The Straits Times, 7 October 1990

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No: 2829 OCTOBER 7, 1990 55 CENTS MCI (P) 169/12/89
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    Lock icon Budget crisis forces US govt to close down
    763 1 IT'S A CHALLENGE "The hour of reckoning is at hand tonight, we challenge the Congress to act as quickly as possible and to produce an acceptable budget." White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater told a White House news conference just over an hour
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    My son had a good heart, says father of liver donor
    496 1  -  Elaine Tan By A FILIAL son who always cared for others. This is how a father fondly remembers his youngest child whose organs were used to save the lives of three people. Chicken-rice seller Goh Leng Cheow had agreed
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    PM to visit Sarawak and Brunei
    221 1 PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew will start a five-day visit to Sarawak and Brunei tomorrow. He will spend 2 1 j days in Kuching at the invitation of Sarawak Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud, before flying on to Bandar
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    Gold Cup special
    64 1 DEFENDING champion Colonial Chief has a host of challengers for his crown in the $500,000 Singapore Gold Cup at Bukit Timah this afternoon. Victory would give top Singapore trainer Ivan Allan a rinth win in the premier classic of the local turf. For a rundown on the
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    Convention finds need for Muslim professionals association in S'pore
    727 1  -  Zuraidah Ibrahim Sumiko Tan By and 'If I get mud thrown at me then so be it if I am wrong. But iff I am right, then I wilS be here to look you in the eyes.' Mr Sidek (above), on
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      8 1 Bush vetoes 'highly protectionist' textile Bill: Page 4
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  • NEWS FOCUS
    • AT A GLANCE
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        SILENCE SCORES NO POINTS
        81 2 Speak up and you shall get more examination points. This is the carrot dangled before the usually-reticent Arts and Social Science undergraduates at the National University of Singapore to get them to speak up at tutorials. In a new move, all the departments in the faculty
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        CAUSEWAY LOOKOUT
        72 2 Car owners living in woodlands and Marsiling have been driving into Johor Baru up to twice a week to top up their tanks with the cheaper petrol sold there. And not only that, because they have such a clear view of the Causeway, they also provide friends in
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        SMALL FIRMS STILL PAY CASH
        66 2 Smaller companies are reluctant to use Giro or other forms of cashless methods to pay their employees despite the spate of payroll hold-ups in recent months. Last month alone, three such robberies were reported with a total of more than $100,000 stolen. A number of
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        TWO WHO WILL MISS HUSTINGS
        106 2 Datuk Musa Hitam and Mr Lee Lam Thye will be missing from the hustings because they wanted to opt out from politics for different reasons. Datuk Musa, a former deputy to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad until his resignation more than four years
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        DEBATE TO OUST THAI GOVT
        75 2 Three opposition parties capitalising on the squabbling within the ruling coalition, are planning to launch a debate in Parliament to throw out the coalition led by Prime Minister General Chatichai Choonhavan. A report in the Bangkok Post over the weekend said leaders of the Solidarity,
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        BUSH VETOES TEXTILE BILL
        75 2 President George Bush on Friday vetoed legislation that called for restrictive quotas on textiles, clothing and footwear from many Asian countries, Turkey and Egypt. Describing the Bill as highly protectionist, he told Congress that it would damage the US economy, increase already artificially high consumer prices
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        UK 'YES' MAY SPUR EC UNION
        67 2 Britain's long-awaited decision to join Europe's exchange rate mechanism could speed the European Community's move towards economic and monetary union, analysts say. Ten out of 12 EC members are already participating in the ERM. Joining the system would also strengthen Britain's hand in influencing
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        HK EXODUS HOTTING UP
        82 2 The annual exodus of people from Hongkong before the Chinese takeover in 1997 could swell by 25 per cent following a new US immigration Bill passed by the House of Representatives last Wednesday. The new Bill to ease immigration restrictions in order to reunite families and
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      SINGAPORE SNAPSHOTS
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      Breeding site for herons destroyed to build SBC station
      583 2  -  Sandra Davie Baby birds and nests in danger as tractors move in at Kranji By A KRANJI nature site one of only two breeding grounds for grey herons in Singapore and West Malaysia is being destroyed as a result of a
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      Sky Train ferries you between Changi terminals in a jiffy
      355 2 NINETY seconds. This is the time it will take for air travellers and the public to move from Changi Airport Terminal 1 to Terminal 2 thanks to the Sky Train system. The self-operated people mover system, costing $41 million, goes
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      Lock icon Chatichai to reshuffle govt again to end infighting
      264 2 BANGKOK Thai Prime Minister Chatlchai Choonhavan is to reshuffle his embattled coalition government for the second time since August to try to end bitter infighting that threatens his position as leader of his own party, a government spokesman said yesterday. The seven
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      Gulf crisis may push inflation above 5% — NTUC
      454 3 Gulf crisis may push inflation above 5% NTUC 'Don't cut back on bonuses' 'At a time like this, workers expect to be fairly treated. If the company has done well for the year, then they should receive their fair share.' Mr Lim (right). Soviet envoy hopeful of peace NICOSIA A
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      Elected President Bill: Public has until Oct 31 to send in their views
      212 3 THE public has until the end of the month to send in their views to the Select Committee on the Elected President Bill, the Clerk of Parliament announced yesterday. Parliament passed the second reading of the Bill
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      Malaysian hustings: Front takes the initiative
      306 3  -  Ismail Kassim By KUALA LUMPUR As the countdown to the Malaysian polls on Oct 21 begins, the ruling National Front coalition continues to retain the political initiative. The opposition parties' grouped under the Spirit of '46 have so far no effective answer to the
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      Lock icon Mindanao rebel leader surrenders
      679 3  -  Abby Tan By Manila Correspondent MANILA Renegade Colonel Alexander Noble unconditionally surrendered at dawn yesterday, ending a two-day rebellion in southern Philippines and his hopes for an independent republic of Mindanao. A total of 155 rebel soldiers and 12 officers who helped him lay siege to
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      48 2 Changi Airport sweeps all but 2 top awards in survey: Page 21 JBffll Call hotline for your copy THE October issue of Her World is selling like hotcakes. We realise that readers may have a problem finding stocks of their favourite magazine, so we have set up a
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      197 2 Showers over a few areas in the afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a m tomorrow: 32 max., 25 min. SUNSET today: 6.55 pm; SUNRJSE tomorrow: 6.49 am. TRAVELLERS' WEATHER Amsterdam 816 C Cloudy Madrid 13 26 C Clear Athens 18 27 C Clear Manila 24 32 C Cloudy Auckland
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  • WORLD
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      Lock icon Bush vetoes 'highly protectionist' textile Bill
      334 4 Legislation 'will raise prices and damage economy' WASHINGTON President George Bush on Friday vetoed legislation that called for restrictive quotas on textiles, clothing and footwear from many Asian countries, Turkey and Egypt. Describing the Bill as highly protectionist, he told Congress that it would
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      Lock icon Life back to normal in Osaka after riots
      266 4 OSAKA Shopkeepers in the slums of Osaka started sweeping up rocks and glass fragments littering the pavements yesterday after four nights of rioting by labourers furious over alleged police corruption. As shops opened and life returned to normal in the western Japan
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      Lock icon Burmese junta warns diplomats not to interfere
      166 4 BANGKOK Burma's military regime warned foreign diplomats yesterday not to put "unwarranted pressure" on the country to effect quick political change. Rangoon Radio, monitored here, quoted a Foreign Ministry statement as saying a minority of countries would undermine their own interests if they
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      Middle-aged men live longer if married, study shows
      246 4 SAN FRANCISCO Being single can be deadly, according to a national study that says unmarried, middle-aged men are twice as likely to die as those who have spouses. And don't think living together will save your lives. "Even single men who live
