The New Paper, 28 July 1992
1992-07-28
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Title Section14 1992-07-28 1 the new paper TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1992 MITA(P) 75/4/92 50 CENTS the new lapcr14 words
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Advertisement102 1992-07-28 1 fSL (EWly copy; r wjr» f I 1 w '"/■'p- SEIKO jsT Official Timer of the Games of the XXV Olympiad \JKik6 Tppnatfp 1 ccQagc -^^■T i sensation ikm tfl K. K Knuid (right) is youngest swimmer to strike gold./ Page 39 HMBP I Other reports/Pages 27-40 jL f jfjßr102 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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368 1992-07-28 2 Wire services. THE United States,: showing Mr Saddam Hussein that it means business, has stepped up its military pressure on Iraq. US Patriot missiles, which shoot down enemy missiles, will be sent to Kuwait soon. A third aircraft carrier is now heading forWire services. - 368 words
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Article221 1992-07-28 2 Wire services. IRAQI leader Saddam Hussein, faced with growing public discontent over soaring food prices, has begun to have merchants executed, reports in Baghdad say. The move is apparently to discourage speculators and profiteers from taking advantage of UN's economic sanctions against Iraq. Foreign diplomats in BaghdadWire services. - 221 words
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136 1992-07-28 2 AFP A WOMAN in Auckland, New Zealand was locked up with male prisoners after a police computer listed her as a man. When the police found out their mistake they said sorry and offered the 21-year-old woman, whose name was not given, about $260AFP - 136 words
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Article, Illustration285 1992-07-28 2 Ravindra Kumar - By Ravindra Kumar REPORTING FROM NEW DELHI HINDI film star Amjad Khan died in Bombay yesterday. Khan, 49, suffered a massive heart attack at his home in south Bombay. The star, who was once called the best villain to ever stalk Indian screens, had a huge285 words
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Article, Illustration600 1992-07-28 3 Yesterday, The New Paper launched its search for Singapore's Elizabeth Taylors, women who look much younger than their age. We featured Mrs Chan Ah Kow, 57, wife of Dr Chan Ah Kow, who is well-known in swimming circles. ANGELINE SONG also spoke to an attractive mother of threePicture/ Aundry Gan - 600 words
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Article, Illustration44 1992-07-28 3 PAST 40? So what? Do you know anyone past 40 who looks great for her age? Or are you that person yourself? Send us details and a photograph. Liz Taylor: Looking radiant at 60. She was born on Feb 27, 1932.44 words
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Advertisement15 1992-07-28 2 Leisure Index Showtime: Pages 14 to 16 TV: Page 19 Radio, Comics: Pages 17 1815 words
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Miscellaneous18 1992-07-28 2 Weather OVERCAST with intermittent light rain in the early afternoon. Max temp: 29 deg C. Sunset: 7.16 pm.18 words
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QUICKNEWS
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Article387 1992-07-28 4 k HOT k STORY A In the US, the suicide rate among teenagers aged 15 to 19 jumped from 3.5 per 100,000 in 1960 to 11.3 per 100,000 in 1988. Studies in the US have shown that teenage suicide is related to factors such as387 words
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Article50 1992-07-28 4 r is not contributing a few dollars or giving a few cents at flag day. It is giving and feeling the sacrifice. Dr Richard Eu, chairman of the Community Chest, saying the "give till it hurts" thinking is what the Chest hopes to promote among Singaporeans.50 words
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CATCH OF THE DAY
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Article74 1992-07-28 4 THE Bank of Japan yesterday cut its discount rate by 0.5 percentage point to 3.25 per cent. But the move, designed to boost the ailing stock market, failed to prevent share prices from hitting another six-year low yesterday. The Nikkei average fell 124.45 points, or 0.80 per74 words
