The Straits Times, 5 January 1992

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    10 1 The Sunday Times No: 2894 55 CENTS MITA (P) 26/12/91
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    Lock icon US naval logistics facility to move here
    1163 1  -  Sumiko Tan Details of military accord to be worked out with S pore US and Singapore explore investment treaty By US President George Bush prefaced his speech at the Singapore Lecture by paying tribute to Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew, the chairman of
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    Proposed: One-judge court to hear capital offences
    505 1  -  Serene Lim By HIGH Court hearings into criminal cases carrying the death penalty could m future be presided over by one judge instead of two, as is the practice now. This is one of the proposals outlined by Chief Justice Yong Pung How
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      12 1 Happy ending to the case of the 'missing' th. c: Page 3
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      241 1 Groups, like Asean, share US goals and form building blocks of new world order Bush: Page 16 Play bigger role m Singapore's growth: Page 17 Respond positively to US calls for concessions Miyazawa: Page 8 Keycard. The trump card against car radio theft* iuur Foi the light- kMMMgii^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ programmed fin
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      POULTRY MESS'
      79 2 The slaughtering of poultry at 'a wet markets may have stopped since April last year, but the removal of entrails and other offal by vendors still leaves the floors and drains m a mess. Poultry-sellers said that they still needed to clean the abattoir-slaughtered poultry before displaying them
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      FEWER CALLS TO HELPLINES:
      45 2 Some telephone helplines have reported a Dig drop m the number of calls received since time-based telephone charges started on Dec 1. Organisations which offer telephone counselling say clients may not be aware that most helplines are toll-free. Home, Page 14
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      KL ARMY RESTRUCTURES
      35 2 The army is programme to improve its operational capability. Under the programme, the areas of command and responsibilities for all the army divisions m the country would be reviewed. Malaysia, Page 11
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      UN MUST REVIVE E. TIMOR TALKS
      80 2 Indonesia said on Friday that it was up to the new United Nations Secretary-General, Dr Boutros Ghali, to revive negotiations between Jakarta and Portugal over the East Timor issue. Foreign Minister AH Alatas told a news conference that Dr Ghali should propose new initiatives
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      IDEOLOGY CAMP IN CHINA
      87 2 Senior caares rrom uuangaong s open cities ana special economic zones have been summoned to an emergency "indoctrination camp" m Guangzhou. The special session will be on the theory and practice of countering "peaceful evolution" after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Sources m Guangzhou said
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      KEEPING TABS ON N-SALES
      45 2 nuclear materials and know-how from the former Soviet Union. lAEA officials said that they were worried by the legal vacuum concerning nuclear controls m the disintegrated Soviet Union and the opportunities that might arise consequently for "uncontrolled elements". World, Page 6
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      BABY BOOMERS' INFLUENCE:
      73 2 needs of the baby boom generation threaten to engulf the US' health care and retirement systems as the size of the elder population soars over the next 40 years, according to the results of a private study. The number of Americans 65 and older would hit 65
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      JIANG TO VISIT JAPAN
      38 2 Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Jiang Zemin will visit Japan this year as part of events marking the 20th anniversary of the restoration of relations between the World War II foes. World, Page 8
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      ALGERIAN POLL IRREGULARITIES:
      91 2 The Algerian government has asserted that voting irregularities could deprive the Islamic fundamentalists of as many as 70 of the 188 seats they won m last month's parliamentary polls. As many as 300 complaints of irregularities could result m the annulling of seats that the Islamic Salvation
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  • NEWS FOCUS
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      Lock icon Palestinians may snub peace talks over Israeli plan to expel 12
      564 2 US condemns deportation order 'The United States strongly condemns the Israeli government's decision. We have urged Israel at the highest levels to reconsider and to rescind this decision.' US State Department spokesman Richard Boucher. 'I don't expect massive American
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      Stall-helper gets stiller sentence for robbing while on bail
      452 2 A STALL-HELPER who committed armed robbery and other offences while he was out on bail on an extortion charge was given a heavier sentence than is usual yesterday. The case involved sentences on more than two offences m a single court
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      Lock icon Malaysia, S'pore air defence drill
      125 2 Malaysia, S'pore air defence drill KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia and Singapore will hold a one-day Joint air defence exercise on Tuesday under the FivePower Defence Arrangements (FPDA), according to a statement Issued yesterday by the Defence Ministry. The exercise, codenamed "Minor ADEX 92-1", will be co-or-dinated by the Integrated Air Defence
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      Lock icon Cuban pilot and 33 others flee to US in stolen helicopter
      586 2 Group, which includes children and infants, seeks political asylum 'Do you have any idea what it is like to be able to bring out four children and my grandchildren like this? Now I truly feel complete.' A passenger, who
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      Lock icon US backs full IMF membership for Russia and 5 states
      446 3 US backs full IMF membership for Russia and 5 states WASHINGTON The Bush administration, m a policy switch aimed at assisting the economic transformation of Russia and five other former Soviet republics more quickly, has urged that they be admitted to full membership m the International Monetary Fund and World
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      Lock icon Happy conclusion to the case of the 'missing' three
      119 3 FOR all the pomp and solemnity of the ceremony to mark As the Chief Justice did a quick head Sm to see who were missing, the three Judicial Commissioners Lai Si.. journey by rar IffmTheVictS°gSgt fin. ToThe clajs Picture by and
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      Lock icon Phnom Penh gives pledge on prisoners after delaying plans to free them
      429 3 PHNOM PENH The Phnom Penh government gave assurances yesterday that it would release all political prisoners and prisoners of war m line with the peace accord ending the Cambodian civil war, a top Red Cross official said. Mr
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      Sunday Plus gets a new look
      179 3 Sunday Plus gets a new look RKADKRS with a keen eye for text may notice a change In the Sunday Pins section today. From today, a fresh set of typefaces is being used for ail headlines and text. Franklin Gothic headline typefaces replace the Newton family of typefaces In use
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      267 2 Showers over several areas m the afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am. tomorrow. 31 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.11 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.09 am. TRAVELLERS' WEATHER Amsterdam 5/8 C Cloudy Madrid 0/14 C Clear Athens 1/15 C Clear Manila 20/30 C Cloudy Auckland 12/16 C Clear Moscow -1/2
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  • WORLD
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      Senior cadres from Guangdong sent to indoctrination camp
      471 4 Session aims to counter 'peaceful evolution' HONGKONG Senior cadres from Guangdong's open cities and special economic zones have been summoned to an emergency "indoctrination camp" m the city of Guangzhou. The special session, which starts tomorrow and lasts for 10 days, will
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      Lock icon Deng's daughter's friend finds jeep stolen
      182 4 BEIJING The daughter of Chinese paramount leader Deng Xiaoping had first-hand experience of Beijing's crime problems when her friend's jeep was stolen at a year-end party. Ms Deng Lin was a passenger m the jeep owned by her artist friend Rong Rui, who parked
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      Lock icon Novel uses found for China's bomb shelters
      227 4 BEIJING Chinese cities are converting underground shelters built to withstand Soviet air raids into department stores, hotels and even chicken farms. City planners met to discuss peaceful uses of China's extensive air-raid network at a national seminar held recently m Kunming, the China
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      Lock icon Japanese youths growing bigger
      189 4 But their eyesight is getting worse TOKYO Japanese youths continue to grow taller and heavier, outgrowing their parents, but their eyesight is deteriorating, according to an Education Ministry survey which appeared yesterday. The survey conducted between April and June last year involved nearly 700,000 kindergarten and
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      Lock icon Seeking refuge from cold — under a train
      193 4 Seeking refuge from cold under a train DHAKA The continuing cold spell m usually tropical Bangladesh has left 135 people dead m the past week, according to a report m a pro-government daily. The victims were mostly rural children and old people m the north and west of the country
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      Lock icon Top Democrats seek $88.5 b deficit increase to fight slump
      438 4 WASHINGTON Leading Democratic senators opened the new session of the US Congress on Friday by calling for a US$55 billion (SsBB.s*billion) increase m the federal deficit to fight the persistent recession. Although the plan would mark a suspension of the
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      Lock icon US secretary leaves $243,000 for the care of cats in Maine
      145 4 BRIDGETON (Maine) It was to be a Happy New Year for the cats of Maine, thanks to a secretary who bequeathed US$l5O,OOO (5J243.000) to care for them. A trust established by Ms Dorothy Hale Davis before she died of
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      Lock icon Ex-Soviet soldiers switch their loyalties to Ukraine
      586 5 This despite appeal to take oath to c'wealth MOSCOW Former Soviet soldiers m Ukraine have begun swearing allegiance to the newly-independent state, not the commonwealth, m a major step towards creating a separate Ukrainian army, according to press reports. A Ukrainian army with
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      Lock icon Sukarno's widow held in US on assault charge
      147 5 ASPEN (Colorado) The widow of former Indonesian President Sukarno was arrested at a posh ski lodge on charges that she slashed a fellow party guest with a champagne glass, police said. Ratna Sari Dewi Sukarno, 51, was charged with seconddegree assault, said
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      Lock icon Ukraine zoo rabbits vanishing very rapidly
      111 5 MOSCOW Rabbits at a zoo m Ukraine are disappearing faster than they can breed, reflecting economic facts of life m the former Soviet republic. The rabbits vanish from the zoo's domestic animals section as food prices soar m austerity conditions. Meat is expensive and
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      Lock icon UK's 'Muslim parliament' warns against hostile laws
      116 5 LONDON Britain's self-styled "Muslim parliament" marked its first session yesterday with an attack on Western civilisation and a warning of defiance of laws it saw as being hostile to Islam. The unelected body is the brainchild of the pro-Iranian Muslim Institute whose head,
