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Title Section12 1987-06-07 1 The Sunday Times No: 2661 55 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 109/12/86 MLKFKLCFRUHF12 words
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Article, Illustration721 1987-06-07 1 LEONG WENG KAM; ALAN JOHN - Archbishop intent on pulling Church into line LEONG WENG KAM ALAN JOHN By ROMAN Catholic Archbishop Gregory Yong is setting in motion several more measures to ensure that his Church avoids collision with the Government. There will be more meetings with his priests and advisers, tighter control of the content721 words
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Article, Illustration589 1987-06-07 1 Judge frees six charged in curry murder case Released for lack of proof but they don't get full acquittal A DISTRICT Judge yesterday released six members of a family charged with murdering or abetting the murder of a caretaker in what has become known as the curry murder case. District589 words
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387 1987-06-07 1 Schools to set 25% limit on Malays in Pr 1 SCHOOLS will now limit their enrolment of Malay children to no more than a quarter of the Primary 1 intake, a move meant to help Malay pupils improve their academic performance. The restriction will start with this year's registration exercise.387 words
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Article147 1987-06-07 1 BEIJING THE Chinese Forestry Minister was sacked yesterday over the country's most devastating forest fire in 40 years. The official Xinhua news agency said the State Council, China's top government body, found that Mr Yang Zhong bore "unshirkable responsibility" for the fires in Heilongjiang province inUPI; Reuter; AFP; AP - 147 words
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Advertisement135 1987-06-07 1 bbbbbbbbV xav^ .^T HaWaV bbbbbbbl FOCUS Thatcher's battle for Britain Don't dismiss those quiet loners Reagan's pragmatic new central banker SUNDAY PLUS Desperados on a gold hunt What does the modern man read? London sights you've never seen TV PLUS Ql-L-lljuluQ Confessions of a BBC addict abroad Win tickets to135 words
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Advertisement181 1987-06-07 1 m,nm,nm,nmnm,nm,nm T"^June And July Show Women How To Keep Their Careers In The Pink Shakespeare observed that and 3.30pm and on July 1 1 at 'clothes maketh the man' and we 2.30pm. There'll also be a Lunch Box observe that nowadays they maketh Show at 12.30pm on June 26 and181 words
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NEWS FOCUS
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AT A GLANCE
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Article60 1987-06-07 2 Most countries are offering incentives to attract foreign tourists, but Japan is encouraging millions more of its people to travel abroad to reduce its embarrassing trade surplus. As incentives, they will be allowed to return with more duty-free goods and to get a tax-exempt limit of60 words
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Article63 1987-06-07 2 Lebanon's fragile political system has come under further strain with the resignation of Parliamentary Speaker Hussein Husseini, a Shi'ite Muslim, on Friday, five days after an army helicopter bomb blast killed Sunni Muslim Prime Minister Rashid Karami. Mr Husseini says inquiries ordered by Christian President Amin Gemayel63 words
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Article35 1987-06-07 2 The United States is considering a pre-emptive military strike against Iranian Silkworm anti-ship missiles if Teheran deploys them at the mouth of the Gulf, says US Senator John Glenn of Ohio. Page 135 words
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Article51 1987-06-07 2 A stampede to dollars over the last month in Jakarta has bankers fretting about the fragility of the money market. Bank Indonesia, the central bank, reported it sold U5575.2 million (*****.67 million) on Friday, as deposinoney managers and speculators rushed to dump the Indonesian currency. Page51 words
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Article46 1987-06-07 2 Despite the pronouncement by Britain's Zoo Check an animal welfare organisation that more than half of Britain's 15 polar bears in zoos are psychotic, a consultant veterinarian said the three bears at the Singapore Zoo seem happy in their den. Page 1246 words
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Article71 1987-06-07 2 Organising exhibitions is a lucrative business wmcn could generate $1 billion in five years. It has enticed some small operators to jump n with the big companies that specialise in it. But entrepreneurs who think that all they need do is print a brochure, hire two or three71 words
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Article58 1987-06-07 2 The image of social work and social workers will get a boost when the National University of Singapore takes in honours degree social work students who will be expected to bring new skills to the profession. The first of these students are likely to enter58 words
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Article, Illustration56 1987-06-07 2 Hwa Chong will rely on its former students to help reconi the college, which was ordered to be demolished last month because of structural defects. A committee has been set up to raise at least $1.35 million over the next three years from the college's56 words
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SPORTS
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Article71 1987-06-07 2 Is there any loyalty in British soccer? Rob Hughes ponders this question from the points of view of managers and players in his column this week. subjects the post-season round of ■nusical chairs include Graham Taylor, who moves from Watford to Aston Villa, Dave Bassett who takes71 words
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Article41 1987-06-07 2 Singapore's rop ot swimmers have been making their presence t at the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's tional age group championships by toppling records. Although none is over 10, they are all seasoned veterans of competitive swimming. Page 2441 words
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Article, Illustration64 1987-06-07 2 I French Open men s singles cnar.-ipion Ivan Lendl and his challenger, Mats Wilande;-, are t>et for a showdown in tonight's final. They are the best trained tennis players in the world and each will be going all out to win his fifth Grand Slam title. Singaporeans64 words
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Article, Illustration1049 1987-06-07 2 JOSEPHINE NG - JOSEPHINE NG A glut of hairdressing shops in Orchard Road sees up to 40 crammed into just one shopping centre By SINGAPORE-BORN hairstylist Allan Son may have had Beijing abuzz recently with his chopstick-styling technique, but back on Orchard Road where there are hundredsK.F. SEETOH - 1,049 words
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Article, Illustration293 1987-06-07 2 POLICE spent five months trying to gather enough evidence to prosecute the widow of a caretaker and five members of her family for his murder. The six three men and three women were held in remand after they were charged separately in late293 words
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Article, Illustration700 1987-06-07 3 Ministers goon first tour of Jaffna in years I accept that you have grievances and problems. Your suffering is my suffering. National Security Minister Lalith Athulathmudali. VALVETTITURAI, SRI LANKA GOVERNMENT ministers toured the war-torn Jaffna peninsula for the first time in at least three years and promised the Tamil residentsNYT; AFP; Reuter - 700 words
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220 1987-06-07 3 MADRAS A LEADING Sri Lankan Tamil separatist group has admitted for the first time that it received military training from the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) and has maintained a link. "We are proud of the relationship," said Mr R. Shankar of the Eelair RevolutionaryAFP; UPI - 220 words
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Article, Illustration192 1987-06-07 3 Pictures by in Beijing A NEW consumer society is dawning in China as economic reforms allow a degree of private enterprise and more choices for those who are not content with what the state-owned shops have to offer. Colourful attire, and even accessories, are noALBERT SIM - 192 words
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Advertisement80 1987-06-07 2 STATISTICS THAT SHAPE THE COUNTRY Taverns to heaven THREE of the six biggest hotels in Singapore rftM *ere completed after 1985. The country's fffS largest inn, the 1,253 room Westin Stamford IjjH in Raffles City, is also the world's tallest. H The Westin Stamford* 1,253 jlß^fl 11 Mandarin Singapore 1,20080 words
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Advertisement54 1987-06-07 2 1 Miss Universe '87 1 m SINGAPORE I w Over 600 million people worldwide are I I impressed by the sights and sounds 1 I of Singapore. 1 I We are delighted to have played a i I part in this important event. 1 I ©YAMAHA MUSIC I OFFICIAL SUPPLIER54 words
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Miscellaneous177 1987-06-07 2 bowers over a few areas in the mornini. TEMP. (C) up rrow. 31 max 25 min SUNSET today: 7.09 pm; Sunrise tomorrow: 6.58 am. mmiERS HEATHER •\«W-U».». X2O Undt.n Cloudy C 12 20 XtusUniA.M udyl I Us XngHes CUmi C 16 29 Uktm Madrid i W-.u C 13 29 Bahrain177 words
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FOREIGN NEWS
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360 1987-06-07 4 Bofors report sparks new calls for Rajiv to quit NEW DELHI Opposition parties have renewed calls for Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's resignation after a Swedish company admitted paying commissions to Indian agents to win a massive defence contract. Mr Gandhi had told Parliament no commissions had been paid and thatAFP - 360 words
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229 1987-06-07 4 PANAMA CITY A stolen airplane flown by a Costa Rican national landed at a United States Air Force base in Panama, and the incident has sparked embarrassing comparisons to the landing of a plane near Moscow's Red Square. The small Cessna aircraft landedReuter - 229 words
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Article326 1987-06-07 4 LONDON Britain's opposition Labour Party has demanded a stock market probe into the spreading of election rumours after a false report last week knocked £6 billion (5520.6 billion) off share prices in half an hour. Foreign affairs spokesman George Foulkes said some investors were trying toUPI; Reuter - 326 words
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118 1987-06-07 4 Iran expels five British diplomats NICOSIA Iran yesterday ordered five British diplomats expelled from Teheran, giving them one week to leave, the Iranian news agency Irna reported. The agency, monitored here, said among the diplomats ordered out is Mr Edward Chaplin, Britain's No. 2 diplomat in Teheran, who was abductedAP - 118 words
