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Title Section15 2001-07-28 1 TODAY 3. t U 1* O. 2i V Jui y 28» 2001 MITA(P) I3B'l 1/200015 words
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Article, Illustration458 2001-07-28 1 Chan Chao Peh - Chan Chao Peh Does economy suggest polls will be next year? by chaopeh@newstoday.com.sg THE latest growth forecast by two economists, known for their accuracy, has put an interesting spin to the election date guessing game. All that talk of Singaporeans going into the voting booth this year458 words
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Article82 2001-07-28 1 PROPERTY prices in the northeast fell steeply in the second quarter, the Urban Redevelopment Authority's latest figures showed. Overall, terrace house prices dipped 4.1 per cent compared to the first quarter, but in the northeast region, prices tumbled a hefty eight per cent. Condo prices there plunged82 words
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Article79 2001-07-28 1 Bloomberg STMicroelectronics NY, Europe's biggest semiconductor maker, will shut two plants in Singapore next month, after a three-week closure in June failed to reduce stockpiles. The company has told about 1,600 workers at the plants to go on leave for two weeks starting in the last week of– Bloomberg - 79 words
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Advertisement169 2001-07-28 1 /A=diaCorp I _^_^_K__&r B_£> HHJ^n^^VHHBI^p HHBI MBIHnBjBMMjB Child-related Illnesses are a growing concern in Singapore. So Is the cost of treating them. That's why you need MeduCare.The only education savings plan that covers all the following: Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) Insulin-dependent Diabetes Mellitus Severe Asthma Rheumatic Fever with169 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous19 2001-07-28 1 DBS head honchos take pay cut Full report on Page 7 Need tips on making your money work harder?19 words
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HOT NEWS
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Article, Illustration367 2001-07-28 2 Zackaria Abdul Rahini - Zackaria Abdul Rahini Will an intake of 9,000 hurt fourth university? by zackaria@newstoday.com.sg TO spruce up the image of the proposed fourth university, a committee has recommended that it "should not cater to polytechnic graduates only as it would then be perceived as a second-rate university".367 words
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Article, Illustration234 2001-07-28 2 Lee U- wen - Lee U-wen by uwen@newstoday.com.sg WITH nearly half of Singapore's taxi drivers aged 50 years old and above, the three main taxi associations have banded together to provide discounted health screening for them. Nearly 8,000 Comfort, City Cab, and Tibs taxi drivers, out234 words
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Article120 2001-07-28 2 Channel News Asia THE Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) will no longer allocate its telecom bandwidth spectrum to mobilephone operators. Instead, it will auction this off. IDA said this method will make sure that the spectrum is used efficiently by the operator. It will likewise auction the– Channel News Asia - 120 words
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Article157 2001-07-28 2 Joy Frances - Joy Frances SHE worked all her married life to support a husband almost twice her age and their two children. In return, he tried to murder her. Mdm Salmah bte Abdullah, 38, decided to divorce Aziz bin Wahid, 60, and left their marital home in March when matters157 words
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Article159 2001-07-28 2 — Leong Phei Phei - Leong Phei Phei A NEW career path for nurses has opened up, Health Minister Lim Hng Kiang announced yesterday. Traditionally, the main modes for advancement was along the management or education tracks. But in the last few months, the ministry and the two healthcare clusters have been159 words
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Article, Illustration301 2001-07-28 3 Agencies Powell: We're trying to resume dialogue SEOUL President Kirn DaeJung made full use of his meeting with US Secretary of State Colin Powell during his visit to South Korea yesterday. Urging Washington to actively engage North Korea in dialogue, Mr Kirn stressed that the developmentAgencies; Reuters photo - 301 words
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Article121 2001-07-28 3 -AFP MANILA The question of graft reared its head again yesterday when President Gloria Arroyo announced prosecutors are to investigate corruption allegations against her husband, Mr Jose Miguel Arroyo. A presidential aide quitted last week after accusing the First Husband of accepting a bribe. The-AFP - 121 words
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Article111 2001-07-28 3 -AFP JAKARTA Putting the appointment of a new cabinet on hold, Indonesia's new President, Ms Megawati Sukarnoputri, made her first working day trip as head of state yesterday. In Bandung, she told graduates at the academy of government administration that they were expected "to have the intuition,-AFP - 111 words
