Today, 9 April 2001, Afternoon Edition

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  • 9 1 TODAY Monday April 9, 2001 i MITA (l>) 138/11:2000
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  • AFTERNOON EDITION
    • 467 1 AFP Cheney: Risk to long-term relationship if standoff continues WASHINGTON With pressure from conservative Republicans on the rise, top US officials warned yesterday that US-Chinese relations could suffer damage if the week-long standoff over a downed US spy plane was not resolved soon. "The longerjhis goes on without
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    • 305 1  -  Hazel Tan by hazel@newstoday.com.sg THE National Kidney Foundation charity show made history in its eight years of charity shows last night. The two-hour show, which saw foreign artistes such as Daniel Chan, William So and Alex To perform, raised 750,000 calls 100,000 calls more
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    • 180 1 Reuters LONDON Queen Elizabeth turned on the British press yesterday for an undercover operation against her daughter-in-law that forced Ms Sophie Rhys-Jones to quit as head of a public relations company. Stung by a string of revelations strewn across newspapers for a week, Ms Rhys-Jones
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    • 107 1 AFP AMSTERDAM Thousands of passengers were evacuated from Amsterdam's Schiphol international airport yesterday after a blaze from a fastfood outlet spread through parts of the facility. An airport spokesman said there were no seri ous casualties. "Only one person experienced some discomfort because of light
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  • HOT NEWS
    • 254 2 Airline using expats to make up shortfall SINGAPORE Airlines has admitted it is facing a pilot shortage situation. In an exclusive report, ChannelNews Asia found out from SlA's Line Operations VicePresident, Captain L C Yong, that SIA intends to recruit some 120 expatriate captains in the
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    • 171 2 -AFP KUALA LUMPUR Ethnic Malays in Malaysia will suffer the "same fate" as their counterparts in Singapore if they let the opposition rule the country, a senior Malaysian ruling party official said yesterday. Mr Mustapa Mohamad, information chief of the United Malays National Organisation, said
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    • 52 2 Bloomberg LIMA Peruvians will vote for a new President today in their third election in less than a year and the first in more than a decade without Mr Alberto Fujimori on the ballot. Mr Fujimori had called the new election in September, but quit unexpectedly two
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    • 121 2 Reuters BANGALORE The regional head of the ruling party in India's southern state of Karnataka has resigned because he was videotaped accepting bribes. This echoes the scandal that rocked India's federal government where a website, tehelka.com, had carried out a sting operation using spy cameras to
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    • 222 3 See Page 14 Move to stop piracy in Malaysia PENANG At its wit's end, the Malaysian government is considering a new way of punishing music pirates banishment. Banishment from the state will serve to deter offenders from repeating their offences, said Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs
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    • 291 3 Tehelka NEW DELHI This is the other face of globalisation. Unable to match competition from China and South Korea, 45 weavers in India's southern state of Andhra Pradesh have committed suicide since last August The latest took his life in the town of Siricilla on
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    • 312 4  -  Zackaria Abdul Rahim A diploma course pertinent to human psychology by z a cka ria ©newstoday. com. sg KILLING two birds with one stone is more than a cliche expression for this couple. After eight years as prison officers, husband-and-wife Staff Sergeant Chan Kok
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    • 136 4 NINETY-ONE people were caught trying to cheat Singapore Pools with tampered Toto and 4D tickets. Seventy-two of them were arrested and dealt with by the police. Singapore Pools says while some had tampered with their own tickets, others bought them from tricksters. Anyone caught cheating
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    • Article, Illustration
      120 4 Today photo by LOOK out for the most colourful election Singapore's ever had. Red, Yellow, Green, Blue and Crispy M&Ms are going on election road shows at supermarkets and Orchard Road so people can vote for their favourite character. Larger than life representations of the "girl" and
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    • 71 4 AN Indonesian maid fell eight floors from her employer's HDB flat in Aljunied on Saturday. At 7.40pm, while she was cleaning the windows, Ms Simah binte Sarmono, 21, apparently lost her balance and fell to the ground below. Fortunately, she landed on grass and
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    • 95 4 READ 0N... Bathing properly One way to fight infections/5 Back from the brink Market reverses mid-week fall of 3.2 per cent/ 10 Intellectual property wrongs Manufacturers' exploitative prices actually help the pirates/ 14 Made in Singapore Kit Chan tells of her long, hard road to stardom/21 Prince charming Aaron teases