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Article35 1987-06-07 4 BELFAST "Punishment squads" from the Irish Republican Army and rival protestant paramilitary gangs have recently increased their kneecapping and bone-breaking attacks to solidify their control in ghetto strongholds, police said on Friday. UPIUPI - 35 words
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174 1987-06-07 4 S. Korean opposition ends hunger strike SEOUL South Korean Opposition leader Kim Young-Sam and 63 members of Parliament ended a two-day hunger strike in Parliament yesterday, pledging a major showdown on Wednesday with President Chun Doo Hwan's ruling party. "We will now concentrate on the June 10 people's rally againstReuter - 174 words
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Article, Illustration252 1987-06-07 4 SUVA Deposed Fijian Prime Minister Dr Timoci Bavadra flew to London yesterday to seek British intervention in the country's constitutional crisis, his official spokesman said. Mr Richard Naidu said Dr Bavadra, whose month-old government was toppled by a military coup on May 14, wouldAFP - 252 words
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215 1987-06-07 4 Japanese firm suspends Viet trade after Asean protests TOKYO Nlssho Iwal Corporation has decided to suspend its trade with Vietnam "for the time being" following recent strong protests from Asean, a Tokyo dally reported yesterday. Nlssho Iwal Corp, a major Japanese trading firm, decided on Friday to temporarily call homeAFP - 215 words
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134 1987-06-07 4 Blank spaces in paper due to work stoppage NEW YORK A one-day work stoppage by photoengravers in a dispute over replacing a worker who is retiring led to the International Herald Tribune being printed with white spaces in place of news pictures in all editions on Friday. The stoppage tookNYT - 134 words
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PEOPLE
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Article, Illustration115 1987-06-07 5 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan and his wife like to sleep together in a king-size bed, and the one they used during a visit to Portugal two years ago has been flown to Italy for their use before the Venice summit, a White House spokesman said. The bed was115 words
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Article181 1987-06-07 5 AN ISRAELI played amateur diplomat when he stumbled upon King Hussein's royal yacht in the Gulf of Aqaba and invited the Jordanian monarch to visit an Israeli resort. Mr Meir Zamzelig and his family were in a speedboat on the gulf last week when they spotted King181 words
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Article127 1987-06-07 5 A BRAZILIAN landlord is suing Queen Elizabeth II for about US$3O,OOO (5563.600) in back rent for a lakeside Brasilia house she has never even seen. When the Canadian Embassy rented the large white stucco house in a capital district in 1983, it put the Queen's name127 words
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Article139 1987-06-07 5 IT WAS described as the party of the century, thrown by high-living publisher Mr Malcolm Forbes on the 70th birthday of his magazine. Armies of corporate helicopters swept overhead, a 140-man bagpipe and drum band played and a staff of 500 catered to 1,100, around scenery that139 words
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Article126 1987-06-07 5 THE OFFICIAL witch of Salem says she intends to run for mayor of the town, renowned for its 17th-century witch hunts, as a tribute to the US Constitution. "It's just the fact that I can go to the city hall and take out papers (for nomination)...126 words
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Article, Illustration89 1987-06-07 5 MR DAVID HORNING of Berkeley, California, seen here in jubilant mood near the Golden Gate Bridge, celebrated his 39th birthday recently by swimming, in one day, under three of the famous bridges of the world He swam beneath the London Tower Bridge at 6 am, then89 words
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387 1987-06-07 5 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Most countries are offering incentives to attract foreign tourists, but in sharp contrast, Japan has drawn up an elaborate plan to reduce its embarrassing surplus by encouraging Japanese tourists to travel abroad. At the same time, the Japan External387 words
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133 1987-06-07 5 PORTLAND (Oregon) A judge has ordered ft repeat child molester to place 8-cm high signs on the doors of his home and on his vehicles with the warning: "Dangerous sex offender, no children allowed". "It's time something was done to peopleUPI - 133 words
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287 1987-06-07 5 BEIJING China and Britain have signed an agreement settling all outstanding historical property claims between the two countries and opening the way for Beijing to issue bonds on the London capital market. Under the agreement, a British Embassy spokesman said, China would payReuter; FT - 287 words
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218 1987-06-07 6 JOHANNESBURG One of South Africa's longest and most violent labour disputes ended on Friday when the state-run transport authority agreed to reinstate by June 15 about 18,000 striking railway workers it dismissed last month. The three-month dispute was marked by violent clashesAFP; Reuter - 218 words
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78 1987-06-07 6 NEW YORK Two tigers were stolen off a New York City street because a car thief didn't have time to check out the back of the van he was taking, police said. The 10-month-old Indian tigers, belonging to magicians Seigfreid and Roy, were recoveredReuter - 78 words
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Article, Illustration328 1987-06-07 6 I feel that certain facts in the investigation are being hidden. The army has been penetrated We have been lenient with the President, but the investigations must reveal the truth. Mr Hussein Husseini (above) BEIRUT Lebanon's fragile political system has come under further strainReuter; AP - 328 words
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299 1987-06-07 6 CHICAGO Doctors offering to suck unwanted fat out of women's thighs and hips and use it to enlarge their breasts may seem to be offering a "dream come true", but plastic surgeons say the reality could be aUPI - 299 words
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341 1987-06-07 7 WASHINGTON The United States is considering a preemptive military strike against Iranian Silkworm an-ti-ship missiles if Teheran deploys them at the mouth of the Gulf, an influential US senator said. The chairman of the Pentagon's joint chiefs of staff, Admiral William Crowe, also warnedReuter; AFP - 341 words
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163 1987-06-07 7 WASHINGTON The United States Navy, stung by a devastating attack on one of its ships in the Gulf, is moving ahead with a project to test whether cumbersome airships can help defend the fleet from sea-skimming missiles. The Navy awarded aReuter; AP - 163 words
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Article, Illustration225 1987-06-07 7 Barbie refuses to answer charges LYON Former Gestapo officer Klaus Barbie has turned down a chance to explain his wartime actions after being forced to confront two former French resistance members who survived harsh torture at his hands. The 73-year-old former Nazi interrogator, who three weeks ago announced a boycottReuter - 225 words
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Article, Illustration339 1987-06-07 7 ONG MING SEING - ONG MING SEING By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON More shocking evidence has been revealed at the hearing into the Iran-Contra scandal, including a pledge from an American team to help Iran overthrow Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. The evidence given by banker Albert Hakim,339 words
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132 1987-06-07 7 Baby on respirator dies during power failure at US hospital NEW YORK Emergency generators failed daring a scheduled repair of New York Hospital's main power plant, causing the death of an Infant on a respirator as staff scrambled In the darkness to save 47 other patients whose Ufesnpport systems alsoUPI - 132 words
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153 1987-06-07 7 Ong Ming Seiag - Delegates at Aids meeting jeer health minister Ong Ming Seiag WASHINGTON About 200 delegates laughed and jeered at President Ronald Reagan's top health official on the closing day of an international conference on Aids. As Health and Human Services Secretary Otis Bowen addressed the final session of the five-day conference153 words
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298 1987-06-07 8 Canada plans to upgrade its armed forces OTTAWA Canada has announced a 15-year programme to upgrade the country's armed forces that would include the purchase of 10 to 12 nu-clear-powered submarines and the addition of nearly 30,000 men to military reserves. The decision, which must be approved by Parliament, comesNYT; AP - 298 words
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427 1987-06-07 8 VENICE President Ronald Reagan, in an attempt to reassure concerned European allies, has promised the United States is willing to lead a "difficult and expensive" build-up of conventional arms to compensate for a withdrawal of medium-range missiles from Europe. In a speech on theAP; Reuter - 427 words
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Article85 1987-06-07 8 MOSCOW The Soviet Union yesterday conducted an underground nuclear explosion at its Semipalatinsk test site in the Central Asian republic of Kazakhstan, Tass news agency reported. It said the blast the sixth Soviet test this year had a yield of less than 20 kilotonnes. putting itReuter - 85 words
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Article231 1987-06-07 8 COLUMBIA (Maryland) A man who asked a noisy movie theatre patron to lower his voice was beaten unconscious along with his brother by 10 men while the audience kept watching a gangster film. The brothers were carried down the aisle from their seats in the rearAP - 231 words
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Article, Illustration72 1987-06-07 8 Nobody messes around with Pamela "Doll House" Jackson not unless he's looking for a black eye or a broken nooe. Pamela, 23, Is a leading American woman boxer from California and a member of the "Doll House Knockouts", an eight-member all-girl American boxing team. Pamela,AP - 72 words
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185 1987-06-07 8 Viet minister makes first top-level visit to China since 1979 HANOI A Vietnamese minister has visited Beijing, the first trip to China by a top Hanoi official since the brief 1979 border war between the two countries, the Vietnam News Agency reported yesterday. Communications and Transport Minister Bui Danh LuuAFP - 185 words
