The Straits Times, 23 June 1991

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No: 2866 55 CENTS MCI (P) 15/12/90 JUNE 23, 1991
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    New rules to control clanger dogs
    747 1 Measures aim to force pet owners to act responsibly and prevent attacks I STRICTER CONTROLS THE Primary Production Department has introduced several new rules to force owners of dangerous dogs to act responsibly and ensure that their pets do not attack people. Among other
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    President Wee to visit Indonesia next month
    154 1  - President Wee to visit Indonesia next month Paul Jacob By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA President Wee Kim Woe is scheduled to make an official visit to Indonesia next month, a senior Indonesian Embassy official disclosed in Singapore. Minister-Counsellor Achmad Kusumayudha told Indonesian journalists in an interview \mblished here yesterday that the
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    S'pore sends aid to victims of Pinatubo eruption
    152 1 a REPUBLIC of Singapore Air Force rcral today for the Philip pines with LOO large military tents worth sheltei people fleeing their homos after tho eruption of Mount Pinatubo. A statement from the Minist il Foi eign Affair lay said thai the
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    New surgical technique gives couple a very special Hari Raya Haji present
    433 1 BABY Nur binti Shamsuddin has made today a very special Hari Raya Haji for her parents, Mr Shamsuddin Abdullah and Madam Roslinah binti Salimin. The couple waited five years and paid at least $15,000 to have her and
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      7 1 Drink water to fight fat: Page 2
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      19 1 Growth Triangle 'All sides can gain': Page 1 1 Rising magma sparks fears of new eruption: Page 1 1
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  • NEWS FOCUS
    • IN SUMMARY
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        MENTALLY ILL NOT UNDERSTOOD
        99 2 The Government should wage a campaign to remove public prejudices against the mentally ill but it should first re-examine its own attitude towards mental health, urged Professor Tommy Koh yesterday. In a "top-down society like Singapore's, "this was one area in which it could lead in
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        GOVT URGED TO CUT RED TAPE
        69 2 Building industry professionals yesterday called for the government "to pull out the too many stops that come in their way in the development of new buildings. Participating in a Feedback Unit dialogue session, they said any changes in rules and regulations by the Government
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        TOTAL SERVICE WHEN MOVING
        64 2 Commodities trader T.P. Lim, 38, moved house last weekend, but he took it easy while workers from a moving company took care of the hard work. Ten moving companies said their services were especially popular with busy and affluent Singaporeans who buy expensive things which require
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        FACTORIES HIRE ILLEGALS
        47 2 In Johor, some factories have resorted to employing illegal immigrants to beat the labour shortage in the state. The Star reported that a study on human resources in Johor revealed that factories were recruiting illegal immigrants to fill hundreds of vacancies. Malaysia, Page 13
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        MALAYSIA, CHILE BOOST TIES
        78 2 Malaysia and Chile have moved a step further towards strengthening bilateral ties with the signing of several agreements as Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad continues with his four-day official visit to the South American country. Dr Mahathir told a press conference yesterday that he
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        BAKER VISITS ALBANIA
        79 2 US Secretary of State James Baker took Albania by storm yesterday during a landmark visit to celebrate the end of 46 years of communist isolation. The first US Secretary of State to visit this Balkan nation of 3.3 million was met by an estimated 200,000 cheering Albanians
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        DAE JUNG ASKED TO GO
        44 2 In Seoul, Senior opposition party members on Saturday demanded the resignation of leader Kim Dae Jung after his party suffered a stinging setback in local elections. Meanwhile, Mr Kim had taken ill and was in hospital. World, Page 7
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        ISRAELI UNDERCOVER SQUADS
        61 2 Israel has admitted for the first time That its soldiers dressed up as Arab men and women to catch f alestinians fighting its occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Palestinian activists and journalists have long known of the existence of such undercover squads but Israeli
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        CHINESE-AMERICAN PANEL
        89 2 After the Chinese army massacred pro-democracy demonstrators in Beijing two years ago, leading Chinese-Americans such as architect I.M. Pei and cellist Yo Yo Ma found themselves inundated with rails from people wanting to know how Chinese- Americans felt about the brutal crackdown. So Mr Pei. Mr Ma and
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        CHINA HITS OUT AT CRIME
        64 2 China has intensified its harshest anti-crime campaign in years, ordering a six-month crackdown on theft while preparing to stiffen punishments for prostitution and slave trading. The Xinhua news agency said a meeting of leading public security officials decided on Friday to launch a <ii ive
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      Switch from soft drinks to water to fight flab
      590 2 Schools to get more water coolers to encourage healthy habit FAT children wili fight flab faster if they switched from sweet drinks to plain water, Dr Aline Wong, Minister of State (Health), said last night. To encourage them to make the
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      Lock icon Colombian convicts stage protest against drug lords' luxury jail
      381 2 MEDELLIN (Colombia) Thousands of prisoners across the countrj have gone on a hunger strike to protest against unequal treatment as the government brought more surrendering drug traffickers to a luxury jail. Roberto Rscobar, 44, elder brother and deputy of drug lord
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      Lock icon Khmer resistance agrees on plan to break deadlock on peace talks
      280 2 BANGKOK I'rinco Norodom Sihanouk and his coalition partners yesterday agreed on a plan to end an impasse in Cambodian peace talks and a guerilla source said major progress might be made in negotiations next week. Although details of the
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      Lock icon New Delhi moves to lift central rule in Tamil Nadu
      413 2 NEW DELHI India's new Prime Minister Narasimha Rao and his ministers, starting work yesterday, recommended that central rule be lifted in southern Tamil Nadu, where former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated last month. President Ramaswamy Venkataraman was expected to
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      Lock icon Great-granny sets record with 13th child at 59
      119 2 BIRMINGHAM (Britain) A great-grandmother, a native of Bangladesh, gave birth to her 13th child at the age of 59, a record in Britain, according to a study published by a Birmingham hospital yesterday. The baby, whose oldest brother is 41, joined an
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      SJI to get Aussie headmaster as new principal
      561 3  -  Sandra Davie Current head to retire at year's end By SAINT Joseph's Institution, me ol the pioneer Independent schools here, wfl] have .i new principa] and deputy next year Brother Paul Rogers, 41, m Australian and principal >i Si Michael's College in
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      Great-grandad, 76 weds Filipino maid, 28
      610 3  -  Koh Bee Ann By 'I don't see any problems. I am in top shape and have no physical ailments. I meet all her needs and can do anything a young man can do sweating it out dancing at the discos, making love and driving
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      Four caught with 870 stolen golf balls
      270 3  -  Elena Chong By TWO men dived into three ponds to retrieve a total of 870 golf balls at a country club on Thursday night. Under the cover of darkness, the two "divers", Sani Wari, 40, and Tahar Yeon, 29, passed the golf balls
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      246 2 Showers over a few areas in the morning. TEMP (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 33 max., 26 min. SUNSET today: 7.13 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.01 am TRAVELLERS' WEATHER Amsterdam Hl7 C Cloud) Madrid 15/32 C Clear When* MBC Ooadj Manila 25/30 C Cloudy \urkland 5 11 C dear Mosrow
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  • WORLD
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      Lock icon Albanians give Baker a rousing welcome
      477 4 Tirana's move towards democracy wins US praise TIRANA US Secretary of State James Baker took Albania by storm yesterday durbu a landmark visit to celebrate the end of iti years Ofl communist isolation The first US Secretary of State to visit this Balkan nation
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      Lock icon Bush urges Gorbachev to work with Yeltsin on reforms
      497 4 WASHINGTON US President George Bush has urged Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev to work with Russian President Boris Yeltsin on political and economic reforms a day after giving Mr Gorbachev's chief rival a high-profile White House greeting. In a wide-ranging, 40-minute telephone
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      Lock icon Seven of 12 Politburo members 'to stand down at Viet congress'
      238 4 HANOI Mr Nguyen Van Linh, general secretary of the Vietnamese Communist Party, and a majority of Politburo members are to stand down at a party congress which opens here tomorrow. Vietnamese sources said yesterday. Others likely to resign include
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      Lock icon China diverts river as torrential rain kills 400
      259 4 BEIJING A month of torrential rain has killed more than 400 people in eastern China and forced officials to take the emergency step of diverting one of the country's largest rivers, an official newspaper said yesterday Flood control teams have rechannelled part
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      Lock icon Hanoi, London to discuss holding centres for boat people sent back to Vietnam
      373 4 HANOI The Vietnamese government said yesterday that it had agreed to an urgent request from Britain to discuss the possible creation of internationally-run centres to hold boat people sent back to Vietnam. Officials said the British Embassy
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      Lock icon More in HK sought British citizenship than there were places
      144 4 HONGKONG Britain's scheme to grant citizenship to more than 40,000 Hongkong households before the colony returns to Chinese rule in 1997 was heavily oversubscribed, government figures released yesterday showed. More than 65,000 families or individuals applied for British nationality before
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      Lock icon Israel admits existence of undercover squads
      605 6 Soldiers dress up as Arabs to nab Palestinian protesters JERUSALEM Israel admitted for the first time on Friday that its soldiers dressed up as Arab men and women to catch Palestinians fighting its occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Israel television showed
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      Lock icon Waldheim decides not to run for second term
      399 6 Waldheim decides not to run for second term VIENNA President Kurt Waldheim of Austria, who found himself ostracised by most world leaders for his wartime past, announced on Friday night that he would not run for a second six-year term in elections scheduled for next June. "After weighing the interests