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      Lock icon Besieged Georgian President calls for protests
      375 5 Appeal follows gun attack on rally held by supporters TBILISI (Georgia) President Zviad Gamsakhurdia has called on Georgians to hold "rallies, strikes and other acts of insubordination" to fight his opponents, who have claimed control of the government. The appeal came after about 15
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      Lock icon Soviets may have quizzed agents held in Vietnam: CIA
      357 6 'No links with that described by KGB man' WASHINGTON The United States Central Intelligence Agency said on Friday that two US agents taken prisoner during the Vietnam War might have been questioned by Soviet intelligence, but neither situation fitted that described
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      Lock icon Agency seeks more power to monitor nuclear trade
      521 6 VIENNA The International Atomic Energy Agency is seeking more power to monitor possible trafficking m nuclear materials and know-how from the former Soviet Union. lAEA officials said that they were worried by the legal vacuum concerning nuclear controls m the disintegrated Soviet
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      Lock icon British scientist dies in US laboratory blast
      176 6 MENLO PARK (California) A British scientist was killed and three other men injured m a blast at a US laboratory as they conducted tests related to nuclear "cold fusion" theories. The scientists were lifting a cigar-sized steel cylinder out of water and onto
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    • BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Anti-Japanese hoarding stops traffic on US highway
        123 6 Anti- Japanese hoarding stops traffic on US highway BALTIMORE (Maryland) A hoarding with an emotionally charged anti-Japanese message is stopping traffic on a busy highway m eastern Maryland m the United States. "Americhuko The Colony of Japan" reads the legend emblazoned beneath a rising sun on the hoarding on Route
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        Lock icon French troops head for Chad
        43 6 picture French paratroopers boarding a military aircraft at Toulouse airport m France on Friday, en route to Chad to support troops backing President Idrtss Deby, who are under attack from rebel forces backing deposed President Hissene Habre. Reuter
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        Lock icon Dutch sales tax on sex
        94 6 THE HAGUE (The Netherlands) Dutch prostitutes now have to charge sales tax, but officials do not expect to get much returns from a profession that is part of the nations underground economy. The 18.5 per cent value-added tax for self-employed prostitutes was meant to eliminate
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        Lock icon Bar patron sets $1,000 poser
        90 6 DUESSELDORF A German bar owner remains baffled by a big-spending customer did the man really leave a 994-mark (551,035) tip or did he just not realise how much his change was? Police said on Friday that the owner received a 1,000--mark note at the bar
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        Lock icon Jail bid to keep floods out
        41 6 picture. Inmates of Ramsay prison near the swollen Brazos River packing down sandbags on Thursday m a bid to prevent flood waters from entering the prison. The floods began to recede the next day. Reuter
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        Lock icon Umbrellas banned on Sabbath
        99 6 JERUSALEM Chief Rabbi Mordechai Eliahou has said that the use of umbrellas on the Jewish day of rest, the Sabbath, was banned even m the cold snap that had caused flooding and blanketed many parts of Israel with snow. "You must be sure not to open
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        Lock icon Two put into sea in drums
        113 6 JOHANNESBURG Two Mozambican stowaways found aboard a ship were put over the side m oil drums m shark-infested seas and told to find their own way to safety, according to a report here. The refugees from the Mozambican civil war were washed up last
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        Lock icon US stocks in record close
        120 6 NEW YORK US stocks soared to a record close for the sixth consecutive session on Friday, as the holiday buying fever showed no signs of letting up. The Dow Jones industrial average cracked through the 3,200 barrier and nearly every major stock index entered the
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      Lock icon Baby-boomers will set agenda for US public-policy choices: Study
      370 7 WASHINGTON The needs of the baby-boom generation threaten to engulf the nations health care and retirement systems as the size of the elderly population soars over the next 40 years, according to the results of a study. The number of Americans
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      Lock icon Tragic end to Hollywood love story, this time for real
      423 7 ONE of Hollywood's enduring love stories came to a tragic end when Australian-born actress Cassandra Harris died of cancer. Ms Harris, 39, who played the former mistress of her real-life husband, Pierce Brosnan, 39, m the hit television series Remington
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      Lock icon Indian duo bottle Ganges water for sale
      369 7 Indian duo bottle Ganges water for sale NEW DELHI Two Indian businessmen have built a plant high m the Himalayas to bottle Ganges water for sale m India and abroad. And they are not the least bit fazed by the prospect of competing against betterknown mineral waters. "This is something
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    • PEOPLE
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        Lock icon Soccer great starved to death
        99 7 HONGKONG will bid farewell to one of its favourite and greatest soccer stars, Tse Kam Hung, at a funeral tomorrow. The 76-year-old former South China and Sing Tao defender, who was a 1948 Olympic bronze medalist, died of starvation on Thursday after wandering from his
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        Lock icon HK's Woman of the Year
        86 7 JOURNALIST turned legislator Emily Lav has been voted "Woman of the Year" by Radio Television Hongkong's Radio 3. The 39-year-old Ms Lav made history when she became the first and only woman to be elected directly to the Legislative Council m Hongkong's maiden elections last
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        Lock icon Prince taken to police station
        149 7 DANISH Crown Prince Frederik spent part of New Year's Eve m a police station after a woman friend who was driving him home from a party was stopped on suspicion of drunk driving, police said on Friday. The 23-year-old Crown Prince was a passenger m
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        Lock icon Film star Dame Judith dies
        105 7 ACTRESS Dame Judith Anderson, a Broadway legend and feature-film villain best known for her role as the malevolent housekeeper Mrs Danvers m the 1940 classic Rebecca, died on Friday. She was 93. She died at her home m Santa Barbara, 144 km north-west of Los
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        Lock icon Losers no more
        120 7 A FAMILY fed up with being Losers and an insurance agent afraid that Cheatham did not gain the trust of clients were among 500 people who changed their names m the United States city of Denver last year. Mr James Henry Cook became David Anthony Billion, m
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      Lock icon Canadian firm pays workers to get degree — then leave
      517 7 Canadian firm pays workers to get degree then leave VANCOUVER (British Columbia) A leading employer here is financing higher education for its workers. But instead of welcoming them back once they have earned their degrees, it tells them it never wants to see them again. The novel plan, developed by
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      Lock icon Reagan invites Gorbachevs to California
      223 7 LOS ANGELES Like every man out of work, Mr Mikhail Gorbachev fills the hours catching up with old friends. Mr Ronald Reagan understands. He invited the exPresident of the now-defunct Soviet Union and his wife to California. After Mr Gorbachev relinquished his presidency last month,
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      Lock icon Jiang Zemin to visit Japan this year
      426 8 China's help being sought to restrain North Korea's nuclear programme BEIJING Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Jiang Zemin will visit Japan this year as part of events marking the 20th anniversary of the restoration of relations between the World War II foes. Chinese
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      Lock icon New Yugoslav ceasefire 'holding'
      168 8 BELGRADE A new ceasefire between Yugoslavia's waning armies held yesterday with the main battlefronts m the rebel republic of Croatia quiet, the Yugoslav federal army said. It said Croatian forces launched attacks along the main Novska-Kamensko front m the western Slavonia region shortly after the ceasefire
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      Lock icon Myanmar junta calls for unity on Independence Day
      373 8 YANGON Myanmar's ruling junta marked the Southeast Asian country's Independence Day yesterday by calling for national unity m support of the generals who seized power m September 1988. The call came m a message by General Saw Maung, head of the State
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      Lock icon Pigs that listen to BBC
      77 8 LONDON Pigs on a British farm are keeping up with the news by listening to BBC World Service radio broadcasts m 36 languages. The tin roof of their sty acts as a receiver which picks up signals from a powerful Brit- ish Broadcasting Corporation transmitter
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      Lock icon Respond positively to US requests for concessions, Miyazawa urges
      266 8 TOKYO Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa, who will discuss trade problems with President George Bush this week, has urged Japan to respond positively to US requests for economic concessions. He expressed his determination to try to remove economic and trade friction between
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      Lock icon Algerian radicals 'may lose up to 70 of the seats won'
      480 9 Voting irregularities include tampering with ballots, says govt PARIS The Algerian government has asserted that voting irregularities could deprive the Islamic fundamentalists of as many as 70 of the 188 seats they won m last month's parliamentary polls. Riore
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      Lock icon US, Britain and France to call for UN sanctions if Libya won't budge
      307 9 Bombing of airliners NEW YORK The United States, Britain and France plan to ask the United Nations Security Council to impose sanctions against Libya for its alleged role m the midair bombing of an American and a
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      Lock icon 4 youths get stiff jail terms for NY subway killing
      292 9 NEW YORK Calling them "a band of marauders", a judge on Friday sentenced four youths to the maximum of 25 years to life m prison for the murder of a tennis fan slain m a Manhattan subway m front of
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  • ASEAN
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      Lock icon Revival of Jakarta-Lisbon talks 'up to UN chief'
      352 10 He should propose ideas to resolve East Timor issue, says Alatas JAKARTA Indonesia said on Friday that it was up to the new United Nations Sec-retary-General, Dr Boutros Ghali, to revive negotiations between Jakarta and Portugal over the East Timor issue. Foreign
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      Lock icon Aquino lifts ban on import of power generators
      260 10 MANILA Philippine President Corazon Aquino, facing a crippling electric power shortage m the south, approved measures, including the tax-free import of power generators, to combat the crisis, local papers said yesterday. They said that officials and businessmen told Mrs Aquino m a
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      Lock icon IMF mission due in Manila tomorrow
      178 10 MANILA A mission from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is due here tomorrow for a final review of the Philippines' 18-month standby agreement with the Fund, according to Finance Secretary Jesus Estanislao yesterday. He said that the review would determine whether Manila had complied
