The Straits Times, 20 April 1986

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    Masthead
    14 1 The Sunday Times No: 2602 55 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 189/12/85 APRIL 20, 1986
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    Mustapha out of Sabah elections
    599 1  -  ALBERT RAMALINGAM By in Kota Kinabalu (Sabah) OPPOSITION leader Tun Mustapha bin Datuk Harun and two of his top lieutenants are not standing for the Sabah state elections next month. When nominations closed at the 20 centres at noon yesterday, their names were conspicuously absent
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  • Article
    58 hurt as rocket blows up soon after lift-off
    220 1 58 hurt as rocket blows up soon after lift-off VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE (California) A Titan rocket blew up shortly after lift-off, sending an orange, mushroom-shaped toxic cloud into the air and injuring at least 58 people. Defence experts said the loss of the rocket, believed to be carrying a
    Reuter; UPI  -  220 words
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    FLOWER CHILD
    62 1 This little girl's heart may belong to McDonald's the hamburger giant, but flowers are her stock in trade. She sells the blooms outside a temple in Waterloo Street. As one of Singapore's many working children, she's getting an early lesson in life while others her ace lead a
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    Libyans held after bomb find in Turkey
    140 1 Libyans held after bomb find in Turkey ANKARA Turkish police said they found a bomb at an Istanbul bank with US interests yesterday as four Libyans were reported held after an apparent attempt to attack an American military club. Police said a small explosive device outside the KOC-A--merikan Bank, in
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    Govt won't dictate hawker prices
    132 1 THE Ministry of Trade and Industry yesterday said prices must be determined by market forces. It was not the ministry's policy to pressure hawkers or other business people to reduce prices. The ministry was clarifying Its stand on the Issue of hawker prices in response
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    Marcos offers $142m to live in Caribbean
    210 1 Marcos offers $142m to live in Caribbean KINGSTOWN (St Vincent) Former Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos made an informal offer of US$65 million (about Ssl42 million) to the government of St Vincent and the Grenadines to grant him asylum, Prime Minister James Mitchell has revealed. In a broadcast address reported by
    AP; Reuter  -  210 words
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    Chok Tong defends petrol price increase
    547 1  -  LOONG SWEE YIN By ACTING Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday defended the increase in petrol prices, despite falling oil prices worldwide, after a cadre member of the People's Action Party questioned the move. The cadre said at a gathering of cadres at the
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      9 1 Lover who planted the kiss of death Page 6
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  • NEWES FOCUS
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      AT A GLANCE
      701 2 PROBLEM OF THE SOVIET YUPPIE: The emergence of a new generation of youngsters brought up on the good life is worrying the Kremlin. The Soviet yuppie's penchance for cars, holidays abroad and the disco circuit seems to be in conflict with the idealogy of a socialist state.
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      SPORTS
      146 2 NICKLAUS SETS AN EXAMPLE: When golf pro Jack Nicklaus (left) recently became the oldest winner of the US Masters golf championships at the age of 46, it gave a boost to other ertswhile over-the-hill golfers who might have thought of retiring. As most in the local golf circuit is
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      Is the Tun losing his grip?
      1036 2  -  ALBERT R AM ALING AM By in nota ninaoaiu (^aoan; WHAT now for Tun Mustapha bin Datu Harun, the charismatic Sabah leader who failed in his legal bid to oust Chief Minister Datuk Joseph Pairin Kitingan and who will not be standing in the
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      Friends and family shunned me, says Svetlana
      519 2 Friends and family shunned me, says Svetlana WASHINGTON COMMUNIST dictator Josef Stalin's daughter again renounced her homeland, not for political reasons but because she felt rejected by her family in the Soviet Union and realised her true home now is America, she said. Svetlana Alliluyeva, 60, quietly returned to the
      UPI  -  519 words
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      Europe-shy Americans may flock here
      724 3  - Europe-shy Americans may flock here STELLA DANKER By AMERICAN tourists, who will be giving Europe a miss this year for fear of being easy targets for terrorists, may be headed this way. It is still too early to know if Americans will find their way to Singapore in large numbers
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      Lull before storm or cooling-off period?
      671 3  -  YANG RAZALI KASSIM The Indonesian-Australian rift By Jakarta Correspondent SUSPENSE h-is crept into ties between Canbarra and Jakarta following a week of Indonesian fury over son*e highly provocative articles mblished in Australia. The Australians, shocked by the unexpected setback in relations, are kept wandering
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      Hotel that pays Thai guests' exit tax
      236 3  - Hotel that pays Thai guests' exit tax LEONG WENG KAM By A SINGAPORE hotel is wooing Thai tourists by offering to refund their exit tax a tax levied by the Thai government since late 1963 on its citizens travelling abroad. For five months starting this month, Plaza Hotel is reimbursing
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      Will Mr Big Spender please stand up
      329 3 How American tourists rank They account for about 6 per cent of all visitors here. They form the fifth largest group, excluding Malaysians They are responsible for about 5.5 per cent of tourism earnings They stay three days on average. HEY, Big Spender
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    • Article
      Mobs sack police homes in N. Ireland
      155 4 Mobs sack police homes in N. Ireland BELFAST Protestant mobs attacked the homes of 14 policemen throughout Northern Ireland early yesterday after rioting erupted in Belfast for the second night running. Eight Catholic homes around the province were also assaulted in violence following the funeral of the first Protestant killed
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      Soviet yuppies worry Gorbachev
      418 4  - Soviet yuppies worry Gorbachev LOUISE BRANSON By Moscow Correspondent MEET the Soviet yuppie whom Mikhail Gorbachev is planning to cut down to size. The Soviet yuppie wears jeans and Adidas shoes and one of his main aims in life is to travel and own a car and a dacha (country
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      Horowitz fans fight guards to hear him play
      317 4 Horowitz fans fight guards to hear him play MOSCOW Music students crashed through the doors of the Moscow Conservatory on Friday and pushed aside security guards after learning they would not be allowed to hear pianist Vladimir Horowitz's first Russian concert in 61 years. Thousands of people gathered outside the
      UPI; AP  -  317 words
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      Shower girls draw crowds at expose-ition
      92 4 Shower girls draw crowds at expose-ition SAO PAULO The 35th home appliance show that opened this week in South America's largest city is drawing big crowds, largely because of a shower manufacturer's booth that features nude women demonstrating the product. The company, Lorenzetti, which already gained notice through television advertisements
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      Guinness beats off bid for Distillers
      205 4 LONDON THE Guinness brewing company, famous for its dark Irish stout, won Britain's biggest takeover battle by successfully fighting off a £2.7 billion (SsB.B billion) rival bid for the leading scotch whisky firm Distillers. The Argyll Supermarkets Group, which had waged a bitter four-month
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      Bonn hurt by Star Wars leak
      123 4 Bonn hurt by Star Wars leak BONN West Germany was yesterday trying to limit damage caused by a leak of secret agreements with the US on the Strategic Defence Initiative, known as Star Wars. The publication of the complete texts of the two agreements in the popular Cologne Express newspaper
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      Europe and Japan won't promise faster growth
      438 4 PARIS Western industrial nations were generally confident about the future of the world economy but Europe and Japan would not commit themselves to speeding up the growth of their economies. A communique, released on Friday at the end of two days of talks
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      Central banks cut rate by a half-point
      248 4 TOKYO In what appeared to be part of a co-ordinated move by the central banks of the major industrial nations, the Bank of Japan announced yesterday it would cut the official discount rate by half a percentage point to 3.5 per cent on
      AP; Reuter; AFP  -  248 words
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      Late rally thwarted
      89 4 Dow Jones NEW YORK Wall Street stacks closed tower on Friday as heavy selling by institutional investors and general profit taking undermined late attempts to rally. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 14.63 points to 1,8M.€3. New York Stock Ex- change advances led declines 861 to 778
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      160 2 UP TO 1 pm Showers over several areas in the late morning and early afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 32 max.. 25 min SUNSET today: 70S pm; Sunrise tomorrow: 6.59 am. TRAVELLERS- HEATHER Adelaide 10 18 C Cloudy Manila 22 36 C Sunny Amsterdam C > Melbourne
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      45 3 STATISTICS THAT SHAPE THE COUNTRY Spending more on doctors DOCTORS' bills went up by 153 per cent over the 10-year period ending 1984. What the average person spent on medical services: nICOICaI II person I (f Basic data Department ot Statistics By Ho Chin Beilf
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      New Zealand and Australia also going for consumer tax
      277 5 New Zealand and Australia also going for consumer tax MR LEE KUAN YEW described as interesting the Labour government of New Zealand's decision to reduce corporate and personal income tax from 66 to 48 per cent. Because it has to do that, the Singapore Prime Minister said, the New Zealand