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  • HOME NEWS
    • 295 5  -  Leong Phei Phei One way to fight infections by phei ph ei@ n ews to d a y.coro. sg CAREFUL how you wash that patient. One nurse says our time-test-ed method could actually be breeding infection. Ms Eddi Cohen told Today: "It takes at least 40 steps to
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    • 198 5  -  David Ngiau by david@Liewstoday.com.sg PRODUCTION on Singapore's first science-fiction film, Avatar, begins today. Previously titled Avatar Exile, the film was first announced by its production company, Cinemancer, in December. Another Singaporean company, Cruxible, is co-funding the film. Avatar will be directed by Kuo Jian Hong and
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  • LETTERS
    • 380 6  -  Gregory Tan Hanyu Pinyin and Chinese characters too difficult for six-year-olds I AM a young parent with two sons aged six and four. They attend a church-run kindergarden where they are enrolled in K2 and nursery class respectively. Within the first month, my elder
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    • 80 6  -  Tan Tse Chia I WOULD like to thank Singapore Post for its express delivery of my parcel from Singnet, through its LUM Express Service. I had expected it to take seven days but, instead, it took just two days for the postman to
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    • 340 6 IN "What about those who have four kids?" (Today, Mar 24), Madam Anizah Binte Abdul Karim wrote that the CPF top up was available only to those who have retired or who are above 55 years of age. The recent CPF top
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    • 118 6  -  Ng Song Khim I READ with regret the comments by Mr A Perera regarding the LTA's reluctance to provide facilities for the safety of cyclists, even though plans were already approved in Parliament. I suppose the protagonist is now no longer with the Government and his proposal
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    • 117 6  -  Mohamad Rosle Ahmad AFTER reading Ann Crittenden's "The price of motherhood", I am encouraged to ask if the Government will allow a husband to top up his homemaker-wife's CPF account. As one fortunate enough to have a wife who is witling
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    • 372 7  -  Tham Lai Yee for average students who want a tertiary education I REFER to the article "Give poly grads a fair chance" (Today, Apr 4). I agree that poly grads should be given a fair chance to enter local universities. It's true that with a fourth university, we
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    • 235 7  -  I AM rather disturbed by the statements made by Ms Alice Chua in her letter "Please report those who eat on the MRT" (Today, Apr 7). No doubt we would like to have pleasant rides in clean trains, but to what extent
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    • 169 7 I REFER to the letter "Shop rental renewals far too high" by Mr Chen Kuo-Wei (Today, Apr 3). For HDB rental shops, upon expiry of the tenancy, the HDB will engage professional valuers to assess the market rent of the shop and revise the
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    • 197 7 DATE 22 April 2001 (Sun) TIME 2pm 6pm VENUE Liang Court Atrium Stage, Level 1 Presenting a fun-filled family event Here's one hot happening too 11^ ..< P exciting to miss! So moms and dads J^v '•^iSSw£of kids under 12 years, be sure to j^ "%3^-^Hfc^ register in this Children's
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  • BUSNESS NEWS
    • 379 8 Bloomberg News Weak unit may undermine Asean economies KUALA LUMPUR South-east Asian finance ministers said the weakening Japanese yen could further undermine the economic prospects of a region already facing its first slowdown since the crisis of 1997 and 1998. The weakening yen "has created
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    • 216 8 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Japan will take "concrete action" if the yen falls too abruptly, a senior Tokyo official said yesterday. "In the medium to long-term the market forces have to prevail," said Mr Ken Yagi, deputy director-general of the Finance Ministry's International Bureau. "But
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    • 94 8 -AFP KUALA LUMPUR Thailand's Finance Minister voiced confidence yesterday that the bant can recover despite sinking to a three-year low. "I believe in my country's fundamentals. The currency volatility is only for a short period," said Mr Somkid Jatusripitak. Separately, the Philippines said it will
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    • 229 8  -  Ivay Tan by i vay @newstoday. com. sg STANDARD Chartered Bank has announced its plan to venture beyond traditional banking to provide a one-stop health-care and financial centre for its deposit account holders. The London-based bank has partnered healthcare provider Parkway Group to provide a
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    • 103 8 Bloomberg News TOKYO Sumitomo Chemical and Mitsui Chemicals plan to build a 20 billion yen (Ss29o million) resin plant in Singapore as early as 2005, the Nikkei English News (NEN) said yesterday. The plant, a joint project for the two Japanese companies that plan to merge in