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      Lock icon Two Philippine parties form coalition to back Salonga's candidacy
      407 10 Two Philippine parties form coalition to back Salonga's candidacy MANILA The Philippines' two largest left-of-centre political parties joined forces on Friday to back former Senate president Jovito Salonga's presidential bid m the May national elections. The announcement was made one day after former Defence Secretary General Fidel Ramos unveiled his
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      Lock icon Thais on alert against spillover of fighting in Myanmar
      302 10 BANGKOK Thai Border Patrol Police units deployed on the border with Myanmar had been put on alert to prevent a large-scale Myanmar military operation against ethnic guerillas from spilling over into Thai territory, a Thai official said m the border town
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    • THE FLIP SIDE OF TOURISM
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        Lock icon 'Ex-Taiwanese major' killed in bid to rob moneychanger
        177 10 JAKARTA Indonesian police shot dead a man, described as a former major m the Taiwanese army, and wounded another when three men tried to rob a moneychanger at a shop m East Java, press reports said here yesterday. The three men, all
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        Lock icon Yakuza suspects deported
        62 10 MANILA Five Japanese who arrived here as tourists were deported on suspicion of being members of the Yakuza, or Japanese Mafia, the official Philippine News Agency said. Immigration officials held the five, who arrived from Tokyo, after finding them covered with tattoos. They were originally scheduled to
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        Lock icon Indonesia to launch sixth satellite in May
        206 10 JAKARTA Indonesia plans to launch its sixth domestic communications satellite, Palapa B-4, m May, according to the Berita Buana newspaper yesterday. Mr Sahala Silalahi, chief of the country's satellite operations, told the newspaper the satellite was scheduled to be launched by an unmanned
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  • MALAYSIA
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      Lock icon Structure of army being revamped to improve capability
      418 11 Divisional responsibility to be reviewed KUALA LUMPUR The army is re-organising its structure under a long-term programme to improve its operational capability. Under the programme, the areas of command and responsibility for all the army divisions m the country would be reviewed.
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      Lock icon Aids scare causes drop in blood donations at hospitals
      289 11 JOHOR BARU The Aids scare has resulted m a reduced number of people donating blood at hospitals m Malaysia. Health Minister Datuk Lee Kirn Sal said on Friday that an extensive information campaign would be carried out to convince the people
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      Lock icon More information sought on alleged dumping of toxic waste by S'pore firm
      249 11 IPOH The Public Prosecutor's Office here has directed the Manjung district police to provide more information on the alleged dumping of toxic waste at Pantai Remis two years ago by a Singapore company. Deputy Public Prosecutor Su Geok
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      Lock icon Floods in Malacca force 714 to flee homes
      192 11 MALACCA Floods here have forced 714 people to flee their homes on Friday at a time when no water flowed from their taps. Fortunately for Ng Shyh Poh, six, he is able to get clean, drinkable water amid all that brownish water.
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      Lock icon Legal issue should be kept separate from ties: Judge
      346 11 Ownership of Pedra Branca KUALA LUMPUR The controversy involving international law over Pedra Branca should be kept separate from issues such as international relations and friendly ties between Malaysia and Singapore, according to Supreme Court Judge Tan Sri Harun Mahmud Hashim.
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      Development plans of Johor to be shown at exhibition
      217 11 JOHOR BARU The public can catch a glimpse of Johor m the next decade when the master plans for economic and technology development towards 2005 are put on show at an exhibition here, according to a Star newspaper report yesterday. Johor
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      Vacuum disposal system in the pipeline
      524 12  -  Dominic Nathan By HDB, developers and hospitals looking into new system to collect rubbish, minus spills and stench THINK of a giant vacuum cleaner that literally sucks garbage from the chutes of many flats to a giant dump, where the refuse is then compacted
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      Armed robbers drop loot after chase by 2 boys and VC man
      387 12 TWO armed robbers who held up a finance company discarded their loot of almost $37,000 after they were chased by two schoolboys and an offduty Vigilante Corps officer on Thursday. The two men, wearing army uniforms with ski-masks
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      Don't use textbook leadership methods blindly, officer cadets told
      486 12 AVOID applying textbook leadership techniques blindly, the Health and Community Development Minister, Mr Yeo Cheow Tong, told 400 officer cadets yesterday. He said this at the second Tri-Service Commissioning Parade last night. He told the officer cadets from the Army, Navy
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      Vendors cleaning abattoir-killed poultry mess up wet markets
      502 13 THE slaughtering of poultry at 23 wet markets may have stopped since April last year, but the removal of entrails and other offal by vendors still leaves the floors and drains m a mess. Poultry-sellers said that they still needed to clean
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      On using science for wider good
      214 13 WHEN the methods of science were vaguely understood, they were applied to astrology, numerology and alchemy to achieve the aims of kings and princes. But when such personal goals were put aside, science brought very much more benefit to mankind. These points were made
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      Bt Batok slashes penalty rates for late-payers
      485 13  -  Cephah Tan Town council's move to take effect from April By THE Bukit Batok Town Council will charge residents m estates under its management much less when they do not pay their conservancy and service charges on time. From April, the late payment
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      Fewer calls to helplines since time billing started
      535 14  -  Tan Hsueh Yun People may not be aware that many lines are toll-free By SOME telephone helplines have reported a big drop m the number of calls received since time-based telephone charges started. Most of the helpline numbers are toll-free, but they
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      School for ACS boys to start on Thursday
      160 14 j School ,will re-open at its new premises m Dover Road on Thursday. I The independent school took out an advertisement m The Sunday Times today to inform its student: of the new dati. ACS students were told last month that school
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    • Article
      Riding school plans to raise fees by up to 40% from Feb 1
      547 14 JUST one year down the road and Greendale Riding {School is planning to raise Its fees by up to 40 per cent. And there is no guarantee that the fees will not go up further, acknowledged the
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      Varsity alumni forum on NUS identity
      90 14 AN NUS identity amidst diversity. This will be discussed by National University of Singapore alumni at an inaugural/forum on Saturday at 9.30 am at the Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library. The speakers will be Mr K. Shanmugam, an MP for Sembawang GRC, Dr Vivian
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      Toll-free hotline for SBS
      95 14 BUS commuters can now call the Singapore Bus Service's toll-free hotline tele^ phone number, 287-2727, for enquiries on bus routes and to give feedback on bus services. Commuters can call thi hotline to find out what buses to take from one place te another, the. services
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      SAF EXERCISES
      191 14 THE Singapore Armed Forces will be conducting military exercises m Lim Chu Kang, Hong Kah, Mar siling, Mandai, Sembawang, Tampines, Upper Jurong, Jalan Bahar, Kranji, Seletar and Tuas from 8 am tomorrow to noon on Saturday. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used. AIR FORCE: The Republic of Singapore
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    • Article
      'Groups like Asean form building blocks of new world order'
      804 16 'Groups like Asean form building blocks of new world order US President George Bush's visit to Singapore MAINTAINING global peace and security. PROMOTING democracy. HAVING more open markets and more free trade to generate greater economic growth. PRESIDENT George Bush yesterday outlined three challenges for the United States and its
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      New world 'needs a strong and healthy US'
      253 16 It must also be led by a globally-minded President, says Mr Lee THE post-Cold War world needs a strong and healthy United States with an experienced and globally-minded President, Mr Lee Kuan Yew said yesterday. The Senior Minister, who was chairing the
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      US President meets the press on Istana lawn
      457 16 PRESIDENT George Bush's press conference yesterday morning on the Istana lawn, the only one during his three-day visit, covered issues ranging from the regional co-operation to the American economy. East Asian Economic Caucus Mr Bush restated America's unease about the East Asian
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      Business group seeks boost for US-Asean trade
      461 16 AMERICAN businessmen operating m Asean yesterday presented President George Bush with an action programme to increase US-Asean business. They want the US to negotiate tax and bilateral investment treaties and work towards a free trade arrangement with the Asean countries. They also called
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      US presence in Asia-Pacific remains vital: President Wee
      421 16 THE United States' presence m the Asia-Pacific region and its security alliance with Japan are vital for regional peace even though the Cold War has ended, President Wee Kirn Wee said last night. Any major changes m America's interests or capabilities would
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    • Article
      Badawi hopes US naval base will not be set up in Spore
      447 16  -  Ismail Kassim In Kuala Lumpur By KUALA LUMPUR Foreign Minister Datuk Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, m an immediate reaction to the accord on the transfer of an American naval logistics command to Singapore, yesterday expressed the hope that it
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    • US President George Bush's visit to Singapore
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        May bigger role in Spore's growth
        638 17 Prime Minister Goh's call to the United States: 'We want America to play a bigger part m our growth, through more investments and trade. We believe so do all our neighbours. All of us need America as a partner m our economies to help
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        Of high spirits and pint-sizes at the Raffles
        663 17 "Singapore increasingly Illustrates the characteristics of a truly successful nation m the modem era, with a well-educated electorate, Increasingly free to make its political choices felt 3 with access to Information to make Informed choices. "I recognise that democracy underlies prosperity, and
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        Lock icon Mrs Bush drops in on the Tan family in Bishan
        528 17  -  Chai Kim Wah Cherian George Warren Fernandez Chiang Yin Pheng Chan Hwa Loon Reports: IVAN Tan will look back on this picture someday when he is way above three years old and realise fully who carried him m her arms.
