The New Paper, 5 July 1998

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  • Title Section
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    21 1 the Sunday paper SUNDAY, JULY 5, 1998 MITA (P) 151/04/98 60 CENTS http://web3.asia1 .com.sg/tnp Another quality publication of Singapore Press Holdings
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      100 1 1st Copy 1 hi P" r T|wrr| VJL SPECIAL FOUR-PAGE B- jjlM'li Did Christian Woerns' (left) red card dismissal lead to 3-0 rout by Croatia? /Pages 35-38 ARGENTINA OUT™, Dutchmen soar past 2-1 /Pages 32-34 Picture/ AFP MITA (P) 151/04/98 60 CENTS L1 J— |i http://web3.asia1.com.sg/tnp Another quahty publication of
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  • THENEWSTODAY
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      What CHIK!
      455 2 Malaysian minister unrepentant even after Singapore points out the facts THE Malaysian minister who said that Singapore had left out the peninsula "deliberately" from a list of tours for Rotary Club members attending a convention here refuses to retract his stand. He remains unmoved even after fellow Malaysians
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      'He should say sorry'
      202 2 MALAYSIAN Tourism Minister Sabbaruddin Chik has got his facts wrong. And he should apologise, Mr Lim Boon Heng, Minister without; Portfolio, said yesterday. The Malaysian minister was reported to have hit out on Tuesday at the organisers of a Rotary Club convention here for leaving Malaysia
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      61 2 Win An Exciting 4^, World Cup Monopoly Set! Just call 1900-*****01 by midnight, July 8, and answer three simple questions about the stories in today's paper. .»^rJ§T An electronic draw among all-correct entries will determine 10 winners of a World Cup Monopoly I t set each, courtesy of Waddingtons. Calls
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      160 3 g al giri i She's tall. She's sultry. And I she's totally into soccer. I Here's the fourth of our I I New Face 1998 finalists to 11 VijiHii I I kickstart your World Cup Sundays. WHO IS SHE? ft -.T-Al-f i :^4 Name: Madhu Peswani -Age: 17 Height: 1.75m
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  • QUICKNEWS
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      "Liar"
      362 4 HOT STORY The Beijing woman accused of making a false declaration in her divorce affidavit (sworn statement) said yesterday her lawyer was lying when he gave evidence Deputy Public Prosecutor Beverly Wee: What are you saying now, you are accusing an officer of the court, a lawyer, of lying
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      Heart stopper
      42 4 ®l Low jet: A Chilean pilot going through his paces in Tel Aviv on Friday in an air show commemorating Israel's 50th anniversary. (Inset) An Ukrainian Sukhoi Su-27jet performing above a Tel Aviv beach. Planes from 11 nations took part.
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    • News Break
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        CBD hours cut
        58 4 HOME RESTRICTED hours in some areas of the Central Business District (CBD) may be shortened on weekdays when Electronic Road Pricing is extended to the city in September. Communications Minister Mah Bow Tan said that restricted hours will be shortened in some areas on Saturdays but warned
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        Road re-named
        62 4 ROAD NEWS JALAN Woodbridge is now called Gerald Drive. This is because a developer, which is building a condominium in the area, has succeeded in getting the name changed. This is u in view of what Seletar Springs' condominium owners would want", said a spokesman for the developer.
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        Too slow
        65 4 INDONESIA ALL is not well within Indonesia's ruling Golkar Party. Allies of former President Suharto criticised party chairman Harmoko at a meeting on Friday night. They are on Golkar's board of patrons. Mr Suharto is the chief patron. They said Mr Harmoko was slow in responding to demands
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        Back to Subang
        56 5 TRAVEL MANY passengers are heading for the airport at Subang because of convenience, cheaper flights and the absence of problems now plaguing the new KL International Airport. Domestic travellers have been flying the four airlines, Beijaya Airlines, Transmile Air, Air Asia and Pelangi Airways, which are still
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        Pledge to act
        66 5 JAPAN JAPAN has promised to revive its financial sector. It will also cut taxes permanently, most likely from Jan 1, to encourage consumers to spend more. It hopes these steps will help in Japan's economic recovery. The pledge was made to US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
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        They like Jiang
        66 5 HONGKONG CHINESE President Jiang Zemin's popularity is at a record high, according to a University of Hongkong poll. This is at the time of Mr Jiang's visit to the Special Administrative Region. On Tuesday, support for him stood at 66.7 points, up from 62.4 on May 19.
