The New Paper, 8 April 1992

Microfilm: NL18982
Total Pages: 39
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    14 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8,1992 MITA (P) 13/4/91 50 CENTS the new paper
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      146 1 PH We ran Q n H pq fi IPRIL 8,1992 MITA (P) 13/4/91 50 CENTS -M* -®L Jft. JL JBL but could not save our girl ||L> iniWW LORRY DRIVER STOPS I fll yyHgNlj VEHICLE TO DEUVER V W ICECREAM. HAND-BRAKE IS ON PARKED LORRY ROLLS 1. 1 11 miim
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Plane carrying Arafat missing
      322 2 Reuter. A PLANE carrying Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) leader Yasser Arafat has disappeared over the Libyan desert, PLO and civil aviation sources said on Wednesday. Both sources had the same information but neither had any more details. The Libyan news agency JANA said in a fax
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      Lock icon 'Myanmar troops massacre praying Muslims'
      271 2 AP. MYANMAR troops tossed grenades into a gathering of Muslims at prayer, killing a number of people, the stateowned United News of Bangladesh news agency said yesterday. There was no independent confirmation of the incident. United News quoted a Bangladesh member of Parliament, Mr Shahjahan
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      THE EXODUS
      80 2 More than 200,000 Myanmar Muslims, known as Rohingyas, have fled to Bangladesh since December. They have accused Myanmar troops of looting and burning their homes, raping and killing those who protested. The military junta in Yangon has said the Rohingyas who fled were illegal immigrants without identity papers.
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      Lock icon Cops shot Mazda executive for car
      124 2 AFP. TWO Colombian police officers were convicted yesterday of killing a Japanese car company executive so that they could then steal his car. The officers, Luis Hernando Sanchez and Jesus Oswaldo Ruiz, shot a Mazda executive, Mr Tsuyoshi Mokuda, outside a Japanese restaurant in
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      Lock icon Yan's yarn
      478 3  -  By Irene Ng B EHOLD the celebrity chef of the Yan Can Cook TV series as he swishes his shiny cleav'er. When he bangs his cleaver on the chopping board, Yan can make music which lion dancers can prance to. Yan can make confetti out of garlic, onions
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      HOW HE STARTED
      117 3 MARTIN Yan left China at 13, on the advice of his mother. He lived with an uncle in Hongkong who ran a restaurant. He later moved to California and then to Canada where he opened a cooking school and a restaurant. After a guest appearance on a
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      20 2 Leisure Index Dear Aggie: Page 17 Showtime: Pages 18, 19, 23 24 TV: Page 22 Radio, Comics: Pages 25 26
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      NUH raises some ward fees
      385 4 HOT STORY THE NUH fee revision comes 14 months after the last one. With the latest increase, NUH is the most expensive government restructured hospital. Fees at the other restructured hospitals Singapore General Hospital (SGH), Toa Payoh and Tan Tock Seng have not changed since
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      HEADLINERS
      60 4 The Straits Times: Gen Suchinda sworn in as Thai Premier Business Times: Singapore firm in novel Shenzhen listing exercise Lianhe Zaobao: Suchinda is Thailand's Prime Minister Berita Harian: Suchinda appointed as Thai PM SBC morning news: The dispute between Russia and Ukraine has worsened BBC morning news: President Boris
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    • CATCH OF THE DAY
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        No aid for Peru
        57 4 THE United States said yesterday it would give no new aid to Peru and criticised Peru's President Alberto Fujimori for suspending the Constitution and dissolving Parliament. Japan urged Peru to restore democracy quickly, but said aid would continue. Mr Fujimori, a Japanese-Peruvian, has received a $208
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        Welfare chiefs
        83 4 "MR Charity" Ee Peng Liang will retire from the Community Chest and the Singapore Council of Social Service (SCSS) on May 1. Dr Richard Eu (left), 69, will be chairman of the Community Chest. Dr Eu is chairman of Eu Yan Sang Holdings and the Singapore Institute of
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        Fleet control
        32 4 RUSSIAN President Boris Yeltsin moved yesterday to place the Black Sea fleet under Russia's direct control. Ukrainian President Leonid Kravchuk issued an order on Monday claiming the fleet for Ukraine.
