The New Paper, 5 March 1994
1994-03-05
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Title Section14 1994-03-05 1 the new paper weekend edition SATURDAY, MARCH 5 1994 MITA (P) 035/04/93 50 CENTS14 words
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Advertisement65 1994-03-05 1 pniQiHM 5 ft.HH JJ J -WTERVEWS WITH ONE OF THEM SEMTBWE TODAY Am m IP Tan Boon Chiang and remisier ™Casey Low (left) manipulate NOL shares to make $1.4 million. The r j 111 bid fails. The story of the shares (T killing that wasn't in graphics. m m /Pages65 words
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Article, Illustration74 1994-03-05 2 LEADING CHINESE DISSIDENT ARRESTED AGAIN 'We have sent a very stern statement. We strongly disapprove of what was done arid it obviously is not helpful to our relations/ President Clinton No laughing matter: China's most prominent dissident, Wei Jingsheng, may be laughing in this file picture taken74 words
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Article394 1994-03-05 2 Wire services. CHINA'S lukewarm ties with the US may turn cold following the arrest of a top government critic in Beijing yesterday. President Bill Clinton said the arrest of Mr Wei Jingsheng could threaten relations between the two countries. "We have sent a very stern statement. "WeWire services. - 394 words
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Article95 1994-03-05 2 IF China continues to lock up its critics, President Clinton may have no choice but to withdraw Beijing's trading privileges. China now enjoys the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status in the US. This allows Chinese exports to enter US markets at very low import duties. The MFN95 words
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Miscellaneous6 1994-03-05 2 Weather Cloudy with occasional heavy showers6 words
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Article207 1994-03-05 4 HAWKER SURVEY HOT BLUE CHIP stocks closed slightly higher as investors shopped for bargains among car and technology shares. The Dow Jones industrial average was up 7.88 points at 3.832.30. with advancing issues overtaking declines 12-8 on a volume of more than 311 million shares.207 words
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Article88 1994-03-05 4 The Straits Times: US brandishes Super 301 trade weapon Business Times: Mirage Tower condos set new benchmark prices Lianhe Zaobao: Hosokawa says Japan will cut trade surplus after US announces Super 301 move Berita Harian: Help set up industries: Vietnam. SBC morning news: The Prime Minister says Singapore wants88 words
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CATCH OF THE DAY
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Article82 1994-03-05 4 VIETNAM wants Singapore to help set up an industrial park so that it can learn modern management techniques from the Republic. Singapore will look into the possibility of setting up such an estate in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said yesterday. He82 words
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Article84 1994-03-05 4 SINGAPORE has recorded a sparkling set of January trade figures. This was led by domestic non-oil exports which jumped by a hefty 31 per cent to $5.85 billion compared to the same month last year. Total trade for January was up 28 per cent to 424.9 billion.84 words
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Article111 1994-03-05 4 WESTERN industry captains who met in Singapore to discuss regional issues are uncomfortable with their governments for pushing human-rights issues in the area. "The Westerners here were business people and not ideologues; they were not pushing the democracy agenda," said Singapore Ambassador-at-Large Tommy Koh. He chaired one of111 words
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Article89 1994-03-05 4 THE editor of a British newspaper at the centre of a trade dispute with Kuala Lumpur says he regrets the row. But he denied his reporters had suggested any impropriety by Malaysia's Prime Minister. The Sunday Times article of Feb 20 had the headline "Wimpey offered contract89 words
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Article86 1994-03-05 4 JSL I hear China, which once denounced me as a lackey of the imperialists and running dog of the British and the Americans, announce to its own people that they should learn from Singapore, I feel we must have done something right and they must have86 words
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Miscellaneous17 1994-03-05 4 WHAT'S HUP i 1 If Woi, Boy-boy! What are you doing 7 r 7 f Slow motion17 words
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Article, Illustration369 1994-03-05 5 THENEWSTODAY SOME gate-crashers simply wing their way into the Jurong Bird Park. They don't pay the entrance fee of $9 for adults or $3 for children. They stay as long as they please. And here's something to ruffle your feathers: Some are even mating with the birds atPictures and report / Kenneth Koh - 369 words