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    • 79 8 Bloomberg News KUALA LUMPUR The Asian Development Bank {ADB) will lower its average forecast for economic growth in 10 countries of South-east Asia this year to reflect the sharper than expected slowdown in the US, a bank official said yesterday. Asean economies will grow an average of
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    • 454 9 AFP Asian family-dominated companies still not open enough FAMILY and state dominance, the twin ogres for many Asian companies, are hampering the implementation of better and more open business practices seen as crucial to weathering financial storms, experts said in Singapore yesterday. Reforms in the corporate and financial
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    • 146 9 Bloomberg News FRANKFURT The European Central Bank (ECB) will probably cut interest rates for the first time in two years this week, as slowing economic growth raises the likelihood of inflation in the euro region receding, analysts say. Eleven of the 19 economists surveyed
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    • 195 9 "Experience the magic of their performance, hear all the Supremes world-wide smash hits" Weekend Bulletin Venue Singapore Expo Hall 4 "...a non-stop bravura performance of immense vitality..." Dates Aprj| 21st and Aprj| 22nd London What's On Tickets $66, $81, Slol* llfefe^ 'Mfkiki,-- (inclusive of GST TicketCharge fee) mm^O"'"'' M' Time
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  • MARKET NEWS
    • 615 10 Market reverses mid-week fall of 3.2 per cent THE US markets started the week on a poor note with sentiment significantly dented by heightened tension between that country and China. However, the bulk of the negative sentiment, especially for the Nasdaq, came from a continuing trend
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    • 527 10 KUALA LUMPUR The market got off to a poor start last week. Although tiie KL Composite Index managed to close in positive zone on Monday, it was only because of last-minute buying support on selected index-linked stocks. The breadth of the market was
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  • WORLD NEWS
    • 372 11 Agencies Tragedy revisits 26 years after the Vietnam War HANOI Sixteen people, including seven US servicemen searching for missing-in-action (MIA) Americans during the Vietnam War, were killed when their helicopter crashed on Saturday in Quang-Binh province. The other nine included seven Vietnamese civilians three flight
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    • 168 11 -AFP BHUJ Former US president Bill Clinton's visit to India last week spotlighted the problems still faced by quake victims two months after the catastrophe. With national and international attention having waned, survivors of the Jan 26 quake complained of delays in disbursing financial aid promised
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    • 154 11 Reuters KATHMANDU Nepal's centrist government said it was ready for talks with Maoist rebels who killed 69 police officers in a series of attacks in less than a week. Deputy Prime Minister Ram Chandra Poudel said they would hold talks to end a bloody conflict in
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    • 163 11 AFP SEOUL South Korean activists have made the United States the target of their animosity since the inauguration of US President George W Bush. A survey of 1,004 people conducted by public opinion group Media Research found Mr Bush's policy unpopular among South Koreans,
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    • 352 12 Agencies Thai police did not act on bomb warning BANGKOK A five-year-old boy was killed and 42 people injured in two explosions on Saturday that could have been prevented had Thai police heeded a warning. Police reportedly received a warning that a bomb would be
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    • 155 12 Bernama KUALA LUMPUR Arresting the decline of the English language in Malaysian schools would be a lot easier if only there were another 1,000 or more of Mrs Jagjeet Singh, a retired English teacher. She promises no miracles to what has now become a national
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    • 30 12 Reuters/Itar-Tass Specialists of Kurgan water-engineering system making explosions in the ice on the Tobol river to protect decrepit bridges from bung destroyed by accumulated ice. pkoio
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    • 90 12 Reuters LONDON Former Beatle George Harrison is to sell his 120-room mansion in the British countryside after he was almost killed there by a knife-wielding intruder, a newspaper reported yesterday. The Mail On Sunday said the legendary guitarist has told friends he is uncomfortable in
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    • 308 12 -AFP TAIPEI Amid frantic efforts by the United States and China to solve the spy plane row, Taiwan has taken a highly cautious line, all too aware it has a lot to lose when the two superpowers clash. Local media
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    • 166 12 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian TV personality, Ras Adiba Radzi, has denied any connection between her relationship with a divorced businessman and her assault two weeks ago. While admitting she is seeing the businessman whom she has known since she was 19, the 33--year-old sportscaster at