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      Why your money should not be locked in
      628 5  - Why your money should not be locked in H.L. LIM PM sums up his trip: Open up, stay competitive By in Perth MR LEE KUAN YEW summed up his three-nation trip by reiterating that economies must be open, that countries must be able to compete and that capital should not
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      PM keen on Darwin visit, but not this time
      221 5 PM keen on Darwin visit, but not this time DARWIN is Australia's nothernmost city of the country. It is remote from the main urban centres along the southern and eastern coasts. Though nearest to Southeast Asia, its remoteness on the Australian continent itself may be the reason why Darwin has
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      Libya buries its dead and cries for revenge
      450 6 TRIPOLI 4 We want to go to America and kill. Why not? 7 THE Libyan capital buried some of its dead from the bombing by American planes as Libya's No. 2 dismissed reports of internal dissension and put the death toll at
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      Arab lover who planted the kiss of death
      466 6 Arab lover who planted the kiss of death LONDON 6 I do not think V6fy much of thai boyfriend. y Cathleen Murphy, mother of the Irish girl who was left holding the bomb. WHEN Anne-Marie Murphy kissed her Arab boyfriend goodbye at Heathrow Airport, she was thinking of their coming
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      France orders four Libyans to leave
      138 6 France orders four Libyans to leave PARIS Four Libyans were expelled from France for "activities likely to disturb public •rder", officiate said. Police declined to identify the niea who were pat on a plaae for Tripoli under escort. Mr Robert Pandrand, the Minister Delegate for Security, amid the government would
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      Soviet bloc 'must accept larger cuts than Nato'
      261 6 Soviet bloc 'must accept larger cuts than Nato' WASHINGTON DEFENCE Secretary Caspar Weinberger has said that the Warsaw Pact must accept larger cuts than the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation in any mutual reduction of conventional forces in Europe because it has an "overwhelming advantage". Speaking at a news conference via
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      Greek police stop Tripoli minister's press talk
      146 6 Greek police stop Tripoli minister's press talk ATHENS Greek police early on Saturday broke up a news conference by Libyan Deputy Foreign Minister Ahmet Shahati shortly after denying his country sought European Community mediation with the United States and said the plane taking him to Tripoli on Friday returned to
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      Britain in, NZ out of naval exercise
      120 6 Britain in, NZ out of naval exercise TOKYO Japan, the United States, Britain, Canada and Australia will take part in the biggest Rim par biennial naval manoeuvres in the Pacific Ocean beginning on May 18. Japan is to send eight destroyers, eight anti-submarine helicopters, eight P-3C anti-sub-marine patrol planes and
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      Syrians rocked by bombings
      63 6 DAMASCUS A series of bomb explosions rocked Syria on Wednesday and a Syrian security official has blamed Israeli agents, the official news agency, Sana, reported. The official would only say that a number of public transport vehicles had been attacked, and there were some casualties. He
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  • ASEAN NEWS
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      Mochtar fails to get Thach to accept proposal
      425 7 Mochtar fails to get Thach to accept proposal BANGKOK Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja has failed to persuade Vietnam to accept an eight-point proposal to settle the Cambodian problem. He said yesterday that Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach had not changed his attitude towards the plan proposed by the
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      'Press must be more aware'
      89 7  - 'Press must be more aware' PAUL JACOB THE press should be aware of its responsibilities to its own nation and the need to maintain good relations with other countries, Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatrnadja said, commenting on the strained Indonesian-Aus-tralian relations. Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's remarks to Australian journalists
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      West urged to take Indochinese refugees
      224 7 WASHINGTON A State Department panel, expressing fears of a return to the days when Asian "boat people" were "pushed back into the sea", has urged Western countries to provide a haven for many of the 154,000 refugees living in Indochinese camps. "The threats to
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      Aquino rule stable, says Washington
      223 7 MANILA The United States considers President Corazon Aquino's seven-week-old government to be stable despite attempts by pro-Marcos loyalists and supporters to sow chaos and confusion. Undersecretary of State Michael Armacost who left Manila on Friday after visiting for a few days, confirmed his government's judgment
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      Sir Joh apologises for Australian reports
      244 7 Sir Joh apologises for Australian reports BRISBANE A letter apologising for the behaviour of the Australian media has been sent to Indonesian President Suharto over the recent publication of articles in the Sydney Mtrning Herald which had strained relations between the two countries. Queensland Premier Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen wrote the
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      Govt sacks PDI leaders to solve congress row
      354 7 Govt sacks PDI leaders to solve congress row JAKARTA The government has stepped in to end the strife in the Indonesian Democratic Party (PDI) by sacking its leadership, Minister of State Sudharmono said yesterday. Bickering among the 1,250 delegates during the three-day congress, which could not agree on new leaders,
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      Reagan's Bali visit still on
      142 7 JAKARTA President Ronald Reagan's scheduled visit to Bali this month will take place despite the Libyan crisis, the official Antara news agency quoted United States Ambassador Paul Wolfowitz as saying on Saturday. Mr Reagan would definitely come to Indonesia but with the latest Libyan conflict,
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Import duty raised for canned fish
      127 8 Import duty raised for canned fish KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia has raised import duties on several Items, including canned sardines and canned horse mackerel, from five per cent to between 25 and 31 per cent to protect local industries. A 25 per cent duty on canned pork Is also to be
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      Jobless grads taken on as relief teachers
      245 8 Jobless grads taken on as relief teachers KUALA LUMPUR The Education Ministry has recruited more than 100 jobless university graduates as temporary teachers as part of measures to overcome the problem of unemployment among them. In announcing the recruitment on Friday, a ministry spokesman said 50 of the graduates began
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      Get official OK to hire foreigners
      204 8 KUANTAN The private sector, especially the plantation industry, may employ foreigners if they cannot get Malaysian workers, Labour Minister Datuk Lee Kim Sai said yesterday. But they may only do this through official channels such as the ministry's foreign labour recruitment committee. This was
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      Senate adjourns
      16 8 KUALA LUMPUR The Senate has adjourned its current session after a 10-day sitting. Bernama
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      Architects go on business trip to China
      168 8 Architects go on business trip to China KUALA LUMPUR A delegation of 30 from the Malaysian Institute of Architects left yesterday for a two-week visit to China in a bid to promote local architectural services, building products and other industries. The visit is a follow-up to the Malaysian Prime Minister's
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      Lepers will be treated at home in future
      194 8 Lepers will be treated at home in future SUNGAI BULOH (Selangor) The National Leprosy Control Centre here will no longer provide permanent in-patient treatment for lepers when the service is phased out by the year 2000, Health Minister Datuk Mak Hon Kam said on Saturday. This followed encouraging response on
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      KL seeks ADB loans
      48 8 KOTA TINGGI The government is negotiating with the Asian Development Bank for loans to finance several aquaculture projects under the Fifth Malaysia Plan. Agriculture Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Friday that the projects would be managed by fishermen's associations and the private sector. Bernama
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      No leave
      41 8 KUALA LUMPUR The Supreme Court has dismissed an application for leave by former Bumiputra Malaysia Finance Chairman Lorrain Osman in his case to stop the Hongkong At-torney-General from using evidence gathered in Malaysia to extradite him from London Bernama
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      Sex study
      32 8 IPOH An official study will soon be conducted on transvestites to seek ways to help them overcome their problems, Welfare Services Minister Datuk Abu Hassan Omar said vester dav. Bernama
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  • HOME NEWS
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      Flu outbreak swells to an epidemic
      804 9  -  LEE SIEW HUA By THE influenza outbreak that began this month has turned into an epidemic, the first in this decade. Thousands of Singaporeans have gone down with flu, experiencing some or all of its unwelcome symptoms fever, chills, muscle aches, vomiting, colic, diarrhoea
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      Chok Tong spells out what it takes to be PAP cadre member
      340 9  -  LOONG SWEE YIN By THE People's Action Party made public yesterday its criteria for choosing cadre members who, unlike ordinary members, have voting rights. The party expects cadre members to have at least a Primary Five education. They
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      Man back in jail
      43 9 A JOBLESS man who was released from prison about a year ago is back behind bars. Ng Kong Seng, 30, was recently jailed for a total of 44 months for five cheating offences and for dishonestly keeping stolen goods.
