Project Eyeball, 17 April 2001

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  • Title Section
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    12 1 pro jecteyeball. eyeball.asiaLcom.sg Mita (p) 105/03/2001 Tuesday, April 17, 2001 80 CENTS
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      365 1 ADVICE In the current market, you should have most of your money in something fairly conservative, such as a coffee can buried under your house. See Page 13 KEEP THE UD UP OR DOWN? Take a peek into the toilet wars of men and women. Karl Ho and Serene Gob
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  • NEWS & VIEWS
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      Lock icon QUICKIE
      117 2 IT MUST have been like a gift from heaven for beer lovers, when a delivery truck carrying 24,000 bottles of beer crashed into the Tweed River north of Sydney last week. That gave the locals a great reason to go diving over the long Easter weekend, salvaging the bottles
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    • Article
      Lock icon Putting money on waste
      260 2  -  Firm to spend $3m to get people to recycle regularly Wong Sher Maine CALL it a case of throwing good money on trash, in a manner of speaking. The country’s largest wastemanagement company, Semac, said yesterday that it would spend $3 million in the next five
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    • Article
      Lock icon Old foes in 1997 GE engage in a war of words
      252 2 Old foes in 1 997 GE engage in a war of words IT FEELS like deja vu the two political opponents who met in the 1997 General Elections to contest the MacPherson seat are now in a war of words. The fight, between Minister of State without Portfolio Matthias Yao
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    • Eyeball NEWS
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        Lock icon Twins back in operating room
        58 2 GANGA and Jamuna Shrestha, the 11-month-old Siamese twin girls who went through a marathon 97-hour separation surgery last week, were back in the operating room yesterday. Dr Vincent Yeow, the twins’ plastic surgeon, said both had fevers and high white blood cell counts an indication
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        Lock icon S’pore soldier gets US Army awards
        135 2 SINGAPOREANS, be proud. Captain Kenny Tay from the First Commando Battalion has shown that the boys at home can be just as good as the Green Berets, the United States’ equivalent of our commandos. Captain Tay was the only Singapore soldier, among 13 non-US
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        Lock icon Record win for NUS law school
        125 2 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE’S Faculty of Law has become the first and only law school in the world to win the prestigious Philip C Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition four times. The NUS faculty emerged victorious after beating more than 300 teams from
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        Lock icon SAF contingent ready for UN stint
        93 2 IF A crisis occurs in East Timor, members of the Singapore Armed Forces’ Peacekeeping Contingent will be more than prepared to handle the situation. The contingent’s 70 members recently returned from a one-week training stint in New Zealand. They gave Deputy Prime Minister Tony
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      Lock icon World Watch
      334 3 LONDON A British Defence Ministry laptop computer, packed with vital information about new weapons systems, has gone missing after an official left it in the back of a taxi, the Mirror reported yesterday. BEIRUT Israel killed at least three Syrian soldiers and wounded six in raids on a
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      Lock icon US: No plans for carrier to protect flights near China
      364 3 Officials deny Washington Post report, say Kitty Hawk headed for Guam Reuters WASHINGTON A US aircraft carrier was sailing away from China in the western Pacific yesterday, and defence officials said that there were no plans to move it where
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      Lock icon Captain in trawler crash takes new tack
      201 3 Lat-Wp LOS ANGELES The captain of the US submarine that collided with a Japanese fishing trawler now claims that the presence of 16 civilians on board the sub contributed to the deadly crash on Feb 9. Cmdr Scott Waddle believes the civilians’ presence
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    • Eyeball FOCUS
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        Lock icon NE survey: Students not
        1619 4 OTPfilf THE attitudes of the young towards nation-building came under the spotlight recently, due in part to statements made by Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong on the apathy of youth and the need for National Education. THE THRUST ACCORDING to the Ministry of Education (MOE), the
