The New Paper, 28 May 1994
1994-05-28
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The New Paper
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Title Section12 1994-05-28 1 the new paper SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1994 MITA (P) 233/04/94 50 CENTS12 words
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Advertisement129 1994-05-28 1 HUNCH -'s a strange feeling we'll win.' /Page 79 I—&k ?MMng«K>m Ve8blllh v JEL JH Family shocked Refuses to touch baby Girl's mum: She's a monster k ■ffif A J Uncle: She's a good girl Bl *Sj Ut"W I k jd npepfatheijarrested /Pages 12,14 weefotiider Families who take time and129 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration322 1994-05-28 2 AFP. PALESTINIANS have declared Jerusalem their capital in a draft constitution a move bound to upset Israel. Israel has declared the city the capital of the Jewish state. But most Palestinians regard east Jerusalem, which the Israelis wrested from Jordan in the 1967 war, as the capitalAFP. - 322 words
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Article147 1994-05-28 2 THE ancient city Is a major area of dispute between Israel and its Arab neighbours. It is sacred to Jews, Christians and Muslims. For Jews, it is the site of their holiest shrines. For Christians, it is the place of Jesus Christ's agony and triumph. Muslims believe the147 words
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Advertisement193 1994-05-28 2 Sorry Whare pilgrims should take car* (TNP.May 27): The stages of Haj in our report were inaccurate. They should have been: 1) Donning the Ihram (a simple, white seamless garment that symbolises purity); Uttering the Talbiyah; Circling the Ka'aba seven times. 2) Catherine at Arafah. 3) Going to Muzdalifah. 4)193 words
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Miscellaneous9 1994-05-28 2 Weather SHOWRRS over a few areas in the afternoon.9 words
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QUICKNEWS
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262 1994-05-28 4 PROTECTIONISM and recession in Western economies had pushed countries in East Asia into forming growth triangles. Tan Sri Muhyiddin identified four triangles: The south China growth triangle, linking Hongkong, Guangdong and Shenzhen. The northern growth triangle involving northern peninsula states, southern Thailand and Indonesia's Sumatra.262 words
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CATCH OF THE DAY
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Article61 1994-05-28 4 CALL it ORD, not ROD: Mindef has struck out the acronym "ROD" from its vocabulary. From July 1, it will be replaced with Operationally Ready National Service Date, or ORD. Defence Minister Dr Yeo Ning Hong said that the move is yet another step to61 words
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Article126 1994-05-28 4 SEVENTY-FOUR small residential sites in Bedok mostly for bungalows, semi-detached and terrace houses will be offered to individuals and developers in a state land sale that kicks off in November. The parcels at Jalan Greja, off Upper East Coast Road, can yield 465 private homes, of which126 words
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Article58 1994-05-28 4 THE Government wants grassroots leaders to raise part of the money for constituency projects, as this forces them to come up with useful and realistic ideas, said Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong. "Since the grassroots leaders will have to work for the money, they will be58 words
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Article66 1994-05-28 4 ACTIVE soldiers and National Servicemen will stand side by side in the frontline in the three fighting divisions of the Singapore Armed Forces. Defence Minister Yeo Ning Hong said yesterday that a restructuring will see active and National Service units being introduced in each of these divisions. Now,66 words
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18 1994-05-28 4 Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad to Malaysian managers prudent by all means, but be adventurous also.18 words
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Article92 1994-05-28 4 The Straits Times: Clinton renews MFN trade status for China Business Times: US renews China's MFN, delinks human rights Lianhe Zaobao: US will renew China's MFN status and stop linking human rights with trade Berita Harian: Clinton drops human rights link SBC morning news: The nuclear crisis in North92 words
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Miscellaneous48 1994-05-28 4 WHAT'S HUP Koig-Ko n g. I just realised Well, you got any N Off'' why I'm a'ways waging \jT r) better ideas? j V behind you. it's because f) l_ fVVv itr?-->r»4r> I have to take two steos i r<\ I —x*s^>3 for every step you take. J)48 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article, Illustration24 1994-05-28 5 This is the third of the five national values. Two more will follow today's. They will be published on Tuesday and Thurday.24 words