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        Beware of prickly pears
        101 4 Singapore's 'cultural desert' bloom, but let there be beautiful and wholesome blooms and not too many prickly pears or weeds... There will have to be a weeding-out process, and only time will prove whether something goes down well with the public. Dr Tay Eng Soon, tho
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        POTLUCK
        4 4  -  Soh Ah Teck
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        Suchinda is PM
        42 4 GENERAL Suchinda Kraprayoon was named Thailand's 19th Premier yesterday. He has given up his military posts Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces and Army Commander-in-Chief as the Constitution does not allow him to hold them while he is PM.
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    NS man fined for forged MC
    346 6  -  SINGAPORETODAY By Michelle Lee A NATIONAL serviceman absented himself from camp 11 times last year, running up a total of $3,000 in fines. Still Lai Kim Huat, 18, did not learn his lesson. He tried it again by changing the date on a medical
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      'We lost our daughter at end of chase'
      667 8 A family outing at the Jurong Bird Park on Monday ended in tragedy. A two-year-old girl was killed when a lorry hit her pram and dragged it into a nearby pond. DAVE ANG spoke to the father at the toddler's wake last
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      Plans changed last-minute
      166 8 A LAST-MINUTE change of plan led the Teo family to the Jurong Bird Park on Monday. Mr Joseph Teo, Wei En's father, said they had planned to go to the Zoological Gardens. "But I suggested we go somewhere different as my wife had taken the kids to
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      39 9 I CITIZEN I THE OFFICIAL TIMER FOR I AMERICA'S CUP '92 II I >Mk <r. w r Sole Agent: Sun Sing Trading (S) Pte Ltd. Citizen Service Centre, 35 Selegie Road #09-01 Parklane Shopping Mall Singapore 0718. Tel: 336-0633.
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      Vehicles are now escorted
      221 10 FROM PAGE 8 ALL contractors and suppliers' vehicles entering the Park are now accompanied by a Park's security escort. A statement by the Bird Park issued last night said the move was implemented immediately after Monday's accident. The statement described the tragedy as a "freak accident".
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      Fake credit cards a big problem here
      342 11  -  By Augustine Pang c OUNTERFEIT credit cards are becoming a major problem in Singapore. Losses from the fake plastic cards were 10 times higher in the 'first three months of this year than during the same period last year. No precise figures for
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      SUGGESTIONS TO STOP FRAUD
      203 11 SPEAKERS at the seminar said credit card fraud could only be prevented measures such as: Secure distribution methods: Some cards are stolen during delivery. Steps should be taken to make sure cards are delivered to the right person. Cards should be mailed by registered or recorded
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      99 10 Suffering from constipation? It could be because you aren't eating sufficient fibre with your regular meals. If so, you can mix a packet of Fybogel with water and make a pleasant WHY LET INSUFFICIENT FIBRE CAUSE YOU CONSTIPATION? orange flavoured drink to supply the fibre that may be missing in
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      125 11 liM lIUIJ I So you want a I LAW DEGREE? A public talk for those SPEAKER: I interested in pursuing a law Myint Soe I 8.A., M.A. (Cantab.), I degree on a full-time or part- M.A. (Illinois), Ph.D (Cantab.) I Former Associate Professor at I time basis. Hear on how
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      233 11 I CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL I I PREPARING YOU FOR I I THE 1992 EXAMS. I I Enrol in our Home Study I I Courses Now! I General Paper, English. Economics. ,»j Geography, Management of Business. *J Principles of Accounts. History, Divinity, Art, t Mathematics Syll (C). Mathematics (AO). > Physics/Chemistry (Theory),
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon Charred, twisted and melted
      434 12 1 Journalists had their first look at the charred remains of the Departure Lounge in the South Wing of the Subang International Airport terminal yesterday. YAW YAN CHONG takes you through the area step by step THE VIP LOUNGE The VIP lounge, to the right of
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      Lock icon 3 may have died in sleep
      551 13  -  FROM PREVIOUS PAGE By Yaw Yan Chong THE three people who died in the Subang International Airport fire on Monday may not have known what hit them. Cpl Abdul Rahman Ahmad, 33, and constables Norlizah Abdul Rashid and Noriah Abdullah, 31, apparently died in
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon One of six voters still undecided
      366 14 AP. ONE out of six British voters still haven't decided who to vote for in tomorrow's elections. And they hold the key to power, with the supporters of the ruling Conservatives and the opposition Labour Party almost evenly balanced. Whether Prime Minister John Major
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      Lock icon US Democrats face acid test
      237 14 AP. THREE Democrat presidential hopefuls faced an acid test yesterday in primary elections in New York State. Mr Bill Clinton will try to extend his lead, Mr Jerry Brown hopes to come from behind and Mr Paul Tsongas wonders whether to jump back into the
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      6 14 Call today for resu ts tomorrow.