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      Boatman entered protected area
      87 9 FIVE Danish tourists went on a harbour tour and ended up in a protected area near the Pulau Brani Naval Base. An officer at the base's wharf guard post, who saw the boat coming into the Selat Sengkir Channel, immediately stopped it. The boatman, Yeo Chan,
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      Hospital's AGM
      26 9 THE Saint Andrew's Mission Hospital will hold its annual general meeting on Friday on its premises at 250 Tanjong Pagar Road at 5.15 pm.
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      Man, 60, goes down plunging hole to save colleague
      222 9 Man, 60, goes down plunging hole to save colleague THERE was an accident, a crowd formed, but no one seemed to know what to do. It was then that a 60-year-old crane operator acted. Without a thought for his own safety, he went down a narrow 22-metre-deep piling hole to
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      Stage designer who can't say 'no' to charity
      376 9  -  LEE SIEW HUA NIK KASMANI By Picture by STACKED aguinst an office wall, these pew ter plaques and other gleaming tributes of thanks tell the story of one man's charitable spirit. Mr Danny Tan, who builds theatrical set has fashioned stages for
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      They work while their friends are home playing
      907 10  - They work while their friends are home playing AUDREY PERERA Story: 4 It's not that much fun, but I enjoy it, says Vivian. Her younger sisters say they'd rather be stacking newspapers than be at home watching television. We think it's good training for them, and they're realising that working
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      PKMS condemns US raids on Libya
      259 10 PKMS condemns US raids on Libya THE Singapore Malay National Organisation (PKMS) yesterday condemned the United States for its bombing raids on Libya. It also attacked Britain for helping the Americans in the air strikes. In a statement read out to reporters by Acting President, Mr Ibrahim Ariff, the party
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      Visit by Brunei minister
      62 10 Visit by Brunei minister BRUNEI'S Minister of Education and Health, Pehin Orang Kaya Laila Wijaya Dato Seri Setia Haji Awang Abdul Aziz Bin Begawan Pehin Udana Khatib Dato Seri Paduka Haji Awang Umar, arrives today for a three-day visit. He will meet Education Minister Dr Tony Tan, Finance Minister Dr
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      Why Manila won't crack down on sex tours
      311 10  - Why Manila won't crack down on sex tours LITO GUTIERREZ By MANILA could crack down on sex tour operators to rid itself of its reputation as a "flesh market". But Philippine Tourism Minister Jose Antonio Gonzalez said his government was not about to do that. He is taking a different
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      Granny died when boy's play set bed alight
      231 10 Granny died when boy's play set bed alight A BOY was playing with matches beside his sleeping grandmother when he accidentally set the bedsheet on fire. He tried to put out the flames but could not. He also tried unsuccessfully to wake his grandmother. Feeling afraid, the boy, Jumaat bin
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      Constable killed after car crashed in drain
      180 10 A POLICEMAN died in hospital and his four colleagues were injured when the jar they were in plunged into a monsoon drain opposite the People's Association East Coast campsite. Constable Chia Chee Meng, 20, died in hospital a day after the accident. Constables
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      Underwear flung on fence
      65 10 A MAN was on Friday granted a six-month conditional discharge for throwing a woman's underwear at the fence of a i.\\ factory. Chen Peh VVoon, 42. admitted disorderly behaviour in front of Blue Box Toy FtecfcOT} in Toa Payoh on the morning of March 28. Two
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      Property tips for the hopeful
      580 11  -  AUDREY PERERA Surveyor writes 'instant book for buyers and sellers By 4 There are so many advertisements each day and they all look alike. You should choose words which will make potential buyers want to see your property m 7 Mr Lim, author of You
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      Govt grants pioneer status to countertrade houses
      331 11  -  CATHERINE C. ONG By INTERNATIONAL countertrade houses will get pioneer status from the Government. This incentive for them to set up offices here is in line with plans to develop Singapore as a countertrade services centre. Details such as the length of the
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      Banker livens up conference with the voice of experience
      264 11 IF YOU think the Chinese are gullible and can be taken for a ride, listen to the voice of experience before blowing your chance of doing business in potentially the largest market in the world. Banker Wong Nang Jang yesterday livened
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      Winning number
      97 11 THE holder of ticket number *****6 in the Youth Cares for Youth Care draw for charity has won the luxury apartment which did not find an owner in two Metro promotion draws a year ago. The organisers are hoping that the third draw, held yesterday, will prove to
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      Organ donation law may take effect next year
      419 11  -  KONG SOOK CHIN By THE organ donation law is expected to come into effect next year. Dr Kwa Soon Bee, Permanent Secretary (Health) and Director of Medical Services, told reporters yesterday that the ministry was working towards tabling the Bill in Parliament
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      Man pushed woman PC after being summoned
      130 11 AN INTERIOR designer was yesterday found guilty of hurting a woman police constable who had booked him for a traffic offence. Ang Ming Chiang, 28, was fined $1,000. His fiancee, Miss Mak Yoke Lui, 23, who was also tried with him, was acquitted
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      UNIFORM APPROACH
      98 11 Wearing their medals proudly, these schoolteacher officers from the National Police Cadet Corps and National Cadet Corps were given clasps and Long Service Medals yesterday. The day's highest honours went to Lieutenant-Colonel S.E. Jesudasan, 55 (first row centre above and below right), who was awarded the Third Clasp
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      London University may rein in local tutors
      405 12  -  MICHAEL LIM By THE University of London is thinking of licensing tutors who coach students preparing for its external degree examinations. It is concerned about the high failure rate among external degree candidates, which the university feels may be partly due to incompetent
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      Use grassroots panels, urges Ch'ng
      154 12 GRASSROOTS organisations are channels for you to voice your opinions and problems so use them. After all, the rationale behind having residents' committees, block representatives and neighbourhood watch groups is to provide a channel of communication between the public and government. This point was made
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      Singapore workers a lucky lot, says NTUC leader
      265 12 Singapore workers a lucky lot, says NTUC leader SINGAPORE workers were a lucky lot, said NTUC Assistant Secretary-General Goh Chee Wee, who yesterday shared impressions of his recent visit to four countries. In Hongkong, people had to contend with an uncertain future after 1997. They did not have social security
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      Roof to make heads turn
      210 12 HEADS will surely turn on seeing the Kallang and Aljunied Mass Rapid Transit stations when they are completed in 3'/2 years. The two elevated stations, together with seven others on the eastern line, will feature a dome-shaped roof, segmented like a caterpillar, over the platforms.
