait City, was still under Iraqi control
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      Lock icon Arms ban on Iraq if Saddam survives
      391 8 AFP. IF Mr Saddam Hussein and the current Iraqi leadership survive the war, Washington will insist on an international arms embargo on Iraq. The United States will also insist on other measures to prevent Iraq from rebuilding its military or producing weapons of
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      Lock icon Sand storm may hamper war
      206 8 Now is the season for shamals (huge dust and sand storms) to come slamming out of Iraq and down the Arabian Peninsula. That creates a situation that can shut the war down for both sides. About the shamals Causa Weather patterns from Mediterranean Season Shamals
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      Lock icon Baker: Peace plan still alive
      137 8 Reuter. US Secretary of State James Baker said a US plan for peace in the Gulf is still on the table, even as Allied forces pound Iraqi ground troops. ''We're not yanking the (US) proposal off the table But we would want to test any
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      Lock icon Iraqi troops ‘killing Kuwaitis’
      261 9 Reuter. KUWAITI exiles said yesterday that Iraqi troops had been shooting Kuwaiti families while seeking refuge from advancing Allied forces in the emirate. Iraqi soldiers killed Kuwaitis to take up positions or hide in their homes, said exiles in London quoting a youth who telephoned from
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      Lock icon A cuppa before the war
      29 9 Tea time: A Saudi Arabian soldier fan• the fire to make some tea while waiting for his turn to go to war. Picture/ Reuter
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      Lock icon Emir promises changes
      175 9 AFP. THB exiled emir of Kuwait yesterday pledged that demands for greater public participation in government would be met in the country's future "national charter". "The Kuwait of tomorrow will not be the same as yesterday," Sheikh Jaber al-Ahmad al-Sabah said in a statement to mark Kuwaiti
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      Baby killer let off on loophole
      483 10 A MOTHER and her live-in lover, jailed for battering her baby daughter to death, were freed in Britain last week because the appeals judges could not decide which of them was the killer. Members of Parliament protested at the release of Christine Mason, 24,
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      Aston faces hate campaign
      199 10 BABY batterer Roy Aston is being forced to leave his south London home because of a hate campaign after his release from prison. Aston and former lover Christine Mason have been warned to stay away from the council estate at Walworth where Mason's daughter, Doreen, was
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      Lock icon ‘Dozens held in Albania’ after riots
      292 10 Reuter. ALBANIAN authorities have arrested doyens of people, including members o! the opposition Democratic Party, after three days of anti' Communist rioting, opposition sources said yesterday. The capital, Tirana, was quiet, hut the sources said by telephone they feared a rnili tary dictatorship after
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      Lock icon High-rise fire kills 3 firemen
      145 10 AP. A HIGH-RISK inferno that burned for almost 19 hours in Philadelphia was brought under control yesterday after killing three firefighters and gutting at least nine floors of a 38-storey skyscraper. The blaze raged from 9.30 pm yesterday until it reached a floor with automatic
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      144 5 Wants to maintain your figure? Wants to Lose 10 to 30 pounds easily? Wants to improve health by losing unhealthy fat? I Hates to go hungry by dieting? Don't have time to involve in strenuous work-outs? If you say "YES" to any of these questions, I Your Answer is "TRIMLINE"
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      311 6 The New Paper/OshKosh B' Gosh® "Picture Perfect" Photo Contest. JQggJ m Kids look adorable in OshKosh B' Gosh? We are looking for Singapore's most adorable kids. Just enter your favourite children's photograph (14 years below) and take a shot at great prizes. The winning photos will be featured in our
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      101 8 5^ Hundreds of students clash with Egyptian police in Cairo during an anti-war demonstration. Thousands also take to the streets UmVMP in Yemen and Jordan to protest start of ground war. ji Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei says the Allied forces have gone beyond UN mandate by destroying non-military targets.
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      493 9 fl IN-HOUSE CHEF'S SPECIALITIES m HOTEL MIRAMAR OUTLET A Chicken Kiev $15.50 1 Grilled U.S. Tenderloin with green pepper sauce $21.50 I Pan fried Fillet of Red Snapper with tomato concasse $16.50 wisma 6UTLET Grilled U.S. Eye of Rib with braised onion $19.50 Lamb Loin with talasini $18.50 r 8.8.
