The New Paper, 14 October 1991

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    15 1 the new paper MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1991 MITA (P) 13/4/91 50 CENTS the new paper
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      140 1 MONDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1991 MITA (P) 13/4/91 12?5fl \A# IM /mm I I JKEB r^ J[ month's SEA Games iff "Jg Jf In Manila and you 1 A. /112 stand to win 24-carat, M m II rn A? 112 100-gram gold medallions I II I JT' At m (above). A
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Man shoots 2 intruders dead
      316 2 A man grabbed a rifle and shot dead two intruders who attacked his father and brother during a robbery attempt early on Saturday. Two other intruders, keeping watch, panicked and fled empty-handed from the singlestorey house in Taman Skudai when they saw their accomplices dead,
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      Lock icon Goldsmith chases and nabs robber
      476 2  -  By Yaw Yan Chong A GOLDSMITH chased an armed robber who had broken into a shop and nabbed him after a struggle last night. The goldsmith. Mr Tan Seow Teng, 31, shouted at the robber when he saw the man about to use an axe
      Pictures/ Aundry Gan  -  476 words
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      Lock icon Masked Man of Kusu
      625 3  -  WHAT: Kusu Pilgrimage a tradition to pay homage to the Chinese diety. Da Bo Gong, on every Ninth Lunar Month of each year. Prayers are also offered to Guan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy. WHEN: Oct 8 to Nov 5 HOW TO GET THERE: Ferry leaves
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      PILGRIMAGE WISHLIST
      134 3 The New Paper asked some devotees their special reasons for the pilgrimage. Mr Johnny Phan, 57, retiree: "I pray for peace, I fortune and good luck for my family." Mr T M Sng, 28, iron and steel worker: "All my wishes are for my only son. Yong Fang,
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      37 2 HOTLINEPLUS I mam UHlll llil 734-7711 HEARD anything? Seen anything? Call Hotline Plus, 734-7711, or write to: The Editor, The New Paper, 390 Kim Seng Road, S'pore 0923. Reservations: 'iStSKT H 'W«/ Hours: 600pmto 9 00 pm.
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      ‘Consider children’s future’
      198 4 Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew spoke on several issues at a Tanjong Pagar Day luncheon yesterday. HOT STORY SENIOR Minister Lee Kuan Yew suggested yesterday that clan groups take over and run six to 12 government primary schools. Parents can then decide whether to send their children
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      BREAKING APART
      38 4 MR Lee said if the Chinese-educated and English-educated were at loggerheads, citizens educated in Malay would provide the "decisive votes." "And I say once that happens, Malays go their way, Chinese go their way," he warned.
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      THE 2 GROUPS
      35 4 DIFFERENCES in education and employment opportunities among Chinese and English-educated Singaporeans can be resolved in two decades, Mr Lee said. The Government must look after both sides and "keep them in balance".
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      SINGAPOREAN
      41 4 MR Lee said that "everybody knew that a real, genuine Singaporean Singapore was a very long way off." "But we can be a Singaporean Singapore in that we can have equal rights, sharing a common ground and destiny," he added.
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      ADVICE TO PM
      50 4 PRIME Minister Goh Chok Tong should try to speak more in Mandarin, Mr Lee said. "He can speak Mandarin but he feels embarrassed. I told him that the more he speaks, the more fluent he becomes and the more convenient it is for him," Mr Lee said.
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        S'pore rich as US?
        100 4 SINGAPOREANS can be as rich as the Americans by the year 2030. That is the vision set out in the Strategic Economic Plan (SEP), Singapore's economic blueprint for the next two to three decades. This is based on the projection that the Singapore economy expands at
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        Lock icon PM Goh in Harare for C’wealth summit
        42 4 At the airport: Prime Minister Goh Chok and Mrs Goh accompanied by Zimbabwean Foreign Ministryofficials. A group of 10 leaders, including Mr Goh. will meet tomorrow to consider the 50-member Commonwealth's future. Picture/ Lianhe Zaobao
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        New airport
        47 4 CHINESE Premier Li Peng has opened a one-billion-yuan (***** million) airport in Shenzhen. It will be connected to Hongkong by a 90-minute non-stop high-speed coach and a one-hour hydrofoil ride. Construction of the airport began in May 1989 and was finished in September this year.
