The New Paper, 22 June 1991

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1 47 The New Paper
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    13 1 the new paper Nikon SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1991 MITA (P) 13/4/91 50 CENTS
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      150 1 You 3 r y now see bei ow 11 H n J 1 Wl^HRr^* UB \J 1 I ji'j.* in3V K 'flB i y?> 112 vi :^*liKcn j •—-SH^EZ—Hi EV/3TO ci > ■>!< 11" II; j I f* ;Mj»Jfl J /112 J i'lHf p /VII V «t ■fIV At first,
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Red tape may stall coffee shop
      529 2  -  By Ganesh Rajaram MR Thomas Chan is seeing red over red tape. Mr Chan, 41, who operates the Kopi Thiam Holdings coffee shop at Block 127, Bukit Merah Lane 1, has found himself sandwiched between the HDB and the Environment Ministry. He has been
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      No New Paper on Monday
      76 2 THE New Paper will not be published on Monday as it is Hari Raya Haji. We will be back on Tuesday. Hotline Plus: The New Paper's Hotline Plus on 734-7711 will be operating until 3 pm today. We will resume on Monday from 9 am
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    • Article
      Lock icon Nude dancers can be forced to cover up
      145 2 Reuter. NT DE dancers in the United States can be forced to cover up even if they are performing before a willing audience. And those who refuse to do so can be prosecuted under public indecency laws. This was the ruling by
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      HOUSE OF HORROR
      561 3 From the outside, it looks like any other bungalow in Cheras, KL. Inside, it is a house of horror. Blood-splattered human skulls and bones, figurines with blood-red tongues hanging these were some of the macabre things police found when they raided the place on Wednesday. The Malay
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      PRESIDENT vs THE PM
      32 4 Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev yesterday blocked an attempt by hardliners to give some of his emergency powers to Prime Minister Valentin Pavlov. HOT STORY Mr Pavlov Mr Gorbachev
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      WHAT PREMIER PAVLOV WANTS
      76 4 In the face of serious economic and political problems, Prime Minister Pavlov wanted the power to issue decrees without consulting Mr Gorbachev. Mr Pavlov said the President is too busy to handle day-to-day affairs. REASON: Observers view Mr Pavlov's demands as a bid by conservatives to
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      WHAT PRESIDENT GORBACHEV WANTS
      88 4 President Gorbachev wants to retain the sole authority that he got last year to issue decrees without consulting parliament. REASON: Mr Gorbachev feels that the Soviet Union needs one strongman to guide it through these hard times. Besides severe economic problems, some of the 15 republics
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        Curry Murder case men freed
        113 4 THREE brothers, detained since 1987 in the Curry Murder case for allegedly killing their brother-in-law, were released unconditionally from jail yesterday. Mr Ramayah Radhakrishnan, 35, Mr Shanmugam Chandra, 32, and Mr Ramiah Balakrishnan, 39, were among six family members charged with the murder of Mr
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        Record premiums
        37 4 PREMIUMS for vehicle certificates of entitlement (COEs) this month recorded all-time highs in six categories. For the first time, a premium of over $12,000 was posted. It was for cars of 2,001 cc and above.
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        School allowance
        54 4 Teachers of five primary schools which are going full-day next year will get a $200 allowance every month. Part of it will be used to pay for the teachers' lunch which they must take with pupils. The schools are Pei Hwa (Bukit Timah), Rosyth, St Michael's Primary, Henry
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      HEADLINERS
      77 4 The Straits Times: Gorbachev hits back at hardliners. Business Times: Jakarta to revamp tax laws to boost investment. Lianhe Zaobao: M'sia and S'pore to jointly develop KTM land in S'pore under 6:4 shares. Berita Harian: Poor families decreasing. SBC morning news: The UN Security Council has decided to maintain
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      QUOTE
      64 4 T J. he bond that holds Singaporeans together as a nation is likely to be weakened by any experimenting with dual citizenship. If other, more established, nations can cope, then good luck to them, but I am not persuaded that Singapore is ready. Mr Leslie Fong, editor of The
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Nicolette Rappa is married
      426 7  -  By Lo Tien Yin FIRST, the news. Nicolette Rappa, 26, is now Nicolette Tjoa (pronounced Chua). Now, the mystery: Just who is Mr Tjoa? Viewers who tuned in to the nine o'clock news on Thursday would have found out about the newscaster's change of surname. We
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      LINETTE’S WEDDING NO SECRET
      130 7 FELLOW newscaster Linette Tye, 29, was married in July last year. But her wedding was no secret to the public. She was happy to talk to the press about it. But she would reveal only her husband's i name (Alvin) and not the surname because she
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      WHO IS MR TJOA?
