The New Paper, 15 June 1992
1992-06-15
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Title Section17 1992-06-15 1 the new paper MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1992 MITA (P) 75/4/92 50 CENTS the 4/ new v paper17 words
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Advertisement42 1992-06-15 1 go j BROLIN SWEDEN lfl if W WINNER DENMARK 0 UkJjh Thomas Brolin (left) propels Sweden to the ENGLAND 0 top of the table with a 59th-minute goal that CDAMPC ft sinks Denmark in the European soccer lllHIlvC w championship./ Pages 41-4842 words
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Article, Illustration83 1992-06-15 1 National coach P N Sivaji promises that drastic changes will be made to the Singapore soccer team after last Saturday's shameful 2-1 defeat by Johor. But he doesn 't name the players who will be axed. Our writer S Gulam issues a hit list and tells Sivaji: Think longPicture/ MOHD ISHAK - 83 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article220 1992-06-15 2 S Gulam - By S Gulam "I BELIEVE Gulam is eating yesterday's New Paper for breakfast this morning...How can he give such prediction? Johor is defending champion. If I were them, I would obviously give my life to win." That was reader Bobby Lim on our Hotline Plus220 words
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Article, Illustration389 1992-06-15 2 HONGKONG superstar Anita Mui is living in fear following the death of film director Wong Long-wai. Wong, who was shot in the head in a hospital, was believed to be member of a secret society from mainland China. The award-winning actress is also believed389 words
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Article212 1992-06-15 2 Reuter AN adviser to Russian President Boris Yeltsin says she does not rule out a coup attempt against him. But the attempt will probably not be made by the KGB or the army, the adviser, Ms Galina Starovoitova, told Newsweek. She did not say who was likelyReuter - 212 words
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Article, Illustration742 1992-06-15 3 Norenshah Sahari - By Norenshah Sahari ART competitions are almost a weekly affair for at least two Singapore schoolchildren. Yesterday, the two Irene Hui Ling, 11 and Huang Yijia, 10 entered the Global Citizens Painting Contest at Forum the Shopping Mall. Irene has been taking part in artPictures/ Sam Yeo - 742 words
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Miscellaneous17 1992-06-15 2 WEATHER SHOWERS over several areas in the late afternoon. Max: 32 deg C. Sunset today: 7.11 pm.17 words
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Miscellaneous15 1992-06-15 2 LEISURE INDEX Showtime: Pages 20 to 22 TV: Page 26 Radio, Comics: Pages 27 2815 words
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QUICKNEWS
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Article246 1992-06-15 4 Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong, who is the PAP's First Assistant Secretary-General, spoke about the party's future political programme three weeks ago. The speech was released by the party's magazine, Petir, yesterday L HOT THE COE issue shows that casting protest votes against the PAP cannot solve246 words
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Article37 1992-06-15 4 THESE are the three main goals of the PAP's political programme in future, says PM Goh: Strengthen the Government-people bond Make the individual responsible for his own well-being Increase the assets of Singaporeans37 words
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Article, Illustration291 1992-06-15 4 Last October, a peace treaty was signed between the four warring factions in Cambodia. But the Khmer Rouge, the most powerful faction, last week sent a signal that peace is a dream that has yet to come true. I WHAT The communist Khmer Rouge has put291 words
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CATCH OF THE DAY
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Article81 1992-06-15 4 PRESIDENT Suharto of Indonesia has said he will let the People's Consultative Assembly (or Parliament) draw up policy guidelines for the next five years. This is to avoid views that policymaking is "not so democratic", said State Secretary Murdiono. The guidelines are usually prepared by the President. With81 words
