The New Paper, 14 March 1989

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    12 1 the new paper TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1989 MCI <f») 179/4/88 50 CENTS
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      82 1 MAN-MADE EARTHQUAKE A powerful blast deep in an East German potash mine touches off an earthquake felt as far away as Switzerland and Austria. Quake registers 5.7 on Richter scale (Armenia's horror quake was 6.9). Miners unhurt and search is on for victims. Page 10 SINGAPOREAN ARRESTED: CASE OF $7.4
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      74 1 SAFER LOCKED IN? Many cabbies lock the rear right door. It's IHJ 11 I for passenger safety, they say. ROV r mfrn disagrees. This could endanger L I N passengers' safety in an emergency, especially in an accident where the rear dfe F I tdbl left door cannot be opened."
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    Lock icon You won't see them on stage like this
    181 1 Finalists of NTUC beauty pageant will be seen like this only on video on April 30. Page 5 Back raw left to right: Lyndia Goh, clerical assistant (Singapore Industrial Sen-ices Employees Union); Diana Lee, ground hostess (Changi International Airport Services Employees Union);
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  • TFEKIEWSTODAY
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      Lock icon S'porean held for alleged fraud
      303 2 Wire services. A i SINGAPORE man accused of going around the world cashing thousands of fake US$lOO traveller's cheques has been caught. Richard Ang, 40, was arrested in the Bahamas. He got out on $20,000 bail and took a flight to London. But he was
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      Lock icon Humans may 'resist Aids virus in time'
      154 2 Wire services. HUMANS might develop resistance to the Aids virus in time, say South African scientists. Professor Wally Becker, head of Stellenbosch University's Virology Department, said the discovery that a virus similar to Aids found in monkeys did not cause illness, had raised
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      Lock icon Mubarak raps Khomeini
      113 2 Wire services. THE leader of one of the world's biggest Muslim nations Egypt has criticised Ayatollah Khomeini for ordering the death of author Salman Rushdie. President Hosni Mubarak, visiting West Germany, made his comments to children outside the presidential palace in Bonn. He was asked by a
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      Woman offers hermit of Changi a place to stay
      352 2 A 44-YEAR-OLD woman is offering the hermit of Changi a place to stay. She thinks that the hermit, Mr Cheng, will miss the sea breeze in the welfare home where he is now. She also says she understands why he refused
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      35 2 The weather WEATHER outlook from noon: Showers over several areas in the late afternoon. Maximum temperature: 31 degrees. Minimum: 24 degrees. The sun sets today at 7.16 pm. The sun rises tomorrow at 7.10 am.
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      Lock icon Hawkers play hide-and-seek
      519 3  -  By Chow Wai Fong NOW you see them, now you don't. They are pavement hawkers at Lim Tua Tow Road market, off Upper Serangoon Road. They may be elderly, but are sure nippy at avoiding licensing officers from the Environment Ministry (ENV). These hawkers play a practised
      Pictures/ Sam Yeo  -  519 words
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      Do not lock rear doors, ROV advises cabbies
      507 4  -  Lock your rear right door and risk getting fined. That's the warning cabbies in Kuala Lumpur received from the authorities there. In Singapore, many cabbies say they lock the rear right door. It's a safety measure, they say. What are your views?
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      MUIS to set up advisory council
      229 4 THE Islamic Religious Council (MUIS) will set up an advisory council to chart Islamic education in Singapore. The advisory council would give MUIS direct control over the subjects taught in Islamic schools and religious classes as well as the Friday sermons given at all
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      Braving the sun and rain
      318 5  -  By Lo Tien Yin PALM trees swayed in the gentle breeze. Then the sun came through in its full late morning strength. Next thing, it drizzled. Yesterday sure had its share of mixed weather. Which was bad news for the 16 finalists of NTUC's first
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      Business school probe, affiliates come from Australia
      499 6  -  Police are investigating a group calling itself SBT Business Consultants Pte Ltd for allegedly conducting a Bachelor of Business programme without approval from the Ministry of Education. These classes have been suspended. The organisation is said to have had some 300 students on
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      WHICH INITIALS?