      44 7 He looks quite cute and very pleasant. He is not very tall, only slightly taller than Nicolette. A colleague who went to college with Nicolette I met them last year. He looks rather rugged and very pleasant. Nicolette's personal friend
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      No fire at start of seminar...
      595 8 NORENSHAH SAHARI, a former JC teacher, reviews the Pre-University Seminar THE Pre-University Seminar is over. "Whew!" said Patrick Cheo, 16, Vice-President of Temasek JC's student council. Students can now either take some time out and enjoy the rest of their holidays or start cramming
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      TWO WHO STOOD OUT
      24 8 Nuraisha: President of Temasek 1(' Student Council showed leadership qualities. Divyanathan: Student from Victoria JC who left a lasting impression
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      SEMINAR SNIPPETS
      84 8 Hi! I'm Catherine. A student greeting President Wee w Thy not put 'Tried Rice Paradise" in the museum's Rice Hall. A student on making the museum a more interesting place It helps to ease the system. Simon Tay on rules like toilet-flushing T Xt's like being the fourth
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      St Pat's pips Aussie bands
      333 10  -  By Ganesh Rajaram A i LOCAL school band has scored a first by coming in tops in an overseas band concert competition. The St Patrick's school military band won first place in the Western Australian Band Association Competition held in Bunbury, Western Australia, on .June
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Caught stealing at mosques
      352 12  -  By Elena Chong A MAN who tried to steal a f wallet by cutting the pocket of a man's prayer robe in a mosque and stole from an- other man in a different mosque was jailed for a total I of three years yesterday. In addition,
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      Games to spread the productivity message
      188 12 ite GAMES CHESS CHESS requires strategic planning, marathon running peserverance, soccer teamwork and golf individual excellence. These four key attributes come to play in a quality workforce. So the National Productivity Board will organise tournaments around the four sports to spread the productivity message
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      126 12 TAKE A CLOSE LOOK AT NEW SESAME STREET VITAMINS FROM JOHNSON JOHNSON. /f'\ nrnwnnl 90 Natural colours, flavours and BECAUSE YOU CAN'T ALWAYS WATCH WHAT YOUR CHILDREN EAT! Snacks, meals on the run, picky appetites They come in the shape of SESAME it's tough for parents to know if kids'
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Biggest heroin bust in US
      352 13 AP. US drug authorities "ripped the heart out" of an Asian drug smuggling group by seizing 544 kg of heroin and arresting four people. It was the biggest heroin bust in US history, an official said in Hayward, California, yesterday. "Law enforcement has ripped the
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      Lock icon Row over orang utan
      236 14 AFP. AN orangutan threatens to land popular Hongkong actress Liu Xuehua in a Taiwanese jail. Agricultural officials in Taipei said yesterday that she might face two years in jail or a maximum fine of about $2,000 for keeping the animal without a licence. The primate is
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      Lock icon Vanilla Ice charged with 3 gun offences
      181 14 Reuter. RAP music star Vanilla Ice was charged yesterday with three gun offences following a squabble with a salesman earlier this month. Ice, whose real name is Robert Van Winkle, was charged with possessing a loaded handgun, possessing a concealed handgun in public
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      201 13 1 R "Since young. I had been plump. As I (W® grew older. I found myself feeling shy about my 49.5 kg weight especially with my 1,5 m height. "On a friend's recommendation, I went to Expressions Slim fit Studio. HThe consultant explained that the Kb Expressions programme is a
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      420 13 SINGAPORE INDOOR STADIUM I JUNE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS I TOMORROW 3pm I DON'T MISS OUT! LEAVE it to the Muppets to bring out the I BOOK NOW!! kids in the adults. /iW Mums and dads were spotted stomping their I f Vj" > feet, pulling their ears and squeezing their I
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      79 14 Courtesy begins on the bay M •'!i" i_*i_r'tl~ ■&> i&i- Ihta w«»kn4. the iMppiMt pl.ee you 0.0 b. Square. Hkium Ife oourtmy ridMßk r V v ,n p ut nUI on y««r ftaoe AM minute you Hra». walk in. 0«r WehNMM Imuh wfU bo at th* door to gr«et you
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      18 14 IJ [win OVER ISOO WORTH OF TAIYO RADIO CONTROLLED CARSI Contest Coupon on Page 13 in this issue.