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Article, Illustration505 1994-03-05 6 Students at Pre-U centralised institutes spend three years instead of two to complete their A levels. To them, it is more satisfying to get good results because they are hard won. TANG WAI YIN speaks to two top students from Seletar Institute SINGAPORETODAY SERENA TohPictures/ Choo Chwee Hua - 505 words
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Article, Illustration219 1994-03-05 9 EXTRA YEAR PAYS DIVIDENDS/ Next page IT was obvious the whole family was bursting with pride. Lim Puay Ching, 19, had scored two As and a C for her A level exams. She was the first person in her family to get an A levelPicture/ Aundry Gan - 219 words
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Article100 1994-03-05 9 A HIGHER percentage of the 10,758 students who took the A levels last year passed. Eighty-six per cent got at least two A and two AO level passes, including General Paper. In 1992, the figure was 82.7 per cent of 11,455 students who sat for the papers. The100 words
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Article, Illustration500 1994-03-05 10 There are two conventional routes to A levels studying for three years at a Pre-U centre, or two years at a junior college. JENNIFER TAN talks to three students who did it the long way, at Outram Institute She jumped up and down like a rabbit,500 words
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Article, Illustration1741 1994-03-05 12 NOL MARKET-RIGGING A diamond merchant and his remisier tried to make a $1.4-million killing at the share market by rigging the closing price of Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) shares. But their scheme was found out and both were found guilty last week. They will be1,741 words
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Article, Illustration406 1994-03-05 13 Tay Boon Chuan - FROM PREVIOUS PAGE ABOUT TAN BOON CHIANG TAN. 40, is the managing director of Jumbo Diamond House, a wholesaler and retailer of jewellery. He received his GCE 0-level certificate in 1971 and joined his fathers company immediately after National Service. By Tay Boon Chuan A WOMAN406 words
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Article107 1994-03-05 13 WITHIN seven months of getting to know each other, Tan and Low rigged the NOL share prices. They first met after Low called Tan, a diamond merchant, hoping to strike business deals. After several conversations about shares, Tan opened a trading account on behalf107 words
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Article, Illustration241 1994-03-05 14 Tay Boon Chuan - By Tay Boon Chuan A CAT died after getting trapped in a washing machine recently. The woman's maid had turned on the washing machine without realising the cat was inside. The cat's owner asked the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) to241 words
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Article82 1994-03-05 14 MS Deidre Moss, executive officer of the SPCA, said: "Cats are very adventurous animals and sometimes get into trouble for that. "If you are living in a high-rise flat, you must ensure that your cat cannot jump over the ledge of the window or balcony. "Another potential82 words
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225 1994-03-05 15 SINGAPORE should further adapt the British legal system to the Asian culture so that it will be understood and embraced by more people, says Brigadier-General George Yeo. The Minister for Information and the Arts makes this point as he opens a law awareness exhibition225 words
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Article, Illustration73 1994-03-05 15 Call us tomorrow on 1-800-733-4455, at The New Paper office, where lawyers will be manning the hotline from 2 pm to 6 pm to answer legal questions for free. Write or fax your queries to The New Paper, Times House, 390, Kim Seng Road. Singapore73 words
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309 1994-03-05 15 QUESTION THE last question in our four-part series leading up to the Law Society of Singapore's Law Awareness Weekend is: What are our rights when a police officer arrests us? Mr J Lee, 20, unemployed, wrote: "A friend was arrested a few weeks ago.309 words
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Article, Illustration353 1994-03-05 16 JUNE KONG - If you know of a groat money-saving tip, call our Hotline Plus at 1800-734-7711. PRICE BUSTER BY JUNE KONG JUNE KONG YOU can save money by sacrificing brand-names for generic products at the supermarket. Mrs Cynthia Tan, a moneymarket dealer, is one who has learned how.353 words
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Article85 1994-03-05 16 THIS week's Pricewatch supermarket survey by the Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case) examined 68 common items carried by three supermarkets in Holland Village (NTUC Fair Price. Yaohan, and Cold Storage). We picked the best listed price for nine of the items on the Pricewatch list,85 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration373 1994-03-05 17 I UN COMMANDER IN BOSNIA PLEADS AP. PEACE may at last he possible in Bosnia j except for one big hitch the Western powers' reluctance to send more UN blue berets to the war-torn country. The United Nations has called for 10,700 more troops 4,000 forAP. - 373 words