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        No closing
        75 4 The Malaysian government will not close down Chinese primary schools even if they have fewer than 10 pupils. Deputy Education Minister Dr Fong Chan Onn said yesterday that the government will keep providing funds to the schools as long as parents send their children there. He was commenting
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        Framework needed
        92 4 THERE will be no economic union without a political framework, President Mikhail Gorbachev told assertive Soviet republics on Saturday. Speaking in a televised interview, the Soviet President also said he was confident the Ukraine would choose to stay in the new looser union he was striving to create.
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      HEADLINERS
      87 4 The Straits Times: Mr Lee invites clans to run primary schools Business Times: New plan to make S'pore an advanced developed nation Lianhe Zaobao: Parents have right to decide whether their children should learn two languages Berita Harian: Economic plan to follow direction of prosperous states SBC morning news:
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      56 4 Octoberfest! German gourmet creations at the Cafe Aladdin from 7 27 October 1991. Eat to your heart's content certainly a buffet to remember! Lunch at $15.00 and Dinner at $18.00 (adults) Special price of $13.00++ for children (lunch/dinner) For Reservations, please call *****28 Ext 2384. <lf U-vH I 390 Victoria
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lucky-draw with same number
      385 5  -  By Helen Chang IS this a lucky-draw coupon? Lee Li-Shyen, 13, thought it was because the sales agents had told her it had a special number printed on it that promised prizes. But Li-Shyen's sister, Li Shia, checked with 40 classmates and discovered their coupons all
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      WHAT CASE SAYS
      42 5 MR Albert Tan, a senior executive with the Consumer Association of Singapore (Case), said such lucky-draws are sales "gimmicks". Case receives "quite a few" complaints about lucky draws, though he did not know the exact number, Mr Tan said.
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      Lock icon Carina wins a heart
      468 6  -  By Ng Wan Ching c ARINA Tien really did win a 1 heart while winning yesterday's Win a Heart karaoke f singing finals. Miss Tien, 22, met Mr Fabian Lim, 20, on the first day of the auditions for the contest in early August. He was
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      Caught after indecent act
      196 6 A HAWKER'S assistant who masturbated inside a lift in front of a secretary on Friday was nabbed by two men who responded to the women's screams. Er Choon Kiat, 28, was on his way home to his flat in Yishun Ring Road, at about 12.25 am
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      Maid’s five thefts in a month
      186 6 A LOCAL maid has been jailed and fined for stealing money from her expatriate employers five times within a month. On Saturday, Bibi Mohd Ibrahim, 52, was jailed one day and fined $4,000 for stealing about $940 in seven different kinds of currency. She
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      234 5 HELP THE A&E DEPARTMENTS RECOVER. u TP I FIRST AID I j| i j|f ITfl tiwt ,'M I Our hospitals' A&E Departments were set up The Difference, What To Do, Where To Go" booklet, to attend to emergencies. Yet about half of the people With this booklet, you will leam
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      100 6 I The new Szechuan Speciality Restaurant Dine in the splendour of the new Moon Pavilion, the speciality Chinese restaurant serving only exotic herbal and classic Szechuan cuisine. Dine on exquisite dishes "Buddha Jumps Over The Wall" Double Boiled 'Live' Goby Fish With Chinese Herbs, Beggar's Chicken And Double Boiled Hashima
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      107 7 OF PAUL SIMON I I m I ns? H <v i I I I I Hfatirt I PRESENT I Born at the Right Time Tour I With Featured Soloist Michael Brecker Date: 10 November 1991, Sunday Time: 8.00 pm Venue: Singapore Indoor Stadium H Premier SSI 25 Tickets available at
