The New Paper, 18 April 1991

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    16 1 the new paper THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1991 MCI (P) 75/4/90 50 CENTS the J new^ paper
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    Lock icon THE PEE Q
    59 1 Only one urinal in this boys' loo but many users. That is the reason for the long queue in this toilet in Catholic High Primary School. There are other toilets upstairs, but 44 1 want to eat and play games, so it's faster to use this toilet",
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Grave mix-up: Tombstone at wrong spot
      367 2 A GRAVE error was made at the Choa Chu Kang Chinese cemetery because of a mix-up in numbers. A tombstone was erected at grave number 1873. It was meant for grave nnmher 1887. Mr Chen Mingcheng. 43, a lorry driver, had earlier ordered the
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      Lock icon Kermit the Frog sues Mickey Mouse
      122 2 Reuter. HERMIT the Frog is so mad at Mickey Mouse that he is taking him to court. The family of Muppet creator .Jim Henson sued the Walt Disney Co yesterday for allegedly using Mr Henson's sudden death last year to market a Muppet film
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      Lock icon Drive and dive
      289 3 L i UK in the fast lane is no match for life in the l-n-o-o--ng lane One ride in this elongated 1982 Cadillac Eldorado and von will understand why. (ill stuck in one of those endless traffic jams, for instance, and von can simply fix yourself a
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      Underwater train
      132 3 EVEN as work continues on the train tunnel under the English Channel that will connect England and France, the so-called "chunnel" has become old hat. Japanese engineering professor Dr Toshiaki Ohta has invented a train that travels underwater without a tunnel. His so-called Marine Express will travel at
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      26 2 HOTUNEPLUS TO share a point of view, call Hotline Plus at 734-7711, or write to The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Rd, S'pore 0923.
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      MONEY TALK
      113 4 HOT STORIES NEW Zealand bank: Hundreds of depositors turned up at the NZI Bank yesterday to withdraw or transfer their funds from the bank. The New Zealand-based bank announced on Monday its decision to close down its Singapore operations. The bank said it would honour all payments, but
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      'No discrimination'
      64 4 A SENIOR PAS leader has rebutted claims that the Chinese in Kelantan have been discriminated against since the party took over the state government six months ago. The State Executive Councillor Datuk Wan Hashim Wan Ahmad said the government had been fair to the Chinese. There was no
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      US rail strike begins
      60 4 A COAST-TO-COAST rail strike began in the US yesterday, threatening to cripple the nation's economy. A total of 235,000 US freight workers walked out. Their demands include wages, work rules and health care. The strike could choke off the flow of one-third of the nation's goods.
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        LKY on restraint
        96 4 MR Lee Kuan Yew has said that the absence of a tradition of democratic give-and-take has led the opposition in Taiwan and the Soviet Union-to resort to violence and rhetoric to bring the system down. In interview with a Japanese magazine, the Senior Minister said he was
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        Road pricing
        44 4 BANGKOK may have an area pricing scheme by 1997 to control congestion on some of its roads, The Nation newspaper reports. The scheme could be enforced in the Thai capital's ring road network, now clogged and polluted by thousands of vehicles daily.
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        First class
        65 4 TWO Malay Singaporeans have earned first-class honours from tertiary institutions overseas. Mr Zuhairi Mohd Hassan, 24, (above left) obtained that distinction in mathematics as part of his Bachelor of Science degree from New Zealand's Otaga University. Miss Marhaini Maorof, 23, obtained her Bachelor of Science degree with first
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      HEADLINERS
      65 4 The Straits Times: Troops will set up camps for Kurds: US. Business Times: Keppel moves into aviation services. Lianhe Zaobao: Gorbachev seeks Japan's and advanced nations' help to fight autocratic rule in the Soviet Union. Berita Harian: Allied forces build camps to protect Kurds. SBC: US troops have entered
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      357 4 SCHOOL OF MUSIC MINISTRIES Yes! If on next week. Featuring international artistes and lecturers, the school is designed to help you upgrade your skills. Come join us for our FREE workship concerts. Plus sign up for our wide variety of Part-time courses as well. P■*» twwt Artfat— Vnw Monday Opening
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      Dinner, dance out for some
      400 6  -  I FUND-RAISER FOR HINDU TEMPLE I By M Nirmala A HINDU temple's attempt to have a dinner and dance to raise funds for the temple's re-construction is facing resistance from some Hindus. But the organiser is going ahead with preparations for the dinner. Mr S
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      Students queue for relief
      359 7  -  By Tan Li Mei BOYB at Catholic High Primary SchOOJ .»r<learning to mind their "pees and queues". This is bacauae then- is only one urinal in the boys' 100 near the canteen, and dozens of primary- level boys want to use it at the same time.