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      She lost everything in a fire
      410 11 There has been a spate of fires recently, destroying many pre-War shophouses. What is life after fire like for the victims? TRUDY LIM talks to a woman who lost her home in an Ophir Road fire in December F |0R Madam Wong Kin Chai,
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      One in three fires broke out in a home last year
      122 11 THICK K were 6,-14*1 firelast your. About *»no-Ihirfl of them was in homes. Tlte total number of fires increased by 24 per cent over the number in 1989, I savs the Singapore Joint Civil Defence Forces. However, the value
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      Arson on the increase
      413 12  -  Stories/ Trudy Lim A f RSON is on the increase. The number of cases has jumped to more than 30 per cent, according to statistics from the Singapore Joint Civil Defence Forces, SJCDF. Each month last year saw an average of 20 fires started by arsonists,
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      SAFETY ADVICE
      72 12 A SPOKESMAN from the Singapore .Joint Civil Defence Forces advised the public to he on the alert for fires, in view of the increase in arson eases. Here is what you can do: Take part in your neighbourhood watch scheme. If you should see a fire, get help
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      Civil Defence buys 5 fire engines for $1.8 m
      170 12 THE Singapore Joint Civil Defence Force has invested $1.8 million in five new fire engines. At a glance, the engines look no different from the older ones. But the new engines come with safety features to protect firemen. These include an
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    • Article
      Man duped of $17,000 on his credit card
      426 13  -  By Charmaine Chan a JOBLESS man duped a sales assistant into letting him spend $17,615 on his credit card. Mohamda Ruslan Osman, 33, also cheated cashiers at various establishments on 51 occasions by pretending to be sales assistant Mr Mazlan Ahmad, 28.
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      Assaulted over girlfriend
      150 13  -  By Elena Chong A MAN assaulted two boys at a basketball court over an i argument involving a girl. The man, Jasman Kassim, 29, was jailed for three months for having a cutter and one month each for punching Mohd Shahadat Mohd, 16, and Rudy Hirman Sumani,
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      MRT’s next stop — Woodlands
      500 14  - MRT’s next stop Woodlands By Angeline Song R ESIDENTS of Woodlands can look forward to a smooth 40-minute-odd train ride in airconditioned comfort from there to Raffles City in the future. In about five to seven years, four new MRT stations will be set up there as part of the
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      Man jailed for role in selling stolen gold
      236 14  -  By Elena Chong A MAN who helped sell an assortment of stolen gold for $116,000 was jailed for nine months yesterday. Painter Aw Goh Bah, 32, pleaded guilty last month to two similar counts of helping to dispose of 4 kg of
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      GLOSSARY
      99 14 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. egregious: One who is egregious is outstanding for undesirable qualities. slob: Someone who is very lazy and untidy. lout: A man or boy who behaves in an impolite or
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      Lock icon Was burglary a ruse?
      451 15  -  MURDER OF NURSE By Suresh Nair THE burglary at the ter-race-house of a murdered Sikh nurse may have been carried out as a ruse for police investigators. Sources said this is a theory that detectives are considering, The New Paper learnt last night. Madam Jasmel Kaur,
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      Doting, active mother
      142 15 NICE and friendly. A doting mother with an athletic background. This was how murdered nurse Jasmel Kaur was described by close family members last night. Several of them remembered her as a "very friendly and active" woman who encouraged her two young children in swimming and squash.
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      163 11 CAFE FLORA BBQ under the stars Indulge in this buffet spread which includes fresh seafood and choice meats charcoal-grilled just the way you like it! As you feast on our tempting BBQ buffet, let "Vintage" enthrall you with their performance at our charming Parisian sidewalk cafe. 6.30pm to 10.00pm daily
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      31 13 GO MOVES AHEAD j LOOK FOR THE MARCH ISSUE (ON SALE FER. 27) A member ot the 2 Audit Bureau ol Circulation (Australia) and MM Media Circulation Services (S) Pte Ltd
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      165 14 WORKING UP A SWEAT AT FISCAL FITNESS CENTRE OR HOW EXECUTIVES KEEP FIT PNo time for a good workout' Car* titmi 1 Filriii) Then drop by the Fiscal Fitness tti mttt% it Centre at OUB Centre rattita sih iiihhi tit r\ ii. ....i > p l»t «am»tnlH» lit. *>< Our
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      306 15 AUSTRALIAN EDUCATION V MSC SYME BUSINESS SCHOOL (MALAYSIA) offers Ilk®mise,®ib (Dip DBtasnmss DDeceibiie Majoring in Accounting and Management from DIMONASH 4®* UNIVERSITY DAVID SYME FACULTY OF BUSINESS The Monash University's prestigious and For funher ormaJ i on pU ase contact: internationally recognised Bachclor of Business degree programme conducted in Mr
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    Lock icon WOW, SCHOOL!