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Article155 1994-03-05 17 Reuter US President Bill Clinton is prepared to reward Ukraine for its moves toward economic reform and nuclear disarmament. He said he will double aid to the cash-strapped former Soviet state to $112 million. "This represents a major increased commitment to an important friendReuter - 155 words
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Article, Illustration173 1994-03-05 18 AP. COMEDY actor John Candy died of a heart attack yesterday while on location shooting in Durango, Mexico. He was 42. Candy was making the movie Wagons East with Richard Lewis when he died. His films include the 1990 comedy blockbuster Home Alone, Steven Spielberg's 1941, andAP. - 173 words
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Article, Illustration621 1994-03-05 19 Ben Barclay - It's typical of the British press, say a British journalist and a Malaysian journalist of the media's role in the current row between Britain and Malaysia. But both have very different reasons for their views. BEN BARCLAY says the press is, as usual, attacking the British Government. WAN621 words
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Article429 1994-03-05 19 Wan A Hulaimi - By Wan A Hulaimi ARMCHAIR British media psychologists have been going to town with their analyses of Malaysian Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad's character. Guardian said Dr Mahathir is a "complex personality (with) what resembles to be a chip on the shoulder sensitivity". The Independent called him "a429 words
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Article, Illustration386 1994-03-05 20 WORLD TRADE CENTRE BOMBING TRIAL Wire services. FOUR Muslim militants were found guilty this morning of the "worst terrorist act" in the US: The bombing of New York's famous World Trade Centre in February last year. After the forewoman read the verdict, the defendants pounded onWire services. - 386 words
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Article91 1994-03-05 20 AP. THE noontime blast on Feb 26 last year blew a five-storey-deep crater in a garage beneath the World Trade Centre, the world's second-tallest building. Six people died and more than 1,000 injured in the blast. The 540 kg of explosives inside a yellow van wrecked the 110-sto-rey twinAP. - 91 words
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Article, Illustration258 1994-03-05 21 MACAU casino king Stanley Ho will open Vietnam's first casino next month. Dr Ho, widely known as "Mr Macau" because of the eight casinos he runs in the Portuguese colony, has committed $40 million to the first stage of the Vietnam venture. He258 words
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Article113 1994-03-05 21 THE original Mickey Mouse and a host of Disney characters will be arriving in Singapore today. They are here for this season's Walt Disney's World on Ice show and will make a live appearance at Clarke Quay at 6 pm this evening. During the appearance,113 words
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Advertisement84 1994-03-05 22 m bi BI ■■n. >■■ m vCa i M WmsSsz '4 8:.';4 J V -«Ti:| 888 PS I |fipsP*jp|^Lvß .-> K CLEAN AND CLEAN AND CLEAN AND CLEAN AND CLEAN... v Madam Soh Guek Pang (left) is obsessive-compulsive about cleaning. I Recently she was jailed for threatening her v B84 words
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Article, Illustration1075 1994-03-05 23 SITI ROHANHA KOID - REPORTS RY SITI ROHANHA KOID MADAM Soh Guek Pang was sentenced to two months' jail or a $2,000 fine after pleading guilty to criminal intimidation on Jan 11 this year. She had threatened her son and husband with a pair of scissors in a fit of rage lastPICTURES BY GAN - 1,075 words
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Article64 1994-03-05 23 I just lost my temper with them and regretted doing it... I will never try to hurt them again." Madam Soh Guek Pang, on being reminded of the incident last December, when she threatened her son and husband with a pair of scissors. (She added: "When the64 words
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Article74 1994-03-05 23 THE first thing one notices about the minimallyfurnished flat is the sparkling clean white-tiled floor. Then it's the dust-free shelves, electrical fan and coffee-table. The vases and religious artifacts in the house, too, are spotless. The bathroom is tidy, with different cleaning agents arranged neatly in the corners.74 words
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Article169 1994-03-05 23 THE FAMILY SPEAKS THE HUSBAND MR Chi Ah Thau, 53, a karung guni (rag-and-bone) man, borrowed $2,000 to get his wife released from prison. Mr Chi said: "Our family couldn't bear the thought of her living in a prison cell, so we got together169 words
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Article171 1994-03-05 23 THE CHILDREN LIFE at home was not peaceful with a mother who was obsessed with cleaning. Madam Soh Guek Pang would get angry with her son, Chi Jun Shiang, 13, and daughter, Chi Eng Eng, 12. Now they are glad to have their mother at171 words