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      Lock icon Talking to your machines
      298 8 Talk to your home appliances. You will be able to tell them what to do in the near future. But be prepared for machines that can talk back. Such are the wonders of 70 final-year projects by students of the Singapore Polytechnic's Electronics and Communication Engineering
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      Tiles drop at MRT station
      158 8  -  By Tan Li Mei TANJONG Pagar MRT station's walls have been covered with green safety nets. They were put up after some ceramic tiles fell from the suspended wall at the station's concourse level recently. SMRT is now carrying out a thorough technical investigation of
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      Little India becoming Big India
      359 9  -  By Ovidia Lim LITTLE India is getting bigger. Not long ago, its outer limit was just past Desker Road. Now, the ethnic enclave stretches all the way to Kitchener Road. More than 10 new Indian shops have sprung up along the stretch of Serangoon Road
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      Unions plan to flay ST reports
      505 10  -  THE UNIONS Singapore Shell Employees Union. Singapore Insurance E U, Singapore MRT E U, Changi International Airport Services E U, Race Course General E U, Union of Mobil Employees. United Workers of Electronic and Electrical industnes. Singapore Industnal and Services E U. and Metal
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      EXTRACT FROM UNIONS' MOTION
      44 10 THAT this Triennial Delegates' Conference of NTUC on 24-26 April 1991 at the Singapore Conference Hall: Deplores the style of reporting adopted by an English Language newspaper on the issue of wage disparity between low income workers and senior executives.
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      HOW IT ALL STARTED
      205 10 ST's criticism of Mr Goh came during the last Budget debate in Parliament. The income figures Mr Goh presented, showing how little workers earned, were qualified by the Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu. Later, they were further qualified by the Labour Minister, Mr Lee Yock Suan.
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      GLOSSARY
      104 10 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. abreast: If you keep abreast of a subject or are abreast of it, you know all the most recent facts about it. flabbergasted: Someone who is flabbergasted is extremely
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      278 6 WE GIVE YOUMtAT^HOT Property Kdniond Karinas AND WHATS COOI, Mi /Fl /CjT /Txp\ At 181. if hot music does not move you. maybe our sentimental will. -JJvL Vl(v I ou ave a c^°'ce listening to Kdmond strumming his guitar during happy hours, to red-hot Properly entertaining live with 5* B
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      76 7 m At Great Eastern Life, we're always looking for new and better ways to meet your financial needs. With plans that will ensure a secure and comfortable future for you and your family. As the leading life insurer, with the solid backup of Q rea t Eastern Life assets over
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      211 8 Enter the MiTECO Super Glue 'snicniw' CONTEST A 15.3.91-15.6.91 and win j Ist Prize-A round I trip package to yCJ* <J Osaka. Japan V 1,5 (7D/6N) IX-^ 2 d Prize A r und 3rd Prize A package weekend at Club Med. Cheratmg Prize A P acka 9 e tr 'P
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      144 10 STAY YOUNGER E Sbetter LECTURE By Dr. Lelord Kordel The Foremost U.S. Nutrition Expert. Lelord Kordel, now 87 and still going Date: strong, has never been ill in his life. The man who gave you Kordel's Health Food Supplements and who 7.00pm 900pm is the author of more than 20
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      Banned albums confiscated
      374 11  -  By Dave Ang OFFICERS from the Ministry of Information und the Arts (Mita) raided almost a tln/cn music stores last week. They confiscated dozens of compact discs containing banned and detained songs. Among stores raided were those located in Centrepoint, Plaza Singnpura. Far Kast Plaza and Shaw
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      PENALTIES
      101 11 IT is an offence to import, publish, sell, offer for sale, distribute or reproduce any prohibited album. The penalty is a maximum fine of 12,000 or jail of up to three years or both. It is also an offence to possess such publications The penalty; to $1,000 fine or