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    • SNIPPETS
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        A suite fit for a president
        144 17 FORMER British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher former Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke and former American President Richard Nixon were among the dignitaries who stayed there while they were m Singapore. And for the past two days, the Shangri-La suite housed President George Bush. For
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        Tie-pin worth its weight in gold
        130 17 THIS is no ordinary tie-pin. It bears the seal of the President of the United States on one side, and his signature on the other. And it is now the property of Mr Michael Gold (above) the manager of Shang Palace, a Chinese restaurant
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        On the beat since Truman days
        114 17 SHE would only say that she was "younger than spring" but Mrs Naomi Nover (right), one of the 200 pressmen accompanying US President George Bush on his visit here, has been on the White House beat since 1945! She has covered every president since
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        Spade's of no use in rainy spell
        159 17 THE shiny spade held aloft by American Ambassador Robert Orr (above) was supposed to have been for the new US chancery's ground-breaking ceremony to be officiated by President Bush. But Singapore's recent rainy weather changed all that, said Mr Bush. So instead of
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      • Article
        Case of the 'armoured' lectern
        79 17 THE lectern used by President Bush to deliver his Singapore Lecture was specially "armoured" and according to sources, its positioning on the stage almost caused a row between US and Singapore officials. The Americans wanted the lectern moved further forward but Singapore officials objected because
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      Piracy: Shippers seek govt help
      1311 18  -  Brendan Pereira SPECIAL REPORT Reports by Increasing violence Just last August, pirates armed with assault rifles boarded a Singapore cargo ship, the Springstar, shot the ship's chief officer, Mr Muhammad Dahlan, 35, and dumped his body overboard. A DRAMATIC rise m the number of pirate
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      Indonesia's priority to clean up Phillips Channel
      322 18 'Our number one priority is to clean up Phillips Channel. And we are confident that we will achieve our aim.' Mr Hartoto. KEEPING Phillips Channel, the main ambush point for pirates, safe is a priority for the Indonesian Navy. Mr Hartoto Hardikusumo, the
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    • Article
      Country that arrests pirates on high seas decides on penalties
      193 18 OUT on the high seas, piracy is a crime punishable by the country which arrests the pirates. The Law of the Sea Convention, which is the international law governing such issues, states that a pirate ship can be seized on
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      Pirates usually Thais, Indonesians or Filipinos
      372 18 NEARLY all pirates are masked, but shipowners and crew members who were victimised by them say that, judging from the language they used, the pirates are usually either Thais, Indonesians or Filipinos. Sept 20, 1990: AN AUSTRALIAN container ship, TNT Express, was attacked by
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      MIT lecturers to give series of 3 talks on management
      165 18 A SERIES of three lectures on management by lecturers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) will be held at the World Trade Centre this month. They are part of the Advanced Management Luncheon Lectures organised by the MIT Club
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    • Article
      Asean officials meeting here to discuss pollution issues
      106 18 TRANSBOUNDARY pollution m the Asean countries will be discussed by representatives from the six member countries m Singapore tomorrow. These representatives are from the Working Group on Transboundary Pollution (WGTP), one of the six working groups established under the Asean Senior Officials
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    • AROUND THE COURTS
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        Youth's murder: 2 more charged
        150 19 US? X?* sus P ects w «re charged separately yesterday wilting "ST** of a 17 -y*ar-old student who was waiting for his examination results. n Surat Singh, 29, and Chinnaya Subramnrit Zl}*** eneral workers, allegedly committed p£«n*£ three other men by causing the death of
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        Driver accused of hurting motorist
        76 19 A CHAUFFEUR was charged yesterday with hurting another motorist during a misunderstanding along Boundary Road, off Paya Lebar Road. Awang Sati, 47, allegedly punched Mr Say King Onn, 38, on his right shoulder m the incident at 2 pm on Sept 7 last year. A
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        Lift robber gets 7 years' jail
        195 19 AN ODD-JOB worker who robbed women m lifts was sentenced on Friday to seven years' jail and 24 strokes of the cane. Lee Song Chye, 23 (right), was also fined $3,000 for having 0.01 g of heroin and consuming morphine on April 9 last
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        Public health officer fined for graft
        166 19 A PUBLIC health officer who withheld a report of mosquito breeding against an anti-pest company was fined $3,000 on Friday for trying to corruptly obtain money for not making the report. Samsudin Mohd Sulaiman, 40, a district court heard, discovered that mosquitoes were breeding
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        Fined $1,000 fa molest on bus
        128 19 A MAN who wriggled his fingers through a gap between the back support and seat cushion of an SBS bus to molest a woman was fined $1,000 on Friday. A district court heard that Nadesan Subramaniam, 37, a driver (right), tried to hide his
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        Russian stole aluminium sheets
        131 19 A RUSSIAN shipmaster was on Friday jailed three months for stealing 3,000 aluminium sheets worth $50,000 from his ship, which was being repaired at a yard m Tuas Road. A district court heard that Vorobyov Sergery, 27, of the vessel Katask, sold the aluminium sheets to
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        Fishball killed old woman
        116 19 A 74- YEAR-OLD woman died after choking on a fishball at her home In Bedok North Road last July, a coroner's court heard on Friday. Madam Cheah Ah Kum, a widow, was given a packet of fishball guotiao by her son for dinner on July 4.
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      Sticky issues remain
      286 20 FEW will deny that something needed to be done about the problem of spent chewing gum. Among other things, about 400 lumps were being stuck under the seats of about 60 MRT trains every night; the litter had also disrupted train services by preventing doors from closing.
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  • PROFILE
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      25 YEARS AGO
      113 20 What The Straits Times reported on Jan 6, 1967 NEW YORK The Sound Of Music, starring Britain's Julie Andrews, has surpassed Gone With The Wind as the biggest box office hit m film history, the entertainment industry weekly, Variety, reported today. Variety said the film version of
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      The 'hands-on' leader
      1200 20 China-born PR KER SIN TZE is a poor boy made good with some strong beliefs Dr Ker Sin Tze has just been given the task of looking after the poor m the Chinese community. He seems wellsuited for the job, as he knows just what it was
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  • VIEWPOINTS
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      Lose faith in the basics and everyone loses
      854 21  -  Asad Latif There is only so much that a government, any government, can achieve. If demands become unrealistic, it may become necessary to start pretending to fulfil them. AS A new political session begins, what threatens Singapore is a loss of political
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      Lock icon When UN force is needed to break up civil wars I
      766 21  -  Brian Urquhart In more and more post-Cold War situations, only firm and even-handed intervention from the outside is likely to put an end to the progressive ruin of once peaceful societies CIVIL war with modern weapons is a brutal
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      Sales not the answer to retail woes
      874 21  -  Wong Leong Mein The continual eruption of sales could backfire on the retail trade. Such offers will be taken for granted and bargain-hunters will become immune to the lure eventually. WHAT has been bad for shops has been cause for rejoicing for shoppers.
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      FIGURE IT OUT
      169 21  -  Lee Siew Hua The salesgirl's lot They are all salesgirls m the ladies 1 department, single, aged 20-24 and have some training. But their pay and perks are poles apart. Source: Union Ban^ Switzerland's Prices And Fammgs Around The Globe. 1991 Taxes/social Gross service Net earnings contributions
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      8 21 Brian Urquhart is a former United Nations Under-Sec-retary-General.