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Flying opium: How the drug ring works
      405 8  -  By Yaw Yan Chong COURIERS are believed to have smuggled drugs into Singapore by throwing bags of opium and cannabis from a moving train to waiting accomplices. A Malaysian-based drug syndicate is believed to have been behind the operation. The couriers are said
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      Land on a bus? It’s not easy
      581 9 Landing an airplane within a space only a bit bigger than a bus is not as easy as it seems on video games. OVIDIA LIM found out when she got into a plane with amateur pilot Christopher Phua on his first circuit at
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      326 8 The New Paper/Harlem Globetrotters Promotion HttEVIEW For 65 years now, the Clown Princes of Basketball have mesmerised the world with their antics and skills. From 14 to 19 October 91, The New Paper will be featuring questions daily on the Globetrotters. All you have to do is answer these questions
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      102 9 v TDK! :cbv„" 9 n S? v *r k DDDQEGT CD,nfln i" K Simply ingenious the super handy WALKER CDing II with Quick Tape Protector. Leave the plastic casing /I'l!* I vam behind, and carry WALKER in your pocket, handbag, l briefcase or car, without fear of damage to tape,
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  • VOICES
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      Maid agency lied to me
      235 10 WHO CAN EMPLOY FOREIGN MAIDS Applicants have to furnish a banker's guarantee of $5,000. Banks provide a facility called Maid Cover, to qualify for which a customer must have a minimum income of $24,000 or a combined income of $36,000. Mr Esmond Lee I RECENTLY
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    • WHISPERS
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        Drug song
        24 10 Mr Simon Chew, 36, freelance salesman 1 think Vanilla Ice's song 'Ice, ice, baby,' is a reference to cocaine known as 'ice'.
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        ‘Doc in hurry’
        64 10 Ms Annie Goh "I had the flu recently and went to the Clementi Polyclinic to see a doctor. I was the last patient there. The doctor appeared to be in a hurry to go. He simply asked me what was wrong and immediately prescribed the medicine. He
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        Teacher right
        56 10 Mrs Cheong Siew Yee, 27, housewife: "I read your report (TNP, Oct 9), about the teacher who punished a student. I think the teacher has every right. If parents cannot discipline their own children, then it is the duty of the teacher to teach these children. That is
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    • REPLIES
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        Clinic sees 700 patients daily
        181 10 Dr Ling Sing Lin, Medical Director, Community Health Service, Ministry of Health I refer to the letter by Mrs J.A.H. in The New Paper last Monday, (Oct 7). Hougang Polyclinic is a "one-stop" clinic which provides a large number of services such as outpatient medical
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        Feedback helps
        175 10 Mr Ong Beng Lee, Head (Feedback Unit, Ministry of Community Development) I refer to the article in your paper on Oct 3 which reported that the Feedback Unit will be holding a dialogue session with 16 Chinese community groups on Oct 22. I wish to add that the
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        Muis on lesbians
        154 10 Syed Haroon Aljunied, Secretary, Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura, Singapore 2057. We would like to respond further to the question on lesbianism and clarify the Muslim stand and attitudes towards all types of homosexuality. Anyone who wants Muis' official response on social questions will always get a well-considered
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      134 10 HDISIIT] mwm ffIEE rj i M LJ LOOK! j||k M rj I don't have to PI dye my hair and look M |ui years younger. LJ IIT) PROBLEMS! fl Hay's formula can make it L more natural and healthier Consult the expert fjUJ We provide professional hair IM scalp management.