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Article44 1992-06-15 4 BEIJING and London are renegotiating the amount of reserves to be left to Hongkong when it reverts to China in 1997. China wanted the reserves raised from $40 billion because of problems in financing Hongkong's new airport, said a top Chinese official.44 words
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Article64 1992-06-15 4 THE National University Hospital said it acted according to "normal, accepted standards" in handling Madam Jamilah Riakunjoo, 24. NUH said a gynaecologist found no active bleeding when Madam Jamilah went to the hospital on May 28, complaining of vaginal bleeding. An ultrasound scan the next day revealed that64 words
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Article46 1992-06-15 4 ABOUT 1.4 million Chinese have lost their jobs because of restructuring in the state sector, says China's Economic and Trade Office. This represents one per cent of China's urban labour force. The office says state-owned industries have more than 10 million redundant workers.46 words
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Article70 1992-06-15 4 The Straits Times: PM spells out PAP's main goals Business Times: Jakarta plans USs3b business district Lianhe Zaobao: Stronger Govt-people bond is one of PAP's main goals, says PM Berita Harian: PM spells out PAP's three main goals SBC morning news: The Earth Summit chairman has called for70 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration214 1992-06-15 6 SINGAPORE must attract research scientists from all over the world to live and work here to help develop such industries as biotechnology, says BG Lee Hsien Loong. The Deputy Prime Minister says this at the opening of the 4th International Symposium and Workshop for the214 words
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Article53 1992-06-15 6 BIOTECHNOLOGY is a field that develops biologically or genetically-engineered organisms. These are used for the manufacture of drugs for health care, fertilisers for agriculture, even healthier food-processing and more environmentally-friendly chemicals. During the past ten years, BG Lee says biotech venture funds have made as much as 100-fold returns53 words
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Article, Illustration438 1992-06-15 7 Police smashed four major pornography syndicates jn an island-wide crackdown on obscene materialsj)ver the weekend, dealing a severe blow to local distributors. DAVE ANG has the inside details on the syndicates' operations THE biggest porno syndicate smashed by police raked in as much as $400,000438 words
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Article147 1992-06-15 7 AMONG items seized during the weekend raids were 245 hardcore pornographic laser discs. The Director Operations, Deputy Assistant Commissioner Lim Soo Gee, said the haul is the biggest single seizure of pornographic laser discs ever in Singapore. Pornography on laser discs is believed to be147 words
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Article145 1992-06-15 7 NINETEEN suspects, aged between 20 and 44, were nabbed during the weekend raids. Two of them are women. The men included agents and their runners, as well as the suppliers. The overnight swoop, which began on Friday morning, involved 80 officers from the Criminal Investigation145 words
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Article447 1992-06-15 8 Irene Ng - By Irene Ng THE unusual and special relationship between Johor and Singapore came under new scrutiny yesterday. And the common thread that ran through the speeches made at a forum on Johor-Singapore ties was: Understand Johor and its politics. Understand the special relationship between the447 words
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Article, Illustration54 1992-06-15 8 DATUK Shahrir Samad (left) the chairman of Umno division in Johor Baru also urged Singaporeans to continue visiting Johor. He said they should not fear for safety in Johor because of the recent arrests of seven Singapore fishermen allegedly trespassing into Malaysian waters around Pedra54 words
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175 1992-06-15 8 THERE is a lack of diplomacy between Singapore and Malaysia in the case of the seven fishermen who were arrested for allegedly trespassing into Malaysian waters around Pedra Branca, said Datuk Shahrir Samad. He is the chairman of the I'mno division in Johor Baru. Datuk175 words
