The New Paper, 12 October 1994
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Title Section16 1994-10-12 1 the new paper WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1994 MITA (P) 233/04/94 50 CENTS the ij new paper16 words
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Advertisement29 1994-10-12 1 hongkong Today's TOUCHUNE !SI f question: DQQ M □gb M /Page 46 1900-*****80 This young Lion is ready to step into Jang Jung's boots. Who is he? /Page 4729 words
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Article, Illustration61 1994-10-12 1 i-rr(ur((U/ y />n r yw J J My Copy) -W 1 doctor, say parents. To them, he studies law lc !,!!&ria becomes a varsity tutor. M. Ky Jimmy Ye gives it all up become a singer. /Pages 28 29 Hear Ye: Gila (Malay for crazy) that's what JimmyPicture/ Jonathan Ciioo - 61 words
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THENEWSTODAY
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Article145 1994-10-12 2 ACTION: Corporal Nachshon Waksman, 20, was kidnapped on Sunday near his Jerusalem home by Islamic militant group Hamas. A Hamas leaflet said the Israeli government has until 9 am on Friday to release several Muslim leaders or the hostage would be killed. News of the kidnapping145 words
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Article, Illustration414 1994-10-12 2 ISRAELI Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin yesterday blamed PLO leader Yasser Arafat for the kidnap of an Israeli soldier. And he suspended peace talks with the PLO. "You are fully responsible for the soldier's life and for what happens inside the autonomous area," Mr Rabin told Mr414 words
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Article, Illustration54 1994-10-12 2 CLINTON ENJOYS FOREIGN SUCCESS AT LAST /Page 20 Sailing in the sand: The US aircraft carrier USS George Washington looks as if it is slicing through sand as it crosses the Suez Canal en route to the Persian Gulf to join allied forces off the coastPicture/ Afp - 54 words
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Advertisement166 1994-10-12 2 Leisure Index Comics: Pages 26 27 Showtime: Pages 31-34 TV: Page 35 CALLUS/ j f 4* L 4B I jOp: *jp L 5 J Ulomantic Collection A 4-volume set containing instrumental renditions of classic songs, i played by masters of the instruments. Brings out the romance in your soul. Perfect166 words
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Advertisement103 1994-10-12 2 Sorry Lions still face physio problem (TNP, Oct 1) We quoted FAS executive secretary Tan Rng Yoon as saying that the lack of a full-time physio is "a perennial problem, I know. Nothing to get excited about. They (SSC) have never made it an issue before. So, why should they103 words
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Article225 1994-10-12 4 HOT SINGAPORE Airlines (SIA) is considering a joint venture with one of China's existing regional airlines. It prefers to tie up with a young airline, rather than an established carrier, as suggested by the Chinese authorities. SIA would rather start using a clean slate with such an225 words
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Article23 1994-10-12 4 THE Straits Times Industrial Index rose 4.79 points to 2350.02 points at 9.15 this morning from Tuesday's close close of 2345.23.23 words
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Article26 1994-10-12 4 THE Dow Jones industrial average closed 55.51 points higher at 3.876.83 on the New York Stock Exchange with more than 355 million shares traded.26 words
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Article104 1994-10-12 4 THREE more airlines have joined the fare-cutting move started by SIA and followed up by Cathay Pacific. Qantas, Thai Airways and British Airways said they will cut first and business-class fares on flights out of Singapore to Asia, Australia and New Zealand. The cuts will match104 words
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Article, Illustration117 1994-10-12 4 The Straits Times: Light rail train system proposed Business Times: Hong Leong to buy another NY hotel for US$1OOm Lianhe Zaobao: Light rail train system will be built in the CBD Berita Harian: More US jet fighters to the Gulf RCS morning news: The US says Iraq may have117 words
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CATCH OF THE PAY
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Article69 1994-10-12 4 THE plague in the Indian city of Surat is rapidly coming to an end. The World Health Organisation said yesterday there were no new cases of the disease. On Sunday, many Indian newspapers carried editorials telling people to wake up, clean up and avoid another epidemic. The69 words