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      Lock icon Debate begins on cost of German unity
      345 4 BONN Germany's new parliament began a bitter debate on the cost of unification after passing laws to restore the country's sovereignty and to set rules for all-Germany elections in December. Finance Minister Theo Waigel on Friday presented a new draft budget, Bonn's third
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      Baker, Shev fail to agree on cutting long-range N-missiles
      223 4 NEW YORK US Secretary of State James Baker and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze have concluded six hours of talks without achieving the deal they wanted for a reduction of about 30 per cent in long-range nuclear missiles. But they may
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      Lock icon Britain's 'yes' to exchange rate system a boost for EC
      593 5 THE LIKELY PRICE The Exchange Rate Mechanism may lead to: A further crimp on an already-slowing economy A rise in unemployment LONDON Britain's long-de-layed entry into Europe's exchange rate mechanism could gpur the European Community's move towards economic and monetary
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      Loo and behold, a urinal for women
      154 5 CHICAGO A urinal designed for women who prefer not to alt on public toilet seats was unveiled at a trade show on Friday. Called the "She-inal", the device resembles the traditional urinal used by men except for a gooseneck hose and funnel. "A
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      Lock icon Talks end with Kinnock in firm control of Labour Party
      321 5 LONDON Britain's Labour Party on Friday ended a landmark annual conference stripped of cherished socialist policies and looking a strong contender for power. Through the five-day convention in Blackpool, northern England, Labour leader Neil Kinnock underlined his tight grip on
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      Lock icon Opposition to urge Nationalists to drop China claim
      219 7 TAOYUAN Taiwan's sole organised opposition party yesterday began a two-day congress which is expected to urge the Nationalist-ruled island to drop its claim to be the rightful government of all China. Delegates to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)'s fourth annual congress queued
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      Lock icon Princess Caroline leads mourning at husband's funeral
      328 7 MONACO Black-veiled Princess Caroline, a lonely figure without her children, led Monaco cathedral mourners yesterday at the funeral of her Italian husband, Mr Stefano Casiraghi, killed in a speedboat race on Wednesday. The grieving 33-year-old princess, who was in Paris when the accident
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      Lock icon Cambodia in way of Beijing, Hanoi resuming ties: Giap
      452 7 HANOI Vietnam and China want to contribute to a quick solution to the Cambodian problem so they can normalise their relations as soon as possible, Vietnam's Deputy Prime Minister, General Vo Nguyen Giap, said yesterday. Bilateral problems, particularly territorial disputes, are
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      Lock icon US space slump ends as Discovery shuttle lifts off
      304 7 CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida) The space shuttle, Discovery, successfully lifted off yesterday, pulling the United States' space programme out of a five-month slump blamed partly on exasperating fuel leaks. Discovery, the only one of three US shuttles not grounded by dangerous hydrogen
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Shares fluctuate wildly
        67 7 NEW YORK Shares fluctuated wildly on Friday after Congress balked on the US Budget. President George Bush warned that he would veto plans to delay drastic cuts and oil prices rose for a time above US$3B (5566.50) a barrel. After some violent gyrations, the Dow Jones industrial
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        Lock icon Diana meets 2 'first ladies'
        96 7 WASHINGTON Princess Diana visited two first ladies on Friday one who lives in the White House and another, only 3 years old, who is infected with the Aids virus. She earned her nickname as the first child placed at Grandma's House, a home for children
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        Lock icon Paris-Phnom Penh air link
        62 7 PHNOM PENH Paris and Phnom Penh will soon be linked by a regular air service for the first time in more than 15 years. Air Liberte and Air Kampuchea signed an agreement here on Thursday. An Airbus will launch the service on Oct 31, leaving Paris's
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        Lock icon Mandela's kin killed in attack
        53 7 JOHANNESBURG Unknown assailants yesterday hurled a grenade and fired shots at the home of relatives of Mr Nelson Mandela, killing a baby girl and injuring her parents police said. African National Congress officials said the dead child and her parents were distant cousins of the
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      Lock icon Iraqis offer no compromises that would avert war
      702 8 Wider Mid-East settlement sought, Iraq tells UN NICOSIA Showing no signs of buckling under international censure, military deployment or the United Nations sanctions, Iraq at the UN on Friday offered no compromises that would avert war. Iraqi envoy Sabah Talat Kadrat questioned
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      Lock icon Headgear that makes light of night flying
      46 8 picture. Major Tom Bray of the US Marine Corps models a night-vision helmet he wears during night patrols by heiicoDter in the Saudi desert. He is the plot of a Cobra gunship which can be seen behind him. AP
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      Lock icon Don't get involved, Red Army warns Tokyo
      287 8 BEIRUT A statement purportedly issued by the radical Japanese Red Army warned the Tokyo government on Friday to stay out of the Gulf crisis and halt support for US forces in the region. "The Gulf crisis should be solved by Arab countries," it
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      Lock icon Four Abu Nidal followers held in Egypt
      149 8 CAIRO Four Palestinian followers of radical guerilla leader Abu Nidal were arrested for entering Egypt with forged passports, an Egyptian newspaper reported on Friday. The semi-official daily Al-Ahram quoted Major-General Nabil Osman, Assistant Interior Minister, as saying the Palestinians were probably planning sabotage,
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      Lock icon Isolation of Iraq 'makes war more likely'
      291 8 Isolation of Iraq 'makes war more likely' JERUSALEM Former Is-* raeli Defence Minister Yitzhak Rabin believes an Iraqi attack is more likely now than it was last month, the Yedioth Aharonoth newspaper reported on Friday. "War with Iraq is more'likely today than a month ago because the United States has
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      Japan 'forcing dissident Chinese students to go home'
      213 8 WASHINGTON Dissident Chinese students are being forcibly repatriated and harassed by Japanese authorities apparently bowing to pressure from business inter ests anxious to restore full trade ties with Beijing, a human rights group said here. Asia Watch, a branch of Human Rights
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      Lock icon 'No discrimination' at undergrad level at Harvard
      280 8 WASHINGTON The Education Department on Friday said Harvard University has been cleared of charges that its undergraduate admission policies discriminate against Asian-American applicants. Mr Michael Williams, Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, said an examination of records found that Asian Americans were admitted to
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      Uproar over US rule on who qualifies to sit next to plane exit doors
      422 8 NEWARK (New Jersey) Advocates for the blind, the obese and Hispanics have questioned a federal regulation that says people with disabilities and no understanding of English cannot sit next to exit doors on US airlines. The
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      Lock icon New US entry rules 'may swell HK exodus by 25%'
      357 10 HONGKONG The exodus of Hongkong people ahead of China's takeover here in 1997 could swell by 25 per cent under a new United States immigration Bill passed by the House of Representatives last Wednesday, said analysts. The Bill, passed by
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      Lock icon Four deny cheating over high-risk bonds
      215 10 LOS ANGELES Charles Keating Jr on Friday pleaded not guilty to charges that he defrauded customers of the Lincoln Savings and Loan Association by selling them high-yield "junk" bonds that plunged in value, eventually becoming worthless. Keating, the former chairman of Lincoln's parent company,
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      Lock icon US bishops firm on need for priests to be celibate
      398 10 VATICAN CITY United States bishops at an international synod on Friday defended the rule of priestly celibacy that has been blamed m part for the declining numbers of priests worldwide. The Catholic prelates said the Church and celibacy represent a
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    • PEOPLE
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        Only royal guests at wedding
        77 10  -  TAN LIAN CHOO PROFESSOR Tatsuhiko Kawashima, whose daughter, Kiko, recently married Prince Aya of Japan, has revealed that he did not invite any of his own friends or relatives to attend the wedding. He said all those present at the June wedding were guests of
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        Lock icon Eat and drink with celebrities
        112 10 NEW YORK Breakfast at Tiffany's with Audrey Hepburn was a hit movie in 1961, but these days the meal can be had for the bidding at a celebrity auction on March 4. The highest bidder can enjoy breakfast with her at the stylish Manhattan store.