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Article59 1992-07-28 4 PHILIPPINE President Fidel Ramos yesterday called on Congress to legalise the Communist Party and offer amnesty to rebels. He said the country needed to heal its divisions to move forward. "For as long as instability and uncertainty characterise our common life, we shall not make any headway," he59 words
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Article53 1992-07-28 4 A HONGKONG woman was caught with more than $5 million worth of top-grade heroin at Changi Airport on Sunday. The 28-year-old woman had 22 packets of heroin, weighing 5.516 kg, hidden in the inner lining of two jackets in her bags. She had arrived from Bangkok. HIDE53 words
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Article67 1992-07-28 4 MALAYSIA does not view Singapore as a security threat, said Mr Ong Ka Ting, the Parliamentary Secretary of the Home Ministry. He told the Malaysian Parliament yesterday that Kuala Lumpur did not regard Singaporeans entering Malaysia as potential threats. The large number of Singaporeans entering Malaysia were mainly67 words
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Article54 1992-07-28 4 COUPLES can now get any one of 136 community leaders to solemnise their marriage. The community leaders have been appointed Deputy Registrars of Marriage. A list of their names and telephone numbers is available at the Registry of Marriages. There are 34 Justices of Peace who are also54 words
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Article39 1992-07-28 4 INCOME earned by Singaporeans abroad has been growing by double digits over the past eight years. Latest figures from the Department of Statistics show that such income increased by 13.4 per cent to $10.13 billion last year.39 words
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Article89 1992-07-28 4 The Straits Times: Defy UN at your own peril, Bush warns Iraq Business Times: Indon banks eager to beef up presence in S'pore Lianhe Zaobao: US investments in S'pore to hit $1.6 b this year Berita Harian: Saddam finally bows to UN orders SBC's morning news: The US89 words
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Miscellaneous27 1992-07-28 4 OLYMPIC SIZZLE IDII mil V'P. o>3.' 1 <5 f52-- m t'e 1 V,' r„ g •o^Z- r S'tfi T -<T g.o'o'A-^ rT -?r >g$ f "\*5fgCr 6.6AJB&27 words
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Article, Illustration395 1992-07-28 5 THENEWSTODAY 'THINK YOUNG'/ FROM PAGE 3 MEET Ms Anne St John Clarke. She's 58 but doesn't look a day past 30. And she has given birth to seven children. Recently, she won a youthful looks contest organised by London's Today newspaper. The secret395 words
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Advertisement100 1992-07-28 5 750g mixed vegetables 1 can (500g) HEINZ Baked J (cauliflower, carrot, corn, snow Beans In Tomato Sauce mdAMrk peas and broccoli) 200 ml water F 2 red chillies, seeded and cut into V 4 tsp ground white pepper 3 slices ginger 1 tbsp Chinese cooking wine R_ If M. i*100 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration505 1992-07-28 6 HIDE SEEK Singapore's biggest opium haul this year was found hidden in a secret compartment of a Thai container truck. T JEYATHESAN and MICHELLE ANG look at some other ways used by "merchants of death" to smuggle drugs MARCH 4, 1988 Heroin antics: A 27-year-old Malaysian "ant trafficker" tried to505 words
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Article, Illustration486 1992-07-28 7 Augustine Pang - By Augustine Pang A CONTAINER in the garden of a Katong bungalow has been home to nine foreign workers for the past two months. And this has caused concern among some residents at the private residential area in Goodman Road. They have two main concerns: WhetherPicture/ Sam Yeo - 486 words
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Article142 1992-07-28 7 PRIVATE house owners who use their premises to house foreign workers will be taken to court. These workers will 'also be evicted, said the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) in The Straits Times last year. A spokesman said then: "If a property in a residential zone is used as142 words
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Article, Illustration290 1992-07-28 8 THE VANDALISM PENALTY ANYONE found guilty of vandalism can be fined up to $2,000 or jailed up to three years. He can also be given at least three strokes of the cane. A FACTORY boss used a hidden automatic video camera to catch this carPicture/ Shin Min Daily News - 290 words