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Article91 1987-06-07 8 Dow Jones NEW YORK Wall Street's midweek rally succumbed to a bout of mild profit-taking on Friday as stock prices closed lower in the lightest trading session since Jan 2. The decline was prompted in part by uncertainty over the Venice economic summit, traders said. TheReuter - 91 words
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Advertisement160 1987-06-07 4 A special celebration package for your month-old baby! Calling all newly-weds, proud Tollyjoy baby gift set parents and expectant couples. Gift basket of red eggs Celebrate your new or coming Simply book a lunch or dinner bundle of joy's month-old special function for a minimum of 6 tables day with160 words
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ASEAN NEWS
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329 1987-06-07 10 ALBERT RAMALINGAM - By-election seen as challenge to Prem's popularity ALBERT RAMALINGAM By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK Voters go to the polls today in one of Bangkok's 12 constituencies in a by-election which the opposition parties have billed as a challenge to Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda's popularity The by-election was ordered after Mr Chalard329 words
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Article54 1987-06-07 10 JAKARTA An Indonesian magazine plans to celebrate its first anniversary by sponsoring a mass wedding for beggars on Aug 9. An editor of Amanah magazine said about 100 couples would be taking part in the ceremony. He said several popular entertainers had agreed to perform atReuter - 54 words
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414 1987-06-07 10 JAKARTA Bankers here are fretting about the fragility of the money market because of a stampede to buy US dollars over the last month in Jakarta and they are concerned over the central bank's foreign exchange reserves. Bank Indonesia, the central bank,Reuter - 414 words
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134 1987-06-07 10 MANILA Court officials are having a hard time finding a judge to hear a petition by a leading commercial bank, because the judges' pay cheques were frozen when it was ordered to close last month. The Philippines StarReuter - 134 words
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223 1987-06-07 10 Manila rejects Moro plan for talks in Jeddah MANILA The Philippine government yesterday rejected a Muslim rebel proposal to resume peace talks in Saudi Arabia and announced it would soon set in motion steps that would lead to autonomy in the troubled south. President Corazon Aquino's chief negotiator, Mr EmmanuelUPI - 223 words
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226 1987-06-07 10 Opposition wins a seat in Philippine Senate MANILA Philippine election officials yesterday proclaimed 20 winning Senate candidates of the May 11 Congressional elections. But the rightwing opposition, which has alleged election fraud, protested. All but one of the 20 Senate winners were backed by President Corazon Aquino. Actor Joseph EstradaUPI; AFP - 226 words
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259 1987-06-07 11 KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday called on National Front component parties not to be envious of each other's success. Dr Mahathir, who is National Front chairman, said in an opening speech at the Gerakan 16th annualBernama - 259 words
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Article66 1987-06-07 11 PETALING JAYA A former headmaster has been charged here with outraging the modesty of a 16-year-old schoolgirl. Kevin De Souza, 53, pleaded not guilty on Friday and was released on M54,000 bail. He was charged with using criminal force to outrage the modesty of the schoolgirlNST - 66 words
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211 1987-06-07 11 NST journalists decide on strike action KUALA LUMPUR Journalists of the New Straits Times here have voted for a strike to back their claims for "full trade union rights and protection from victimisation by the management". The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) said in a statement yesterday that the firstBernama - 211 words
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Article, Illustration376 1987-06-07 11 KUALA LUMPUR Gerakan delegates reelected Datuk Dr Lim Keng Yaik to lead the party for a third term after he defeated challenger Dr Goh Cheng Teik by a 247-vote majority at the party's election yesterday. Datuk Lim polled 614 votes against DrBernama - 376 words
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169 1987-06-07 11 'Sale of Limbang': KL to announce action against Review in 2 days JOHOR BARU Information Minister Datuk Mohamed Rahmat yesterday said he would announce In two days' time the ministry's action against the Far Eastern Economic Review tor its article on the purported sale of Limbang to Brunei. "Give meBernama - 169 words
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285 1987-06-07 11 MCA protest over Malay paper's essay contest KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Chinese Association yesterday lodged a police report against the Malay daily Utusan Malaysia, concerning an essay competition organised and published by the newspaper. The report was filed by National MCA Youth Political Bureau Committee member Mr Phoon Ching MingNST - 285 words
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HOME NEWS
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292 1987-06-07 12 Civil servants to take pay cut of 2-3 133,000 public employees affected from next month CIVIL servants will suffer a pay cut of about 2 to 3 per cent from July. This was the message contained in a government circular released yesterday, which gave details on how civil service wages292 words
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Article48 1987-06-07 12 Present Revised Basic Gross Gross Reduction salary salary salary 400 480.30 465.60 -$14.70 1$ 500 585.85 569.88 -$15.97 600 693.02 675.75 -$17.27 800 920.54 899.61 -$20.93 $1,000 $1,150.69 $1,124.53 -$26.16 $1,500 $1,726.01 $1,686.78 -$39.23 $2,500 $2,876.70 $2,811.30 -$65.40 $3,500 $4,027.38 $3,935.81 -$91.5748 words
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262 1987-06-07 12 NWC recommended a wage standstill in 1986 and again this year. The latest government measures are part of its desire to lead the way for another year of wage restraint. Yesterday's circular, issued by Dr Andrew Chew, the civU service head and Permanent Secretary262 words
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Article61 1987-06-07 12 OVER 10 varieties of bonsai will be displayed at the Exhibition Room of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry Building at Hill Street next weekend. The dwarfed trees range from two to 30 years old. The exhibition, organised by the Singapore Bonsai Society, will61 words
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294 1987-06-07 12 Cans and bottles banned at police concert COME to the Police Friends Pop Concert at 6.30 tonight at the Police Academy grounds, but leave your canned drinks and bottles behind. Police said yesterday only packet drinks would be permitted. The concert, which rounds off a two-day carnival to mark Police294 words
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Article, Illustration644 1987-06-07 12 JILL HUM - JILL HUM By A BRITISH animal welfare organisation wants Britain's seven zoos to stop keeping polar bears. It is urging the zoos to promise they will not bring in new bears when the present ones die. The organisation,644 words
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449 1987-06-07 12 MICHAEL LIM - MICHAEL LIM BY SOLDIERS in uniform will not be allowed to smoke in public on Armed Forces Day on July 1. The one-day ban, which will apply to all ranks in the 250,000-strong Singapore Armed Forces, is another indication of the SAF's support449 words
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Article, Illustration849 1987-06-07 13 KONG SOOK CHIN - KONG SOOK CHIN By ORGANISING exhibitions is a lucrative business that has enticed some small operators to jump in with the big companies that specialise in it. A market leader in the field estimates that exhibitions and related spin-offs here could be worth849 words
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89 1987-06-07 13 JAPAN has picked Singapore as the site for its stockpile of emergency items such as food and clothing for disaster relief. In a statement yesterday, the Singapore Foreign Affairs Ministry said it will allow Japan to set up and run the stockpile89 words
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258 1987-06-07 13 AN acupuncturist was acquitted yesterday of a charge of outraging the modesty of a woman patient one and a half years ago. Chong Wan Tat, 42, was alleged to have removed the skirt of the 28-year-old woman and molested her in a258 words
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Article103 1987-06-07 14 Two men charged with murder TWO men were charged in court yesterday with murdering a man while being members of an unlawful assembly whose common object was to cause grievous hurt to the alleged victim. Ravindran Thangavelu, 22, and Narasimman Subramaniam, 20, were accused of joining Inba Raja Balakrishnan, Haridass103 words
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Article37 1987-06-07 14 VIEWERS can watch the first quarter-final of the Inter-School Debates '87 over Channel 12 on July 2 at 8 pm. The biennial debate series for junior colleges, pre-university and secondary schools will last seven weeks.37 words
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Article, Illustration460 1987-06-07 14 KONG SOOK CHIN - Honours course to give more skills to social workers KONG SOOK CHIN By THE image of social work and social workers will get a boost when the National University of Singapore takes in honours degree social work students who will be expected to bring new skills to the profession. The460 words
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302 1987-06-07 14 THE National University of Singapore is allowing more of its first-year students to take up psychology, a course that was only launched in July last year. Before that, students who wanted to take up psychology had to go overseas for studies. By302 words
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Article, Illustration278 1987-06-07 15 JOSEPHINE NG - Love proves ba winner for Mr X JOSEPHINE NG The National Song Competition By A LOVE SONG that took William C. Xavier half an hour to write was chosen last night as the winning song in this year's National Song Competition. "I learned the hard way," said the ex-disc jockeyLIM SENG TIONG - 278 words