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      Lock icon Major 'feels betrayed by Thatcher in her speeches on EC
      236 6 LONDON British Prime Minister John Major feels betrayed hy Mrs Margaret Thatcher, The Daily Mail, a London newspaper, said yesterday. The paper, which supports the ruling Conservative Party, splashed a story saying Mr Major considered he had been "stabbed in
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      Lock icon New party set up in defiance of PLO's monopoly on power
      202 6 JERUSALEM In defiance of the longstanding monopoly on political representation held by the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), an Arab from the West Bank town of Ramallah announced the formation on Friday of a new political party called the Palestinian
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      Lock icon Allies, fearing for Kurds' safety, halt pullout from northern Iraq
      314 7 ZAKHO Iraq) Allied combat troops have stopped withdrawing from northern Iraq, aa leaden in coalition capitals debate what to do to protect the Kurds, military officers aid on FYiday Western European governments have expressed fears that the Kurds would not
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      Lock icon Dae Jung asked to step down after polls setback
      488 7 20 opposition party leaders offer to resign SEOUL Senior opposition party members yesterday demanded the resignation of leader Kim Dae Jung after his party suffered a stinging setback in local elections. There was no immediate response from Mr Kim, a twotime
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      Lock icon Taiwan to lift ban on foreign workers in five key industries
      195 7 TAIPEI The Taiwan government would lift a ban next month on hiring foreign workers in five key industries, officials said yesterday. Mr Chao Shou-po, Chairman of the government's Labour Affairs Council, said the five industries textiles, metal, machinery, power
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon London hospital may sack workers who look glum
        74 9 LONDON A hospital that wants to cut costs may sack workers who look glum. Managers at Guy's and Lewisham Hospital Trust, which wants to shed about 100 jobs, are deciding how to jadge staff when considering who to sack. I'nder one proposal
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        Lock icon Britain picks British tank
        98 9 LONDON Britain on Friday announced it had chosen the British-built Challenger 2 as its new main battle tank, rejecting competing bids from the United States, France and Germany. The contract for about 130 tanks was announced by Defence Procurement Minister Alan Clark, ending months of speculation
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        Lock icon Blast at fireworks factory
        47 9 RIO DE JANEIRO (Brazil) An explosion at a fireworks factory here on Friday killed at least 18 people and seriously injured many others, police said. The factory was completely destroyed by the explosion and subsequent fire. Several nearby houses were dam- aged. Reuter
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        Lock icon Mounties vs The Mountie'
        111 9 OTTAWA A wrestler who dons the uniform of Canada's Mounties, handcuffs his foes and jolts them with a fake cattle prod has been warned by the real red-coated officers that his act is putting their image on the ropes. "The Mountie", a 104-kg bad-guy on the
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        Lock icon Leading British retailer dies
        107 9 LONDON Sir Isaac Wolfson, the son of a RussianJewish immigrant who left school with tittle forma] education and became one of Britain's leading retailors and philanthropists, has died, his family said. He died on Thursday in Rehovot, Israel. He was S3. Sir Issar was president of
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        Lock icon 'Werewolf boys barred
        94 9 LONDON Two Mexican boys suffering from a condition known as Werewolf Syndrome, which causes them to bo covered from head to toe in curly black hair, were barred on Friday from appearing in a circus. Danni Rasmos-Gomez, nine, and his brother Larri, 14, who suffer from hypertricosis,
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        Lock icon Dow Jones up 11.62 points
        48 9 NEW yokk Under pressure all week, stork prices rebomded on Friday to post their first gain on the WCCk'a heaviest volume. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 11.62 points, to 2,965.56 Volume rlimbed to 194.6 million, up from 164 million on Thursday. NYT
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      Lock icon Bush shows his hand...and heart
      58 9 Bush shows his hand... and heart picture. High-handed tactics or mixed signals? US President George Bush attempting to say "I love you" using sign language during a meeting with winners of Washington's Gallaudet University's national oratorical contest in the Oval Office on Friday. The contest is for hearing-impaired high-school students
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      Lock icon US officials cripple Asian gang with heroin haul
      258 9 HAYWARD (California) Officials have seized 480 kg of high-quality heroin and virtually dismantled a major Asian drug-smuggling gang in the crackdown. Customs spokesman Mike Fleming said on Friday it was the biggest heroin seizure ever in the United States. The previous record
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      Lock icon Top Chinese-Americans set up panel to represent community
      622 9 NKVV YORK After the Chinese army massacred pro-democracy demonstrators in Beijing two years ago. the Chinese-American architect I. M. Pei found himself inundated with calls from people wanting to know how Chinese-Americans felt about the brutal crackdown. So, too, did other leading
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      Lock icon Fugitive Chinese student leader escapes to US
      189 9 PRINCETON JUNCTION (New Jersey) One of the most SOUght-aftei leaders of the Chinese student demo<iac\ movement put down vi<. lently by rhe Chinese army has escaped to the US after two years n a fugitive. In his first interview since arm ing last
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      Lock icon China intensifies its campaign against crime
      407 10 ■Six-month crackdown on 'rampant 9 theft ■Stiffer penalties for prostitution, slave trading HKiJiw; China his intensified its harshest anti-crime campaign in years, ordering i .Mx-nnmth crackdown on theft while preparing to stiffen pun ishments tot prostitution and slave trading The Xinhua news agency said
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      Lock icon US Supreme Court strips nude dancers of free expression rights
      252 10 WASHINGTON Nude dancers can be prosecuted under public indecencj laws and forced to perform their erotic entertainment wearing pasties and G-strings. a sharply divided US Supreme Court ruled on Friday. By a vote of the to four, the court overturned
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      Lock icon Dying Aids woman makes last angry plea
      636 10 Have protection laws, demands victim who was infected by her dentist 1 blame Dr Acer and every single one of you bastards. Anyone who knew Dr Acer was infected and had full-blown Aids and stood by not doing a damn thing about it.
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      Lock icon Sharp rise in number of child abuse cases in Japan
      350 10 TOKYO For nine-year-old Mariko, home was not a place of love and caring but a battlefield. When she was taken into an orphanage six years ago, she had to be hospitalised for four months to cure more than 50 burns
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      Lock icon Search for cure not moving fast enough
      307 10 FLORENCE Scientists are making steady process towards a ewe for Aids, but they are not moving nearly as fast as the epidemic itself This was the message from the Seventh International Aids Conference that ended on Friday aftei six days of presentations attended
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    • PEOPLE
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        Lock icon HK actress in hot soup
        138 10 HONGKONG film actress Lau Sueh Wah could face two years in jail in Taiwan for illegally keeping an orangutan, a species which the island's government lists as protected, agriculture officials in Taipei said on Friday. She was found to be keeping the 10-month-old orangutan in
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        Teacher tired of harping on
        94 10  -  TAN LIAN DHARAVADI Dhiradhorn. 42. is Thailand's only accomplished harpist but she has given up teaching the instrument to budding musicians. Too many of them give it up, she says. Instead. Ms Dharavadi. who is the deputy principal of the Royal Thai Navy's music college,
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        Book a princely effort
        107 10  -  KWAN WENG KIN PRINCE Takamado, a cousin of Japan's Emperor Akihito, has just published his first book a collection of dialogues between the Prince and 18 leading Japanese artistes in ballet, opera and the traditional arts. The book, which includes an essay in which he demonstrates
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        Lock icon Sununu is stamp of caution
        154 10 WHITE House Chief of Staff John Sununu is I cautious stamp collector. B SOUroe who attended a recent Christie's auction said. About 75 pa tsenl of the participants in US stamp auctions aie "in the trade", said the source. himself a member of that majority.
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  • ASEAN
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      418 11 WASHINCTOX Asean has voiced concern about a potential shift of American investment from Asia to Mexico because of a North American IMC trade agreement "We registered OUT concern mote on the investment side than on external tariffs ind other issues," said Mr
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      Lock icon Rising magma sparks fears of another eruption
      172 11 Eruption of Mount Pinatubo Another volcano in northern isle also shows signs of blowing up MANILA Rising magma sent new shock waves cours ing through Mount PinatUbo yesterday as officials warned civilians u> evacuate low-h ing areas as heavj rain loos ened debris
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      Lock icon 50,000 visit Sukarno's grave on 21st anniversary
      209 11 JAKARTA a record a wd ■if about iO,OOO pe vpte visited the pave oil lnii<>! esian fonn ding presideal Sidou no on One .list anniversarj d his death, reports said hei i yesti i day. People Hot ked i the i\ eramcnt-built mai
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      Growth Triangle: All sides can gain, says Jakarta envoy
      410 11  -  Paul Jacob By Jakarta Correspondent JAKARTA The question of who stood to gain most should not become an issue in discussions on the Growth Triangle concept, a senior Indonesian diplomat told journalists in Singapore on Thursday. Mr Achmad Kusumayudha. Minister-Counsellor of
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      Lock icon Bangkok to spare callgirls who go for regular checks
      194 11 BANGKOK The Thai government will not arrest prostitutes who can prove that they BC for regular health checks. Deputy Prime Minister Meechai Ruohupan toltl reporters on Friday that prostitutes who could produce health cards showing they were being examined for disease
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  • MALAYSIA
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      Lock icon Malaysia-Chile ties get a boost from five accords
      376 12 SANTIAGO Malaysia and Chile have moved a step further towards strengthening bilateral ties with the signing of several agreements as Prime Minister Oatuk Serf Dr Mahathir Mohamad continues his four-day official visit to the South American country. Dr Mahathir told a press
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      Malaysian students in Taiwan 'offered work in Indonesia'
