The New Paper, 19 March 1991

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    15 1 the new paper TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1991 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS the new paper
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      51 1 at A conman who poses as a CID detective is on the prowl. He flashes a card and orders two men to follow him. He later cheats one of them out of a gold necklace after taking men on a bounding up suspects HI operation"./ Page 9 PM MAJOR'WIPED OUr
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    Remember me? I'm Mak!
    90 1 Remember me? Fm Mak! Suriyana Asmoni could not even recognise her mother when they were reunited a year after being separated and abused by her father. Madam Rosinah Sirat tells how she had to show her daughter family photographs to jog her memory./ Page 8 Suriyana
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Pressure 'takes its toll on Major'
      435 2 Wire services. T HE hectic task of being Britain's No. 1 man has apparently taken its toll on the Prime Minister. Mr John Major, 47, is battling an ear-and-throat infection, a Downing Street spokesman said. The illness comes at a time when Mr Major
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      Lock icon Fake champagne ring uncorked
      185 2 AFP. FRENCH authorities have smashed a gang of wine traffickers who left a trail of fake champagne across several continents. The gang bought the cheap plonk in France and South Africa, and then sent it on to Cuba to inject the fizz into it. From there,
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      Lock icon ON THE
      252 3  -  By Jenny Tan SINGAPOREANS are not tightening up their belts. Nor are they buckling under the threat of recession. At least not according to Mr Yeo Kee Seng, 62. His goldsmith shop makes 22K gold belt buckles in its factory. And business is booming even though the buckles
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      Lock icon All the Presidents' playthings
      350 3 AP. IN collecting belt buckles, Singaporeans are not alone. One former US President did the same. He is Mr Ronald Reagan. He exchanged one of his belt buckles with singer Elton John. A new exhibition at the Gerald R Ford Museum illustrates how US presidents unwind
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      111 2 BENEFICIAL FULLY GUARANTEED WEIGHT LOSS INCH LOSS PROGRAMMES Lester Lim was 82 kg before taking up the Beneficial Jt i Programme. i Three days later, > fIUL his body weight PMf was reduced to I VK& 1 77 kg. With more IE v V confidence,he M-. Iv if. continued with
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      62 2 HOTLINEPLUS TO share n point of view, call Hollinol'lus at I'M-11 I,or write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Rd, S'pore 0923. j. 7 ljjr Our spacious rest room/ coffee lounge provide you the comfort and quiet ambience, with video programmes. PARADIZ DE SAUNA 1. Selegie Road.
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      Soviet poll: Yes & no
      139 4 Soviet poll: Yes no HOT STORY A FLAN for a new Soviet Union has failed to get strong support from Soviets. Preliminary results in Sunday's national referendum showed yesterday that the poll would give President Mikhail Gorbachev a "ves' vote he wants for his vague vision of a "renewed union"
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        GoodFellas
        86 4 US director Martin Scorsese's Good Fellas and the Oscar-winning Italian film, Cinema Paradiso, scooped the British Academy Film and Television Awards on Sunday. Good Fellas is about life in the Mafia. It won best film, best director and best adapted screenplay. Cinema Paradiso, which won the Oscar last year
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        Kuwait's economy
        95 4 KUWAIT'S economy is expected to revive and boom within two years, according to many economic and financial experts on ih< Middle Kast. Kuwait has US$BO billion abroad. The head of emergency operations of ihe US Army Corps of Engineers sjiid I 'S$, r i to $10 billion might
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        Rumours about Dr M
        66 4 RUMOURS about the health of Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri l)r Mahathir Mohamad reportedly led stock prices to falter in both Singapore and Kuala Lumpur last week. Malaysian newspapers assumed that the rumours started in Singapore. But none provided any concrete evidence to substantiate the claim.