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Article, Illustration428 1992-06-15 10 Shahiran Sahari - By Shahiran Sahari THIS hotel bathroom is so big that you could park two Honda Accords in it side-by-side. For Mr Tokichan Kasmin, it is also big enough to live in. The Oriental Hotel says in an ad that its bathrooms are among thePicture/ David Tan - 428 words
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Article, Illustration73 1992-06-15 10 DOES The Oriental have the largest bathroom at 7.8 sq m? Maybe. The New Paper checked with a few premier hotels to see how their bathrooms measure up (average bathroom areas for "standard" rooms): Marina Mandarin: 5.20 sq m Westin Stamford: 5.60 sq m Goodwood Park: 5.80 sq73 words
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Article137 1992-06-15 10 A LARGE bathroom is not important, said most of 20 tourists interviewed. Here are some things they would prefer in a hotel room instead: ROOMS A good view Firm mattresses Sufficient closet space Good supply of towels, soaps, shampoos and shower caps Inexpensive bar/fridge items137 words
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Article, Illustration356 1992-06-15 11 Raoul Le Blond - By Raoul Le Blond THE Super Soaker 100 toy gun, which shoots high-pres- sure jets of water, is such a i sell-out here that look-alikes are now flooding town. Department stores and toy shops, including those in the housing estates, are stacked with various models. APicture/ Chew Seng Kim, The Straits Times - 356 words
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Article, Illustration293 1992-06-15 12 CHARLES Manson was the mastermind behind the 1969 cult murders of actress Sharon Tate and seven other people. He is in a Californian state prison where he is serving a life term. Manson, 57, has denied taking part in the killings. Ms Sharon Tate, who293 words
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Article, Illustration444 1992-06-15 12 Shahiran Sahari - By Shahiran Sahari INFAMOUS killers are on the cards in Singapore. The bad guys have popped up here following news of their sudden popularity in the United States. But no, we are not talking about the criminals in the flesh, only in cardboard, on IC-sized trading444 words
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Article175 1992-06-15 12 TRADING cards have been around in the US for 150 years. Pictures of baseball players were first included in tobacco packs to attract people to buy them. Later, in the 1920s and *****, they were included with food and confectionary products, such as chewing gum and sweets,175 words
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Article, Illustration572 1992-06-15 13 Augustine Pang - By Augustine Pang ALL five members of the Ramli family may end up with dark rings under their eyes by the end of this month. Blame it on their love of soccer. Since European Championship 92 started on Wednesday, this "die-hard soccer family" has beenPicture/ Mohd Ishak - 572 words
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Article55 1992-06-15 13 POLICE spokesman ASP Tan Beng Hock said that there has not been any significant increase in complaints of noise from residents as a result of the late night soccer matches. He said: "The viewers are advised to keep their noise level down so as not to disturb non-viewers55 words
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Advertisement304 1992-06-15 11 Hi I Follow Singapore's matches in the Semi-Pro League and win, win, win.You can win a $3,000 Diadora voucher first prize and eight consolation prizes of sports goods or sportswear each week. All you have to do is solve the jigsaw below and identify the player and his team. He304 words
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Article257 1992-06-15 14 Mr Jolley Tan, 28, administrator: I reported my lost dog to the Primary Production Department recently. What surprised me was that apart from the stray dogs and cats in the room, there were pedigree dogs. I learnt that these animals would be killed if no-one claimed257 words
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REPLIES
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Article121 1992-06-15 14 Khoo Lian Len, for Chief Electrical and Mechanical Engineer, Housing Board In a letter, No notice for cut (TNP, June 8) Ms Lillian Rodrigues of Block 129, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, said residents were not notified of a June 2 water supply cut-off. When the supply121 words