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      Lock icon Would-be citizens get grand tour of new home
      310 5 IN THE past, newly minted Singapore citizens only had to watch a short video and read a booklet to understand their new home. Now, it’s compulsory for those who applied for citizenship based on their working qualifications to go on a half-day
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    • Singapore
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        Lock icon Bucket shops still kicking
        451 6  -  These firms have siphoned $1 million from investors since December BY LEONG PIK YIN pikyin@sph.com.sg GULLIBLE investors have lost more than $1 million byway of investments entrusted with bucket shops since December last year. And that may be just the tip of the iceberg, for this
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        Lock icon Grassroots youth group builds good politicians
        613 6  -  TEACHING RESPONSIBILITY BY SUE-ANN CHIA sueann@sph.com.sg SO IS it a good hunting ground for potential politicians? After all, at least three former People’s Association Youth Movement (PAYM) members have gone on to become parliamentarians. The three musketeers are: Dr Teo Ho Pin (Sembawang GRC),
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    • Health
      • Article
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        343 7 Estrogen may be reason, study shows AP LONDON Women using the oral contraceptive pill could be up to 20 per cent less likely to develop bowel cancer, according to fresh research published by a team of Italian scientists yesterday. This finding has strengthened the
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        Lock icon Men can smell a fertile woman
        300 7 STUDY ON MENSTRUAL CYCLE ODOURS WASHINGTON There is evidence that women emit a tell-tale body odour that reveals when they are fertile one of several subtle clues that overturn conventional wisdom that men cannot detect ovulation. There is now a hunt for the chemical
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      • Stork OPTIONS
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          Lock icon Getting around anti-sperm antibodies
          461 7 DEAR Dr Chen: My wife and I have been trying for a child for three years. I have one epidydimal cyst on my left testicle and am not sure if this has caused my anti-sperm antibodies. My doctor says it hasn’t. Is this why we can’t
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    • The World
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        Lock icon News of Masako’s pregnancy gives yen a lift
        448 8 Wires TOKYO A non-commercial snatch of news yesterday perked up the yen and electrified the shares of companies dealing in baby products. The news was the possibility that Princess Masako, wife of heir to the throne Crown Prince Naruhito, could be pregnant.
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      • Article
        Lock icon LDP’s loss is good for reformer
        245 8 LOCAL POLLS Reuters TOKYO A defeat in a local election for Japan’s ruling coalition could be good news for the popular reformist candidate campaigning to be the nation’s next Prime Minister. In an electoral reversal for the ruling bloc led by the dominant Liberal
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        Lock icon Estrada arrested...
        413 8 But he hardly spent a minute in jail as he posted bail of US$800 Wires MANILA Ex-Philippine President Joseph Estrada was arrested yesterday for corruption and perjury, but he did not spend a single minute in jail after posting bail. Accompanied by his wife, a son and a
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        Lock icon Death squad draws Christian members
        354 9 SAVE GUS DUR Wires JAKARTA A group of Christians has enrolled with a Muslim-domi-nated body, whose members have vowed to lay down their lives to prevent Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid from being ousted. Talking about this sign of political support from the Christians, Wiro Sugiman,
        – Wires; Reuters  -  354 words
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        Lock icon Opposition walks out over ISA detentions
        443 9 Parliament speaker refused debate on jailing of anti-government activists Wires KUALA LUMPUR About a dozen opposition lawmakers walked out of Parliament yesterday after the Speaker disallowed a motion to debate the jailing, without trial, of seven anti-government activists last week. Government-appointed Deputy Speaker Muhammad
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    • Technology
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        Lock icon A bagful of innovation