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65 2001-07-28 3 'Don't make trouble, or else AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Mahathir Mohamad warned yesterday the government may take "radical actions", such as reducing university places for ethnic Malays, to stop them from being involved in undesirable activities. He said financial aid could also be reduced. Mr MahathirAFP - 65 words
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Article, Illustration434 2001-07-28 4 Elaine Quek - Elaine Quek Why cling to old ways when new ones help readers more? by elaine@newstoday.com.sg THE rules of the game are changing and this was quite evident when a senior Straits Times journalist wrote a long piece complaining that an article in Today was more likeWONG LI SHAN. - 434 words
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Article125 2001-07-28 4 YOUNG people must look beyond their own careers and interests to be engaged in the issues that concern the community. If competitiveness is not tempered with an attitude of sharing and caring for fellow Singaporeans, it can make Singaporeans overly materialistic, dilute family ties, and125 words
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Article136 2001-07-28 4 A MAN who repeatedly raped his 12-year-old step-daughter since she was seven years old was sentenced to 19 years and 24 strokes of the cane at the Supreme Court yesterday. Justice MPH Rubin ordered that the identities of both the rapist and the girl remain undisclosed. The136 words
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Article141 2001-07-28 4 AN angry man is a dangerous man. Chia Kok Cheng Kingsly is a living proof of that. This April, the 26-year-old quarrelled with his sales executive girlfriend at her workplace, Cupid Jewels. Less than an hour after he left the place in a huff, he141 words
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Article104 2001-07-28 4 BLUENGINE, Cisco Systems and Microsoft have collaborated to provide organisers of this year's National Day Parade (NDP) with faster, smoother communication. All these years, the NDP team has relied on the telephone to get updates. This time round, a wireless broadband network will connect 25 computers at104 words
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106 2001-07-28 4 NEW members have joined the Committee on the Family (COF). Of the 13 new faces, most are from the private sector. They include former RGS principal Mrs Carmee Lim and lawyer Mr Faizal Wahyuni. Others are Ms Debra Soon, deputy political editor at106 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous111 2001-07-28 4 READ 0N... Not bad news The Government's $2.2b package is an indication/6 Home prices slide Non-prime property now more affordable/8 Powerful women Megawati joins elite club of women who lead their countries/ 11 Make the most of your CPF savings Invest wisely now and you may enjoy a comfortable life111 words
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Advertisement143 2001-07-28 5 m L J] Now we can bank while we shop for groceries at NTUC Fair Price supermarkets. POSB is pleased to announce that we have opened at POSB ATM NTUC Fair Price supermarkets in Hougang and Sengkang. Check your account balance Now you have the convenience of banking while you're143 words
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LETTERS
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Letter, Illustration175 2001-07-28 6 Narayana Narayana - Narayana Narayana The Government's $2.2b package is an indication I REFER to the article "Why only $2.2b?" (Today, July 26). There seem to be mixed reactions to "the Government's announcement of a $2.2 billion off-Budget package to help ease the pain". Your writer poses the rhetorical question:175 words
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540 2001-07-28 6 Wong Teck Tian - Wong Teck Tian TIME passes like burning candles. Very soon, the people of Singapore will be sharing in the joy and celebration on the occasion of Singapore's National Day. Books have been such wonderful teachers of history. Without the books, the younger540 words
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280 2001-07-28 6 Jeanne Tan May May - Jeanne Tan May May I REFER to the commentary written by Ec Teck Ec (Today, July 27). I really commend him for his courage in writing the article, and cannot help but agree with him that parents nowadays idolise their children. I know280 words
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Letter142 2001-07-28 6 S Ramamirtham - S Ramamirtham BANKRUPT politician JB Jeyaretnam's quote to Neuisradio 938 as reproduced on the front page of Today, July 25, is not surprising at all. Mr Jeyaretnam now hopes the public will make monetary donations so that he can be saved from bankruptcy and run again in142 words