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Article, Illustration319 1987-06-07 15 PARENTAL support and encouragement, consistency and diligence were cited as the keys to success by four Mendaki Award winners at the Istana last night. First-class honours electrical engineering graduate, Mr Alwi bin Hafiz, 25, houseman Dr Noorhakim bin A. Shukor, 24, polytechnic research student319 words
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Article, Illustration248 1987-06-07 16 Exhibition plane to return to base by road A REPUBLIC of Singapore Air Force aircraft will be towed by road from Singapore Science Centre to Tengah Air Base tonight. The S-211 jet trainer was one of the highlights of the on-going Science, Technology and Defence exhibition at the centre, organised248 words
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Article, Illustration344 1987-06-07 16 JILL HUM - JILL HUM By HWA Chong Junior College will rely heavily on its former students to help in the reconstruction of the college, which was ordered to be demolished last month because of structural defects. A committee has been set up to raise344 words
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265 1987-06-07 16 "ROBOTS" racing pell-mell and cutting a swathe through a minefield of pests; "spaceships" zipping about in a desperate hunt for fuel. These spaced-out happenings will take place on terra firma, right on the lush green of the Padang on Nov 15. That265 words
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Advertisement102 1987-06-07 16 IT'S SINGAPORE'S OWN EDITION OF MONOPOLY 8 You're familiar with Monopoly from England. It's Singapore's best-selling board game. Now here's our very own edition, in which the thrills are very close to home. It's Monopoly as you've never played it before, with a distinctly Singapore flavour. Speculate in Nassim Road102 words
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Advertisement88 1987-06-07 16 CANDY Performing Nightly* The Candy Bars Now extended till end June. The Candy Bars. Tour lovely Filipina ladies in perfect vocal harmony. With a delightful repertoire of evergreens, popular songs and country classics. Sung to the rhythmic beat of guitars. While you unwind over a long cool drink. Only at88 words
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Article, Illustration1200 1987-06-07 17 4 Friends say Dr Greenspan has a dry wit, but they acknowledge that he practises a stiff, cautious self-control and permits himself few excesses. DR ALAN GREENSPAN was born in New York City on March 6. 1926 He is divorced and has no children. 1950:1,200 words
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Article322 1987-06-07 17 WHEN a poll of 80 students was taken last week to find out how they handled school holidays, it revealed that far too many expected fun times to be on tap but were so choosy as to dismiss even prime tourist attractions like the Singapore Zoological Gardens,322 words
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Article110 1987-06-07 17 What The Sunday Times reported on June 3, 1962 THE first Singapore National Day honours to be bestowed by the Yang diPertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, which were announced today, named professional men, sportsmen, police officers, musicians, and educationists among the recipients. The highest honour. Darjah110 words
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Article, Illustration990 1987-06-07 18 OF THE many intellectual games economists like to play, one of the most common is the what if game. What if oil prices, or interest rates, or wage increases, or the exchange rate, or all of the above, go up (or down) by x990 words
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Article, Illustration893 1987-06-07 18 1 Tan Sai Siong 4 The revelations about Mathias' background show that, contrary to media hype, your regular, unremarkable, retiring boy can achieve as much as, if not more than, your fast- talking, break-dancing John Travolta type. STILL waters run deep893 words
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727 1987-06-07 18 Jay B. Rohrlich How can people who earn more than $1 million a year need money so badly that they are prepared to break laws to get even more? HOW much money is enough? How can people who earn more than $1 million a year727 words
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Article, Illustration517 1987-06-07 18 WHEN the Miss Universe 1987 contest came to Singapore, thousands of red-blooded Singapore males became freelance beauty photographers. But not me. I became a free-glance talent-scout for next year's Miss Singapore. Last Sunday, I made a mistake telling my nephew Alex that I was517 words
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Advertisement55 1987-06-07 18 B^k. -~^^m^m^m^m% De Sede DS-108. Sofa. $17,500.00 Contemporai> expressions of classic design. ()nl> atlx.Mercier's. Am I I>e Meirier's Fine Furnishing We Ltd 21 27 On-hard Boulevard, Park House, Singapore 1021. Tel: 73-*****/*****21. (next to Pavilion Inter OmUmmmm I fatal) O{xti: Monday U) SiJturday. 10am to 7pm. Sundays/1 > üblk l55 words
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Article, Illustration1972 1987-06-07 19 Europe Editor ALAN HUBBARD explains what's at stake in one of Britain's most crucial elections WITH just four days to go before the Battle for Britain, Mrs Margaret Thatcher's bid for an historic third spell as prime minister has become more of a crusade than a campaign. Hers1,972 words
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Article, Illustration1107 1987-06-07 19 The four party leaders who stand to win or lose MARGARET THATCHER It is a measure of Margaret Thatcher's redoubtable skills that she is now generally regarded as the most significant woman in the history of Western politics. She is 61, but looks at least 10 years younger, has inexhaustible1,107 words
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Article, Illustration258 1987-06-07 20 LUCKY LEO - LUCKY LEO By our man on the track KUALA LUMPUR Give P»gsanjan II another chance in today's $150,000 King's Gold Cup (Race 5) over 1,200m. A hopeless barrier draw contributed to his abject failure in the Cup Trial last Sunday. He covered plenty of258 words
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Article84 1987-06-07 20 RACE 1: Kelab Istimewa, John's Pet, Yuno When. RACE I: Auspicious Boy, Profound, Brer Wolf. RACE 3: Authority, Amazing Journey. RACE 5: Pagsanjan n, Spectacular Win, American Soldier n, Triton, Chief's Award, Purple Rain, Balik Pulau n. RACE C: Wisnu VI, Keep Going V, L'Arc De Triomphe m, Centrepoint,84 words
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Article332 1987-06-07 20 RACE RACING ED LUCKY LEO TONTO PEDIGREE MARKSMAN 4 Yuno When 2 Appreciation 2 Appreciation 2 Appreciation 2 Appreciation 1 5 Born Free 3 John's Pet 6 Cool Decision 5 Born Free 3 John's Pet 3 John's Pel 6 Cool Decision 3 John's Pet 4 Yuno332 words
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Article, Illustration269 1987-06-07 20 THE RACING - Olympic Glory's chance to scoop bonus THE RACING By EDITOR WHEN a champion owner has run up a losing streak of nine classic races, something's got to give. Auric Stable has not won a big race since Tien An Mun V narrowly took the «^ueen Elizabeth n Cup at Bukit269 words
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Article100 1987-06-07 20 1967 HYREGO 55 Wil.on 1968 CO-PROSPERITY 54.5 Coles 1969 CAPTAIN FLEET 46.5 Kingston 1970 LOONBHIANG 51 Dawkins 1971 OONA 51.5 Wilton 1972 BENTAK BULAN 53.5 Coleman 1973 SENTAK BULAN 53.5 Colaman 1974 BIR CARRICK 52.5 Staples 1975 SO BLESSED 51.5 Hassan 1976 BLUE STAR 57 Lucas 1977100 words
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Article832 1987-06-07 20 ffflfl 4.05 CLASS 1 DIV 1 I}2oom1 200m \||f UiUUEI (Ratings: 192-161) W W*\IM:U±M (Stakes: $150,000) -dfc^ 1 120*11 American Soldier Dst (I*2) Mint A Fortune-Phun 7 nzg +2. By ■TZflhJ Imperial Seal; stout-hearted galloper with eights wins; finished strongly to deadheat with Olympic Glory for832 words
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Article3538 1987-06-07 20 WTW^&M 20 CLASS 1 DIV 5 1,200m aH^I (Ratings: 131-115) (Stakes: $18,000) 1 *****0 KHab Isttmewa 57 (131) Anthony Goh-Goh 6 irg dl +5. Finished down the course last week with 52 Cl-4 1200m; two runs back, fair sth to Fine Tune with 58.5 Cl-2 S'pore3,538 words
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Article, Illustration2429 1987-06-07 21 OUR RACING TEAM - OUR RACING TEAM Trainer Ho's horses fill first four placings in Race 2 By FIRST *****4 SECOND *****2 THIRD *****0 STARTERS *****5 *****2 *****3 *****1 *****1 *****5 *****8 *****8 *****6 CONSOLATIONS *****5 *****4 *****9 *****7 *****2 *****7 *****5 *****7 *****5 *****0 KUALA LUMPUR Bold Encounter (lateNST - 2,429 words
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Article, Illustration352 1987-06-07 21 JACK ELLIOTT - JACK ELLIOTT By BRISBANE A sensation al pile-up and the thrashing of fancied runners in the two main races highlighted the winter raing carnival at Eagle Farm here yesterday. The main event, the A5250,000 (about *****,000) Elders Handicap over 1.400m, saw a roughhouse at the turn352 words
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Article105 1987-06-07 21 $10 tierce payout in Race 1 THE tierce payout at Bakit Timah for the winning combination of horses 4, 1 and C in Race 1 at Koala Lam par was $1* the lowest since tierce betting was Introduced. Punters who had the winning numbers "boxed" tor an outlay of $12105 words
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149 1987-06-07 21 Scimitarra comes to grief as Unite takes Oaks LONDON Unite, at 11-1, the least fancied of owner Sheikh Mohammed of Dubai's three runners, pulled off an impressive fivelength victory in the Epsom Oaks for three-year-old fillies over 2,400m yesterday. Unite, trained by Michael Stoute and ridden by Walter Swinburn, hitReuter - 149 words
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Letter, Illustration214 1987-06-07 21 MADAM YEO SIOK GEK 77 YEARS OLD pa«**d away peacefully on 5/6/17, IVflVin^ DVnniii BELOVED HUSBAND: Tan Chew Llm (deceased) SISTER: Madam Voon Slew Chan SONS: William Tan Chin Kwang Tan Llan Pheng Aloyslous Tan Kok Meng Simon Tan Kok Cheh DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Joan Tan Chew At Oeok Ng214 words
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Letter, Illustration86 1987-06-07 21 MRS QAN HOCK SWEE (nee BEET CHIT NEO) Age 76 Paaaad away peacefully on 5 June 17 leaving Denmo Children Nellie Gan Gan Kee Soon Son-in-law: Robert Tan Daughter -in- law Shirley Gan Grandson* Nick Warren Lawrence Cortege leaves 49 Bedoh Walk, S 1*46 on Monday 8/6/87 at86 words
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Letter, Illustration85 1987-06-07 21 SITOH HONG Age 67 years Passed away peacefully on 5/6/87. Leaving behind: WttoYua SOU Kheng Sons. Seetoh Chin Fal Sitoh Tuck Cheong Sltoh Tuck Meng Sitoh Tuck Kong Daughter* ->n -law Yan Kow mul Lee Yoke Mun Daughter: Sltoh Swee Peng Son-in-law Goh Ah Seng 5 grandsons 185 words