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  • ANALYSIS
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      SUNSTROKES
      4 22  -  Lee Chee Chew
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      The great dance resumes
      2118 22 The great dance resumes DB HARDMAN: With the end of the Cold War, we see the passing of perhaps the only genuine example yet of a two-power world. There is no serious prospect of a one-power world, as even you will agree, Professor Friedenreich. Therefore, the multi-power world is back
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  • SPORT
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      Lock icon The sad year that was in world of sport
      1449 23 Drugs, Aids and other tragedies grabbed more headlines than record-breakers and other heroes 1991 REVIEW The absence of Maradona and Johnson may be a precursor to events on a more global scale this year. With the breakup off the Soviet Union
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      GO GO JOJO FOR 1991 HONOURS
      28 23 Sportswoman of the Year contendor Jojo Sinclair: Sixth at the world championships last month and winner of two golds at Asian level.
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      SBBF to flex its muscle in all five SNOC awards
      249 23 BODYBUILDING IF THE Singapore Bodybuilders Federation had a choice, the nations top sporting awards would all go to its athletes. In its list of nominations for the annual Singapore National Olympic Council awards, the SBBF entered all five categories: Sportsman
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      Lock icon Wattana blasts his way into last 16
      216 23 SNOOKER BOURNEMOUTH James Wattana powered into the last 16 of the £325,000 ($975,000) Mercantile Credit snooker Classic here on Friday with another impressive victory. The in-form 21-year-old Thai, who reached the semi-fi-nals of the UK Open m November, continued to fire on all
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      Lock icon Provis and McQuillan make it an all-Australian affair
      449 23 TENNIS BRISBANE Australia's top women Rachel McQuillan and Nicole Provis beat off the foreign challenge yesterday to reach the final of the Australian hardcourt women's tennis tournament. It will be the first final between two Australians m a world tour event since
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      Lock icon NEW LOVE GAME: BORIS AND BARBARA
      62 23 picture. AP Courting off court: German tennis star Boris Becker with his new girlfriend and compatriot Barbara Feltus-Ferbst, 25, taking a stroll m a Perth beachside suburb during the Hopman Cup last week. Lucky Becker might be m love but Germany crashed out to
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    • SPORT IN SHORT
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        Wigan pays world record fee for Offiah
        85 23 Rugby league champion Wigan paid Widnes a world record £440,000 ($1.32 million) for Great Britain winger Martin Offiah on Friday. Wigan chairman Maurice Lindsay completed the deal with only minutes to spare before the afternoon deadline, allowing Offiah to make his debut m
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        Germans win second heat
        55 23 The German duo of Andreas Willim and Carsten Kemmling won Friday's second heat m the world Flying Dutchman yachting championships off Tauranga. The duo took the overall lead after finishing fourth m Thursday's first heat. Danish cousins Jorgen and Jens Bojsen-Moller were second after their fifth
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        Piquet starts own team
        53 23 Former world Formula One champion Nelson Piquet said on Friday he was launching his own Formula 3,000 team to help his protege Olivier Beretta m his motor-racing apprenticeship. The Piquet racing team, which will start the 1992 season, is to be based at Britain's Snetterton circuit,
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        Lewis to defend titles
        55 23 British and European heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis is set to defend his titles against Commonwealth champion Derek Williams, announced promoters. The three-title fight has been pencilled m for late March, but it could be sooner if a suitable opponent is not found to face Lewis m
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        Redmond is disappointing
        47 23 Derek Redmond made a disappointing 800 metres indoor debut m the IMI Birmingham Mint Games on Friday. The United Kingdom 400 m record-holder could only finish fifth m his first round heat m lmin 56.965 ec more than 3sec behind the winner Richard White.
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        Cash to play in Germany
        49 23 Former Wimbledon champion Pat Cash, 26, plans to play several matches for German league tennis team Club an der Alster Hamburg this season, the club said on Friday. The club has raised 50,000 marks ($52,000) to sign the Australian through sponsorship and private contributions.
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        Skau gets his revenge
        53 23 Dana Per Skau exacted revenge on Dave Whitcombe m the first-round of the Embassy World Darts championship m Frimley Green, England, on Friday. Skau, 23, toppled Whitcombe 3-1 m their first round clash exactly the same score by which Whitcombe had beaten him m the championship
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        A clash of dates
        53 23 France has pulled out of its scheduled B fixture against Wales m Cardiff on Jan 31 because of a clash of dates. France is due to play Scotland B that same weekend, while its senior side meets Wales at the Arms Park m the Five Nations
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        10km run on Jan 26
        33 23 The Etonic/Red Hawk 10-kilo-metre open championship run will be held on Jan 26 at Marina Park (under Benjamin Sheares Bridge) at 7.30 am. For further enquiries, call 224-5071.
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      Lock icon Nurherman and swimmer Ong get Games nod
      547 25 OLYMPIC GAMES KUALA LUMPUR Convinced that the Olympic Games is not an arena for exposure, the Olympic Council of Malaysia yesterday took an uncompromising stand when it named only two individuals for the trip to Barcelona m July. "The best m Asia, we
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      SCORES AND STATISTICS
      788 25 BASKETBALL NBA: Cavaliers HI Celtics 100, Bullets 112 Nets 108, Pistons 106 Mavericks 96, Bucks 113 Bulls 106, Pacers 114 Lakers 87. ■CRICKET MM CMtle Cap, Jrd day In K*«t Laaiaa: Natal 159 and 214 (Andrew Hudson 65; Simon Base 5-38). Border 257 and 37-1 In Cape
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      Lock icon Top trio back as Spurs starts FA Cup defence
      482 26 SOCCER English FA Cup REMAINING TIES TODAY Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur Bristol Rovers v Plymouth Argyle Charlton Athletic v Barnet Leeds United v Manchester United Notts County v Wigan TOMORROW Crewe Alexandra v Liverpool LONDON Tottenham Hotspur will begin its
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      Lock icon Lineker's son comes home
      79 26 LONDON The baby son of England captain Gary lineker has been allowed home for a week after positive signs In Us battle against leukaemia. Said Spars striker Lineker: "It's as encouraging sign that they have let him come home. To look at him lying In his
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      Lock icon Guidelines on player transfers
      394 26 Velappan urges countries to draw up policies to prevent friction between clubs KUALA LUMPUR Continental football confederations are m the midst of drafting or reviewing guidelines on the transfer of players m accordance with regulations from Fifa, the world controlling body, said Asian Football Confederation general
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      SOCCER SHORTS
      146 26 Off, off, off The fight for Premier League status, rather than the professional foul, is being blamed as the main cause for this season's record number of send-ings-off m England. Figures being finalised by the Football Association show a rise of almost 40 per cent on last season's
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      Lock icon Chelsea's Sinclair charged for 'headbutting ref
      542 26 LONDON The English Football Association said on Friday it had charged Chelsea full-back Frank Sinclair for allegedly headbutting a referee while on loan to Third Division West Bromwich Albion. Although some witnesses say it appeared to be an accidental clash of heads, ihe FA
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      Lock icon Surgery for Prosinecki
      240 26 MADRID Real Madrid midfielder Robert Prosinecki, one of the world's highest paid soccer players, underwent surgery on Friday to repair a thigh muscle torn m training. "The operation went off perfectly and Robert is feeling great. He should be fully recovered m two months' time," said a
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      Battling Pakistan regains control
      399 26 FAISALABAD Pakistan, down by 19 runs on the first innings, snatched back the initiative yesterday, dismissing three Sri Lankan batsmen (or 68 by close of play on the third day of the Third and final cricket Test. Resuming at 117-2, Pakistan was 221 all out m
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      Shastri century delayed by rain
      389 26 CRICKET SYDNEY Ravi Shastri's progress towards his 11th Test century was delayed, interrupted and finally halted by rain yesterday; Australia's weather achieving what its bowlers had failed to do. Shastri, m four visits to the crease on the third day of the Third Test, took
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      Lock icon Gooch, Hick hit tons as England dominates
      255 26 I SCOREBOARD j New Zealand Emerglag Player* Ist Inns 176-8 dec England Ist Inns 0. G«*eh ret hurt 101 A. Stewart c Smith b Pringle 0 1. Russell c Stead b Vaughan 90 O. Hick ret hurt 129 R. Smith b C. Pringle
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      A parallel between S'pore and US soccer