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      Thumbs up for maisonettes with open-air roof terraces
      348 12 THE latest Housing Board maisonettes, shown for the first time yesterday in Bishan East, come with twin balconies or an open-air roof terrace. But those who want to spend their days and nights enjoying a sweeping view of Braddell Road and Ang
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      ATM vandal's jail term cut but caning stands
      215 12 ATM vandal's jail term cut but caning stands THE High Court reduced from six months to one the jail term on a youth who smashed a Post Office Savings Bank cash-on-line machine last July. But the mandatory four strokes of the cane in addition to the jail sentence imposed on
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      'Ex-drug addicts need public support'
      199 12 FORMER drug addicts have a hard enough time finding their niche in society without people despising them for their past mistakes. Mr Baey Lian Peck, President of the Singapore AntiNarcotics Association alluded to this when he called on the public to supplement the Government's efforts
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      Poly council
      31 12 DR HIEW SIEW NAM has been appointed Chairman of the Ngee Ann Polytechnic council for three years from April 1 Mr Chan Chee Wah has been appointed Deputy Chairman.
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      Official Opening Today
      708 13 The official opening of Tai-Pan Ramada Hotel is a great pride to me and to everyone who has contributed to this memorable occasion. In September 1982 Hotel Tai-Pan embarked on an ambitious course of constructing an extension the Queen Wing and renovating and upgrading the existing Victoria
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  • FOCUS
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        Art al fresco on Orchard Mall
        325 15 ONCE in a while, in art as in other spheres of life, an idea emerges whose time has obviously come. No, a new and revolutionary style or school is not about to transform Singapore art. Rather, starting from July, works and objects of art
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      25 YEARS AGO
      107 15 What "he Sunday Times reported on April 23, 1961 FRENCH roops, led by retired generals rebelling against P -esident Charles de Gaulle'. Algerian policy, seized Alg era in a bloodless coup at dawn yesterday. The leac.ers of the mutiny said the* had acted to "keep the Army
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      Daughter of a revolution?
      1261 15 Pakistan President Zia ul-Haq may meet his match in opposition leader BENAZIR BHUTTO On her shoulders lie the hope of many that she will end military rule in her country. In her heart is the passionate desire to see her father vindicated. SUZANNE 001 reports on
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      A loving collusion produces children reared in cocoons
      986 16 I Irene Hoe 6 Some children will never grow up because symbolically, financially, emotionally and literally, they never leave home to become autonomous, independent beings. So is it any wonder that parents will cosset children unable to find jobs that pay as
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      Look further than the nose of an F-111
      767 16 I Edgar Koh 4 Beyond using violent means to contain terrorism and bring about 'a safer and more secure world for decent men and women', Mr Reagan has to do everything in his power to help peaceful initia- m tives succeed. THE
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      Foreign assets vs local charms
      843 16 ■Tiresias 41 have received far more kindness from strangers when I am away than from some friends at home. But acts of kindness tend to pall when they come in showers and before long I begin to hanker for the more offhand treatment I get
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      Patriots who keep food prices high
      414 16 MACAW NOW that the prices of oil and petrol have dropped to their lowest level since 1981, two things have happened. First, the oil-guzzling monsters of yesteryear have crawled out of the woodwork, blinking their headlamps in the glare of day. Second, the heady
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      113 16 Time and tickets a^\^ fast running out. If you haven't placed your postal booking order for tickets to the Festival of Arts 1986 you've got just ten days to beat the queue. Postal booking ends on April 30. Hurry, because tickets are really moving fast. Some performances have been sold
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  • FOCUS/Analysis
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      Can the Big Four pull back the investors?
      1787 17 Singapore's Big Four in banking are now also stockbrokers, thanks to the Pan-Electric crisis last December. Will their entry help restore confidence in the market? What will be the effect on other stockbrokers? SUZANNE 001 reports. INVESTORS in the stock market have
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      590 17 ffi JL No matter what the WNjjQjjJjXp direction JKK^^^^^T there's only ONE WAY to earn success. That's through education and training that prepares you for successful experience in your chosen career. ICS cannot or will not promise you success. That's up to you! But, we do offer and we will
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  • RACING
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      Taste-Vin set to savour success
      323 18  -  TONTO By our man on the track IPOH Taste-Vin, owned and trained by P.K. Leong, looks to have a slight edge over an even bunch of Class 5 gallopers in Race 1 today. The New Zealand-bred gelding found one to beat twice last month and
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      Mudlarks
      100 18 Z" BACE 1: Positive. Quotable. Authority, Open Heart m. BACE I: Lone Venture. Alpha Dynamics, Fox Kingdom, Showvista. BACE S: Trail Blazer IV. Gay Milano, Gold Mine. Winning Streak m. Little Papa, Wayahead, Accomplice. Ben -Hut IV. BACE 4: Chinese Wall, Tipper Tim, Peak Of Perfection DC. Circle Of
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      Rebel with a cause
      196 18  -  JOHNNY BEB U looks a lively outsider in what promises to be an exciting Class 1 Div 1 dash over the 1400m straight in Race 6 today. That's a big statement considering the Irish gelding ran stone last behind stablemate Loonshiang V over 1,200m at Kuala
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      WHAT THE TIPSTERS SAY
      341 18 I RACE TONTO PEDIGREE LUCKY LEO MARKSMAN MISTER X 1 Taste-Vin 1 Taste-Vin 1 Taste-Vin 4 Quotable 1 Taste-Vin 1 9 Open Heart 9 Open Heart 8 Tangent 1 Taste-Vin 3 String O'Pearls 4 Quotable 2 Positive 9 Open Heart 5 Picaroon 8 Tangent 4 Active
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      Wee says 'thanks' for the golden years
      601 18 PEDIGREE traces a priceless partnership 4 As time goes by, my friendship with Ivan Allan deepens. I regard him as a family friend m like a brother. H.J. Wee (above), clutching the 1984 Singapore Gold Cup won by Big Chief. H.T. WEE, the
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      TODAY'S IPOH CARD
      3948 18 GOING FORECAST YIELDING ■■■■■I 2.00 CLASS 5 DIV 1 I,Boom ifTfjlß (Ratings: 55-45) mmmtMmm (stakes: $12,500) 1 •6«22* Twte-Vln 57 (55) PK Leong-Owner 4 nzg u4 +1 (1900m). Came home well (or 5' 4 -length 2nd to Teiji with 56 Div 5 Ipoh 1400m yielding March 22;
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      Wham! Ward rides treble
      429 19 American's 100 per cent debut By o c O z m 2 BIG SWEEP FIRST *****3 SECOND *****5 SECOND *****5 STARTERS *****5 *****8 *****2 *****8 *****4 *****8 *****5 *****4 *****8 CONSOLATIONS *****3 *****9 *****5 *****2 *****0 *****1 *****9 *****1 *****1 *****5 IPOH The Perak Turf Club,
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      Fire hits equine hospital
      124 19 LOS ANGELES Four racehorses and one show horse, collectively valued at US$lOO,OOO (about *****,000), were killed yesterday in a fire that swept through an animal hospital across from the Los Alamitos racetrack in Cypress. Huge flames billowed from the Equine Medical Centre soon after the predawn
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      Golden Dawn looms into Perak Derby picture
      1909 19 CLASS !MVI- 1,21tm Fred Stable's 6 Fred The Red 52.5 (22-9) Ward (6) 1 1 1 10 Midas Touch 111 49 c4B (30-8) Kam (5) 5 3 I 4 Dollars 55.5 (13-7) Rahmat (10) C 5 3 7 Set The Space 52.5 (59-14)
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      Young Eddery outed — twice
      110 19 Young Eddery outed twice LONDON English jockey Paul Eddery was ruled out of next month's threeday 2,000 Guineas meeting when he received his second four-day suspension in two days at Newbury yesterday. The younger brother of former champion jockey Pat was in trouble for allowing second-placed Framlington Court to interfere
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      44 19 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MR. TAN WEE TAY Age 73 pattad away peacefully on 18/4/86 leaving behind sons, daughters, daughters-in-law, sons-in-law, god-sons, goddaughters and grandchildren to mourn hie loss. Cortege will leave 63, Kasai Road, S'pore at 1.00p.m. on Tuesday, 22/4/86 for Brighlhill Crematorium.