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      11 10 734-7711 737-5375 The New Paper 390, Kim Seng Road Singapore 0923
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Anita Hill passes lie detector test
      372 11 US Supreme Court judges are nominated by the President. The nominee is then questioned by a Senate Judiciary Committee to see if he is suitable for the bench. Members of the public can give their views to the committee. A nominee needs a majority
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    • WHAT THEY SAY
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        LAW PROFESSOR ANITA HILL
        97 11 In her testimony, Ms Anita Hill charged Judge Thomas with a litany of sexual harassment. She said he repeatedly subjected her to lurid talks of sex acts, sex organ sizes and pornography. "His conversations were very vivid. He spoke about acts that he had seen in
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        JUDGE CLARENCE THOMAS
        75 11 Judge Clarence Thomas testified bitterly but with composure. He angrily denied all Ms Hill's allegations, and called the hearings a "high-tech lynching engineered by his liberal opponents". He said he and his family were victims of unbearable scrutiny for misdeeds he never committed. "No job is worth
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      Please don't send me home... TERROR RIDE
      577 12 A Palestinian tried to smuggle himself into Britain by clinging to the underside of a lorry. He "boarded" it while it was waiting for a cross-Channel ferry. When it arrived in Britain, the lorry sped down one of the busiest motorways in the
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      Lock icon ‘Iraq can live with sanctions’
      262 13 Reuter. A DEFIANT President Saddam Hussein said yesterday that Iraq could last for 20 years despite trade actions taken against it by the UN. The Iraqi leader told Arab delegates at a conference: "It should be clear to you that Iraq could live with the
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      Lock icon Forty-two S’poreans hurt in crash
      279 13 NST. FORTY-TWO Singaporeans were injured, 10 of them seriously, when a tour bus from here skidded before landing on its side at the 117 km Senawang-Air Keroh highway near Malacca early yesterday.. Those who sustained serious injuries were Tan Sei Eng, 29, Tan Ah Liu,
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      365 11 ——^J I I round you also be eligible for the Lucky Draw. Pick one the other The Hole on 26th 1991 will Porsche Yes, there's SI Million to be won if you score a Hole- Turbo worth $600,000. The winner also gets to nominate in-One. The Courvoisier FCN $1 Million
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      15 13 The Stratts Times Classified Where 1 buyers p—&. sellers a r iSC<^ 2_ jyhi 166
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      101 13 #/imm nS? V rO MOWL Address the needs and fancies of vehicle owners. For more business, use our additive AUTO-MOTION, an advertising focus on cars, car care, products and services in Shin Min Classified on October 28, The Straits Times Classified on October 29 and Lianhe Zaobao Mini-ads on October
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    Lock icon Surprise treat from Kenny G
    431 14  -  Showtime By Irene Ng A I MONG the 8,700-strong crowd at Kenny G's Saturday night concert, there were 18 people to whom each note was especially sweet. 1 Six are wheelchair-bound, the other 12 are blind. For most of them, this was their first big-name
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  • SHOWTIME
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      All the world's a 3-D stage
      433 16  -  WHAT: Equus. WHEN: Tomorrow and Wednesday. WHERE: Substation. TICKETS: $8 available at the Nussu Secretariat at the National University of Singapore and at Substation. By Lo Tien Yin Y i OU have heard about 3-D movies. But a "three-dimensional" stage play? For the National
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      Play questions values, norms
      187 16 A BOY suddenly blinds six innocent horses. His action may seem queer and cruel. But before we brand him so, maybe we should look at his motive. Examining the issue of what is the norm and what is madness are a group of university undergraduates in
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      Danger awaits Li Nanxing
      194 16 BLACK PHOENIX SBC 8, 9.30 pm Continuing the saga. The story: HORROR is swallowing a rat. Shuangxi (Zheng Guoping) is shocked to see Hanfu's henchman trying to force Yinghua (Chen Anna) to swallow a rat. He intervenes, but is in turn forced to eat the animal.