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      Lock icon Pipeline blast was 'like quake'
      263 16 AP. AN underground gas pipeline exploded in flames with the force of an earthquake in east Texas yesterday. The blast registered between 3.5 and 4 on the Richter scale, as strong as a quake that could cause slight-to-moderate damage. It killed a boy, flattened homes
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      Lock icon Row over body parts in museum
      172 16 AFP. A CONTROVERSY has broken out in Argentina over an exhibition of body parts of guerillas slain during military rule. The daily El Cronista reported on Monday that aborted foetuses, a heart, brains, feet, fingers and a penis have been on display since 1976
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    Scared to tell him I have herpes
    1392 17 DEARAGGIE DEAR AGGIE Eight years ago, my former boyfriend blamed me for infecting him with the herpes virus. I discovered later that he caught the disease from his ex-girlfriend. I broke off with him when I found out that he had another lover.
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  • Showtime
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      Breezin' in
      317 18  -  [THE M U S i C PAGE By Paul Zach FEW jazz artists have crossed over into pop territory without losing the respect of main- stream jazz fans. One of them is guitarist George Benson. In concert, jazz critic Derek Jewell says, Benson plays his hits "with such
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      TOUGH ACT
      591 19 Auditions for the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's first English drama were held a fortnight ago. About 650 hopefuls showed up. A nervous LYN LEE (right), of The New Paper, was among them IT was nerve-racking, like sitting for an examination. We sat facing one another in two long rows.
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      98 18 l NOW I FEEL SO FRESH, SO COMFORIULE 9 m mjwMacgv noo£) H bw Iwitwu wrtfc utn cwtort k Ka I NIGHTSAFE- "J «ElBsQE3lD ei,e B 20w1,. V I MM—till— 111 Nice Day Nightsafe with its unique soft-touch Dri-Magic Cover, draws flow into the pad instantly and traps it in
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      97 19 Restaurant^^l A Fine Authentic North Indian Cuisine m Our authentic food is prepared by 9Pit chefs direct from Delhi. Besides j| good food you will also enjoy our cosy amb ence and m P eccable hi Maharani Restaurant I Tender Tandoori Chickens, scrumptious Samosas, sizzling Sheekh Kebabs. |H I Mayarani
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    Lock icon FIRE FURY
    107 20 The devastating fire that gutted several shops at Subang International Airport had raged for several hours on Monday. Smoke from the fire was seen from a distance of 16 km. Three people died and 25 shops were destroyed. The two pictures here capture the blinding fury of the
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      60 21 GET IT NOW Übi II HUH lAM fl SHOPLIFTER HUES ARE ALIVE Light-fingered girls confess Delicious sorbet shapes WU HERPES you have the white Kissing isn't safe anymore to wear a great shirt THE LONG-DISTANCE LOVER r J MB i~ ~l rtr* h Published by Times Periodicals Pte Ltd IS
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      956 21 wednesdaytv WEDNESDAY ON 5 CHINESE CINEMA K,WI A DIRTY DANCING itfLsfS** AGAINST ALL NATURAL HISTORY (Channel 5, 10.30 pm) (Channel 8, 10.30 pm) (Channel 12, 9.30 pm) THE story of a young girl who STEVE a designer, falls in love with :?T9 e 6 3 of Alunt: n upbe:tanT er
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  • SHOWTIME
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      Lock icon Pregnant Sarandon still busy
      242 22 NYT. ACTRESS Susan Sarandon is nine months pregnant. But the baby has not stopped her from keeping herself busy. Sarandon, 43, who was nominated for the Best Actress award for her performance in Thelma and Louise, attended the Oscar presentations in Los Angeles on March 30.