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      China boost for Clinton
      237 5 in CTV 0 lIC V-y Vw U 9 Thanks to footage from China, "The US President Is Stomping Starr", reports the INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE THERE is no question Bill Clinton is winning the image war during his historic visit to China. The image we have seen
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      local Head liners
      48 5 The Sunday Times: LRT for Pungol by 2004 Lianhe Zaobao: LRT for Pungol to be ready by 2004 Berita Minggu: Muslim community more confident of future in Singapore RCS morning news: Russia's Federal Security Service said they had arrested a S Korean diplomat for spying
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      world Head liners
      46 5 Electronic Telegraph: Tension rises as troops move in Boston Globe Florida fears wildfires could unite CNN Happy birthday USA BBC news: Security forces in Northern Ireland are preparing to prevent Protestant marches from making it a highly controversial parade through the Catholic area
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      Tongue in Cheek
      96 5 We hang our underwear like flags. The Triumph and Maidenform and Crocodile brands are there for all to see. We know we all use these but you need not display them outside. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad saying people should not hang their underwear
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  • THE FILES Friendship with flavour
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      Untitled
      26 6 Different cultures. Different mother tongues. Different generations. Yet they're best pals. Find out how an expat and a local have bonded... through a love for food!
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      403 6 t WEDNESDAY: IB S EXPATSWHO iinifwnp PREFER LOCAL MM H H WF* SIGHTS AND sounds Q ne 0 tO p g ource f or Quality Cane Furniture M V. BlU MAHJONG ANYONE? MAHJONG... a game played by tai-tais and bored |HL> Ah Bengs, right? Not so. W\ 3^ There are
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  • SINGAPORETODAY
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      I'M GIVING UP MY JOB
      428 7 The Sing dollar is losing value. The economy is slowing down. A recession is imminent. People are being retrenched or losing jobs unwillingly. Yet there are some who give up their jobs freely. Why, in these troubled times? JILL LIM finds out IHEY look like
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      MORE PEOPLE VOLUNTEERING NOW
      99 7 THE Singapore Volunteers Overseas (SVO) programme was started by the Singapore International Foundation (SIF) in 1991. Three people went overseas that year but by 1995, they were sending 21. And this year till June 11 people have already been sent overseas on their programmes. SIF volunteers
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    • WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE?
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        Waited two years for her chance to help
        176 7 JOYCE TAN, 35: This sales manager first applied in 1996 to be an overseas volunteer. But they only wanted teachers then. So, when she got a posting in March to Laos, she was oveijoyed: "Work is not bad but I want a
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        Gave up her dream holiday to Europe
        226 7 MELISSA LEE, 32: When this former project secretary was told she wis going to Botswana, ahe couldn't even find the country on a map. She said: "Later I learnt that it is not underdeveloped, like war-torn Rwanda, or full of starving people. TTie
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        Going to miss his mum... and his dog
        298 7 GERALD HENG, 44: Like a methodical manager, he thought it through properly. He wasn't giving up his comfortable five-figure monthly salary, company perks and entertainment account on just a whim. In fact, he even flew to Nepal, where he will go next
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    Lock icon I do miss acting sometimes
    1078 8  -  g 1 days v M in the J life 0f... TANG MIAOLING M in the 1 TANG MIAOUNG PERSONALITYTODAY Miaoling left TCS in 1994, at age 26. A tight schedule and an exhausting role "In Larcency of Love with Xie Shaoguang, my character was continuously
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      The coolhunters
      359 11 Who are they? And what do they have to do with all these pictures? Well, at some time or the other, these were cool and hip trends. And the people who informed the world were the cool-hunters THEY'RE HIP. They're hot. And they're paid to check out the
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      SCHOOL COOL
      67 11 MR Tru Pettigrew, 30, used to survey school yard trends for sneaker company Converse. Now he researches youth culture for Boston's Arnold Communications. He still surveys school kids, but checks clubs as well for what's new in cool. For instance, clothes with big logos are out. According to
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      HOLLYWOOD COOL
      89 11 AGENT X is a cool-hunting firm for the entertainment industry. It offers studio executives trend tours... showing them what's hot, and helping them decide what movies to make. "They ask, 'Will pirates be in?' and the answer is no," said founder Richard Rushfield. "Witness 1995's pirate bomb, Cutthroat
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      HELP!
      405 12 Even as we revel in the thrills of the World Cup, there is a sad tale unfolding in the world of f/ soccer, j, In Africa 'U, and Brazil, Vfj little boys are being f bought from f their parents... and converted into soccer slaves. Shocked? So were we.
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      Lock icon Islamic party wins in Perlis
      299 13 IN MALAYSIA Source: Bernama. MALAYSIA'S ruling National Front has suffered a setback in a by-election in the north eastern state of Perlis. The Front's candidate, Mr Ismail Kassim of the United Malays National Organisation (Umno), lost to a candidate from Parti Islam (PAS). Mr Ismail
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      'Weather a reason'
      47 13 Umno member gives three reasons for defeat: They include: Bad weather Which made it difficult for people to come and vote. Internal problems: Internal problems within the party branch. Frightened voters: The aggressive attitude of PAS supporters, who according to him, frightened away voters.
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      C'mon, Europe, get real
      50 14 muymui* European culture ministers should ask their own people why they prefer American music and movies to homegrown varieties, says Mr Jean-Paul Vignon, of the Hollywood Association of French actors: If Europeans were producing better movies instead of intellectual bull, people would flock to see them.
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      OH NO!