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      210 11 FOR ENDLESS FUN AND UNLIMITED FOOD, SPLASH OUT AT THE mermai i)s CHARITY DINNER DANCE. Make it an evening of fun for the whole family. Begin by pitting your skills at our mini fun-fair and the water dunking pool. After which, enjoy the BBQ spread which features unusual dishes inspired
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Stormin, Norm to return home
      173 12 Stormin Norm to return home Reuter. GENERAL Norman Schwarzkopf and other US commanders who directed the Allied victory over Iraq will return to the United States from Saudi Arabia on Sunday. The four-star Army general, head of the US Central Command, will continue to control American forces in the Persian
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      Lock icon US sets up camps for refugees
      300 12 Reuter. US forces swiftly entered northern Iraq yesterday to set up the Kurdish refugee relief camps President George Bush called for on Tuesday. "Starting today ground teams have begun to enter northern Iraq to survey sites, looking for those locations which are most suitable
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      Lock icon Yes, I do, but how?
      57 13 Barricaded: A Taiwanese bride-to-be looking downcast as she is blot ked on the way to her wedding by police barricades. The barricades came up on Wednesday as opposition politicians demonstrated in support of democratic reforms. The protest which was marked bv some clashes between protesters
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      US stocks close at record high
      383 13 THE Dow Jones industrial average closed above 3,000 yesterday for the first time in history. It rose 17.58 points to end at 3,004.46, surpassing the previous record close, just shy of 3,000, set last July. The Dow average measures the performance of major stocks
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      Lock icon King sued for plagiarism
      185 14 AP. A WOMAN has sued author Stephen King for plagiarism. She claims the horror novelist plagiarised from her writings and based a character in his best-selling novel, Misery, on her. Ms Anne Hiltner also claims that Mr King burgled her home and stole manuscripts, including the
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      Jilted lover to tell on Martina
      458 14 TENNIS legend Martina Navratilova may soon face the meanest backhand of her career that of her jilted girlfriend. Her former live-in lover Judy Nelson, 45, has vowed to reveal the torrid details of their affair in a book, according to London's Today newspaper. Ms
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      Gorby's call for security and aid
      347 15 GUNS, bread and butter were issues very much on Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's mind during his 45-minute address to the Japanese Diet (Parliament) yesterday. "regional security He called on the United States, Japan, China and India to join the Soviet Union in creating a
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      Lock icon LUKE WARM JAPANESE RESPONSE
      188 15 Wire services. JAPANESE political leaders and businessmen gave a lukewarm response to both Mr Mikhail (lorbachev's call for a new security order and appeal for economic aid. His call for an Asian security conference was rebuffed by Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu. A Japanese Foreign Ministry' official
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      Islands of dispute
      154 15 THE ISSUE: The question of who owns the four islands off the north-eastern tip of Hokkaido has frozen Japanese-Soviet ties since 1945. Japan says it will not sign a peace treaty with Moscow until the islands are returned. Moscow is keen to solve the dispute because it
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      82 13 I I MAY DAY CONCERT 1991 DATE: 4.5.91 (Sat) 5.5.91 (Sun) ttffl TIME: 8.00 pm t&j& VENUE: Singapore Indoor Stadium KM TICKETS: $20/- $30/- $50/SB [S f^ t?t«!«Tians»vAiiAeuA! i 1 I NTIH foirffK. I«M N»n(i(») *l*JtlAi*'»*'*#l»U 1 1' ftrdol'Non>'itt«»- I U-htxm'* •M 6 A J MIIK frtifna tkmwti IA) a««(Aj«U!.?»At1t«
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      95 13 StargmeiV Nile Sat, April 20 (Overnight), B.oopm, SUaso Beach Stargazing enthusiasts, make a dale with us at the new Siloso Beach. Catch a glimpse of the dWCenttiiimn and deep sky objects Tell a tale or two with the galaxy ol stars you'll see. You'll aho he treated to slide shows
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      240 14 j Kiwi Sneaker Shampoo' WORD HUNT jfll Kiwi is from specially selected toclean dirtysportsshoeseasily ■*^Bp*PK' .•Sftfr,, Just press the unique patented a. W C. J against shoe. Scrub 'tsH with bristles, then clean off foam. CONTEST ——-—>^i RULES AND ,IS S^ ER Sl Sit REGULATIONS X* WORD HUNT 2 1.