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      75 15 SLAVES AND MASTERS TOUR 1991 SPONSORED BY ONE SHOW ONLY IN SINGAPORE «i tickets at AMEROID LOGISTICS (S) PTE LTD 11l OIIWUH K U II C $30 iff JULY 3rd FREE SEATING Q on DM TICKETS AWfIItABLE AT v 8 HIVI SCOTTS AT THE CENTREPOINT £H NATIONAL STADIUM parkway PARADE
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Hunt for one-eyed Tiger
      461 16  -  THE PROBE: Investigators in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case have identified a Tamil fugitive, known as One-eyed Jack, who could provide the key to solving the murder. But officials fear he could be killed by the Tamil Tigers unless found soon ISRAELI SOLDIERS IN DISGUISE NAB
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      THE HIT SQUAD
      217 16 NINE people have been identified as having played a major role in Mr Rajiv Gandhi's murder and all of them have been linked to the Tamil Tigers. The woman killer or the human bomb has been identified as Shalini alias Shalu alias Thanu. She was a member
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      THE PROBE
      97 16 INDIA'S Central Bureau of Investigation has set up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the assassination. The team is made up of nearly 200 of the country's best detectives, forensic and explosives experts. An reward of about $100,000 is being offered for information on the killers. The
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      THE MOTIVE
      262 16 ANALYSTS believe there were two motives behind the assassination. LTTE Chief V Prabhakaran felt humiliated when Mr Rajiv Gandhi invited him to New Delhi in 1987, and then had him kept under virtual house arrest. He reportedly forced him to sign a peace accord. Prabhakaran is said to
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      54 17 A month after the killing of Mr Rajiv J Gandhi, much remains unreported about y W the circumstances surrounding the bomb J T blast. We devote all nine pages of Weekender to telling the story of Rajiv's last day and the |jF aftermath. And the lessons w i -J iL'Wr'
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    Lock icon What went wrong
    54 18  -  SECURITY SoureeV Adapted from India Today Security at Sriperumbudur, where Mr Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated, was notable by its absence. As the graphic above shows, basic guidelines on VIP security were not followed. And the former Prime Minister's disregard of his personal safety compounded the lapses./ Page
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  • SECURITY
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      An avoidable death
      391 20 THE Rajiv Gandhi killing was a textbook case of security lapses on a grand scale. The Intelligence Branch, India's federal detective agency which co-ordinates VIP security, has a "blue book" spelling out safeguards for VIPs. But even some of the most elementary precautions were not taken. ENTRY
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      MINISTER’S WARNING
      130 20 THE then Minister of State for Home Affairs, Mr Subodh Kant Sahay, narrowly escaped when a bomb went off under his car on June 7. "Whether (Mr Gandhi's killing) has been directly done by the LTTE or not, it is a result of the violence brought in by
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      Lock icon THE DEADLY BELTBOMB
      156 20 WHEN the woman suicide bomber bent forward on the pretext of touching Mr Gandhi's feet, she pressed an electrical switch near her belly. It activated some mercury that caused a very flexible, putty-like chemical known as RDX (Cyclotrimethylene Trinitramine) to explode. The thousands of steel pellets embedded
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      116 21 Only at Standard Photo* A bunch of offers for your picking. When you print on KODAK Paper. Our bunch of offers are yours for the picking. Just send in your roll of film (min. 20 prints) for developing and printing on Kodak Paper, then submit your photo envelope to enjoy
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      32 22 1 i WARNER MUSIC SINGAPORE PROUDLY WELCOMES AND ft/CKmk LIVE IN CONCERT DATE: 25 JUNE 1991 (Tuesday) VENUE: SINGAPORE INDOOR STADIUM TIME: 8.15 PM O WARNER MUSIC SINGAPORE SIIMC MERIDIEN fsll SINGAPORE