    1086 16 the possible dream This is the story of Singapore Future. It is told in The Next Lap, a book which outlines the Government's plans for the next 20 to 30 years. We present its highlights in a three-part feature beginning today. IRENE HOE takes a look at schools
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      1015 17 mondaytv CINE SHOWCASE: COMA P*" 1M THE GREAT WALL ENTERTAINMENT (Channel 12. 10.30 pm) J L TEL S' S JJ" GENEVIEVE Bujold (right) 9 Region, where the Great Wall INTERNATIONAL plays the young doctor, Susan WW* W meets the Yellow River is (Channel 5, 10.30 pm) Wheeler, whose best friend
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  • Showtime
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      Lock icon Amy's flat on the high notes
      415 18  -  Amy Yip Live Singapore Indoor Stadium (Saturday Night) REVIEW/ By Vivien Vivien Chiong TYPHOON was set to whip up a hurricane. And Asia's most famous bosom was supposed to create a storm in a D-cup. Trouble is Amy Yip, 24, doesn't wear a bra.
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      Finally, a lead role for Anjelica
      666 19 w HEN she was a model, the dark features of Anjelica Huston graced the covers of a million magazines. Now, the daughter of the late great director John Huston, is a respected actress. She won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for playing the
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      Amy hasn’t got what it takes to stage concert
      294 19  -  AMY^F^^OJHJIG|HjOTES^ROJ^AG^^^^^ By Vivien Chiong AMY Yip's first concert was such a flop that the second show had to be cancelled. She performed on Saturday, but her show on Sunday was scrapped. Staging a concert at the Singapore Indoor Stadium is no
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      Depardieu is hottest sex symbol
      374 20 COMING HERE CYRANO de Bergerac is btllcd as one of the highlights for this year s Singapore FMm Festival. Date: March 22 Venue: Capitol cinema Time: 9 pm H 'E plays an ugly, overweight French slob. But he has become Hollywood's hottest new sex 'symbol.
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      Rima Rasif back with new look
      390 21  -  By Lois Ng y OU might not have recognised Rima Rasif if you had seen her on Saturday night. The 21-year-old entertainer looked svelte togged in a bright pink jacket over a pair of black tights at the POSBank Show on SBC 5. Three
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      Ballet class for all and auditions, too
      136 21 IT is not sissy for men to put on their dancing shoes. So, if you are keen on learning ballet, head for the new class conducted by The Singapore Dance Theatre this Saturday at 2.30 pm. It is open to everyone, including "the
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      35 18 RED HEAT. ASIABEAT AT THE CASABLANCA. For of the world's greatest jazz was coming «^PPP^ Level a, The Pan Pacific Hotel Singapore Marina Square. 7 Raffles Boulevard. Singapore 0103 Tel 336 8111 Fax: 339 1861
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      13 21 I I RnSWI H J 111 WAStads The ftnploYmert ft Oasstied Serton I
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      339 22 MONDAYRADIO News on the Hour NOON News in Brief 12.03 PM Popular Classics 12.05 PM A Lunchdate with Peter King j 00 News and Weather Forecast Music and a Mystery Voice Q U j z 1.10 Currency Exchange Rates 2.05 Feminine Flair with Kala 115 Popular Classics (cont'd) Krishnan For
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      397 23 COMICRELIEF MONDAYRADIO Orchard Road co r gw ES9HHH -p. 12.30 PM Sentimental Journey NOON Newsdesk r-T"T I n H —T J 1 (100 News 12.30 PM Off the Shelf —n V~ fwWmtk > I 110 Calling All Maids 12.45 Waveguide rr77m Wt^lJM GUIF OfbATES! /U. 7- I 2.00 Pop Around!