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      108 15 A Great American a Adventure... Choice cuts that sizzle over charcoal'embers, farm freshness in abundance, wholesome goodness from a bountiful earth, the zest and spirit of a fruitful Hk harvest, exquisite vintages from the finest vineyards. Experience all these and more at Novotel Orchid Singapore, April 16 28. Lunch (at
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      Lock icon BUILDING BLOCS
      477 16 Malaysia proposed, in December last year, the setting up of an East Asian Economic Group. Such groupings are not new. From the Sea of Japan to the Caribbean, such groupings or zones are being proposed, set up or consolidated. For some, it is a way of promoting common
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      Economic groupings: Will they work?
      221 16 THE ADVANTAGES ECONOMIC groupings such as the Growth Triangle and the proposed Sea of Japan Rim Economic Sphere enable member countries to overcome their limitations in certain areas. For example, under the Growth Triangle concept, labour-short Singapore can turn to Johor and Ratam to tap
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      936 17 thursdaytv NOBODY'S PERFECT DISAPPEARING BEHIND BARS (Channel 5, 10.30 pm) WORLD: THE (Channel 8, 9.30 pm) CHAD Lowe (right with Gail ao n K s O'Grady), portrays Stephen (Channel 12,8 pm) jH funeral, Tianha turns up to Parker, who impersonates a t JH seek revenge. To save woman in order
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      569 18 LOCAL singers are not the star-struck type. Most do not worship other singing idols. Xinyao singer Pan Ying, for example, says she does not listen to any particular singer when she herself is not in the studio. Some songs by budding local songwriters, perhaps, are all she has time for.
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      LOVE TONE
      195 19 PAULA Abdul, recently dumped by Full House star John Stamos, is head over heels in love with rapper Tone Loc. Their glances locked when they were attending the MTV Awards show recently. According to the Star magazine, Paula let everyone know that she liked the guy. "She was
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      Inspiration for the pop icons
      350 19 FROM PREVIOUS PAGE: IDOLS' IDOLS MOST of the singers idolised by millions have their own idols as well. Here is a sampling: Michael Jackson: "It all depends on the mood I'm in. I'm a great fan of The Beatles." He paid $90 million for the
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      Staying on: Roxette
      464 20 Anyone remember A-ha, Johnny Hates Jazz or Bros? Each had a hit or two then, poof, faded as fast as their music. Will Roxette suffer the same fate? PAUL ZACH called Per Gessle, the group's male half, in Stockholm, and asked him "I HOPE not," answered Per
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      50 19 ■«r-0 I Hrrfl mrfW News: A sec 2 student: "I spent VtJ $5000 on model cars." Current affairs: What is the United B|9 Nations? How does it work? U vS Most students I are afraid of I MATHS. B For subscription, please call *****11 or arrange with the news vendor.