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      Love and grief in SBC's first English drama
      136 22 FROM PAGE 19 SBC's first English Drama is called Time Tomorrow. The script won last year's SBC English Language Television Drama Script competition, which saw 46 entries in all. It was written by Koh Juan Toong, and is an intriguing tale of
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      Campbell to be In the Closet
      100 23 NAOMI Campbell, above, will be the next black star in a Michael Jackson music video, reports USA Today. In the second video Remember the Time, Magic Johnson, Eddie Murphy and Iman made appearances. This latest is In the Closet, the third video from Michael's
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      Hmm, when did he get those biceps
      136 23  -  BY VIVIEN CHIONG IS this Dick Lee? No, Dick hasn't got such rippling biceps. They're Aaron Kwok's. Not many people knew he had them, until recently, when he wore a top, with sleeves cut away, at a rehearsal for a TVB variety show.
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      The first thing I do
      146 23 Little things in life can give insights into a person. Affairs Weekly, a Hongkong showbiz magazine, recently asked a few stars what they do first thing each morning CLOCKWATCHER Time-conscious Carol Cheng (whose every minute is money) looks at the clock when she opens her
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      New movie, new hairdo for Perry
      106 23 THE last place Beverly Hills ***** star Luke Perry should go to is a shopping mall. But work demands he be there, so six security guards had to be called in "just to keep the girls in the mall away from Luke". People Weekly
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      Cruise bruised
      69 23 TOM Cruise, above, wasn't amused when a photographer snapped a photo of his wife, actress Nicole Kidman (above right) with her shoes off. This was at a press conference for her new movie Far and Away, in which he also stars. He demanded the film on the spot,
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      125 22 |—a TWO-WAT It's true, you can actually communicate with our ads and they'll respond! Incredible? Not if you're talking about advertising in the latest state-of-the-art electronic high-tech media. It's called Shine Singapore Press Holdings' inforich database on Teleview which incidentally is the most advanced videotext system in the world. Shine
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    GLOSSARY
    164 24 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. cleaver: A knife with a large square blade, used for chopping meat or vegetables. fend: If you have to fend for yourself, you have to look after yourself without
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      216 24 COMICRELIEF Comic Dianxin /Simply Bo Chap 1 j niri 0r \JU| PflMr "Tv\ f r 1«Iji VNLL\jvJI |IJ V V' VOOR nyVN. ,-T •WA 77/ R.III. e- sAPIIDP X- Sy UUM.9I J 1 vq/ A —-—i m Cj n I Cgl r P~ "N /> y I If I -<m>
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      319 24 WEDNESDAYRADIO FM 90.5 FM 92.4 News on the Hour NOON News in Brief 12.03 PM Popular Classics 12.05 PM Lunchdate with Rose Tan 1.00 News and Weather Forecast Musk and a Lunchtime Quiz l.j 0 Currency Exchange Rates 2.05 Feminine Flair with Olive Saw 1.15 Popular Classics (cont'd) Mik"? 145