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        Supporting Pioneer
        91 4 RESERVISTS are mostly supportive of a magazine subscription scheme by Mindef. Under the plan, all active reservists would receive a copy of t he SAF magazine, Pioneer, at 40 cents a copy. If the reservists do not want the magazine, they will have to return a form indicating
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        Quizzing Mr Khamis
        85 4 MARINA Village developer Rlyamani Khamis was interviewed by Norwegian polici yesterday. The investigators who have been in Singapore IV»r more than a week, spoke to Mr Khamis from 4 pm until late into the night, said Business Times today. A possible question would be how a branch
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        Liver and heart
        66 4 UTTLK Chen Ziyan is doing fine. The two-year-old girl underwent a liver transplant 10 days ago and can now sit up, walk and eat solid food. But her brother, nine-year-old Jinhuang, needs a heart transplant. He was born with a defective heart. The family has been told
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        HEADLINERS
        78 4 The Straits Times: New identity cards lor all within .'1 years. Business Times: Tangs to take up Metro j space in Ngee Ann City. Lianhe Zaobao: New identification cards for Singaporeans from June 3. Berita Harian: Electronic tagging to he tried this year. SBC: President Hush says there is
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      317 4 and CofnfTUKJto* w»m£ Z (BP <MCQ| Handsfree B|S investment. From now till March 31, buy the stylish NEC Handheld Phone and we'll provide you a safe investment at only $168 (usual price $688): the NEC Handsfree Car Kit, excluding installation and antenna. Or instead of the Car Kit option, enjoy
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      146 5 Coming soon. Pioneer Ist Asian Laser Karaoke Championship. The entertainment event of the year! With 12 singers from six countries reaching for inspiration. All of which will be recorded by foreign and local international fame and $10,000 cash, the Pioneer Ist film crews, for broadcast to millions of viewers in
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      No smooth sailing to Tioman
      586 6  -  By Michelle Lee i i i NSTEAD of a sea ride to Pulau Tioman on a luxury catamaran, about 70 people found themselves battling with the management of a cruise company. Yesterday at Finger Pier, angry passengers marched into the office of Resort Cruises. They
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      BREAKDOWNS
      69 6 A SPOKESMAN for the company said the QuicksilI ver could not sail because of a technical problem in its engine that developed on i Sunday. The boat is under repair until tomorrow. How often has the cata- maran broken down, forcing passengers to take an alternative route? This has
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      WHAT THE COMPANY OFFERS
      190 6 A spokesman for Resort Cruises said two options were offered to the passengers yesterday: A complete refund for those who did not take up the coach passage. Those who went by coach would be provided with a refund of the difference in cost between a coach
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      'I HAD A TERRIBLE JOURNEY'
      83 6 KOl'K passengers were contacted at the Tionian Island Uesorl Hotel. All were tin happy. Said Mr Yeo: "I had a terrible journey. First, we were caught in the Causeway lor an hour. Then the rough sea (the transfer by boat from Mersing to the island)
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      127 6 Pit Lt4 Data Jmt •'nwnqr Wa ragrat tcr ma inconvweence cauaad on your trtp or Qt*cfc«#»w V Utart Paaf I I To Ctwrx*nse«e lor rtm mcorvtmence* Corv*» (5) PT* IM c*artng (A) On» (1) W—OH Own Tinman Connacnon Comc»r»iyy raft*" ttefc* lor you only 'or ma ia«ndi<da> of ma aaaac*
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      400 7 It's extraordinary what four'O' level credits can get you these days. Take a look at the starting salary for Constable. And that's with just four 'O' levels. Count on an even Entry Mlary'wtth levels: ufto *«>«£ hi 9 her Salaf y if y OU Ve ,ive m 6 leVelS V
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon She didn't know mum at first
      491 8 Six-year-old Suriyana binti Asmoni, who was severely abused by her father, was badly traumatised. In fact, she didn't even recognise her mother when the two were reunited a year later. NG WAN CHING reports SURI'S father, Asmoni bin Zainal was sentenced to 12 months'
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      'She used to be lively and bubbly'
      287 8 SrRIYANA binti Asmoni was a live ly, bubbly girl before her ordeal, said her mother. Madam Kosinah said Suri "was a friendly child" who used to talk a lot before her "bad experience". "She was very active. She walked around a lot. She
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      Bogus cop strikes
      492 9  -  By Dave Ang A CONMAN posed as a CID detective to take his two victims for a ride. In what he claimed was a "rounding up suspects operation", he took them on two taxi rides and cheated one of them out of a gold necklace worth $760.
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      SERIOUS OFFENCE
      45 9 IMPERSONATING a police officer is a serious offence. Offenders who are caught may be jailed up to two years, fined, or both. All police officers are issued warrant cards which bears a photograph of the holder. The public is advised to check them.