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Article78 1992-06-15 14 Mr Lee Kok Kee, Secretary, Public Transporl Council I refer to the report, Two-tier flag-down rate for taxis? (TNP, June 4). The council will not be represented on the committee studying the feasibility of having different flag-down fares for taxis. The council has given approval to drivers78 words
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Article32 1992-06-15 14 Mr Lew Syn Pau, General Manager, NTUC Comfort Since the Public Transport Council does not want to be represented on the flag-down fare committee, it will comprise only taxi operators.32 words
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Article59 1992-06-15 14 Sally Frieze-Crawford, Marketing Manager, Golden Village Entertainment (Singapore) We refer to the letter by Ms Soo Siew Lee, Why so many problems in cineplex? (TNP, June 8). The incident at Yishun 10 on June 3 (Wednesday, not Tuesday) was due to a dislodged lens from a projector screening59 words
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Article94 1992-06-15 14 Mr Stephen Koh, President, Singapore Taekwondo Gymnasium I wish to clarify the report, Breakaway group backs down (TNP, June 2). The paragraph: "Koh accused the Korea TA of not informing the STG when it decided to withdraw its recognition of Chung-do Kwan in 1978" should read "Koh accused94 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration429 1992-06-15 15 Wire services. DELEGATES to the Earth Summit in Brazil yesterday pledged to carry the "spirit of Rio" around the world. "After the summit, the world will never be the same," said organiser and chairman Maurice Strong. The Canadian businessman received a standing ovation fromWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 429 words
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Article257 1992-06-15 16 Reuter CHINA'S Communist Party chief has told the nation that Beijing's new campaign for economic reform would revolutionise Chinese socialism. In a speech that dominated the main evening television and radio news broadcasts yesterday, Mr Jiang Zemin threw his weight behind senior leader Deng Xiaoping's push forReuter - 257 words
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Article250 1992-06-15 16 Wire services. MORE than 3,000 Cambodian soldiers reported at UN disarmament sites during the first day of the peace plan's second phase. This represented just about 1.6 per cent of the 200,000 combatants involved. The communist Khmer Rouge, the most powerful of the four warringWire services. - 250 words
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Article82 1992-06-15 16 Reuter A BRITISH businessman is providing a bizarre "fun weekend" for people who want to play at being prisoners of war, complete with roll calls and escapes. The event, at a former Royal Air Force base in Hampshire, England, is the idea of MrReuter - 82 words
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Advertisement204 1992-06-15 16 Silk Air, Singapore's Regional exotic destinations in a week single, at least 1 58m tall, between Airline, is spreading its wings than most girls do in a year. 1 8 and 25 years old as at to more destinations in Asia. And still return to the comfort of 1 July204 words
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WORLDTODAY
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306 1992-06-15 18 AFP. THE deputy chief of staff of the Thai army has welcomed the appointment of General Banchob Bunnag as defence minister, a television report said yesterday. General Yutthana Kumdee told reporters that Gen Banchob, a retired army chief of staff, is widely respected byAFP. - 306 words
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Article, Illustration263 1992-06-15 19 WHEN majority rules, the minority goes on an ox-walk. That's democracy in Japan. The main opposition party, Social Democratic Party of Japan, does not have enough votes in both the Upper and Lower Houses to stop a controversial peacekeeping bill from being passed. (See report below.)Pictures/ Reuter - 263 words
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Article138 1992-06-15 19 Wire services. .JAPAN'S largest opposition group plans to tender a mass resignation of its members just before the Lower House begins to vote on the peacekeeping bill today. The chairman of the Social Democratic Party, Mr Xlakoto Tanabe vowed "to stake the fate of our partyWire services. - 138 words