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Article, Illustration163 1994-05-28 5 "I HAVE truly experienced my parents' giving. When there is a family crisis, my father writes letters to me even though we stay in the same house. It's a deep sharing. "Then when I first started in theatre, my parents helped me turn the backyard163 words
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Article, Illustration40 1994-05-28 7 SINGAPORETODAY We don't recommend that you try this in an attempt to beat the usual morning traffic jam on the Central Expressway. Find out what this man is up to on Page 9. Picture/ Aundry GanPicture/ Aundry Gan - 40 words
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Advertisement221 1994-05-28 8 It's truel At Park Mall this month we've got more fantastic art events than you can shake a stick atl For a start there's THE SMALLEST THEATRE IN THE WORLDI Can you imagine Shakespeare from a motorcycle sidecarl And make sure HC^■ J> you don't miss the best of budding221 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article252 1994-05-28 9 Siti Rohanah Koid - WHEN: From 6.30 pm to 11 pm daily. On Sundays, it is open from 2 pm ENTRANCE FEE: $1. The rides, which include The Top Gun, Enterprise and Tri-Star, cost $3 each. But it costs $5 to watch Wall of Death. By Siti Rohanah Koid252 words
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Article169 1994-05-28 9 THE youngest team member, Mr Jason Lee, 23, talked about the thrill of riding on a vertical wall. "The addiction to the adrenaline is awesome," he said. "It's a brilliant feat. You just keep going all the time makes you want to go faster and better." Mr169 words
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Advertisement239 1994-05-28 9 Imagine a dhirt that wilt give you no more washing-up Jtredd >iH '4HM Dfi H < IV fti 1 nP > w ;M& •'Cjf*JMBl anffiVML "'j fht SEE I fskL GREEN WJ JACK'S^ti) This month we've gone the nature's way, with lush greenery to give you a healthy refreshing meal.239 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration378 1994-05-28 11 Mary Rose Gasmier - By Mary Rose Gasmier THIS composer cannot read a note of music. In fact, he's a computer scientist. Yet Ramesh Subramaniam is the man behind a cassette of 11 songs, sung by some of the top names in the Indian movie-music industry. His wife,Picture/ Aundry Gan - 378 words
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114 1994-05-28 11 TECHNOLOGY is usually considered a threat to traditional values but Ramesh Subramaniam has turned that notion upside down. He used technology to rediscover and reaffirm his roots. Computer technology helped Mr Ramesh to play not only a whole orchestra of instruments, but also traditional Indian114 words
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Article, Illustration893 1994-05-28 12 Early this week, the Ministry of Community Development officially declared Singapore's five family values-. Love, care893 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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‘She's a monster... No, she's nice’
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Article245 1994-05-28 14 Was she a victim or a vamp? The 14-year-old girl's mother and uncle have different opinions 'When I gave her money for school fees, she spent it all to buy things for her friends/ THAT girl is really uncontrollable. She's been stubborn since she was young. She245 words
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Article216 1994-05-28 14 'She's a good girl. A bit stubborn, but she's not really wild. Just need to talk to her softly/ THE girl's really scared of her mother. She won't dare tell her the truth. She's a good girl. A bit stubborn, but she's not really wild or anything.216 words
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Advertisement160 1994-05-28 14 Who's in charge of your life? You, or the people who make and sell cigarettes! Think about it you smoke and suffer or die they make billions of dollars, your expense. Doesn't seem fair, does it! So come on, make Smoke-Free Week '94 the week you finally take control of160 words
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Advertisement443 1994-05-28 15 r-n 1 |am URAINING AWARD FOR SEAN OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP J DEVELOPMENT COURSE I WHAT IS IT This is an ASEAN TRAINING AWARD for ASEAN Youths. It is a special 24- day Outward Bound Outdoor Leadership Development Course which is /jr< designed to enhance personal development and leadership skills for j.443 words
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Advertisement105 1994-05-28 15 fL+«2* TA-eooo Q MIXER AMPLIFIER REMOTC TKS-2000 HI-FI SPEAKER ||H $515 X 4 months Hill CENTRE SPEAKER SP-606 SPEAKER disc RACK Various Models From $68 onwards I S Hv COK BOIVI/lINJ® SURROUND $499 I vi i -j .»i r y 1 Ui' V m® *****bedis K jrJ T\ a^^^UblsU^ when105 words
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Article279 1994-05-28 16 SINGAPORETODAY WHAT: Law Awareness Exhibitions WHERE, WHEN: Kampong Kembangan, today from 6 pm to 9 pm, tomorrow from 11 am to 2 pm. Exhibition only on Monday and Tuesday. Nee Soon East, Friday and next Saturday (times not confirmed); June 5 from 11 am to 2279 words