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      Lim joins UN Committee
      167 9  -  By Suresh Nair A LEADING Singapore fire expert has been appointed to a UN committee that is studying the use of halons. Halon, used in fire extinguishers, contains flurochlorocarbon which poses a threat to the earth's ozone layer. Retired Director of Fire Services Arthur Lim Beng
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  • PARLIAMENT
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      $20 if you lose new IC
      181 10 LOSE it and it will cost yoo $20. Lose it again and you'll pay even more to replace your new credit card-sized identity card. Starting June 3, 2.62 million people, aged 18 years and above will get new ICs in a three-year exercise. Parliamentary
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      Fewer new addicts
      109 10 GOOD news: Fewer new drug addicts, especially Malays. Bad news: More Malay women addicts. Minister for Law and Home Affairs, Prof S Jayakumar told Parliament yesterday: First-timers down 10.9 per cent compared with 1989 figures, down 12.9 per cent (1990). First-time Malay addicts down 22.4 per cent
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      Mah: No more cuts in ARF
      78 10 ARF or additional registration fee for cars should not be cut further, said Mr Mah Bow Tan, Minister of State (Communications, Trade Industry). If it's cut, buyers may bid up quota premiums. It will not affect buyers of new cars. But owners of old
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      Criminals, beware
      103 10 CRIME detection will go high-tech, Parlia ment was told yesterday. Electronic tagging: Certain offenders to wear tag or bracelet which sends out radio signal to device linked to monitoring centre through home telephone. HDB, URA, ROV, CPF, Income Tax, Inland Revenue and Immigration departments to share information. One-stop
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      NGIAM — THE SERVICE BOSS
      93 10 NGIAM THE SERVICE BOSS IF service at Government departments and agencies does not get better, Mr Ngiam Tong Dow will want to know about it. He is Permanent Secretary to the Prime Minister's Office and the Finance Ministry (Budget and Revenue Divisions). He will chair a management committee overseeing the
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      Laid-off staff
      87 10 YKS, the law should Ik* changed to protect workers laid off by companies that go bust, said Labour Minister Lee Yock Suan. It seems unfair to deprive workers of rrtrenchment benefits when they were kept on to help turn a company around. Less able workers got benefits when
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      124 10 ee Defence Mmdef w.ll earn $42 8 m»lhon m FV9I from tees and charges Bui «t will spend $3.7 billion, $284 million more than in FV9O The Armod Forces takos a $2 5 blllton chunK 00l ol this Mindef's payroll ol 1.510 (e*ckjding the Armod Forces) Includes Clerks 241| [7
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      'Call and fry your brain'
      311 11 Say hello to headaches and fatigue if you are one of almost 40,000 handphone users in Singapore. So say studies in Britain. True or false? Read on before you hang-up... HIGH-FLYING executives are slowly getting their brains fried by spending too much time on their
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      GLOSSARY
      132 11 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. cue: Something that is said or done by a performer that serves as a signal for another performer to begin speaking or doing something. compose: If you compose a
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      No pains from handphone
      346 11  -  By Norenshah Sahari HEADACHES? Fatigue? Not so far, say the handphone users interviewed. But it could adversely affect your sex life, said Mr Michael Lim. He is a shipping executive, who finds the handphone an indispensable tool. "There is always that element of anticipation that the
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      WHAT TELECOM SAYS
      99 11 I)() not touch the antenna while using (lie handphone. Other than I hat» handphones <io not post* a health risk, said Telecom "As far a* we know, there are no conclusive medical reports which indicate that the use of handphones poses a health risk." said Ms Stephanie
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      101 11 W 'M A GASTRONOMIC JOURNEY TO I -7'* I Afffl H J wtwam 5^ 4iV i it /fcrv Hj JHI I IVtuiv t.iuM»»v Of Kimm \.in<irul Tuuram t .ir;« .n The Royal Crowne Plaza On Scotts Road PRESENTS Authentic, exotic Korean Barbecue Buffet. You don't need an air-ticket for a