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        Aquino on hurt and praise
        110 10  -  ABBY TAN PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino admitted that she is human and gets hurt like everybody else. In a banter with Malacanang Palace reporters recently, she was asked "What gives you anxiety? What hurts you?" She replied: "I guess, like most people after all, I'm human
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        Lock icon Scent-sational Elvis
        34 10 ELVIS: The Fragrance, will be out in the United States next month. I. Goldberg, manufacturer of the scent, describes it as "a fresh, contemnnrarv. masculine blend of woods, herbs and amber". NYT
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        Lock icon A fan letter every 3 minutes
        44 10 ENTERTAINMENT Television reports that Janet Jackson and Paula Abdul get 14,000 fan-mail letters a month between them. This means that every three minutes, every hour, every day, someone, so maurhar^ Se ■»<•«■«■ to Janet Jackson or Paula Abdul. NYT
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  • HOME
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      JB-bound drivers get traffic tips from Woodlands friends
      504 17  -  Brendan Pereira How cheap-petrol motorists avoid Causeway jams By CAR owners living in Woodlands and Marsiling have been driving into Johor Baru up to twice a week to top up their tanks with the cheaper petrol sold there. And not only that,
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      Brunei and S'pore agree to swop TV shows, broadcasting experience
      250 17 BRUNEI and Singapore yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding to promote closer co-operation in broadcasting between the two countries. Under the agreement, signed by the visiting Special Adviser to the Brunei Sultan, Pehin Dato Haji Isa, and Communications and Information
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      Reformative training for glue-sniffing robber
      174 17 A 19- YEAR-OLD glue-sniffer was on Friday sentenced to undergo reformative training for his part in robbing two schoolboys and a youth in Guillemard East Primary School, in Guillemard Crescent, last year. Lim Hong Peng, unem- ployed, had admitted that he and five youths had
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      Malay girls out-perform the boys academically: PM
      483 18 Firmer parental hand will help boys do better in school IF MALAY parents were as firm on discipline with their sons as their daughters, Malay boys would do better in school, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew said yesterday. Speaking at the 25th bursary
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      Cast the net wider, language contest organisers urged
      238 18 THIS year's inter-school Chinese Language contest attracted more than 2,000 pupils from 202 of the 207 primary schools here. While this is good news for the organisers, efforts should be made to cast the net even wider to reach out to pupils
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      Travel agent on $108,000 CBT charge
      73 18 A TRAVEL consultant was on Friday charged with criminal breach of trust of nearly $108,000 while working for a travel company. Ng Kee Lye, 44, allegedly misappropriated $107,949.40 between November 1988 and April this year when he was working for International Travel Tourism, in
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      Lai family finds a week without TV no big loss
      590 19 NO TELEVISION for one week? No problem. This was the Lai family's response to The Sunday Times' call for a family to go without television for one whole week to see what impact this would have on their life. The
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      YVONNE LAI'S DIARY
      430 19 How would a 10-year-old who has had a steady diet of evening TV fare without it for a change? These were the jottings of Yvonne Lai during the week her family went without television. DAY 1 Had a great evening swimming with Mum, Dad and Florence. Serene
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      Smaller firms stick to cash payments despite hold-ups
      485 20  -  David Miller By SMALLER companies are reluctant to use Giro or other forms of cashless methods to pay their employees despite the spate of payroll hold-ups in recent months. Last month alone, three such robberies were reported with a total of more
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      Brother and sister bring top 20' joy to their family
      393 20 IT WAS double joy for the Chia family. Chia Ser Min, 18, and his sister Yin Nin, 16, were among 20 outstanding scouts and guides who received the President's Scout and Guide awards from President Wee Kim Wee at the
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      S'pore officers head for NZ to learn about civil defence
      311 20 SINGAPORE civil defence officers are going to New Zealand to study its civil defence system, which is almost total ly dependent on volunteers. Besides looking at the involvement of volunteers and how national rescue exercises are conducted, the officers will
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      Man wanted in US to be extradited
      263 20 A MAN who is wanted in the United States on charges of importing nine tonnes of marijuana, was ordered to be held in police custody here for 15 days and then to be extradited. Deputy Public Prosecutor Chan Seng Onn applied on Thursday
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      Changi Airport trounces its rivals in UK survey
      429 21  -  Serene Lim By CHANGI Airport's almost clean sweep of the top spots in the airport categories of the prestigious Business Traveller survey has made it "the one real star" this year. Besides garnering the best airport award, Singapore also picked up kudos
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      Jaya urges Rl to talent-scout for bright pupils in primary schools
      466 21  -  Chua Chong Jin By RAFFLES Institution was yesterday asked to talentscout for bright pupils in primary schools, offer them conditional places and even help the needy ones pay their school fees. This suggestion was made by Professor S. Jayakumar,
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      Memory of teacher moves minister to donate to school
      241 21 A ST JOSEPH'S Institution teacher who struck awe in his students more than 20 years ago has inspired a minister and his friends to donate money to the school's endowment fund in his memory. Mr Frank C. James's dedication moved Minister
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  • SPECIAL REPORT
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      The Soviet Union revisited
      3542 22 N LIAK TENG KIAT of the Political Desk went to the Soviet Union recently to cover Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's visit, it was also a sentimental return to a place where she had lived and worked for almost four years. That was in the mid-*****,
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  • PROFILE
    • The Sunday Times
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        Enjoy it but why flaunt it?
        296 23 FIRST, it was American children robbing and sometimes killing other children for their designer sneakers, sun-glasses or jackets. Then more recently, news reports from the United States say that thugs are grabbing expensive brand-name watches right off the wrists of their hapless owners, with
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        25 YEARS AGO
        105 23 What The Straits Times reported on October 9, 1%5 JAKARTA As the army apparently ignoring President Soekarno's wish continued its sweep against the communists today, a mob of several thousand Indonesian youths burned down the headquarters of Indonesia's powerful Communist Party (PKI) in Jakarta. The mob left
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      The Bear with Baghdad in sight
      1286 23 GENERAL NORMAN SCHWARZKOPF, commander of all US forces in the Gulf, talks rough but also shows tender concern General Norman Schwarzkopf is the top US cop in the Middle East. In a wide-ranging interview with RICHARD Z. CHESNOFF of the US News World Report,
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  • VIEWPOINTS
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      Where will all this wealth-sharing lead to?
      910 24  -  Tan Sai Siong One curious feature is that no one has asked where Singapore's financial reserves are stored, how much they are and how much can be redistributed IF YOU think the term '•shared values" is used exclusively to refer to the high-minded
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      Make local politics a part of the school curriculum
      767 24  - Make local politics a part of the school curriculum Leslie Yee Students should ideally leave school with a clear idea of how parliamentary democracy functions here and an understanding of the issues of the day INDEPENDENT schools and gifted education are no doubt producing better quality students each year. However,
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      The Green leap needs a nudge
      838 24  -  Warren Fernandez For too long, we have paid little attention to the environmental costs of our actions. This is a luxury we can ill afford. It is literally costing the earth. ASK the man in the street about global warming, CFCs or lead poisoning,
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      The smart women of Eropagnis
      400 24 MACAW DURING my recent holiday in that tropical paradise, Eropagnis, I made a rather unusual discovery. Every tourist in Eropagnis would have noticed that practically every woman in the main street, Fruit Plantation Road, was carrying a ring file. They were all identical. The ring
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      134 24 INVITATION Tlie Directors of Mitsui Co. Ltd., Japans largest Company and Jacobs Island Company pic, Londons most innovative developer have pleasure inviting you to A WORLD PREMIER EXHIBITION PANAMA (C PAC I lIC LONDON IHI WALLSTREEI ROOM, PAN PAQFIC HOTEL, SINGAPORE WEDNI SDA\ HUH rHURSDAY II 111 OCTOBER 1990, Ham
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  • ANALYSIS
    • Article, Illustration
      '4 phis 2' way to 1 S'pore?
      1880 25 In a new book, In Search Of Singapore's National Values, the five authors have come up with six recommendations to anchor the nation's identity. SHARON SIDDIQUE, deputy director of the Institute of South-east Asian Studies, reviews their work. Dr Chiew says that there
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      Keep cuisines authentic, don't mix them for a S'pore dish
      723 25 Singaporeans' emphasis on their ethnic roots does not help build a national identify, argued Geoffrey Pereira (The Sunday Times, Sept 16). NGEOW PACK HUA, executive editor of Lianhe Zaobao, begs to differ. Excerpts of a translation of his article published
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  • SINGAPORE GOLD CUP SPECIAL
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      A tricky Cup runneth over with chances
      1522 27 Challenges galore chase the crown of defending champion Colonial Chief INSIDE YOUR 5-PAGE CUP SPECIAL The Cup jockey who is just at home Snippets of Cup history Page 29 with 500 model engines than he is m the Review of yesterday's Singapore saddle
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      CUP TRIVIA
      497 27 THE closest finish came in 1952. After a second print was called for, Entertainment II was declared the winner by a head from deadheaters The Bosun and Mubarak with a short head to Woodcote Inn in fourth place. Less than half a length covered the first six horses
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      Oh, for the life of a racing writer in days gone by ...
      704 27 Oh, for the life of a racing writer in days gone by FIFTEEN years ago the greatest writer to grace the local turf, the late Epsom Jeep, delved into the past of the Singapore Gold Cup and uncovered a few "gems". Here is his story the way it ran, with
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      Lock icon Martin does not horse around after the races
      895 28  -  TAN THEAN LOON The hoop with an unusual hobby Yong Lee, the happy-go-lucky trainer Greenstone H's link with Saratoga Six By MARTIN SNG, away from the racecourse, gives you the impression that he would prefer it to be a permanent absence, that
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      Yong Lee takes success as it comes
      920 28  -  TAN THEAN LOON 'With Malcolm, we've won so many Cups. He's Dawan alone has won us six or seven. Then we had Trend Defy, Saugatuck, Nostradamus. Not so much of a novelty now really but, of course, I'll be very happy if I
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      Salsabil favourite
      351 28  -  P. de I'Arc de Triomphe PARIS Super filly Salsabil flew in from England on Friday on her way to what many firmly believe will be her coronation as horse racing's Queen of Europe. With six wins in a row behind her, including three classics, Salsabil is a warm
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      ARC LINE-UP
      195 28 1 ALBADR (trainer R. Armstrong), jockey Richard Hills (barrier 9) 2 IN THE WINGS (A. Fabre), Pat Eddery (16) 3 CHARMER (C. Biittain), Felix Coetzee (13) 4 SIKESTON (Brittain), Michael Roberts (5) 5 MISTER RIV (A. Spanu), Guy Guignard (1) 6 ROBORE (N. Pelat), Alfred Gibert (18) 7
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      Owner Ezekiel thrilled to bits
      334 28  -  Malcolm Bastians By SARATOGA SIX is a longshot in the $SM,MI Singapore Gold Cap, but owner Michael Ezekiel is thrilled to bits about having a runner In the richest Malayan Racing Association race. He is quite clear about Saratoga Six's chances in the Ithorse line-up.
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      Dirt tune-up for Steinlen
      142 28 US RACING NEW YORK Steinlen, last year's champion grass horse, was scheduled to have his second race on the dirt in 44 starts in the Jockey Club Gold Cup yesterday at Belmont Park. "We'll evaluate the race and then decide about the Breeders' Cup Turf or
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      Two champs: Doc, Three Rings
      1446 29  -  JULES CARTER By SINGAPORE GOLD CUP WINNERS Tabulated la »rder o* year, winner, weight carried, time, trainer and Jockey 1924 Thelasocrete 68 2:05.6 A. Heterlck/tralner 1925 Bonnie Friend 54 2:13.6 —/AM. Sleigh 1926 Sultan 61.5 2:04.4 T.C. Thompson 1927 Barbara Godolphln 61.5 2: 11.4 B.