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Advertisement146 1994-05-28 17 I «JLofJ| u O e v CeUUte tKe kKooI koliJey., «nJ Jokn Little'. new look, witk ike Speculate' Skopping Centre! From Dance Arts, New Age KiJ, Learning Co 28 May to 26 June,we're giving away a free aj^Juliet McCully "Speech" Training Centre holiday package, everyday, to and Tumble Tots Totsvdle.146 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration289 1994-05-28 18 Tan Seow Hon - By Tan Seow Hon ONK secondary school has chipped in to the GST (Great Small Treasure) Charity Drive by collecting one-cent coins. Hukit Panjang Government High School organised a collection over three days. Students were encouraged to drop their one-cent coins into a tin left289 words
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Article96 1994-05-28 18 A COMPUTER for the classroom, complete with software designed to help dyslexic children in reading and writing, is something the Dyslexia Association of Singapore needs but cannot afford. The money collected in the first week, $570, is but one-seventh of the cost of the computer and software. Said96 words
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Article72 1994-05-28 18 DYSLEXIA (pronounced dis-lecks-seeyah) affects a person's ability to write, spell and read, although its sufferers are of normal or above-average intelligence. It cannot be completely cured but can be overcome with special education. Symptoms include under-achievement in school, short memory, lack of concentration and mirror writing. Only parents who72 words
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Article278 1994-05-28 20 Seow Su Kian - By Seow Su Kian A MAN called "Lisa" was j jailed six months yesterday for stealing jewellery and cash from another man who i had picked him up. Abdul Rahim bin Abu Bakar, 38, also known as Lisa, had met Mr Joseph Pereira in278 words
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Article, Illustration439 1994-05-28 21 The caning of American teen vandal Michael Fay dominated the news over the past two months. But his story apparently has not scared off other vandals. Yesterday morning, three new cars in Redhill Close were found splashed with paint remover. YVONNE LIM spoke to 78439 words
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Advertisement148 1994-05-28 21 Totally ceramics: the new Rado 'Sintra'. Simply captivating! The new Rado 'Sintra' with its f avant-garde design, lustrously brilliant platinum-like look and the uncompromising use of an exceptional material: scratchproof, enduringly beautiful high-tech ceramics. But it's when you put this watch on that you really get to know it: cool,148 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration272 1994-05-28 22 AFP. THE North Korean crisis deepened yesterday after Pyongyang refused to allow international inspectors to take a peek at its controversial nuclear reactor. The world's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (lAEA), and North Korea were trying to agree on conditions for checkingAFP. - 272 words
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Article207 1994-05-28 22 Reuter. THE "casual look" is in for South Africa's new, first allrace Parliament. MPs can now attend parliamentary sessions in polonecked jerseys and caftans, doing away with suits and ties former lawmakers wore. The new dress code would enable the deputies to choose their dress "providedReuter. - 207 words
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Advertisement121 1994-05-28 22 The earth is 70 percent water. And none of it should be on your feet. mgj^r MADE IN AMERICA Dexter All Terrain. Guaranteed Waterproof. i Nothing deters a Dexter. Not rain. Nor snow. Nor rocky dryness and comfort, Dexter All Terrain mountains or urban jungles. Because no other boots and121 words
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Article, Illustration380 1994-05-28 24 WORLDTODAY Reuter. POLITICAL opponents to US President Bill Clinton yesterday called for the release of flight records on presidential helicopters after it was disclosed that a second aircraft was involved in a golf trip by White House officials. Mr David Watkins resigned onReuter.; Picture/ Reuter. - 380 words
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Article369 1994-05-28 27 AFP. PRESIDENT Bill Clinton's move to renew Most Favoured Nation (MFN) trade status for China faces one roadblock. Some of his own Democratic Party members plan to introduce legislation to impose tough sanctions on Beijing over its human rights record. "When the Congress reconvenesAFP. - 369 words
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Article, Illustration217 1994-05-28 27 Mr Clinton's renewal of China's MFN status is one of the most important and most controversial foreign policy decisions he has made since he entered the White House nearly 18 months ago. The decision may have repercussions far beyond US-China ties, such as the President's own political fortunes217 words