      185 12  -  Ping Lin By Writing for The Sunday Times KUALA LUMPUR Taiwan ese investors have recruited substantial number of Mala) sians, who have studied m Taiwan, to work in Indonesia according to a report in thr Sin Chew Jit Poh. The newspapei said
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      Schoolboys watched porn on Haadyai trip
      188 12 ABOUT 40 schoolboys on an educational tour to Haadyai ended up watching a onehour pornographic film in their hotel rooms last month. The Star newspaper reported that the Interact Club members, aged between 14 and 18, were on an exchange visit to the Thai
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      Lock icon Bank Negara likely to recover major portion'
      291 12 Gold deposit with bankrupt US firm KUALA LUMPUR Finance Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is confident Bank Negara will get back a large part of its Mslls million (5573.6 million) gold deposit with the American firm. Drexel Burnham Lambert Trading Company, which was
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      Lock icon Get-rich-quick scams: 8 on the run, one after plastic surgery
      274 12 KUALA LUMPUR Five operators and three agents of get-rich-quick schemes sought by police have gone into hiding with one operator even resorting to plastic sur- gery to avoid arrest. Police believe that the promoter of Permata Mahir Sdn Rhd, Zolkafley
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      Some Johor factories hiring illegal immigrants
      345 13 Labour shortage may hit plans to achieve 12% growth by 2005 CURTAIN factories in Johor have, as a last resort, begun employing illegal immigrants to beat the labour shortage in the state. The Star newspaper reported that a Stud] 00 human resources in Johor
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      Lock icon Man, wife get death for drug trafficking
      278 13 1 ,307 g of heroin found in couple's house PENANG Former insurance agent Chong 800 Goh, 32, and his wife, Tan Lek Wan, 30, were sentenced to death on Friday by the High Court for drug trafficking. Mr Justice Mohamad Dzaiddin Abdullah told
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      Impressive show by two local actors, so judges hand out two scholarships
      356 14 .\it .o.ui actoi s <t t'i v so the sponsor of an arts m hoiarship decided to give tun instead ol fust one award r h;> year Ma Neo Swee Lin, 28, and M: curton rurner, 24, were
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      S'pore-based agency wins a gold in New York
      247 14 SINGAPORE-BASED advertising agency The Ball Partnership did itself proud in New York last week when it won a gold and two bronzes at the prestigious New York The One Show The One Show is one of two top international advertising award shows
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      Prof Koh: Time to get rid of bigotry against mentally ill
      733 14  -  Zuraidah Ibrahim Conference on Social Services: The Next Lap Govt urged to take the lead in moulding public awareness By 'We need to enlarge the variety of our role models. They should not be confined to just politicians and
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      Compulsory social work for students suggested
      388 14 INDEPENDENT schools and junior colleges should help to mould the volunteer spirit in the young by requiring their students to do some compulsory social work. Professor Tommy Koh suggested this yesterday when he called for two new traditions to be cultivated among Singaporeans volunteerism
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      New unit to run HDB industrial areas
      283 14 AN INDUSTRIAL Properties Department will be set up to manage the industrial areas I in Housing Board estates on July 1. The new department (IPD), set up by HDB. will look into ways to improve the environment in these areas and be more
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      New and better walkways along three roads in Civic District
      136 14 ANOTHER project to upgrade pedestrian walkways in the Civic District has been completed. Pedestrians will now find sections of Bias Basah Road, Stamford Road and Queen Street more convenient and safe to walk on. These sections previously had no walkways
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      SAF EXERCISE
      262 14 SAF EXERCISE THE Singapore Aimed Forces will hold military ex erdses in the him Chu Kang. Hong Kah. Marsiling. Man i dai. Sembawang. Loyang, Tampines. Upper Jurong. Jalan Bahar, Kranji and Sele tar areas fi'om H am. Tuesday to 12 noon. Saturday. Blanks and thunderfiashrwill be used and the public
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      Growing number hire foreign maids to look after the elderly
      946 15  -  Koh Bee Ann By '...the more well off employ two maids who can then keep watch in two shifts day and night.' Managing director of A. C. Toh Enterprises Ronnie Toh. madam S K Lee, »5. a tethCT, hired a
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      Three beggars caught with over $2,500
      221 15 THREE foreigners caught begging here recently were found to have a total of more than $2,500 in their possession. A 39-year-old Bangladeshi, who was seen begging at the tni: Sera] Market by the authorities, was found with $1,11'.) in his possession. He worked in
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      Building industry wants less red tape, more flexibility
      473 16  -  Kevin Lim By BUILDING industry professionals yesterday called on the Government to pull out sane of the excessive stops that come in their way in the development of new buildings. I nit dialogue session, they said any changes in rules and regulations
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      Two courses for penal and drug inmates to upgrade skills
      293 16 PENAL and drug inmates will be able to upgrade their working skills through two nationally-recognised courses which are now made available to them. The two courses. Core Skills for Effectiveness and Change (Cosec) and the Fast Forward Workperfect, will set
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      Zoo's Primate Kingdom features eight new species of monkeys and lemurs
      414 16 Zoo's Primate Kingdom features eight new species of monkeys and lemurs GOING APE VISITORS to the Singapore Zoological Gardens got a treat yesterday. Thej weie the first to see eight new species of monkeys and lemurs the latest additions to the zoo. Set in a one-hectare large enclosure with six
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      Two groups insist on going ahead with own opera festivals
      620 17  -  Leong Weng Kam Mita hoping to get them to host joint festival By rWO rival Chinese opera groups are at loggerheads over which of them wOl OTga fuse Singapore's Rrsi international Cantonese opera festival next year Neither knew ol the
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      Man jailed for stealing at mosque
      325 17  - Man jailed for stealing at mosque Elena Chong By A MAN who tried to steal a wallet by cutting the pocket of a man's prayer robe in a mosque and stole from another man in a different mosque was jailed for a total of three years on Friday. Mat Yatim
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      Waiting time at clinics reduced despite heavier patient load, says ministry
      325 18 WAITING time .u the specialist clinics in the Singapore General Hospital and other government restructured hospitals has gone down despite a 20 per cent increase in patient hwd Since the restructuring, said the Ministry of Health. Responding to a
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      Man claims trial to bribe charge
      86 18 A MAN yosterdny claimed trial to a charge of giving a $50 bribe to an army officer in return for rewarding him a taekwon-do black belt. Sales manager Ronnie Lim Swee Hai, 29, is said to have corruptly given the money to Mr Pang
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      Good times for professional movers
      697 18  -  Chua Mui Hoong By COMMODITIES trader T. P. Lim, .'5B, moved house last weekend, but he took it easy while workers from a moving company took care of the hard work. The $15,000 worth of imported antique rosewood furniture in the living room, some with
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      Friends and neighbours provided free service
      242 18 FOR housewife Mrs Foo Chee Jin, 50, and her family, moving house took one month and about a dozen trips and involved a network of friends and neighbours. But it cost next to nothing. Her family moved from a three-room flat in Sin Ming
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      Opening of DNA lab expected to boost crime probes
      615 20 Forensic institute also offers database on poisons Deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA, is found in every cell in the human body except red blood cells. The tests are based on the fact that each person, with the exception of identical twins, has
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      Lock icon 4,500 sheep imported for sacrificial slaughter
      196 20 THESE are some of the 4,500 sheep which have been specially imported for slaughter to mark Hari Raya Haji today. Well-known television star and comedian Mahadi Shor (above), 40, has been looking after these sheep for the past few days since they arrived from
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      Short-sightedness to be studied by new NUS department
      555 20 Plans for $1m laser and research on diabetes-linked blindness SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS among Singaporeans and how to correct it. These are two main areas the National University of Singapore's newly-formed Department of Ophthalmology will be concentrating on. The department, set up on June 1
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      All eyes are focused on live operation
      484 20  -  Julia Goh By JUST seven months ago. Mr Kwok Wai Keong, 39, had to wear glasses with very thick lenses and could only see near objects at arm's length. Yesterday, he was a step nearer to regaining his full vision after an operation
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      152 19 BROWN CAPUCHIN HUSSAR MONKEY LION-TAILED MACAQUE «i H^-.^ fc^^te* 1 y <\ y^v. '< See Some New Faces This Weekend. Come to the Zoo this weekend and meet some Youll find them all in one new habitat, generously new mates. Primates. Hordes of them. sponsored by POSBank. Six islands called
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  • PROFILE
    • The Sunday Times VIEW
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        Altered states
        299 21 THE recent High Court ruling declaring a sex-change marriage invalid has thrown all other sex-change couples into a legal limbo. Since 1972. when the first sex-change operation was carried out here, Singapore has become a centre for such surgery, changing the sexes of more than 500 people SO
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      25 YEARS AGO
      134 21 What The Sunday Hint's reported on June 23, 1966 HEALTH Minister Yong \'yuk Lin announced in Parliament that a hospi tal of 700 bods would be built for the eastern part of Singapore under the Second Five-Year Development Plan. Mr Yong said: ""The present bed capacity in
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      Man of politics and prayer
      1299 21 Gentle, mild-mannered and endowed with a sense of humour, the humble 60-year-old chief minister of Kelantan is no radical The Parti Islam annual congress held a fortnight ago in Kuala Lumpur ended on a high note, with delegates inspired by the party's success in capturing
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  • VIEWPOINTS
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      Money makes heart remain true to S'pore
      959 22 I Tan Sai Siong With the loss of attachment to old places and faces, is there much left to anchor this generation and the next to the country? Yes, ensure that it remains prosperous. A ST.-YIISIU'AIJ.Y-MINI) ED b lend recently took out his
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      No need to stoop so low to racist remarks
      850 22 I Christopher Cheang Until the West accepts the fact that Japan has 'arrived' and might become the leading economic power in the coming years, the latter will continue to be envied and feared ANTAGONISM and distrust towards a business rival are