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Article215 1992-07-28 8 Stephanie Yeo - By Stephanie Yeo THE fire will be taken out of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture when it is performed at the Botanic Gardens this Sunday. Confetti will spew out of six "cannons" to the thunder of bass drums instead of the fire and boom of real cannons which215 words
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Article, Illustration232 1992-07-28 9 Michelle Ang - By Michelle Ang FOR a breath of fresh air, this chef is sitting three storeys above Orchard Road, on a balcony ledge no wider than this page. The ledge is only 25 cm wide not even wide enough to rest an arm. But thePictures/ Mohd Ishak - 232 words
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Article, Illustration371 1992-07-28 10 Ganesh Rajaram - By Ganesh Rajaram A i DRENALIZE is the album they are here to sell. But the welcome they got verged on Hysteria. More than 150 screaming fans mobbed three Def Leppards at Changi Airport last night. The fans chased the three members of the BritishPictures/ Mohd Ishak - 371 words
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Article122 1992-07-28 10 BRITISH rock band Def Leppard took the world by storm in 1983 with the release of its third album, Pyromania. The album sold eight million copies in the US alone. However, tragedy struck the band on New Year's Eve 1984, when drummer Rick Allen lost his left arm in122 words
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Advertisement117 1992-07-28 8 Something to cheer about. C own MUJIC urr f LfT s ,utT MlfcUT c«r WW, PWHta WIU. THt C BAP ANP J Something More To Cheer About! nnTl7i7 a For live music that's gun UtifflZ h A out of this world the HAPPY PURPLE HOURS sizzling URAZEA will certainly set117 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration212 1992-07-28 11 AFP. IT is said that love will find a way, so the authorities at China's military schools and colleges are taking drastic measures to keep their men and women students apart. Some establishments have put up 3 m-high walls with barbed wire on topAFP.; Illustration / Simon Ang - 212 words
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Article169 1992-07-28 11 Reuter AFGHAN Defence Minister Ahmad Shah Masood says that the country's new Islamic Government has no money to pay its security forces and called for immediate international aid. He told reporters yesterday that the international community should give aid now rather than wait for peace in Kabul,Reuter - 169 words
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Article294 1992-07-28 11 AFP. THERE may be "a lost world" of wildlife in Vietnam teeming with new species and a dagger-horned forest goat that could be a unique mammal. A survey of the remote Vu Quang Nature Reserve was carried out in May by scientists from the World WildlifeAFP. - 294 words
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Article, Illustration404 1992-07-28 12 Reuter. POP star Michael Jackson is suing the British Daily Mirror newspaper, alleging libel and breach of contract, his spokesman said yesterday. A statement released in London by Jackson's aides said the Mirror falsely claimed "that Jackson is a scarred phantom whose face isReuter. - 404 words
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Article116 1992-07-28 12 ACCORDING to the British Sunday Mail newspaper, Michael Jackson spent about $1.68 million on plastic surgery on his face. In an article in March this year, the paper listed the operations the pop star went through to transform his looks over the years. Jackson is said116 words
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Article, Illustration248 1992-07-28 12 Jailed in the lap of luxury AP FUGITIVE drug boss Pablo Escobar's prison cell had in it a jacuzzi, a 150-cm TV set, a VCR, guns, money and jewels. In a report published yesterday in the Bogota daily El Tiempo, Gen Manuel Murillo, commander of the army, said Escobar alsoAP - 248 words
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Article105 1992-07-28 12 Reuter. PHILIPPINES' former First Lady, Mrs Imelda Marcos, was stopped from boarding a plane for Hongkong this morning. Airport officials in Manila said that she needed written clearance from immigration authorities to be able to leave the country. "I don't know whether this is pure harassmentReuter. - 105 words