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Article175 1994-05-28 27 Those who think that Mr Clinton did the right think hope that his decision would remove human rights as a major irritant in US-China ties and pave the way for closer co-operation between the two. Good ties between the world's two major powers will certainly come in175 words
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Article166 1994-05-28 27 Mr Clinton's decision may mark a turning point in the way US, and its Western allies, manage their ties with Asian countries. In the past, the West tended to allow what they defined as "human rights" to stand in the way of better economic relations with countries in166 words
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Article, Illustration550 1994-05-28 29 Don Reeder - WORLDTODAY COMMENT/ Don Reeder US President Bill Clinton swopped short-term gains for long-term risks in reversing his course to renew the most-favoured nation (MKN) trade status for China. In the short run: He will get credit for bolstering a still-sluggish American economy, perhaps persuade Beijing to550 words
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COVER STORY
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Article, Illustration506 1994-05-28 32 COMMUNICATION: Effective communication is essential in the family. It enables the family members to understand each other's feelings, ideas and views better. This builds trust and fosters close and enduring relationships. Family bonds are strengthened through open and honest communication. The value of communication, as in506 words
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Article279 1994-05-28 32 THE members of the Ngiam family have busy schedules. But, come dinnertime, at least once a week, the family converges at the table for a slow meal and talk. Talk, unlike the saying, is not cheap. Dr Ngiam Tee Liang, 45, a senior lecturer at the National279 words
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Article, Illustration592 1994-05-28 33 GOOD TALKERS: Family meetings help us resolve some issues, family counsellor Dr Linda Koh, who has two sons, tells OVIDIA LIM THE Koh family once spent four evenings talking about a pair of $225-worth Nike shoes which teenager Marvin wanted to buy. His mother, Dr Linda Koh,Picture/ Simon Ker - 592 words
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Article, Illustration647 1994-05-28 34 FAR AND AWAY: As the external wing of the country's economy grows, more Singaporeans will live away from their families. Sub-editor HERBERT FERNANDEZ shares his story WE are constantly reminded by psychologists, the media, our peers and friends of the generation gap that exists between647 words
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Article299 1994-05-28 34 ONE of our concerns about sending our son to a university abroad to study was how to help him stay close to the family. After all, a lot of things can happen in four years. We decided on Perth, Australia, since it was close and he299 words
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Article, Illustration551 1994-05-28 35 KEEP THE FLOW: Communication within the family covers both verbal and non-verbal forms. Often, lack of attention to either areas can lead to breakdowns in relationships. Here are some expert tips on how to keep it going Experts who contributed to this page: Dr Ngiam Tee Liang,551 words
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146 1994-05-28 35 "GUNPOWDER" words: Words such as "never" and "always" cause people to often react negatively. Also avoid using phrases such as "You're a liar", "Don't you ever clean your room?" and "You're always late". These remarks aggravate the situation. Inaccurate assumptions: Don't assume that all men146 words
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Article, Illustration447 1994-05-28 36 Andy Kwan - SCENECHEARD By Andy Kwan JACKIE Chan did not accept the offer to be a partner in Planet Hollywood's Hongkong outlet because he fancied a business deal with three of Hollywood's top stars. It was because he saw it as a learning experience which would come in447 words
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Advertisement402 1994-05-28 36 p H School's out' And the are sheer magic Chinatown Pointl To begin, you'll receive a free with every $30 spent at Chinatown Pointl stocks Come be spellbound magicians, downs. balloon animaK. performers charmed by our songsters thrilled by our speedstersl And that's Just look at what's brewing m the402 words
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Article, Illustration424 1994-05-28 38 scene£heard weekender THE release of Sheila Majid's eagerlyawaited album, Ratu (Diva), may have to take second place to another delivery. She is expecting her second child in October and has decided to put her career on hold for motherhood. "I shall be 'out of424 words
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Advertisement23 1994-05-28 38 Happening All Over Europe And Now In Singapore A N Qe L I Q\J e KI DJ 0 I I'M K i P-23 words