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Letter, Illustration123 1987-06-07 21 NANCY YAP Al TIN We often think of the yesteryears When we were together: Fond memories of you linger. Making your absence that more painful for us. Always remembered by parent* brothers A sisters In loving memory of N. SHANMUGAM SOLANGANATTAR Born: 15.3.66 Departed 7.6.82 Gone from123 words
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Article, Illustration1315 1987-06-07 24 ALAN HUBBABD - ALAN HUBBABD 6 Predicting records in athletics is a more hazardous and flawed science than astrology. Who but his father and coach would have predicted that Coe would break three middle-distance world records in 1979? Yet the crystal ball has never looked less clouded, and1,315 words
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Article, Illustration362 1987-06-07 24 SRORT WORLDWIDE CALGARY Canadian Ben Johnson won the 100 metres in 10.02sec the world's fastest time this year at the Calgary international athletics meeting on Friday. Undeterred by three false starts, Johnson powered away to win winding down from American Harvey McSwain, who recorded 10.26,Reuter; AFP - 362 words
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Article, Illustration1267 1987-06-07 25 Matter of interpretation depending on who rules at the top ROB HUGHES Talk of Soccer SOCCER SHORTS FIRST question: What value (if any) is placed on loyalty in British soccer? Second question: Which First Division chairman, parting amicably with his manager after 10 years,Reuter - 1,267 words
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Article84 1987-06-07 25 THE HAGUE Ajax Amsterdam beat Den Haa& 4-2 to win the Dutch Cop final after extratime on Friday night. Ajax's John Bosnian opened the scoring in the 12th minute, but Kemko Boere levelled a minute befo.e half-time. Den Haag went ahead through English Import TonyReuter - 84 words
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Article, Illustration335 1987-06-07 26 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH By. THESE should be the faces behind a dozen broken windows and in teachers' nightmares. They all look mischievous enough. Maybe they are. But the only thing they care about much to their parents' and teachers' relief is breaking records. TheySIMON KER - 335 words
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Article154 1987-06-07 26 THERE was a fmrtou dash tar the girl's lt-and-nnder St metres freestyle gold at the Slng»pore Amateur Swimming Association's nation*! age-group meet at Amber Road yesterday. Such was the tight for tint place that all three medal-winners bettered Ng Chiang Ung's IW4 record of SlM**. Chinese Swimming dab's154 words
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Article, Illustration278 1987-06-07 26 New Zealand forwards take control of match in second half CHRISTCHURCH New Zealand fly-half Grant Fox equalled the world record for penalty goals yesterday when he kicked six in the Kiwis' 30-3 win over Scotland in the first rugby union World Cup quarter-final. Fox potted eight outReuter - 278 words
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Article184 1987-06-07 26 SYDNEY Australian coach Alan Jones takes a big gamble today when David Campese lines up as fullback in the quarter-final against Ireland. Campese's ability as an attacking winger is now firmly established after a try in last Wednesday's 42-23 defeat of Japan enabled him to joinReuter - 184 words
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Article168 1987-06-07 26 AUCKLAND France and Fiji will be looking to their fly-halves for inspiration in their quarter-final game today. France have selected 34-year-old Guy Laporte in a reshuffled backline, while Fiji have sprung a surprise by moving fullback Severo Koroduadua to fly-half. Reliable goal-kicking has been France'sReuter - 168 words
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Article, Illustration793 1987-06-07 27 SPGA's welcome marks great new beginning for promising youngster TAY CHENG KHOON Tee to Green C OUR hands went up during the Singapore Professional Golfers' Association's committee meeting last Thursday. The vote was unanimous: Murugiah Madasamy has been accepted into the pro793 words
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Article69 1987-06-07 27 PRESTWICK (Scotland) England's Russell Clay don birdied the third hole of a play-off on Friday against American Bob Lewis to advance to the semi-finals of the British amateur golf championships Other qnmrtrr-nnml aetf: Paul Mayo (Wales) bt John Wilson (Scot) 6 and 5; Peter McEvoyAP - 69 words
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Article, Illustration367 1987-06-07 27 JANICE SEAH - Tretorn title the perfect parting gift for Paul JANICE SEAH PAUL HO couldn't have asked for a better send-off from junior tennis. The 17--year-old, who must play in Open tournaments from next year, won the Tretorn national age-group for boys Under-18 at Kallang yesterday. He took almost three hours to367 words
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222 1987-06-07 27 TAY CHENG KHOON - Ernest captures Milo title in listless final TAY CHENG KHOON THE continuing slide in the standard of junior squash was further evident at Kallang yesterday when Ernest Tan toiled for a 9-7. 9-4, 0-9, 9-5 win over Mark Hill in the Milo National Under-19 final. Much had been expected of222 words
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Article123 1987-06-07 27 M$1. ooo offer to beat Zainal PENANG The owners of the Pepsi Squall Centre la Biklt Dombar, where the first leg of the Onlnnes* Clrcolt is bring held, on Friday offered Msl,*M to any Malaysian player who beats defending champion Zalnal AMdln, of Singapore. The offer aside, Zalnal easily clearedBernama - 123 words
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Article468 1987-06-07 27 WOBURN (England) Little Welshman lan Woosnam, running ahead of the pack after his opening 67, stayed one shot in front with a 68 in the second round of the 1:200.000 ($704,000) British Masters golf tournament on Friday. A late starter after sharing the overnight lead, WoosnamReuter - 468 words
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Advertisement263 1987-06-07 27 BKCOME A TECHNOCRAT TOMORROW Homestud> courses with the British Institute ot Ea§ineefM| I cchnolog) are yam answer to continuing educaiion while you work. Ml I correspondence courses help you to improve \our career prospects, without having to conform to classroom routine. I or complete details, please till out the coupon263 words
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Advertisement463 1987-06-07 27 LATEST SPRING SUMMER '87 COLLECTION 7U^^^ Hf til 1 f i > I*l M A ith over 150 wins including k yjtff AL*~ fc lflf Wimbledon. US French and I >«^ 'J^Mmßf?'& 1 W W Australian championships in her I J pocket, Chns Evert is still going strong. IjA »aw|r463 words
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Article, Illustration431 1987-06-07 26 STEFFI GRAF BEAT MARTINA NAVRATILOVA 6-4, 4-6, 8-6 WEST GERMAN teenager Steffi Graf won her first Grand Slam tennis title yesterday when she beat Martina Navratilova 6-4, 4-6, 8-6 in the women's final of the French Open championships. Steffi became the youngest ever woman champion at RolandReuter - 431 words
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Article89 1987-06-07 26 Barn 7 Mar 1988 at Ostrava In Czechoslovakia. He now lives In the I nlted States. World No. 1 and defending champion with four Grand Slam titles: French Open 1984 and 1988, I nited States Open 1985 and 1988. How he got to the final: Bt Ronald Agejor89 words
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Article81 1987-06-07 26 MATS WILANDER Born ZZ Aug 1964 at Vaxjo in Sweden. He lives In Monte < arlo. World Na. 4 with four Grand Slam titles: French Open 1982 and 1»8&, Australian Open 1)83 and 1384. Haw he gat to the final. Bt Slmone Colombo (Ita) 3-C, *-2, M ret; Paul AnnaconeAFP - 81 words
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377 1987-06-07 26 PARIS Like two bare-knuckled pugilists of old, Ivan Lendl and Mats Wilander will be prepared to fight until they drop in today's French Open men's singles final. They are the two best-trained athletes in tennis, although the Wilander is not a disciple ofReuter - 377 words
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Article19 1987-06-07 26 SBC will telecast the French Open tennis championships' men's final live on Channel 12 at 9.10pm tonight.19 words
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Article110 1987-06-07 26 Women's singles final: Steffi Graf (WG) bt Martina Navratilova (US) 6-4, 4-6, 8-6 m>uhles s-flnals. Martina Navratilova and Pam Shriver (US) bt Claudia Kohde Kilsch (WG) and Helena Sukova (Cze) 7-6, 6-3; Steffi Graf (WG) and Gabriela Sabatini (Arg) bt Jenny Byrne (Aust) and Kathy Pinaldi (US)Reuter - 110 words
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Article, Illustration80 1987-06-07 26 BEIJING Defending champions Japan outspiked newcomers Singapore 15-3, 15-1, 15-1 in an opening-day match of the Asian Women's volleyhall championship in Shanghai yesterday. South Korea scored an easy 15-0, 15-1. 15-1 victory over Australia and the Shanghai junior squad, last-minute substitutes for Sri Lanka, overwhelmed Macao 15-3, 15-5.AP - 80 words
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Article, Illustration166 1987-06-07 26 MILOSLAV MECnfS passion for fishing is a recurrent feature of questions posed by reporters angling for an easy line for their stories. But he doesn't let himself be reeled in that easily. After being beaten in straight sets by Ivan Lendl in the semi-finals on Friday, MecirUPI - 166 words
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Article187 1987-06-07 26 uiiJbttUKY (England) swede Stefan tdberg beat American Kevin Curren 6-3, 6-4 in the men's singles final at the Didsbury tennis tournament yesterday. The top seed's perfectly-judged touches and superior groundstrokes proved too much for the South-African born Curren, a Wimbledon runner-up two years ago. s<> miReuter; UPI - 187 words
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Article137 1987-06-07 26 SINGAPORE Armed Forces held Khalsa to a goalless draw in a Singapore Hockey Association Premier League match at Tanglin yesterday. Other resalt IMv One Singapore Youths 3 Khalsa B 2. FRESS Club edged past CIS 17-14 in a Singapore Women's Netball Association Business Houses Division Two137 words
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Article299 1987-06-07 26 MANCHESTER England struck two swift blows as Pakistan began their long haul to overtake the home team's first innings 447 on the third day of the first Test at Old Trafford yesterday. Shoaib Mohammad was out for a duck and fellow opener Rameez Raja scoredReuter - 299 words
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Article268 1987-06-07 26 SPORTING SUNDAY ATHLETICS Opes Relays (Nrw Ann Poly. 2pm) Mea's SMun, wmdn'i IMun walk (National Stadium. 7am). BOWLING Y*atb Ravlag Leagae fiaal raaaa (Kim Seng Bowl. 9am) CRICKET BCA Dlv 1: SCC I v SRC (Parian*), SCRC v SCC n (Balestier Rd). UWC v TT (Dover Rd) all at 10268 words