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    • 176 13 -AFP TOKYO A 48-year-old Japanese property developer arrested in connection with the death of British bar hostess Lucie Blackman may have raped more than 400 women. Police have confiscated 4,800 videotapes from properties of Joji Obara, showing him raping more than 400 women, 150 of
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    • 493 13 AFP Ms Tanaka unlikely to be Japans first female Premier despite popularity TOKYO The simmering discontent of Japanese voters will explode into a nationwide Big Bang in July parliamentary elections, the nation's popular choice for the next Premier predicted. "A political Big Bang yes, it
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    • 226 13 AFP HONG KONG A pro-Beijing adviser has accused the democracy camp in Hong Kong of sheltering the China-banned Falungong spiritual group. Mr Tsang Hin-chi, a leading member of China's National People's Congress, made the remark in a Hong Kong government-run radio programme. "They
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    • 160 13 Bern am a KUALA LUMPUR Indian herbal medicine researchers have come up with an antidote in the form of herbal cigarette for smokers who wish to quit smoking. Dr V M Jayapalan, from an ayurvedic clinic in Bangalore, said the herbal cigarette,
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    • 189 13 Reuters SYDNEY Australia defended its handling of illegal immigrants seeking asylum yesterday despite increasing riots at detention centres and protests from human-rights groups. Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock said the riots could not be blamed on the time it took for Australia to process applications for
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  • COMMENTARY
    • 657 14  -  Steven Ooi by Manufacturers' exploitative prices actually help the pirates s teven@news tod ay. com. sg HOW they moan, and whine, these software manufacturers and record companies, poor victims of piracy. Powerful lobby groups representing the biggest software and record companies rail about billions of dollars stolen
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    • 369 14 Winning tactic Score the points, but don't lose your friends PERHAPS the best recent news on the SinoAmerican front comes from Dallas, where Wang Zhizhi became the first Chinese to enter a National Basketball Association (NBA) game. He played eight confident minutes, scored the points which won everyone in the
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    • 1150 16 RADIO HIGHLIGHTS The Fan inKi J^Lnifr^^llHi Top Fun 90*5 FM Robert De Niro plays knife salesman J^Ktio* I IK^^M Gil Renard, whose life escalates into **W Gfl^^^l The Breakfast Show with Hubert an orgy of violence against one man, a* A And Margaret baseball star Bobby Rnyburn, played ]jA '^^F
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    • 1510 19 v Venue: AGFTheatre,Alliance Mr Qiu Yongji, the principal of Qiu t II L Dates: Apr 21,2pm to 4pm I fICQITCPCQI Francaise Yongji School of Opera, will be the IQIKSnOp Venue: The Sheraton Towers Tickets: $21 (non-member) and guest conductor for the concert. I Enquiries; contact Gerry (9288Underg round Works $13
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    • 1597 20 showing today mm^m^^i^^MS^^^Mm^m^ jM TRAFFIC T -0M Ik, CATHAY CAUSEWAY 30 The Emperor's New GV YISHUN 9 Anti Trust (PG): The thriller is set the world Wdr^M POINT Groove (PG): 3 30pm, 15 Minutes (PG)s 11.20 cm, 1 1,15 cm, 1.40pm, 4.05, of the high risk drug traf- IS Minutes
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  • RELAX
    • 826 21  -  Hazel Tan Kit Chan tells of her long, hard road to stardom That's Kit 2001 Concert Venue Singapore Indoor Stadium Date June 9,2001 Time Bpm Tickets $40, $60, $80, $100 Available from Sistic from Apr 14 (Tel: 348-5555, online booking at www.sistic.com.sg) All DBS and POSB ATM
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    • 298 21  - No sweet romance it's a love story with a difference Rachel Lo by rach el@newstoday.com. sg IT looks like yet another teen thriller is all set to hit the silver screens again with a twisted plot of love, revenge and murder. Opening in cinemas this week, Valentine looks ready to
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    • 2378 22  -  David Ngiau The man at the helm of MediaCorp's filmmaking arm retrospects even as he looks to a brighter future for local films by david@newstoday.com.sg With his fifth film, Mr Daniel Yun, Raintree Pictures CEO and executive producer of The Tree, hopes. He hopes, quite naturally,
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    • 551 24  -  Hazel Tan Aaron teases and flirts, captivating his fans with love songs and kisses by hazel@n ewsto d ay- c o m, sg Aaron Kwok must have left at least one Singapore girl sleepless in Singapore last Friday night. In Aaron's own words: "Wow, you probably can't sleep
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    • 891 25 w Your weekly forecast ™«^a* YEN YOKE Qlx^ W^V CAPRICORN TV* flj TAURUS <i^rV?^fe VIRGO VZ> lLr> (Dec 23 "Jan 2°) *Cr 1 (April 21 May2l) £*OT''^p7AVßs (Aug 24 Sept 23) m \@^>^ $53KfcS^ a A ppealing as recent developments seem, T Towever exciting the developments now being "NTO matter