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      Lock icon Dominguez, Yeoh share day's honours with three wins each
      487 29  -  Tan Thean Loon SINGAPORE ROUND-UP By FOUR-DIGIT DRAW October 6 1990 FIRST 8746 SECOND 8792 THIRD 6739 STARTERS 7024 0245 5832 2776 6280 7418 9801 0017 9396 2834 CONSOLATIONS 4135 2506 8849 5741 9768 6327 5655 2459 3418 6185 RICK DOMINGUEZ,
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    • SNIPPETS OF CUP HISTORY
      • Article
        A surname with many runs in the course of the Cup
        180 29 THE surname Donnelly weaves a long and intersting path through Cup history. Donnelly pops up with three different first names, all Australians, in the course of events. E. "Porky" Donnelly won on Abbot's Gift in 1930 and Longchamps 11
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        Lucky L.K.'s mixed luck
        94 29 GRENADIER'S Cup win in 1965 strengthened Ng Loong Kee's nickname of "Lucky L.K.". However, the Ipoh owner thought fate was about to place him in the large brigade of battlers when his home was later burgled of cash, jewellery and all his racing trophies. "It was
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        A surprise topweight
        210 29 IN 1968 MRA handicapper Malcolm Thwaites served up a sensation when he allotted 60 kg to a horse who had only won one race that season and had never been beyond 1,400m. Greenstone II had only won a 1,200m sprint in eight starts that year and was
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        Shock start
        134 29 LET'S go way back in time to the first Singapore Gold Cup, run at Fairer Park, site of today's sports complex. The 1924 Cup was not short of sensation although it got very little press coverage. The winner was an Indonesian raider, Thelasocrete, who carried a whopping 68
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      Classic set for winning account
      142 30 CLASSIC ACCOUNT showed lots of promise in his debut last week and looks set to go one better in Race 5 at Bukit Timah today. The five-year-old son of Assert was slow into stride in that run but opened up in stunning fashion in the
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    • Article
      Best Bet: Classic Account (Race 5) Cup longshot:Istanbul
      6774 30 .^^.———^^^-^——Going^Good^l E3fl| Singapore Gold Cup J^J Class 1 2.200m Stakes $500,000 1 7-0110 Colonial Chief 10 (6nzg Allan Promise) gysh Oo -2 61.5 2 -***** Danzadancer 9 (snzg Allan-Swettenham) gys Dominguez 57 3 -***** Starman 4 (snzg Teh Auric) gy Clapperton 1
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      THE EXPERTS' SELECTIONS
      254 30 Race M Bastians TL Tan Ron Teo 5 KIWI LADY 7 CAKERAWALA 5 KIWI LADY 1 8 HANDSOME PACKAGE 4 BEST COMBINATION 1 SEX APPEAL 13 ROYAL APPROVAL 5 KIWI LADY 14 PRINCE MCPEL 4 TREASURE DEER 7 BELTICO 7 BELTICO 2 12 MCGAVIGAN 3 LEADING STRIKER
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      YESTERDAY'S SINGAPORE RACE RESULTS
      1882 31 GOING: GOOD RACE 1 RES TERMS DIV 3 1,200 m 11 KBHU 52.5 c 53 (134-35) Mkh*awa(U) 1 1 1 15 GOLDEN SHOE 49 c 47 (13 8) Zakfi (4) 3 2 2 5 TANK IWADER 55 (5314) Yeap(l6) 4 3 3 13 VELOUR PET 50
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      287 27 9 CHRIS D'SOUZA is p Prosperity, Happiness, ;"r™f a "4j mm. A KML s authority on 'The Powers of La T^^Pf the Mind!'. You probably JF VfS* 1 Health. Success is a iS£' ipari But onco you see him you will T^^Hfc^ ~m m am /n« never forget the t-xperiencr
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      167 28 Hong Kong comes to Singapore Enjoy the distinctive flavour of Hong Kong cuisine in the heart of town SPECIALMENUS j Sauteed Assorted "Sea Angel" with >v jf Deep Fired Prawn Fritters with Cuttle f ish Paste iV Mango Sauteed Venison Meat Cudcs in Black Pcppei Claypot Yam ft Chicken Slices
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  • SPORT
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      Foreign 'stars' who fail to shine
      899 32  -  Alan Hubbard British leagues flooded with bargain-basement players P^H ENGLISH football is safely back in European competition after five years in the wilderness. The supporters of Manchester United and Aston Villa behaved so commendably in Hungary and Czechoslovakia last week that, fingers crossed, we
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      Italians facing a tough job
      420 32 Holders of trophies can expect tricky challenges in next round EUROPEAN DRAWS ZURICH The mighty Italian rulers of Europe's three soccer trophies face some tricky challenges to their supremacy following Friday's draws here, none more so than Inter Milan who play Aston Villa. The all-stars
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      THE PAIRINGS
      229 32 EUROPEAN CUP Dynamo Dresden (EG) v Malmo (Sweden), Red Star Belgrade (Yug) v Glasgow Rangers (Scot), Dynamo Bucharest (Rom) v FC Porto (Port), Real Madrid (Spn) v FC Tyrol (Aus), Bayern Munich (WG) v Sredets Sofia (Bui), Lech Poznan (Pol) v Olympique Marseille (Fra), Naples (Ita) v Spartak
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      Fans curse at Gil's games
      573 32 MONEY BACK AFTER DULL DRAW VIENNA Austria Vienna have decided to reimburse gate money to the 1,500 spectators who sat through their dull goalless draw last Wednesday against East Germans PSV Schwerin. Hie Anstrlans qualified for the next round of the European Cap Winners' Cap
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      SOCCER SHORTS
      216 32 JAN MOLBY is doubtful for Denmark's match against the Faroe Islands next week. The midfield player missed Liverpool's English First Division clash with Derby yesterday after injuring his back in training on Friday. Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish will wait to see how Molby is at the weekend before
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    • SPORT IN SHORT
      • Article
        Cincinnati tie baseball series 1-1
        131 32 Paul O'Neill drove in both runs and started a key double play from right field to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 2-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates and a 1-1 tie in the National League Championship baseball series on Friday. In the fifth inning,
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        Dawes gets the boot
        50 32 Rugby union legend John Dawes was sacked on Friday as Wales' coaching organiser after 10 years in the job. The 49-year-old former British Lions captain was dismissed along with his assistant Malcolm Lewis as part of the Welsh Rugby Union's drive to revitalise the Principality's fortunes.
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        Auckland keep shield
        133 32 Auckland fought off the last Ranfurly Shield challenge of the New Zealand rugby season in Auckland yesterday, beating Canterbury 33-30 after scores were level 15-15 at halftime. Auckland retained the shield in a game which took a strange turn in the second minute of the first half,
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        Eat and play at IA
        38 32 The Singapore Kerala Association celebrates the Onam festival today with a sports meet and food fair at the Indian Association grounds from 10am to spm. Coupons will be on sale at the venue.
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        Algerian anger
        68 32 Algerian pole-vaulter Samir Agsous was jailed overnight and released after striking an Egyptian official during a competition at the African athletics championships in Cairo on Thursday. The Egyptian athletics federation had made an official complaint which led to Agsous, who disputed a decision by the official, being thrown
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        $52,000 fine for Wyche
        69 32 The National Football League fined Cincinnati Bengals coach Sam Wyche almost US$3O,OOO ($52,000) on Friday for breaking league regulations by barring a woman reporter from his team's locker room on Monday night. The NFL said in a statement that commissioner Paul Tagliabue had fined Wyche one-seventeenth
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        Brain scan for Donnelly
        48 32 Formula One racing driver Martin Donnelly, badly injured in a crash during practice for the Spanish Grand Prix a week ago, underwent another brain scan on Friday. The Briton is recovering in a London hospital after being flown home from Spain earlier this week.