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Article156 1987-06-07 26 S'pore pair lead in world meet HELSINKI Singapore's Patrick Wee and Sam (ioh led after three of the five rounds In the men's doubles event at the Fiq World Bowling Championships here yesterday. Their score of 2,32* pintails was only 24 short of the championship re--1 cord set in LondonReuter - 156 words
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Article, Illustration346 1987-06-07 26 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN By THE forlorn looks on the (aces of the Singapore players as they trudged to the dressing room told the story: they were disappointing in last night's friendly match at Jalan Besar Stadium, especially from the spectators' point of view. Winning 1-0 against Sabah346 words
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183 1987-06-07 26 Tiga Berlian hit three past Tiong Bahru BANDUNG Tiong Bahru have to harvest a feast of goals tomorrow against minnows Brunei to redeem themselves for yesterday's pathetic performance against Tiga Berlian, of Indonesia, in the Asian Clubs soccer championship at the Siliwangi Stadium. The Singapore club's performance was so unexpected183 words
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Article, Illustration866 1987-06-07 1 r i-or getting the listener hooked on something he never gave two hoots about, the BBC World Service is hard to beat. Financial journalist and author MARGARET ALLEN, now based in Singapore, the only country in the world which gets the Service round the866 words
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Article, Illustration683 1987-06-07 2 CATHERINE ONG - CATHERINE ONG Her salsa-spiced performances make it hard to believe that Miami Sound Machine's bubbly lead singer was once terrified of audiences By YOU see Gloria Estefan on the telly almost every night. She's that curvaceous, hotlooking brunette gyrating and bopping away on the683 words
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Article, Illustration701 1987-06-07 2 PHILIP COOREY - PHILIP COOREY By VIDEO GUIDE ACCORDING to film historian Leslie Halliwell, the first cartoon is believed to be Gertie the Dinosaur which appeared in 1909. Mutt and Jeff followed soon after, with Felix the Cat taking the lead in the 1920s till Walt Disney701 words
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Article, Illustration1014 1987-06-07 4 Margaret Allen continues with the Beeb's other bonuses From Page 1 each week, the book reviews, book choice and the short stories, all of which are written by people outside Britain, are as good as features in the best newspapers. Anna Massey's reading of Anita1,014 words
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Article209 1987-06-07 4 1. Election coverage: Special reports and periodic up-dates of the results of Thursday's British general election from Friday, 5 am, all day till 12.15 am 2. It's Your World: Victor Karpov. Today 7.09 pm (repeated 12.15 am and 10.30 am tomorrow). Pik Botha209 words
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Article, Illustration660 1987-06-07 4 JULIE TAN - JULIE TAN By BY RIGHT, this Friday's contest to pick the most popular SBC drama theme tune should see one of two men tussling for honours. Both are regular composers for the station and have written nearly half the 20 shortlisted signature660 words
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Article, Illustration295 1987-06-07 4 Feisty star takes it out on a fan LOOK EAST VOLATILE Hongkong teen actress Bonnie Law caused quite a scene at Changi Airport recently by emptying a glass of milk over a 15-year-old fan following a misunderstanding. According to a Chinese press report, the 18-year-old actress lost her temper and295 words
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Article, Illustration759 1987-06-07 7 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA By AN AMERICAN TAIL Coming to Jade Presented by Steven Spielberg WELL-DONE cartoons create magic. A magic that brushes away cynicism, and carries the viewer to the world of childlike innocence and hope. Steven Spielberg's first attempt at a full-length cartoon, An American Tail,759 words
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Article, Illustration481 1987-06-07 7 TOH HAI LEONG - TOH HAI LEONG By REINCARNATION Coming to Cathoy cinemas Starring Kenny Bee, Cecilia Yip and Julia Nickson Directed by Lu Chien-min LU CHIEN-MIN, one of Hongkong's most interesting comedy directors, develops the "sex-war" theme further in this gentle social satire on the materialistic481 words
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Article, Illustration600 1987-06-07 7 MICHAEL TAY - MICHAEL TAY By! COMPACT DISC SCENE FROM THE ORIGINAL DECCA MASTERS (MCA) SONGS FOR DISTINGUE LOVERS (Verve) BUlie Holiday BOTH recordings are full of the litheness associated with Holiday's singing, and feature different songs. The tracks on the MCA disc are from the original Decca600 words
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Article260 1987-06-07 12 DID you all watch the Miss Universe pageant recently 7 What did you think of it? Did you like the judges' choice of Miss Universe 9 Someone once said: Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder This means that what is beautiful to one person may not260 words
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Article54 1987-06-07 12 Do you know... How did the pineapple get its name! A pineapple is made up of many, many litvle fruits packed closed together. Each of these little fruits looks like a tiny apple. Put together, they look like a pine cone. So this fruit, originally from South America, came to54 words
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Article, Illustration196 1987-06-07 12 Agar-agar with chocolate Agar-agar is delicious as you all know and such a breeze to make. One of my favourites is chocolate agar-agar. This combines the texture of agar-agar with the flavour of milk chocolate. Be very careful when ladling the jelly and get help if you think you cannot196 words
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Article, Illustration503 1987-06-07 12 TO BE like a bird and soar through the air that is the thrill in flying that attracts countless fliers. Up among the clouds, there is a fantastic sense of freedom. It takes between nine months and a year to get the Private Pilot's Licence503 words
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270 1987-06-07 12 THIS is the second of two contests based on the Science, Technology and Defence Exhibition now on at the Science Centre. Today's contest is similar to last Sunday's, but the pictures are of different exhibits. All you have to do is to match the pictures270 words
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Article, Illustration317 1987-06-07 12 A. The NIGHT BINOCULARS improves every image on which it is focused at night. That is why it is known technically as an "Image Intensifier". It has special lenses which magnify every bit of light available, whether it be starlight or moonlight, so that the object becomes clearer317 words
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Article, Illustration1368 1987-06-07 16 Is a cheap portable tape player worth it? Yes, reports ANDREW CHOW, but a few dollars more buys a machine almost as good as the top-of-the-range stuff Pick of the pricier pocket music-makers PEOPLE who use them generally speak louder than they should; users1,368 words
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Article, Illustration318 1987-06-07 16 Pia survives Hollywood IF anyone can vouch for the wild rollercoaster ride of a showbiz career, it's Pia Zadora. She was once so cold that she was the butt of every joke by every comedian who ever mentioned Hollywood. Despite constant slings and arrows from critics, not to318 words
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Advertisement164 1987-06-07 7 Iw. ji hat you study in a classroom can just as well be learned in I your home at your own convenience. Stamford's expertly J structured correspondence courses with its system of per sonalised instruction plus access to the most up-to-date facilities, will bring out the best in you. Courses164 words
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Advertisement177 1987-06-07 7 TOP OF THE POPS Britain 1(2) I Wanna Dance with 6(23) Jack Mix II Somebody (Who Lovos Mo) Mirage Whitney Houston 2(1) Nothing's Gonna 7 (16) Wishing I Wat Lucky Stop lit Now Wet Wet Wet 3.(10) Hold Mo Now 8.(17) Serious Johnny Logan Donna Allen 4.(6) Shattered Dreams 9(4)177 words
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Advertisement662 1987-06-07 12 Grandpa: That pork chop you gave me last night was dreadful. I hope you are giving me something into which I can put my teeth tonight. Grandma: Here's this glass of water. Take your teeth out and put them in that. Mary: Peter isn't badlooking. He has even teeth. Tingting:662 words
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Advertisement779 1987-06-07 13 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts BAREO GALLERY Gold ethnic r»«»ii«n»« from the Indonesian Archipelago. Small collection includes a rare 22K Tanlmbar o<sh. Masa disk Luang, a pair of 24K Flores' fish earing and a few selected mamulis and laka. Also Majapahlt terra rotta for 2 dar* only, to m» call at:— #02-02779 words
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Advertisement84 1987-06-07 13 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous r THE STAGE CLUB^I '•quire* BAR/ CARETAKER for i!'. well established permanent clubhouse Duties include: bar service, gardening, cleaning. Ideal for recently retired married couple. Ability to speak write English essential Good salary free accommodation Apply in writing to The Stage Club 41 Malcolm Road Singapore84 words
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Advertisement1100 1987-06-07 14 92 For Sal*: Mazda 9/81 MAZDA 920 auto 1 owner Aircond central locking, power windows/ steering New tyres Orig paint $23,900 Tel *****27 MIO. 12 MAZDA RX7 with full accessories Beautiful condition. $37,200 ono Tel *****49 MID 14 MAZDA 626 Notchback sspeed Power steering/ windows/ lock 1 owner Pager *****971,100 words
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Advertisement1044 1987-06-07 14 93 For Sal*: Honda HONDA OUINTET END Auk 81. 2 owners. $19,500 Tel *****53Uavid, no dealers pis IMMACULATE 1964 PRELUDE EX Auto 1 owner, no accident. Low mileage 40,000km *****84. John JULY 'SO HONDA Prelude 2nd owner, beautiful condition. PARF Call *****83. Mr Neo MARCH 14 HONDA Civic 13 4-dr1,044 words
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Advertisement987 1987-06-07 14 96 For Sale: Other Makes OWEE MOTOR CREDIT PTE LTD~ 62 Ch.ngi Road #03-02 (b*Md« Lor. 101) 5.1441 (above Malayan Banking) Tal 34SS0S8 (6 linati ■88 Ford Laser 1. 3 GL ts Honda Accord 4-door •84 Peugeot 305 Ford Laser GL BMW 5201A Mitsubishi 1.6 GLX Toyota Corolla GL Mitsubishi987 words