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    Action beyond reason
    501 23 MYWORD I LEARNT about Mr Rajiv Gandhi's murder while waiting for a plane in Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris. I passed a news-stand and headlines screamed at me. Like many people, I was overcome by emotion. Shocked because his assassination was unexpected. Sad for him, his
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      102 23 DEaKP DIIO I The Hunter and the New Striker from Alix. Designed with the finest PU leather, they are lightweight and comfortable, allowing you to perform better. They also come with longer tongues to maximise your lower shin protection. And now that you've met the />^ deadly duo, come give
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    Lock icon DIARY OF THE KILING
    428 24  -  ASSASSINATION Source/ India Today A BLINDING flash. A deafening blast. And soon voices were screaming in Tamil: "Where is Rajiv Gandhi? Where is Rajiv Gandhi?" As the dust settled from the bomb blast and more than 10.0<)<) pairs of feet ran for dear life. 17 people
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  • FIRST PERSON
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      The Rajiv I knew
      774 25  -  No sooner did I (kneel in front of Rajiv) than he quipped: 'See, I have the press at my feet.' And the class of '60 guffawed...A few months later, it all started to turn sour...Far from being at his feet, the press seemed now more to
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      DIARY OF A KILLING
      460 25 FROM PAGE 24 his grandfather and India's first Prime Minister. 9.30 pm He addresses an unscheduled meeting with about 100 people jostling him. 10.10 pm He reaches Sriperumbudur an hour late and garlands a statue of his late mother, Mrs Indira Gandhi. School friend and press
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      118 26 y/vy A^ov vr m—l '%rii v- r jr A vGX r I 7 i <** j r i Xhere is enough energy in this book to shake you up! You feel the powerful vibrations. You hear it, see it, taste it and smell its evil aroma. Eaeh one of these
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    Time to stop the violence
    721 27 MYWORD Mr Gandhi is a martyr. But a martyr is principally an unquestioned witness to history's savage acts. If people of India are not shocked enough, Mr Gandhi's testimony in blood will go in vain MR Rajiv Gandhi's murder shocked us all. But perhaps we
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    87 28 LOVE STORY: The marriage of Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia Maino in New Delhi lasted 23 years. It had been likened to a fairytale romance that survived the constant demands of Indian politics. "One gets too involved with work...we forget wives are persons and human beings..." Mr Gandhi remarked
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      991 29 I saturdaytv THE ACciDENTAL lISfIfiSSPH PRE-HOLIDAY NIGHT MOVIE: CHINESE CINEMA I: TOURIST SHOOT TO KILL lßr*[ SPOOKY SPOOKY WILLIAM Hurt stars as a miivr c ue travel writer who becomes fM§ WHEN a cunning murderer vanishes into A YOUNG man, fresh from a increasingly set in his eccentric vjK ImS
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      870 30 sundaytv <* r 1 BIRDMEN AND BIRDSONGS: THE LOVE BUG A TRIBUTE TO CHARLIE PARKER (SB c 5. 9.45 pm) JAZZ musician Charlie Parker (left) was a WtKff jJV j rJg musical legend. He was the subject of Clint *J -J j Eastwood's recent feature film, Bird. Now, the f
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Israeli soldiers in disguise nab Palestinians
      362 31 Reuter. A MAN puts on lipstick and women's clothes. He then strolls up to an Arab in a street of the West Bank and nabs him. The man in drag is an Israeli undercover agent. The Israeli Government yesterday admitted for the first time
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      Rescued sisters can only grunt
      255 31 THREE young sisters, who were malnourished and could only grunt, have been rescued from their squalid house in Santa Cruz, California. The girls' mother, 40-year-old Ruby Pointer, yesterday pleaded innocent to charges of child endangerment and marijuana cultivation. She is now in jail after failing
