The New Paper, 11 August 1998
1998-08-11
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Title Section10 1998-08-11 1 the new paper TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1998 the new paper10 words
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Article, Illustration182 1998-08-11 2 THE New Paper's 10th anniversary celebrations continue. Together with Raffles Singapore, which is celebrating its 111 th anniversary, we have lined up 10 exclusive offers from the hotel. Here's offer No 7: Enjoy a six-course dianxin set lunch182 words
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Article, Illustration535 1998-08-11 2 Ng Wan Ching - Economy grew yet didn't Economic figures for April-June '98 By Ng Wan Ching THE figure reads 1.6 per cent growth. That means Singapore's overall economy is still growing compared to last year, at 1.6 per cent for the second quarter compared to the same quarter last year. But if you535 words
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Advertisement107 1998-08-11 2 Reader as TV critic Starting today, The New Paper's TV Today page will feature a guest TV critic. Reader Saiful Bahri, 17, will give you the Turn On and Turn Off of the Day for this week. You can join our team, too. Give us a call on 1800-733-4455 or107 words
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Article, Illustration261 1998-08-11 3 THENEWSTODAY AUSTRALIA'S biggest runaway was as dodgy as a needle in a haystack. But then she had to answer the call of nature. And that's how Ginny, the missing elephant, finally got a hug again from circus owner Lorraine Maynard (see picture,261 words
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MALAYSIATODAY
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Article, Illustration528 1998-08-11 4 Wife of popular Malaysian singer M Nasir dies. He says he has... JUST two months ago Madam Junainah Johari, wife of singer M Nasir, was celebrating what she had wanted all her life the birth of a daughter. The family's joy ended528 words
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Article128 1998-08-11 4 NANA was a severe asthmatic, said her twin. Madam Junaidah said: "My asthma was from childhood but hers began about four years after she got married. She was allergic to dust and smoke. She was going for a sinus operation in two weeks' time." She was also being128 words
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Advertisement642 1998-08-11 5 E"~~a THENEWSfHEff linM Retired NUS lecturerDr Tan KokPhuang tells i'/ j" YONG SHUHOONG about the days when politics CjWlhfC H .1 UK ourstory.asial.com.sg R and studies made an explosive mix 9BHp Tear k v,. j l Who is this woman inlf .yXvak r<r She looked different -M- (right) when she642 words
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Article248 1998-08-11 6 tfflr CPF HOUSING GRANT THE GRANT TheCPF housing grant was introduced in 1994 to strengthen family ties by encouraging couples to buy resale flats near their parents' homes. Only first-time buyers ofHDB flats are eligible for the $40,000 or $50,000 grant. A RECORD number of people248 words
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Article, Illustration51 1998-08-11 6 CROWN PRINCE: Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah (right) and hla aldeataon, Princa Ai-Muhtadee Billah, ata tradition-steeped royal ceremony to proclaim Prince Billah the Crown Princa. The 24-year-old Oxford-educated Prince, the third child of Sultan Haaaanal and hla first wife, will eventually become the Sultanate'a 30th ruler. Picture/Picture/ Afp - 51 words
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Article62 1998-08-11 6 BANKS B IF you bank with the three big foreign banks in Singapore, you might be able to use Nets cashless payments and the ATM network of the seven local banks. Stanchart, Citibank and Hongkongßank are keen to join in, even if it means paying an "entrance fee".62 words
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Article56 1998-08-11 6 BUSINESS NEARLY two-thirds of 157 firms surveyed by The Business Times and the National University of Singapore (NUS) expect positive economic growth this year. Of these, half expect the economy to do better than the Government's forecast of 0.5-1.5 per cent growth. The average gross domestic product (GDP)56 words
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Article74 1998-08-11 6 I COMPUTERS I BANKS here should stay shut for the first four days of the year 2000 to avoid Millenium Bug problems. If Singapore Danks open for business on Monday, Jan 3, 2000, they would be among the first to be hit by the bug. But this problem74 words
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Article58 1998-08-11 6 I HEALTH ROGUE trader Nick Leeson underwent surgery on Sunday to have a cancerous tumour removed from his colon. It is believed the operation went well, but doctors have rated Leeson's chances of survival at only 50-50 as the cancer has spread. Leeson, 31, serving a 6Vi-year term58 words