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      334 21 THURSDAYRADIO FM90.5 FM 92.4 News on the Hour noon Nm in Brief 12.03 PM Popular Classics 12.05 PM A Lunchdate with Peter King 1.00 News and Weather Forecast and Rose Tan Music and a 1.10 Currency Exchange Rates Mystery Vo, ce Qmz 1. 15 Popular Classics (cont'd) 2.05 Feminine Flair
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      181 21 COMICRELIEF PHippS/Joseph Farris Adam Brian Basset Wm.SttKETWSMENO I IIOOK,F6ULASTt'SABRwI l.U'j? MOMO I QUKIONMUOtMKBTO HEWCDR£> WCBRietE JjL, SIttPONIKtOI'&MWE ME,IFIT*KRfcTOBSaK NO N*" fflE" C*o FIRST AND (rO R)R |i nwUDPOITAFI®m -r V/AS WVfc/ IT? Hi fi(&T W^E' I&T/SKI "H"; E;L- is Duffy/Bruce Hammond CVOU SU& PUT UP WW A LOT, CWV \T)
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      481 22 COMICRELIEF THURSDAYRADIO Orchard Road r &>h 12.30 PM Sentimental Journey FM 88.9 Is 1 IE Hrr i,ds si Ifoii sS£=in ':S ss.tr' c luefWE 4.30 Now Hear This 109 Twenty-Four Hours 'f 6JO Gathering Dusk 1.30 World Business Report W' 1-4S The World Today f 10 2 J^° s ,inePresents
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      425 23 737-1166 THE EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED SECTION tbcRss3343ciAss.fi*: *****30 821 Business To Business ULTIMATE Paper Shredders The Ultimate Shredding Machine for Total Business Security. bomotional offer W S4BO Only 1 I Sp*dal feature* A b*n«SU: Auto start/ stop operation s Anti-Jam device I i Unaffected by staples clips I j Safety overload
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      91 23 821 Business To Business 832 Employment European company In Jurong requires immediately: 1) DELIVERY CUM STOREHAND a Valid class 2/ 3 driving licence a Speak/ understand simple English a Physically fit a Possess own motorbike 2) CLERICAL ASSISTANT a Knowledge of PC preferred a On-the-job training provided Banafita: a 5-day
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      196 23 832 Employment Singapore Civil Service For job satisfaction and benefits, no organisation beats the Civil Service. With over 200 different vocations to choose from, we are the country's largest employer. So join us, you'll find what you've always wanted in a career. I WALK-IN INTERVIEW Date 17 April 91 to
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      2 23 832 Employment
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      215 23 832 Employment \yentysl REBTAUHAMB J SUPERVISORS Mln. $900 (Dining Rm Kitchen) COOKS Min. $715 WAITERS/WAITRESSES Min. $650 CASHIERS/HOSTESSES Min. $650 CLERK Min. $650 SB No experience required. H Training provided. Free meals provided. r WALK IN INTERVIEW AT DENNY S RESTAURANT #02-09 Orchard Point (Next to Centrepoint) Daily 9am 7pm
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      290 24 832 Employment FASHION TEXTILES IND. (S) PTE LTD urgently requires: A) 6 Temporary or Full-Time Finishing Operator B) 8 Temporary or Full-Time Dyeing Operator C) 5 Temporary or Full-Time Store Assistants D) 1 Permanent Despatch Rider E) 1 Male/ Female General Worker Basic salary: *****.00 for Posts A, B C
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      2 24 832 Employment
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      298 24 832 Employment TEMP PERM JOBS Personnel Officer Typists General Clerks Personnel Asst. Secretaries General Workers Promoters Accounts Clerks Shipping Clerks Drivers I Girl Friday Store Assts Receptionists Despatch Clerk i Data Entry Ops Sales Coordinator REQUIRED INTERMEDIATE INTERIOR DRAUGHTSMEN/ DRAUGHTSWOMEN 5-day week 9am to 6pm Call between 10am to 7pm
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      2 24 832 Employment
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      306 24 832 Employment TELEX OPERATOR OCE '07 N' level Typing speed of 30 wpm L above Relevant experience In telex ER 83 FREIGHT CLERK e OCE O' level Typing speed of 25 to 30 wpm Some relevant experience required but not essential 2 ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Able to keep full set of
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      401 24 832 Employment Bored Pile Co. requires a) CIVIL ENGINEER I Degree in CE I With or without experience b) WORKS SUPERVISOR Preferably with experience In bored pile works c) CLERK OF WORKS i a OCE 'O' or 'N' level d) PICK-UP DRIVER ACCOUNTS/ GENERAL CLERK OCE O' level Mln LCC