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Advertisement831 1994-05-28 39 telescope tnewonairweview I 0 S -.j:'- 1 x: 1 V.. V W:.. 111 1 "I" B I IIV3 if J 11 I I the issue /v p 1 iiQ IADAiy States and Japan agreed this week to reopen 101 l i mHi HIl Q trade negotiations to cut Japan's huge831 words
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Article, Illustration676 1994-05-28 40 June Kong - SPOTLIGHT By June Kong THEY whizz around compounds, parks and busy streets, weaving between pedestrians effortlessly. Hip in lycra bicycle shorts, irridium Oakley glasses in place, oozing health and youthful good looks what you'd give to ditch work, get out of that polyester suit and trade places withPictures/ Aundry Gan; Graphic/ Hup - 676 words
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Article, Illustration323 1994-05-28 41 WHAT'S wrong with people these days? They seem to have lost that zest for life. They're so serious. With their handphones and pagers, they seem perpetually turned off to everything except themselves, their job and their money. As a result of all this, they have323 words
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Article194 1994-05-28 41 SINGAPORE'S music scene is truly becoming cosmopolitan. For years, we've had Filipinos in our clubs and lounges. Malaysians too and some Taiwanese, Indonesians, Australians and Japanese. Just last month, a Mongolian band made its Singapore debut. Called Chingis Haan, it has since been playing to packed houses at194 words
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Article, Illustration641 1994-05-28 42 Teo Lian Huay - MYWORD weekender Beneath all the heartwarming words lies the bondage that many of us women are being influenced into accepting: that we have to define our lives in relation to others. You are a complete woman if, and only if, you are a good641 words
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Advertisement63 1994-05-28 42 Vlsl IVurLayu. Sudah banyak diperkatakan tentang visi Melayu daripada resolusi Kongres Pembangunan Masyarakat Islam yang melahirkan Vayasan Mendaki sehinggalah Konvensyen Nasional Karyawan Islam. Namun setakat manakah visi Melayu hari muka itu berjejak ke bumi? Seorang intelek berkongsi visinya. lIM——I J > W Bintang-bintang MR Hindustan Wm lama dan bam 163 words
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Article, Illustration75 1994-05-28 44 JONA THAN CHOO - 32 <TD CO —H -c cz 30 m JONA THAN CHOO NET WEIGHT: On a lorry, bound for market, there's a buffalo with a mournful eye; right beside him there's a taxi, going swiftly its a tie! How the winds are laughing, they laugh with all their might; laugh75 words
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Article, Illustration404 1994-05-28 47 Reuter. THE Khmer Rouge is like a wild cat which the Cambodian Government hopes to tame, says Cambodian Foreign Minister Prince Norodom Sirivudh. "We must try and talk the wild cat from the jungle and into the sitting room," Prince Sirivudh said in an interviewReuter. - 404 words
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Article121 1994-05-28 47 Reuter. A BRITISH actor was jailed for six months yesterday for storming the house of a director who sacked him from a play and threatening the director with a knife. Wayne Boswell, 34, star of the play Mountain Top, confronted Mr David Simon at his LondonReuter. - 121 words
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Article, Illustration341 1994-05-28 48 Reuter. RUSSIANS may go hungry this year with a poor grain harvest and no money to buy it from abroad, says the head of the state grain purchasing agency, Roshleboprodukt. "I believe we will be short of grain this year. We have no creditsReuter. - 341 words
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Article183 1994-05-28 48 Reuter. THE governor of Florida state has stopped a Bill that would allow parents to spank their children hard. State Senator Jim Hargrett wanted this Bill to help fight youth crime by giving parents more leeway in disciplining children. It was approved by Florida'sReuter. - 183 words
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Article, Illustration321 1994-05-28 49 RUSSIAN writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn arrived in Russia yesterday, after 20 years in exile, and pledged to help rebuild his country instead of writing. Mr Solzhenitsyn, 75, and his wife Natalya came out of the plane in Magadan and was greeted with salt and bread,Picture/ Reuter - 321 words
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Article109 1994-05-28 49 Reuter HIS first action on stepping from the plane showed Mr Solzhenitsyn had not forgotten his life in the labour camps. He bowed low to the tarmac to honour his fellow prisoners, who died in the camps scattered throughout Siberia. "I bow to the earth of KolymaReuter - 109 words
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Article845 1994-05-28 54 Chia Maylee - Singaporeans are developing a taste for fine brews By Chia Maylee AS with many other countries around the world, Singapore is a nation of coffee and tea drinkers. Any food and beverage outlet worth its salt must serve either or both these beverages, but the difference among them845 words