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon N Koreans run scared in Soviet Union
      402 12 AFP. NORTH Koreans working in the Soviet Union are subject to threats and even murder at the hands of Pyongyang's secret service if they get out of line, said a Soviet newspaper. The radical Moscow News newspaper cited the case of Mr Han
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      BAKER'S PEACE TREK
      219 12 US S«cretary of State James Baker concluded a five-day peace mission to the Middle East last week. He came 4 without expecting any breakthrough. He left without achieving any. But "there's a better chance (for peace) than there was before," he said. March 8 (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)
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      Lock icon Islamic govt 'good for Iraq'
      165 12 AFP. IRANIAN upiritnal guid< Av:ilolhili Alt Khamenei ycstrfda.N railed lur .in Islamic government iti I r«i<|. ll*' also described President Saddam H'ls win us "dangerous niwl detrimental to I lit* l>lnmU movement". Ayatullah Khamenei made his remarks In .1 group «»l visiting Lebanese and Palestinian
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      Lock icon Hole for a prison
      56 13 Caged: Home for these political prisoners is a wired hole in the ground in Seranda, Albania. A human rights group, International Helsinki Federation, says many of the Albanian prisoners live in "subhuman conditions". The communist government has promised to release all political prisoners. About 123 have
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      Lock icon Policemen celebrate arrest of wrong man
      144 13 AFP. A GROUP of Filipino policemen went on a drinking spree to celebrate the $61,200 reward they expected for capturing a communist rebel. They later discovered that they had arrested the wrong man! The Daily Globe newspaper reported in Manila that businessman John Barteta
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      Lock icon Minister sacked in pin-up scandal
      302 13 Reuter. A CABINKT minister in the Canadian province of Ontario has been sacked lor embarassing the government twice. First, he modelled for a beefcake photo. Then, it was revealed that he had hired a convicted wife-beater as an adviser on the issue of sexist advertising.
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      272 13 I ffl M Mil ROAD i EAT JLSHOP bnuiDnkn Como T7- 7 i CirrDw! O}* jn. < su i^EaPMI |HA Curry Ml AO Y1 VEGETARIAN Vcpuuf. Uuti CRAFT tim &«<Ccipe*ju Oit» lUfcad I Xm Carrot G*r Sulk? Rail Dtwra KCJGK£i Aoccwmn TM CHOCO HOUSE Ckuki YONG TOW TOO Nim» T«A.
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      139 14 Mow CD quality goes on the move like never before. Technics SL~XP2 Portable CD Player Technics SL-XP2. Poised to he the standard by which other portable CD players will be judged. Hear it V Outstanding features: Super-Lightweight A mere 360 grns (including batteries) in a new sleek. 1 compact design
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
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      1048 14 tuesdaytv FAMILY OF SPIES SPAIN IN THE SHADOW I FROM HEAVEN TO OF THE SUN EARTH THIS feature recount, the (ChaF1nel 12 8 pm) MHW 6 45 true story of master spy John »»rt,i?ivT r> i v a- a I HULL! goes to aidie h Walker Jr., h United States
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    Aileen Tan to star in serial
    354 15  -  THETVPAGE By Lo Tien Yin A ILEEN Tan may l>e ninth in the recent popularity poll. But, she is going places. We saw a lot of her lately on the screen, in Happy World and Journey's End. And there was Turn of the Tide
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      102 15 SUPER VISION MAW I Now till March 1991 HpSHSJ PanasonicTX-29VIM NICAM Panaso^N^6sEßNlCA^^^^j| k %J Panasonic NV-SIOOEN Palmcorder Panasonic TC-LIM M~'* U Movie Camera v a A IVlini Vision I(3 winners) k K/wlyf (3 winners) «**\i J per draw w Kj T r perdnw 7L etfjg** o \j\de° i N Nation*
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    Lock icon Wow, Weeee
    1366 16  -  IRENE NG W ITH his John Lennon reading glasses, Thomas Wee looks more like a sophisticated don than a top fashion designer. He has a decidedly professorial face: pale, patient and reposeful. His cheeks are sedately unfleshy. They do not invite effusive pinches or pecks, but a remote
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Malaysia hopes to make rain
      48 17 Malaysian weathermen hope to make rain fall over Malacca. The state faces acute water shortage due to the drying up of a major dam and the lack of rainfall. The process of making rain known as cloud seeding is scheduled for next month
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      Lock icon Tee shot that lands in pocket