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      Shopping guide for film makers
      389 17  -  By Irene Hoe IT is not called How To Make A Movie in Singapore. Still, the new Film, Video and Music Industries Directory offers a quick shopping tour of the fledgling moviemaking industry here all 13 pages of it. In the directory are contacts for
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      Kim Novak returns
      178 17 SHE hit Hollywood in 1954. She was only 21. Her only title then was Miss Deepfreeze, a name taken from a refrigerator company. But two years later, Kim Novak was America's number one female box-office star. She usurped Rita Hayworth's position as goddess with the help of
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      236 17 THE NEXT TIME IT'S EMPTY. FILL IT UP WITH EXTRA! EXTRA! If you're a motorist. "TV "X you'll be glad 'f/ Vt t/ to know that x— getting the latest J f H news is now quick 1 J f J and easy! j Just drive right into X y/j
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      4,000 years old
      669 18 He seems, in many respects, an ordinary enough person but he is, in fact, a most extraordinary man. Why? Because he is about 4,000 years old and remarkably well-preserved for a man his age HE is about 1.6 metres tall and has the faintest suggestion of a
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      THE DISCOVERY
      165 18 MR Ice Man's left arm was outstretched when he was discovered, as if he was greeting the people who found him. His body was discovered, half-buried in the ice about 3,000 m above sea level, by German ramblers Erika and Helmut Simon. Ms Simon, 51, said: "We thought
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      Lock icon Tools of the trade
      151 18 THE ICEMAN THE tools found with the Ice Man date to the Bronze Age. They included: An axe with a wooden handle and a bronze blade, A bronze knife, A leather quiver filled with 14 arrows each about 84 cm long, A bow, A wooden-framed back-
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      992 19 mondaytv LiFESfVLES OF THE BEYOND 2000 JACK THE RIPPER RICH AND FAMOUS (Channel 12, 9.30pm) (Channel 5, 11.20pm) /rhannol Rin on nm\ WTHIS programme reports on g 3H THIS two-part British series ivftll Out w P 'tu IM F 1 the world's first car designed I speculates on Jack's identity.
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    GLOSSARY
    160 20 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. bristles: The short, thick hairs that grow on part of your body after you have shaved it. deep-set: Deep-set eyes have deep sockets. flint: A small piece of a
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      158 20 COMiCRELIEF /Kendoism AISO CAN j Orchard 1 Road is taking SHE'S JUST Gone 7T From today, DoWN THt v we showcase —j) j)> Oy Singapore «$L il cartoonists In Q /y li i/ this spot. Mpi» this ONE MUST tackle, Calvin and Hobbes /bmi watterson NITM TMESE. V /T~| rJUST
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    • Miscellaneous
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      272 20 MONDAYRADIO Newt on the Hour noon Nm in orM 12.03 PM Popular Cliiikt 12.05 PM A Leechdateelth Im Tee 1.00 Newt and Weather Ferecait MnkiaiiMrilMiViiN l.io Cvmaqi EichM|i Rilh 2.05 Feminine Flelr with Olive Saw J'J* d) Fer Werfciaf Women and *5 Midday Market Report Horn# Miktrt 2.00 Prefremme Summary
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      369 21 MONDAYRADIO 12.30 PM Sentimental Journey FM 88.9" 1.00 Newt NOON Newsdesk 1.10 Stop Sebentar! 12 3 0 PM Off the Shelf 1.40 Spice of Life 12 45 Andy Kershaw's World of Music 2.00 Chinese Opera 1.00 World News 5.00 Coodtine Cold 1.09 Twenty-Four Hours 6.00 Is the World Going Too
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      133 21 COMICRELIEF FOX TrOt /Bill Amend DiD I TtLL tt>o HOW How HE HAD ONLY HMM. WHAT OH WAiTTHoMAS EDiSoN THREE MoNTHS oF YES, HAVEN 7 I How BOOT. His CHILD- SEE TOO INVENTED The Formal Schooling? DADDT Told Too?.. "SEE You HOOD PETS... later. PHONOGRAPH? YES, I I LATER, I
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      26 22 i iim ii 11 m < Vq II BJ, viVjfILJV II y E YOUR El 1 ijhi i x Is s I rj pSniffi WEEK 5 ■1
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      291 22 *?(u4> U*l tut I lUi Spread the word around Thai Villas I Sharkfin Restaurant. located at Katong. is out to whet your appetite. Scale the height of [i culinary excellence u you taste the delicate |J flavours of claypot shark/in, abalone, Ash maws, I vermicelli crabs and prawns and other