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Article67 1994-10-12 4 UMNO Youth's acting head, Datuk Nazri Tan Sri Aziz, yesterday apologised publicly to the Malaysian Prime Minister for challenging him openly on the position of Malacca Chief Minister, Tan Sri Rahim Thamby Chik. He told newsmen said he apologised for having been emotional and abrasive in his67 words
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Article52 1994-10-12 4 -I3ecause of the enthusiasm, I wonder if some of the companies have considered the difficulties of following through a project... Don't venture abroad just because it is fashionable to do so. Make sure you have the resources. SM Lee Kuan Yew on firms going regional when they lacked resources to52 words
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Article64 1994-10-12 4 THE Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) Secretariat will have a permanent home near Kent Ridge in a few years as a sign of Singapore's commitment to the Apec forum. Foreign Minister S. Jayakumar said it will be housed within a new complex being planned around Heng Mui Keng64 words
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Article63 1994-10-12 4 SINGAPORE'S elite infantrymen, the Guards, can now undertake critical heliborne manoeuvres and demanding air-land missions. The Chief of Defence Force, Lt-General Ng -Jui Ping, said yesterday this was the result of the Singapore Armed Forces' work on heliborne warfare developments in the last five to six years.63 words
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Article, Illustration404 1994-10-12 5 It's hard to imagine that this singlet-clad, slippers-wearing apek (Hokkien for old uncle) is a millionaire with stakes in four overseas companies. Recently, the stallholder tendered $11.4 millionjthe highest bid in Singapore, for a wet market. SITI ROHANAH KOID reports THENEWSTODAY FROM illegal hawker to stallholder to market ownerPictures/ Sam Yeo - 404 words
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Article392 1994-10-12 6 SINGAPORETODAY FROM PREVIOUS PAGE MR Koh Teng Swee's spiral of success began after his business became legal. His formula strings together common sense and traditional wisdom. "Be honest and trust people," he said. "Be thrifty. For every dollar you earn, don't spend more than 90c.392 words
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Advertisement429 1994-10-12 7 jf 10 Good Reasons To Celebrate Your Birthaamy fi At Tang Dynasty City This October, [y Celebrate your birthday in October with a big bang at Tang Dynasty City. There'll be lots of fun and privileges just for you. Birthday Month Privileges YfyjiMpn___ j (Exclusively For Birthday Celebrants Only) i429 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration369 1994-10-12 8 In response to the growing concern about healthy eating, a "boutique" in Lido Cineplex has stocked more than 60 varieties of the water. 4 'Water?" you ask. So JUNE KONG asks an average Singaporean family if it's all just H2Q to them THE KwasPicture/ Choo Chwee Hua - 369 words
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Article73 1994-10-12 8 THE fizz in most mineral waters is not natural. The gas is added at the factory. Source Perrier SA (which makes the well-known Perrier) claimed its bubbles were introduced naturally, but was sued last year for false advertising. It actually extracted water and carbon-dioxide separately from its73 words
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Article47 1994-10-12 8 1 Valvert (France) 1.40 2 Watson's distilled water (HK) $1.40 3 Volvic (France) 1.40 4 Vittel (France) 1.30 5 Pemer (France) 1.60. carbonated 6 Glateau (Australia) $1.50 7 Tv Nant (UK) $6.50, 2 varieties: carbonated still 8 Ferrarelle (Italy) $1.50, carbonated 9 Tap water (Singapore)47 words
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Article158 1994-10-12 8 MR Low Chin Yong, 33, is a polytechnic graduate who dreamed up Singapore's first water boutique, Warm Spring. He shares trivia about that clear liquid of life: Of flavoured mineral waters (juice mixed with sparkling mineral water, sweetened with fructose, a natural fruit sugar), women prefer peach158 words
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Advertisement171 1994-10-12 8 life's better moments with Snapshots! A Snapshots, one of Singapore's top local bands with a tremendous following, is now at The Lounge! The 6-piece band will entertain you with spirited performances of your favourite rock n' roll oldies, pop hits and jazz classics. Everyday from 8.00 pm, Mon. to Sat.171 words
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Advertisement378 1994-10-12 9 MALACCA GETAWAY^ Enjoy historic Malacca's only 5 star city resort: Superior Rix>m with panoramic sea-view (subject to availability) Welcome Drink One Fixxl Voucher valued at RM25 nett per room G>mplimentary Tea/Coffee Making Facility Free entrance to Stardust Discotheque Free entrance to Clark Hatch Fitness Center with outdoor swimming p<x>l Free378 words