        621 11  -  Nanyang Polytechnic students design award-winning army backpack BY EUGENE WEE eugenew@sph.com.sg IT’S an army backpack that’s functional yet fabulous. In a departure from the conventional rugged, square looks of the standard Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) combat haversack, two Nanyang Polytechnic students have designed one that looks
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      • Article
        Lock icon Yahoo says no, to cheers & jeers
        347 11 Yahoo says no, to cheers jeers PORN FLIP-FLOP IT SEEMS that for Yahoo, at least, sex just isn’t worth the hassle. Selling sex may earn the bi£ bucks but it costs a lot of image. Bowing to mounting public pressure, the Web portal giant said it wouldn’t allow the sale
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    • Business
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        Lock icon Shares of women-led firms outdo the men’s
        534 12  -  Working Women’s File betters STI BY FRANCIS KAN francisk@sph.com.sg IF IT comes down to dollars and cents, women can beat men to it. An index of companies led by women in Singapore seems to have bucked the bear market better than those led
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      • Article
        Lock icon Fall in domestic exports likely
        366 12  -  ECONOMISTS SEE ELECTORNICS AS CULPRIT BY NICHOLAS YONG nicyong@sph.com.sg SINGAPORE’S non-oil domestic exports (NODX) -a key barometer of the country’s trade-driven economy were likely to have fallen last month, according to 10 economists polled yesterday. The Trade Development Board is scheduled to unveil trade figures
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      • Business BUZZ
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          Lock icon SIA Cargo to grow
          73 12 THE Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore awarded the Air Operator Certificate to Singapore Airlines Cargo yesterday, which meant that it could operate separately from parent company Singapore Airlines (SIA). The world’s third largest air-cargo carrier, SIA Cargo has nine 8747-400 freighters, with another eight on firm
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        • Article
          Lock icon ST Engg CEO quits
          59 12 BOON SWAN FOO, CEO and deputy chairman of ST Engineering, will resign on June 1, owing to personal reasons, and take on a non-executive position. Lim Neo Chian, chairman of Government-owned industrial landlord JTC Corporation, will take over as deputy chief executive officer and board director
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          Lock icon Stratech enters JV
          58 12 STRATECH SYSTEMS has set up a joint venture company with Hong Kong-listed Henderson Cyber. Called Henderson Stratech, it is positioned to become a dominant worldclass technology and systems developer in Hong Kong and China. Stratech said it would provide more information about the venture in a joint
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          Lock icon Satyam HQ opens
          99 12 INDIA’S third-largest listed software exporter Satyam Computer Services officially opened its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Singapore yesterday. The unit will cater to clients in the region and has already executed projects for telecommunications companies in Taiwan, banks in Hong Kong and various international firms in Singapore. Satyam reported
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    • Mailbox
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        Lock icon Coffee, tea and the economy
        826 13  -  BY DAVE BARRY LET’S take a look at your investment portfolio. In the current market, you should have most of your money in something fairly conservative, such as a coffee can buried under your house. If you want to diversify, you might consider investing in
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      • Expat EYE
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          Lock icon High points make a warm welcome
          971 14  -  BY BHAGYASHREE GAREKAR bhagya@sph.com.sg IT’S a question that has often arisen in my mind: What do I mean to Singapore? It loomed up with fresh insistence last week when I learnt that the Government had lowered its growth forecast for the year. If hard
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      21 2 Showers with thunder over many areas in the afternoon. High: 33C 1 Low: 25C Tides: 4.26AM/2.1M 8.37PM/2.0M Met Service: http://www.gov.sg/ metsin
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      20 5 What do you think of such a National Education survey to judge sentiments towards national messages? Tell us at asial.com.sg
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      25 11 For full coverage of Yahoo’s flirtation with porn, log on to http://eyeball-asial.com.sg Also see page 14 to see S’porean reactions to Yahoo’s move to porn.