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Article, Illustration502 1992-06-15 20 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin MOBILE island, living sculptures nothing is impossible for the French arts group, Ilotopie. They have created them all with what they call "plastic art". What's that? You could find that out at the Arts Festival today. (See show info below.) The 12-year-old group, made502 words
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Article, Illustration421 1992-06-15 21 AT 64, veteran actor Roger Moore is ready to make a comeback as Simon Templar in a big-budget Hollywood version of The Saint. Moore played the role on TV 30 years ago. He played Templar in the TV series The Saint for421 words
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Article, Illustration202 1992-06-15 21 SUPERSTAR Paul Simon has married rock singer Edie Brickell in a secret ceremony. Friends say the couple are very much in love and plan to have a baby soon. Brickell, 25, is the 51-year-old millionaire singer's third wile. Simon first married feminist Peggy Harper. They have a202 words
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Article, Illustration276 1992-06-15 22 R vijaya - By R vijaya CLOSE your eyes and you'd say: "Piano or organ?" Open them and you see ungainly steel oil barrels. Making music! Which is what a husband and wife team Cliff Alexis, 55, and Paulette Andrea Frazier, 26 have been involved in since they were 14.276 words
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Article148 1992-06-15 22 THEY come from the land of calypso. About the pans, Cliff said: "If you grew up in Trinidad, and couldn't afford to buy an instrument, that's what you took to playing. There were bands with steel drums on almost every street corner." Cliff met with a lot148 words
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Article89 1992-06-15 22 THE steel drums, called pans, originated in the 1930s in Trinidad. Huge oil barrels are transformed into musical instruments by pounding and heating them. Each drum has about 28 notes within two and a half octaves (of a piano). It is also tuned to the same pitch89 words
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Advertisement327 1992-06-15 21 Pageant with a touch, of difference The Miss Mr Singapore Talent Search Pageant 1992 Not only does it tap local talents in looks, but in dancing, singing and modelling as well. About 500 people enrolled m December 1991, through free courses provided, only 50 grand finalists were selected in April.327 words
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Article, Illustration859 1992-06-15 24 Angeline Song - Once upon a time, there was a little coastal village in East Malaysia that had no name. The people living in the village were mainly Melanau, a peaceful tribe that lived, by the Oya river and spent their time fishing or farming. One day, their kingPictures/ Lincoln Tan; Picture/ Father Patrick Massang - 859 words
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Article128 1992-06-15 24 DALAT is a small village in the coastal town of Mukah, which is more than 100 km from Sibu, East Malaysia. There is no direct flight from Singapore to Mukah. You have to take a plane to Kuching, Sarawak. Then take a Malaysian Airlines (MAS) flight128 words
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Miscellaneous710 1992-06-15 25 mondaytv AROUND THE WORLD M&, THE DEVIL AND THE SONG EUROPEAN i IN 80 DAYS (Channel 5, 10.30 pm) CHAMPIONSHIP 1992 THE route taken by Fogg v I Bawcombe star in this 1989 GERMANY takes on Scotland (Pierce Brosnan, right) and BW w w. JH drama about a journalist chasing710 words
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Miscellaneous691 1992-06-15 26 COMICRELIEF MONDAYRADIO Comics Dianxin /Simply Bo Chap EuuSlQkQI 1 I FM90.5 FM 92.4 V\ News on the Hour NOON Popular Classics JHIjH I 1 2.00 Programme Summary S jXT T& r\\ 1205 PM Rose Tan Your Lunchdate 2.02 Afternoon Concert lA™ O "1 v\ Wl 110 Midday Marhet s.oo viva«Muska691 words
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Miscellaneous381 1992-06-15 27 MONDAYRADIO 12.30 PM Sentimental Journey FM 88.9 1.00 News NOON World News 1.10 Spice of Life The Final Hour 12.1S PM In Uniform 2.00 Chinese Opera 12.30 PM Off the Shelf 5.00 Goodtime Cold 12.45 Andy Kershaw's World of Music 7.00 News 1.00 Newshour 7.10 Goodtime Cold (cont'd) 2.00 World381 words
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Advertisement363 1992-06-15 34 2701 Employment Established Construction co. require* 1. PROJECT MANAGER e Bachelor of Science (Hons.) Civil. 2to 3 years' experience preferably as Project Engineer. Familiar with site measurements. 2. SITE FOREMAN Diploma in Building or equivalent. 2to 3 years experience. Familiar with site surveying. 3. DRAFTSMAN Diploma/ Certificate in Architectural/ Structural/363 words