      135 6 X IP** 1 H WHICH is it? SBT or SBTC? The initials of the firm, which is said to have organised classes leading to a degree from an Australian college, pose a mystery. On March 6, SBT Business Consultants Pte Ltd put out an advertisement in The Straits
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      A soft spot for new flavour
      435 7  -  Pictures/ chuah Chin Hong IT was hard on the outside and melting soft within. It also went rather quickly. Yesterday, Meadow Gold unveiled a new taste an ice-cream with white chocolate coating called Soft Spot. More than 1,000 sticks were given out free, at
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      They call the Budget names
      1369 8 PARLIAMENT Debate resumes today MEMBERS of Parliament called the Budget a lot of names yesterday. And all of them were fit to print in a family newspaper. In fact the document introduced by Finance Minister Dr Richard Hu 10 days earlier has come to be
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      Airline crews 'grounded' as hotel business soars
      409 9  -  By Harinder Gill A I IRLINE crews stopping over in Singapore last year could get good hotel rooms for as little as $45 all-in. This year they have to pay the going tour group rate or take their business elsewhere. It's a clear
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      GLOSSARY
      134 9 THESE words appear in our stories today. The following notes will help in case you need to check their meanings. adept at: Skilful at doing a particular thing. authentically: Truly or genuinely. coagulate: Change from a liquid state into a nearly solid mass, especially by chemical reaction. comprehensive care:
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      Jackpot winner's a plane lover
      262 9 AEROPLANES are his work, reading is his hobby. And it was his hobby that brought a $5,000 windfall Mr Toh Kee Heng's way. Mr Toh, a 32-year-old con-trol-room duties assistant with Singapore Airlines, is the fourth jackpot winner of The New Paper's Moneywords. He has
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      Finger Pier duty-free shops to open
      262 9 TWO duty-free shops open tomorrow at Finger Pier. But they will probably do so amid renovations for the pier itself. The renovations are part of of a major upgrading of the pier's facilities by the Port of Singapore Authority. Improvements include new counters at
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      Engineer wrote 6 notes before suicide
      122 9 A 33-year-old computer systems engineer wrote six suicide notes before hanging himself with a necktie. A coroner's court issued a verdict of suicide after being told yesterday that Mr Ang Cheng Kang, 33, felt under intense pressure at work. Witnesses said he had been
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon Mine blast triggers quake in Germany
      281 10 Wire services. A I MINE blast touched off a strong earthquake in the border region of East and West Germany. Early reports from East Germany said yesterday's quake caused an unknown number of injuries. Power I supplies to much of the area were cut
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      Lock icon 'US intelligence has broken into Soviet computers'
      166 10 Wire services. AMERICAN spy agencies have reportedly gained access to computers of the Soviet Union and other nations. Time magazine said the activity allowed the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency to "read" military secrets of these countries. The US news
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      Lock icon 'And then I told him...'
      59 10 Whispers: US Secretary of State James Baker (left) and Defence Secretarydesignate Dick Cheney put their heads together for a private talk before Congress begins to grill Mr Cheney. The Senate must pass on his suitability for the job denied Mr John Tower after he was
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      Bid to oust Benazir Bhutto's foes fails
      218 10 PAKISTAN Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto has suffered a serious political setback. Lawmakers in the provincial assembly of populous Punjab defeated a bid to oust her two key opponents yesterday. Ms Bhutto's supporters, who sit in the opposition, had threatened the ouster during a
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      Lock icon Prostitutes linked with army-run tour agency
      180 10 Wire services. LINKS to prostitution have cost an army-run travel agency in China a suspension of its licence. A Shanghai daily reported that police have ordered the Blue Sky T r avel Agency to stop operations for one month as punishment. The Xinmin Wanbao
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      Lock icon Asians on trial in US for killing puppy
      287 11 Wire services. TWO Cambodian immigrants killed a puppy for food in the US, unaware that Americans view such acts with horror. Now they stand charged with cruelty to animals, which carries a mflrimnm penalty of a year in jail and a $4,000
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      Lock icon A man and his headache
      51 11 Ouch: A Greek weightliAer named Samson like the biblical Samson says he's the strongest in the land. He proves it, or maybe something else, by having someone break marble rocks on his head. This is plainly no iob for a man with a hangover. Picture/
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      Lock icon Roger Moore walks out of musical
      163 11 Wire services. ACTOR Roger Moore, best-known as the death-de-fying spy James Bond, has walked out of his latest assignment singing on stage. Moore announced his decision to quit the lead role in the musical, Aspects of Love, yesterday a month before the premiere. A
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      Lock icon Norway stops sale of heavy water
      121 11 Wire services. NORWAY has stopped exports of heavy water, which can be used to make atomic bombs. The decision came after a series of international scandals that embarrassed the government. A Foreign ministry spokesman said in Oslo yesterday that a new law will only
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      Lock icon Rocket fired in Cambodian clash kills 5 Thais
      135 11 Wire services. A STRAY rocket killed five Thais when it hit their border village during a clash between Cambodian troops and rebels, Thai police say. The five were killed on Sunday night at Sangae village. They had evacuated the village last week
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      Lock icon Afghan group: US can't buy back missiles
      144 11 Wire services. AN Afghan guerilla faction says the US cannot buy back the Stingers it gave to help it fight the Soviet-backed government. A spokesman for the Hezb-i-Islami of Younis Khalis made the comment yesterday when asked about reports from Washington regarding the
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      Lock icon Sun, sand, stress?