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Article, Illustration394 1992-07-28 13 THE Malaysian Immigration Department will look into the mystery of how Raja Kamarul Baharin Shah returned home from Australia with his two children. The Terengganu prince smuggled his children Raja Baharuddin (Iddin), nine, and Raja Shahirah, seven out of Australia in a motor launch andPicture/ Berita Harian Malaysia - 394 words
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166 1992-07-28 13 THE Australian Government has offered the Gillespie family about $3,000 to fight for the custody of their two children in a Malaysian court. Their stepfather, Mr lain Gillespie, said the offer was "useless", Melbourne's Herald-Sun newspaper reported today. Mr Gillespie said his lawyers met government166 words
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Article72 1992-07-28 13 MALAYSIA: Last month, a Terengganu Islamic court ruled that Raja Baharin should have custody of his two children. Under Malaysia's Islamic family law, a mother automatically loses custody of her children if she changes her religion. AUSTRALIA: In 1986, the Family Court of Australia gave Mrs72 words
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Article96 1992-07-28 13 Reuter. A WOMAN in the US city of Philadelphia has been charged with murder after a man's remains were found in two dustbins in her home. The man, Thomas Guy, 39, was her common-law husband. Police said Sandra Ruotolo, 37, allegedly shot Mr Guy inReuter. - 96 words
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Article, Illustration549 1992-07-28 14 Lo Tien Yin - By Lo Tien Yin FACE it. It's goodbye to Robert Redford and his peers. No matter what fond memories we have of them. That's the way it is in showbusiness endearing laughter lines become just plain old wrinkles. Redford and his lot are being booted out by549 words
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Article, Illustration360 1992-07-28 15 FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Hollywood's new breed of tough guys are those who can be vulnerable too. Here we look at two of them who can portray the rugged as well as the feeling, thinking man ETHAN HAWKE, 22: Melting point his boyishness and his skin so pale360 words
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Article, Illustration480 1992-07-28 16 Vivien Chiong - SHOW INFO WHAT: Guinness Strength of Character Charitv Show WHERE: Larkin Stadium WHEN: Thursday, 7 pm TICKETS: Call Warner Music at 223-1688 By Vivien Chiong SIX Hongkong singers will perform at a charity show in Johor Baru on Thursday. You can catch George Lam,480 words
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Article, Illustration239 1992-07-28 16 THE fever is on. Spike Lee's much talked-about film, Jungle Fever, is in town for a regular screening at last. Partly responsible for the fever is Halle Berry, 23, the gutter-mouthed girl in the movie. Before this movie, she was a beauty queen from Cleveland239 words
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Article126 1992-07-28 17 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. brat: Members of a brat pack are people who behave in an impolite manner, often annoying others. cooped: If people are said to be cooped up all day, it126 words
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Miscellaneous147 1992-07-28 17 COMICRELIEF Comics Dianxin /Simply Bo Chap can trrM U Showcase j I Singapore Cartoonists S.O.S A*? n* Tok Guru /Sofiyan Yahya (Sbo "TVE TRACTOR II 11"*"HAT MUST Be TUE) \cTcruris in TME MoST APVAMCEP 1N TRACTOft HOT OMLV CAM vj^uu^—j ,T eet?LACE MV WORK^y J/Wwft o 6UT IT CAM ALSO147 words
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Miscellaneous264 1992-07-28 17 TUESDAYRADIO I FM90.5 FM 92.4 News On the Hour NOON Popular Classics 12.05 PM Rose Tan, your Lunchdate 200 PM Programme Summary 1.10 Midday Market Report 202 Afternoon Concert 1.15 Rose Tan your Lunchdate 5.00 Viva la Musica (cont'd) 6.00 What's On 2.05 An Afternoon with Anita Kuan 6.02 Viva264 words
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Miscellaneous370 1992-07-28 18 TUESDAYRADIO 12.30 PM Sentimental Journey FM 88.9 1.00 News NOON World News 1.10 Spice of Life The Final Hour 12 .i5 PM Health Matters 2.00 Chinese Opera 12 .30 Off the Shelf 5.00 Goodtime Gold 12.45 Hallowed Ground 6.30 Gold and Silver Extravaganza 12.55 The Man behind the Word Chris370 words