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      Take interest in real interest rates
      882 22 I Goh Eng Yeow Assuming that mortgage rates remain at 6.5 per cent over the next 30 years, a buyer who takes up a $400,000 loan will have to cough up $920,000 at the end of the tenure THE final programme of the Risk
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      How to 'catch' a man
      246 22 FIGURE IT OUT with Agnes Chen TWO weeks ago, Singapore's chief population planner revealed that more than six in 10 uni-versity-educated women aged 25 to 29 are unmarried. Happily, the set of figures for men reveal that, for women so inclined, a battle plan can
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  • ANALYSIS
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      The new spy wars
      2152 23 'Useless'. So said General Norman Schwarzkopf recently of the CIA. Hampered by red-tape and internal squabbling, can America's spies out-manoeuvre not only enemies like Saddam Hussein but aggressive economic competitors like Japan? BRIAN DUFFY and JIM IMPOCO report. Tipped off by the CIA that a US$lOO
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      SUNSTROKES
      3 23  -  Adwin Agawin
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      America's top spy chiefs: Hits and misses
      325 23 THE first time a CIA was contemplated, in 1944, it was booed off the national stage. The credit goes to a campaign of alarmist press leaks from FBI chief J Edgar Hoover. A new spy agency, he said, would soon become a kind
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  • RACING
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      Lock icon Lim hots up with three out of three
      427 24  -  Tan Thean Loon SINGAPORE RACING Bv rRAINER l.irn Hock Bee, I has picked up steam \g tin after a lean season last chalked up a 100 per success at Bukit Timah yesterday saddling three winners with three runners ihe Penaag trainer was
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      STEWARDS' REPORT
      689 24 I FOUR-DIGIT DRAW June 22 1991 FIRST 4366 SECOND 3483 THIRD 8080 STARTERS 1 8887 6866 2625 5326 2959 1192 8137 6149 8292 1518 CONSOLATIONS 3271 8986 5847 0567 6271 3727 1168 6979 9693 3268 RACK 1: Derby Boy was slow into stride. Shortly after the start, Lesupharn
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      Lock icon Elbio is champion sprinter
      130 24 Elbio is champion sprinter BRITISH RACING ASCOT (England) Elbio was crowned Europe's champion sprinter t)n Ki iday when he produced blistering burst in (ho final 200m to win the I 70,000 ($199,500) Kind's Stand Stakes. The l.'i-h favourite justified his tag as American jo< k<>\ Steve Cauthen rode him to
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      YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
      890 24 RACE 1 CLASS 4 DIV 2 1,200m 1 OPERATION EAGLE 545 (11-i KC Ng 1 1 1 2 LUCKY AIM 56 b (62 19) Danis b 2 2 2 11 TRULY GOLDEN 51.5 c52 (86-24) Leong iO 4 3 3 Others in finish order: Hongkong Valley 54 (15-5)
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      TODAY'S SINGAPORE GUIDE
      2598 24 GOING: GOOD Class 4 Ply 7 1,2C0m v Ratings IV 78-69 Stakes $23,000 I 060 lotiganis 3 in<t> Allan Happy) (1400m) Oo 56 5 0 0 Svetlana Prosser 7 (3et P Lee PG Ong) (1400m) Sharrol c3 56 5 Kestrel 2 (snzg D Chua Owner) (1400m) Michikawa
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  • SPORT
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      Lock icon No sting but Ali no bumbling bee
      1284 25 MANY picture Muhammad Ali as a shell of one of boxing's greatest; a portrait of delayed damage from all the heavyweight punches that he copped during his colourful ring career. But he is still a star and still ieads a full life, setting
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      Lock icon Ali loses legal fight
      103 25 LEBANON (Indiana) Classic Sports Promotions Inc. won a default judgment over Muhammad AM on Friday in a contract dispute. The Boone Superior Court ruled against All, who did not appear in court, and took the amount of the settlement under advisement, noting it would be between
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      Lock icon Lewis, Johnson but no Burrell
      281 25 ATHLETICS HOUSTON American sprint king Leroy Burrell has decided not to take on club teammate Carl Lewis and disgraced Canadian runner- Ben Johnson next month prompting an angry salvo from the French organisers of the star-studded showdown. Burrell. who set a new world 100 metres
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      Lock icon Krabbe loses at home
      149 25 NEUBRANDENBURG (Germany) Triple European" champion Katrin Krabbe, who has been beset by problems off the track, was beaten over 100 metres in front of her home-town crowd on Friday. The 21-year-old former F.ast German, whose recent train ing has been upset by disturb ing threatening letters
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      Lock icon Akabusi hits form
      133 25 BELFAST Kriss Akabusi tuned up for Britain's defence of the European Cup in Frankfurt next weekend with an emphatic 400 metres hurdles victory in Belfast on Friday. Akabusi followed up his international match win against Germany 48 hours earlier with another success, this time in 48.88sec his
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      Lock icon 'Mike, let's get it on'
      192 25 BOXING NEW YORK Undisputed heavyweight champion Evander Holy-field's promoter said on Friday he has placed advertisements telling former champion Mike Tyson that Holyfield wants to fight him. Dan Duva, president of Main Events, said in a press release that the half-page ads in two I^as
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      Lock icon Rethink on gloves
      100 25 PHOENIX State boxing commissions in Arizona and Nevada are reconsidering their policies on six-ounce boxing gloves, which may be too dangerous even for smaller boxers. Both states and lowa have waived glove-weight requirements in the past to aceom modate the International Boxing Federation, which allows the to
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    • Countdown to the Wimbledon tennis championships, starting tomorrow
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        Lock icon Martina, Arantxa set for showdown
        581 27 But both bemoan Monica's withdrawal from Wimbledon WOMEN'S ACTION EASTBOURNE I Kngland) Martina Navratilova ami Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, both playing like demons on grass. set up an intriguing final with easy wins at the U*****,000 Kast bourne woman's tennis tournament on Friday. And afterwards, both
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        Lock icon Title-holder Sampras set for fierce battle against big-serving Goran
        351 27 MEN'S ACTION LONDON Defending champion Pete Sampras is set for a fascinating showdown with big-serving Goran Ivanisevic in the final of the Manchester Open tennis tournament. Sampras, the top-seed and United States Open champion beat Finland's Veli Paloheimo 6-4, 7-5 to
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        Lock icon Dutch ace Bovelander turns down Aussie offer
        309 27 HOCKEY PARIS Floris Jan Bovelander, scorer of a crucial goal in Holland's 2-1 European Cup hockey semi-final win over England on Friday, has turned down a chance to play in Australia. England gave the Dutch world champion its biggest test of the competition.
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        Lock icon Lousy weather, lousy British players — two of Wimbledon's unwanted traditions
        875 27 Lousy weather, lousy British players two of Wimbledon's unwanted traditions IT'S JUST NOT TENNIS, OLD BOY! 'Sadly, one of the easiest predictions to make for the Championships and many flock to the bookies to do so is that most of the world can beat the best of the British. Even
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      Lock icon Chan has to solve the Pathma puzzle in defensive jig-saw
      875 28 Wilfred Yeo reviews the Pahang-Singapore Semi-Pro Div One soccer match LAST Friday's goalless draw with Semi-Pro League Division One rival Pahang in Kuantan was a milestone match for Singapore: it secured its first away point of the season. That breakthrough
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      Lock icon Venables, Sugar take over Spurs
      428 28 LONIXON Team manager Terry Venables finally won his marathon battie for control of troubled English First Division soccer club Tottenham Hotspur yesterday. Tottenham said in a statement it had accepted a bid by Venables and electronics millionaire Alan Sugar, who had both accepted an invitation
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      SOCCER SHORTS
      250 28 IRELAND striker John Aldridge yesterday joined Trarimere Rovers, newly-pro-moted to the English Second Division. AMlidge has Iwen with Spain's Real Sociedad for the past two seasons. The fee was £250,000 ($725,000). The 32-year-old former Liverpool star said "The only difficulty was Real Sociedad !t Wed Its utmost to
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      Jita, Seak agree to join FAS task force
      410 28  -  JOE DORAI By Ticket sales TICKETS for Friday's SemiPro League Division One soccer match between Singapore and Selangor at the National Stadium (8.15pm) will be on sale from Tuesday from 9am-5pm at the National Stadium West Entrance. The admission charges are $8
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      Lock icon Wordon's plan to stop Johor
      442 28 SEMI-PRO PREVIEW Johor v Selangor JOHOR BARU With so many having made the journey from Australia's National Soccer League to the SemiPro League, it is inevitable that they cross swords the way coaches Michael Urukalo, of Johor. and Splansor"s Ken Worden do here tonight (8.45pm).
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    • SPORT IN SHORT
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        Spitz fails fo qualify for final heat
        116 29 Former Olympic champion Mark Spit/ failed to qualify for the final heat of the 100m butterfly at the Meet of Champions in Mission Veijo, California, on Friday, signalling the latest setback in his comeback bid. Spit/, 11. turned in a disappointed qualifying time
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        Hungary ends Soviets' run
        70 29 Hungary ended the Soviet Union's run of six straight world titles when it won the men's team sabre competition 9-5 at the world fencing championships in Budapest on Friday. The squad of Gyorgy Nebald, Bence Szabo, Peter Abay, Imre Bujdoso and Csaba K owes brought Hungary
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        Record entry for Games
        46 29 A record number of competitors has been entered for next month's Work! Student Games' athletics, swimming, diving and gymnastics events. A total of ;i,838 athletes from 112 countries will compete in the Games, which start in Sheffield, northern England, on July 14.
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        Fallen Gilbert still leads
        54 29 Frenchman Gilbert DuclosI.assalle. 37, took a tumble but picked himself up and managed to retain the lead in the Midi Libre cycle race on Friday The oldest ride'- in the race fell on the descent of the Mont St Clair, the biggest climb of the day.
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        3 elected to Hall of Fame
        73 29 Denis Potvin and Mike Bossy, key performers for the New York Islanders teams which won four consecutive NHL titles, anil Chicago Blaekhawks vice-president Bob Pulford were elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame on Friday. The three were voted into the hall during the
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        Shelford in contract row
        60 29 New Zealand rugby league stand-off Kelly Shelford, 25, has found himself at the centre of a contract row between British clubs Warrington and Whitehaven. Warrington has signed the Aueklander .is a replacement for Australian Chris O'Sullivan. but the International Board has ruled that he cannot play
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        Did Rose violate order?