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Article318 1994-03-05 23 HER OBSESSION MADAM Soh has been obsessed with cleanliness since she was 17 but does not know what triggered it. "I started to be a clean person out of the blue," she said. She comes from a family of four girls and five boys. She said318 words
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Article88 1994-03-05 24 A HABIT usually starts off voluntarily. For example, a person bites his nails because he enjoys doing it or because there is a need to. For example, his nails are long but he is too lazy to get a nail clipper. The person usually performs the action on impulse88 words
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Article92 1994-03-05 24 AN addiction goes deeper than a habit. A person usually first starts taking in a substance voluntarily but when he consumes it repeatedly, it becomes an addiction. This is when he becomes dependent on the substance both physically as well as psychologically. The act gives the doer physical relief,92 words
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Article95 1994-03-05 24 Ahi obsessive-compulsive person is preoccupied involuntarily with a particular idea and acts on it: The idea or thought, which he realises is not true or rational, keeps coming to his mind. Often, the obsessive-compulsive person tries to push away the idea, failing which he acts on it. This he95 words
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Article565 1994-03-05 24 THE WAY IT IS: According to a US survey, two in every 100 people suffer from obsessive-compulsive behaviour. A consultant psychiatrist talks about how common the problem is in Singapore, what makes a person obsessive, the symptoms and the treatment OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE behaviour in Singapore affects about565 words
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Article153 1994-03-05 24 THE treatment for an obsessive-compulsive patient may stretch from six weeks to a few years, depending on the history of the condition. "The earlier the treatment is started, the better the chances of recovery," said Dr Nagulendran. Usually during diagnosis and treatment, the family members of the153 words
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Article, Illustration181 1994-03-05 24 BEHAVIOUR therapy: The patient is put in a situation which helps him overcome his fear and modify his behaviour. The psychiatrist or psychologist will guide him to stop responding to the intrusive thoughts. For instance, a person who fears dirt will be put in a room full of dusty181 words
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Article, Illustration186 1994-03-05 25 Thought they had to do it again and again TRACING ROUTES ACTS OF ABERRATION: A whole range of normal behaviour is open to becoming an obsession. Here are some cases of everyday behaviour gone awry. To protect the identities of the afflicted, the names have been changed LAURA, 33, became186 words
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Article, Illustration121 1994-03-05 25 MAY Ann's yearning to be super-slim led to her obsessive behaviour. Last year, the 16-year-old student suddenly thought she needed to lose six kg. So she started counting calories and weighing everything she ate. She would do a certain number of exercises before school. Then, she began to121 words
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Article, Illustration150 1994-03-05 25 JEAN, 42, a housewife, is obsessed about things being perfect. She has to do everything in the right order. Her rituals include washing her hands many times a day. The washing has to be done in an exact way first she will soap her hands, then150 words
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Article, Illustration98 1994-03-05 25 MADAM Loh was obsessed with counting the coins in her pocket or purse. She suffered from a fear that she had counted them wrongly each time she finished. When she put the coins back in their place, she would wonder if she had left out a coin or98 words
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Article, Illustration114 1994-03-05 25 ALAN had a constant fear that he had left the switch on for every electrical appliance in his house. It started when he forgot to switch off the oven after use. An accident was prevented just in time. Since then, Alan imagined that one appliance, if not all,114 words
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Article, Illustration707 1994-03-05 26 ASK YOURSELF: This simple checklist will help you find out it your behaviour could be considered obsessive-compulsive. Answer the questions honestly, perhaps with the help of family members or friends who spend a lot of time with you and know you well ARE you plagued by anyGraphics/ Dante Perez - 707 words