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Advertisement358 1994-10-12 9 The Air Forced AVIATION SAFETY EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST (ASES) The Challenge Your job is to look after all the various items of safety equipment used by the Air Force. These include parachutes, oxygen equipment, safety and survival equipment. In fact, every piece of equipment on which a Pilot depends for his358 words
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Article, Illustration598 1994-10-12 10 Show Su Kian - By Show Su Kian SEVEN girls from a school gang brutally beat two Secondary 1 girls recently in a half-hour assault that left one with a fractured pelvis. They repeatedly punched, kicked and slappedPicture/ Mohd Ishak - 598 words
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Article97 1994-10-12 10 IF you are part of a gang now and want out, but are too frightened to quit on your own, ask the police for help. The police could help by rounding up the gang and giving them a warning, said Mr Eddie Joseph. He is assistant manager of the97 words
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Advertisement280 1994-10-12 11 WBH SUITE EXPECTATIONS ARK MKT AT ONLY RM277 NKTT i Make your business trips more than just business trips. With the Holiday suite package, you executive privileges like complimentary 1 breakfast, free pressing for two suits upon arrival, s. late check out at h.Oflpm and more. You'll also J appreciate280 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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455 1994-10-12 13 MOTHER'S RUCTION FROM PAGE 10 WHAT PRINCIPAL SAYS The principal of the school. Miss Dorothy Tay, said the matter has been referred to the Ministry of Education. 'We've counselled the students involved. We are handling the matter as best as we can," she455 words
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Article, Illustration152 1994-10-12 14 Sailor Benedict Tan became a national hero when he won Singapore's first Asian Games gold medal in 12 years. The secret of his success? His parents and his girlfriend, says the winner. OVIDIA LIM reports SAILING ace Benedict Tan called his girlfriend after his gold medal152 words
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Advertisement77 1994-10-12 14 All UK Children'S rides —"V£££r LOUS LOTS MORS _|I|p|-_ tri STAR i r PPMM DODGEMS T I 4 /V' ENTERPRISE f K Jf BUGGY RIDE \z'^ THE LETHAL WEAPON Come and see r~~~ j} Motorcycle Team V |S| Wall Of Death £> f j j hhhp^ Organised by NEE SOON77 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article278 1994-10-12 16 FROM PAGE 14 WHKN Mr YKTan took Benedict, his 11-year-old son, sailing, the boy took to it like a duck takes to water. Mr Tan, 5H, a travel agent, told The New Paper yesterday: "After sailing with me in a Lark (a two-man sailboat) for about278 words
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Article, Illustration300 1994-10-12 16 "HE sets very high standards for himself," said Ms Lim of her boyfriend, Benedict Tan. The gap in demerit points between Ben and his competitors was simply too big for them to beat, so he was assured of victory. The New Paper did not have as300 words
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Article, Illustration739 1994-10-12 17 A seminar on overcoming insecurity was held on Monday to commemorate World Mental Health Day. SITI ROHANAH KOID invites one of the speakers to analyse the stress-related problems of a lonely retiree and a suicidal junior college student PEOPLE who are unable to fulfil739 words
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Article, Illustration440 1994-10-12 18 Maureen Koh - End of the road for Live on 5 and Rollin' Good Times By Maureen Koh THE good times are over for Rollin' Good Times and Live on 5. Both local shows will be taken off the air soon. The reason: Poor ratings. Live on 5 will be440 words
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Advertisement136 1994-10-12 16 There's a revolution going on in the food. beverage industry. The sweetened condensed milk that everybody loves has been perfected into powdered form. j .jfl Now. you can have powdered sweetened condensed L If milk that tastes as good as any in its liquid form. wSlft tjSjj) No more force136 words
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Advertisement199 1994-10-12 18 WBamn tB fp j,. V>u Ret more than V(.R from listings in The New Paper. To record a NTSC line recording a child lock. Samsung the models featured here are the first programme, you simply punch the G-code allows you to record NTSC offer of a free soccer hall and199 words