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BUSINESS NEWS
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Article425 2001-07-28 7 Ivay Tan - Ivay Tan DBS managers settle for less by ivay@newstoday.com.sg THE top brass of DBS Group Holdings has voluntarily agreed to take a 20 per cent pay cut for the rest of this year to help reduce its rising operational costs. Taking the pay cuts are DBS chairman425 words
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141 2001-07-28 7 Channel News Asia TO compete with the big boys, five Asian hotel operators have formed an alliance to boost their marketing networks. The Asian Hotel Alliance comprises Singapore's Meritus Group (which runs Mandarin Hotel), Thailand's Dusit Group, Taiwan's Ritz Landis, Hong Kong's MarcoChannel News Asia - 141 words
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Article118 2001-07-28 7 SINGAPORE Malaysian e-business consulting company Cyber Village Holdings has received inprinciple approval from Singapore Exchange Securities for a Sesdaq listing. Cyber Village CEO Tony Pua said the company aimed to get listed by the end of August. The company is planning to raise $3.4118 words
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Article, Illustration878 2001-07-28 8 Non-prime property now more affordable HOMES in non-prime areas, both leasehold and freehold, are becoming more affordable because of the sliding prices. The affordability level or debt service ratio (DSR) for a freehold property has fallen to 37 per cent of a buyer's gross monthly household income878 words
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Article339 2001-07-28 8 THE number of caveats lodged in May plunged sharply to 688, down by 403 from 1,091 in April. Year-on-year, this represents a 35 per cent drop from May last year. Caveats lodged for residential properties numbered 582, commercial properties 50, industrial properties 45, and 11339 words
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Article155 2001-07-28 9 Ivay Tan - Ivay Tan by i vay@newstoday. com. sg IN a move to propel Singapore banks towards international standards, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will loosen its liquid assets requirements to suit individual bank's profile and risk management capability. The move is also expected to improve their profit155 words
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Article, Illustration261 2001-07-28 9 Audra Lim - Audra Lim 100 more convenience stores in 5 years by audra@newstoday.com.sg DESPITE the economic downturn, NTUC Fair Price is going ahead with its expansion plans to set up 100 CHEERS stores within five years, with an initial target of 50 stores by March next year. NTUC Fair261 words
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Article166 2001-07-28 9 LOCAL company Kuo International has bought GATX Corporation's petroleum and petrochemical storage facility in Singapore. It has renamed the facility on Pulau Busing as Tankstore. GATX, a US transport services and storage group, is dropping its storage terminal business to focus on its higher margin railcar166 words
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Article147 2001-07-28 9 -AFP WOLFSBURG, Germany Volkswagen reported a 30 per cent increase in net profit to 833 million euros ($1.3 billion) in the first six months of this year, as demand for its cars remained strong outside Germany. VW said in a statement that it sold 2.66 million-AFP - 147 words
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155 2001-07-28 9 Bloomberg TOKYO Toyota Motor Corp, the third-largest automaker, set up a marketing company in China to support its affiliates in the country. Japan's biggest automaker established Toyota Motor China Investment Co in Tianjin, capitalised at US$3O million ($53.8 million). Toyota began building Coaster mid-si2edBloomberg - 155 words
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Article64 2001-07-28 9 MR Koh Yong Guan, Permanent Secretary for National Development, has been appointed chairman of the CPF Board for a three-year term from Aug 1. He has held various senior positions in the civil service. These include the Commissioner of Inland Revenue, Permanent Secretary (Health), Second Permanent64 words
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Market News
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Article273 2001-07-28 9 THE market did a late session surge with the ST index ending just 1.04 points up at 1640.4. For every stock that fell, two gained, while 327 counters were unchanged. Turnover was 294 million shares valued $270 million. Penny cap favourites like LANKom, AEMEVER, FrontLine Tech, Beyonics and Enzer273 words