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      229 22 FOOD IN TRUE NONYA t RSHHEAD, ITS l ft§i CHAP 17 W* Hor IVONYA RESTAURANT I /TrS 32 Greenwood Avenue, s'pore 1128 I I* Tel: 469-9588 Open didy lunch. 1 lam to 3pm _3»j SEAFOOD TOBANYAKI s** RESTAURANT CV 1000 East Coast Park KUKUP CENTRAL PARK SEAFOOD Newly renovated premiftcs
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      16 23 presents YOUR x xr I I G _f_r G a QI x> X FOR THE WEEK
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      184 25 2100 Personal Services/ Products p PSA Pleasure-Craft Licence course commencing 19 20 Oct. at SAF Yacht Club/ Course fees: 1 20 for members and $195 for non-members. (inclusive of course material practical test). I Call The Manager Mr. John Chin at 758-3032 2200 Business Services/ 2200 Business Services/ Products Products
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      226 25 2701 Employment 2701 Employment sm mB Singapore Pmm Holding* requires PART-TIME INTERVIEWERS to conduct interviews for the period October 1991 November 1991 REQUIREMENTS: Above 18 years of age Completed GCE 'O' Level Able to speak English, Mandarin and Chinese dialects Able to work in the evening or during office hours
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      279 25 2701 Employment Qualificatory Recogni/ed in Cml or Structural Engineering "Cor "A" level with proven experience Duties: Layout ot Civil Engineering worte, including design and drafting such as foundation, road, sewage, drainage etc Structural desgn lor steel andRC Structure Material take oft. Prepare specification and requMen Qualification: GCE "N* "0" level
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      318 26 2701 Employment 2701 Employment m from I J M suitably qualified persons for career f opportunities in the following positions: Asst Sous Chef Successful applicants can look F&B Waiters Waitresses forward to: Disco Waitresses Good starting salaries F&B Housemen Perfortnancc Incentives Dishwashers Commis Cooks O S/ti/t Allowances *v> Training Career
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      176 26 2701 Employment 2701 Employment JL Is port of the successful and established Robinson Group of Companies. UJithJn the Company's strategic plan, the following appointments are available: Sales Supervisor Relevant retail experience required leadership qualities and initiative Rbility to work independently Pleasant and cheerful disposition Conversant In Cnglish Sales Assistant Secondary
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      362 26 2701 Employment 2701 Employment SEIKO GLASS ALUMINIUM CO PTE LTD VITB/NTC 2 certificate Must be able to read Technical Drawings Preference will be given to applicants with experience with in FABRICAM SOFTWARE and sheet metal work VITB/NTC 2 certificate Must be able to read Technical Drawings Experience in sheet metal
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      251 26 2701 Employment IMMEDIATE VACANCIES CIVIL ENGINEER sto 8 years' experience 553.000 to 553,500 per month able to lead the site Independently DELIVERY MAN CUM DRIVER (class 4) able to drive lorry up to 3.5 tons Ss6oo to SsBoo per month (plenty of overtime provided) Interested applicants are invited to walk
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      413 27 2701 Employment I,'UM IHI MARINE ENGRG. (8) PTE LTD located in Jurong hat immediate vacancy for the pott of: The Job Scop*: Attached to Admin Dept. for daily running of Company's Administration 6 General Affairs matter which include handling of Human Resource matter. Provide full secretarial support to our Managing
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      347 27 2701 Employment Well established Sporting Goods Company requires lmmediately:1) SALES MANAGER Pleasant personality, self-motivated with initiative Must be hardworking self-starter 2) SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male/ Female) Experience in sales preferred otherwise training will be provided. Interested applicants please apply with nonreturnable passport size photograph to> The Personnel Manager S.T. BOX A