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  • SPORTS
    • 792 26 Kemp admits drug addiction, goes for rehabilitation NBA PORTLAND There were moments when Shawn Kemp made significant contributions to the Portland Trail Blazers' quest for an NBA title this season. And others when the former All-Star just embarrassed himself on the court. But, few
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    • 261 26 NBA Cleveland 98 Phoenix 102 CLEVELAND Shawn Marion made sure the Phoenix Suns took advantage of every opportunity in its bid for a playoff berth. Marion scored 25 points as Phoenix overcame a 17-point deficit to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 102-98
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    • 363 27 Reuters They complain about everything and anything, says Indian cricket captain MELBOURNE Indian captain Sourav Ganguly said yesterday he was glad to see the Australians leave the country after the tour became increasingly marred by a personal battle with visiting skipper Steve Waugh. "It
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    • 345 27 Reuters STJOHN'S South Africa took control of the fourth Test against West Indies yesterday, snapping up two wickets in the final five minutes of the second day to leave the home side struggling at 130 for six. Replying to South
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    • 455 28 Reuters 'Prince' may now never be king LAS VEGAS "Prince" Naseem Hamed, master of the outrageous entrance, exited on the heels of his first career defeat after dropping a unanimous decision to Marco Antonio Barrera of Mexico in a 12-round, nontitle featherweight showdown yesterday. Boxing's great showman
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    • 229 28 Reuters LONDON Formula One motor racing supremo Bernie Ecclestone has offered to sell 50 per cent of his family's stake in the sport to the motor manufacturers that have threatened to form a rival circuit, a British newspaper reported yesterday. Ecclestone told The Sunday Times he
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    • 298 28 Six Nations Rugby LONDON -Johnny Wilkinson's establishment as England's record scorer against France was warmly greeted by manager Clive Woodward. Wilkinson scored 18 in England's 48--19 defeat of France. "We are obviously very lucky to have one of the outstanding players in world rugby. He has
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    • 577 29  -  -Razali Abdullah But Tampines will have to be patient Tampines Rovers 2 Marine Castle 0 "THANK you, but there's a long season ahead." That was what Jita Singh said to two Tampines Rovers' fans who "kow-towed" to him after the Stags' win against Marine Castle
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    • 205 29  -  Scott O'Donell IF LIONS' caretaker coach Jan Poulsen takes a look at the goalscorers in round four of the NTUC Income S-League, he will surely be heartened. Out of the 21 goals scored, 12 were hit by local players. Which is a good sign for Singapore
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    • 101 29  -  Jose Raymond by jose@newstoday.com.sg IT was a regal win for Pacific Prince (left) the heaviest at the weigh-in for Saturday's Martell Cup. But that did not stop it from defeating nearest challenger Kim Angel, ridden by Scriven. And it was a handsome victory
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    • AFTERNOON EDITION
      • 460 30 AFP Brilliant Woods claims historic Masters win Golf AUGUSTA Tiger Woods held his nerve in one of the most thrilling final days in Masters history here yesterday to become the first player ever to hold all four Major titles at the same time. The 25-year-old never flinched
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      • 428 30 AFP FA Cup Wycombe 1 Liverpool 2 LONDON Liverpool left it late before seeing off a stubborn challenge from second division Wycombe Wanderers in a tense 2-1 FA Cup semi-final win at Villa Park yesterday. Substitute Emile Heskey broke the deadlock with a
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      • 323 30 Reuters Serie A MILAN Juventus returned to winning ways after an Alessandro Del Piero penalty gave it a 1-0 win at Verona yesterday. The win moved secondplaced Juve six points behind leader AS Roma, who faces Fiorentina today. Atalanta boosted its hopes of
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    • 391 31 Viera powers Gunners in Theatre of Dreams FA Cup semi-final Arsenal 2 Tottenham 1 IF Glenn Hoddle thought he would make a triumphant return to the Tottenham fold, his teacher had other ideas. Arsene Wenger, who had famously schooled Hoddle during the latter's days in Monaco, saw his
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    • 764 31 MANCHESTER A year from now, Manchester United will have to make arguably the biggest decision in its history: it must decide upon the replacement for Sir Alex Ferguson, the most successful manager in English history. Does it go for continuity and choose the promising but hugely
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    • 36 32 After Jita's FA Cup Celtic crowned appointment, Wycombe 1 Liverpool 2 champion, but Tampines m m how long can wins for the k*m Golf: US Masters it hold on to first time Tiger makes history O'Neill?
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