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Article207 2001-07-28 9 THE Malaysian market managed to hang on to its gains to close the week on a positive note. Profit taking activities in the afternoon were well absorbed, as investors' interest in the takeover and restructuring plays was kept alive. The benchmark Kuala Lumpur Composite Index was up 3.5 points207 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article223 2001-07-28 10 LONDON American schoolteachers are being offered a special insurance deal to compensate their families if they are killed on the job. The move comes in the wake of a growing number of violent attacks on school staff in recent months. The National Education Association (NEA), the223 words
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Article143 2001-07-28 10 AFP NEW DELHI One of the main suspects in the murder of MP and famed "bandit queen" Ms Phoolan Dcvi has confessed to the crime, Indian police said yesterday. Sher Singh Rana, who was arrested in the northern city of Dehradun, was suspected of drivingAFP - 143 words
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Article, Illustration314 2001-07-28 10 Reuters Strong finish for LDP will aid reforms TOKYO As Japan gears up to vote in its Upper House election tomorrow, it seems clear the issue is not about who would win, but by how many votes. The ruling tripartite coalition, led by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's– Reuters - 314 words
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181 2001-07-28 10 LONDON Britain's public prosecution service was accused of "institutionalised racism" in a damning report published yesterday. Mrs Sylvia Denham, an academic lawyer and former chairwoman of a London health authority, was asked to undertake the inquiry by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in January 2000. The181 words
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Article, Illustration98 2001-07-28 10 Reuters LONDON Former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney and partner Ms Heather Mills have announced their engagement. They are to marry "some time next year". Sir Paul, 59, proposed to Ms Mills, a 33-year-old model and charity worker who lost part of her left leg in aReuters - 98 words
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Article204 2001-07-28 10 Reuters ATLANTA West Nile virus, the mosquito-borne illness that has killed at least eight people since surfacing in northeastern US two years ago, is spreading. But there's worse news yet. Federal health experts said on Thursday that the virus could soon jump to other parts of– Reuters - 204 words
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Article, Illustration340 2001-07-28 11 Megawati joins elite club of women who lead their countries Indonesia From: July 23, 2001 Ms Megawati Sukarnoputri, 54, became Indonesia's fifth President this week after former President Abdurrahman Wahid was sacked by the People's Consultative Assembly. She brings the number of women Presidents in the world to340 words
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212 2001-07-28 11 -AFP KUALA LUMPUR District officers in Selangor may be given firearms to defend themselves after receiving death threats amid a blitz on pirated and pornographic VCDs. The central Selangor state government was discussing the proposal with police to arm its enforcement officers to-AFP - 212 words
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Article114 2001-07-28 11 LONDON There may soon be a solution to the perennial problem of how to clean those hard-to-reach back teeth. Scientists in Tokyo have developed a video toothbrush that has a camera on a stalk next to the vibrating bristles, tracking down food debris in even the most awkward114 words
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Article119 2001-07-28 11 Reuters JERUSALEM Israel has knowingly ordered thousands of naval commandos to dive and train in poisonous waters for decades despite health warnings, a government inquiry said on Thursday. The panel, investigating cancer rates among former navy divers, said the military knew of potentially dangerous chemicals in theReuters - 119 words
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255 2001-07-28 11 -AFP HANOI Asean nations yesterday opened the door to stronger ties with Russia, announcing a three-pronged strategy in the academic, transport and trade fields to help cooperation. "We need not be overly ambitious but we need to progress. It may be better-AFP - 255 words
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COMMENTARY
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Article, Illustration634 2001-07-28 12 DRY ICE by Sisyphus The evolution of dictionaries will at last bring world peace JOURNALISTS are not normal people. We fight over little things like apostrophes. One insists that since the fin belongs to the shark, it must be "shark's fin". A second argues by analogy with otherEng Kong - 634 words
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FINANCIAL PLANNING