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        Chirez the hat-trick hero
        78 32 A hat-trick from Franck Chirez fired France to a 4-1 victory over South Korea's second team in the opening match of the Daily Telegraph Classic hockey tournament in Luton on Friday. France, seventh in the World Cup in Pakistan earlier this year, were rocked by an
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      Lock icon Friends to turn rivals in today's tennis final
      666 33  -  Shirlynn Ho Groen, Laustroer come back from one-set deficits HONDA-KAH TENNIS By THROUGHOUT the tournament, Holland's Sander Groen and Germany's Boris Laustroer had the moral support of each other the two good friends and training partners can be found watching the other's
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      Lock icon Goal feast raises the cheers amidst the beers
      327 33  -  Peter Khoo SCC SEVENS SOCCER By IF IT is goals, goals and more goals that you want to see, hop down to the Padang today for the final rounds of the Singapore Cricket Club Sevens annual soccer tournament. Proof of a promised
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    • Article
      Lock icon Determination pays off for Edberg
      501 33 1 worked hard, I never gave up and it feels pretty good.' Edberg SYDNEY World No. 1 Stefan Edberg, a beaten man for nearly two sets, fought back to beat Ivan Lendl 3-6, 7-6, 6-3 in a scintillating Australian Indoor tennis semi-fi-nal yesterday. Lendl, the
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      Lock icon Magpies rule for first win in 32 years
      263 33 AUSSIE FOOTBALL MELBOURNE The Collingwood Magpies beat the Essendon Bombers by 48 points yesterday to win their first Australian Football League grand final since 1958. Before 99,000 spectators at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and an estimated worldwide television audience of 80 million,
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      ALL THE RESULTS
      350 33 Penang FC 1 Bombay 0, Royal HK Police 4 Royal Bangkok 0, Likely Lads 2 Wanderers 1, Ex-Inter-nationals 2 BA Crocs 1, British Hotspurs 1 Calcutta 0, Swiss FC 1 ISCI Indonesia 0, Penang SC 2 Dutch Club 0, HKFC 3 Germans FC 0, Bombay 3 Vikings
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      SCORES AND STATISTICS
      821 33 BASEBALL National League c'shlp: Reds 2 Pirates 1 best-of-7 series tied 1-1). Japan's Paclflr League: Seibu 5 Nippon Ham 1, Lotte 6 Orix 5 (Ist game), Orix 10 Lotte 4 (2nd), Kintetsu 13 Daiei 1 (Ist game), Kintetsu 12 Daiei 3 (2nd). CRICKET Tour match in Rawalpindi:
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      41 33 V||ll|| NEXT DRAW NO. 493/90 I Monday, 8 October 1990 DRAW VENUE: I I I Hi Singapore Pools .P.-ivT^i LtJ 10 Anson Road #03-13/26 International Plaza Singapore 0207 Time 5.30pm Draw No. 493/90 Group I Prize $450,000 Group II Prize $59,000.
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  • OBITUARIES
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      296 34 321 Deaths 321 Deaths MADAM NG CHWEE SIAN AGE: 79 PMMd away peacefully on sth Oct. '90 leaving behind beloved: Sons: Daughters-in-law: Koh Joo Seng Klw Mol Koh Joo Meng Tan Lay Hua Koo Joo Teck Lim Cheow Keng Koh Joo Thlam (Deceased) Tan Mel Yuh Daughters: Sons-in-law: Koh Hul
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      321 Deaths
      160 34 LOW CHOO YEOW AGE: 78 paaaed away peacefully on 5.10.90 waving behind: Ma Fong Chow Har Sons: Choong Wing, Phillip Choong Khoon, Lawrence Daughters-ln-Law: Tay Wan Ho«, Alison Pang Yuh Shya Daughter* Foong Ngan, Judy Foong Mel, Molly Bons-ln-law: Michael Yap Klok Eng Qrandtona: Royston Low Daryl Low
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      322 Acknowledgements
      39 34 The family of the late DONALD LIEW NAM CHIN Departed 3rd October 1990 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to relatives and friends fur their attendance, condolences, wreaths, donations and assistance during their recent bereavement.
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      324 In Memoriam
      158 34 MUTHASAMY S/O SADIAAPAN (Ex-Malayan Railway Staff) Karumathl prayers will be held on 7th October 1990 (Sunday night) at Blk. 407, Clementi Ave. 1. Tel: *****17 followed by Athma Shanti Pooja at Manmathan Temple near (Kallang Gas Work) on Bth October 1990 (Monday night) at 7.00p.m. Please treat
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  • ASIAN GAMES
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      Lock icon South Koreans win rugged final
      390 34 Jeong A stars as Chinese are toppled BASKETBALL BEIJING South Korea's never-say-die women basketbailers broke the Chinese stranglehold to win a rugged final at the Asian Games here yesterday. The Koreans collapsed in tears of joy after dethroning the reigning champions 77-70 in a match
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      Sweet sound of success
      82 34 Sweet sound of success THERE are many ways to spur your team. For these Pakistani supporters, captured by cameraman ALBERT SIM, the use of music seems like a nice method to coax the best out of their men's hockey team. They sang. They beat the drums. They blew their flutes.
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      Lock icon The noisy, the quiet and the ugly fans
      366 34 BEIJING The drums pound, the cymbals crash and the cheering sections create a deafening roar. The Asian Games "la la teams" have been mobilised for action. But while the majority of ready-made fans keep each stadium and gymnasium jumping, there is also
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      FINAL-DAY RESULTS
      196 34 BADMINTON Men's doubles final: Li Yongbo Tian Bingyi (Chn) bt Park Joo Bong Kim Moon Soon (SK) 15-8 15-4. Women's singles final: Tang Jiuhong (Chn) bt Lee Young Suk (SK) 7-11 11-7 11-3. Bronze: Huang Hua (Chn), Susi Susanti (Indon). Doubles final: Guan Weizhen Nong Qunhua (Chn) bt
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      Lock icon Torrance equals record
      307 34 GOLF STUTTGART Sam Torrance shot eight birdies during a record-equalling 65 in the second round of the German Masters golf tournament on Friday but still trailed leader Bernhard Langer, of Germany, by two strokes. The Briton, using the 1.2--metre putter he designed himself, took just 26 putts.
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    • ASIAD ASIDES
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        Joo Sung loses his hair but wins title
        288 35 KIM JOO SUNG may have lost his shoulder-length locks and South Korea their Asian Games soccer title, but the Ural did not lead to the second. In fact, Joo Sung, affectionately nicknamed "Samson" because of his once-long hair and controlled strength, was
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        Talal is the Top Athlete
        140 35 Q ATARI sprinter Talal Mansoor has been named Asia's top athlete for 1990 and the outstanding athlete of the Asian Games in a poll of sportswriters. Talal Asia's fastest man, won the 100m in lO.dOsec to equal the Games record he set when he won
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        Propaganda home run
        129 35 TAIWAN won the baseball competition on Friday, but the head of Taiwan's national Broadcasting Corporation of China (BCC) was gloating over his propaganda home run. P.P. Tang, who is also commissioner of the Chinese Taipei Baseball Association, used his dual role to unleash a huge promotional campaign
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        Now AFC suspend Iraq
        105 35 INTERNATIONAL isolation of Iraq for their annexation of Kuwait is extending into the sports arena. Barred from the Games, Iraq were suspended on Friday from all football activities in the continent sanctioned by the Asian Football Confederation until the Gulf crisis is settled. A similar stand
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      Lock icon Coach hits out at Asian refs
      156 35 BEIJING Asian referees are not up to international standard, according to Sooth Korean soccer coach Park Jong Hwan. Park, whose job is on the line after his side lost the Asian Games semi-final, hit ont at the tournament referees In general and claimed in
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      Two firsts for diver Gao Min
      390 35  -  Tay Cheng Khoon By CHINA'S Gao Min notched up two "firsts" along the way to her second Asian Games diving gold medal yesterday. Gao Min, winner of the Imetre springboard on Tuesday, became the first woman to score more than 600 points in the
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      It's no fun Games anymore
      1242 35  -  Godfrey Robert True amateurs like Singapore will find the going tougher in the future By WHAT DO YOU THINK OF SINGAPORE'S SHOWING? SO China left the rest of the continent trailing far behind in the chase for medal honours at the Asian Games. Of the
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      142 35 rmniriMt tmnwnw Introducing Kenong Rimba Park Tour If you're looking for a holiday off the beaten track, here's one that will take you right into the deep, mysterious heart oi wilderness. A nature trip into unknown country untouched by civilisation. Your tour, organised by KTM and Tuah Travel <Sr Tours
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      Chinese duo hand Joo Bong and Moon Soo a rare defeat
      212 36 Men's badminton finals BEIJING China's top badminton partnership of Li Yongk° and Tian Bingyi inflicted one of the rare defeats on South Koreans Park Joo Bong and Kim Moon Soo to win the men's doubles and China's third gold.
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      Lock icon Gold-keeper gives Iran soccer title
      494 36  -  Tay Cheng Khoon Ahmadreza stops the ball twice in penalty shoot-out SOCCER FINAL by AHMADREZA Abedzadeh made two of the most important saves in his goalkeeping career to earn Iran the Asian Games soccer title here last night. After Iran and North Korea had failed
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      Jiuhong fights back to prove she's No. 1
      454 36  -  Hakikat Rai Women's badminton finals By TANG JIUHONG Proved that she was ready t° wear the world's No. 1 woman's tag when she came from behind to win the Asian Games singles ti- tle last night. The 21-year-old overcame a jittery start
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      Lock icon China's cagers Drove too strong for the Filipino professionals
      541 36 BASKETBALL FINALS BEIJING China beat the Philippines' all-professional squad 90-76 to keep the men's basketball championship yesterday, settling any doubts about who rules the hardcourt in this part of the world. The loss saddened millions of fans back in the basketball-crazed
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    • THE LATE NEWS
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        Liverpool closer to record
        113 36 Liverpool yesterday took another step towards English soccer's First Division record for consecutive victories in a season with their eighth straight win, a 2-0 success over bottom -placed Derby. Ray Houghton and Peter Beardsley scored the vital goals to keep their side six points ahead in
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        Dalglish first
        39 36 Kenny Dalglish was named the first Manager of the Month of the new English season yesterday following Liverpool's record-breaking start to the campaign. He receives a jereboam of champagne, an inscribed plate and a cheque for £250.