      114 17 Reuter. A PAKISTANI golfer hit a tee shot straight into the pocket of an Indian player who was standing in a sand trap in tournament play, a newspaper reported yesterday. Mr Faisal Qureshi drove off on the 10th hole of the Army (lolf Course
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      Japanese spy on themselves
      310 17 M ANY Japanese private detectives have a new job these days: They have to find out what chances some office workers have in getting ahead in the rat race. The cases are classified as "self-investigation". The motive: Fierce competition, reports Asahi news service. A 47-year-old lecturer
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      WHAT THE PRIVATE EYE FOUND OUT
      294 17 IN December last year, the Shibata Detective Agency was asked by a 44-year-old worker to check on himself. The man, whom the agency gave the pseudonym of Seiichi Yagi, was a section chief in charge of purchasing at a trading company. After graduating from
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  • Showtime
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      Lock icon Song & dance actor
      490 18  - Song dance actor b Y Ravindra Kumar FROM BOMBAY s IX years ago, when Rohan Kapoor made his debut in Indian films, rnanv tended to dismiss him as yet another son of a famous father. Today, with several successful performances behind him, he seems poised for the hig time. Tall,
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      LOVE STRUCK
      315 19 R OMANCES on the screen do spill into real life. SBC stars Xiang Yun and Edmund Zhicai played onscreen lovers in the serial Patrol and fell in love in real life. Hollywood is full of starry romances. Laurence Olivier married Vivien Leigh, Richard Burton married Elizabeth Taylor, and
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      HOLLYWOOD COUPLES
      32 19 Burton and Taylor: Romance started on the Cleopatra set. Hanks and Wilson: Fell in love and got married after a screen romance. Leigh and Olivier: A famous romance of yesteryears.
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      Mariah Carey scores a triple
      255 19 MARIAH Carey swept through the Soul Train Music Awards in Los Angeles recently. The 21-year-old singer was the surprise winner in the R&B/urban contemporary new artist category. She also took home the best single and the best album award given to women. Vision of Love
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      More animated films planned
      327 20 A I NIMATION is big money now and it is enjoying a resurgence. Walt Disney aims to produce a Cull-length animation feature every year. Coming up is the cartoon, Beauty and the Beast after Little Mermaid, which won Academy Award recognition last year. Next year, it
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      Bros hits fresh cash crisis
      248 20 FALLKN pop idols Bros are strapped for cash. They are in trouble again over massive debts of more than r > million. They missed another deadline for repayments because they have not finished their long-awaited comeback LP. The former golden boys, who shot to fame
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      73 20 j presenting A t-*, V 7»i. viiu/ Rock IS JcW; PRYZM Iml<i'm K"// i> dim in Hut Line J Voted the Top Rock Band Of Manila Philippines 1989 is here to rock you like never before!!! together with AIRPLAY That plays the best of TOP 40 music not only will
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    Pie time at steakhouse
    424 21  -  FOODNOTES Delights Corner 273, Thomson Road Singapore 1129 Australian Pie Promotion Until March 31 By Sara Chen w WHOLESOME, delicious pies. Pies that make meals in themselves. That's Delights Corner's latest promotion for the month. There are three selection of pies the chicken curry pie, the
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  • BUYINGGUIDE
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      True colours with Sharp
      71 21 SHARP say they have the world's most advanced camcorder: the VL—C7SOOE camcorder. It has the world's first LCD Colour Viewfinder that allows you to compose your shots and view them in full colour, it is claimed. Other advanced features are 12X Quick Zoom, Intelligent Auto Iris
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      Immutable, from Shiseido
      50 21 SHISEIDO's Spring/Summer 91 collection is just out. Called Immutable, the collection includes lipsticks, nail lacquer and eye shadow, all styled by Serge Lutens. The Immutable Spring/Summer collection is Shiseido's revelation for this season. Price: From $20-$5O Shiseido: Discover the look of summer that's just right for you.