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Article, Illustration938 2001-07-28 13 Vasu Menon - Vasu Menon Invest wisely now and you may enjoy a comfortable life after retirement by Are you investing your CPF wisely? IN January this year, the CPF rules were liberalised to give individuals greater autonomy in managing their CPF savings. Two major changesYEN YOKE - 938 words
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Article, Illustration1417 2001-07-28 14 Roy Jit Toon - Roy Jit Toon Ten steps to help you build and protect your hard-earned wealth by NO two persons are alike when it comes to wealth management and investing, due to different value systems, attitudes towards risk and capacities for investing. The life stage you are at also determinesYEN YOKE - 1,417 words
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Article, Illustration461 2001-07-28 15 Kelvin Tan - Kelvin Tan Owning too many investment funds can be disastrous by reduction element of this investment principle ceases to add value or reduce investment risk. If you are the owner of 15, 20 or 25 different funds, the golden principle of fund diversification may not be workingYEN YOKE - 461 words
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Article, Illustration1058 2001-07-28 16 Wealth creation strategies from a financial expert IN an exclusive interview with Financial Planner, Mr John Burley (right) a financial and investment expert and one of the most famous and successful self-made millionaires of the United States, in the likes of Mr RobertYEN YOKE - 1,058 words
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Article, Illustration856 2001-07-28 17 Bernice Miedzinski - Bernice Miedzinski Grow your nest egg without making these common mistakes by ARE you aware of the most common retirement-plan-ning mistakes? When it comes to accumulating a retirement nest egg, you're probably guilty of making the following three mistakes: You started saving too late; You'reYEN YOKE - 856 words
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Miscellaneous1516 2001-07-28 18 A A/em ffS ■-■■■-^■-^-^-^-^-^-^^^^■■^■^^^^^^■i The David Beckham Story I X"" Crime of the Century 808 channel news Asia City TV, 9.30pm Channel 5,3pm Don't miss this rare peek into the pri- A docu-drama about one of the great KKE_5i2 vote world of David Beckham. foot- P' "1 M miscarriages ofAmerican1,516 words
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TIMEOUT
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Article, Illustration396 2001-07-28 19 Rosalind Png - Rosalind Png by rosalind@newstoday.com.sg HIGHLY energetic and physical is what you can expect to see in White Songs. You can get up close and personal with the performers, too. The audience gets to sit in the lighted circles while the performers396 words
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Article435 2001-07-28 19 Sian E Jay - Sian E Jay by AS IT becomes an increasingly important part of everyday life, artists are also beginning to explore the possibilities offered by new media. Recognising this, the National Arts Council (NAC) has launched a New Media Arts Fund worth half a million435 words
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Miscellaneous271 2001-07-28 19 THREE-DAY LISTING MUSIC Date: July 30 activities and an exhibiTravis/Coldplay Time: Bpm tion area for low-ter-n of United Venue: Suntec City perature science. Kingdom's leading Convention Hall Date: Tuesdays to bands, Travis and Price: $51, $76, $101 Sundays Coldplay, join forces to Ticketing: Call Sistic at (closed on Mondays, rock271 words
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Article, Illustration464 2001-07-28 20 A Staff Writer - A Staff Writer FILM REVIEW Lagaan (Now showing) of British tax and cricket by TO ENJOY the biggest hit to come out of South Asia in recent times, you have to be an Indian and a cricket-lover. More often than not, it's the same thing. But these two464 words
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Article, Illustration242 2001-07-28 20 Reuters/Variety HARTFORD (Connecticut) Academy Awardwinning actress Katharine Hepburn (below) was sent home from Hartford Hospital on Thursday, after a nine-day stay during which she was treated for an infection and underwent physical py"She was discharged at 10.15 am," said James Battaglio, a spokesman forReuters/Variety - 242 words
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Article, Illustration398 2001-07-28 21 David Ngiau - David Ngiau HBO gives you reason to stay home tonight by david@newstoday.com.sg Film buffs and cineastes have a very good reason to stay home tonight. HBO will be premiering RKO 281, its 1999 film about Orson Welles and his struggle to make Citizen Kane, in Singapore398 words
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208 2001-07-28 21 -AFP PASADENA (California) The bean counters strike again. NBC producers working on a special celebrating 50 years of US television's celebrated Tonight Show found a gap an accountant had ordered show tapes from 1962 to 1972 erased. In the mid--*****, the NBC-AFP - 208 words