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Article61 1998-08-11 6 South China Morning Post: Tax officer taps into records of adversary New Straits Times: Internet rumour mongers identified The Electronic Telegraph: Bomb suspects held as US offers reward of $2m BBC news: Further heavy rains in S Korea are hampering search and rescue work after some of61 words
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Article135 1998-08-11 7 in FSRSus What price privacy in this computer age, asks an article in SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST IN this era of computerisation, mass databases and the Internet, the Millenium Bug problem is only a minor blip compared to the huge implications of the loss of privacy. Ten years135 words
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Article61 1998-08-11 7 JAPAN TEN workers of a timber processing plant in Niigata, north of Tokyo, were hospitalised yesterday after drinking coffee and tea believed to have been poisoned. The victims' limbs became numb after they had the drinks. This could be a copycat crime. Two weeks ago, four people in61 words
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Article65 1998-08-11 7 AUSTRALIA WEALTHY Asian and Jewish businessmen in Australia have threatened to stop funding for the Prime Minister's Liberal party. They blame him for the rise of Ms Pauline Hanson's anti-immigration One Nation Party. Asian and Jewish groups said they might now support Labor, which said it would not65 words
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Article55 1998-08-11 7 CHINA SINGAPORE and China are set to swap land for their embassies and consulates in each other's territory in a deal in October. Singapore will then rebuild its Beijing embassy with a multi-purpose annexe that could include a reading-cum-meeting room and class facilities for Singaporean children. Singapore has55 words
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Article60 1998-08-11 7 9 EDUCATION IT used to be too many students, not enough tutors. Now even doctors and lawyers are tutoring part-time for extra income. Tuition agencies said the professionals on their books had lost their jobs or were earning less. However, one agency said the economic crisis had60 words
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Article26 1998-08-11 7 The Dow Jones Industrial average fell 23.17 points to close at 8,574.84 yesterday. Volume on the New York Stock Exchange was 576 million shares.26 words
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Article63 1998-08-11 7 The Straits Times: More apply for resale flat grants The Business Times: Firms pitch growth at high end of Govt forecast Lianhe Zaobao: CPF housing grant to be increased to $900 million Berita Harian: Rise in number of applicants for resale flat grants RCS morning news: National63 words
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Article, Illustration11 1998-08-11 7 Tongue Cheek rrsAN ISLAND, ITS MOVING, rrsiCE/ Page 1611 words
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Article74 1998-08-11 7 Quote I really enjoy working with children. They're so sincere f not like adult patients who come and ask me for medical certificates! It helps that I love my job, since I spend practically all my time at work. Dr Denise Goh Li Meng, 29, a lecturer74 words
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Article, Illustration638 1998-08-11 8 THOUSANDS call her every day. And she gets to hear their most intimate thoughts and messages before relaying them to the other party. Sometimes, she comforts them. Other times, she has to be firm with them. As a Sing Tel Page Talk customer service officer, MsART/HUP; Picture/ David Tan - 638 words
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Article304 1998-08-11 8 MESSAGE paging has become hugely popular. Market research at the beginning of last year showed that about 2 per cent of pager-holders had message paging, said a spokesman for Sun Page. The rest had subscribed to numeric paging. Now, paging companies say as much as304 words
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Article73 1998-08-11 8 Once, someone left a message on a Friday. It said:' Meet you at Lido for show tomorrow at 7.30 pm. I'll be wearing a red dress.' The person did not leave behind a name, so Ididn*t think much about it. After the weekend, the person73 words
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Article, Illustration290 1998-08-11 8 FOR about half an hour, I joined some 20 other customer service officers to man the Sing Tel Page Talk service. Sounds fun and easy? I thought so, too, until I manned it. The difficulties? The first 10 words and the last eight words. The290 words