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Miscellaneous173 1992-07-28 18 COMICRELIEF Cathy /Cathy Guisewite r mwiew in a nor/ml Y| florn companies might hire 1 but no companv ow earth far LAST f WE'VE FOUND COWPRNW (OHEN 10 PEOPLE ONCi FIVE NEW PEOPLE, BUT WOULD LET 10 PEOPLE LEAVE, OUR UNIQUE NICHE ff WIT THEV HIRE 10 NEW OWE HU6E173 words
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Advertisement68 1992-07-28 19 GIVING YOU THE WINNING EDGE! Six Singapore companies compete globally SMEs in the footsteps of MNCs )bt* I Paradise lost for Riau islands club members The mystery behind Singapore's tourist ====«35li| I Environmental clean-up crews eye the region appeal i w^tSSSSS Hope for Vietnam's frustrated foreign investors Desiging jobs to68 words
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Miscellaneous873 1992-07-28 19 tuesdaytv FALSE ARREST CRIME AND PASSION r OLYMPICS (Channel 5, 10.30pm) (Channel 8, 9.30 pm) 1f..,.. (Channel 12, 7 pm) CONVICTED of murders she DAWEI (Alfred Hung left) is HIGHLIGHTS of the Olympics did not commit, Joyce's life now desperate. He needs to pay f rom Barcelona, Spain. become a873 words
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Article, Illustration119 1992-07-28 20 BARCELONA BEAT As always, there will be surprises in the Olympics surprise winners, surprise losers, surprise mistakes.:.like China's 13-year-old Fu Mingxia (above) scoring a never-before 50-point gap (461.430 to 411.630) over her nearest rival to retain her women's 10-metre platform diving title...or American gymnast Kim Zmeskal (left) fallingPictures/ Reuter - 119 words
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Advertisement571 1992-07-28 20 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SINGAPORE ve philips open your eyes to the OLYMPICS on nuiiinr nnrii Snnltvr! t/x tu 7a. r... WIDESCREEN TV AND YOU COULD BE A BIG WINNER. LET PHILIPS OPEN YOUR EYES TO THE OLYMPICS ON WIDESCREEN TV. Come down ond colch more of Ihe Olympics571 words
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Advertisement333 1992-07-28 22 2701 Employment 2701 Employment 2701 Employment 2701 Employment 2701 Employment 2701 Employment A TYPICAL DAY The phones are ringing already. mk Ml I help to remove a hundred year old tree I I 111 After many phone calls, comes a HR; Hi 1/1 busy-sounding client, wanting to place j?/ I333 words
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Advertisement251 1992-07-28 23 2701 Employment 2701 Employment BAT Singapore Tobacco Co (Pte) Ltd It a member of tha B.A.T Industries Group which la ona of tha UK'a leading business enterprises. Tha Group haa companies operating In mora than 80 countrlaa, employing over 200,000 paopla. K haa an annual turnover of mora than Stg251 words
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Advertisement267 1992-07-28 23 =S^==s=s=l^= 2701 Employment Building and Civil Engineering Construction Firm requires the following personnels. 1) SITE ENGINEER (HOB Mdg. propel in Woodlands) Degree In CE/ BLDO. with 2 3 years experience 2. SUPERVISOR Diploma in CE/ BLDG. with minimum 2 years experience SITE FOREMAN Diploma/ NCCS with experience in Civil Engineering267 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration425 1992-07-28 25 The Semi-Pro soccer league has taken a three-week break due to the Olympics. But there will be no break for the players in the Singapore team, which is battling against relegation. They will be involved in the President's Cup. S GULAM reports THE Football Association425 words
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Article, Illustration255 1992-07-28 25 AFP. THE record transfer of England striker Alan Shearer is as good as completed. Shearer was given the green light to make his debut for Blackburn last night, and only one or two formalities stood in the way of his long-awaited move from Southampton. TheAFP. - 255 words
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Article406 1992-07-28 25 Wire services. TOTTENHAM Hotspur lost another key player yesterday when homesick midfielder Paul Stewart moved back to the north in a £2.3 million ($6.9 million) deal with Liverpool. The former Manchester City player, signed as a striker four years ago, had been keen to return to the north westWire services. - 406 words