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      182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements
      169 19 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements The family of the late MR. GOH CHONG TAT wishes to thank all friends and relatives who have shown concern and care. Sons Daughter* Wu Yhee Chi Wu Hee Wu Yhee Ming Wu Wen Chee Goh Tony Wu Wen Sun Willy Goh Vena Son-in-law: Daugttten-in-law S.K.
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      181 Deaths
      168 19 MR. N.P. GOPALAN NAIR AGE: (3 passed away peacefully en 19th April IMS leaving behind beloved Wife: MDM LAKSHMI AMMAL INK GOURESAN NAIR RAJMOHAN NAIR VASANTHA DEVI LALITHA PRABHAVATHI DASS Son-in-law G.N. DASB and grandchildren to mourn Ma toss. Cortege will leave Apt. Blk. 143 #21-1140 Jalan Bukil
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      184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam
      242 19 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam In Loving Memory of K.S. VINCENT Departed 204.1964 His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kind word for each And died beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet him. Some day, we know not when.
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  • SPORT
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      Muru hits 71 and closes in on leader Ee Kiat
      527 20  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By Third day's scores: 211 Poh Ee Kiat 73, 69, 74. 219 M. Murugiah 73, 75, 71. 229 Samson Gimson 72, 73. 75. 225 Vincent Lee 76, 76, 73. 235 Kuah Boon Wee 78, 79, 78; Prem
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      Seve recovers to share lead
      498 20 FOREIGN SCOREC ARD 0— m Opes: 139 Severiano Bailesteros (Spa) 70, 69; John Bland (SA) 68, 71. 141 Neil Hansen (Brit) 73. 68; David Russell (Brit) 70, 71; Des Smyth (Ire) 70, 71; Magnus Persson (Swe) 67, 74. 142 Ian Woosnam (Brit) 70. 72. 143
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      Nival to the fore after sizzling 70
      255 20 KUCHING Filipino Eleuterio Nival shot a two-under 70 to take a slender lead with a score of 211 on the third day of the Sarawak Masters golf tournament here yesterday. Nival moves into the final round today with Malaysia's M. Ramayah closely trailing
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      Golden Oldies still top the charts
      953 20  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Tea toenail-m-^p^m ma^w Wssjnvif I kept saying •to myself 'Done, washed up, finished. I was trying to make myself mad, but it didn't work too well because I m thought it might be true. Nicklaus Bear sets Masterly example for baldy-locks
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      Putting enough faith in yourself
      158 20 STEAL FROM THE PROS PUTTING is aa Individual activity and anything goes so long as It works. Bat what if It does not work? What many professionals do is study the action of a good patter and copy It. And nobody is the subject of
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      SPORT WORLDWIDE
      616 20 NZ probe into Springbok tOUT Ces Blazey chairman of the New Zealand Rugby Council, is planning an inquiry into the tour by a New Zealand side to South Africa, which starts next week. Seven New Zealanders have been given permission to play in a series of Transvaal celebration
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      Last of the Bad News Bees
      1050 20  -  DERMOT PURGAVIE Enter Steve the Good Samaritan to save the sting in baseball's impoverished class Eye on America I ast week, while the last of the ■"major League clubs played their first home games before delirious fans in the lingering sea-son-opening rituals, a woeful
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      Here, there, everywhere
      917 21 LONDON It's not easy, getting hold of Peter Hill. Even though Singapore's leading squash player has a London address and telephone number as I do you have to be very lucky to catch him at home. Last month. Peter played squash in Amsterdam, Spair Canada, Monaco and
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      British Open: Squash's greatest showpiece
      1061 21  -  MARTIN BRONSTEIN Tradition and history in the sport's oldest success HSy^^^^H LONDON The British may not be any good at winning them any more, but they certainly know how to create the big events: Wimbledon, the All-England badminton championships, Ascot, The Derby and, now, the
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      Something to boast about
      302 21 EAST GRINSTEAD When the world's most prestigious squash tournament, the British Open, moves after a rest day on Friday from here to London, it will also be making the transition from a conventional club to one of the most unusual technological laboratories in sport. Every British
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      Wilander and Connors set up Suntory Cup final date
      336 21 TENNIS TOKYO Sweden's Mats Wilander beat Czechoslovakia's Ivan Lendl 6-4, 6-4 yesterday to advance to the final of the U*****,000 ($542,500) Suntory Cup exhibition tournament. In the other semi-final, American Jimmy Connors ousted Sweden's Australian Open champion Stefan Edberg 7-5, 5-7,
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      Miandad's last-ball six decides final
      408 21 CRICKET SCOREBOARD INDIA K. Srtkkanth c Akram bQadir 75 S. Uavaskar b Imran 92 D. Veagmrkar b Akram 50 K. Axad b Akram 0 Kaptl Dev b Imran 8 C. Sharma run out 10 R. Shastri b Akram 1 C. Pandit not out 0 Extras
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      Olsen may move to Monaco
      280 22 JESPER Olsen, Manchester United's unsettled Danish winger, was reported on Thursday to be moving to French club Monaco. Monaco recently bought Olsen's compatriot Soren Lerby from West German giants Bayern Munich. The two players were once team-mates at Ajax Amsterdam. It was reported that Monaco
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      A familiar feeling
      1257 22  -  ROB HUGHES Talk of Soccer Smith leads side against team he led to the top THE Milk Cap final between Oxford United and Queens Park Bangers will be televised live by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation on Channel Five at 11.25 tonight. ONE spectator, with a booming voice
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      Sponsorship at stake for Rangers
      369 22 Sponsorship at stake for Rangers LONDON Queens Park Rangers will be playing for a £1 million ($3.3m) sponsorship in their Milk Cup final tonight. QPR's three-year £750,000 ($2.4 million) agreement with Guinness ends this summer and the Irish brewers are awaiting the result of the final before deciding whether to
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      Manager fined, banned
      100 22 Manager fined, banned LONDON Qaeeas Park Rangers mauler Jim Smith was fined £5M (U,tmM) Mi baued from tfce toachllne for the rest of the seaMn on Friday. He was charged with bringing the game into dlsrepate daring the match against Chelsea last month, when tbe referee ordered Msi out of
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      Professional or nothing
      895 22  -  JEFFREY LOW Defeat has taught a lesson D EFORE we kiss goodbye to °the Malaysia Cup, there will be three days left for Singapore team officials to drum up some of the most wonderful excuses for missing on every target they set out to hit this season.