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      305 27 2701 Employment rnmmm mmmmm mmum The Salvation Army Bt. Panjang Childcare Ctr. requires Min. IE Intermediate Cert. Those not able to start until Jan. 1992 will be considered. We also need Childcare Teachers/ Assistants at Bt. Batok A. M. Kto. 545 5722 DTP Office (HQ is in Tokyo) handling manuals,
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      51 27 2701 Employment An eatabllehed Signcraft Company requires: Poaaaas Claaa 4 licence Understand simple English Salary range $40 per day Salary range 535-S4O per day Inteftotad pleaae coma personally for an interview at: Blk B, 37 Kallang Pudding Road 002-M/OS Tong Lea Bldg. 5(1334) or [Tel: *****49/*****21 J Fast results, through
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      349 27 =^SS^=ss==^=s 2701 Employment A well established company dealing In hydraulic and offshore products requires: SALES EXECUTIVES (OUTDOOR) •<y Level/ NTC 2/ ITC (Preferably In Mechanical Engineering) Independent and possess good communication skills Establishing new accounts <i service of existing accounts Experience not necessary as Intensive training will be provided Possess
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      318 28 1701 Employment A will MteMMMd end tipindinj company require*: PRODUCTION TICHNICIAHB PRODUCTION OPERATOR Some experience In production is desirable. Experience In process control and trouble -shooting of automatic production lines helpful. Willing to work on shifts. Completed N.S. and knowledge of Chinese preferred. Malaysians may apply. We oMsr: Excellent benefits
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      343 28 2701 Employment A well established company requires: 1) FEMALE ADMIN. ASSISTANT 2) FEMALE INDOOR SALES ASST. O" Level with credit In English Ii Maths. Computer literate an advantage Good typing speed Experience not essential but must ne willing to learn Attractive salary/ 5day week Interested pis. call Connie at 74S
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      285 28 2701 Employment Consultancy Firm urgently requires INTERVIEWERS for household survey. Please call Christopher (Mon. 14/10/91) *****96 FORBES MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS 585 North Bridge Road #14-12 Blanco Court Singapore 0718 Established Trading Co require* A) Sales repreeentatives e With own vehicle B) Store Assistant e Preferably with Class 3 licence e Able
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      258 28 2701 Employment FASHION MANUFACTURING COMPANY REQUIRES: A) GENERAL CO-ORCXNATOR Salary $600 to 1800 SALES PROMOTERS FOR DESIGNERS (VACATION JOBS) Benefits on top of basic salary. Call personally at: 12 Tannery Lane TOH Bldg. #06-01/ 02 Singapore 1334 Tel: *****66 Freight Forwarder urgently requires 1. JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERKS 2. FEMALE SHIPPING
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      541 28 2701 Employment i i Jean Yip Salon i i i i Chinatown Point, Marina i i j Square A Parkway i urgently requires: 11) HAIR STYLISTS j j i 12) JUNIOR A SENIOR HAIR DRESSERS j i i Malaysians and Slnga-1 i I i poreans may apply I I J
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      136 29 f HAPPY HOLIDAYS HAPPY HOLIDAYS HAPPY HOLIDAYS HAPPY HOLIDAYS < > I Where to have a 1 good time during 1 the coming holidays. I EU i i s ,jSk i Check "HAPPY HOLIDAYS", I Z a holiday guide of The Straits Times < Classified on Friday, October 18. >
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      134 29 MOTES Lunch Guide a weekly Monday food feature The New Paper Fastads. For offering good meals, you'll get a good deal by advertising here. By promoting your in Lunch mm Guide, you reach out to 300,000 readers. It's fast, affordable and effective. So start pulling in the lunch crowd by
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      246 30 Reuter. OUTSIDER Canada gave the fancied French a fright before going down 19-13 in its Pool Four match in Agen, France, yesterday. France needed tries from Jean-Baptiste Lafond and Philippe Saint-Andre to scrape through to the victory it needed to earn a quarter-final meeting in
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      164 30 AFP. WORLD record points scorer Michael Lynagh yesterday threatened to give up the kicker's job because of a slump in form. Despite hitting another 18 points in the 38-3 win over Wales on Saturday, the Australian missed four penalties and two conversions. One went hopelessly wide.