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127 1992-07-28 25 Name of the player: Nazri Nasir Result of match: Singapore 4 Selangor 0 Winner of the $3,000 voucher: Sarifi b Anwari (I/C *****90—C) Winners of consolation prizes: Ali Abdul Kader (I/C *****35—E) Mohd Shahrin b A Rahman (I/C *****032—C) Mohd Sulaiman b Abu127 words
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Article, Illustration526 1992-07-28 26 You switch on your TV set hoping to catch your favourite British comedy. Instead you see twisted faces and sweat all the way past 2 am. Greetings, BRIAN MILLER welcomes you to the Olympics on the tube WHILE they're going at it with hammer and tongsPicture/ Reuter - 526 words
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Article432 1992-07-28 27 Basketball Men's, Gp B: CIS 85 Australia 63. Boxing Flyweight (51kg), Ist rd: Yulian Strogov (Bui) bt Ronnie Noan (Png) rsc, 2nd rd; Luiz Claudio Freitas (Bra) bt Han Gwang Hyung (Kor) pts; Benjamin Mwangata (Tan) bt Narciso Rossano (Mex) rsc, 3rd rd. Raul Sanchez (Cub) bt Leszek432 words
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Article, Illustration340 1992-07-28 27 BADMINTON lit rd 4pm/l Ipm: Men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles. BASEBALL Preliminary rd 9pm: US v Italy, Taiwan v Puerto Rico. 3am: Dominican Republic v Spain, Japan v Cuba. BOXING Ist rd 7pm/lam: Bantamweight, Middleweight. CYCLING 4pm: Men's sprint (Ist elimination rd). 4.50pm: Women's sprint340 words
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Article67 1992-07-28 27 ALL IN SINGAPORE TIME BADMINTON Ist rd 4pm/llpm: Men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles. GYMNASTICS Final 2am (tomorrow): Women's team optional exercises HOCKEY Men's, Gp A 2am (tomorrow): Germany v Britain. SOCCER Group D lam (tomorrow): Ghana v Denmark. SWIMMING Finals 12 mn: Women's 400 m67 words
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Article, Illustration338 1992-07-28 28 POLAND 3 ITALY 0 US 3 KUWAIT 1 SPAIN 2 EGYPT 0 QATAR 1 COLOMBIA 1 AFP. EVEN chants from the Beatles' hit, "Yellow Submarine" failed to rally the Italaians and it eventually slumped to a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Poland. Tempers frayed andAFP. - 338 words
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Article, Illustration179 1992-07-28 28 Reuter. VITALY Shcherbo set the CIS on a virtually sure course for gold in the Olympic men's team gymnastics yesterday. Shcherbo, winner of two golds and a silver at this year's world championships, was leading alone or jointly in five of the six apparatusReuter.; Picture/ Reuter - 179 words
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Article, Illustration449 1992-07-28 29 Jim Courier plays Ramesh Krishnan of India in the first round today. His match is the third scheduled The first match starts at 4 pm Wire services. JIM Courier, a multi-mil-lionaire and one of the most famous faces in tennis, is suffering from an "inferiority complex" at theWire services.; Picture/ Reuter - 449 words
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345 1992-07-28 29 Stukelj gets his wish 56 years later AP. LEON Stukelj won six Olympic medals as a gymnast between 1924 and 1936, survived three wars and still has the physical shape to demonstrate his craft at age 93. But seeing athletes from his native Slovenia parade under their own flag atAP. - 345 words
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Article, Illustration143 1992-07-28 30 Reuter. CARL Lewis used a handphone to comment to a newspaper during Saturday's opening ceremony of the Barcelona Games. But the International Olympic Council says it's time for him to hang up. The six-time gold medallist was in breach of the Olympic charter, the lOCReuter. - 143 words
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Article83 1992-07-28 30 Reuter. LI Ning, the most bemedalled man in gymnastics at the 1984 Olympics, is looking at the sport from a new vantage point a judge's chair. "It is hard work being a judge, it requires great concentration," said the former Chinese champion. "The standard ofReuter. - 83 words
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Article210 1992-07-28 30 Wire services. PRESIDENT PEDDLER: The president of Panama's Olympic Committee was caught selling tickets outside the main stadium, Spanish police said yesterday. Police seized 300 tickets for different events on Sunday from Meliton Sanch'*'' Ribas. He insisted he was selling them at face value. "It's very surprising indeed, consideringWire services. - 210 words