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      Brazil win, but it's a poor show
      153 22 BRAZIL beat Finland 34 in a warm-up match in Brasilia but despite the scoreline the South American side were disorganised, slow and uncreative. All the goals came in the second half through Marinho, Oscar and Casagrande. The lack-lustre victory brought criticism from all
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      Offer puts vaulter between poles
      390 23  - Offer puts vaulter between poles HAKIKAT RAI By ANOTHER carrot" has been dangled in front of national pole vault joint-record-holder Ng Kean Mun. Two days ago, the 20-year-old national serviceman and sprinter Prema Govindan were given Singapore Sports Council scholarships to study and train in the United States. Now, Kean
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      SPORT NATIONWIDE
      277 23 SWIMMING The Chinese Swimming Club's age-group/nov-ices meet ended with a flourish yesterday as five records fell. Huang Yu Ting's time of lmin 07 92sec in the 100m free for girls 15-16 put Kwek Leng's 1962 time of 1:08.87 in the shade. jane Ng, in the under-13 100m breast,
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      Hockey sticks to the task
      241 23 HOCKEY, so long in the doldrums, has come up for a second nomination for the Sunday Times/Coca Cola Sporting Achievement of the Month award. The Republic's perfonrance in the Malaysian Hockey Federation's recent Under-21 competition was one of their best for years in the tough
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    • MALAYSIA CUP FIRST-LEG SEMI-FINAL: JOHOR 3 PAHANG O
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        The Larkin mudlarks
        527 23  -  PETER SIOW Johor fire away as Pahang slip and slide By JOHOR, urged on by a heart the size of the capacity crowd, pumped in three goals past Pahang without reply in their first-leg Malaysia Cup semi-final at Larkin Stadium last night. Such was the fury they
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        Penang give coach Shukor the sack
        293 23 Penang give coach Shukor the sack Bakar replaces six-year veteran PENANG SHUKOR SALLEH has been dismissed as Penang's Malaysia Cup soccer coach, a post he has held for the past six seasons. He will be replaced by former national coach Mohamad Bakar, who will also be the team's manager. A
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        Defeat rocks the boat
        179 23  - Defeat rocks the boat JOE DORAI "WE are in the same boat," said Pahang coach Jita Singh, referring to his team's and Singapore's gigantic tasks on Wednesday in their second-leg Malaysia Cup semi-final ties at Kuantan and Kallang Stadiums. Like Singapore, the East Coast side, who had beaten favourites Federal
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      When the big-wheels turn nasty
      865 23  -  JANICE SEAH SAID AND DONE Hard to forgive the stars who let losing lead them off the road 41 cannot tell you how disappointing this incident was. They must realise it (the relegation decision) was reached by consensus, not one man. Abdollah Hamzah (right) THE
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      143 23 ATHLETICS Flash triangular meet (National Stadium, 2). New Zealand Farce Marathon (Naval Base. 5.30). BASKETBALL BAS Cap: Tong Whye v Ivy House 7.30). Safsa v Meng Yi (8.45) both at Gay World. BOWLING National selection trials Phase II: 4th roll-off (Jackie's Katong, 9). CRICKET SCA Div 1: IA v SCC
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      655 24  -  J. RAJENDRAN By SINGAPORE'S badminton team departed for Jakarta yesterday, and while there may be a question mark over how they win perform there, one thing at least seems certain enough that when they return to Changi Airport in a fortnight's time, the Thomas
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      632 24  -  JOE DORAI MALAYSIA CUP Mokhtar, Zainal supreme performers Review by 4 One of my first priorities will be to sort out the mess in defence. We'll work out the changes and the strategy to get the goals. All's not lost. 7 Hussein Aljunied on Singapore's chances for Wednesday's
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      164 24 Windfall on night of disgrace CONSOLATION for Singapore's 24 defeat by Selangor at the Merdeka Stadium on Friday night came in the form of a windfall when the gate receipts were announced yesterday. Singapore received a cool $63,525 as their 25 per cent share of the gate. The match attracted
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        52 24 JOHOR BABU Malaysia Cip-Miem J«h§r tewed a surprise M victory ever Pahaag la the first-leg —ccer semMlaal at Larlda Stadium hen last right Besfers were Sallehaa Me-. named Sem (15th minute), KhaUd Shmhdan (51st) and Nastr Yoaof (15th). Fill repert «n page 23. Lowdown ea The Lukewarm Singaporeans
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      550 24  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI Hockey boss issues master plan at last By SINGAPORE'S hockey resurrection is on the way, so says Anwarul Haque, president of the Singapore Hockey Association. In disclosing his revival plans for the first time since becoming the SHA boss four months agho, Haque told an informal
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        499 2  -  JULIE TAN By IT'S a "fun-filled" convention expected to attract over 300 participants. Though it features talks by invited speakers, a forum and audio-visual presentations, this convention won't be a meeting of minds over heavy topics laced with excessive technical jargon. Instead, participants at Comicon will
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        701 2 IM^BIA -^^•t .^K&l^ 8 ELEVEN titles have been listed by CEL for their second budget-price release of home videos for sale at $29.95. And the selection is wide-ranging and extremely good. Ben-Hur, a double cassette at $59.95, is the highlight of this
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        589 3  - When love forces a family apart LEE SIEW HUA TWICE IN A LIFETIME Coming to Lido Starring Gene Hackman, Ellen Burstyn, Ann-Margret, Amy Madigan and Ally Sheedy Directed by Bud Yorkin By A MAN leaves his family for a new passion. His wife is shattered at first, but emerges, phoenix-like,
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        464 3  -  LIM KAY TONG THE LAST EMPEROR Conning to Cathay cinemas Starring Liang Chia Hui, Pan Hong, Lee Dian Sin and Lee Dian Lan Directed by Lee Han Hsiang By SOME film biopics try to treat their famous subjects with great respect. Others depict
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        234 4  - May concerts by HK singing star Danny Chan JULIE TAN *****11. -By TOP Hongkong pop star Danny Chan Pak Keong hits town next month for a seven-day concert his first in Singapore. The popular singer-compos-er will perform at the 1,000--seat World Trade Centre auditorium from May 15 to 21. A
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        448 4  -  JULIE TAN TV PREVIEW Worid In Action: The Great Food Scandal Next Sunday, Ch 12, 8 pm By THE equivalent of a jumbo-planeload of Britons die prematurely each day. The cause: Stroke and other heart diseases that scientists say are
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        417 4  -  JULIE TAN LOOK EAST I By IT'S a secret no more. Hongkong actor Simon Yam Tat Wan has finally confirmed the longstanding rumour that his marriage is on the rocks. The TV actor revealed to reporters last week that he's separated from Fatima
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        235 8 IF YOU have been following the present series on the Pioneers of Singapore, you might have come across the reference to the Oral History Department. This is a government department that invites prominent Singaporeans to talk about themselves and their experiences. These conversations are tape-recorded and the tapes
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        51 8 Do you know When was the first electronic computer invented? In 1946. It was called Eniac and was a large primitive machine using 18,000 radio valves. It was not very reliable and could not work for long stretches. A reliable computer was not possible until the transistor was invented in
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        222 8 A whirl of fun WE HAVE not made a toy for some time. The whirling toy here makes use of scrap material which you can find around the house. After making one, playing with it can be made more interesting by having a contest with your brother or sister. Take
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        507 8 HE CAME to Singapore as a poor boy of 10 and grew up to be the "rubber and pineapple king" of Singapore and Malaysia. His rags-to-riches story endeared him to many people because he used his wealth to spread education and help the poor. He was a
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        704 15 Film critic who wields a mighty pen PAULINE KAEL can fell a film with a phrase. She calls The Right Stuff "astonishingly entertaining, considering what a screw-up it is". Ordinary People is a "simple-minded, ordinary tear-jerker". And Gandhi "isn't a disgrace. It just isn't much of anything." The controversial pronouncements
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        557 15 WHEN Dolly Parton sashays down a street, people stop and stare. Her skin-tight pants show off a newly trim figure. Her white peasant blouse and fitted bolero jacket accent her most-talked-about assets. At 40, Parton is looking better than a body has a right to. Rebounding
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        519 17  -  ANNA LEE By EVEN with falling interest rates and cheaper petrol, car dealers find no reason to be optimistic. Although January sales showed a 36 per cent increase from the December figure of 935, the Motor Traders Association said last month
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        693 18  -  ANNA LEE By LITTLE gadgets in the car can make for a smoother ride. That means not having to fumble in the boot for your tools when your car stalled. Or being faced with flat car batteries because you forgot to switch
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        142 19 MOTORISTS will have more opportunities to use their ATM bank cards to pay for tneir purchases at petrol stations by June. A statement from Network for Electronic Transfers Private Limited (Nets) said another 62 petrol stations will be installed with terminals, to