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Article, Illustration243 2001-07-28 21 Reuters HONG KONG Gongfu superstar Jackie Chan's latest action comedy Rush Hour 2 made a high-flying debut yesterday. It premiered on a non-stop flight from Los Angeles to Hong Kong. The movie was largely set in Hong Kong. The exclusive show was screened to– Reuters; Reuters photo - 243 words
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RELAX
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Article, Illustration374 2001-07-28 22 Hazel Tan - Hazel Tan Chor Meng shows heart and a softer side in Cambodia r ha2ei@newstoday.com.sg Chew Chor Meng received a pleasant surprise in the mail last week. It was not the usual fan mail. The handwritten letter was from Cambodia, from his sponsored daughter whom he374 words
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Article, Illustration97 2001-07-28 22 IF you're on the move this National Day, here's some good news. You can still catch the National Day Parade live. For the first time in Singapore's 36 years, you can catch all the action at the National Stadium on any of the 1,500 air-conditioned SBS97 words
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Article, Illustration389 2001-07-28 22 Lan De Cotta - Lan De Cotta by ian@newstoday.com.sg IN September 1989, German rock group Scorpions released their apocalyptic hit Winds of Change. Three months later, in November, the Berlin Wall came down, bringing with it the Iron Curtain. The hit song became an anthem for democratic389 words
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Article, Illustration649 2001-07-28 23 PHUKET is usually associated with crystal clear waters, endless white beaches and some exotic nightlife, but great driving roads? Surprisingly, the little island has a wonderful collection of challenging roads weaving around its numerous mountains. Steep slopes, hairpin corners and multiple S-bends are all as much649 words
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Article202 2001-07-28 23 YSKow - YSKow Do you have a motoring or car-related question? Drop the experts at TODAY a line and they'll dispense invaluable advice to help, absolutely free of charge! Please e-mail questions to: colin@newstoday.com.sg Q. I have three cars: A Mercedes E260, a BMW 320 i and a new Nissan202 words
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SPORTS
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Mercedes Benz Cup
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Article, Illustration420 2001-07-28 24 Reuters US champion falls to lowly opponent LOS ANGELES Unheralded Belgian youngster Xavier Malisse caused the Mercedes Benz Cup's biggest upset so far when he ousted reigning US Open champion Marat Safin 7-5, 6-3 yesterday. Safin, the number two seed, could never get his game into gear– Reuters; Airport photo - 420 words
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392 2001-07-28 24 AFP LOS ANGELES Andre Agassi reasserted his authority against Greg Rusedski to reach the quarter-finals of the Mercedes-Benz Cup yesterday. The American won a tense three-set-ter 6-3, 4-6, 64 to end a two-match skid against the big-serving Briton. "You're talking about an intense match," said Agassi,AFP - 392 words
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Article, Illustration716 2001-07-28 25 -AFP Californian pulls off upset against Thorpe, Hoogenband Swimming FUKUOKA Anthony Ervin caused a huge upset yesterday, beating lan Thorpe and Pieter van den Hoogenband to take the men's 100 m freestyle title on a night which saw two world records fall. But neither of-AFP; Reuters photo - 716 words
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417 2001-07-28 25 Reuters Rugby PRETORIA Australia coach Eddie Jones is expecting something of a backlash from South Africa when the world champion plays its opening Tri-Nations match today. While Jones has happily played down the Wallabies' perceived superiority, his counterpart Harry Viljoen has had toReuters - 417 words
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Article, Illustration678 2001-07-28 26 -AFP BERLIN All-conquering Bayern Munich will be up for more of the same as it opens its campaign for a fourth straight Bundesliga title today with a match at promoted Borussia Moenchengladbach. Bayern took its fans on a rollercoaster ride last season as it-AFP; frhoto - 678 words
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373 2001-07-28 26 AMSTERDAM Liverpool's preseason preparations, so littered with injury scares, continued under a hail of paper aeroplanes launched from the stands last night as Emile Heskey became its latest striker to book time on the Anfield treatment table, reported Guardian Unlimited. He373 words
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438 2001-07-28 27 -AFP MANIZALES Host Colombia ended the dreams of little Honduras on Thursday, a 2-0 win over the Central American minnow securing a place in tomorrow's Copa America final against Mexico. Honduras, invited to the tournament when Argentina withdrew amid security-AFP - 438 words