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      339 25 WEDNESDAYRADIO 12.30 PM Sentimental Journey FM 88.9 1.00 News NOON World News 1.10 Spice of LHe The Final Hour 12.15 PM Waveguide 2.00 Chinese Opera 12.25 Book Choice 5.00 Mel makes Music 12.30 Off the Shelf 7.00 News 12.45 Country Style 7.10 Mel makes Musk (cont'd) 100 Newshour 7.30 Chinese
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      180 25 COMICRELIEF Cathy /Cathy Guisewite YIT TOOK TWO mUFfIMS TO t..HALF APIHA TO DEAL WITH! f...ANO A BAG Of fIICROWAUE 1 Y 0»0 WOU W NO. I 1 GET THROUGH THE FURORE THE BECK/WAN OISASTER... POPCORN TO RAU.V FRQW ItH DRINK VOUR OttWT WANT CRISIS THIS WORKING... J A PASTA SAIAO
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      741 26 I WWITHLWVEFROMo Q| I j rllll jHE NEW paper FASTADS FITTI 1 1 |Vj LgJM HAPPYBABlES^^^|i|Ji|j|i.iiJ)iiiJ,|]!iniißi, W |||i,jiiMi, W !»JjlUl. l H[.iJlWllllJimJMHi^M Kevin Anne proudly announce the arrival of our 2nd baby girl Kaon Meng Ai Lin are happy to announce the H arrival of our first .1 I adorable
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      210 27 I W'sPUFIfrH WITHIOVEFROMo U o toI 'lllljhi NEW PAPER FASTADS &FITTI 1 I H2i ?AglMl HAPPY BABIES t^M^JIlll^yi!.llJllillJ)llllWB)M)!ll.fPI.I|iJIMI.I.J.IIIII[)ll.lUMJlllJ)JRlM^M MR MRS NEO HOCK GUAN wish to announce the arrival of our baby boy NEO ZHEN HUI we wish to thank doctor of Thomson Medical Centre and relatives friends for the gifts
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      261 27 Mr Mrs Chong Nyuk Jin wish to express special thanks to Dr Mark Cheng staffs of Thomson Medical Centre for the safe delivery of their son. dear DEAN CHONG DING WEI fcflp Sib- <*» 24 2.92 vtJf 4 Also thanks to V s+L 'hends V t relatives for gifts y
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      179 27 Tal Toon JM Lai Kwan would like to praise Hf 1 God lor the birth of W'' their daughter W JEANETTE LIM YE-HUI 1 on 17.02.92. Special thanks to relatives and friends lor their best wishes and gilts. •j Mr Mrs Alastair Koh thank GOD for a smooth delivery, wish
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      230 27 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmrnm S. v yt Mr Ttngku Azahar W: Wife Haslinda would like to thank to the JB<V .*> > "Gracious of Allah* 1 on the birth of their I V*' J daughter, l\L Tengku Nur Athifah Blnte Tengku Azahar ;1 v on 17.12.91 at 1735 hrs. j They would also
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      280 28 2700 Profeaaional/ Executive Appta GLAMODRETTE We are a leading High Fashion Group that Is seeking well-groomed, articulate, dynamic Individuals with a good command of English (or the following positions 1) JUNIOR PR/ MARKETING EXECUTIVES (Male/ Female) A-Levels, or fresh Degree/ Diploma Holders. Salary: Basic $700 $1100 depending on qualifications. Ability
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      333 29 2701 Employment 2701 Employment I I Walk-In Interview P Thursday (9.4.92) and Friday (10.4.92) Time: 9.00 am -12.00 noon GO FOR Office Attendant t p Entry Salary Per Annum THE Requirements: Without NS With NS Completed Primary 6in a Government or Increments Increments i a i i rvinr Government-aided School.