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        631 19  -  DAVID TOH By TECHNICALLY, every motor vehicle that goes onto a public road must be covered by the minimum insurance coverage third party insurance. But barring errant drivers, who allow their policies to lapse, there are some occasions when a law-abiding
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        943 20 Lost in the world of grease and fast cars Behind each grand prix driver is the man who primes the engine. ANNA LEE reports. FOR Wong Kwen Kee, life in the "pits" began at 16. That was when he first laid his hands on an engine. Since then, he has
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        687 20  -  DAVID TOH By "SINGAPOREANS don't buy tyres, they buy discounts." These words of despair came from Mr Gilles Maucout, Area Manager for French tyre manufacturer Michelin. Mr Maucout, who has been working in Singapore for five years, says that he still cannot understand the
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        692 21 What it's like to be a race driver. ANNA LEE reports. IN HIS first motorcar race 17 years ago, in 1969, he did not even have a proper fireproof suit. "I just wore a tee-shirt and jeans, got into the car and drove off," recalled
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        594 21 And the world's worst drivers are 4 Of course, myths abound concerning foreign driving techniques. The French are supposed to drive in the same impassioned manner as they 10ve the Italians motor with same frenzy as they argue the Finns all think they are m rally drivers and the crazy
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        709 22 At a glance, the range of randomly picked cars for the man about town Company Model PARF S$ ARF Alls Romeo A33 Gold Cloverteaf $35,500 $43-500 A33 Green Cloverleaf $38,500 $46,500 Sprint Green Clover leaf $40-500 $49,000 QTV 2.0 $58-000 $***** QTV 8 2.5 $77,000 $89,000 MILAN AUTO
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        855 22  -  DAVID TOH explains the necessity for lubricating your car engine and tells you what grades of oil you should use. JUST as the human body needs nutrition, car engines, too, need lubrication. Many motorists don't realise that there is a significant difference in quality between different
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      83 2 I' .J p 100% genuine L j ;m *m cow-hide leather j^jk m sofa set from Italy. '$*>■• 3S Hill' s~£ I StUr U I k «wt I rA j o\Vf*f Singapore's largest Italian furniture showroom has Cfc^-> marked down ALL prices. Offering you thousands of furniture items at the
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      219 4 West London College invites you to attend their British Computer Training Lecture to be held at: Royal Holiday Inn 25 Scotts Road, SINGAPORE on Tuesday April 22nd The lectures will be held at 19.00hrs and you, your parents and friends will be warmly welcomed. Some years ago a British Government
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      259 4 C The Director And Stars Of X i "THE LAST EMPEROR" K| LEE HAN CHIANG I 3 LIANG CHIA HUI LEE DIAN SIN I TODAY MORNING SHOW X < MAJESTIC/KONG CHIAN: 10.30am Q 5 BEDOK/BROADWAY/REGAL/CLEMENTI/ Q < r^_ M^^^ZPHTH: T _l I.OOaj!L n X 5 4 /L THE LAST ij!
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      152 7 I Correspondence Courses. For the last three months Stamford College has undergone a very thorough examination set by the National Home Study Council of the U.S.A. We passed with flying colours, and now we're the only college in the region to be accredited by this prestigious organisation. As a matter
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      944 15 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours Hnßr RNLAND% spring JjftE ,^^F Warmly comes Finland spring Finland/Sweden j^B (> r *-^^L* #m Spring a colourful season for juy With ***** $2322 9! ,J^tti* i7 "vBMMMMM^^^BMMMi iakeS mouniains and P arks Finland s spring Dep Date 26 iio
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      614 15 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education I INTERIOR DESIGN I Home Study Course leading to I U.K. DIPLOMA/U.S. DEGREE I Prospectus from Mr Tan Poi Chuang, Rhodec I International Representative, F75, (Ist Floor), I Holiday Plaza, Jalan Dato Suleiman, Century I Garden, ***** Johor Bahru, Johor, W. Malaysia. 149 Secretarial/
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      287 15 Another avid supporter of classifieds is Skilltek Services Pte. Ltd., an employment agency. They have been using The Straits Times Classifieds for 3 years. Explained its Operations Manager, Mr. Angelo Maniam, "'We always receive a tremendous response each time we advertised. Our vacancies are often filled up easily. The response
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      326 16 There are only two cars in the world whose bodies On an island such as ours, the salt air is ruthless frame and chassis, are totally zinc galvanised against corrosion. in its destruction. The whole underside is PVC coated against Audi and Porsche. s' Under the same conditions an Audi
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      1062 20 Glory, champagne and the laurels might be showered exclusively on the driver. But he was never bothered by not being in the limelight. fcO wovs) to enjoy trouble-free motoring in Singapore. Thprp prpßDpiithnriqprir^^trnl^npri^licit If I a L^£ serangoon toa payoh I nfc?rfc?dryDUdUiriunb«UOdbuUlbpt;OldMbl HP^t/ I LEE FATT co w george motor
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  • SUNDAY PLUS
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      Masthead
      8 1 SUNDAY PLUS The Sunday Times, April 20, 1986
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      1665 1 Marrying an older woman FIVE out of 100, or about 900 marriages a year, are between a younger jnan and an older woman. What are the pressures and problems faced by I such couples who fly in the face of convention? LEE GEOK 801 reports. 4 Indeed, equal rights for
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        420 1 Look Fashion Food Arts and Books Mind and Body Habitat UNBEATABLE FEATURES Mrt,i7tic— ■HnUli atihwi An incredible focus detection speed of 0.1 7 sec is achieved with AF Nikkor 35 70mm TCI 6A at 1- 2.8m The New Nikon F5Ol has an unchanged Nikon bayonet mount that offers Autofocus operation
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        778 2 You have completed your education and want to work. But the Government wants only up to 2,500 new civil servants, which is half of what it recruited last year. Many companies are also not taking in new employees because business is slow, and the
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        A costly gift may chase him away
        480 2 Etiquette ■Q: I want to bay a birthday present for a boy I would like to get to know bettor. My badget is |1M to $2M. Can yon suggest something appropriate? A: It would not be in good taste to buy an expensive
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        171 2 BOOTS with an engine a technological innovation for pedestrians have been designed by some Soviet students and designers. Tested in the streets of Moscow, these boots are less speedy than those in fairy tales, but they enable a person to run as fast as
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        468 3 GETTING the most from your make-up is a matter of knowing how best to use the products you buy and saving money with home-made beauty tricks. There are many ways to cheat and keep looking good on a budget. Try to buy your cosmetics, especially
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        764 4 Traditional Chinatown delicacies re-visited MARGARET CHAN samples the fare at the hawker centre that boasts some of the best Teochew desserts and ngo hiang in town CAT OUT j THE building may be fairly new but some of the food sold in the Chinatown Complex Food Centre off New Bridge
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        An uncommon variety of fritters
        504 4 Zhong Zhong Fine Spice Stal, Chinatown Complex Food Centre #02-019, and Hill Street Food Centre #01-22 Hows: 12.30 pm to midnight at Chinatown; 3.30 pm to midnight at Hill Street (Closed every alternate Monday) Prices: From 20 cents to $2 a fritter. Rating: BVi Xin
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        Bran with snap, crackle and pop
        448 4  -  LEE GEOK BOI BETTER BUY j SL FIBRE is good for you, say nutrition experts and researchers. The lack of it in the daily diet and an excess of highly-processed food have been pinpointed as the reasons for the rising number of colon cancer
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        489 4 IVif1 V if j^Tr)\\ V\ fr Ul Lecture on how to obtain HfTjTlTlf *1 i i TITlc^H entry to a 4 year fcyi I AyJtJm IprL m UK Degree Course Ufil m Fri^Lliil 111l a Oxford Polytechnic HEESyEQQH or Thames Polytechnic UQ^&SBBSiUii^QS^SI (London). Entry I There are alwa\s rewarding opportunities
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        Smoke signals
        257 5 BOOKEMDS CIGAR smo' ing has given rise to a hcst of gestures, myths, traditions and absurdities. In Holy Smoke (Harpers Row), G. Cabrera Infante quotes a stately endorsement of the cigar by Thackeray. "Honest men with cigars in their mouzhs, have great physical advantages in conversation. You may
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            110 5 Putting the spice back into life THE ability to taste diminishes with age, but researchers at the University of Warwick, En- gland, suggest that the loss can be compensated for. Researchers exposed 900 people between the ages of 20 and 80 to everyday smells, including roasting meat, peppers, petrol and
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            The twin link to prevent diabetes
            123 5 A STUDY of sets of identical twins in which one of the pair developed diabetes while the other stayed healthy shows that it is possible to recover from the disease process that leads to diabetes. Doctors at Kings College Hospital and the Middlesex Hospital
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            Silent killer of asthmatics
            62 5 ASTHMATICS should watch out for a disease that quietly destroys their lungs with no symptoms, an asthma expert says. Allergic broncholpulmonary aspergUlosLs (ABPA) is easy to treat but hard to diagnose, says a doctor at Northwestern University Medical School. If untreated, ABPA, which often begins in
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          When can you tell a cancer patient?