        65 29 Baseball commissioner Fay Vincent s;i\s Fete Rose's appearance at a minor league banquet in Reading, Pennsylvania, "raises some serious questions'" about whether Rose violated the order banishing him from baseball. Rose, banned for life in nwt by then-commissioner Hair (Jiamatti for gambling on baseball, was a
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        President makes peace
        68 29 lean Mai ie Balestre, the blunt-talking president of the later national Motorsport Federation, finals;, made his peace on Friday with organisers of the i.e Mans .'1 hours sportscar i ace iialests iNited the lircuil u>vs 'han i a k ifter under mino) i best -i- and said
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        Aussies get high praise
        48 29 Australian nigby imkMl Stan dan Is CUM in for his^h praise from England issistant coacti I)i< k Best on bin lay Beat, who will be h*-ipin^ m England's seven-match tooi of Australia and Fiji next i! nrh. ecently returned from 1 town I rider
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      Boxing reels, cricket caught out
      1041 29 Seat-warming officials would do well to re-think their roles Like boxing, there is a similar cure for cricket. But it seems a hard medicine to take. Respective seat-warming officials must stand up then, either be counted by putting in the legwork or walk out! want
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      Lock icon Montgomerie and Stewart tame winds for lead
      287 29 MEN'S GOLF KILLARNKY US Open champion Payne Stewart and Britain's Colin Montgomerie successfully battled through strong winds to share a oneshot lead at the halfway stage of the Irish Open on Friday. Briton Nick Faldo, joint overnight leader with Montgomerie, slipped three shots
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      Lock icon Okamoto catches Green at the front
      205 29 WOMEN'S GOLF WILMINGTON (Delaware) Japan's Ayako Okamoto Scored five birdies in a sixhole stretch on bei way to a six-under-par 65 and a share of the lead with Tammie Green after two rounds of the McDonald's Championship. Okamoto, with H> victories on the i.i><
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      SCORES AND STATISTICS
      1122 29 ATHLETICS Neubrandenburg int'l (only top 2): Men's lMm: 1 Dennis Mitchell (US) 10.225ec 2 Raymond Stewart (Jam) 10.32. Him hurdles: 1 Igor Kazanov (SU) 13.63 2 Raymond Pierce (US) 13.71. 4Wm: 1 Michael Johnson (US) 44.97 2 Mark Everett (US) 45.46. HOOm: I Noureddine Morceli (Alg) 1:44.85
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      New coach raises medal prospects
      399 29  -  Shirlynn Ho WUSHU by NEW national wushu coach Xiao Changgen is confident Singapore will do well at the South-east Asia Games in Manila even though he has only seen some of his charges on video. The 40-year-old, who arrived from China on Friday night and
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      Lock icon Australia aims to renew sporting links with South Africa
      480 29 Rugby league set to return JOHANNESBURG Rugby league is set to return to rugby union-mad South Africa after a 28-year break. A 10-man committee, including ex-Wig-an winger Trevor Lake, is behind ambitious plans to form a league with headquarters here to
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      346 25 In aid of the Community Chest KKwaSf Hk. -^fc^ ifl RUN NOW..BHS DRIVE LATER Practice makes perfect and this year's Mobil Marathon gives you lots of ORGANISED BY good reasons to get into top running form. One big reason is that all Singapore fczat Amateur \j*s registered participants who run
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  • OBITUARIES
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      321 Deaths 321 Deaths
      269 26 321 Deaths 321 Deaths i MR. CHUA KEE CHEONG I AGE: 65 i passed away peacefully on June 21, 1991 leaving behind beloved: i wife: ran Qeok Mui Sons: Daughter-in-law: YbJam Klai DUaca Seng An* Chuey Eng. D tn^a Sta ■TO Daughters: Sons-m-law: Swe< Cheng A:u- i On< S m
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      256 26 Mr Leong Hee Ning, Joseph Age: 81 Passed away peacefully on 21st June 91 leaving behind beloved:wife: w.uii! Ah Sam, Mars Sons Ixmi! (.hum Kong i lan Juan Poo, Patrick Oaugriters-in-law Ng 3u i lan Ong Cboon Wan. Krancesca Daughters l.t'(in>{ Mm Ling I.fonx Jeok Mui Sons-in-law Kong
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      177 26 MOM. LIM ENG NEO Age: 73 pantd away peacefully on 23/8/91 leaving behind: Son: Hansel Daughter: Siak Cheng. Dorothy Sona-in-law: Woon Kee. Weng Chong and grandchildren. Sp«clal thanks to comrades of Ward 47 and sfl staff of CT-ICU, friends and relatives. Body lying at Blk. 305 Jurong Eaet
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      23 26 AL-FATEHAH MR A.N. MAIDEEN Age: 78 (FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN OF THE UMAR PULAVAR TAMIL HIGH SCHOOL) PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 22/6/91.
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      322 Acknowledgements
      108 26 The Family of the Late TAN BOON HONG AGE: 93 Departed 18-6-91 wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends, pastors, elders and all others for their kind attendance, prayers, condolences, wreaths, donations and assistance during their recent bereavement. Mr. D.R. BASHIAM (Departed Bth June
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      324 In Memoriam
      64 26 In Loving Memory of MR. LEE AH YONG Departed 23/6/88 Always remembered loved by wife, children, grandchildren, all loved ones and relatives. In Loving Memory of: MRS JUNE TAN OEPARTED: 23 JUNE 1959 Vou are precious in the sight of the Lord Memories of you will always
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      323 Condolences 323 Condolences 323 Condolences
      43 26 323 Condolences 323 Condolences 323 Condolences IVVith Deepest Sympathy m to the family of I the late I RONALD BRUCE GILBERT Departed: 20th June 1991 Managing Director SYNTAX INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD Sadly missed by Board of Directors Staff Management Customer Services Sales Representatives
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      324 In Memoriam 324 In Memoriam
      212 26 324 In Memoriam 324 In Memoriam In Memory of DATO PROFESSOR !II SEAH CHENG SIANG A brilliant teacher and physician in the tradition of Sir William Osier. From: Staff, Dept of 1 1 Ills! Medicine 111, SGH Sir*! |f In Fond Remembrance Of I I PROF. SEAH CHENG SIANG Departed
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      198 26 With fond memories of JALAN BIN NASIR (JOE SANG) JUNE 23RD 1986 j Rest in peace. I Dear loving father. Five long years Have passed away i You are gone. But still are living. In the hearts. I Of those who stay. Always remembered by:Wife: Ramlah Bte
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      556 28 CENTURY At Prices That Are Ea7V To Swallow! VITAMIN C .WASLE P MSSrt ORANGE FLAVOUR 250mg (100s) $5.95 500mg (100s) $7.95 iooomg(so's) $8.95 Timed Release Vitamin C 500mg (90s) $9.95 Timed Release Vitamin C IOOOmg (50's) $9.95 BIG 50 B Complex Vegetarian Formula The B Complex family plays a role
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      19 28 Is there a <""5^ way to play golf in a f thunderstorm? Yes. The I 6OIFOZAM4 ft way. I
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      41 28 TODAY'S TIES Semi-Pro League, Div 1 Johor v Solangor Kelantan v Kedah Terengganu v Sabah KL v Perak All at 8.45pm Div 2 Malacca v Armed Forces (4.45pm) N. Sembilan v Penang (4.45pm) Perils v Sarawak (4.45pm) Police v Brunei (8.45pm)
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  • The Sunday Times
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      Lock icon Monica pulls out of Wimbledon
      743 30 World No. 1 and top seed hit by knee injury TENNIS More tennis reports Page 27. 1 felt a big pain in my knee during an intensive training session. I have no idea what it might be. I definitely cannot play. I can barely walk
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      Paya Lebar wins with a reshuffle
      398 30  -  Thomas Koh TABLE TENNIS By SINGAPORE'S STAR SHUTTLER IN FORM AGAIN UNDERDOG Paya Lebar demolished Nee Soon South 3-0 last night to win its second Inter-Constituency table tennis championship. It outsmarted a stronger NSS team at the Toa Payoh Sports Hall with a clever
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      Lock icon Action replay as Zarinah loses to Lee in final
      280 30 BADMINTON ALOR SETAR Singapore's national women's singles champion Zarinah Abdullah showed her improved form in the Kedah Open badminton championships but ended up going down 11-2, 11-7 to Perak's Lee Wai Leng in last night's final. Zarinah beat Kuala Lumpur's Tan
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      TIME OUT
      4 30  -  CHEAH EJ
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      Lock icon Unbeaten Smith saves England
      358 30 TEST CRICKET I SCOREBOARD WKST DOMES 1st inns 419 (C. Hoopoi 111. V Richards 63, R. Richardson 57; I) Prtagte 5-100) ENGLAND 1st inns (Overnight US 5 <;. «owh b Walsh M. Atherton b Ambrose G. Hick c Richardson b Ambrose 0 A. Iamb c Haynes
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    • THE LATE NEWS
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        Snooker racks up $3,500 for charity
        89 30 Ten national snooker players helped to raise $3,500 m the Singapore Charity Snooker Marathon at the Singapore Billiards and Snooker Coun- cil clubhouse at Kallang yes--1 terday. Lau Weng Yew, Adrian Tan: David Kio. Brian Koh, i Allan Chua, Khu Wei Meng; Freddie Soh.
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        Martina again
        49 30 Martina Navratilova. playing at the top of her game, won the Pilkington Glass women's grass-court tennis tournament for the 10th time at Eastbourne yesterday. But the nine-time Wimbledon champion, had to work hard for her 6-4, 6-4 victory over 19-year-old Arantxa Sanchez. of Spain, in the final.
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        Goran glitters
        42 30 Second-seed Goran Ivanisevic, of Yugoslavia, reputed to have one of the fiercest serves in men's tennis beat top seed and defending champion Pete Sampras, of the United Sates, 6-4, 6-4 in the final of the Manchester Open men's tournament yesterday.