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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  • EyeSport
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      Lock icon Disgraced coach is going places
      423 15  -  Australia’s Touretski to join Russian swimming team BY LUKE PACHYMUTHU luke@sph.com.sg GENNADI TOURETSKI may be disgraced as Australia’s national swimming coach, but he’s already found himself another job. Eye Sport has learned that Touretski, who is facing charges for the possession of anabolic steroids in
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      Lock icon Sports CLICKERS
      143 15 Football: The quarterfinals of the Champions League starts tomorrow morning with Valencia taking on Arsenal and Leeds United visiting Deportivo La Coruna. Log on to http:// www.football365.com or http:// www.soccernet.com for the latest results and interviews. Formula One: Fl supremo Bernie Ecclestone has pooh-poohed news of a rival
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    • Sport IN SHORT
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        Lock icon Teammates sent off
        102 15 Reuters RIO DE JANEIRO Two players from Brazilian champion Vasco da Gama were sent off for Fighting with each other during a match held over the weekend. Vasco finished its game against Fluminense with nine men after teammates Viola and Paulo Miranda came to blows in the
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      • Article
        Lock icon Sosa hits out
        41 15 Reuters CHICAGO Sammy Sosa hit a three-run homer in the seventh inning to propel the Cubs to a 5-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Sosa had not hit a home run in his last 11 games at home.
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      • Article
        Lock icon Rangers prevail
        47 15 Reuters OAKLAND Alex Rodriguez homered twice and drove in five runs to lead the Texas Rangers to a 10-8 victory over the Oakland Athletics on Sunday. In the three-game series, which Texas swept, Rodriquez went 6-for-10 with four home runs and 13. runs batted in.
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        Lock icon Greene to lead
        66 15 AFP OSAKA American sprint star Maurice Greene, the fastest man in the world, will spearhead a star-studded field competing in the 100 m at the lAAF Japanese Grand Prix, organisers said on Monday. The competition, to be held on May 12, is the second leg of the
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      Lock icon Wenger wary of Valencia clash
      592 16  -  But Arsenal players confident of moving ahead BY ZAKI AMRULLAH zaki@eyeball.com.sg ARSENE WENGER is wary. The Arsenal manager is cautious about the Gunners’ Champions League second-leg quarter-fi-nal clash tomorrow at the Mestalla stadium against Spanish side Va- lencia this despite the hosts trailing 1-2 after
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    • Article
      Lock icon Where’s the fair play in that?
      458 16 AUSTRALIA TROUNCES AMERICAN SAMOA 31-0 Reuters THERE’S finally something useful Fifa can do with that yellow “Fair Play” banner that children parade out onto the field before international matches. World football’s governing body can burn it, for sportsmanship took a back seat last week.
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      Lock icon All for one, one for all
      664 17 Critics silenced as Lakers stood up for one another in match against Portland Wires LOS ANGELES All’s well in La-La Land. At least for now. With 48 hours left in a regular season so long it drifted from tranquil to chaotic and back, the
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    • Article
      Lock icon Williams win makes rivals take notice
      778 17 TEAM BOSS CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC Reuters IMOLA So Ralf Schumacher led from start to finish at the San Marino Grand Prix on Sunday. So he was never seriously threatened by anyone else. And word around the paddock has it that the BMW powerplant makes the
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  • Unwind
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      Lock icon Letting out a little air
      908 18 Laughter permeated Oz, diffusing what might have been a potential racial landmine. TAN DAWN WEI (dawntan@sph.com.sg) reports. UMOUR is a L X marvellous tool to I soften sharp edges. P Throw in all-too-familiar racial jokes, create a farce, let us laugh at ourselves, and others.