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Article, Illustration334 1994-05-28 67 FRENCH WHISPERS AFP AT least one person would be relieved if world No 1 Pete Sampras was to make an early exit from the French Open. And it's not arch-rival Jim Courier. Diane Bourely-Medecin, the translator for the press at Roland Garros for theAFP - 334 words
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Article, Illustration264 1994-05-28 68 Steffi Graf (Ger) bt Joannette Kruger(SA) 6 0, 4-6, 6-2 STEFFI (Iraf may be the top seed at this year's French Open. Hut she isn't cruising through the preliminary rounds with her usual ease. In fact, she even suffered the rare indignity ofPicture/ Reuter - 264 words
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Article, Illustration382 1994-05-28 68 Reuter. HE was spat at (at least, the spectators thought so), lie felt his opponent tampered with the balls. But nothing could stop Patrick Rafter from joining the men's elite in the last 16. The young Australian hopeful beat 11th seeded ThomasReuter. - 382 words
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Article255 1994-05-28 68 Attendance: 30,661 (27,661 last year) Weather: Chilly and mostly cloudy. Upsets: Two men's seeds: Thomas Muster (No 11) and Richard Krajicek (No 16); two women's seeds: Mary Joe Fernandez (No 10) and Helena Sukova (No 15). WHAT'S G(g)NE How the seeded players fared MEN: 1 Pete Sampras255 words
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Article, Illustration591 1994-05-28 69 SPORTS/RACING SINGAPORE trainer Charles Read looks like he has a good thing in Supreme when he left out Simply Historic. his other runner for the $150.(KM) Queen Elizabeth II Cup race, in Race Six tomorrow. The local trainer who is now pinning his hopes on the Law Society591 words
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Article, Illustration754 1994-05-28 70 Last year, Chris Waddle won the eoveted Chris Cross Player of the Year Award while Tony Adams managed Nineompoop of the Year. This year's awards have caused CHRIS MATYSZCZYK to do much soul searching, but here they are in all their splendour SATURDAY "\7" I SPORTS754 words
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Article, Illustration631 1994-05-28 71 Lan Brown - WORLD CUP WARM-UP HOLLAND 3 SCOTLAND 1 Holland is in Group F of the World Cup Finals, along with Belgium, Morocco and Saudi Arabia. Dutch team: Kd de Goey; Stan Valckx. Frank de Boer, Ronald de Boer (Arthur Numan 46th min) Wim Jonk, Rob Witschge, Jan Wouters,631 words
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Article239 1994-05-28 71 WORLD CUP WARM-UPS ITALY 2 FINLAND 0 SWISS 2 LIECHTENSTEIN 2 Reuter. ITALY made a morale-boosting start to its World Cup campaign with a 2-0 victory over Finland at Parma last night. Goals from Giuseppe Signori (24th minute) and Lazio team mate Pier Luigi CasiraghiReuter. - 239 words
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Article112 1994-05-28 71 Reuter. GERMANY coach Berti Vogts answerec the most difficult question about his team for this year's World Cup Finals yesterdaj when he named Cologne's Bodo Illgner as his No 1 goalkeeper for the tournament. The competition between the 27-year-ol Illgner, who kept goal when the Germans won theReuter. - 112 words
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Article, Illustration482 1994-05-28 74 Jeffrey Low - By Jeffrey Low in ALOR STAR JUST one more month on the sidelines, and veteran Lim Teong Kim will hang up his boots for good. After 14 seasons of Malaysia Cup competition, 31-year-old Teong Kim is admitting that age has caught up on him atPicture/ Mohd Ishak - 482 words
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Article, Illustration647 1994-05-28 76 Ganesh Rajaram - By Ganesh Rajaram in ALOR STAR REMEMBER the player who marked Singapore's V Sundramoorthy out of the Malaysia Cup final last year? Well, tonight you may just be seeing two of him! No joke. Last year, Feriza Ismail played left midfield and completely stonewalled Sundram in the CupPicture/ Mohd Ishak - 647 words
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Article, Illustration580 1994-05-28 77 JEFFREY LOW - The Lions look prepared for a tough fight. But Kedah, led by top-scorer Faridzuan CheHamid who already has lOgoals to his name, is reeking confidence Johor vs Sabah KL vs Negri Brunei vs Selangor Sarawak vs Pahang Kelantan vs Melaka Perak vs Terenganu Penang vs Perlis JEFFREY LOWPicture/ Mohd Ishak - 580 words
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Article, Illustration328 1994-05-28 78 Ganesh Rajaram - I've got this strange feeling that we may just win the match... I can't explain it, it's just a hunch. —Fandi Delayed telecast on 12 9.30 tonight By Ganesh Rajaram in AIOR STAR LIONS' skipper Fandi Ahmad is optimistic about the Malaysian Premier League match against Kedah tonight. He saidPicture/ Jonathan Choo; Picture/ Mohd Ishak - 328 words
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