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Advertisement1013 1987-06-07 14 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1975 VOLKBWAGEN VAN Cio«>d> cum passenger 8-seater Beautiful cond $4,800 Tel *****05 or view at 574 Upp Bt Tlmah Rd 98 Sale/Wanted: Motor Cycles/Scooters NUMBER PLATE SAN7I Vespa Modified to PX model New paint, new tax Blk 19. Jin Sultan. »03-176. Spore 0719 SELLING KAWASAKI1,013 words
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Advertisement859 1987-06-07 14 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments WORK- OUTS YOUR A*S?)W® DOOR--7 W STEP! Friendly expat community, full country club facilities. Orchard Road location, excellent security, even special interest classes (e g aerobics seven days a week) and all at ARDMORE APARTMENTS rr|l\l\ ,-^alfc--. Jones Lang Wootton Club Houaa 9 Af omore Pali859 words
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Advertisement2037 1987-06-07 15 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available. Apartments Apartments KmO y_ LonqTrShori Lease^^ W ssii.M.M^iiriiim»iiniiyiiH9ff] j FAR EAST PLAZA Hotel Style I LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS At the lunctlon of Scotts Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel I 14.000 sq ft Hotel Style Lobby Swimming Pool Tennis Self Service Free Court Squash Court2,037 words
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Advertisement1972 1987-06-07 15 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sal# Private 114 Fo r Sale: Private 114 For Sale Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments I c _iA' WHERE m w^^mmmmmmmmmtm^ opposite pean s hjh park I I A TU r- orA\/ir\A/ aH^ i1,972 words
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Advertisement382 1987-06-07 15 137 Tours 137 Tour* I SO Dekixe Manila Bajuio $789 I I •Papan'ian ft I I 60 Ddu« Mania •Puerto to* Jg42 Baguio Pajsanjan 4 *ftA I &o Deluxe Mania •Bai»« 5130V3 I 1 i CHINA Beijing/Nanjing/Shanghai/Hangzhou/Guilin I Can/Hongkong 1 4/1 6 days By SQ From $2,489/- Dep. 8, 14,382 words
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Article, Illustration304 1987-06-07 1 MANY Madnesses draw the poor and greedy to the savage wastelands that man is making in the jungles of the Amazon; but none is so dreadful as the infernal mudpit called Bald Mountain, which lures its victims with gold. Bald Mountain, Serra Pelada, once rose above the green equatorial horizon.304 words
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Advertisement193 1987-06-07 1 WL JOXLEY GIVES YOU SO MUCH MORE I _Nfc ____I._____K'-_M___ t|v*l fc^y no extra cost Ti7 9 __> 4_r_S 1 _J fv* JAPAN Feast your eyes to a colourful Kimono Show VT TAIWAN A I VI Savour Mongolian Bar-B-Q Taiwanese Steanv 1 lx>at fi^ class performances by Pop-Stars at wH193 words
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Advertisement271 1987-06-07 1 s B____l >v ow_P_U_P^_P SPLENDOUR OF JAPAN 1 0 DAYS ALL JAPAN KAGOSHIMA $2568 Travel by first dass carrier Kimono Show at Kyoto Enloy sumptuous dinner with Cultural Dane* Exporlono) Sand Bath in Ibusuki Fukuolca/Kumamoto/ICirishima/lboiuki/ Kogoshima/Miyazaki/Orta/Beppu/l 2,000 tons Deluxe Cruise/Osaka/Nara/Kyoto/ Nogoya/Bullet Train/Mt Fuji/DisneyianaV Nildco/Tokyo 16/6, 23/6, 30/6, 7/7, 14/7, 21/7,271 words
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Advertisement270 1987-06-07 1 < americaT HIGHLIGHTS: W Travel by SIA Big Top 747 iSI7 Travel inter-city by air for a timesaving and comfortable itinerary •Make your USA holiday complete with Hawaii Tour To miss Hawaii is to miss the best of America Enjoy the glamourous MGM Show in Las Vegas 80% Chinese meals270 words
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Advertisement463 1987-06-07 1 Mind Body Fashion Food Arts&Books Habitat Time-Off Your Money Travel AUSTRALIA SCENIC AUSTRALIA- PERTH 6 DAYS FROM $788 Perth/El Coballo Blanco/Atlantis Marine Park/ Yanchep Park 1 8/6, 25/6 GOLD COAST AUSTRALIA DISCOVERY 5/7/8 DAYS FROM $1 288 Bnsbane/Gold Coast/Sea WoHd/Currumbm Birds' Sonctuory/Sydney /Opera House/Harbour Cruise/ Melbourne 12/6, 19/6, 26/6, 3/7,463 words
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Article, Illustration830 1987-06-07 2 Peasants, city workers, hustlers, fugitives, whores and criminals... I they came burning with gold fever its US$lOB billion (***** billion) international debt difficulties. But the slime-caked adventurers and misfits who have made Serra Pelada a hellhole stand in the way of the government's ambitions, and they readily goSEBASTIAO SALGADO - 830 words
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716 1987-06-07 2 TAN LIAN CHOO - LKLKCMFDJKFD TAN LIAN CHOO By AT THE risk of sounding like a snob, I confess that my preference is for English spoken the "standard" rather than the common Singaporean way. It never used to bother me that people around me, whether in shops or716 words
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551 1987-06-07 2 Girl doesn't want to migrate but parents do FDJKLFD fyan, A***> HURTING GIRL writes: My parents plan to migrate to Australia, but I don't want to go. Every time I tell them this, they don't understand. They believe It is for our good. I have a brother and a sister.551 words
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Advertisement63 1987-06-07 2 When baby needs b»aMNi Wfoodwarcfe Gripe Wfoter. J TV Tothers know that IVJLcomfortable babies make happy babies. That's ilMtS^ why mothers have been J^P giving generations of babies Woodward's Gripe Water. m*t^..*Jm* So when baby gets upset by wind, stomach and teething irritations, give baby Woodward's Gripe Water. The original63 words
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Article, Illustration268 1987-06-07 3 LIM PHAY- LING - LIM PHAY-LING By TWO fashion-conscious women complained to me about the changing whims of fashion the other day. "Who can possibly wear those little bubble skirts you featured?" moaned a welldressed, 36-year-old housewife. Another woman with a lanky, mini-skirted teenage daughter wanted to know what type of shoes were268 words
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Article, Illustration568 1987-06-07 3 skirts to be hemmed up by at least 5 cm. Hiking up skirts alone is not enough, though, especially when the skirt is full or gathered. Then one merely ends up looking like an overweight ballerina in a tutu. The short skirt has to be paredNIK KASMANI - 568 words
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Article, Illustration8 1987-06-07 3 Back to the '50s: Ray-Ban's CMmaster sunglasses8 words
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Article204 1987-06-07 3 THEY are the ultimate cool in accessories sunglasses those dark shades tha offer both power an< protection. Whe you're wearing them you can see out but nobody can see in. Put on a pair of sun glasses and you put o instant supersta glamour. But in204 words
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Article54 1987-06-07 3 Selected styles of colourful canvas shoes and sneakers by California Lifestyle, the casual sportswear line for the young and young-at-heart, will be marked down especially for the school holidays. The fun shoes at bargain prices of between $7.90 and $17.90 are at Metro Stores, Isetan and54 words
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Article87 1987-06-07 3 According to sociologists, rumour-mongers are actually making acute observations on society's fears. The Daily Mail of London recently reported Parisien social psychologist Jean-Noel Kapferer as saying that even a rumour like the spiders in the banana crates story actually represents a subconscious fear of Africa. He87 words
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Advertisement245 1987-06-07 3 QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT UNBeSI^^WUCE -t\\tß btl Itt af (£|/>. ■J s n EXHIBITION HALL LEVEL 1, 2& 3 V Vs^ (OPP. PRINCE/JADE THEATRE) V \£mAM6 LfIfIUSER 75, BEACH ROAD, FU YUEN BLDG SINGAPORE 0718 IMPDDTFn AAbA -^Bl I Dpi AviNjr" ruAiD WJBpt 1 KCL-AAInIVJ L MAIK 1 V .^^■■■i^Al L^^b.245 words
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Advertisement257 1987-06-07 3 K^i^^^^Jeane Dixon, S B Myt^ psychic B /astrologer joins HER Worid VVORff) from this issue. Jo^^ She's the woman who predicted w John F Kennedy's assassination and you can now read her *JB popular monthly horoscope BBi^^ column in HER World. I -a^Ki True-Life Story It "My Career Mum Brought257 words
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Article29 1987-06-07 4 LEE GEOK 801 and friends guzzled a gallon of wine coolers, the low-alcohol alternative to wine, to kick off a new column that's unashamedly based on personal tastebuds29 words
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Article, Illustration1094 1987-06-07 4 MARGARET CHAN crosses the Causeway in search of school holiday makan treats for the family EAT OUT I A PASAR MALAM (night market), the likes you have never seen before in Singapore, awaits you just a drive across the Causeway. It happens every Monday evening, from 5 pro1,094 words
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Article, Illustration742 1987-06-07 4 THE TV commercials were enticing enough streams of smartly dressed, stylish types gliding around with easy smiles and clinking glasses. They were selling the bubbly alternative to wine the wine cooler, a concoction of wine with fruit juice. It seemed the perfect solution for742 words
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Article, Illustration255 1987-06-07 4 Book-keeping offers YOU a good career! No Pass No Fee Guarantee! A career as a qualified Book-keeper provides you with secure, well-paid employement and excellent prospects for promotion. more amenable to machine manufacture. So it is very rare indeed to find a commercial food seller willing to bother to make255 words
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Advertisement161 1987-06-07 4 Traditional Steamboat Buffet Dinner For Only $12*. L J^ry *>' k wi^^ j^^.a^--^ Jv*C* -^■*^3»^ B^k BBidriMßk.^^'/l r 'i£wE I VBs fk ,-t^B] Br > /r 3B «Ba •^^^^^^T^^^2^b(|Jß^# Jr B^^^ I^^ •^>'*'^Bl B^^^. tp 1 Singapore-style Steamboat or Mongolian Hot Pot. Whatever you call it, it's a rich potpourri161 words
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Advertisement68 1987-06-07 4 I ITKI NOW OB -r I ATT Distanca Education Cantra Oept K/MS 37 I 19 Tanglm Road n 12-01 Tanglin Shopping Centre i Singapore 1024 Tel *****77 *****22 I f/pfw srnd mr full dPLitk </ 7Tip Husinss Tnunuif; hom^study I i «ii/\r on fru< tM~d lirnik kirpmt; .ind ihr AAf68 words
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Advertisement87 1987-06-07 4 Great loeal tastes I j 9 or tI 4 jil I7 Chteken rice, Laksa, Hokkien Mee, Satay, Fish Head Curry, Nasi Lemak. Fried Carrot Cake, Mee Goreng Beef Guo Tiao, Beef Ball Soup just to name a few Wide variety of Western and Chinese A La Carte dishes. Daily local87 words
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Advertisement50 1987-06-07 4 Vittel aji* The pure natural mineral *£>** water for healthy living. 4 tt» vv IBM If B^^^^TP k VIUCi ft *Lm -i- jSoleAgent Ilk •*3Pj9[^>' j Alanta Trading Pte Ltd BL 21 Jaian Toa Payon sß^ 7> 'fiß?i. *^M Te 1 280-3U6 *****86 P "j^jr When we say we mean50 words