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    Show of budding Tamil talents
    415 32  -  SHOWTIME TICKETS TICKETS for the show are available from Royal Home Video and Daily Video. By S Gulam KALAI Fithers, once one of Singapore's leading Indian cultural societies, is back after a five-year lapse. Formed in the 60s, its name in Tamil means cultural enthusiasts.
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      41 34 SATURDAY COMICRELIEF RADIO Garth /Jim Edgar and Martin Asbury fc,,mmon It looks likg an English but mg^deju degradation _Vvs_ 6.30 Jazz Fling Report > 1.56 Adult Contemporary Music 5 55 News Headlines and Public 7.15 Operas: I Contes D'Hoffr inr J_ -LI
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      628 35 SUNDAYRADIO FM 90.5 FM 92.4 600 AM Newshrief, Weather (.00 AM Singapore Good Morning 6.00 Race Commentaries and 4-0 An th* u« ltr ft OA AM c limmar v 605 Contemporary Hits of the 7.00 News Results News on the Hour 600 Newshrief, Summary 80s 90 730 c a i
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      355 36 800 Food/Entertainment 832 Employment i i An Eatb. Electrical Co. i i i i requires: i i I I 1) PROJECT SUPERVISOR I 12) PROJECT j COORDINATOR e Experience In electrl-, i cal work i ii Liaise effectively with i i i i clients, contractors i i i I and
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      309 38 811 Personal Services/ Merchandise 811 Personal Services/ Merchandise I I a&Jr> 12" MIXED JUP Includes the hits (I Wanna Give You) Devotion Real Sadness Amen Pari II Sf Tt. ■macdsaH In store now on CD Cassette A r&atM from BMP Production* Marketed by VONG RECORDS Blk 6 #02 339 Syed
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      282 38 831 Professions!/ Executive Appts 831 Professional/ Executive Appts r Join the leaders Few use it anywhere in the world In in puDlisnina this region, Singapore Press Holdings astheindustry leader is moving rapidly technology Our Marketing Division's Special Projects Unit will be using the latest in v desktop publishing technology for
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      115 38 831 Professional/ Executive Appts 831 Professional/ Executive Appts 832 Employment 832 Employment *****0 AST EC ASTEC. the world's largest switch-mode power supply manufacturer has an immediate vacancy for: SECRETARY^ to provide secretanal and administrative support to the Sales and Marketing Director Requirements: GCE 'O'/'A' level with Pnvate Secretanal Certificate Proficiency
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      319 38 832 Employment lAn established company In Jurong has Immediate vacancy (or: GENERAL CLERK/ TYPIST OCE O' or N' level Able to type and knowledge of PC Bilingual in English and Mandarin Able to start work with short notice 5 days week and transport provdled Interested pit. call tel: *****33 tor
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      419 39 832 Employment 832 Employment I ENV I H Ministry of the Environment invites H applications from S'pore Citizens H H for the following appointments H I A. CLERICAL I OFFICER GRADE B I Gross Salary Range: $553 -$1,133 pm H Starting Gross Salary depends on H qualifications. H Entry Qualifications:
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      194 39 832 Employment II mesco, ENGINEERING/INDUSTRIAL/ HEALTHCARE/ MICRO-CON TAMINA TION We have immediate vacancies for the following positions: SALES ENGINEERS Degree/Diploma in Electrical Engineering 1-2 years' sales experience in electrical switcnboard and controls an advantage Class 3 driving licence SALES EXECUTIVES (HEALTHCARE) 1-2 yrs. sales experience in Rehab. Pharmaceutical, OTC products
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      366 39 832 Employment i i An established Company i i i has vacancy for. I ii ACCOUNTS II CLERKS I 1 Minimum LCCI 1 1 Intermediate QCE O' or A' level J Walk-in or writ* in to: 130 GENTING LANE J i i SINGAPORE 1334 i i (Off Kallang Way) An
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      413 40 832 Employment 832 Employment ■pWMMI Gul Technologies, one of the finest and most technologically advanced PCB Plants I in Singapore, invites success oriented individuals to join us for exciting career I opportunities. CLERK (Mar ting Dept) I I Perform general administrative work, typing 1 and filing. I GCE "0' or