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      204 30 JPUCCINII MADE IN ITALY WONG BROTHERS SHOE Tel: 2833 843 SINGAPORE'S NEW DEFENCE PASSES THE ACID TEST Page 28 I §ji<iir' jS^|l'T^; MUHAMMAD ALI KEEPS THE GOOD FIGHT GOING Page 25 TRY RUNNING IN A WHOLE NEW DIRECTION. It's really that simple with f" ground into forward movement the all-new
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      108 30 TODAYS EVENTS! iTRLETECS OHM A»?e-(ip r'shiph S>i:.> Polj 1 Hpn I (KKkKT Dlv IrUWCi S( i I um IB i :a JB) botk ai lii .i<!arr. IKHkKV SWHA Div 1 (up: SRC 90C {4 15pm), GSC w ThereMans if) Gpm both ai CPE P>lendly. Spoiv Veteran.- Kh.-. sa i (CPE,
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  • hype highlights Sunday Plus
    • Title Section
      Masthead
      10 1 hype highlights Sunday Plus The Sunday Times, June 23, 1991
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        228 1 Those impossible Thailand The many *&Who New 4-wheel So you High-tech TV and mm high-tech minus bars faces of taught little steering want to set* shoes radio machines and beaches Robin Hood Bach? Japanese up camp? or J/Ktk^^^ News of Madame Mao's suicide t mmm Wl uSli is it true
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    • COVER STORY
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        Behind every powerful woman
        1862 2 From a football star to Chairman Mao TALES abound of Jiang Qing's love for men. For the most part, they are hard to verify because a woman with so many enemies is bound to be the target of many unkind rumours. True or not, what follow
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        Don't cry for me, Argentina, Philippines and South Africa
        919 2  - Don't cry for me, Argentina, Philippines and South Africa CHEW TSE NGEE S. TSERING BALLA LEONG WENG KAM Stories compiled by and BEFORE you look at the powerful m !fl behind the powerful women, face fact that there have not been many of the latter to start with. Among this
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    • STYLE
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        To Spain, with love
        130 3 This week, the spotlight is on local designers' collections for Tangs' Sketches of Spain promotion now on ARTHUR YEN. Visions of rustic countrysides with girls in white laces, oicking flowers in the field, vanished when Yen went to Barcelona recently for a holiday. What struck him
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        Footwear fancy
        828 4  -  EVELYN YAP Stylish 'high-tech' sports shoes are in vogue with teenagers and young people. It's a $100 million market, but do buyers know what they ire paying for? by Three tests before you buy 1. Test for cushioning shoek absorption. Slip t>oih shoos on, then jump up and
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        Shoe-shop dictionary
        138 4 Gum rubber: Natural rubber. Carbon rubber: Carbon added to natural rubber, for more durability, shoe makers say. Cuts: Low-, mid-, or high-cuts: Simply means height of ankle to which the back of shoe reaches. Generally, higher cuts for higher-impact exercises EVA: Ethyl Vinyl AceA light mid-sole material, more
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        113 3 [f you art UDSING HAIR, SSB| and if you are l using a shampoo, k^ISHHI does it not make MORE SENSE Q^AiO lor you to use k iSStf NOURISHAIR Si shampoo; giPißllllS After all it is a HJHi shampoo '^^^K^) MAJDE ESPECIALLY H^B for those who are Nourishair LOSING HAIR
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        41 3 L /f e s Better Moments 't?^ M '*^^Ti^i^E^i^^^BfSs'S^Sc^^B'- i i^R"" -siiß^' Denim Blouse $43 Bermudas $43. Shirt 546 Bermudas 136. (1| O A I M A R U LIANG COURT COMPLEX, 177 RIVER VALLEY ROAD. SINGAPORE 0617. v oP M
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        166 4 "Extra Specials'' Your Bonus Six-Pack by Clinique. Ik JL—^HICSB m i !im J Yours free with any Clinique purchase of $68.00 or more. From now to 30 June 1991. Six Clinique specialties in unbuyable sizes. Word to the wise: a complimentary skin analysis with the Clinique Computer is the most
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    • TRAVEL
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        No bars, no beaches
        1767 5 With $700, three sets of clothes and a map, TAN TENG TENG, 21, set out to see Thailand by train, jotting down her impressions in a notebook. Travel notes GETTING TO HAADYAI AND BANGKOK: You can take a coach to Haadyai from Singapore for slightly more
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        66 5 ACE /or the winning lifestyle r Bags and luggage accessories of the finest design. Crafted for the enterprising personality. Ideal for the $d&" ts§! Avi S^ jKuiiJii sij*H>MiM»WMr« i Mr' "jZJIm r i »pr 1 r wl^l BBtfflßoriiiir^' le »i tM Oaknau baton flbvotocfc Orchard). Metro (Far East. Paragon. Plaza.
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        153 5 mar WE? Las !^l de Valentino garavani A Quality Eyewear from Neuvista Authorised Dealers: Apollo Optical Centre Far East Plaza #03-100 'Capital Optical Co Pte Ltd Lucky Plaza #ol-77 Continental Optics XY s n a (Ui a VO2-09 Crystal Optical Co Peace Centre #G-42 Ginza Optical House Fa r East
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    • MOTORING
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        Four-wheel steering, horses to spare
        783 6  - Four-wheel steering, horses to spare WINSTON LEE Its styling still needs work but Mitsubishi's new Sigma is breaking the mould of Japanese cars, says IT HAS been a long time since a Japanese car left much of an impression on me. Come to think of it. the only ones which
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        285 6 IT WAS NO ACCIDENT THAT WE GOT All we needed to do was JML '■t W Jf^ "W A M^ Ji^ W ll^^ W l^^ Maybe it's our policy of working AN AWARD knock it back in shape, slap on a M lL M M mW IMA Ik M, fIL
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        127 6 Price: $123,888 (with six months road tax, without COE) OMV $34,552 Tax (1 year) $3,716 ENGINE Capacity 2,972 cc Type V6 Power 205 bhp Drive 4-speed auto Brakes Discs all round, with anti-lock system PERFORMANCE 0-100 kmh 9 seconds Top Speed 215 kmh CONSUMPTION Highway 7.3 km per litre (estimated)
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        Who taught little Bach?
        1034 7 Are must schools, 46 of them at last count, the answer to your child's music lesson blues? PAT DE ROSE compares them to private tutors. ANNA Chew, tO t is bored and frustrated. Aftoi four years of piano lessons, she still cannot make Grade l. the
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        Where to start them young
        448 7 Fhese are some of the music courses for tots: YAMAHA MUSIC SCHOOL 68 Orchard Road -07-08 Plaza Smgapura (tel: *****11) The pilot "Yamaha KinderTune" programme is on at three branches: Clementi, Hougang and Marine Parade. If successful, it will be extended to two new centres,
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        363 7 $2999/$3200 nTab $888 Altar Table I^l ■■■jj^^ w/carvins S^ftftA Sofa Set 66" x 18" x 50" 1000 w/M.O.P |?3888 jWJ j W j Dinning Set w,-M.C P CftOOO i hL^B j| jit jp^ 4kl I^^^ff^lAdß»/ Aflar Tabfe w/carving w a^ o .p Trust us for lasting impressions I t!=3^l SPLENDID
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        632 8 ttiWSWA-SftW^Sw*^^ I^m 1 1 1 M\j IThe 'professional' automatic Itet PIR security lighting system with audible lights on' warning. ShSSSI SS A P ow^ rful 2 <2k W lighting A m m (~IH nn m control system applications such as industrial 1 or commercial premises I large houses CiH II
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        138 8 GEL 10th Anniversary CRIME PREVENTION 1Q ni QQI mf COUNCIL I^ ol I^ L Galvanising the public to fight crime Message from the Minister for Home Affairs and Law, Mr S Jayakumar THE National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) can play a useful role to galvanise the public to fight crime.
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        109 8 environment for all of us. It should implement the many crime prevention measures that have been developed through the years. For example, commercial enterprises should take adequate security measures to minimise losses through crime. Home owners and entrepreneurs alike should regard security measures as long-term investments to prevent loss of
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        257 8 ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT Support of general public a major factor Message from the Chairman, National Crime Prevention Council, Mr Michael Yeo Chee Wee IN ITS first 10 years, the NCPC has promoted and supported many crime prevention programmes and it is encouraging that we have been able to see positive results.
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        113 8 Pools and Cisco, to name a few, have consistently been supportive. With no guaranteed sources of funds, or grants for the NCPC, it is contributions such as these which make it possible for us to successfully implement projects such as the schools programme and to produce the Crime Watch television
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        174 8 Joint efforts have made Spore safer Message from Commissioner of Police, Mr Goh Yong Hong THE decline in Singapore's crime rate over the past fewyears should be attributed, in part, to the increasing awareness and implementation of crime prevention measures amongst the public. In this respect, the efforts of the
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        101 8 If iH P^ 1 «9>i %A J I must also, on behalf of the RSP, extend a grateful vote of thanks to all the organisations that have so kindly sponsored our campaigns over the years, thus ensuring their enduring success. The join! efforts between the police and the NCPC have
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        Working together to give crime the boot
        720 9 r.iK NCPC today Is Involved in many activities. It works dosetj with various interest groups anil the police in organising ami co-sponsoring rime prevention projects. Some of these are discussed beta*. The Neighbourhood Watch Scheme (NWS), Introduced in 1981. is a voluntary scheme
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        Ways and means to turn the tables on criminals
        448 9 Ways and means to turn the tables on criminals Housebreaking Close and lock all doors and windows when leaving home, even if it's only for a short while. When you are leaving home for any period, cancel all deliveries, for example newspapers, for that period. Do not leave messages announcing
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        More crime prevention activities on the cards
        236 10 More crime prevention activities on the cards OVER the next 10 years, the NCPC plans to continue with its mission to prevent crime in the community. The following are some of the programmes and activities planned for the 1990'5: Ongoing programmes for increasing public participation Continue to encourage the implementation
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        Kudos for publicspiritedness
        339 10 Recognition of distinguished service ONLY with the voluntary service and support given by individuals and organisations can the NCPC function effectively. It is fitting that we choose the 10th Anniversary to recognise such public-spir-itedness. Individuals Members of the Board of Directors of NCPC and its various sub-committees
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        Defence against the odds
        588 11 Security for your home and family even from a distance The best way to prevent the sudden strike of all these unhappy events is to have an alarm system to see to your needs. Eclipse Burglar Alarm System, designed and developed from the US, is here
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        29 9 THUMBS UP FOR KEEPING Conaratufations to t/te I^Ji 9{ational Crime "Prevention CounciC i^// Anniversary. SINGAPORE I POOLS 10 ANSON ROAD #03-13/26. INTERNATIONAL PLAZA. SINGAPORE 0207. I r fc V
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        284 9 i mi is u i 1 I'tS bettSr. Professional. Security experts all agree that light and sound are the two most effective ways to prevent burglaries. By controlling your lights and appliances to go on and off your house appears iived-in even when you're away. When the burgiar alarm trips,
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        426 10 ABLOY. In all offices and buildings that demand maximum security. ABLOY is the world c.i,> I ..:tualiv pickpnol wide as construction locks, industrial dectionK nm ncrol and hotel ABLOY locks work on a unique locks, furniture locks, lock cases, door lockuv ■< I'• ■ope's OdM detainer <ftsa ITie closers, automatic
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        33 10 Raising public awareness with posters Gone in the Bfinkof on Eye W*-> w^m. ver^ rnont fy more people become victims snatch tosws- Oonl you be the next i" f\n fVirifa'im .■i^^rr u»l- court.