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Article, Illustration198 1994-03-05 28 DAVID TAN - DAVID TAN YES, we know you can see we're having a great time. Sure, we spend time on Newcastle beach, but we miss home. So the phone lines are kept busy. Of course, we write (some of us more than others). The food is wonderful, but we dream198 words
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Article, Illustration55 1994-03-05 29 weekender FROM PREVIOUS I PAGE Ken Worden: The sun's getting into the soccer coach's eyes. Kadir Yahaya: Hey that s no way to wave goodbye! "Goal, Lions, goal": All together now... (from left) Rati Ali. Suzri Wis jr. Aide Iskandar. Zakaria Awang, Malek Awab.55 words
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Article21 1994-03-05 30 What's the talk of the town? Who's doing what And with whom? Our man about town tunes you in21 words
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Article, Illustration353 1994-03-05 30 LAST night, I watched a film in a "cinema" off Orchard Road. Yes, I hear you out there saying: "So what? No big deal." Granted that catching a film is no big deal. But now, prepare to eat your heart out. For starters, I carried353 words
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Article, Illustration347 1994-03-05 30 OTHE YARD «RUM RUNNERS ©CHIT-CHAT PUB ©THE DOORS' FRONT PAGE ©NEXT PAGE It wasn't too long ago 12, 18 months perhaps when Paramount Shopping Centre in downtown Katong housed Singapore's undisputed "pub row". In that narrow arcade were to be found 10 pubs, each unlike347 words
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Article, Illustration529 1994-03-05 31 T JEYATHESAN - MYWORD Try asking someone here to give up his lunch hour. You'll find a very unhappy person. Tell him to be productive and he will assume you mean working after 5 pm. By T JEYATHESAN THE principal came into the class. We knew we were in for529 words
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Article, Illustration411 1994-03-05 32 Andy Kwan - WHAT: Dark Obsession WHEN: Today. 10 pm WHERE: SBC 8 By Andy Kwan ACCEPTING an offer from SBC to act in a TV film served more than just raking in revenue for Hongkong actor Francis Ng Chun Yu. It was a good opportunity to let411 words
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Article, Illustration607 1994-03-05 33 Maureen Koh - WHAT: Bond of Love WHEN: Monday to Friday. 7 pm WHERE: SBC 8 By Maureen Koh DO BRAWN and brain go together? I had a mission: To find out if substantial grey cells were contained in hot model Bernard Tan. Could he act or was hePicture/ Aundry Gan - 607 words
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Article, Illustration247 1994-03-05 34 FUNNY THING HAPPENED: Last month we started our glossary of news reports. It is meant to be a monthly listing of new words and phrases that catch the eye. We've coined them tongue-in-cheek, so don't say we didn't warn you GLOSSORRY aerospace (n): not a fly-by-knight display. ameswords/ Michael Chua & Pradeep Paul - 247 words
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Article, Illustration589 1994-03-05 46 The Three Musketeers - SPORTS/RACING PREVIEW/ By The Three Musketeers TRAINER Malcolm Thwaites' A Class Act can be followed in confidence in Race Four at Bukit Timah tomorrow. The three-year-old American colt has had two runs under his belt and is right on to score his maiden win in589 words
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Advertisement112 1994-03-05 46 in Hl] A sumptuous and delightful spread of afternoon hi tea delicacies awaits you at the Cafe Aladdin. Choose from a variety of hot desserts fish or chicken porridge, siew mai, sotong balls, chicken wings, otak otak, pizza, fried rice and tempting nonya kuehs, home-made pastries fresh fruits. All these112 words
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Article, Illustration723 1994-03-05 47 SPORTS MAIL AZMAN ABDULLAH'S LETTER TO SINGAPORE BODYBUIDLERS FEDERATION I VERY much regret that the article written by Mr Bernard Pereira in The New Paper on March 2, 1994, did not convey my feelings in the correct perspective. Firstly, I wish to inform that I did not fully723 words
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Article403 1994-03-05 47 AZMAN Abdullah seemed unmoved when I congratulated him on the Sportsman award at the World Gym on Mar 1, just after 6pm. Seeing that he was visibly upset, I started off the interview by asking him if he felt he deserved more than just the award. He403 words
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Article702 1994-03-05 49 Chris Matyszczyk - By Chris Matyszczyk IF you were a football manager, what would your team look like? Would you try and copy some beloved team from the past? the Liverpool of the 80s, perhaps. The Arsenal of the 30s. Or the Spurs the last time it won a game. But702 words
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Article, Illustration461 1994-03-05 49 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY v NEWCASTLE (tonight, 11pm) I DON'T know about you, but I have always been deeply suspicious of men with silly little strands of hair down their backs that masquerade as a pigtail. I know Bruce Grobbelaar is an eccentric. And I know he has lost the461 words