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Article, Illustration396 1994-10-12 19 Malaysia launched its first Rapid Deployment Force on Monday. The highly trained force is designed to conduct raids on both Malaysian soil and overseas MALAYSIATODAY Wire Services. WHAT: The Rapid Deployment Force. THEIR JOB: Retake captured territory, storm buildings where hostages are held, be airdroppedWire Services.; Pictures/ New Straits Times - 396 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration272 1994-10-12 20 Reuter. PRESIDENT Bill Clinton is starting to sniff some foreign policy success at last, thanks to Saddam Hussein. The US leader's swift response to Iraq's troop movements towards Kuwait has won him praises even from enemies. Among those who welcomed his new-found decisiveness inReuter. - 272 words
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Article, Illustration104 1994-10-12 20 The US wants to make sure Iraq stops bullying Kuwait. It has come up with the idea of setting up an exclusion zone in the Gulf to make sure Iraq does not bring its troops close to Kuwait. Iraq may be backing off from the Kuwaiti104 words
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Article, Illustration151 1994-10-12 21 Reuter. TEN high-rise apartment blocks that had become the symbol of France's suburban decay and violence were blown up with nearly a tonne of dynamite near the central city of Lyon yesterday. Thousands of onlookers and millions of TV viewers watched as the 15-storey blocks with aReuter.; Picture/ Reuter - 151 words
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Article, Illustration331 1994-10-12 22 Yaw Yan Chong - THENEWSTOCAY By Yaw Yan Chong SINGAPOREAN bookies are believed to be "the brains" behind the match-fixing scams in the Malaysian Premier League, said Malaysian anticorruption department sources. They believe these bookies are the same ones who are involved in horseracing. A source said: "The biggest horseracing331 words
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Advertisement255 1994-10-12 22 The world will never be the same once you've TU. seen it through the eyes of II 11 I I w Hanks® Forrest Gump MM''' ;W i &x 7 r F»omount\VK»w* > lota Zmtdui fatal Ms Form) Gump lotaWngh Gory tost Myieki Mm wt U florios low* JZZ Jo«o Johnston255 words
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Advertisement127 1994-10-12 23 0 E3 All dressed in classic Venetian style, the San Marco Ballroom will give your i wedding a graceful, romantic air. X Jllfe Ornate ceilings and crystal chandeliers enhance the classic European ambience, wwtr K jSBrt I x ror your banquet, choose from a range 12^L* And of course, we'll127 words
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WORLOTODAY
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Article205 1994-10-12 25 ASIAN Games organisers want national teams to start tracking their athletes' movements and virtually seal them into the Games villages. So put a curfew on athletes, and confiscate their passports to prevent them from disappearing like the 10 athletes who are now missing. The organisers made205 words
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Article86 1994-10-12 25 FOUR of the missing are from Sri Lanka. They are an 800 metres runner and three cyclists. The missing Nepalese include two soccer players and a karate coach, along with two canoeing competitors from Pakistan. An Iranian wrestler and table tennis players from Yemen may also be missing.86 words
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Article, Illustration133 1994-10-12 25 Reuter HAITI'S new army com-mander-in-chief, Major General Jean-Claude Duperval, is being investigated for drug trafficking. The United States Drug Enforcement Administration agency is investigating him and 12 other officers for receiving payoffs from a Colombian cocaine cartel, the New York Newsday reported yesterday. Maj-Gen Duperval wasReuter - 133 words
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Article171 1994-10-12 25 Reuter. THE British government yesterday ordered urgent action to improve the heavily criticised ambulance service in London after a young Asian girl died because she waited too long for an ambulance. Nasima Begum, 11, suffered kidney failure in June and died when an ambulance tookReuter. - 171 words
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Article, Illustration506 1994-10-12 26 DAVE ANG - ijBP WITH DAVE ANG THK screen blipped. A message: hi, can peach n i pis pis ask a favour? u sec this week is a terror week for us, cos weds to fri, i have to cover world ecoti forum from weds to fri506 words
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Miscellaneous243 1994-10-12 26 COMICRELIEF The Concrete Jungle/coim Goh Tok Guru /Sofiyan Yahya LONG AGO, A J SO ....TH£ L WOUL-D R6COMM6MP S THEY HATE TME SUN-£OOF»-^. OPENING- TH£ QOOFy f/Ml/JM/ T WAS INVENTED u—(3r£T CIO OF Mm Adam/Brian Basset N If Asa/A NEVMKT I'veMWE^^arxikd IS mb* W, #mi£TO I v^y vMi/A £EfN£ ON243 words