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        300 11 J premier Premier Security Technology Pte Ltd J I Jpa% CELEBRATES NCPC 10th ANNIVERSARY SpeCi3l| i J^pF^'" 112 Months Rental/Purchase Scheme 8 1 Year Free Central Alarm M o n 'toring Service Uniited Per^ 2 Years Warranties On Equipment o I r C IMT authorised Dealer S/gn L/p /Voiv For/^n
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        380 11 It's an Op W Pop summer at Metro. A hit print skirt, $43. All stores except Metro Plaza, parade of the hottest shades under the sun. OP *N' POP EXTRAS. For every $20 purchase Pucci in inspiration, Op Art in spirit. In a storewide, you can buy a silver-plated Jacques
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        Mexican again? Cha Cha Cha charge
        592 12 Can one open a place beside an ex-employer's, serve the same fare, and live happily ever after, MARGARET CHAN wonders MIDWAY FOOD; What the stars mean: Excellent Very good (iood Above average OK Page logos Hi-Food Midwa\ Food and Lo-Food indicate uheihei the eateries
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        Shandong is not for 'walking rice bins'
        577 12  -  MICKEY CHIANG LO-FOOD MY RESPONSE when told about this quaint place selling Shandong food in Indus Road was: "Wherezzat 9 Well, if you come from Alexandra Road into Ganges Avenue, turn left after about 200 m. From Havelock Road, turn right about 200
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        A cook in the baking
        455 13 Can schools today teach children how to cook? LEE GEOK 801 discovers one student who's taken the art of cooking beyond chopping and frying EAT IN j HOME economics can uncover hidden interests, as would-be undergraduate Tan Hui Mei has found out. She remembers how
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        Recipes
        521 13 Noodles and Cheese Serves four 3 packets instant noodles (or equivalent in spaghetti or macaroni) 4-6 tomatoes, sliced 50 g butter or margarine 40 g plain flour 570 ml milk 1 Tbs English mustard 1 15 g strong Cheddar cheese, grated 4 chicken sausages, cooked and sliced 1 cup
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        THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
        360 13 Spanish fever hits town EL PATIO COFFEE HOUSE, Melia at Scotts, 732-5885 Spanish fever has hit town. Department store Tangs is holding its Sketches of Spain while, over at El Patio, traditional Spanish dishes have been added to the lunch and dinner menus until July 13. These
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        299 13 1 '*:%^i_ -j- _^fi^i r OF ASIA^ BUFFET fr^Mnna^- Indulge in an enncing slice of Asia this June -I^rT with a teasl thal s sure t0 tM The reasons arc tastefully obvious: Roast Duck with Lychee, Prawn Salad, Honey Glazed Ham and Dried Chilli with Frog Legs. From cold cuts
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        1042 14 GUAN LIBING finds out why two actors and two writers have cast off costumes and pens to cut records I The actors BOTH have made their mark as actors in Mandarin dramas produced by SBC. Now, Edmund Chen and Cherie Lim want to make a
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        372 14  -  CHRISTINE TEO WESTERN POP MUSIC FROM THE MOVIE JUNGLE FEVER Stevle Wonder (Motown) WHILE it falls short of a Wonder classic, this soundtrack to Spike Lee's new controversial movie features 11 irresistible songs. The shuffling grooves recall Wonder's 70s hits, notably the sweetly threatening If
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        309 14  -  LIM SEK CHINESE POP 1991 Dominie Chow (WEA) This is a very daring attempt to produce a different type of Hongkong pop song. Dominic Chow has given up his mainstream pop quest for something more unique and the final product is a set of songs that
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        234 14 TOP OF THE POPS Singapore Britain 1 (2) I Like The Way Hi Five |< 1 i I Wanna Sex You Up 2.(1) Unbelievable IMf Zo>o> Me BddO 3.(5) Promise Me Be»eriey Craven 2.( Any Dream Will Do Jason 4.(3) Losing My Religion RFM Donovan 5 (9) Rush Rush Paula
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        768 15  -  WONG KIM HOH TV WATCH SIMA Yu's father's right palm flies across his son's left cheek. Instinctively the youth's hand moves to his face, attempting to alleviate the sting of the slap as he shoots a look of utter disbelief at his father. Tears spring to
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        973 15 "highlights" Arts Circle tracks the development of Islamic art HARI RAYA HAJI DRAMA SPECIAL: Sketsa Memo ri Biru (SBC S, 4.05 pm). A tear-jerker about a woman ■ho cannot get over the death of her lover. With Khairul Anwar Salleh. Fau/iah Zie and Juraidah Isinin. CARTOON CARNIVAL: The BFG (SBC
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        886 15 Chinese Matinee. SBC 8, 1.15pm A warm-up to this year's games^ MAYANS Al m ui- arl YD Mf^ HM9 thls documentary relives some of Today, Radio 5, 1.15 pm Alex Man, Jackie Cheung and Chin I VJUHVJ VJUIMO th hl h nn j nfc n i a ct uoar'c w/im
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        753 15 MmnSMMESM HIGHLIGHT RADIO THEATRE Today, Radio 5, 2.30 pm Dramatisation of Alan Garners tan tasy adventure tor youngsters. The Weirdstone Of Bnsingaman. in which two children ate enlisted by a wizard to recover a magical jewel so that the world can be saved from chaos First of tour parts C
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          88 16 CATCH Andy Lau (left) in a pair of briefs soaked to his skin in Casino Raiders 11. In one scene. Lau gets intimate with actress Wu Chien-lien in his underwear. It was filmed in the rain, under the watchful eyes of curious crowds. An embarrassed
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          78 16 ACCORDING to the Shin Min Daily News, veteran Hongkong singer Jenny Tseng ha* lost NTs2t million (Ssl.3 million) through investments in the film industry. Tseng, however, denies that financial difficulties have prompted her to return to the music scene after about two years of absence. "Yes, I tost
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          64 16 WHEN actress Zhang Yu (left) was required to bathe in a wooden tub, in a movie, set in the Song dynasty, about the life of a courtesan Li Shishi, she took full precautions to prevent any "unintended exposure", reports China Times. Zhang, a coy actress from Shanghai,
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          55 16 HONGKONG actress Moon Lee had an accident recently while on location in Thailand, reports Ming Pao DailyNews. In a car-chase scene, Lee was flung off a bike while attempting a sharp tarn bat, fortunately, only suffered bruises. Lee believes her c«ervance of prayers to the Buddha
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        521 17  -  GUAN LIBING By WHEN broadcaster Eva Chang started her programme, Come Read With Me, in February last year, all she wanted was to survive the one-year season. But now, more than 16 months on, Chang can turn around and say with pride "I have
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        3367 18 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY fc 40 A.M. TEST PATTERN AND MUSIC. 12 45 PM. OPENING AND PROGRAMME HIGH 2.40 PM. TEST PATTERN AND MUSIC. 5.30 P.M. TEST PATTERN AND MUSIC. 2.40 P.M. TEST PATTERN AND MUSIC. 5.30 P.M. TEST PATTERN AND MUSIC H OPENING AND PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS LIGHTS FOLLOWED BY CARTOON
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        1221 19 WHATS ON TODAY Art Art From Australia Eight Contemporary Views M I I am to N Museum Art Gal jit.in Hussein Room. Closed M i tys Free Till June 30. Engravings And Sculpture V .v sculptures by the late Kathe Koll a h I •--many 9 am to 5 30pm.
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        434 19 Ire) Comedy by John Tessen presented by Gung-Ho Theatre Ensemble 8 pm DBS auditorium. Hckets al $»s and $10 available from Tangs, Centrepoint. Victoria Theatre Substation l tsl day. The Silly Little Girl. About a girl who I see in "Id tree every day In Mandarin Presented by Theatre Ensemble.
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        304 21 THOU6Mt\ H= MAVBEYOu\ J! i M6ARP 1 Y COULD 80 OUT V 50/V\ETHIN6../ FRONT, SNOOPS x x 1 C J r^A" \i^J^// AOOK AROUNP ANF\ T 1 rv-~N -I H /NOW 1 CAN EAT MV A /THERRSTTMIN6 1 \U \U?CUVbK... /jy Y L^ V^___Ov_ T_ J S v f\ p
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        269 22 1 HONEY; I NEED TO SHOW J 1 I TODAY'S WORLD -^Jf&^K >'~~^'~> <&J^^^^< VOU SOAAETMING y m Vil^i 7 «r*S nr —1| ii I 1 "Watch out for the acceleration, "First the good news-the car InuQ MOUSE CE^LLYi I'LL START MIXING I SHOOT, THIS IIL ~T it<s quite sharp!"
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        451 23  -  BOON CHIN AUN EDWARD SCISSORHANDS Coming to Cathay cinemas EDWARD S< issorhands is a typical, fairy-tale story complete with castles, villains and a happy ending. Like the others before it, there is nothing unique about the tale, just in the telling. Enter the players hero, Edward
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        284 23  -  TOH HAI LEONG A CHINESE LEGEND At Shaw Overseas Movie cinemas Kl ■Dl ige dust] bai ren feowi m h.ush Northen na. is the setting fa Hongkong dire toi Lau Hung Chuen's pai I gho si pai I melodrama offfi ii Chinese l#g»'nd. Hei Facki< inderstate ment the fen
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        394 23  -  SANDI TAN ROBIN HOOD: PRINCE OF THIEVES At Shaw cinemas THE credits. Cut to a clank rontinental prison where the hero is held while a man's hand is being chopped off. Cut to the hero's escape with his newfound friend. Several wisecracks later, hero and friend land
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        815 30 First heard of: 1377. Since then, Robin Hood has been regularly surfacing. SANDI TAN tracks his progress. Merry Adventures Robin Hood (1922, US). This classic silent version stars Hollywood swashbuckler Douglas Fairbanks Sr in the most expensive movie ever made till then. Robin
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          76 30 AMERICA'S farmer Ftart Laity Jackie Onassis is fighting to have a TV I mild-series banned because j it claims that John Kennedy t>edded Marilyn Monroe and that Jackie was a penny-pinching cheapskate and a "*****" to her household help Her pleas with a US TV
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          39 30 PRODI CKRS of Dolly Parfcm's new film about a Texas country singer have decided to change the title after she pointed out that The Big T could be misconstrued as referring to her ample assets.
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          62 30 SOVIET taxi drivers have hol[>ed Michelle Pfeiffer kick her 40-a-day smoking habit while she was filming The Russia House with Sean Connery "As I had taken hundreds for the trip, I didn't know what to do with them," she says. "So at the end of each days filming,
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          41 30 SINGER Cher celebrated her 45th birthday with a new black Chanel-quilted suede motorcycle jacket "that I can wear till I'm 70". She said: "I'm not thrilled about being 45 but it doesn't stop me from doing anything I want."