      60 12 Cool: The rage among the "in" crowd on the French Riviera this season is a pair of stress-reduction sunglasses. They display changing colours and play soothing sounds through the headset out if you can find stress among the sun and sand and beautiful people of Nice, maybe
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      Lock icon Gas masks for planes
      207 12 Wire services. GAS masks and automatic fire extinguishing systems are urgently needed on all commercial aircraft, Britain's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) says. The statement came in a report on the CAA inquiry into an accident at Manchester airport on Aug 22, 1985. Some 50 people died
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      Lock icon Seoul to burn pirated books
      106 12 Wire services. SOUTH Korea is reported ready to buy and burn millions of pirated books and recordings. A Seoul newspaper said the action is being undertaken to satisfy US demands for protection of intellectual property rights. The powerful Economic Planning Board (EPB) told government departments
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      Lock icon US Teamsters back down to avoid trial
      151 12 Wire services LEADERS of the big US Teamsters union have agreed to reforms to avoid trial on civil racketeering charges. The settlement came yesterday, just hours before the trial was to begin in New York. The Justice Department had accused the Teamsters of
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  • FOREIGNSTOCKS
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      Lock icon LONDON
      281 12 Wire services. SHARE prices on the London Stock Exchange jumped sharply yesterday, on the eve of the fiscal 1990 budget speech by Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson. Trading activity was light, however, as institutional players remained sidelined in the run-up to the budget speech. At the close, the
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      Lock icon Tokyo
      74 12 Reuter. SHARES opened slightly firmer on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today, on bargainhunting after Monday's losses and a higher Wall Street overnight, brokers said. The Nikkei firmed 39.01 points, or 0.12 per cent, to 31,591.97 in 10 minutes of trade. Gains were led by warehouse, pharmaceutical, mining, airline, gas,
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      Indices/Closing
      51 12 FT Industrials Mon 1,739.40 (1,724.90) Dow Jones Average Mon 2,306.25 (2,282.14) ST Industrial Mon 1,160.38 (1,154.86) NST Industrial Mon 1,983.00 (1,982.36) Hongkong Hang Seng Mon 3,029.89 (3,046.81) Australian All Ordinaries Mon 1,490.90 (1,488.40) Nikkei Stock Average Mon 31,552.96 (31,701.78) Figures in brackets refer to those of the previous trading
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      Lock icon NEW YORK
      292 12 Wire services. BULLS took over Wall Street yesterday as the Dow Jones index of 30 leading industrials closed above 2,300 points, for the first time since Feb 21, after flirting with the elusive level much of last week. The Dow finished 24.11 points higher at 2,306.25 points on
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  • FOODNOTES
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      Salty soya bean, anyone?