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        Hodge ready
        35 36 England soccer midfielder Steve Hodge is poised for a recall to the Nottingham Forest side for today's First Division match with visitors Everton. He missed Forest's last five games with a hamstring injury.
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        Bedok beaten
        53 36 Chong Pang qualified for the intei -constituency soccer final when they beat Bedok 3-0 in a round-robin match at Toa Payoh last night. Chong Pang will meet the winners of Thursday's match between Nee Soon East and Bedok. Nee Soon East edged out Kaki Bukit 4-3 on penalties
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        Khans in
        40 36 Pakistanis Jahangir Khan and Jansher Khan moved into the last four of the US$6O,OOO ($103,800) Stretch Challenge squash competition in Vancouver on Friday. Jansher ousted Brett Martin 15-11, 15-11, 15-6, while Jahangir outplayed Tristan Nancarrow 15-10, 15-6, 15-9.
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      TIME OUT
      4 36  -  By CHEAH
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      43 36 TODAY'S SCHEDULE, TV TIME (SBC 12j 7.00pm: CLOSING CEREMONY INSIDE GODFREY ROBERT ON SINGAPORE'S SHOWING Page 35 TWO FIRSTS FOR CHINESE DIVER GAO MIN Page 35 S. KOREAN WOMEN CAGERS STRIKE GOLD Page 34 ALL THE RESULTS FROM THE FINAL DAY Page 34
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      81 36 TODAY'S EVENTS I SOCCER SCC Sevens (Padang, Bam). FAS Island-wide League: Chong Pang v Chong Boon, Wellington FC v Ang Mo Kio (Sembawang Field), Upper Cross Soccerites v Marsiling, Ghim Moh Rovers v Stamford (Geylang), Inst. Hill v Übi Ave (Bedok), Mayflower v West Coast, Tessensohn v Cambridge Utd (St.
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  • Sunday Plus
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      8 1 Sunday Plus The Sunday Times, October 7, 1990
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        Incentive Isle, Singapore: How inviting is it?
        2080 2 1 1 cannot find any place as service:ariented in the world as Singapore. Not even at the :Claridges in London. Mr Donald Ebbert, president of First Financial -^-Companies, a US insurance firm Singapore has lost the image of being a cheap place. We
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        Having a party, the right way...
        632 2 M HOW far do organisers go to beep the incentive traveller entertained? Some of the known extravaganza include: A Susie Wong party at the Sheraton Towers Ballroom where 36 couples dressed up as Susie Wongs In slinky cheongsams and sailors in white and blue
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        ...And the wrong way to do it
        217 2 A COLONIAL theme party and cricket match at the Padang, with an entourage of vintage cars. Outcome: Ken- Air Sky links could not get a permit from the Traffic Police, says Mr Peter Lee, divisional director of the firm's conventions and incentives division.
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        LIGHTING UP
        371 3 If Indian women are despairing over what to wear for the coming Festival of Lights, SUNA R. KANGA has tips on how to update some traditional garb DEEPAVALI is no time to hide your light under a bushel, but Indian women in Singapore face a problem limited fashionwear.
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        178 3 7^Ae a /Ito/a J2? o/7 fAe /vai/. >1/»/ soaf The Mazda 323 Famili and Astina are designed to a concept that brings back into powerful new SOHC 16-valve engine (available in 1300cc and 1600cc manual/automatic) are driving a long forgotten pleasure fun. responsive and gusty on the highway, yet extremely
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    • FOOD
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        Four-course Chinese
        558 4 Tired of sharing dishes with other chopstick-wielding diners? MARGARET CHAN breathes easier at one restaurant in Sheraton Towers. EAT OUT AT A Chinese banquet, I once reversed my pair of chopsticks and, with the fatter ends, started serving everybody round the table. My younger sister sitting opposite me,
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        Which oat bran goes pop and mixes well with milk?
        758 4  -  LEE GEOK BOI A MATTER OF TASTE STUDIES in the United States, showing that oat bran can reduce cholesterol levels significantly, have led to cereal makers producing a range of oat bran cereals. Oat bran, according to The Whole Foods
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        THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
        402 4  -  EVELYN YAP Dressing up for the kids CHILDREN'S MENU Fleas Cafe, Orchard Hotel: 734-TT66 THE children's menu here is really for the kids not smaller portions of the same adult fare passed off as children's food. The secret to making even the fussiest little diner eat is
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        Say cheese to cheese
        989 5 Holes or no holes, soft or hard, the world of cheese offers melt-in-your-mouth temptations, says LEE GEOK 801 EAT IN SAY cheese these days and pizza comes to mind. Mozarella is one cheese which most of us have become familiar with, thanks to pizza advertisements. This
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        Recipes
        390 5 Lasagne Serves four 3 cups bolognaise sauce 200 g mozarella, grated 100 g parmesan, grated lasagne sheets 1 cup milk or water Layer bottom of a 21 cm by 21 cm square (or larger) oven-proof dish with lasagne sheets. Spoon over a layer of sauce topped with grated mozarella.
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        Yomeishu. A sister's shared experience
        5 5 Yomeishu. A sister's shared experience
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        How green is your car?
        615 6 WINSTON LEE looks at how Singapore vehicles treat the environment and argues for tax shelters VIEWPOINT GREEN issues are set to dominate the headlines in the 1990s and beyond. How, as motorists, can we go about doing our bit for the environment? Our cars already
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        Rover that purrs along on a Honda engine
        723 6  -  WINSTON LEE THE decline of Rover in the past decade reflects the general malaise in the British motor industry in the early 1980s. From a once-great nation of car-makers, Britain was steadily losing both market share and influence in car design and
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        330 6 H NATIONAL THEATRE TRUST I'M SENTS Michael Edgle^ and Global Entertainmeni Production A i. \>mp.in\ oi 100 Direct (r>>m the legendary Boishoi Theatre, Moscow Proudly sponsored by HNB Moscow Narodny Bank Limited j^B A(q L E'Tsl By unprecedented public demand V>^ Special Evening Performance W^-^-Sundav October 14, 19^0 7. >0
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        Dinner at eight? Better be there by nine
        450 7 THE COMPLEAT WOMAN VANA WHEN we last had a barbecue, the first guest arrived promptly at 6.30 pm in time to see us trying to save the chicken wings from the charcoal (they were the sorry victims of a hit-and-run accident involving
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        Preserving the Chinaman's chamber
        754 7 MAGDALENE LUM discovers a small museum in Chinatown that relies on the karang guni roan I know people shun collecting chamber pots. That's why I collect them...ln Victorian times some chamber pots even had portraits of Queen Victoria and other members off the royal family. THE
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        The gregarious Kite that swoops and kills
        399 7 BIRDWATCH MORTEN STRANGE NO WONDER the Brahminy Kite has become the most common bird of prey in Singapore. It is predominantly coastal and a real opportunist. You will see it fly low along the shore of the harbour or some river mouth, then
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        Where East and West do meet
        1543 8 Where East and West do meet On the occasion of Germany's re-unification, SUNGA R. KANGA remembers a weekend in Berlin soon after the Wall came tumbling down Strewn with graffiti on the Western side, the Wall was an unending gallery of an art that was born of frustration and humour
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        TRAVEL NEWS
        382 8 TRAVEL NEWS Hunt for Nessie, again SPEND this Christmas or New Year hunting for the Loch Ness Monster. The Swallow Hotels Group in Britain has this and other off-beat holiday offerings, like swimming in the North Sea and participating in a donkey derby, a tug of war and Caribbean-style party.
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        A holiday to keep you busy
        699 9  -  ANGELA WIGGLESWORTH By The music of cowbells drifted over the fields as we drank the local red wine on a cafe terrace overlooking the valley OUTWARDLY, there's nothing remarkable about the small Swiss town of Lenzerheide just south of Chur. What is unusual is
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        181 8 Where The Fashion Starts -(■■•••w**^**^ Little India's Great Saree Shop I Bol £n«Mq 1 ROYAL SAREE PALACE I noU£CnuiSJ A Grand Showroom Deepavali Sales All New Arrivals from our Own Imports V* A wide variety to choose from: Jfr, MAHABARA.TAM Wedding Sarees v--^#% KANCHEEPURAM. MYSORE CREPE PATH, KASHMIRE, BENGALORE, ARANI
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        All about growing up
        771 10 He wanted to be a pope but ended up as a pop star. Pet Shop Boy Neil Tennant tells EVELYN YAP about his past and the group's future directions 6 At 10 I wanted to be a pope. Then I wanted to be an actor. When
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        P. Ramlee's music updated
        276 10  -  LIM SEK ASIAN POP LEGENDA Sheila Majid (EMI) SHEILA MAJID, one of Malaysia's hottest pop properties, has found fame in Japan. In Legenda, she pays tribute to the legend of the Malay stage and screen, P. Ramlee. All the songs in the album are classics written
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        TOP OF THE POPS
        145 10 Singapore 1.(2) Blaze Off Glory Jon Bon Jovi H 2.(1) Oh Girt Paul Young 3.(3) flalaass M« WHson Phillips 4.(4) Valentine Girl New Kids On The Block *jj 5.(6) Close To You Maxi Priest 6.(9) Thieves In The Temple -> Prince 7() Where Are You Baby
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        Just a bit of sax
        301 10  -  LOH KENG FATT WESTERN POP LOST AND FOUND Lost Boys (Atlantic) BUY this for Randy O's hypnotic voice, which can scream like a Zero fighter plane and then dive to a brooding whisper. This time, the ex-leader of rock outfit, Odin, has an album that
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        203 10 teW^t PRECIOUS GEMS AND COLOURFUL CERAMICS /f~^| LACQUERWARE INTRICATELY WOVEN BASKETS SILK AND COTTON FABRICS K^jp^ Bangkok's best shopping bargains. i hkhhhhmbmhk^H| HHK^^HHI^ffIHHHi Siam Square is probably Bangkok's best known %sfi^t^ i i^l shopping area. Here you'll find silk and gems. ..rare »M^^^* UJ arts anc^ exotic crafts... designer clothes
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        Sons and brothers
        371 12 Jealousy, rivalry and competition are often the stuff of movies. What happens when brothers are in show business? TOM GREEN finds out. GARY and Martin Kemp, both starring in the recently shown The Krays, are not the only brothers involved in movies. As proof of the large
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        He ain't heavy, he's my co-star
        616 13 EMILIO Estevez. Charlie Sheen. The names are different, but the family is the same. Martin Sheen's sons are attempting a box-office blitzkrieg in the United States: Charlie's testosterone tribute, Navy SEALS, is out; Emilio has returned as Billy the Kid in Young Guns 11.