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Article, Illustration477 1998-08-11 9 Recently, we reported on how some Temasek Polytechnic students were smoking and littering at the flats opposite the campus. TEO YUN YUNfinds out how the polytechnic has been tackling the issue as good neighbours Temasek Polytechnic wants to clear the air with itsPicture/ Alvin Toh - 477 words
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Article214 1998-08-11 9 ONLY a few students smoke, but they give the school a bad name. Like many Temasek Poly students, student council president Benny Low feels strongly about the negative impression created. Said Mr Low, 27: "It's a fact that there are smokers, but I study214 words
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Article, Illustration63 1998-08-11 9 ***** I*llllll* Mr Stephen Lee, president of the Singapore National Employers Federation, it alto the owner of factories that make garments on contract for brand names such as Polo Ralph Loaron and Tommy HHftger. Does he wear shirts from his factories? If I'm meeting Hilfiger, I'll wear that.63 words
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648 1998-08-11 10 Counterfeit Kid She is 14 She wanted easy money She used fake notes Making and passing off fake money is such a serious charge that you can be jailed for life. But last week, the tiny figure who admitted doing this was a demure 14-year-old girl. She is believed to648 words
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Article77 1998-08-11 11 Anyone who tries to make, or pass as genuine, forged currency notes can be jailed for life, or up to a term that may extend to 10 years. The person can also be fined. Jean's accomplice, Chin Chee Kin, 17, has meanwhile pleaded guilty to seven charges of counterfeiting77 words
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Article, Illustration333 1998-08-11 11 THE fakes were so bad that it was easy to see through them. But Jean and her friends obviously thought the drinks stall in the Geylang coffeeshop was easy to con. The stall got three of their fake $50 notes. The first note was333 words
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Article128 1998-08-11 11 Jean seemed fully aware of the seriousness of her crimes. Standing in a white, long-sleeved blouse and black pants before District Judge Tay Swee Keng on Friday, she spoke softly. Jean: "I hope to be sentenced as soon as possible. I know I128 words
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Article, Illustration357 1998-08-11 12 Finding answers to US embassy blast in Nairobi won't be easy Wire services. THIS two-year-old girl is battling for her life in a Nairobi hospital. She was rescued from the wreckage of a building that collapsed during the bomb attack on the US embassy there.Wire services.; Picture/ Reuters; Picture/ Afp - 357 words
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Article115 1998-08-11 12 Source: Wire services. RESCUE workers digging through the rubble in Kenyan capital of Nairobi are full of hope. They have heard tapping sounds twice this week from inside the rubble. The rescuers feel the sound comes from a woman, known only as Rose. lliey heard herSource: Wire services. - 115 words
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Article, Illustration341 1998-08-11 13 Myanmar acts against 18 foreign activists Reuters. THEY were trying to stir up unrest in the country, Myanmar's military government said yesterday. So it detained the six Americans, an Australian, two Filipinos, three Indonesians, three Malaysians and three Thais, among them lawyers, businessmen and students. TheReuters.; Picture/ Reuters - 341 words
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Article193 1998-08-11 13 Reuters. THAILAND has okayed the sale of Viagra, hoping to end the trafficking and misuse of the anti-impotence pill. Thai Secretary-General of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Mongkol Na Songkhla said a licence to distribute the drug would be given on Aug 18. WIDESPREAD SMUGGLING HeReuters. - 193 words
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Article, Illustration65 1998-08-11 14 It is bigger than Singapore. Its tip is almost as tall as a 12-storey HDB block. And this giant iceberg, which weighs 750 billion tonnes, broke free from the Filchner Ice Shelf in Antarctica. It is expected to move up the Atlantic OceanSource:Internet edition of The Independent and other sources; Art/PAT - 65 words
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Article329 1998-08-11 15 Sign of early polls? Sources: The Business Times, The Asian Wall Street Journal, AFP. MALAYSIA yesterday acted to boost its recession-bound economy by cutting a key interest rate. In a surprise move, Bank Negara, the central bank, cut the three-month intervention rate the rate at which itSources: The Business Times, The Asian Wall Street Journal, AFP. - 329 words
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Article54 1998-08-11 15 The government is not certain how the economy will fare in the next few months. The longer they wait (in holding a general election), the more difficult it may become. Mr Chandra Muzaffar, a professor of politics at University Malaya, in an interview with today's The54 words