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      1108 24 m m TlSZadS 737-7166 u THE EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED SECTION hckssm CLASS. 6******30 u 832 Employment 832 Employment 831 Professional/ Executive Appointments 831 Professional/ Executive Appointments ==sS^=^^^^= 811 Personal Services/ Merchandise fan Bh*nah Banlec (UK) t Specialise In all skin problems.! spotty rough dark complex on p slimming. ekJrofyus etc. Lady
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      74 24 832 Employment A progressive engineering company seeks suitable I following posts: I 1) CNC TURNERS (2 rotating shift*) uA/»umieTe 2 > **~7 N,5Tb (Miner) 3) APPRENTICE MACHINISTS mm*** 1-3 years experience work lnd<pen Malaysians are wel- o d n workln envl ronment Right candidates win fl®®" •tartlng salary, incentive A
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      398 25 832 Employment A well established company urgently requires QUANTITY SURVEYORS e Diploma In Quantity Surveying e Minimum 1 year experience e Knowledge of picking up of B/Q on structural steel work an advantage Q.C. TECHNICIANS/ SUPERVISORS/ ENGINEERS e Diploma holders or Q.C. qualifications e Minimum 1 year experience in Engineering
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      32 25 832 Employment We require the following experlenced staffs:(1) INTERIOR DECORATOR/ VISUALIZER <»> FA ARTIST Kindly contact Cindy Tel: 254-02SS or write in to: The Nnoiml Managar «OSA Macptwrun Road Citimac Ind. Comptoi #<*•<*. 8.(1338)
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      409 25 832 Employment SALES EXECUTIVE Part-time J] Male or Female above 17 years ii Mln. Secondary Two education i i ii Flexible working hours i i j' No experience required as comprehensive train- 1 1 ing will be provided ii Attractive remuneration package i i i i students, R.O.D. personnels and
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      28 25 832 Employment SECRETARY required QCE A' level or with PSC. with mln. 2 years' working experience Good command In English Chinese Salary SI ,290 above. Intereated tsl. *****36
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      523 25 832 Employment 832 Employment I Eipanding Company dealing with industrial equipments and machine* require* SALES EXECUTIVE Diploma In Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics or equivalent Class 3 licence, preferably possess own vehicle e Completed N.S. Salary will commensurate with experience. Call personally at: 705 Sims Drive #05-04 Shun Li Industrial Complex Singapore
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      249 25 832 Employment An expanding Trading (rim ha* immadiata vacancy for tha following SALES EXECUTIVES Rewards: a Basic r commission a Career advancement prospects a Other attractive benefits Requirements: a Age between 21—30 e Mln OCE O'level a Completed N.S. a Possess Class 3 licence, ability to own a car. a
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      322 26 832 Employment >*** < •uunui Japanese lounge ARABESQUE, requires: Hostesses Salary: From $2,000 $3,000 Receptionists Salary: From $1000 $1100 Walk-In Interview only, on 25 26 Feb. between spm Bpm at 1 Selegle Road #B 1-41/54 Paradiz Centre. Spore 0718 Established Shipping firm requires BOARDING OFFICER with following requirements At least
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      279 26 832 Employment Construction firm looking for 1) QUANTITY SURVEYOR 2) GENERAL CLERK 3) ACCOUNTS CLERK Interested applicants, please apply to GRC A Construction Pte Ltd 120 Upper Bukit Timah Road Singapore 2158 I DRIVER CUM I STOREHAND required e Must be hardworking e Possess valid driving licence Apply personally at:
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      413 26 832 Employment VOUNQ WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Child Development Centre/ Kindergarten invites applications tor the post of CLERK/ RECEPTIONIST a Minimum OCE 3 O' levels Including credit In English a General office duties Including typing, simple Accounts a Bilingual In English and Mandarin For Interview ring *****78 (Serangoon Central) *****56/ *****88
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      135 26 832 Employment r o Sankyu(S) Pte Ltd Admin Assts (Female) QCE *N' level and above Able to type Import Operations Clerks GCE 'N' level and above Driver Cum Cargo Hand Expenence In delvery Selected cendldatea will be required to work In Changl Airport Cargo complex All emndldatmm mutt have complmtmd
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      444 27  -  Final placings: Jack Kay (Can) 280, Wayne Riley (Aust) 282, Chen Tze-chung (Tai) 283, Remi Bouchard (Can), Jean-Louis Lamarre (Can) 285. Brian Miller IT was two in the morning in Orlando, Florida. Hardly the time to call someone up on the phone. But to Christie Kay,
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        116 27 Reuter. CANADIAN Ben Johnson lost for the third time in six comeback race> yesterday. He finished second behind Cuban .Joel Isassi over 60 metres in a hizarre photo finish at the Karlsruhe indoor international. Johnson appeared to have hit form in dramatic style when the clock stopped
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        185 27 AFP. AUSTRALIAN squash ace Chris Robertson signalled the end of an era yesterday when he outran Pakistan legend Jahangir Khan in the Welsh Classic semi-finals in Cardiff. The Queenslander's 15-11, 15-9, 15-9 victory lifted him into the world No 2 two slot. It dislodged
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        130 27 Reuter. JANSHER Khan's Welsh classic semi-final against Chris Dittmar was a stormy one. His 15-10, 15-12, 15-13 victory came after the Australian threw a ball at him. The incident happened when Jansher was awarded a penalty stroke to give him a 14-11 lead in the second game.