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      116 29 2701 Employment 2701 Employment CARRIER SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED Due to expansion, we have an immediate vacancies for the following position: GCE '0' level or relevant accounting qualifications Minimum 1 year experience and familiar with computerised systems 5-day work week Malaysians are welcome (please bring along passport, original SPM certificate and
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      332 29 2701 Employment Singapore Prm*9 Holding* requires PART-TIME i INTERVIEWERS DUTIES: Above 18 years of age Completed GCE 'O' Level Able to speak English, Mandarin and Chinese dialects Able to wrok in the evening Interested applicants are mvi led to call personally for an interview TODAY between 9.30 am to 12.00n00n
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      460 30 2701 Employment POHT Of SINGAPORE AUTHOR IT V WALK-IN INTERVIEW I POST A] CONTAINER MACHINE OPERATOR I POST B] CONTAINER PORT WORKER GRADE I I DATE TIME 1 Wednesday, 8 Apr 92 8.30 am 6.00 pm I Thursday, 9 Apr 92 8.30 am 6.00 pm I Friday, 10 Apr 92
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      297 30 2701 Employment 2701 Employment A well established legal firm has 2 vacancies for the position of: SECRETARY Minimum O.C.E. 'O' level with credit In English 3to 5 years of secretarial experience Able to type at 40 w.p.m. and take Shorthand at 80 w.p.m. Knowledge of WordPerfect will be an advantage
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      277 30 2701 Employment FRENCH COLLECTION PARIS SALES PROMOTERS to bo stationed in Dopt. Store in Orchard Road. Uniforms provided Alternate Sundays off Basic pay commission SALES ASSISTANTS PACKERS (MALE/ FEMALE) for it* showroom in Katong Shopping Centre With/ without experience. Walk-In Interview at: 865 Mountbatten Road 81-59 Katong Shopping Ctr. Singapore
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      207 31 2701 Employment An Established Transportation and Courier Service Company urgently requires: 1. DESPATCH RIDERS 2. STORE ASSISTANTS 3. CARGO ATTENDANTS Attractive Salary it Allowances Cash incentives for good performance 30 Alexandra Lane #04-05 Kwang Yeow Hang Building Singapore OSII Tal: *****00 Interior Renovation Company requires 1) ACCOUNTS ,l CUM ADMIN
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      46 31 2701 Employment Reputable Japanese Restaurant requires: 1) COOKS 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES e Must have completed N 8. e Students need not apply e Very attractive offer e Must be Singaporean Please call personally with a N.R photo to: Nanbantei Restaurant #05-132. Far East Plaza TEL: 733-5666
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      97 31 2701 Employment A Printing Company requires Female General Clerk GCE N' or O' Level Able to work independently Knowledge ot Lotus 123 Salaries will oommensurate with qualifications and eiperience Please can *****08 or wriie to 104 Boon Keng Road •06-06 (JTC) Singapore 1233. i.. fc-mwa.M. ACCOUNTS CLERK e OCE O'
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      269 31 2701 Employment ORCHARD KTV LOUNGE PTE LTD require 1. LEADING HOSTESS Gross salary above $1000 2. ACCOUNTS CLERK Lotus and accounting knowledge For post 1, please come (or walk-in Interview after 6pm. at: ORCHARD KTV A LOUNGE PTE LTD 1 CLAYMORE DRIVE #81-01 ORCHARD TOWERS SINGAPORE 0922 For post 2,
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      298 31 2701 Employment gsc An established company in Jurong requires: TELEPHONIST CUM CLERK GCE OV 'N' Level Pleasant disposition and good telephone manners Taping speed 35-40 wpm. 1 year experience Knowledge of PC softwares will be an advantage Interested applicants please apply with resume, and a recent photograph to: THE ADMINISTRATION
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      314 31 2701 Employment KEMP'S CATERING SERVICES c/o NTUC Club Shenton Way requires WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Full-time: 1 lam to 7pm 6 (lays week Meals provided Part-time: 11am to 3pm 5 days week Or 6.45pm to 10 45pm e 6 days week ORIENTAL COOK 3pm to 11pm 6 days week ASSISTANT COOK a
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      292 31 2701 Employment SECURITY GUARDS a Able to speak write English e 12 hrs. shift Salary $900 onwards e 8 hrs. shift Salary $750 onwards PART-TIMERS e Weekly paid For both post, location at Jurong, weekly off Walk-in interview on 8/4/92, Wednesday onwards (off. hra.) at: #02-04 Golden Wall Ctr. S'pore
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  • SPORTS
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      393 33 AP. THE No 1 spot in the topsy-turvy world of golf rankings is up for grabs this week. Six players are capable of claiming the honour depending on the outcome of the US Masters which starts in Augusta, Georgia, tomorrow. The current No 1, Fred
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      113 33 AFP. BRITAIN'S legal bookies have established Fred Couples as a narrow favourite to win the US Masters. Couples, currently rated the No 1 player in the World, is listed at 8-1 by bookmaking firm Ladbroke's ahead of Jose Maria Olazabal of Spain and Nick Faldo
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        170 33 AFP. PAKISTAN squash ace Jansher Khan will open his bid for a first British Open title against Dutch qualifier Raymond Scheffer later today. Scheffer clinched his meeting with the top seed and World No 2 by beating Australian John Williams 9-3, 8-10, 0-9, 9-2, 9-3 in
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        268 33 AP. ANOTHER tournament and it was another early exit for Andre Agassi. He fell in three sets to 94th-ranked Jacco Eltingh in the second round of the Conde de Godo tournament in Barcelona yesterday. Undermined by his own errors and handcuffed by his opponent's power
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      265 34 Wire Services. LIVERPOOL manager Graeme Souness was last night recovering in an intensive care unit after a five-hour triple-bypass heart operation was completed without complications. A hospital spokeswoman said: "Everything so far has been straightforward. Three grafts have been completed. The first 24 hours are the most critical."