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Article, Illustration64 1994-03-05 51 A FOREIGN COACHING CONSULTANT, TWO LOCAL COACHES AND THREE FOREIGN IMPORTS...DIV ONE'S SEMBAWANC No local stars, no glamour. No glamour, no sponsorships. That's the story of this season's Premier League. Yet, from amidst this gloomy scenario rises a ray of hope: Division One club Sembawang Sports Club.64 words
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263 1994-03-05 52 NO LOCAL stars, no sponsorships and poor Kate collection expected this season have caused many of the Premier League soccer clubs to scale down their budgets this year. But amidst the gloom and uncertainty has emerged263 words
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Article139 1994-03-05 52 PRIZE MONEY FOR 1994 Champion: $3,000 Runner-up: $2,000 Third: $1,000 Fourth: $500 All four teams will also receive Hummel sports vouchers HUMMEL senior sates manager Jerry Goh is so convinced of Sembawang's organising capabilities that he wants the club to run the $25,000 Hummel Cup139 words
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Article118 1994-03-05 52 Jurong's manager K Suppiah said: "Last month, we asked the FAS to tell the press what directions it was taking in the running of this year's Premier League. "Its haphazard way of running the League last year has caused a lot of people to lose interest this118 words
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Article77 1994-03-05 52 Tyrwhitt's president Thomas Teo said: "We have yet to work on a budget. How to do it when we don't have sponsors? Anyway, we're going to slash it this year." EFFECTS: Slashing budget because of the lack of sponsors. Caltex, who spent $330,000 last year $130,000 more than77 words
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Article112 1994-03-05 52 Geylang's manager Thomas Zilliacus said: "With six star players out, you can expect a drop in attendance. And less tickets sold means more trouble attracting sponsors. "That's why we've got to cut down our budget. The FAS is not helping us by giving us insufficient compensation for our112 words
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Article76 1994-03-05 52 Tiong Bahru's vice-president Jimmy Phua said: "We don't have any main sponsor. Our funds come mostly from well-wishers and A-sign advertisers. "Our two Chinese players will cost us about $65,000. But because our club is being reorganised, we may have to work out a bigger budget." EFFECTS:76 words
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Article, Illustration42 1994-03-05 53 It's not easy to go through life physically handicapped. It's even tougher, if that life is a sporting one. Rajeev Bagga, the Indian badminton player, knows all about it. Being born deaf hasn't prevented him from becoming a national champion.42 words
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590 1994-03-05 53 FACTFILE Name: Rajeev Bagga Age: 26 Height: 1.85 m Plays: Right-handed Handicap: Deaf (Born in Calcutta on Apnl 6, 1967, to a family with normal faculties. His elder brother and sister have full use of their senses) Favourite player: Yang Yang590 words
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Advertisement151 1994-03-05 52 I get m?,re bounce I T?. c with action after action after action. The Imperial Sporting Club has TV screens that promise you instant excitement as the game progresses! For the true-blue fan, we've added exciting prizes to be won for the right predictions. There will be weekly exciting draws151 words
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Advertisement154 1994-03-05 54 I i CONGRATULATIONS TO TECK GHEE COMMUNITY CENTRE ON THE BUILDING EXTENSION 1 OPENING BY BG LEE HSIEN LOONG, DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND MP FOR ANG MO KIO GRC. I Whenever you want to exercise Your m i nd, we'll provide the software. i mm 1 I ,|p fHKk g154 words
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Article, Illustration237 1994-03-05 55 S Gulam - FAR NORTHERN NEW SOUTH WALES 1 SINGAPORE 5 S Gulam FREE-KICKS around the opponents' box should be one of Singapore's weapons in this year's Malaysian Premier League. At least, if the third goal the Lions scored against Far Northern New South Wales last night is any indication. It wasGraphics/ Simon Ang - 237 words
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Article, Illustration469 1994-03-05 56 S Gulam - FAR NORTHERN NEW SOUTH WALES 1 SINGAPORE 5 S Gulam SINGAPORE was hit by unhappiness at the Coffs Harbour soccer ground last night. It went like this: Ken Worden fielded 11 reserves. He was hopeful, maybe even confident, they would hold their own against the bigger but ordinary opponents.Pictures/ David Tan - 469 words
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Article, Illustration422 1994-03-05 56 KEN Worden defended his decision to change nearly the entire team in the second half last night. "If I've to do it all over again, I'll do the same. I've no regrets. I've no apologies," said the coach. Worden's move to replace his reserves with his422 words
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