      986 27  -  Godfrey Robert r™ Premier League can take pointers from America's push to stage World Cup 1994 IT IS highly unlikely that George Bush paid any attention to the fact that the revamped Premier League football competition kicked off yesterday. But, perhaps, the American
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      Lock icon Cavaliers' Battle stars in victory over Celtics
      435 27 Cavaliers' Battle stars in victory over Celtics BASKETBALL BOSTON Reserve guard John Battle sparked a sec-ond-half rally for the second straight night as the Cleveland Cavaliers stretched its winning streak to eight games with a 111-100 victory over the Boston Celtics on Friday night. Boston, playing without the injured Larry
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    • PREMIER LEAGUE PREVIEWS
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        Balestier threatens an upset as Fandi, Hasnim get set to dazzle
        546 27  -  Peter Khoo By FANDI AHMAD versus Hasnim Haron who is the better player? The answer could well be provided this afternoon (spm) when Geylang International plays host to Balestier United m a Premier League soccer match at the National
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        Devaraj, Vana brothers keen on impressing
        382 27  -  Joe Dorai By IT IS no secret that Tiong Bahru CSC's former international striker D. Devaraj and Czechoslovak brothers Michael and Martin Vana hope to be included m the Singapore squad for this season's Semi-Pro Division One competition. They will get their chance to
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        Lock icon Champion relaxes, rival catches up
        251 27 MOTOR SPORT PARIS Pace-setting Mitsubishi relaxed on Friday, allowing pre-race favourite Citroen to strike back m the 663 km ninth stage of the ParisCape Town rally. Four-time Paris-Dakar winner Ari Vatanen, of Finland, was fastest m the 151 km timed section, leading the way from
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        Lock icon Two children hurt by car
        87 27 PARIS Two children were injured, one of them seriously, when a car left the road and struck them during the Paris-Cape Town rally on Friday. The unidentified car was on its way from Chad to the Central African Republic. Gilbert Sabine, president of the organising
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        Win cash and cruises in 9-pin-tap meet
        251 27 BOWLING MORE than $30,000 worth of cash and holiday cruise prizes will be up for grabs when the Royal Pacific nine-pin-tap Bowling Classic rolls off this morning at Victor's Superbowl, Orchard Bowl and Jackie's Bowl. This year's tournament will, for the first time,
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  • RACING
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      Salee's first win on first racing day
      298 24 Salee 's first win on first racing day iPOH ROUND-UP IN THE first race on the first day of the new racing year apprentice Salee Saad reined home his first winner at Ipoh yesterday. The milestone m his career came at his 22nd ride aboard Trustinme m a weak Class
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      YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
      957 24 RACE 1 CLASS 5 DIV 4 1,600m 9 TRUSTMME 52.5 c 49.5 (23-8) Sato (7) 4 3 1 5 MITE HORIZONS 55.5 c 52.5 (17-7) Sharrol (3) 3 4 2 8 SUKRMN 53 (99-29) Da* (6) 2 2 3 Otters m fmhint order: Golden Shoe (49-13) Gopal, Kiwi
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      TODAY'S IPOH GUIDE
      2689 24 GOING FORECAST: GOOD I cia«ft«; Div2 1,600m~^^^ Ratinp V 92-85 Stakes $20,000 67-7- Great Achiever 9 (6nzg Allan Belvedere) (1900m) Oo 57 2 *****0 Star Command 2 (6agV Tan Topman) (1400m) Aziz 57 3 750 8 More Plan 6 (6nzg Ong First Bowl) (1900m) SB Tan 56
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      STEWARDS' REPORT
      884 24 RACE 1: Royal Design was slow into stride. Millenium jumped awkwardly. On making the 1,400 m turn, Winning Advantage steadied when racing on the inside of Sweet Talk. In the final stages, TrusUnrae shifted out under pressure. Superwin was impounded for a routine analytical and veterinary examination. RACE
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      33 24 FOUR-DIGIT DRAW Jan 4 1992 FIRST 7250 SECOND 6973 THIRD 9020 STARTERS 6741 2450 8430 5525 0718 5400 9839 5655 8979 9600 CONSOLATIONS 7870 6753 4280 2418 7511 1690 9251 7954 1668 7914
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  • OBITUARIES
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      850 Deaths 850 Deaths 850 Deaths
      464 25 850 Deaths 850 Deaths 850 Deaths CHNG CHER SENG Age 79 patted away peacefully on 3.1.92 leaving behind beloved: Wife: Tan Baby Sons: Oaughtert-in-law: Chng Kirn Cheng Pan Poh Choo Chng Kin Meng Yap Shew Choo Chng Mvi Yong Cheong Choon Heok Daughters: Sons-in-law: Chng Sim Al Ng Tar Kuang
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      850 Deaths 850 Deaths
      110 25 850 Deaths 850 Deaths ANNA CHENG MUI SEOK AGE: 64 was called horn* to be with the Lord on 3rd January IM2. Always loved, remembered and cherished by beloved ones. Husband: Joseph Tay Chin Hong Sonr Daughters-in-law: Francis Tay Buan Teck Jean Urn Le« Foong Peter Tay Buan Kirn (Violet
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      851 Acknowledgements 851 Acknowledgements
      80 25 851 Acknowledgements 851 Acknowledgements DONALD CHONQ CHUAN PHANG Age: 41 called home by the Lord on 1.1.92, wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends, Doctors Nurses of Ward 42 SGH, Pastors members of World Revival Fellowship Holy Grace Presbyterian (Hainanese) Church and business associates for their
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      851 Acknowledgements
      48 25 The family of the late MDMTAY CHENG TIEN Wife of the Late MR. CHNG LEE HUAT Departed 29/12/1991 wishes to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and colleagues for their kind condolences, attendance, prayers, wreaths, donations, assistance and support during their recent bereavement.
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      852 Condolences
      39 25 With Deepest Condolences And Sympathy To The Family Of The Late MDM CHUA SWEE NEO From: Betty a Cheng Hong Carol 4 Peter Jooophlns a Anem PhHomenaa twee Hieng too Chong Kean Hin Stien Chop a Jerry
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      853 In Memoriam
      61 25 In loving memory of YAP SOO BEE Departed 5 Jan 8 1 Always remembered by family and loved ones. In Loving Memory of MR LIM MUN PANG Departed sth Jan. 1973 We often think of the yesteryears, When we were together; Fond memories of you linger. Making
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      853 In Memoriam
      144 25 ELIZABETH ABIBHEQANAOEN A ABIBHEGANAPEN In Loving Memory of our Parents who went to be with the Lord In 1061 it 1965 respectively H»memb»rtd by Paul, Q.offr.y FXI», Eathr Alexander Diana. IST ANNIVERSARY In Loving Memory Of Our Beloved AMMA TELEGABADIAMMAH w/o PONNUDURAI Departed sth January IMI Her
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      3RD ANNIVERSARY
      22 25 MR. DORAISAMY s/o V.R. NAIDU BIRTH: 2/8/42 DEATH: 6/1/89 Always remembered and deeply missed by: W.f* Lelch.my ChiMftn and Qrmdton
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  • The Sunday Times
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      Lock icon Jim Reeves hits the right note
      722 28  -  Joe Dorai Kick-off of soccer's Premier League: Tyrwhitt Soccerites 1 Police 0; Gibraltar Crescent 3 Safsa 1 By ENGLISHMAN Jim Reeves a schoolteacher and the oldest footballer m the Premier League and former international goalkeeper Edmund Wee paved the way for the first shock
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      satsa let down by two defensive errors
      637 28  -  Peter Khoo By before the ball slipped into goal. The two goals had Safsa manager Major Edward Silas fuming at the final whistle. He said: "We were just too casual and those two mistakes killed us. We need to wake our boys up
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      Where the stars will come from
      249 28 COCA-COLA/SUNDAY TIMES AWARDS THE Premier League soccer competition, the World Boardsailing Championships and the Asian men's and women's squash tournaments will provide the personalities vying for the Coca-Cola/The Sunday Times "Singapore Sports Stars Awards" for this month. But the $3,000 (team) or $1,500 (individual)
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      TIME OUT
      4 28  -  CHEAH ES
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      Rating points to count towards Player of Month and of Season
      87 28 TIMESPORT soccer reporters will rate each player after each Premier league match with the points helping to decide which footballer wins onr award as 'Player of the Month.' Points will be given out of a maximum 11. For example,
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    • THE LATE NEWS
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        Confident S. Africa names squad
        76 28 South Africa yesterday named a 25-strong national soccer squad, confident its return to international competition is imminent. The squad was announced hours before a delegation from the South African Football Association was scheduled to leave for Dakar, Senegal, where it will apply for readmission to
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        Bergstrom in
        42 28 Sweden's Christian Bergstrom beat Carl-Uwe Steeb 7-6 (9-7), 6-4 m the South Australia men's tennis tournament m Adelaide yesterday to qualify for his first tour singles final. He faces top seed Goran Ivanisevic who defeated American Bryan Shelton 6-4, 6-2.
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        Irwin out
        32 28 Injured Dennis Irwin is out of Manchester United's team to face Leeds m today's English FA Cup soccer third-round tie at Elland Road. Clayton Blackmore will replace him. See Page
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        Cagers high
        24 28 Two unnamed basketball players m the French national league have failed dope tests after traces of cannabis were found m urine samples.