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      380 24 832 Employment The Singapore Planned Parenthood Association requires ASSISTANT INFORMATION AND EDUCATION OFFICER Raquirementa: a GCE A' level a Preferably some working experience a Able to type 30-40 w p.m Dutiaa: To assist in organizing programmes involving the behavioral social sciences in the youth field, co-ordinate specified acitlvltles as well
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      355 25 832 Employment Japaneae Industrial Cat Company requires SALES EXECUTIVES (Male/ Female) Age 18 and above With/ without experience Possess own transport Pleasant personality combine with enthusiasm to learn Able to start work immediately or at short notice We offer attractive salary and career advancement Alternate Saturday off. Interested applicants. please
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      310 25 832 Employment PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Male/ Female) urgently required in Jurong morning shift, 2nd night shift $28 to $38 per day transport provided. Students may apply Interested, please call *****36/ 7. An established construction company requires SITE ENGINEER A degree in civil structure engineering recognised by PE Board e With or
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      297 25 832 Employment —i— Precision Engineering Co. requirrs 1. WORKSHOP SUPERVISOR 2. MILLERS 3. APPRENTICES 4. Q.C INSPECTOR Salary ranging from $600 $1,500 per m-nth. Interested, please call: 743-4291 (Mon. Fri.) A Trading Company raquiraa: ACCOUNTS CLERK a GC'E OV N' Levrl a LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping e Able to type e
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      322 25 832 Employment IPMBMBMI J Int'l Record Co. Requires DATA ENTRY/ 1 ACCOUNTS CLERK 1 JJ Min GCE O level ii Knowledge of account i i ing and PC preferred i i i Interested please call per- i i i i sonally between 9am -spm i i I I at: II
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      237 25 832 Employment I ADMIN. CLERK GCE O' or A' level English.' Mandarin speaking Knowledge of PC Ability to type Applicants, please contact Fax: 748-3289 Tel: 748-2205 An established construction firm require* immediately SITE ENGINEER/ FOREMAN j lor 2 years working experience With Diploma in Civil Engrg or Degree Holder I
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      215 25 832 Employment FEMALE GENERAL CLERK OCE OV 'N' level No experience required but must be able to type well Age below 110 years old Salary $700 u>'saoo Walk-in interview on 11/4 6 It/4: 81k.3021 Übi Ave 2 #04-159 Tel: 746 9985 Bui Service: I. 23. 65. 66. 76 FEMALE WORKS
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      267 26 WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP GEORGE FOREMAN v EVANDER HOLYFIELD, Live on SBC 12, 9am Saturday Reuter. BFHIND his public demotion 1" llotß and hamburgers, (ieorge Foreman tries to hide a secret he just may be the hardest training fighter around. The I'J year old Foreman madl i >eeond
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      WHAT FOREMAN SAYS
      31 26 A ii miracle is someone who eats too much and comes out of a 10-year retirement to get a shot at regaining boxing's most important title. Foreman (left)
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      WHAT FOREMAN IS DOING
      41 26 AXf s sparred at least 15 rounds at a clip and he's hardly missed a day of training. Source close to Foreman XJLe's eating mostly broiled chicken and fish, steamed vegetables and fresh fruit. Writtr Davis Miller
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      85 26 Reuter Is Foreman working on a version of "Rope-a-dope" tactic that Muhammad Ali successfully used against him 17 years ago in their classic "Rumble in the Jungle" in Zaire? Ali simply laid back against the ropes, covering himself with his hands and arms, taking blows from
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      338 26 Results of yesterday's international sports: RUGBY UNION Div 1 England: Bristol 29 London Irish 7. Pontypool 61 Penarth 0, Hugbv 28 Northampton 3. SOCCER I)iv 1 England: Arsenal 2 Man City 2, Crystal Palace 1 Tottenham 0, Norwich 1 Chelsea 3, QPR 2 Leeds 0. Div 2: Ipswich 0
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      Tuas new cycling road race venue