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Miscellaneous229 1994-10-12 27 COMICRELIEF Calvin and Hobbes/Bin Watterson tVtfclOWE TAKES ME IS IT TOO MUCH TO ASK OK. WDM ABOUT A BIG W6*| SEE?/ t OOKT MATTER N090 OCCASIONAL. TO MHOfe NOBODT PAIS ANI ATTENTION TOKEN GESTURE OF CARES AOCWT WE TO MV NEEDS.' MTOKIVAnON?/ l V OOULD C *I. H>vVt 20 y229 words
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Article, Illustration731 1994-10-12 28 You may have seen him on TV cajoling viewers to "sing Singapore, sing to the world". But you may not know that Jimmy Ye caused his parents to freak out when he became a full-time singer. Why? Because he had graduated with double first-class honours andPictures/ Jonathan Choo - 731 words
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Article231 1994-10-12 28 JIMMY Ye's love-hate relationship with music started when he was three. His parents were busy with their timber business, so piano lessons seemed a good way to keep little James occupied. Jimmy had lots of horror stories to tell about his "tortuous" music lessons. He recalls231 words
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Article398 1994-10-12 28 YOU don't need brains to be a singer, right? Wrong, said Jimmy Ye. "People think that when you're in showbiz you don't need an education. "But you do meet all kinds of people, some shady characters even, and if you don't have a head screwed on tight398 words
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Article, Illustration342 1994-10-12 29 Dear Aggie Hotline |tKTi|rT|Zl You can leave us your problems on the Hotline and listen to selected answers given by trained counsellors. Identities will be kept confidential, j Calls are 30 cents a minute. Dear Aggie, Mv best friend introduced her boyfriend of342 words
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282 1994-10-12 29 My married life is miserable. I have been living in misery for 26 years. I am not educated but can read and write some English. My husband always bullies me. I have been patient all these years because I had to think of282 words
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Article185 1994-10-12 29 My girlfriend is 21 years old and I'm 47. We love each other but I'm afraid that her parents may object to our relationship because of our age gap. I am commited to this girl and will not allow another person to ruin our good185 words
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Article275 1994-10-12 29 My girlfriend likes to have fun. She has a few male friends, whom she goes out with. The thing is, I feel jealous when she does this. I have questioned her about these relationships but she insists they are just ordinary friends and275 words
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Article, Illustration338 1994-10-12 30 Mr Bean bumbles back to our TV screens today at 8.30 pm on Channel 5. But who is the man behind the rubber face and question-mark eyebrows? MICHELLE ANG digs around for an insight into the talented comedian IN one hilarious episode, Mr338 words
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Article53 1994-10-12 30 HAVE you ever been a Bean? Have you bumbled so badly that you wanted to hide your face forever? How did you emerge from this humiliating and yet hilarious episode in your life? Tell us about it. Call our hotline at 1800-*****55 or fax us your53 words
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Article, Illustration366 1994-10-12 31 AFTER his hugely successful album Unplugged, blues guitarist Eric Clapton has plugged right in again. His latest album, From the Cradle, has sold more than 300,000 in a week. And the blues, plugged or unplugged, is what Clapton does best. Clapton was writing songs with Robbie Robertson,366 words
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Article, Illustration185 1994-10-12 31 FROM PREVIOUS PAGE FEW realise there is a serious side to the man famous for his Mr Bean and Black Adder roles. And if Atkinson dislikes talking about himself, he can be passionately eloquent on the subject of comedy. Mr Ben Barclay, The New Paper's correspondent in England,185 words
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Article, Illustration402 1994-10-12 32 MALAYSIAN film director U-Wei Shaari, who has a habit of exploring new horizons, has done it again. This time, he surprised and angered some critics by casting unknown actors to play the main characters in his latest film, Black Widow Wajah Ayu (Pretty Face). between aPicture/ The Malay Mail - 402 words