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      55 28 TODAY'S EVENTS J BOCCER Premier Leagae: Ceylang International v Balestier United (National Stadium, spm) Tiong Bahru v Redhill Rangers (Jalan Besar, Bpm). NFL Wv 1 league: Admiralty v Ang Mo Kio (Hougang), Bukit Merah v Tampines Rovers (Queenstown). Wv I: Jubilee v Marine Castle (dementi), Wellington v Telok Kurau Utd
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  • SUNDAY PLUS
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        361 1 My r Ji?i C£ l 6>r V^ si P&'isl V l6 ,r Our motoring Once upon Five-course TV and vahumfor taste have behind the Seoul of writers a time with meal m radio tired minds you got? video boons nature make a wish Tsui Hark for $12 highlights An ongoing
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    • COVER STORY
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        FOUR SECONDS of an Eternity
        1596 2 FOUR SECONDS of an Eternity I WENT to Mac Sot after my national service because I was hopeful of a chance to enter Myanmar, which held a promise of adventure. Mac Sot is a border trading post on the Thai side and I was staying m Dr Cynthia Maung's clinic
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    • STYLE
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        TALK SHOP
        786 3  - TALK SHOP Evelyn Yap By White on time "IF I see another coloured blouse, I will throw up," said designer Thomas Wee recently. That coming from the king of our-block-ing, the prince of jewel hues? Actually, he is not sick of all the colours but only the retro, popart screamers
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        75 3 Talk Shop k a monthly page on the latest m fashion news and products. IJ you have ideas of what we can do or exciting products new labels, accessories, small appliances like shavers, cosmetic and beauty products, drop usa line. Deadline is middle of the month for the next month's
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        104 3 You majored m English because you love the written word. Now, wouldn't it be satisfying to pass the word on? Nothing is more satisfying than doing what you enjoy and others And encouraging the appreciation of and getting paid to do it. As an English teacher, that's language as you
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    • FOOD
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        A submarine for Junior
        646 4 EAT IN THE holidays arc over and it is time to worry about packing a school lunch for Junior again. The idea behind packing a school lunch rather than giving him money to spend m the tuck-shop is to encourage more healthy eating. With home-cooked food,
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        Recipes
        348 4 Tuna fish pasta salad Serves two 1 small can tuna flakes/mackerel flakes Vi cup canned button mushrooms, sliced 1 cup spirals, boited to a/ dente Vb Tbs lemon juice or to taste 1 small onion, cubed 1 tsp chopped parsley Salt to taste Pepper to taste The onion cubes
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        Lock icon Learning to say 'no' to food
        512 4 'Ask yourself: 'Did I come to this point m my life to take orders from a bagel or a brownie?' Dr Stephen Gullo THE soup was cold, the chicken was dry, and so, when the waiters appeared with a rich chocolate dessert, the guests
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        Mr Wood's humble abode
        689 5 MIDWAY FOOD JUST when you think you have tasted it all, along comes an outlet with an alternative cuisine. Aboku is a six-month-old Taiwanese restaurant on East Coast Road, and the food served is as unusual as its name. The Chinese characters of the Katong restaurant's
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        A Russian invasion in Serangoon Garden
        711 5  -  MICKEY CHIANG LO-FOOD AT THE start of 1992, 1 hesitate to review the charming little Borshch Steakhouse m Serangoon Garden Way as a 10-food place, and I am sure the steakhouse does not regard its food as 10-food. But please let me remind one
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    • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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        231 4 niTTTO TTT-nT^x^irT~l r l£ e V. from 6 50 to fHBHE^SIPIHH bo Prawns, promfrct, salmTHIS WEEK S Si 6.so. t.ii Jan 3i. ISSHwPS^^ on and siri in bcef Cost: SPECIALS BB^^P^^^BBltofcffil $28 4-+ (per person) for ■■■■■■■■■■■■I SENBAZURU Hl^ Till Jan 31. Hotel New Otani, 3* i5i| wll lilt? JL^BB
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        426 5 HHBHB|^^^^s^sHH^^^B^H voted best taste by food panelists to be won with BRANDS! S^^S^^ A PLUS $30,000 INSTANT CASH IN SCRATCH WIN! t^*^*^.— H B In the Brand's Grand Draw, you stand to win anything s* On. Com P ,i notebook «m. P ut.r I 9 from laser disc players, to
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    • TRIVEL
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        The nature of worship
        1006 6 Why is a road built to avoid a boulder? How does it feel to be boiled m hot spring water? FRANCESCA NATHAN finds out m South Korea. ON A warm autumn morning, an old Korean woman tics a white strip of cloth to a gnarled gingko
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        It moves, It sucks, it's delicious
        347 6 NOTHING can possibly taste purer than freshlycaught seafood eaten raw especially when served amid the clean mountain air of South Korea's Woraksan National Park. Chungjuho (ho means lake), bordering the park on one side, provides a rich supply of fish, crabs and shellfish, which
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        Loo shock, film warp
        260 6 IT IS common m the rural provinces to use one main room for both the men and women's toilets with cubicles for the women and urinals for the men. It may be a culture shock for a woman to go to the restroom and find a
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        Mountain
        906 7 People with serious illnesses need not lose out on the fun and excitement of travelling. All it takes is some sensible planning and knowing what to pack. insulin has made it possible for most people with diabetes to go almost anywhere. What to take: Pack m your carry-on bag
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      • TRAVEL NEWS
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          Hongkong food delights
          93 7 IF YOU are heading for Hongkong m mid-March, get ready for a mouth-watering feast and more. For the 1992 Hongkong Food Festival on from March 14 to April 5 promises an extravaganza of food promotions and special interest tours. The festival will open with a Fun And
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          Brick laid for Oz
          86 7 FOLLOW the yellow brick road and meet the Wizard Of Oz. You will be able to make this dream a reality as a Disney-style "Land Of Oz" theme park will pop up m Kansas m future. Turner Home Entertainment and developers K. C. Theme Park Inc
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          Literary tour
          105 7 AN ENGLISH firm will be starting a "Literary North" escorted tour, which takes visitors to places associated with literary figures such as Romantic poet William Wordsworth, writers James Herriot, the Bronte sisters, Beatrix Potter and John Ruskin. The tour includes five nights' accommodation at the 1 7th century
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        587 6 Train for a new, more rewarding career m 1991 with T!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!^!!!!!!!!!!!^^ 3 1 1 f^| an Home Study Course. Enjoy expert tuition m H9MttHHHH| HHHHffiHHHHBHHHHi ■■J^a^V^yHJ^^aiV the comfort of your own home and study at the WwJ^ *&S IfO WpTXJjjijl pace that suits you. ICS has a century of ex-
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    • MOTORING
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        Cut taxes and give motorists better, safer cars
        1191 8 Cut taxes and give motorists better, safer cars Four motoring enthusiasts and Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan share their wishes for 1 992 Geoffrey Fereira, Sunday limes writer TOYOTA'S new Corolla comes without anti-lock brakes (ABS) or air-bags; Nissan's new Bluebird comes without a device that projects the car's speed
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        231 8 H GONG XI FA CAI If lip $1590 3+7+7 **'/> BS An incredible bargain for this new Year Y~!?~ iff] lm^B^m^mW^mW^m^ H 1 790 1 TV CHAIR ARIELLE &M ta ktf^f vS^ is 1 8^ with st<K>l HI A m^id^Kr §i V' V 9 In full srain 100% leather. f
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    • CONSUMER
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        These foolish things
        1107 9 What's good taste these days? The confused consumer is the last to know, says WILLIAM LEITH You bought Gold Blend because it made you feel sexually potent; you bought Maxwell House because it made you feel young. The coffee taste was less important. PEOPLE I do not
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        LEISURE WATCH
        918 11  -  S.TSERING BHALLA T/ZE tarmac rushes up m a blur of dark grey as I hurtle down the track, my machine throbbing beneath me. It whines deafemngly as we careen round corners, raising my excitement to fever pitch. "Oblivious to the surroundings, I'm a tight knot of concentration. My
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        961 13 HIGHLIGHTS E VHKKT Z Lin Ching Hsia and Maggie Cheung m the touching 1990 Red Oust T SUNDAY MORNING SINGAPORE (SBC 5, 10.30 am). A summary of the local entertainment scene that includes excerpts from plays, films and concerts. Plus interviews with Manila's SEA Games TV crew and mov- ie-goers.
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        159 20 I 171 Domestic Help Want>d Sumei awee» fpreferSTj"stayino JIT T»mnin« p, iTinisn ing In Tamplnes. Pg ******0. R_^c_haiir_anr_h BmtT^l-HI I 1 I _!«_■<__ llfJI/l IflX. I fl-H W* mM _4^_k _r*_ __^*_m V -•'■-k—" l-TIW fflT %M W*h* W\J \JM A W V« A 9. reillllOll ClinilClS _l_k Ml _V
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        178 20 ttS^ES !eSAST» Shaw Road, #06-08 Chlng Bhlne Industrial Building. Off Kampun« Amf*1 B'pore 13S<1 --___—-b---178 Garage Sate WESTERN RBtTAURANT MOVTNOselling cheap. Items Includes =^VS'^= 'lament i, utensils, silver/ glassware, cutlery, stlverwagon, lightings fc wine SulUble for Western Resururant concept g^-^J a^r^^uurant d°o^. ff n nf io ISJ.V.S'iSSnI. spm. Tel. 226-1719.