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        106 27 Reuter. IVAN I .endl won his second tournament in two weeks with 7-5, <»-iJ victory over (IcrmanvV Michael Sticil in ih< Memphis Indoor Tinnis <'hatnpioitslupi vslerdav The lirsl set w.is dominated by power serving I rum In tilt players, hut lop -seeded Lemlf'l- wbh the more solid.
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      324 28 EUROPE KICKOFF ITALIAN LEAGUE Reuter. ROBKRTO Mancini headed an injury- time goal to give Sampdoria a 1-0 home win over Parma which kept it at the top. Sampdoria, with 32 points from 22 games, stayed a point ahead of Inter-Milan, which beat Atalanta 3-1 with two spectacular
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      183 28 FRENCH LEAGUE Reuter. MONACO closed the gap on leader Marseille to four points hv heating Caen 2-0 as the champion drew 0 0 in Cannes. Monaco had little trouble against Caen, scoring twice in the first 18 minutes through Liberian striker George VVeah and midfield er Franck
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      184 28 IP'GUESE LEAGUE Reuter. CHAMPION Porto moved back to the top after a controversial 2-1 away win over Kstrela Amadora marred by an injury to the host club's goalkeeper. Porto's first goal resulted in Estrela's 41 -year-old goalkeeper Joaquim Melo being taken off off on a stretcher unconscious and
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      334 28 SPANISH LEAGUE Reuter. LEADER Barcelona boosted its title aspirations when a hat-trick by winger Aitor Beguiristain helped it an emphatic 5-1 away win at Real Valladolid. The Catalans* triumph put them five points clear of second-placed Atletico Madrid, which drew 0-0 at Tenerife. Barcelona went a goal
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      465 29  -  Singapore coach Robin Chan is keeping a close watch on Tiong Bahru's Brazilian midfielders Walbert Santos and Ronald Silveira. But S GULAM points out that it's not midfielders that the Singapore team needs but strikers S Gulam BRAZILIANS for Singapore? Why not? But Ronald Silveira and Walbert
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      224 29 Wire services. RONNIE Moran looks the favourite to succeed Kenny Dalglish as Liverpool manager. Moran, the acting-manag-er, is to meet club chairman Noel White today to discuss among other things the 3-1 defeat at Luton on Saturday. The bookies are now backing Moran, moving him from even money to
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      293 30  -  CEYLANG 5 CILBRALTAR 0 By S Gulam GEYLANG International warned its players against over-confidence after it steam-rollered yet another opponent. "It's good to get back our winning form," said team manager Thomas Ziliacus. "But the five goals are nothing to gloat about. We have to
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      338 30 THE GILBRALTAR-SAFSA ROW IT took only six days for the Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association secretariat to grant the release of Alvar Ignatius to Premier League club Gilbraltar Crescent. This was stated by Maj Victor Lam, the Safsa executive secretary, in a press release yesterday to
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      531 30 Wire Services. Results of yesterday's international sports: ATHLETICS Karlsruhe Indoor Meet in Germany Men 60 metres: 1 Joel Isassi (Cuba) 6.3 sees 2 Ben Johnson (Can) 6.3. 400 m: 1 Jens Carlowitz (Ger) 46.26 2 Olaf Hense (Ger) 47.04 3 Norbert Dobeleit (Ger) 47.08. 800 m: 1 Jackson Lokol
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      342 31 SOCCER RUMBELOWS LEAGUE CUP SEMI-FINAL, 2nd LEG: LEEDS 0 MAN U 1 United 3-1 on aggregate Reuter. Manchester united, which lost its FA Cup crown last week, made amends yesterday. It beat Leeds 1-0 with an injury-time goal from teenager Lee Sharpe and booked a place in
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