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      330 34 Reuter. MANCHESTER United was held to a 1-1 draw by a Manchester City team reduced to 10 men for the last 36 minutes in an English First Division match yesterday. The result meant United stayed on top of the league by a mere two points. City fullback Neil
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      113 34 Reuter. EUROPEAN footballer of the year Jean-Pierre Papin, returning to the ground where he first played professional soccer, scored a goal which helped knock his old club out of the French Cup yesterday. The Marseille captain found the net with a looping header after just
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      91 34 Reuter. BORUSSIA Moenchengladbach reached the German Cup final yesterday after goalkeeper Uwe Kamps made four saves in a dramatic semi-final penalty shoot-out victory over Bayer Leverkusen. After a 1-1 deadlock at fulltime, Moenchengladbach'sHans-Joerg Criens powered in a header four minutes into extra time. But Leverkusen's former
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      612 34 Wire Services. Results of yesterday's international sports: SQUASH British Open in London Men's, 2nd rd: Danny Meddings (Eng) bt Billy Haddrell (Aust) 8-10, 1-9, 9-2, 9-7, 9-3; Fredrik Johnson (Swe) bt Oliver Rucks (Ger) 9-4, 9-2, 9-4; Raymond Scheffer (Hoi) bt John Williams (Aust) 9-3, 8-10, 0-9, 9-2, 9-3;
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      359 37  -  Stories/J Bernard Pereira NEXT year's Schools' National Police Cup A and B rugby tournaments may see the introduction of two divisions. The First Division will comprise teams that have been regularly winning top honours in Schools' tournaments, as well as up-and-coming ones. Division
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      338 37 PROFILE MASTER of deception that's Mohammed Amrin. One moment, he will be breaking away on the left flank. And the next, he will be dummying to the right. And to think he is only a fullback in the Greenridge Secondary rugby outfit. Victoria Secondary learnt
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      504 38 The Ministry of Education, with the help of the Singapore Rugby Union and Singapore Cricket Club, is giving rugby a big boost in schools this year. BERNARD PEREIRA has the details T WO New Zealand rugby coaches *will be in Singapore for three weeks in
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      132 38 PRISCILLA Krempl, the vice-principal of Schools' National convenor St Andrew's School, is stumped as to why some rugby-playing schools are giving up the sport. Schools like Clementi Town Secondary, Chinese High and St Patrick's School, were said to be actively involved in the sport in
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    357 39  -  ASIAN YOUTH SOCCER By Bernard Pereira SINGAPORE'S Asian Youth soccer team manager, K Suppiah, is up in arms with the National Football League committee for not agreeing to its. request to postpone two NFL matches scheduled for this weekend. The two matches are the clash between
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      103 39 United gives away two points Man U fails to extend its lead when held to a draw by City rivals/ Page 35 SPORTS I TRIMLINE I GETS YOU UP! K I# "I used to be the conversational X— topic at parties and at school d IwSPlff' gatherings. Finally I could
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