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Article, Illustration473 1994-10-12 33 SHERYL Crow is flying high these days. Both her debut album, Tuesday Night Music Club, and the single All I Wanna Do just cracked the Billboard Top 10, thanks to her rousing appearance at the 25th anniversary Woodstock festival in August. "I thought the album was473 words
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Advertisement278 1994-10-12 31 OCTOBER FUN AT BEACH PARTY NITE, 14 October (Friday) Bring your beach balls, swimsuits and f" sunt an lotion. Shock's Beach Party is f definitely going to be hot fun in the sun We are giving away a FREE music CD for everyone who dresses to the theme. So come278 words
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Advertisement126 1994-10-12 32 My One Year Of Post-Natal Hell The terrible after-birth depression that wouldn't go away one mother's first-person account Miracle Seizing Mandarin VlCl9JC9 EXdWlS Adapt your parenting They get English-speaking kids Im stvle at everv aae loving Mandarin. You can enrol It needn't happen siy e ax e ery g even126 words
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Advertisement470 1994-10-12 42 2760 Hotel/ Restaurant/ 2760 Hotel/ Restaurant/ 2760 Hotel/ Restaurant/ 2760 Hotel/ Restaurant/ Lounge Positions Lounge Positions Lounge Positions Lounge Positions Shangri-La's Rasa Scntosa Resort is Singapore's first and only beachfront hotel. Located on Siloso Beach (next to the Underwater World) the hotel caters to leisure and business travellers seeking a470 words
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Article, Illustration465 1994-10-12 45 Guangzhou A 2 Singapore 4 (2-2 at full-time. Singapore won on penalties. No extra-time.) The rampant Lions maintain their unbeaten run and qualify for the final of the quadrangular meet in Guangzhou. If they can keep playing like this, expect big things in the Malaysia CupPicture/ Philip Lim - 465 words
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Article, Illustration483 1994-10-12 46 S Gulam - Full marks to Aide Iskander for his performance yesterday. So commanding was this youngster in the crucial role of sweeper that the Lions didn't even feel regular sweeper Jang Jung's absence By S Gulam IF Douglas Moore, Robert Lim and Omar Ibrahim are right, Aide Iskander has483 words
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210 1994-10-12 46 Bernard Pereira - r SIVAJI ON AIDE By Bernard Pereira FORMER Singapore soccer coach P N Sivaji cannot agree more with national selectors that schoolboy Aide Iskander would make a great sweeper. Sivaji was responding to the glowing testimonial on the 18-year-old by national coach Douglas Moore, assistant210 words
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Article, Illustration463 1994-10-12 47 S Gulam - David Lee might be 36 years old. But that doesn't mean he can't do a great job between the posts. In fact, judging from his immaculate performance yesterday, he might be around for a long time TOMORROW FINAL: Guangzhou B v Singapore 3rd place: Guangzhou APicture/ Philip Lim - 463 words
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Article, Illustration311 1994-10-12 48 |ENGUN^^OlviflNifl ENGLAND LINE-UP David Seaman Rob Jones Graeme Le Saux Paul Ince Tony Adams (captain) Gary Pallister Robert Lee Ian Wright Alan Shearer John Barnes Matthew Le Tissier EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP TODAY'S QUALIFIERS GROUP FIVE: Belarus v GROUP ONE: Luxembourg Norway v Holland Israel v Slovakia MaltaAFP. - 311 words
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Article219 1994-10-12 48 Wire services Results of yesterday's international sports: SOCCER European under-21 qualifying rd: Ukraine 1 Slovenia 0, Moldova 1 Wales 0, Greece 3 Finland 4, Poland 5 Azerbaijan 0, Macedonia 0 Spain 1, Israel 2 Slovakia 0, Malta 0 Czech Republic 7, Bulgaria 1 Georgia 0, Russia 3 San MarinoWire services - 219 words
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Article, Illustration357 1994-10-12 49 History was created in the Asian Games soccer tournament yesterday. Kuwait defeated UAE in sudden-death extra-time. It was the first time that the rule had been applied in a major international tournament. SOCCER Q-FINALS Kuwait 2 Alhusuini 51st min Alhabbashi 95th UAE 1 Altalyani 90th (In sudden-death, extra-time;Picture/ Afp - 357 words
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Article399 1994-10-12 49 AFP. CHINA 2 SAUDIA ARABIA 0 SAUDI coach Ivo Wortmann stuck his neck out and predicted a China-South Korea final after seeing his side beaten by the best from China's new professional league. The Brazilian admitted after the 2-0 defeat that his youngsters were outclassedAFP. - 399 words