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        272 20 178 Oarage Sale 7^7TSS7!S^^T^TT ffla;'-;^^^ »»s".Sr«' TIIONI ELKCTIUC °*QM Kenwood' major chef with accessorle^blue li white dlnnerware, wooden salad bowls, crev -ano new ra,n^w va Cuum cleanef ne n<> $1600 Blectrolux computerised sewing machine $580 only fc electrolux vacuum cleaner Pg .*****97 EXPAT. LEAVING SELLING bicycles, double beds with dlnlng'^i*"^o^*'
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        303 21 ^^=r~rTTr 190 Oth-r Per.ona. Products EXPORT WAREHOUSE CLEARING Top quality merchandise, slgnV $10 $120. 100 pcs. solid bar stool $38 150 pcs. canvas director Ks^ wfth ".Son Mm'So p^ltiSSn SSe cabinet $30. 200 pcs. Imported dining chair $30 dining table $55. 120 pcs study/ office table $90 20 pcs. TV
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        863 21 211 Computer Products/ Services WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE. Full System 288-12 16 MHx SfllM. 286-16' 21. 3M SX-20, 380-33 MHx SS2OM t other accessories. 4th-sth, lpm. to spm. Tel: 7«-23»/ 746-5080. N0.7, Tannery Lane, Singapore 1334. PAST AND RELIABLE onslte service for IBM compatibles and peripherals at very reasonable rates. Warranty
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        765 21 330 Atfa For Sale 330 Atfa For Sale 330 AHa For Sale DRIVE AWAY AN AIM 33 1.7 16V 137 BHP MILAN AUTO (S) PTE LTD 4tf?j°) Showrooms: kM East Coast *****00 City *****52 Kaki Bukit *****80 Bukit Timah *****52 OCT "90 ALFA 33. 1.7. lOv. Parf. I S $29k.
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        747 21 334 Daihatsu For Sale LATE 10 CHARADE CX. Auto. Tax 7/ '92. Remote central lock. $***** 0.n.0. Tel: 566-0789. NEAR 11 DAIHATSU Charade. COE paid, fantastic cond. $13,500 0.n.0 Contact owner 440-5823. Searstn IS NEAR Charade CX. 5-dr., remote lock, hl-fl. Orlg. cond. Tax 3/-92. $*****. *****64 SPORTY 'SO CHARADE,
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        366 21 336 Fiat For Sale TTwNER™B7sBTIa l t^sS^uir^ cessorles, new road tax, new tyres. $38,000. Pg. 200-3017, owner. IS FIAT REGATTA 1008. New rd. tax, new paint modified performance engine. Pg. *****36. 336 Ford For Sale 1/13 SBB LASER sports. Well maintained by enthusiast. Immaculate cond. with uprated carburettor and cam
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        606 21 340 Honda For Bak Specialist m Honda All kind model PARF A non-PARF Commercial/ Q' plat* *****84 Hup Heng Lee Enterprise Mr Ong, day/ night MO. 82 ACCOM) 1.0. Hlfl. Tax. Interior ii engine In very good cond. Loan can be arranged. $***** 0.n.0. Tel: *****14/ *****45 NEAR 85 HONDA
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        639 21 340 Honda For Sale 10/88 ACCORD 14 EX (Auto Full accessories tip top cond $*****/- Pg. *****97. 11/77 (WEEKEND CAR) Accord. 3drs. $*****. Enquiries: 201 3456 No dealers please. 12 UNITS 78, 79. 80, 11, '82 Accord I.6EX, new C.0.E., 1 owner, s/rlms. can loan. *****30. i 1979 HONDA ACCORD
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        641 21 340 Honda For Baw> •0 HONDA^JccOßo" manual 2.0EX1. 1 owner. White colour Tip top condition. Tel: *****44 '91 HONDA ACCOM) 2.0 EXI auto Ist owner. Tax 6/92. Immaculate cond. Tel: *****79/ *****05 '84 ACCORD EX Auto. Alrcon.. hl-fl, excellent cond. Tel: *****72 18 CIVIC 14 CRX, full accessories, showroom cond.
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        421 21 344 atoida For Bbmj «1 NEAR MAZDA 929 2 Premium ReaUrtoalrcoOn*nßrar?d^n t e U w"on ce d r 33 SBM. '90. m owner Famlll 13LX Manual 16-valve Power s"r' nB> cenlraJ lock Pr 30MM0 SBO* PLATE. -88 Astlna 16 1 pte owner Full accessories Tip top condition Tel *****40 I
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        1339 22 346 Mercedes For Sate PAULSON MOTOR PTE LTD 00 Uppor Paya Lobar Road (Guano, Ming tod. —%■> Tol: 2******/ ***** M MERCEDES-BENZ IB ISOBEL Auto ABB Full leather W y** C Auk> ABS Fu oP"on 17 SOBBB Auto Electric seat "•4 200SL Auto Convertible '81 MOB Auto White SBR' C.O.E.
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        473 22 346 Mercedes For Sale "M MERCEDES BEN 2 200 AuU> 123 model 8/ rims, CD, Road lax Bept/ "92. Private owner. $95K 0 n o Tel: *****49 17 MERCEDES 200 W124, fully auto, 1 regd. owner, C.O.E. paid, metallic blue, new facelift, brand new cond. *****27 1 OWNER NEAR "88
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        474 22 348 Mitsubishi For Sale MID 10 LANCER 148 L. 5-speed. C.0.E., hlfl, s/rlms, (cond no. 1), test to satisfy. $14,800. Downpayment $2900 Tel: *****42. SHINING SPORTY '02 near, Colt Supershlft 13 5-dr. C.O.E. paid (superb body/ engine). $13,800, loan $*****. *****28 Mr. Who. SPORTY RED 14 Cordla 1.6, Big bumper.
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        481 22 348 Mitsubishi For Sale 9/ '08 MITSUBISHI Lancer. I 3 GL. xx 3/"92, power window. Beautiful cond. $30,000 neg. *****04 11. IST OWNER Lancer 1.5 OLXI Auto. Power steering, windows, central lock. $*****. *****11. 350 Nissan For Sale MuTTviEW. WELL maintained 3/*B9 Nissan 2008 X Auto. 2 owners. Tax 2/12.
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        221 22 350 Nissan For Sale 3/84 POWERBIRD HEX, power steering, full accessories, beautlsw*B!Mia: $19e°° N°'K Fl*ar°Bt (1546) A" WNNVOL.S-speed. 1 owner, new tax Orlg paint New tax ,12,550 Tel *****23. 77 DATBUN 106A FII, hlfl. with c o E metamc blue f,^ Tel: *****66. 'TT OATBUN 100A FII Aircon hMl^m... tip
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        485 22 354 Proton Saga ~> po OTON SAQA Aen>t«rk l ■> -;,iss^ M™B PROTON 12 valves2aa S/rlmS >47KnC« c.-r NSAOAiS/ o V own3S6R,nßu,»ForBa., Leather sea^ Computer crulM built-in hl-fl. PARF st^L^an/ trade-in avail. Tel. *****33. 2 owner., full .".".wTa. °^J •/"g.nl cond ,46.800. i^n^&\T«zv^. SS?c:?, ,S, «««»LTe«»U,U^. Power steering, windows, central
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        881 22 362 Toyota For Sale -THE LARGEST EVERYDAY CAR MART- MLkanotduMd car dollars to buy and soN. ateo providing fwtanos and Inowanca. van*. BiiBM 4 Taxi tor you to ctwoos KUPreRAUUmOROAO" Dvnsna mmCrTmrwof*. frwt Eattom Hotel ALL QUALITY USED CARS ALL TYPES AND ALL C.C. WE BUY AND SELL *****11 MR.
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        865 22 362 Toyota For Sale 78 TOYOTA CELICA. S/rlms, hl-fl, rd. tax k insurance expired 4/"92. $1,500 on o. Pg: *****83 77 MIO CELICA ST C.O.E New alrcon. hl-fl. s/rlms. Nice body No repair needed. *****95 70 TOYOTA COROLLA KE2O, 1.2 L. 2-dr., completely restored, new COE, $15,500 Tel. *****75 7S,
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        871 22 366 Other Makes 366 Other Makes For Sale For Sale Lada Samara 1.3 5 drs Weekend cars at $19,998 COE SUBSIDISED I Enquiries: 46Bl l77 12/10 SEAT MALAGA \2 Touring. Beautiful cond. Accident free New tax. 1 owner. Tel: *****26 ext 27. Contact Toh. $36k 0.n.0. 17 JAGUAR XJS 3.6
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        775 22 375 Commercial Vehicles For Sale NEAR 19 TOYOTA Ptckup Diesel Alrcon. Hlfl with COE. Beautiful. Tel: *****04 REQO. '64 NISSAN 21 ft. 3-ton Hlab Crane. COE paid. Oood condlUon. $13^00. Tel: *****00 SELLING CHEAP 14 Mazda T3OOO lorry 14' with 2 tons crane new paint/ tax/ COE. *****20/ *****10 1
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          56 26 A POSTER for the 1933 film King Kong was auctioned recently for U5557,200 (about 5597,000), a record according to Christie's. Other posters that did well: Old Dark House (1932), U5548,400; The Phantom Of The Opera (1925), U5538,500. Fer scr e«nta| out hud: A record inn was recently paid
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