      393 13  -  YMgho Bean Curd Pte Ltd 235, Geytang Road (■ear Lorong 9) 24 hours Stories/ Lim Swbe Hong a BOUT 90 per cent of Taiwanese start the day with a meal of dou jiang yu tiao or sweet soya bean milk with cruellers, says Mr Tung Chun
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      A bean rich in health gooodness
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      Take the grating out of coconuts
      356 13 MICROWAVECOOK COCONUT milk is a perfect base for gravies. And nowadays, they come in ready packs for immediate use. No more grating of coconut, adding of water and squeezing the mix for the cream. Coconut milk can now be bought fresh off the shelf,
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    Monteiro — a jazz treasure
    598 14  - Monteiro a jazz treasure MvW. By Paul Zach l AST July a group of musicians took the stage at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland around dawn. They brought a sleepy crowd to its feet and made people dance. One recent night a compact disc of that session was played
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      1633 15 television fmM For The Skies Square Deal Tuesday Premiere Hard Ticket i SCREEN m Quest for Speed (9.00pm, SBC 12) to Hawaii Jj M IN Glenn Curtiss took couple AN artion-packed movie starring *jJ|v his Pusher bi plane to France Sfg-f 'jjjtr" W (Timothy Bentinck as Nigel and Lise-Ann Harold
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Thaisanciuakry in beach road
    1096 16 spotlight You know of Little India and Chinatown. You know that Orchard Road becomes a haunt of Filipinos on Sundays. What you may not know is that Singapore also has its own Little Thailand in a building that looks like a ship. YUSMAN AHMAD reports IT
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  • SHOWTIME
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      Moe becomes party wizard in new biz
      427 20  -  By Ting Mei See DEEJAY Moe Alkaff is out to revolutionise the whole entertainment scene in Singapore. And it's not by merely dancing on the console like he did when he was working at Top Ten. His new venture with deejay Mario Perera,
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      Alternative to Indian TV offers off-beat news
      271 20 IN India they are packaging off-beat news in video cassettes and selling it as a monthly video magazine. Newstrack was launched last September by Living Media. The company also produces India Today, India's top selling fortnightly print magazine. Said executive producer Ms Madhu
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      Star who loves soccer
      126 20 MIU Kiu Wai, 30, was one of the most popular actors in Hongkong's TVB station before he switched to movies three years ago. He is adept at playing both hero and villian. His best-known role, perhaps, was as the baddie, Yong Hong in The Condor Heroes
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      BBC shows on video — for Britons and others
      202 20 BBC shows on video for Britons and others WHAT can be tougher than a "hardship" posting abroad? Or having to stomach the local TV fare, as some of the 50,000 British expatriates overseas would put A survey by the BBC revealed that some of the expatriates are less than happy
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      Play casts new light on the old
      556 21  -  By Adeline Woon WHEN Ms Siew Fung Fong's granddaughter began writing their family history, she giggled at the thought of being a heroine. Well, now Ms Siew is also the heroine of a play. Theatre Works' forthcoming production is an adaptation of Ms
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      QUICKTAKES
      151 21 MISSISSIPPI BURNING (Lido) FICTIONALISED story based on the 1964 murders of three civil rights workers in Philadelphia, Mississippi. Brilliant performance by Gene Hackman as an FBI agent. Times: 10.45 am, 1.30, 4, 6.45, 9.15 pm. GORILLAS IN THE MIST (Jade 2, Republic 3) SIGOURNEY Weaver plays Dian Fossey, who
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      Does destiny alone decide a woman's fate?