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      398 40 832 Employment MERCHANDISER OCE 'A' Level 2-3 years experience In garment factory Knowledge of spoken and written Mandarin Mature and ability to work Independently Pleasant personality Ability to communicate effectively with buyers/ suppliers PURCHASING ASSISTANT Mln. OCE 'O' or 'N' Level a Knowledge of spoken and written Mandarin a Computer
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      40 40 832 Employment Established computer firm requires: TECHNICIAN/ ASST. ENGINEER Diploma/ ITC/ NTC Electronics Engineering Class 3 Driving Licence Knowledge of PC WALK IN INTERVIEW Blk. J. #01-60 Evarton Part Singaport 02M Tal: *****52. *****73 Sat. 10am 7pm, Son. 2pm Bpm
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      363 40 832 Employment I An established Company with a chain of more than 40 outlet* requires: 1) TECHNICIAN Possess own motor bike Technically Inclined and preferably with experience 2) TELEPHONE OPERATOR cum RECEPTIONIST Mln Secondary education Bilingual In English and Mandarin 3) MINILAB PRINTING OPERATORS Experience preferred 4) COUNTER SALESGIRLS Mln.
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      32 40 832 Employment SINQ-A-LONO KARAOKE PTE LTD urgently requires WAITERS Interested applicants, pis call personally at 100 Kim Sang Rd. #01-02 Kim Swig Plaza S'pora 0923 (after Bpm to see Mr Frankle Ho)
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      255 40 832 Employment Bt Batok SHELL I i i i Station requires: i i PUMP ATTENDANTS 11 PROMOTERS ii Attractive salary 4i i I i commission. i i Ii Applicants must be ro-1 i I i bustle hardworking, i > II II i i Interested, call I > 466-1791 j DENTAL
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  • SPORTS/RACING
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      632 41  -  PREVIEW/ By" The Three Musketeers R 10 O'Grande was clearly unI happy in the soft ground at Ipoh on his debut last month he plugged along well to dead-heat for third plate. He will prefer the Bukit Timah track and the likely good going. His finishing
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      248 42 AFP. American sprint king Leroy Burrell has decided not to take on club team-mate Carl Lewis and disgraced Canadian runner Ben Johnson next month prompting an angry salvo from the French organisers of the star-studded showdown. Burrell, who set a new world 100 m record last
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      225 42 AFP. FORMER Olympic champion Mark Spitz failed to qualify for the final heat of the 100 m butterfly at the Meet of Champions in California yesterday, signalling the latest setback in his comeback bid. Spitz, 41, turned in a disappointing qualifying time of 58.935 ec,
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      263 42 Wire Services. INTER Milan has turned to an internationally unknown coach. Corrado Orrico steps up from the Second Division to take over from Giovanni Trappattoni as coach of Uefa Cup winners Inter Milan. The 40-year-old tactician said: "I know it will be very difficult. But I am have no
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      255 42 Wire Services. Results of yesterday's international sports: GOLF Irish Open Championship 2nd rd scores (British unless stated):l4o Payne Stewart (US) 69-71, Colin Montgomerie 68-72 141 Martin Gates 72-69. Jose Maria Olazabal (Spa) 71-70 142 Peter O'Malley (Aust) 71-71, Gordon Brand Jnr 69-73, Frank Nobilo (NZ) 72-70, Carl Mason 69-73
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      472 43  -  It is not the richest tournament in the world. Its facilities are not the best and the weather can be foul if not vile. But its pedigree is unquestionable. Its more than just a tournament. Playing at Wimbledon is akin to taking a shot at immortality TR RAMAKRISHNAN
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      156 43 USA Today. IVAN Lendl put everything he had into winning Wimbledon last year but fell short. This year, he comes in totally unprepared and has at least one chief rival nervous. Last year, Lendl spent the months leading up to Wimbledon fine-tuning his grass-court game.