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        830 24 36 Flowers/ Plants SALE: ORCHID plants $12 Rose I plants $10 etc Fun's Florist Nursery. Thomson Roari *****23 37 Gardening/ Landscaping HOLIDAY SPECIALS, GARDEN I Storage House: 8 units only: 6' x I 5' x6' ht. $480; 8' xs'x 6' ht. $580; 6 x7'xff ht S680; 10' x7'x 6' ht.
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        839 24 46 House Renovation/ Decor I 1) Stainless steel sink $99 I c/w double bowl. i ■2) 2ft Cooker-hood $95. !3) 3 ft. Cooker-hood $145. j| I4) 32 watt ceiling light $16. fl I 5) Single hanging lamp $19. ■6) Wall light $19. j| I Whilst stocks lastl I I 251-9110
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        684 24 57 Sale: Other Products CARPETS EXHIBITION SALE 300 beautifully hand knotted genuine carpets from Iran, Afgan, Turkey, Caucasus Kashmir Including tribal, village Si workshop pieces. Guaranteed cheapest prices in town. Killms Sumacs from $30 onwards. Wholesalers retailers welcome. 100% trading value at our showroom. #02-48 Peony Mansion, 48-52 Bencoolen St.
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        983 24 63 Domestic Help 63 Domestic Help 63 Domestic Help Available Available Available MORE THAN Personally interviewed overseas and screened from 10 ftflfl EAMII IEC provinces frequently I£jOUU rHIffIIUCO Filipino- Thaj Sn Lankan- indooesian Javanese Omese PAII'T RC UfDHUf 1 Local Full/Part-TinTe Mads fjM UHII I DC fVnunu Our assurance for
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        570 25 63 Oomestic Help 63 Domestic Help Available Available OUR CLIENT SPEAKS FOR US. ve f^j a j o f trie many t>ad e^Dt'f'ences fri«n<j3 ernxHjnte'ed after gerting a maid B^\^B Fortunately, ifs never been a probier^ for me. K**~ I Deneve its' the agency that makes [he W difterances I
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        845 25 132 Peugeot/ Renault For Sale MORE Wtf RKNAUIJ SHOWROOM OPEN 10 AM -5 PM EUROPEAN CAR OF THE YEAR 1991 24 LENG KEE ROAD SINGAPORE 0315 TEL ***** 11 10/90 PEUGEOT 505ST. 4-speed. Auto. (Latest model i. Unlimited 4 nuhs. warranty. Blaupunkt stereo. Scrap value: $29,000. Like new. Pg. *****65.
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        866 25 133 BMW For Sale 133 BMW For Saie EXTRA FEATURES EXTRA VALUE Come and test drive the latest Special Edition brviW 316i now PERFORMANCE MOTORS LTL> SiME DARBY CENTRE 896 Dunearn Road Singapore 2158 Tel. *****00 OR BMW CENTRE 280 Kampong Arang Road Singapore 1543 Tel. *****63 11.00a.m. (o 3.'Jop.m.
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        976 25 13? Toyota fur Sale 77 FOYOTA 10G0 c.c, uses unleaded fuel in excellent cond. Ail Q. Full accessories. $5700. Tel. *****28/ pg *****67. SBA PLATE '84 Toyota Corolla 16 GT 3-door. Full accessories. Tip top cond. $36,800. *****26/ 7. SBM PLATE '88 Corona CD 1.6 Auto. Full accessories, no dealers,
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        911 25 138 Mitsubishi For Sale 79 COLT SUPERSHIFT 4 OLX, new C.0.E.. hifi. tax BOS Loan Slu.OOu. Tel: 4fi*****. 8/'B3 COLT SUPERSWIFT 1 4 5-dr. Aircon .6.000. Good cond. Tel: 345-5130/ 509-1871. 81 MITSUBISHI LANCER 1.4. C.O.E paid. Aircon. hi-fi, power windows. *****95. 83 CORDIA GSL. 2 owners Aircon, hifl. s/rlms.
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        996 25 140 Honda For Sale 81 HONDA QUINTET PARF TOE gnod cond.. sunrc tpaetou Ideal tamlli ai Belling rea* r, able prtoe It M9-2751 Kon i owner 11/90 t-di Com er* EX. nev. uix icctdenl free .e. *****86/ pg *****35 1 OWNER '86 Honda Accord 1 1 1 X Manual Alrcor.
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        4972 26 U3 Hyundai For Sale 143 Hyundai For Sale 143 Hyundai For Sale 143 Hyundai For Sale 143 Hyundai For Sale 143 Hyundai For Sale 143 Hyundai For Sale 143 Hyundai For Sale 143 Hyundai For Sale 143 Hyundai For Sale 1 *k jk f WP J^^^^B 1I(TT -miM^ii— 1 iLH
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        588 26 174 Rooms For Rent D.2 SHARING OF !;.rn apt m-.i: Bhenton Way. Nice seavlew. Own j furn. rn: aMB Pg *****14 Joe. D.B NEAR JALAN Besar stadium, furn rm. for rent at 5250 p.m. for single. TeL 2BZMH D.B, 1 UNFURN. room for rent. quiet surrounding. Tel: 299-2407. 9am to
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        457 26 176 Apartments Wanted (Rent) 3 JAPANESE CO > jTtfe.'H require 11 3 I ipt tl 0 $4000 Owners please call SHS 738-5085 A LADY DOCTOR needs 3'4/5-rm HDB flat at any area. I i pis call AT *****77 COUPLE FROM HONGKONG urgently requires HDB 3 4 5-rm or mats *****85
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        1759 27 130 Houses For Sale 180 Houses For Sale (Oists. 09 11) (Dials. 09 11) DISTRICT 10 J NEW LUXURIOUS 3-STOREY TERRACE J 31 DUKES ROAD Land from MM t%il Lots of extras Ot a W6 M] 0 Solar heat-.T and Ruto gate a Rool purdec Marble Flooring a- j t
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        817 27 182 Houses For Sale 182 Houses For Sale 182 Houses For Sale (Dists. 21 28) (Dists. 21 28) (Dists. 21 28) An estate which offers a /Tb) 'Features a Games Room compromise of serenity and 1/ 11/ [n the Basement \g2 W h*r you prefer pinj-ponj, billiards, i Convenience anu
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        406 27 191 Private Apts. For Sale (Dists. 09 11) ERA OPEN HOUSE TODAY, 2 SPM ARDMORE POINT 1A Ardmore Park S(1025) Prime residential Dist. 10 Next to Shangri-la Hotel Freehold Full condo. facilities Foreigners eligible lOtHc (lninanclng Area (sq.ft.) Studio i4 units left) 968 4 bdrm. 3024 Penth'se 4487 Exclusive Marketing
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        461 27 191 Private Apts. For Sale (Dists. 09 11) INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES. D.lO Corona Vllle off Coronation Rd. West luxurious townhse. 3 bdrms. S/pool. Tenanted $3K. Selling $510K. Mldfleld pg *****81 (for viewing)/ *****68 Tue D.9 CAVENAGH APT. Upgrading soon. Penthouse, panoramic view. 3300 sq.ft. Large hall, spaclous kitchen, 4+ 1, S7OOK
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        353 27 SML The Professional Difference welcomes you to our Open hou»* D.15 NEPTUNE COURT BLK.B. #22-33 2.30pm 5.00pm Beautiful seaview Auspicious house number Easy access to East Dm Good security, squash e S3OBK on 0 Pq. Yvonne *****06 Greg *****87 D.15 OPEN HSE. II lpO V. sei urttj apt i Meyer
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        710 28 Private Apts. For Sale (Dists. 12 20) OSI M*NS v< Ik Irms re:; m- M ■A OPEN 1010 aq F'hold: ii rsel tibia MSM 9 MM LOY*NG BMI vnhae Q rms. alr-c m in j nOOS IHA •APTLEY GROVE, I I t■ drms N i^- pIS »OI Ate Jli; M..
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        734 28 193 Private Apts. For Sale (Oists. 21 28) OPEN HOUSE (10.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.) TODAY GRANDE VISTA SHOWFLAT OFFYIOCHUKANG ROAD SINGAPORE 2880 (Behind Seletar Garden) Phase il MEKonettesopen for booking new Maisonettes 4 bedroom -2024/261 6 sq ft Apartments 3 bedrooms 1238/1636 sq ft I 3 minutes drive to
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        960 28 203 HDB Apts. For Sale (Bedok/ Tampines) open hse. 2 Sp m Tamplnea exec mais Blgti (b Well renovated (modern western c design) by Interior decor alreons Built-in wardrobes/ showcai •v ablnets. Assure move In cond. Viewing strictly i, i Hap Ser.g *****07. OPEN HOUSE (Sat. Sun.) 2-spm, Improved l.impines
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        994 28 206 HDB Apts. For Sale (Yishun) 4/ 5-rm. yishun Central Bik 155, 229 858 70 s JTB Nicely renovated. CH *****83 pg *****11 5-RM. CORNER/ BALCONY Ylsluin Central 81k. 155, renovated, no blocking. CPF $99K 7.*****1 207 HDB Apts. For Sale (Other Estates) DON'T MISSI CASH $15K ONLY 5 ROOMS
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        851 28 207 HDB Apts. For Sale I (Other Estates) I j 5-RM. PT. 8LK.38 Upp. Boon Keng High Mr. Nice view. Brrczy. *****81 1 302t39y5 RH 208 HDB Apartments Wanted CASH BUYERS WANTED HDB FLATS: Bedok. Clement!. Ghlm Moh. A.M. Kio, Toa Payoh, Holland. Marine Drive. Whampoa. Teban, Pandan. Tamplnes, Jurong
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        273 28 220 Other Real Estate 220 Other Real Estate SAWMILL FOR SALE 3 pieces of light industrial land with fully operated sawmill and excellent returns Area 11.98 acres Location along old Masai Road, Palentong, Johore Bahru. Strategically located between Pasir Gudang Industrial Complex and Port Authority and the Johore Bahru commercial
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