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Article, Illustration733 1994-10-12 50 Brian Miller - Brian Miller TALAL Mansoor showed us not one, but four faces at Hiroshima's Big Arch Stadium yesterday and a couple of them weren't pretty. First we saw the face of a champion. Then, we saw Talal the Showman. Next came Talal's temper and, finally, Talal the Accuser.Picture/ Reuter - 733 words
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Article, Illustration148 1994-10-12 50 WOMEN 100m hurdles Gold Olga Chirhigina (Khz) 12.80secs Silver Zhou Hongyang (Chi) 12.87 Bronze Zhang Yu (Chi) 12.90 3.000m hurdles Gold Zhang Linli (Chi) 8:52.97 (Games record) Silver Harunii Iliroyama (.lap) 8:53.74 Bronze Lu Ou (Chi) 8:58.68 HEPTATHLON Gold Sheaa C.hada (Syr) 6,360 pts (Games record) Silver Zhang148 words
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Article129 1994-10-12 50 ATHLETICS Asian sprint king Talal Mansoor, of Qatar, not only retained his title but broke the Asian Games record when he clocked 10.18 sec to win the 100 metres. But Talal got a warning for one of five false starts in the race before he bettered his own129 words
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Article164 1994-10-12 50 S<w BroflM Tol»i China 100 64 24 190 S Korea 36 46 54 136 Japan 35 28 43 106 Kazakhstan 16 14 22 52 Iran 8 7 7 j 22 Taiwan 6 7 4 27 Uzbekistan 3 7 4 24 Syna 3 3 1 7 Malaysia 3 1164 words
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Article, Illustration497 1994-10-12 51 Hiroshima 10 DAYS TO ASIAN GAMES WOMEN'S 200m HOW THEY FINISHED Wang Huei-chen (Tai) 23.34 sees (Games record) Susanthika Jayasinghe (SL) 23.57 3, Darsha K. Damayanthi (SL) 23.61 P T Usha (Ind) 24.29 Inchareon Kwuanfah (Thai) 24.49 Dokduang Dokjun (Thai) 24.56 Reuter. WANG Huei-chen won the firstReuter.; Picture/ Reuter - 497 words
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Article282 1994-10-12 52 Bernard Pereira - THE SINGAPORE CHALLENGE By Bernard Pereira SAILING International 470 pair Siew Shaw Her and Charles Lim snatched the silver medal for Singapore when they won the seventh and final race yesterday. They finished runncrs-up overall, behind Japan's Kenji Nakamura and Masato Takaki. Third was India. The silver was282 words
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Article, Illustration251 1994-10-12 52 CELEBRATIONS were held in abeyance for a few minutes yesterday for Singapore's International 470 Bailors Siew Shaw Her and Charles Lim. Just in case their silver medal turned to gold! But as it turned out, the "transformation" didn't take place. The Japanese pair of Kenji Nakamura and MasatoPicture/ Lianhe Zaobao - 251 words
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Article, Illustration593 1994-10-12 52 Brian Miller - By Brian Miller REPORTING FROM HIROSHIMA SO, it didn't turn out to be the one-horse race like everybody expected. But nobody's complaining. After all, the women's 3,000m final instead turned out to be a thriller all 8 minutes and 52.97 seconds of it. China's593 words
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Article, Illustration186 1994-10-12 53 Ben Tan won Singapore's first Asian Games gold medal after 12 years. His winning effort came in the Laser event. What is this event? We provide an insight... WHAT IT MEANS Windward: Direction the wind is blowing from Leeward: Direction the wind is blowing to Boats: BoatsPicture/ File Picture; Graphic/ Hup - 186 words
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262 1994-10-12 54 Ryan has been sailing since eight you have to train them young AFP. MAIjAYSIAN Ryan Tan yesterday became the youngster gold-medal winner of the Hiroshima Asian Games when he took a yachting title. The winner of the Optimist class joined a growing band of 14-year-old champions in Hiroshima. Like China'sAFP. - 262 words
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Article138 1994-10-12 54 Age: 14 Date of birth: Aug 31 (Malaysia's Independence Day), 1980 First win: As a nine-year-old in the Optimist event at the 1989 Asean Championships Height: 42kg Weight: 1.62 m Highest honour: Has emerged as Asia's best in the Optimist.Finished 49 out of 181 competitors at the 32rd International138 words
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Article83 1994-10-12 54 Ryan Tan has the waves sizzling as he sails to a gold medal in the Optimist class. The Malaysian teenager joins a band of 14-year-olds who have emerged victorious at this Games. But Ryan at 14 years and 41 days has the distinction of being the youngest I83 words
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Article, Illustration385 1994-10-12 54 Malay Mail. MALAYSIA'S youngest gold-medal winner, sailor Ryan Tan, loves winning. Even after winning the Optimist gold medal yesterday at the Hiroshima Bay, his appetite for medals was far from whetted. "I want to continue winning. I have another year in the OptimistMalay Mail.; Picture/ Nst - 385 words
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