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      462 30 Reuter. WESTERN Samoa joined the giants of the World Rugby Union in the World Cup quarter-finals yesterday amid controversy following its 35-12 win over Argentina. Referee Jim Fleming, stepping in for fellow-Scot Jim Anderson who had to retire because of a hamstring strain, sent off a
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      127 30 Wire Services. Results of yesterday's international sports: BADMINTON German Open in Dusseldorf, Germany Men's singles, finals: Poul-Erik Hoyer (Den) bt Hermawan Susanto (Indo) 15-8, 15-8. Women's: Huang Hua (C) bt Pernille Nedergaard (Den) 11-1, 6-11, 11-7. GOLF Dunhill Cup team championship in Scotland finals: Sweden 2 South Africa 1.
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      240 32 Gold is it. Squnds familiar? Now Coca-Cola's famous slogan, Coke is it, can be Gold is it, with a competition that 1«&; jl you win 93 limited-edition 24-carat gold medallions in all. Starting today, Coca-Cola and The New Paper will launch a South-East Asia Games "Go
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      367 33 Johor takes on Kuala Lumpur for a place in the final of the Malaysia Cup. Its coach Australian Michael Urukalo feels that the side has to work harder now. Nothing is easy, he says. ABDUL SHUKOR reports JOHOR coach Michael Urukalo was happy with his
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      Everybody loves a winner
      247 33 THERE is something in the Johor team this year that generates that winning feeling. For a start, the interest in the state team is nothing short of phenomenal. For the match against Terengganu on Saturday, at least 20,000 fans made their way into Larkin Stadium, which
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      424 34 Kuala Lumpur is confident that it can regain the Malaysia Cup which it last held in 1989. Its semi-final opponent will be League champion Johor. KL coach Milous Kvacek is sure his team will pull through. S GULAM reports KUALA Lumpur is confident of regaining the
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      113 34 THE Malaysia Cup semi-final dates have been brought forward. The first leg will be played on Thursday and the return leg on Oct 25. The matches were originally scheduled for Saturday and Oct 26. This is due to the unavailability of the Merdeka Stadium. The stadium
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      223 34  -  By S Gulam FORMER Singapore striker K Kannan wants to come home at the end of the year. It's not because he wants to play for Singapore in the Semi-Pro League but rather due to family commitments. "My elder daughter is going to nursery class next year.
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      404 32 §m j m Ff" s 11 I J SEA GAMES 1991 COMPETITION Miamwiwflaa i Tick and/or write 5 correct winners. I I Azman Abdullah I Ang Peng Siong I David Lim I Benedict Tan I I Kelly Chan I Clay Trap Team I Clay Skeet Team I Water Polo I
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    35 35 Kuala Lumpur's midfield maestro Zoran Nikolic (No 17) nets his team's equaliser in the 2-2 draw with Perak. His curling free-kick in the 69th minute flies past a bewildered Perak defence Picture/ Philip Lim
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      270 35 I lsr ml 'NOT EASY* A -WE'LL WW' JOHOR COACH KL COACH URUKALO ,OHOR 2 KVACEK SURE SAYS HIS tgganu o HIS TEAM WILL TEAM HAS TO KL 2 TAKE THE WORK HARDER ETI perak 2 CUP THIS YEAR "W" Quite a stunning figure, you have to admit. And, I
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