      178 27  -  By Bernard Pereira HEAVY construction work at Changi Coastal Road has effected a change of venue for the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association's 10-lap road race on April 28. The race will now be switched to a circuit at Tuas Seafood Village. This will be
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      Khalsa wanted replay, says SHA
      345 27  -  [UNDER-21 HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP By Suresh Nair KHALSA had made formal request for re pla> of its abandoned National Under "Ji hockej natch against Hougang, This w;i» revealed last nighl by the Singapore Hockey Km social ion. Khalsa HOW wants to ton ana tht tic Its
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      Lock icon No 2 Robertson falls to Parke
      333 28 AFP. SIMON Parke, the world junior squash champion, sent second seed Chris Robertson crashing out of the British Open yesterday. Parke's shock 9-3, 9-2, 9-5 victory rounded off a day in which Australia's Tristan Nancarrow and Brett Martin, along with Scotland's Mark Maclean were
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      204 28 AP, AFP. BJOKN Borg, scheduled to officially begin his comeback next week at the Monte Carlo Open, fared better in his second day of practice yesterday at the Monte Carlo Country Club. He won one set against Goran Ivanisevic of Yugoslavia. the world's eighthranked player,
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      174 28 Reuter. MARTINA Navratilova will miss next month's French Open tennis tournament lor the third successive year, organisers said yesterday. Navratilova, JM, won the French leg of the (Irand Slam in 1982 and 1984, but has not played on the Roland Garros clay courts since 1988
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      376 29 AFP. NEW manager Graeme Souness should receive the go-ahead to lead Liverpool back into Europe over the next 48 hours. The European Football Union (Uefa) is expected to lift Liverpool's ban at a twoday meeting in London which begins today. Both Lennart Johansson, president of the
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      Lock icon Beckenbauer linked with Inter
      235 29 Afp. WITH five weeks left of the Italian soccer season, rumours of coaching changes already fill the newspapers. Italian media reported this week that Giovanni Trapattoni would leave Inter-Mi-lan to rejoin Juventus and be replaced byFranz Beckenbauer, who led West Germany to last year's World Cup
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      US unveils '94 World Cup logo
      118 29 WAVING r. <l iiul white striped with ;i hlu« Btreakina boll movinu di(itsonull> to tin' upper left < urnei wad unveiled \«--ti rdej >-1 he logo thai will reprettenl ihc 1994 World Cup Tin* logo which nlwi li i i.tld up I" around the
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      Lock icon Poland level on points with the leaders
      274 30 Reuter. POLAND 3 TURKEY 0 POLAND scored three times in the last 15 minutes to beat Turkey in Warsaw. After a quiet first half, Poland went ahead in the 75th minute when midfielder Rys/ard Tarasiewicz, who plays for French club Nancy, hit a
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      405 30 HOLLAND 2 FINLAND 0 Reuter. RUUI) (lullit and Marco van Hasten each scored as Holland moved to the top of Group Six with a 2-0 win over Finland in its European Championship qualifier in Rotterdam yesterday. Hut despite the boost of an early goal, the defending
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      Lock icon Mikhailichenko goal dashes hungary's hopes
      363 30 HUNGARY 0 SOVIET 1 Reuter. A FIRST-HALF goal from Soviet striker Alexei M ikhailichen ko dented Hungary's hopes of reaching the Kuropean soccer championship finals yesterday. The Soviets' 1-0 win in the (iroup 'A qualifier in Budapest lifted il to second place with live points
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      Lock icon BLOW FOR ARSENAL
      591 31 After the FA Cup semi-final disappointment, Arsenal suffers another blow. Are the Gunners faltering? Reuter. ENGLISH Division One leader Arsenal squandered a two-goal lead and drew 2-2 at home with Manchester City. The point Arsenal gained stretched its lead over sec-ond-placed Liverpool to six points, but the
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