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Advertisement311 1992-06-15 35 2701 Employment SECRETARY GCE O* level with PSC Bilingual English/ Mandarin 3 years relevant experience Matured with pleasant personality Call *****44 for interview An expanding construction firm urgently requires QUANTITY SURVEYOR e Diploma In QS/ Civil/ or fresh graduates PROJECT SUPERVISOR/ CO-ORDINATOR e Preferably with experience In government project e311 words
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Advertisement288 1992-06-15 35 2701 Employment TROOOOS MARITIME SINGAPORE Nu immediate vacancy tor: RECEPTIONIST CUM CLERK Oct o/ N' Level No experience required. Simple PC Si typing knowledge. Alternate Saturdays off upon confirmation. Fresh school leavers can apply. Please call TEL. 538 0005 lor an interview A leading insurance co. seeking individuals as PART/288 words
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Article, Illustration330 1992-06-15 36 Abdul Shukor - SINGAPORE 1 JOHOR 2 By Abdul Shukor MICHAEL Urukalo dug into his trouser pocket and took out a crumpled piece of paper. "Nah," he said, "here's a souvenir for you. I wrote this on the bus on the way to Singapore. Read, and learn."picture/ Philip Lim - 330 words
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Article, Illustration359 1992-06-15 37 D RASTIC changes will be made in the Singapore team before its next game against Perak this weekend. "There will be changes. Definitely. You will know by mid-week," promised national coach P X Sivaji yesterday. He said players lacking "competitiveness", "fire" and "commitment" will be dropped. "I want359 words
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Article, Illustration630 1992-06-15 37 S Gulam - Don't be prisoners of the past SINGAPORE 1 JOHOR 2 S Gulam WELL, Lions. The message from your coach is clear. Some heads are going to roll for sure. After three defeats in six matches the last de- feat coming, of all places, in our National Stadium what else630 words
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Article, Illustration262 1992-06-15 38 Abdul Shukor - SINGAPORE 1 JOHOR 2 Stories/ Abdul Shukor OMAR Salim will never forget his 28th birthday for the rest of his life and it was not because of the $250 "birthday present" that he received from team-mate Abbas Saad. The Johor goalkeeper celebrated his birthday yesterday a dayPictures/ Mohd Ishak - 262 words
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Article, Illustration229 1992-06-15 38 THE man who marked Michal Vana for 51 minutes on Saturday night later said it was an "easy job". This was the view of Johor defender Xizaruddin Kadir, the 23-year-old who was given the task of shadowing Vana. "It wasn't difficult at all," said Xizar. "Vana229 words
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Article, Illustration76 1992-06-15 39 WHAT THEY SAY I didn't have time to think when I scored the goal. I just hit the ball. Tomas Brolin, the scorer in Sweden's 1-0 victory over Denmark w ?e knew that we were better prepared than the Danes, so we tried to increase thePicture/ Reuter - 76 words
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Article, Illustration178 1992-06-15 39 Suresh Niar - By Suresh Niar A GOAL 10 seconds from time gave Singapore Cricket Club a well-earned 1-1 draw against reigning Premier League hockey champions Hougang over the weekend. SCC's Dutch-born striker Pieter van Calcar capitalised on a defensive slip-up in the 'D' to rifle in a last-gasp equaliser.178 words
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Article, Illustration399 1992-06-15 40 FBI! [LIVE ON 1 SBC 12 GERMANY v SCOTLAND Tonight, 11.15 pm HOLLAND v CIS Tomorrow, 2.15 am Match reports in tomorrow's TNP AFP. HOLLAND'S tough midfielder, Jan Wouters, has recovered from an ankle injury and the team will he meet the CIS with fullAFP. - 399 words
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Article, Illustration432 1992-06-15 41 AP. GERMANY'S manager Berti Vogts is replacing defensive midfielder Stefan Heuter with Matthias Sammer for Germany's game against Scotland tonight at the European Championships. Germany, the World Cup holder, struggled to a 1-1 draw against the Commonwealth of Independent States in its opening game on Friday, clinching theAP. - 432 words