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Article254 1987-06-07 5 MALCOLM W. BROWNE - ARTS BOOKS HABITAT By MALCOLM W. BROWNE FEWER than 700 copies of the book are sold each year, and even specialists in the subjects it covers rarely read more than excerpts from the 600-page work. But on the 300th anniversary of its publication, scientists on both sides of the Atlantic254 words
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Article, Illustration931 1987-06-07 5 said in an interview. "It is fashionable today to think of Einstein as the epitome of scientific genius, and compared with us ordinary mortals, Einstein was indeed a giant." But compared with Newton, Einstein runs a very distant second. In his Principia, Newton931 words
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541 1987-06-07 5 JEFFREY TAN - By JEFFREY TAN FOR those who are wondering whether there is life after the Miss Universe pageant, take heart. A group of young Asean artists ar? promising Singapore another feast for the eyes. But it will be a visual treat of541 words
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761 1987-06-07 5 DANNY TAN - By DANNY TAN HOME is where the heart is, so they say, but what really throbs these days is a security alarm system. Sales of home security systems have been on the rise, and security alarm firms report that what prompts buyers is761 words
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Advertisement89 1987-06-07 5 fcJ U J B^ II I II La «J an all new experience in gourmet dining. I ruinccc accTniiannT I 1 ti LniiiLJL ntjiiiunniii b B lIIL ULULIIII B 1 IV/*****V.3 V. »vj 11 1 >l I L V (II 1 1 (II It. >(. ■^UVH'^ PIB b^K^h SHfet A89 words
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Article, Illustration13 1987-06-07 6 Strictly for men: General interest magazines covering fashion, musk, Sfestyle and trends13 words
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656 1987-06-07 6 MEN'S magazines. Before you raise those eyebrows expectantly, rest assured that we aren't talking about Penthouse and Playboy. What Singapore men pick up from the newsstands and bookshops has traditionally been pretty innocuous the*' top choice being car magazines, followed by sports, music,656 words
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Article, Illustration226 1987-06-07 6 Phua Yong Choong - FDKJFD ONCE again, we were swamped with photographs that seemed to be pulled straight out of family albums. Most of the shots were bright and very clear, though scant attention were paid to background, subject and lighting. Many looked cluttered, with the photographers trying hard to squeeze everyone226 words
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Article, Illustration502 1987-06-07 6 TAN HWA LUCK - Cuddly hamsters are a delight dkjjrkjfd By TAN HWA LUCK THEY'RE small, cuddly and easy to look after. Little wonder then that hamsters are popular pets with children. But these furry creatures are prolific breeders, and I've often had calls from desperate parents seeking new homes for the cute animals.502 words
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Advertisement371 1987-06-07 6 1 W^ f C*' Great Value Holidays are now even better than before. We have designed more attractive packages to give you the choice of your favourite destinations in Malaysia. So start planning your holidays right now and you'll get great value. From only 4 DAYS PENANG. Mfflfc -^7 A371 words
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Advertisement182 1987-06-07 6 Theme for July 5 OH MY PAPA Father's Day is coming up, but one needn t wait for an occasion before remembering dad Just who is this person you call father? We invite you to come up with your own answers: Dad the provider, dad the gardener, dad the clown182 words
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Advertisement266 1987-06-07 6 I Be proud of your English Are you content with the way errors How to express your ideas I you speak and write? Are you fluently. sure that you are not making The study requires only a mistakes that cause people to little time, and very moderate underrate you? You266 words
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Article, Illustration28 1987-06-07 7 This two-page special feature marks the country's 89th Independence Day on Fridav TOP: Women factory workers. ABOVE: Shipping industry. MESSAGE Francisco L. Benedicto Ambassador28 words
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Article, Illustration243 1987-06-07 7 ALLOW me to convey my warmest greetings to all my countrymen in Singapore on the celebration of the 89th Anniversary of Philippine Independence. Our glorious victory in the February revolution was followed by another victory for freedom and democracy through the overwhelming ratification of243 words
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Article251 1987-06-07 7 ■ON THE occasion of the 89th Anniversary of Philippine Independence, it is my great honour to greet my fellow Filipinos and all our friends in Singapore. The theme that permeates our celebration today is "Unity for Progress" which sums up the Filipino aspirations for our newly-restored democracy that has placed251 words
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Article, Illustration579 1987-06-07 7 B THE Philippine economy is poised for recovery. In a report to President Cory Aquino, the Central Bank governor has said that a moderate rise in export earnings, a sizeable balance of payments surplus, an increase in foreign reserves and a stable peso-dollar rate have579 words
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Advertisement27 1987-06-07 7 1 JX irlinc* c SHINING THROUGH CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR 89TH INDEPENDENCE DAY ANNIVERSARY.27 words
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Article, Illustration14 1987-06-07 8 Chidren of Baguio's Iforot tribe, in the Baguio Botanic Gardens. A.D. GANZONA.D. GANZON - 14 words
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Article, Illustration1294 1987-06-07 8 FOR the tourist, the Philippine experience begins with centuries-old Manila, along the Pasig River. It is the cultural and commercial hub of the country. City tours let you see folk dances, native-style dinners and Manila's exciting nightlife, all a part of colonial and modern influences in Philippines.1,294 words
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Advertisement43 1987-06-07 8 nbvnvbnbvnbn I The Philippines J B^*"™ "I <vo«LOvyia eouipmekt dealer I SINGNPOREINDUSTRIN.EQUIP/VIENrPTE.LTD. B'. No. 9 Gul Drive, Jurong Industrial Estate. Singapore 2262. Tel: 86 1 4644 1 0 lines) fiflV K* Telex RS 23 1 68 SINQUIP Fax *****93 Cable Address "SINOUIP "SINGAPORE43 words
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Advertisement31 1987-06-07 8 (A) Bringing up children is not easy A helpful and practical guide to the everyday problems which face most parents of young children. Available at all good bookshops. Kg STP Distributors31 words
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Advertisement134 1987-06-07 8 111 Its t A jlv^l W /I It #1 lr^ tJr IJUI I I For'your Philippine investments and banking needs, call on us. Over 7 decades of banking service, with 183 branches in the Philippines. Our services include: ACU Deposits Trade Finance Money Transfers Foreign Exchange Singapore Branch 180 Cecil134 words
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Article43 1987-06-07 9 The two earlier articles in this three-part series on diagnosing a company's state of health gave tips on assessing an annual report and understanding the company's capital structure. This final part shows how to evaluate the net tangible assets per share.43 words
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Article, Illustration728 1987-06-07 9 RONALD TAN - The bottom line on analysing a company's worth Investments By RONALD TAN THE bottom line when analysing the worth of a company is its net tangible assets per share. This is theoretically what is available to the ordinary shareholders in the event that the company has to be broken up.728 words
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852 1987-06-07 9 PENNY QIAN - By PENNY QIAN IF THERE is one interest which is shared by most members of my family it is our interest in property. All of us read the property classifieds and other advertisements avidly, and while other families pray852 words
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Advertisement555 1987-06-07 9 Mr u MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM^^^^ s mmmmmmmM^^ .^d^L^A Mr Lev ■^iS^Lra MIDYEAfi\ALES Hurry! Don't miss this opportunity to grab our quality shirts at special prices during our Mid Year Sales ilk mm*^ ♦Se/ected shirts #f*^ n f"*O m? v^ Offer while stocks last —S Mjk^ M/M /m/mWm M I O/| 0/ discount555 words
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Advertisement67 1987-06-07 9 HOW TO START A SUCCESSFUL IMPORT/ EXPORT BUSINESS You can start with little or no capita' investment in your spare or full-time! Dynamic, successful program provides the'how-tos' and the contacts to get you started in the right direction 25.0C0 satisfied clients in 120 countries s nee 1946. Write for free67 words
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Article, Illustration32 1987-06-07 10 Bored with run-of-the-mill London? AGATHA KOH suggests that you seek out sights unknown even to most Londoners The smallest dwelling (arrowed): A 1 06 m wide house at Hyde Park Place32 words
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Article, Illustration1377 1987-06-07 10 SHERRY BUCHANAN - HANDS up, those who have been to Westminster Abbey. Now hands up, those who have seen its Historic Stuffed Parrot. Or gazed at London's only Nazi memorial to a dog. Or visited its only windmill, which still works. Dumbfounded? You should be. Unbeknown to most1,377 words
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Article138 1987-06-07 10 IT'S summer in Europe, but you can catch a spot of skiing in Queenstown, New Zealand's top ski resort. Mount Cook Line travel agency in Christchurch is offering seven- and eight-day ski holidays this month, ranging from $315 to $824 depending on whether you fly or138 words
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122 1987-06-07 10 PLANNING to bring the children to Thailand? Orient Vacations Private Ltd has special children's fares for Phuket and Hatyai tours. For children under 12, the four-day Phuket tours (departing on Wednesday, June 17 and 24) cost $390, while the five-day trips (departing on122 words
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Advertisement569 1987-06-07 10 36 glorious holidays to be won! i j The Brilliant Ynailaad Thai International and the Through most of \9S7, we will be running the "Brilliant Thailand on Us" quiz. Tourism Autfiorirv nf TTiailanH arp Once ever y montn y° u will nnd an entr y form in y° ur Sunday569 words
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