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        Selling Truth with sex, lies and scandal
        384 13  -  WONG KIM HOH FRONT PAGE Coming to Cathay cinemas HONGKONGERS possess one very distinctive trait the ability to laugh heartily at themselves. This probably explains why comedies by Michael Hui and his two brothers, Ricky and Samuel, are so popular. The trio are
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        Time's up for Another 48 Hrs
        476 13  -  TAY YEK KEAK ANOTHER 48 HRS At Shaw cinemas TAKE the title literally. Another 48 Hrs is a summer season Hollywood offering based on the conventional wisdom that any successful movie needs to be remade at least once. Nowadays, of course, it is mainly
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        630 15  -  VAL MACQUEEN ON TV AN INDIVIDUAL by the name of Fernando Allende, who appeared to be the compere, opened the programme by introducing Stephanie Powers as "a well-known notion picture star" and that serendipitous slip was the last touch of the unexpected on
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        526 15  -  S.C LEONG ETHER TALK THE simple act of twirling a dial reveals how the world is linked by a closely-knit web of radio waves. Stations jockey for space in a limited and tightly-packed bandwidth, sometimes overlapping each other. Listeners get snatches of Arabic,
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        953 16 \B flk^ P^CWEfc WHO V4AS WtViA^DtD I MHO D?ANK U WK< 1 WiX} if, ,11 Tl li T j 1 f IT(T1 T (T 1 1 Fl >&K/m\>S w^iHtLUX^OFiMMORTMrry vcr I I B||||B|y|^|l||a|u^y^g MAYBE I SHCULP MBP^^BK V FER&ETiT/ ~7~ Rw 7^;^ jWW I#Y r--^ U t V^ ~jiyl CAPRiCOm
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        202 17 /HERE'S TME V /i MAVE A FIERCE VULTURE J^CTX 4 (5U66E5T10N J £>Vffi^ S A TMINKYOU'ReX /<rrx Ki TMIMK VOULL I rv^^^l I /fM 60ING TO HAVE TO LEARN FACING THE fV^^S FINP THAT MOST Vy^\W\i I k NOT TO TAKE 5U66E5T10N5 lUJRON6UJAY... /ih Kg** 7U OF YOUR VICTIMS (fl.
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        433 18 j TODAY'S WORLD y{^ ""tS y/^ v» I 1^ II iSin T~ j»^^* SW^sOD||sJ^V AT ■v^ f l^/aVJ f g r^^rv —-H manage three note* In a month." white I'm ••ling? I'M TIRED OF THOSE L^ I'M MAKING -DORisr WIMPY CHICKEN J^k M OWN OATTER I WINGS THEY SELL/Vls^U T^T
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        798 19 I m If>A X C »/\.l.S>. TLX: RS ***** CLASS FAX: 732-0230 2 Eating Out SLOANE COURT HOTEL Largi Tiger Draugnt Beer $o 4U St lunch $7 to $B.*) steaks Ch a: Oxtal Stew at Teas. oabl( Rooms daily (rom >.." ipirards Free parking 17 B Rd S pi>re \o2t>
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        789 19 27 Garage Sale I EXPAT SELLING 6 units new t window alrcons (3hp 1 5hp i J4 en (I Q (ridge aith tee 1 maker b dtopensers Table 4 ai washing nmwhlnwi i Bab] r> t wttU 1 Stor.i.; r beat r v m ooki r atcrowave oven. tC All
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        589 19 35 Computer Products/ Services any CGMFUTEfi vgn;tor, printer probJ Fas) beap, g'tecd service (34-hr Tel 7'J3-G696 COMPuTrrS, MONITORS, PRiNTers, etc rep 1/ beap gteei Castt M gaUnk *****90 4Q***** Nt* co:.:rno zzzzx 3.\ih uiuiitii. J Ir:-.. Vu.i lit I s.ih- i:. k ii Taj 36 Fkwrers7 Ptenta BOUQAMVUEA SPECIALIST. ALL
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        580 19 41 Home Furniture/ 41 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing I<s^" f CEIUNGFAITsT ■pf^A. Incorporated with r iWC SAFETY WIRE t-^ FEATURES I Latest Design lIMII| 19 Cail nStalled n j :^ißa Maximum die m a^ l^^«iWWW; 3 yeaii Wdiidiiiy CF 18 I fEWARKIEMARK MARKETING PYE LTD I j 281, Tanjong Katong
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        612 19 c 55 Club Memberships v a RAFFLES COUNTRY CLUB indl- C vldual membership for sale. *****,000 inclusive transfer fee. Pis. tel: *****22 or fax: 338-0007. STARHILL GOLF FOR sale. M560,000. Warren golf- highest offer secures. Page *****73. TIOMAN GOLF MEMBERSHIP for sale Highest offer secures. Price neg. Call: *****60 56
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        579 19 CARRY OFF A ATTACHE CASE EVERYDAY Everyday, from today till October 21, one lucky adve reiser from our Classified i^M pages will be picked at random to win a 5" Focus attache case from Samsonite. I What's more, each day's winner will be entitled to take part in a grand
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        1416 20 63 Domestic Help 63 Domestic Help Available Available ■biH 1 1 Iff K L^L%\ _____^^^__B _______^____________H______HH__Pls_i *i 3|BBMntv ■ssv __m^gsl a iriVcl 1 1 _-4-ll CALL US FOR A DISCUSSION More than 400 hardworking S honest v<-> l^/,'"V Fihpina S Lankan InrJon maids /,->, availabls tor immediate selection > ....■./<.