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Miscellaneous20 1992-07-28 27 6am to Bam: Daily report 7pm 2am: Live coverage 12mn-3am 6pm Bpm 11.30pm 12mn 1 pm 5.30pm 10.30 pm 11.30pm20 words
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Article, Illustration464 1992-07-28 32 AFP. Z HUANG Xiaoyan of China yesterday became the first woman to win an Olympic judo gold medal. ZHUANG Xiaoyan of China yesterday became the first woman to win an Olympic judo gold medal. She overcome a height and weight disadvantage to beat Cuba's Estela RodriguezAFP. - 464 words
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Article, Illustration500 1992-07-28 33 Reuter. THE Dream Team met its stiffest competition against Croatia yesterday, but still managed to churn out a 103-70 victory. For once, perhaps, the millionaire superstars from the NBA broke out into a little sweat in their game. The boys even had a rare dunking drillReuter.; Picture/ Reuter - 500 words
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133 1992-07-28 33 Angola came within a whisker of upsetting medal hopefuls Germany in a rousing Olympic basketball game yesterday. A desperate baseline drive by centre Nelson Sardinha as the clock ran out was thwarted by forward Michael Jacket's defence and when the buzzer sounded Germany133 words
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Article, Illustration492 1992-07-28 34 KEN JALLEH Jr ON THE ISSUES OF THE DAY IN A bathroom deep in the bowels of the Seoul Olympic Stadium, Ben Johnson's bladder produced a stink. Four years hence, it continues to stain the Games. A 19-year-old Chinese girl was yesterday smeared. Guilty before being proven492 words
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Article291 1992-07-28 34 AP. THE first doping controversy of the Barcelona Olympics arose yesterday when it emerged that not every swimming medalist was tested for performance-enhancing drugs. While other sports including track and field and gymnastics automatically test the three medal winners and the fourth-place finisher, swimming officials are randomlyAP. - 291 words
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Article, Illustration438 1992-07-28 35 THE US 4xloom relay team, favourite to win the gold in the 1988 Seoul Olympics, was disqualified because of faulty baton passing. It is again favourite for the gold in Barcelona, having set the world record of 37.505 ec Reuter. DENNIS Mitchell fired the opening salvoReuter.; Picture/ Reuter - 438 words
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Article116 1992-07-28 36 Reuter. THE CIS men's relay squad set the first world record of the Games in a dramatic day in the pool yesterday. Evgeny Sadovyi, who narrowly missed a world mark in the 200 m freestyle on Sunday, grabbed a share of his first world recordReuter. - 116 words
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Article, Illustration103 1992-07-28 36 Reuter WORLD champion Anthony Nesty of Surinam announced his retirement from swimming after he was toppled from his Olympic throne. Nesty had to settle for the bronze yesterday in the 100 m butterfly. The event was won by Pablo Morales of the United States. "I'mReuter - 103 words
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Article, Illustration341 1992-07-28 36 Reuter. PABLO Morales won the most emotional race of his life yesterday when he captured his second Olympic swimming title in eight years. The 27-year-old American broke down in tears shortly after the victory ceremony and was in no state to attend a formal newsReuter.; Picture/ Reuter - 341 words
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Article, Illustration478 1992-07-28 37 Reuter. FU Mingxia, the little princess of the high board, took women's diving to a higher plane yesterday when she won China's third successive platform Olympic gold medal. The teenage world champion, slim as a reed and graceful as a swallow, scored 461.43 points, a GamesReuter. - 478 words
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Article, Illustration465 1992-07-28 38 It took her less than two and a half minutes to claim her place in history. But for 14-year-old Kyoko Iwasaki, who yesterday became the youngest swimmer ever to win an Olympic gold medal, it was the most terrifying two minutes of her life anAP.; Picture/ Reuter - 465 words
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