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    • Arts
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        Lock icon Calling all aspiring scriptwriters
        465 19  -  BY JEANMARIE TAN jeanm@sph.com.sg IF YOU always thought you could pen a story superior to the tepid Growing Up or Spin, then let that secret scribe in you out and win some cash in the process. Aspiring wordsmiths should be glad to know that the Singapore
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    • Gender
      • Venus & MARS
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          Lock icon Equality goes to pot
          1054 20 The unisex bathroom in Ally Mcßeal may epitomise equality, but outside of TV-land, the loo's a battlefield of the sexes. While SERENE GOH (sereneg@sph.com.sg) laments whether a fresh bowl and clean sink are too much to ask, KARL HO (karl@sph.com.sg) calls for compromise, when women are
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    • Fashion
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        Lock icon Fashioning photography
        712 21 Singapore might just have found its answer to celebrity photographer Herb Ritts, who bridges fashion shots and art. But reactions to David Tan’s talent are mixed. JUNE WAN (junewan@sph.com.sg) leafs through his pictures for the report. MALE model with a Versace stiletto perched on his bald pate. A
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        Lock icon Pop Art gets 15 mins more
        713 22 IHT Qoodbye minimalism and monochromes, hello images and colours. The forces that drove Pop Art into the psychedelic limeligh t of the ***** are hack in full throttle in the Noughties. SUZY MENKES welcomes hack Pop Art. PORTY years after Andy Warhol printed his
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      • Personal STYLE
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          Lock icon Guess her waif
          475 23 Joey Wong lookalike, Ericia Lee, does not need to lose weight. She also thinks dark chocolate is good for her and eschews exercise. Yet, she is one of the waifs at Media Works. Now, she’s been named ambassador for the daring image of Quess? How does she
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      • Fashion LOG
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          Lock icon Aramis goes blue
          110 23 BECAUSE blue is the colour that diffuses every other colour in the spectrum, Aramis has created a range called Surface, which uses it to give the appearance of younger, healthier-looking skin. The Optimizing Skin Cream ($55) is a high-tech cream that uses tiny blue reflectors and mirror
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        • Article
          Lock icon Song and Kelly too
          78 23 SHOPPERS will get more than just Song and Kelly’s freeform clothing at the duo’s new shop. Embraced within the wood, concrete and marble setting and a metal bead waterfall are products that ensure a well-rounded fashion look. There’s a new shoe line, accessories, 1950 s vintage
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          Lock icon Summer colours
          125 23  -  JUNE WAN THE heat is on at MAC. Shades created just for lounging in a bikini will have sun worshippers heading indoors for quick fixes. Frost makes a comeback with the Eden Rocks range, with names that make your imagination sweat with desire. Hot Tahiti is a rose
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  • The Back Page
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      Lock icon Dylan’s ex-wife blasts biographer
      219 24 GOSPEL rock vocalist Carol Dennis has revealed that she was secretly Mrs Bob Dylan for six years, and had a child with him too. Bob Dylan (right) was known to have gone steady with Dennis in the late 1980 s. She now says that they were
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    • Article
      Lock icon Chat & Mouse
      112 24 Chat Mouse Driving him nuts A PREACHER visits an elderly woman from his congregation. As he sits on the couch he notices a small bowl of peanuts on the coffee table. “Mind if I have a few?” he asks. “No, not at all,” the woman replies and pushes the bowl
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      Lock icon Punk pioneer dies
      97 24 JOEYRAMOME (left), 49, the influential frontman of America’s premier punk band the Ramones, died on Sunday afternoon at New York Presbyterian Hospital, reports The New York Times. He had been fighting lymphatic cancer since 1995. Ramone’s yelps shaped punk rock for the masses, while his raw music
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      Lock icon Cop trouble again
      79 24 SEAM“PUFF DADDY” COMBS, who now prefers to be known as Sean “P Diddy” Combs (right), was arrested on Saturday in Miami Beach for making an illegal lane change on his motorbike. He was caught without a valid licence too. According to ElOnline news, cops pulled him over
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    • Making HEADLINES
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        Lock icon Father figure
        47 24 BONO has been requested to give away supermodel Christy Turlington when she gets married to heartthrob Ed Burns (above, with Turlington) later this year, reports US Weekly. Turlington’s father passed away in 1998. Apparently, Bono is yet to confirm whether he will perform the honours.
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      • Article
        Lock icon Sick of showers
        100 24 MULTIMILLIONAIRE rap giant Marlon “Sugß” Knight, expected to be released from jail this week, just wants to have an hour-long hot bath upon stepping out of the prison walls. “I’m sick of showers,” said the co-founder of Death Row Records, a rap label. Knight has served five
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