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Article96 1998-08-11 15 AN early election is round the corner for Malaysia, observers say. They refer to Dr Mahathir's recent statements and actions. The Malaysian leader has: Asked all branch members of the United Malay National Organisation (Umno) to be ready for a snap poll. Travelled to many cities in the96 words
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Article, Illustration40 1998-08-11 15 miii'miii' US Undersecretary of State Thomas Pickering, when asked why the two US embassies were targetted for bomb attacks in Kenya and Tanzania: I don't know. When we find them (terrorists), we will ask them.40 words
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Article260 1998-08-11 15 KL: Net rumours Sabotage SPREADING rumours on the Net is not funny, said the Malaysian government. So serious is Kuala Lumpur about the damage recent rumours inflicted that it's treating the case as sabotage and will invoke the Internal Security Act on those responsible. A person can be detained for260 words
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Article, Illustration265 1998-08-11 16 QI AM 17.1 took my 0 levels last year. My results weren't good. I couldn't get into a polytechnic because of E maths. I was offered courses in the Institute of Technical Education, but I wasn't interested. Other choices were: take up Shatec courses or resit265 words
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Article255 1998-08-11 16 QMY boyfriend, who is almost 19, is very interested in the computer industry. He likes to repair computers, play computer games and, in fact, do anything related to computers. He has taken up an ITE computer technology course. But though he is hardworking, he has failed255 words
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Article182 1998-08-11 16 QI NEED to know whether I will be able to upgrade myself. I seriously doubt that I will have any time or opportunity to get into school. By the time you get this I will probably have started doing my NS. I have only N182 words
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Article76 1998-08-11 16 QI'M in Secondary 2 and 111 be choosing subjects this year. I wish to be a psychologist and a social worker or counsellor. What are the requirements? Do I need to do maths? Helpless A FOR psychology, you need at least a pass in O-level76 words
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Article, Illustration190 1998-08-11 17 I'm in the normal stream QI AM in a Secondary 3 normal class. I wish to be a lawyer. I'm taking English, Chinese, accounts, E maths, history, food nutrition and science. Can a normal stream student become a lawyer? Can normal stream students get into190 words
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228 1998-08-11 17 QI AM 18.1 did my 0 levels last year. I got D 7 for maths and this kept me out of poly. They need at least C 6. I have enrolled as a private candidate to retake maths, science and accounts. I hope228 words
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Article107 1998-08-11 17 QI GOT my O-level certificate a few years ago. I intend to apply for a course at the polytechnic this year. I would like to have a job where I move around. I would also like to study something related to business, but I don't know107 words
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Article, Illustration441 1998-08-11 18 Hazel Tan - Showtime By Hazel Tan GOOD looks. Catchy music. Nifty footwork. These five teens have all the makings of pop idols. Indeed, the new American boyband Take 5 is good enough to pose a serious threat to the popular Backstreet Boys. Which wouldn't441 words
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Article, Illustration235 1998-08-11 19 From previous page "Singing a capella, that proves it. When you can sing a capella, stay on rhythm, you can prove to anybody you can sing. It's not just the look thing," Sculthorpe said. Ryan Goodell said: "It can be three in the morning, seven, it doesn't matter235 words
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Article226 1998-08-11 19 TAKE 5 aim to stay clean, at least for now. "We try to keep a clean cut, ail-American kind of look," said Ryan. "No ear piercing. No tattoos. Clean cut," said Stevie, 15. Tilky added: "If I do some crazy thing to my hair, like turn226 words
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Article, Illustration194 1998-08-11 20 SHOWTIME Leonardo DiCaprio Modern-day Romeo by Grace Catalano, 127 pp, $13.90 UPSIDE: Sixteen candid photos of never-seen-before Leo. Leonardo DiCaprio has invaded even the bookstores. But before you plunge your hard-earned money into these Leo tribute books, CHAN SEET FUN gives Leo fans the lowdown194 words