      150 21  -  OSEENLASTNK3HT By Vivien Chiong THE SBC serial Two Different Lives lives up to its name. In the very first episode last night, the fates of the main protagonists Lanying (Zheng Wanting) and Manyue (Ye Sumei) begin to diverge. This, the latest SBC serial
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      Rahimah shifts career focus
      411 22  -  By Lm Kuan Chung I INGER Rahimah Rahim is swapping her glittering gowns for the more sedate outfits of a "I cant sing fofaver," she said whan interviewed at bar hair salon, Soltcut at Orchard Plaza yesterday. In proclaiming her semi-retirement from showbiz, Rahimah said she
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      Big laughs over circus magic
      353 22  -  Mm Chen fey MITMr* Victoria Thtatrt Yesterday REVIEW/ By Adeline Woon HI! Theatre brings comic circus magic to the Victoria Theatre stage. It starts with a bare stace, a black backdrop, a stand in the winp and a stool in the centre. It soon opens
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      32 22 Mtt i« tH THE TIGER'S TALE THE TIGER'S TALE is set In Singapore and enchantingly told by one of our best children's storytellers, Kelly Chopard. With 23 charming illustrations. Tfcnw Th« Bookshop
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  • SHOPTALK
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      See-through products to light up your life
      362 23  -  By Karen Goh i i T started with see-through blouses in the 60s, then moved to see-through watches in recent years. Now it seems like everything has gone see-through. And some light up too. Get a load of these seethrough neon phones, for
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      Be careful about who checks your eyes
      215 23 EYETOEYE THE use of contact lenses directly affects eye health. So if you intend to wear them, be sure to choose a competent contact lens practitioner. Whoever you choose should pro- vide comprehensive care. The lens fitting should include a complete i eye
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  • Page 24 Miscellaneous
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      219 25 COMICREUEF Orchard Road/coim Goh Single Slices/peter Kohisaat UGLY MOTORIST/ f'u c*» t^TX v y 7 XX M* f- *"*'<■ rni) j u«i» it Cathy/Cathy Guisewite M r 3WIW6, V WEN HAVE 1 LOOK AT THIS STUfF...EXPEW-| (THIS HAT AuONE C*N WITH- foH FOftjET IT. V IT'S 1 VOHAT'S HAO IT
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      1477 26 RADIOGUIDE rmnm ebeh bmhi'im I;H»injihm?l hhi NOON Nears Ih Brief M«*darin) NOON Nears la Brief and Weather NOON Good Mask, Compaay and Ma: NOON Nearsdesk 12.05 Laachdate: Some entertaining JL* n y tj J Jfl^ lir jTh«r» Bepert Tune in for some great sounds 12.30 The Laaraiag World pl d
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Yang Yang favourite
      465 27 AFP. THE Chinese again look set to dominate the All-England Badminton Championships, beginning in London tomorrow. Holders of three of the five titles, they are seeded to win four at this year's tournament. China missed out on the prestigious men's singles championship last year, when the unseeded
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      Less pain, more fun
      455 28 HEALTHS /v Sunday's Nature's Farm Biathlon at Changi could be your first run-bike-run event. It may be one of the most enjoyable runs you've ever had. But first, long-distance athlete HELEN GILBEY (below), a lecturer at the College of Physical Education, has some advice a for
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      Rivals gunning for Balvinder
      248 28  -  By Dennis Chia NATIONAL cyclUt Balvinder Singh will be a marked man on Sunday his rivals will be gunning for him in the Nature's Farm Second Biathlon at Changi Village. Defending champion Balvinder will have 236 people on his back* trying to outrun and outcycle him.
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      Fairy giving directions
      120 28 QIGONG SIXTH MOVEMENT AFTER turning right with last act of breathing out in the Fisherman Casts Net movement, turn to the front when dropping both hands to the sides. While breathing in, stretch out both hands to the left, then vertically up and then right in a
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      Lock icon Bayern is favoured
      294 29 UEFA CUP Q-FINAL 2nd LEG Reuter, AFP. Today; Bayern (WG) v Hearts (Scot) (Hearts 1-0); Dynamo Dresden (EG) v Victoria Bucharest (Rum) (1-1); Napoli (Ita) v Juventus (Ita) (02). Thursday: Real Sociedad (Spa) v Stuttgart (WG) (0-1) CUSHIONED by a 1-0 first-leg lead over a Bayern Munich
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      Lock icon PSV may lose Cup
      302 29 EUROPEAN CUP Q-FINAL 2nd LEG AFP. INJURIES and suspensions could hold the key to the European Cup's match of the round tomorrow. Real Madrid's quarter-final second-leg task in its own imposing Bernabeu Stadium has been diminished by PSV's injury crisis, which sees it able to muster
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      Lock icon Fifa checking on Iraq
      209 29 Reuter. IRAQ has been asked to explain disparities in details of ages submitted for its World Youth Championship and Olympic soccer teams. Fifa general secretary Sepp Blatter said he had been asked by the federation's executive committee in Riyadh, where the Youth Championship was held last
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      Lock icon Vialli out of return clash
      234 29 I CUP-WINNERS' CUP Q-FINAL 2nd LEG AFP. ITALY'S Sampdoria will be without two key players for the return leg in Genoa against Dinamo Bucharest, of Rumania. The absence of mercurial striker Gianlucca Vialli, scorer of its goal in the 1-1 away draw, could prove costly
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