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      242 43 AP. TOP-SEEDED Monica Seles pulled out of the Wimbledon tennis championships yesterday with an undisclosed injury. Seles was forced to withdraw "due to an injury caused by a minor accident," her agent said in a statement issued through the All England Club, which conducts Wimbledon. No details
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      54 43 I am very disappointed to miss Wimbledon this year but look forward to returning in 1992. Seles Q V-Jhe (Seles) won the first two legs of the Grand Slam, so that is out. You don't get into that position very often. I'm sure there's nobody that's more
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      105 43 DEFENDING CHAMPIONS: Men: Stefan Edberg (Swe). Women: Martina Navratilova TOP SEEDS: Men: 1 Stefan Edberg (Swe), 2 Boris Becker (Ger), 3 Ivan Lendl (Cze), 4 Jim Courier (US). Women: 1 Steffi Graf (Ger), 2 Gabriela Sabatini (Arg), 3 Martina Navratilova ((US), 4 Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (Spain) PRIZE MONEY:
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      259 41 832 Employment Engineering company has Immediate vacancies for: A) TECHNICAL OPERATORS 4 'i VITB trade cert./ *N' level Completed N.S. J B) ASSISTANT ENGINEER 4 ii ITC/ Diploma In mechanical/ structural engrg i J[ Planning co-ordination duties J 1 Location: Woodlands 1 J Interested please call: 758-5479 J i i
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      50 41 832 Employment 851 Properties MALE PROFESSIONAL letting out 2 ROOMS to single ladies only or students at Toa Payoh RENT NEGOTIABLE Please page *****07 MR. RAJ (no agent please). 871 Education/ Instruction QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED Piano taachar giving lessons in district 20. Csll 457-0303 33Q 8682 m m Daly9 30ow-m^/
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  • SEMI-PROILEAGUE ’91
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      444 44  -  By Abdul Shukor THE Tengku Muda of Pahang, Tengku Abdul Rahman, the team manager, last night slammed Singapore for applying defensive tactics. Said the Tengku Muda: "The attitude of the Singapore team, playing total defensive football, killed the match." Added the Tengku Muda: "I know it worked nicely
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      166 45 NST. SAHAH travels to Kuala Terengganu with doubts over its two prized players striker Michal Vana and skipper Junaidy Tuah. Vana, the tall Czechoslovak striker, who has been the spearhead of Sabah's attack, suffered a right hamstring injury during training on Wednesday. "With this kind
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      652 46  -  PAHANG O SINGAPORE O Abdul Shukor NOW then, who would have thought after Singapore's 3-0 defeat by Kuala Lumpur, that the Lions could draw with Pahang? Certainly not the "die-hard fans" or the cynical scribes who had expected a total whitewash by Pahang's expensive soccer mercenaries.
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