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Advertisement99 1998-08-11 20 Down Memory Lane happening euery Wednesday at the Cocktail Lounge H jug of draft at only $19.68 for I the month of July and fluyust. s^fWD/l Siny along with the Music Makers from the Philippines, with their repertoire of songs from the yesteryears to the lastest top 4B's Jim In99 words
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Article, Illustration450 1998-08-11 22 Singapore celebrated its 33rd birthday uf on Sunday. WOON WUITEK National Stadium to see you, yes, YOU, pJ at the National Day Parade MILITARY precision and showtime razzmatazz may have taken over the Stadium pitch. Dramatic laser effects and stunning fireworks may have dominated the Stadium450 words
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Article, Illustration63 1998-08-11 23 SO MUCH k TO SMILE ABOUT: That's how things are looking for this gentleman YOUNG PATRIOT: Not only flags are being I hoisted up, this child too I UNITED: They may come from different backgrounds, but they're bound by their nation 4 PARTY TIME: Hey, Parade'B IPictures/ David Tan, Alvin toh. Joyce Lim - 63 words
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Article, Illustration78 1998-08-11 23 SO, were you one of the 10 lucky ones whose faces were circled? If so, congratulations! You have just won for yourself a Garfield phone (above) which also doubles up as a coin bank. Call us at 1800-733-4455 and well tell you how to collect your prize, which78 words
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Article, Illustration572 1998-08-11 24 SHOWTIME Leonardo DiCaprio— Romantic Hero by Mark Bego, 96pp, $22.90 UPSIDE: The book covers his acting roles and how he spent his childhood growing up on the rougher side of Hollywood. There are lots of of pictures, including DiCaprio with his grandparents and some cool572 words
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Article, Illustration497 1998-08-11 25 TRUDY LIM - Etcetera WITH TRUDY LIM ONCE a week, my four-year-old daughter will carry two bottles of Yakult home from kindergarten. It is something she looks forward to. One bottle is for her; the other, she lovingly reserves for her big brother. We pay for the Yakult each497 words
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Miscellaneous162 1998-08-11 25 COMICRELIEF Calvin and Hobbes/Bill Watterson VOHCDtAt m DOES THE ZDol DOHT BE N /"VDW 900N UKOL ALU6MORS AK GET OUT M€) EXtRTMBcM SMLI.OF fIR irrv, V. NEQOHOME? N"MS EH" PtCPV£. Adam/Brian Basset HE&fc'S, AllC&ufcuS I [\Wi% STBGOSAViWJj. S0 > 100AC»f^TTMBsiTHAT Bar i £»T imtWdosWß M&E. NGT-fcEW AUQSAViCUS W A RGOTf162 words
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Article, Illustration499 1998-08-11 38 WHY TWO TOP ATHLETES WALKED OUT OFZURICH GOLDEN LEAGUE MEET Reuters. IT wasn't a lack of respect that caused world champion sprinters Ato Boldon and Maurice Greene to walk away from the Zurich Golden League athletic meet. It was a lack of cash, the organiser claimed yesterday.Reuters.; Picture/ Reuters - 499 words
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Article264 1998-08-11 38 KUALA LUMPUR VETERANS TRACK AND FIELD MEET THEY showed Singaporeans can come out tops in track and field, Two veteran women athletes won four gold medals each in an international meet in Kuala Lumpur. Michelle Pattiselanno, 44, and Linda Welzl, 42, were the star performers as264 words
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Article, Illustration292 1998-08-11 39 PESTA SUKAN TENNIS MEET YESTERDAY'S ACTION Fourth seed Bill Aile also made an early exit, losing 1-6, 6-3,2-6 to Yiu Leng Kiat while seventh seeded Irfan Zack was beaten by Syed Najib. No 3 seed and SLTA Open champion Chen Chee Yen had few problems as he strolled292 words
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Article, Illustration409 1998-08-11 39 Gerard Wong - no WORLD YOUTH TENPIN BOWLING: INCHON CITY. SOUTH KOREA) Stories/* Gerard Wong TEAM Singapore may have experienced a minor jolt to its bowling senses over the weekend. But its members are now ready to hit the lanes when the FIQ World Youth tenpin bowling championship begins today in409 words
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Article187 1998-08-11 39 JUST how fierce will the competition be at the Fifth FIQ World Youth championship? A look at the achievements of some of the bowlers will give you an idea of the level of competition that Singapore must rise to for the next six days: Taiwan: Wong187 words
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Article, Illustration289 1998-08-11 40 WEST HAM IJNITFD LAST SEASON'S FINISH: Bth LIKELY FINISH THIS TIME* 9th WHO'S NEW: lan Wright. £750.000 ($2.1 million), from Arsenal; Shaka Hislop, free, from Newcastle; Neil Ruddock, from Liverpool (pay-as-you-play deal); Javier Margas, £2m, from Universidad Catolica de Chile; Marc Keller, free, from Karlsruhe. NOTABLE LOSSES:Picture/ Reuters - 289 words