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320 1992-06-15 41 Reuter. THOMAS Haessler, the smallest man in the side, looks like blossoming into Germany's biggest asset in the European Championship Finals. The busy little midfielder rescued Germany with a last-gasp goal to snatch a 1-1 draw for the World Cup holders against the CISReuter. - 320 words
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Article, Illustration420 1992-06-15 42 Reuter. ENGLAND and France drew 0-0 in a bruising, unenterprising match in Malmo. England's Stuart Pearce almost snatched victory 10 minutes from time. His thunderous left-foot free-kick from 25 metres cannoned off the underside of the bar. France had come close to taking the lead in the 59thReuter.; Picture/ Reuter - 420 words
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Article302 1992-06-15 42 SURESH NIAR - COMPILED BY SURESH NIAR CAUTKiWS England v France: Luis Fernandez (France, 31st min); David Batty (England, 68th) Sweden v Denmark: Henrik Andersen (Denmark, 16th min); Patrik Andersson (Sweden, 43rd) GULDEN GOAL Swedish striker Tomas Brolin beat Danish goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel from close after a defence-splitting cross by Martin Dahlin302 words
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Article, Illustration603 1992-06-15 43 When Stuart Pearce's free-kick struck the bar last night, it reminded fans of the 1966 World Cup final. That day England got away with it. It wasn't so lucky yesterday. Class One referee SURESH NAIR, sees it as poetic justice THE post-match talk amongGraphics/ Hup - 603 words
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Article, Illustration281 1992-06-15 45 Football has not been entertaining in the European Championship Finals so far. Six matches have produced only six goals and two wins. French manager Michel Platini, one of the game's top entertainers in the 80s, feels guilty and apologises to fans. But Dutch manager Rinus Michels, the brainAFP. - 281 words
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Article, Illustration206 1992-06-15 45 Reuter. DUTCH coach Rinus Michels hit back at critics who have described the opening matches of the European Championship Finals as boring. Michels, who guided the Dutch to its stylish triumph four years ago, believes the matches so far have been tense enough to keep commited soccer fansReuter. - 206 words
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Article, Illustration467 1992-06-15 45 IF you had bothered to 9tick in front of your television set after the EnglandFrance match, you would have heard the fans in the stands give a summation of the proceedings in just one sentence. "What a load of rubbish." Yes, that's467 words
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Advertisement80 1992-06-15 40 TOPTIPSI—\ HOLLAND V CIS J IPO YOU KI\IOVIftl|g^.l SGulam Un er whose (TNP sportswriter) captaincy did Holland 1 I win the European HOLLAND 2 CIS 1 Championship in 1988? W* Abdul Which 36-year-old Scotland player is rrKip inv ®'ved in his first major international (I Nr sportswriter) competition? HOLLAND 180 words
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Advertisement29 1992-06-15 41 TBPTIPS1— SCOTLAND v J/j S Gulam (TNP sportswriter) J SCOTLAND 0 GERMANY 1 rLJ Abdul Shukor (TNP sportswriter) SCOTLAND 0 GERMANY Malek Awab (National midfielder) SCOTLAND 1 GERMANY 229 words
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Advertisement43 1992-06-15 43 An Official Sponsor of the Italian National Team. v P r r"~" i V V Model: ***** Campion* MO PRICE: $59 Sole Distributor: GREENPOINT (SEA) PTE LTD ICB Paslr Panjang Road #03-03{B) Amcol Warehouse Singapore 0511 Tel: *****05 (3 Lines) Fax: 479 650843 words
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Article, Illustration366 1992-06-15 46 SPORTS SWEDEN 1 DENMARK 0 TOMAS Brolin propelled Sweden to a 1-0 victory over Denmark in Stockholm yesterday to give the host a great chance of reaching the semi-finals of the European championship. Bro 1 i n pounced in the 59th minute to crown a fine move by366 words
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Advertisement319 1992-06-15 46 T*IE ,!T" V r OLSEN jjfin SWEDE n A w WINNER 7 59th mlii: W rJStks/ /M) ft /iH BROUN Tomas Brolin jST goalkeeper OAHUN Schmeicbtl TTW from close range r after a right-flank cross by Martin Dahlin deflects off the sliding foot of Kim l|jJ|"At first I kept mm319 words
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