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Article, Illustration454 2001-07-28 27 Reuters RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil and Barcelona star Rivaldo is such a revered man for both country and club that he seems to get away with every little sin he has committed. On Thursday, he held his club Barcelona at ransom, demanding a pay rise that– Reuters; AFP photo - 454 words
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Article, Illustration583 2001-07-28 28 Formula One HOCKENHEIM Eddie Jordan praised sacked German Formula One driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen (picture) yesterday, saying he was a nice man who had to go for the sake of the team. The Irish team owner, speaking two days after Frentzen's sacking was announced,583 words
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206 2001-07-28 28 – Stanley Ho - Stanley Ho HERE'S a question for you. When was the last time Singapore beat Thailand in an 'A' international game? Well, it happened at the Mikasa Challenge Cup on January 27 this year, when the Lions handed the Thais a 5-4 defeat206 words
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204 2001-07-28 28 ONE of the saddest days in Singapore football history came in 1981, when a team containing the likes of Samad Allapitchay, Dollah Kassim and Quah Kirn Song lost 0-4 to Selangor in the Malaysia Cup Final at Merdeka Stadium. Come204 words
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416 2001-07-28 29 Kelvin Phang - Kelvin Phang They face more chances of being screened than others bound for SEA Games by kelvin@newstoday.com.sg THE CHANCES of sprinter U.K. Shyam and swimmer Gary Tan being subjected to drug tests are much higher than the rest of Singapore's Southeast Asia Games-bound416 words
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143 2001-07-28 29 – Kelvin Phang - Kelvin Phang USBASED swimmer Leslie Kwok became the fifth Southeast Asia Games-bound swimmer to achieve a personal best time at the 9th Fina World Swimming Championships in Fukuoka, Japan, yesterday. The sprinter, who has been training at the University of California (Berkeley)143 words
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Article, Illustration363 2001-07-28 29 Kelvin Phang - No more repeat of 'drug inciden t', says SSC Kelvin Phang TO PREVENT a repeat of the "incident" involving Nicolette Teo, all local athletes must now "declare" prior to the SEA Games any medication they are on. At the 1999 SEA Games in Brunei, swimmer Nicolette failed a dope testWEE TECKHIAN - 363 words
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Article, Illustration350 2001-07-28 30 Stanley Ho - Stanley Ho Balestier 3 SAFFC 3 YOU can normally spot him from a mile away because of his shiny pate. But last night, Ah' Imran Lomri stood out for a different reason simply as the best player on the pitch. A hat-trick of goals, was enough to secureWONG KHING CHONG - 350 words
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201 2001-07-28 30 – Jose Raymond - Jose Raymond SINGAPORE'S national netballers stormed into the finals of the Asian Netball Championships after they dumped shock semi-finalists Thailand 6242 in Colombo yesterday. The girls led throughout the encounter and were never in danger of losing to the Thais, who were making their201 words
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Article, Illustration917 2001-07-28 31 Leonard Thomas - Leonard Thomas by: leonard@newstoday.com.sg WE'VE never seen anything like it, these past couple of weeks. First, Liverpool, then Manchester United invaded our shores. For 10 days, Singapore was a Red nation. It seemed as if every other person was either sporting a Reds' jersey or a917 words
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Article, Illustration314 2001-07-28 32 Stanley Ho - Stanley Ho Comes on as a sub against Balestier Central by stanley@newstoday.com.sg HE IS back. And the proof is now indisputable. Tan Kirn Leng made his return to S-League football last night when he came on a substitute and played 40 minutes of football against Balestier Central.WONG KHING CHONG - 314 words
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Article, Illustration169 2001-07-28 32 – Jose Raymond - Jose Raymond IT looks like the Warriors are prepared for the imminent departure of star striker Kiatisuk Senamuang, who has been called up for World Cup duty next month. Yesterday, his replacement, Croatian Zeljico Ackar, flew into town and was introduced to his new teammates at the169 words
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Article243 2001-07-28 32 -AFP NEW DELHI The Indian media reacted with horror yesterday at the omission of Sachin Tendulkar's name from Wisden's list of top 100 batting and bowling performances of all time. None of Tendulkar's 25 Test centuries figure in the list released by the cricket-AFP - 243 words
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