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Article, Illustration206 1998-08-11 40 DERBY COUNTY LAST SEASON'S FINISH: 9th LIKELY FINISH THIS TIME: 14th WHO'S NEW: Stefan Schnoor, free, from Hamburg; Horacio Carbonari, £2.7 million ($7.5 m), of Argentina. NOTABLE LOSSES: Chris Powell, Robin van der Laan, Dean Yates. PRE-SEASON: It won a cup! But only the Derbyshire Cup and only206 words
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Article, Illustration240 1998-08-11 41 THE S-League will not bail out any club. And if it comes to the crunch, the S-League is prepared to carry on with 10 or even nine clubs. This was stated by Kwek Leng Joo, chairman of the S-League, in an exclusive interview with The New Paper. Said240 words
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Article, Illustration98 1998-08-11 41 S GULAM - INTERVIEW S GULAM SGULAM MEETS S-LEAGUE CHAIRMAN KWEK LENG JOO The second part of the interview with the S-League's top man following the decision of the League to cut salaries of players and officials by 20 per cent The salary cut had to be made to ensure the survival98 words
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Chapter66 1998-08-11 41 If you are very good at football and you got a good manager and you are doing very well on the field... well, that's not the end of the story. If you don't have someone who can look after this whole affair as a business, then you should quickly go66 words
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149 1998-08-11 41 TRIM your budget, says the S-League chairman, Kwek Leng Joo. Keep it to $1 million or less. And spend every cent wisely. Said Mr Kwek: "If the clubs follow our directives, we can pull through this lull period. "If we limit the operating budget149 words
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166 1998-08-11 41 Replied Kwek Leng Joo: "This, I've no answer for you. If you need some answers, you have to talk to them." Q: Have you tried talking to them? "I should166 words
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Article501 1998-08-11 41 Q: Is there any club in such a situation? "Well, from reports, Jurong FC's position seems pretty bad. I would like to wait a while more and see what develops. "But in its case, despite all its financial problems, it has performed pretty well. (Jurong finished fifth in501 words
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Article, Illustration223 1998-08-11 42 CHARITY SHIELD: ARSENAL 3 MAN UNITED 0 The Charity Shield clash at Wembley Stadium on Sunday was marked not only by a Man-of-the-Match performance from Arsenal winger Marc Overmars. It was also notable for the barracking of David Beckham by the fans AFP. NOTTINGHAM Forest hasAFP.; Picture/ Afp - 223 words
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Article189 1998-08-11 42 HOW to silence the boo-boys? Man United captain Roy Keane has a way for David Beckham, reports Football 365. Becks was given a taste of the abuse he will have to endure over the coming months when he was jeered every time he touched the ball189 words
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Chapter142 1998-08-11 42 MANCHESTER United chairman Martin Edwards believes the Charity Shield defeat was the kick up the bum they needed for tomorrow's Champions League qualifier against LKS Lodz. The first-leg match could turn out to be one of United's most important of the entire season, reports Football 365.142 words
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Article102 1998-08-11 42 PAUL Gascoigne seems like he's at it again, reports Soccernet. Reports said Gazza hit the nightclub scene at Newcastle Quayside last Monday, partying with pal Jimmy "Five Bellies" Gardiner until the early hours of Tuesday returning on Wednesday and Thursday. BIRTHDAY On Friday, Gazza is said to102 words
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Miscellaneous1109 1998-08-11 43 e TVTODAY t Turn Naij|)flli NOON News 5 Today/Horn* Shopping t in 1.00 PM News 5 Today/Rolling Good Times J IVI TV Kini 2.00 Now* 5 Today/Renegade Ghosts Prime 12,8.30 pm Stt>fy /\f fUp How if ly The three presenters of this 3.00 NewiSTodty VI I>IC Udy NajipAliproduction,Rilla 305 jHUi1,109 words
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Article, Illustration398 1998-08-11 44 Lan Brown - YES, NEWCASTLE DOES IT w KWEK LENG 100 INTERVIEW Part II: Pages 44, 45 NEWCASTLE 2 JUVENTUS 1 BY Lan Brown "IT shook me even more afterwards. To be honest I thought I'd die." Old soldiers never die and in Stuart Pearce's case he intends to fadePicture/ Reuters - 398 words
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Article179 1998-08-11 44 ABOUTHAMANN: In 1997, German midfielder Didi Hamann was looking up at his basement ceiling after collapsing wtth a blood circulation problem akin to a stroke. "It changed my life, how I looked at things, everything from my diet to how I viewed sporting success or failure," he says. "I'm indebted179 words