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      A watch to go places with
      80 21 IN Geographique, Jaeger-l<e Coultre has a watch made jus! for the rich, the famous and the environment-conscious jet-set. The automatic Cieographique world time watch displays the hour, minutes, seconds and date permanently. You can k<» beyond the limits of ihe sun's horizon, and it
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      Wine and dine with new ones
      96 21 TWO new wines are being put on the supermarket racks. Liquore Galliano is "an alcoholic beverage of a higher quality and excellence" from Italy, while Tim Knappstein Wines from the Clare Valley in Australia are (lewur/traminer, Fume Blanc and Cabernet Merlot, Price: From $45
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      361 22 TUESDAYRADIO FM90.5 FM 92.4 News on the Hour n °on News in Brief 12.05 PM A lunchdate with Peter King 12 03 PM Popular Classic* and Rom Tan Musk and a 1-00 News and Weather Forecast Mystery Voice Quit 1.10 Currency Exchange Hates 2.05 Feminine flair with 0lhrt Saw 1.15
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      218 22 COMICRELIEF Fox Trot/Bin Amend -V ———1 I.; <« I— .J. 5TUP>D MiSfc AMD \J DoibMT HtKt. 5Ht'S HAVE. NC*r*\AL AMD <TS> AND iT5> OH. FiMt- "M 5oME. n\AKiN0 05 KtAP Poof? TYPE., tflHER rbctf. ONLY 60T DuE. 'N CfiVt BREATHiNO A OO-PAfcE. TH«iS(b. iT'5 (bCfT 1Hi5 TH«N©. OCCASIONAL WHAT? A
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      488 23 COMICRELIEF TUESDAYRADIO Orchard Road/ctMinGoh FM ftft O SO SetfJW r Birr I Uto»c Tf 11 n M 12.30 PM Sentimental Journey first- loooh m 100N<WS NOON Newsdesk CLASS^, AL. WJS& |Pf V 1.10 Calling All Maids 12.30 PM Off the Shelf SSmSm |S^ a(ETS! N $08!$ t ®mTI f J
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      977 24 the new paper 831 Professional/ 831 Professional/ Executive Appts Executive Appts A Leading West Germany switchgear manufacturer in Jurong requires the followings: FEMALE SALES CO-ORDINATORS Diploma or Trade certificate in Electrical Engineering Preferably with 1 to 2 years working experience Applicant without experience but have very high interest in sales
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      577 25 832 Employment 832 Employment 832 Employment I I I /p CREDIT PACIFIC (ASIA) MANAGEMENT V CONSULTANTS PTE LTD A well-established international investment institution in Singapore is seeking aggressive candidates as: MANAGERS Requirements: •Male Female Aggressive and result-oriented Self-motivated independent We offer: High basic salary Attractive commission and incentives Good prospects
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      355 25 832 Employment 832 Employment Are you looking for a challenging job? Here's one. SALES CLERK You will report to the Assistant Sales Manager. Your main job is to issue instruction of process. IVe offer 5-day week, 2-way transport and on-the-job training. Please call *****00 ext 31 to arrange for an
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      298 25 832 Employment A Company invites applicants for the post or: SALES ADMINISTRATOR CUM SECRETARY Applicants must have: Mln. GCE 'O' level e Min. 2 years working experience Interested applicants, please write to: S.T. Box A ***** Kim Song Road S pore 0923. INOOOfI SALES PERSONNEL To work in dept. stores
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      284 27 AP. JIMMY Connors is still struggling with his return. One day after winning for the first time in 17 months, the 38-year-old Connors was blasted out from the second round of the International Players Championship* in Key Biscayne, Florida. Cristiano Caratti of Italy, ranked 37th. beat the eight-time
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      142 27 AFP. LAN Botham is looking to win back an Kngland place against the West Indies this year after his country's shambles in Australia. 11 Mot ham makes runs in the early part of the season he knows he will he in with a chance
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      106 27 Wire Services. Results of yesterday's international sports: SOCCER Knt;li«>h l>i\ 2: IWI Vulr I I|i«vmi li l)iv ".It SiHilhi'Mil '2 I I rinntHTi I litHirnumouth 0, ('/ccho.slnvuk Chitmpionship: Spuria l'r»i|;iii .< Sluviu fragile* 1. /hrojovkii Krnu 0 Ihikln Mjiiiika liyMriru 1, Tut run I Itukln Frawn« t'"* Nltrn 0
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      AILING, FAILING
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    403 31 AFP. CONFUSION reigns over the future of ailing Tottenham Hotspur and its prized asset, Paul Gascoigne. The English club had set a spm deadline (lam, Singapore time) for the consortium led by manager Terry Venables to find the money to back their bid to take over.
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    145 31 Reuter. EVEN if Paul Oascoigne joined Lazio next season one of the Italian club's current foreign trio may not have to be sold to make way for him. League sources said yesterday that First Division clubs want to increase the quota of foreign players per club
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