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        640 20 99 Sales Positions Well Established Trader/ Stockist in Penjuru requires: MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE class ;i licence Diploma in Marketing CPT SALES REPRESENTATIVE Class3Ucen i)' Level In S ilence stream ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT with commerce certificate Compute] knowledge. Interested applicants, please write In tO 58 Taniong Penjuru S'pore 2260 With nr. photo by
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        989 20 101 Production 101 Production Positions Positions i Stainless Steel ornamental Tube manufacturer in j^f Jurong have immediate vacancies: la I Production Assistants I Mininium G.C.E. 'O' Level, persons with j&| relevant experience in metal finishes k TIC M welding will also be considered. If Starting Basic Salary $700/- month. m\
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        1513 20 131 Alfa/ Volvo For Sale 131 Alfa/ Volvo For Sale ~1 ROMEO I A331.7QV *$58,000 /^ft^ A33 1.7 IE *$72,000 UiCj^^ A331.716V *$80,000 A75 2.OTS *$85,000 77?e above prices include C. O. E. registration fee 6 months road tax. I uNtmsrmoHLYii |j Book Now To Avoid Disappointment! I SHOWROOMS: I
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        987 20 137 Toyota For Sale Hup Heng Lee Enterprise Highest otter cash payment for any model vehicle from '73 non parf to "90 parf 700cc 1600cc Commercial Vans A Lorries Tel. Mr Ong: 288-1448 Day/ Night •83 NEAR TOYOTA Tercel 1.3. sdoor, 5-speed. aircon radio cassette. New expensive 2K paint Interior
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        1079 20 139 Mazda For Sale NEAR '84 MAZDA 626. 5-dr rd Lax j till 391 Power steering 4; win- i dows Central locking Excellent condition $24,300 o.n 0 Pis Call I 776-1787 (no dealers) 1 OWNER, MID. '89. Mazda QTMU 13, 4-door. 5-speed. Tax April '9: j Power steering window) oen-
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        914 20 141 Daihatsu For Sale 4 MTHS CHARADE U BO U valve Power steering WindOWl central lock Michelm l\res $45.9K *****12 *****76 NEAR '89 CHARADE CX Hi i cond Centra, locking Swnß $36,200 one, Page *****92 10/86 CHARADE TURBO U o-dr Accident frer ortj Mack s rlmi hif; PBJHO 2^>'.'va. 12/88
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        651 21 145 Other Makes 145 Other Makes 145 Other Makes For Sale For Sale For Sale RENAULT SELL FOR LESS Find Out "Yourself In Our Showroom SORRY NO TELEPHONE INQUIRY 24 LENG KEE ROAD SINGAPORE 0315. FREE] When you buy a Lada Samara, I the COE valued at $9,888 is I
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        429 21 146 Commercial Vehicles For Sale 1978 DATSUN 120Y. Blind van No repair required CO B. paid. Radio. cassette. Selling cheap. 747U705 12/80 TOYOTA PANEL Van, 1 3 DX. 2K paint, 2 owners. $3,500. Tel 46******. 12/82 SUZUKI Jeep. 1000 c c. Power windows, aircon, hi-fi, C.O.E. paid. Call: *****19 1988
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        679 21 147 Motorcycles/ Scooters For Sale/ Wanted PRODUCTION FFGSXR 400H. In good condition Seldom use. Page *****79 Zari. SUZUKI GSX4OOF FOR sale or exchange to small bike. Ins road tax 10-91 Call Kamal *****85. SUZUKI KATANA 75OGSX, in good condition. Interested please call: *****87, weekdays after 6.30pm YAMAHA FZ 400, KG
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        971 21 172 Houses For Rent OPEN HOUSE TODAYI 12.30 PM TO 4.30PM. Oisl. 5 No. 2 Siok Wan Close Kxtenslvely renovated M'nii-d house 4 large bedrooma with ;Urcon units 1) storey with spurious $<\n backyard Asking rental $3,500/- per :nth. pfurn. SOLE LEASING AGENT JONES LANG WOOTTON PAGER *****87 Margaret *****10
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        947 21 173 Apartments 173 Apartments For Rent For Rent Immediate Occupation Billiard Room At the junction of Scotts Gymnasium. etc. Orchard Road, next to Self Service Free Hyatt Hotel Launaerette 14 000 sq ft Luxurious Ample Indoor Car Hotel Style Lobby Parking Lots I Swimming Pool. Tennis 24 hour Security Court,
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        677 21 176 Apartments Wanted (Rent) URGENTLY REQUIRED ALL areas houses, apts., condos., HUDC, HDB for rent/ sale. Pis. call The Manager, Tamlya Properties, *****80/ 6. CLIENTS OFFER HIGH rental/ 6 months advance payment. HDB owners call *****63. D.5 GHEENACRES/ THE Village condo. 2/ 3-rm. required by Jap./ Expat. *****68/ *****50 ERA.
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        1851 21 181 Houses For Sale 181 Houses For Sale (Dists. 12 20) (Oists. 12 20) f* FREEHOLD LAND~ "N < In district 15 > NEW 3-STOREY TERRACE HOUSE at No: 27, 29, 31 33 Lorong K, Telok Kurau Ready for viewing 11 units available 3 Bedroom 1 Servant Room T.O.P. approve,
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        950 21 190 Private Apts. For Sale (Dists. 01 08) D.5 PARKWEST CONDO. Well rer. ovated. high fir Morning sui. 1927 sq ft 3 bdrms Servant's Full facilities Apcot. Pg *****33 i D.5 PARKWEST. 1960 sq ft S Good fir Farm* tacilil.it> L> signer owner Open HOUM kMfaj san to lpm bik
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        1019 22 192 Private Apts. 192 Private Apts. 192 Private Apts. 192 Private Apts. For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale (Oitts. 12-20) (Dists. 12 20) (Dists. 12 20) (Dists. 12 20) I lake a inmd Entnnue. Ikn rup to ixdsor caxm ulxii :\i Y iVe h min r U^ Walk
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        531 22 201 HUDC Apartments For Sale I I ERA OPEN HOUSE 2PM TO SPM I BLK. 727 BEDOK RESERVOIR ROAD, -12-5030 Come see this expensively renovated mats and you will fall In love with it 1 Rosewood staircase German oakswood quality kitchen Cosy ambience nice reservoir view. Don't miss this wonderful
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        498 22 203 HDB Apts. For Sale (Bedok/ Tampines) EXEC. MAIS. TAMPINES Ave .s evtenslvely beautifully renovated. Near MRT. About 1600 sq.ft. $215K neg Talo 344-2366. EXEC. MAIS. TAMPINES Blk 151. Nicely decorated, high fir near MRT school/ interchange $240K neg Mr Ng tel. *****70. TAMPINES EXEC. MAIS, blk 429 The best
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        493 22 206 HDB Apts. For Sale (Yishun) ERA OPEN HOUSE T. 11:00am 3:00 pm Executive Maisonette Block 277 Yishun Street 22 #06-296, Spore 2776 Extensively renovated Near amenities e Facing park e See to appreciate' $210K negotiable TEL: 295-4811 ALI (SOLE AGENT) YISHUN 5-RM. BLK 159. 212. good view, 4-rm. Blk
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        592 22 208 HDB Apartments Wanted READY CASH BUYERS/PR wanted HDB/ HUDC resale flat In any areas. Best offer, reliable services assured. Quick sale transaction. Call: *****55 Budget CASH BUYERS WANTED: Any areas and dlsts. 3/ 4/ 5-rooms HDB flats it private apartments. *****98/ *****33, Ho Lin. ALL AREAS WANTED by genuine
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        742 22 266 Commercial/ Technical Courses Call *****87 CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL 1 TRAINING CENTRE I j Blk 162 *05-3545 Buktt Meran h -I Town Centre LEK MENG PROFESSIONAL I TRAINING CENTRE I Blk 205*04-00 hougang Street 2 1 I 55 Cuppage Ro3d I »08-21 Cuppage Cer.fe I 267 Language Courses STUDY JAPANESE For
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        103 22 306 Found CROSS TERRIER WHITE Clementi 1 area Owner contact SPCA at 287.1355 i ROAD TAX FOUND, reg no i AW*****1 Expiry date 10 90 j Owner contact 456-33* 307 Car Pools PAID LIFT REQUIRED FROM Hou i gang Ave to reach Pasir Pan jang by b.20 air: Call *****92
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        510 23 C.A.XS. is proud to announce 2 1 years of service to you since 1 969. VR U^ t 9 jm We have a host of activities to celebrate the occasion. Loads of fun, 1» m 1 H W games, contests and prizes to be given away to participants and winners
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        222 24 What happens when Andy Lau gives acting lessons to local TV actors? WONG KIM HOH reports. HONGKONG actor Andy Lau faced an uphill battle when he tried to get others to discuss acting on Caldecott Hill last Tuesday afternoon. Not that he lacked an audience.
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        742 24 Andy Lau prefers the natural style of acting of, say, Chow Yun Fatt (left), rather than the exaggerated style, practiced by Alex Man Highlights of the points he made about acting and himself in a near-monologue: On being an actor: Movie-mak-ing in Hongkong is more
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        523 24  -  CHEONG HUI KENG Sex and the actresses CAROL CHENG'S confession that she has decided to leave long-time beau Kam Kwok Leung, because of a lack of sex, has raised a storm among female Hongkong stars, who have been giving their own opinions about sex in a relationship. For
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        562 24 i Million Goldsmiths Jewellers Pte Ltd Officially Opens Her 7th Branch Today! b'fTi 7^|Si"i!^Ml Blk 152 Serangoon North Ave 1 #01-328 Singapore 1955 Tel: *****53 J9GESI9I 18H^^" Million Goldsmith, founded since 1954 by Its expansion over the years has resulted in Now launching the official opening of her 7th CBHHHPBiv
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        542 25 The Sunday limes APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES APPOINTMENTS TAX FREE I A major financial institution in the United Arab Emirates has vacancies for the following M staff in well established accounts and computer departments. (Pound sterling 35,000 per annum (Circa). Plus free accommodation, free medical care, plus other substantial benefits and end of
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        290 25 I OSS! NATIONAL I PPH UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appointment to the posts of: (1) EDITOR, UNIVERSITY LIAISON OFFICE (2) ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, UNIVERSITY LIAISON OFFICE (3) ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, CENTRE FOR MANAGEMENT OF TECHNOLOGY Qualification*/ Experience POST(1) Candidates should have a recognised University degree, preferably in English and
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        339 25 A leading European Bank invites applications for the position: I Head Of Credit Documentation Reporting to the Head of Loan Credit Administration. Job Description: The job entails mainly drafting, control and review of loan and security documentation. Qualification: Professional qualification in Law Minimum 3 years legal experience Familiarity with loan
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        541 25 WE'VE THE RIGHT COMBINATION The Product Company Place Spitop iililiffll Customers' IMI Needs Price Success Promotioii; International Group of Companies We are a successful and established Japanese multinational organisation manufacturing electronic components. In line with our expansion programme, we saak high calibre applicants to Join our progressive team. SALES/MARKETING EXECUTIVES
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        426 26 for bookings before 21 October 1990. i "W"^ JmL '■BH'lI 50 r f Discount for Children under 12 I A 1 A mI 1 '^^^M rfe^^KmtiL True happiness is cruising the vast -^^bHBM^P^ f ~*^teS( open seas, luxuriating in the lap of splendour m m m Jm i I i
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