          601 5 Shintoists prefer the current Japanese practice not to inform patients that they are suffering from a terminal disease, while Christians think physicians should be more candid. SHOULD patients be told they have cancer? Should brain death be recognised as the end of life?
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        1089 5  -  ANG LAY WAH By Robert Liew, Director of the Arts Festival, hopes his audiences won't be leaving the festival shows just saying: 'That was fantastic!' IF ROBERT Liew has his way, audiences leaving any of the Festival of Arts performances this year won't be
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        894 5 Getanew b/ 0/ o/ r/ Is your appetite spoiling PV/f l Aof A// liunttvin your diet plan? Just take one MffJUCIIOW rrUf lIUII Mirapront-N capsule in the Irtl/MJ/ liAif v 4 a Offrinsi#*c morning and keep your appetite rKUUww iNUj KtHipHA UHnpOUo under control all day long. nmrnn luust Mirapront-N
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        114 6 There's a whole world waiting to be explored. This 10-page special tells you where and how to plan your overseas trip, which can cost as little as $100. For those who love white, sandy beaches, we offer a selection of islands in the sun. Island getaway: Spend your days
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        Travel notes for more convenience
        821 7  -  JOSEPHINE NG By 4 Most issuers offer an emergency refund hotline. This means that if you lose your travellers cheques and do not know where or how to get replacements or refunds, you can call m the number to get advice. WORLD travellers need world
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        For a taste of the kibbutz experience
        417 7 FROM exploring the old city of Jerusalem to a dip in the Dead Sea, there is no shortage of unusual attractions to keep the visitor to Israel busy. The country, which is on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea, offers a wealth
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        Find your own way around Hawaii
        584 8 IF YOU are in Hawaii on a tour package, you will be brought to all the major tourist spots. But the pace will be rushed. For a more leisurely holiday, find you own way around Oahu. One cheap way is to take the bus
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        Tahiti: South island paraci ■
        792 8  - Tahiti: South island parai -Sea dise MAY HO By Holiday islands offer more than just sandy beaches and the sun. They also give you the chance to experience life away from the city IT'S everything you expect a South-Sea island paradise to be: Sunshine, blue skies, deserted beaches with fine,
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        World of sun, sand an
        825 8  - d surf JUDY TAN By ALL seemed unreal. The coral necklaces peeking out of an amazingly translucent blue-velvet sea. The stark white, powder-fine sand on the seemingly infinite beaches, all set against a backdrop of swaying green palms beckoning into an impossibly wide horizon. I found
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        More islands in the sun await you
        792 9 Bali FAMED for its legendary beauty and gentleness, this Indonesian island is sometimes called the Isle of Gods or the Last Paradise on Earth. Two of Bali's main tourist centres are Sanur and Kuta, cosmopolitan areas offering a wide range of activities for
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        Around the world in 30 days
        738 10  -  SIMONE VAZ By AROUND the world in 80 days in Jules Vernes' time, just travelling round the world was an achievement, let alone travelling in a balloon. Today however, it can be done in as little as two days or as long as 30.
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        For a pork dish in Paris
        254 10 RESTAURANT Au Pied de Cochon, situated in one of the most picturesque districts of Paris was "transported" to Singapore. For more than a week, from April 11, the atmosphere and food of the brasserie, opened since 1946, was recreated at the Marco Polo's La
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        The other side of London shopping
        812 11 ANNA LEE takes in the lively street markets and picks up some interesting bargains ONE of the best days to arrive in London is Sunday. That's when the street markets are in full swing and there are plenty of bargains to pick up and
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        An oasis of luxury amidst the burning sands
        291 11 THE desert in Central Australia is one of the most isolated areas of the world. But nestled in its sun-baked sand dunes is a man-made oasis—the Yulara International Tourist Resort. It caters mainly to tourists who come to view Ayers Rock, the
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        Tours from $100 to $3,000
        499 12 By ANNA LEE Nets: Prices are subject to change; fares quoted are official ones. A HOLIDAY can be as cheap or as expensive as yon like. It all depends on whether you are looking for a quiet weekend to revive those sagging spirits in readiness
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        A different charm beyond Expo '86 attractions
        996 13 By ANG LAY WAH Package tours that you can take SIX Singapore tour operators are offering Expo '86 packages which include trips to the Rockies or the United States. These are Chan Brothers Travel, Diners World Travel, Ken Air Tours, Oxley Travel Service,
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        Try finding your sea legs
        635 14 RICHARD NG, who went on a cruise to nowhere on the Berlin, also offers a guide to some other liners. IT WAS like being doused with cold water after a hot bath. You're not quite sure what happened, and you wonder what comes next. The
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        Understanding your air ticket
        702 15 A. Name of passenger to which ticket is issued (not transferable). B. The starting point of the journey. C. The destination. In this case Singapore is the final destination, with Brussels and London as intermediate destinations. D. Type of ticket. In this case, R stands for
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        Holidays in Britain for teenagers
        148 15 IF YOU are below 18 and full of energy, a Pace-Setter holiday in Britain may just be what you are looking for. Teenagers on these holidays choose a wide range of activities ranging from canoeing and sailing to pony trekking and computing. The holidays, available
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        Before you pay for new furniture
        444 16 SHOULD you refurnish a bedroom or give a new look to your kitchen, it will set you back hundreds of dollars. But even if you're buying just one or two pieces, you have to ask if you're getting value for money. At all times,
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        Bold prints and soft hues for the home
        423 16  - Bold prints and soft hues for the home KHNG EU MENG By LIKE the fashion industry today, fabrics for the home are not dominated by one print or colour, as the latest samples from Europe show. Bold, striking coloured fabrics lie side by side with soft, pastel ones in the
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        Light dictates the colours
        383 16 DRESSING up the house, like dressing up yourself, requires an aesthetic as well as practical eye, fabric retailers here say. They explain that Singapore's hot and humid climate, plus the glaring diffused light, dictate the type of fabrics, colours and prints used for curtains, upholstery and
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