      374 14 Child dies after being left in van... in 35-degree heat HOW could a day-care centre owner forget a little boy in a van? Mr Oh Woon had no answers to his own question in trying to explain his son's death. Samuel, three, died in Atlanta in the US
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      271 15 four-page J I *JT\%/V W RESIST RATION GUIDE Pull-out A^» —~T> V V A Hi*l'mLinaandthisisJohn.We'll K «y- not registered j~' lwr IIW PW J B==i^v The New Paper Infoline will give you *jft an update on the number of places 9 f >--t available after each phase. \3 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Call
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      324 16 \jT mfSjkWm\ HOW FAST PUCES WENT LAST YEAR: i Y GUIDE Raffles Girls Primary How to roaster The school will send application form Hi °P«| «o: Any ehiW whose parent or sibling has studied in y u) <-k..„ D,,kiu „«,> thatsch oo'.o r whose parent works there or is on
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      1990 17 f "jrlt/v*Jr yljßr/ ri REGISTRATION GUIDE The Primary 1 registration exercise starts on Tuesday. Our lnfoline on 1900-*****05 gives background information on the schools. It will also give you an update on the I I number of places available after each phase. The schools are stated in the following f
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  • WORLDTODAY
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      Lock icon This may be the world's oldest church
      158 18 Believe it or not: This mud brick building uncovered at Jordan's southern port of Aqaba could be the world's oldest church, US archaeologists working in the country told a newspaper here. The church, that was buried and preserved by sand when an earthquake
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      17 more days in Subic for chairman Gordon
      335 18 PRESIDENT Estrada of the Philippines has to be patient for another 17 days. An order he issued to have a political rival sacked has been put on hold for another 17 days. The president ordered on Wednesday that Mr Richard Gordon, the
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      45 18 MERIDIEN SINGAPORE HOTF.US IN ASIA-PACIFIC: BALI BANGKOK ISLE OF PINES 98 JAKARTA KOH SAML'l MEDAN 99 MELBOURNE NEW DELHI NOUMEA TAHITI '98 PHUKET PORT VILA BORA BOR\ 98 SAIPAN 99 SINGAPORE SINGAPORE CHANG! THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE TOKYO TOKYO II 98 seriously nxi Just read it
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  • S-LEAGUE '98
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      Lock icon The late, late show
      633 19  -  TANJONG PAGAR UNITED 1 (Maiid Motlagh 90th min) SEMBAWANG RANGERSO NEXT SATURDAY'S ACTION Gombak United v Balestier Central (Bukit Gombak stadium) Home United v Tanjong Pagar (Bishan stadium) Jurong FC v Marine Castle United (Jrong East stadium) Sembawang Rangers v Geylang United (Yishun stadium) Tampines Rovers
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      Majid pays the price
      129 19 IRANIAN playmaker Majid Motlagh's heroics in scoring the 90th-minute winner may have come at a big cost. After having suffered a groin strain in training last week, he was rested for yesterday's match. But Tanjong Pagar coach Robert Alberts risked him when things were going badly
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      117 19 \\otW Cup Chapter We re our H f™ e am th a HH 50% early bird price tackle off our House. Umkn| gm Display pieces sets only Sign up now for July 12th. -m—» H Q %6 99 $99 jjSffi J DATAI I CHARLESTON n|r PALACE Queen size bed v
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  • SPORTS
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      Lock icon Winner at last
      397 20 J ANA NOVOTNA (Cze)M NATHALIE TAUZIAT (Fra) 6 4, 7-6 MEN'S TWT PETE SAMPRAS v GORAN IVANISEVIC Today Reuters. J ANA Novotna sank to her knees and wept after clinching her first Grand Slam title at Wimbledon yesterday. The 29-year-old Czech, twice a beaten finalist at the
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      Lock icon Ivanisevic will be the crowd favourite
      365 20 Reuters. GRAND Slam accumulator Pete Sampras may enjoy the support of tennis purists in the Wimbledon men's singles final today. But Goran Ivanisevic will have the sentimental backing. A year ago, Sampras was looking to return to Wimbledon in 1998 as the best player
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    Lock icon NCE 98 GOODBYE
    132 21 'WHAT DID I DO WRONG' m World ftp SptcU MCE 1 SEMI-FINALS BRAZIL HOLLAND Live on Premiere 12, 3am Wednesday FRANCE v CROATIA Live on Premiere 12, 3am Thursday Luckless Baggto: As the Italian players returs home after the quarter-final defeat, veteran striker Robert Baggio (above) still
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  • SUNDAY EDITION FRANCE
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      'It's a private party'
      412 22  -  TALKING POINT Europe 10 South America 4 Central America 1 Africa 1 Europe 6 South America 2 S. GULAM THE African, Asian and North and Central American nations together make up more than three-quarters of the world's population. But they have no team in the last
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      HOW THE OTHERS FARED
      395 22 AFRICA WITH the exit of Nigeria in the second round went the Great African Hope. The four other African teams Cameroon, Morocco, South Africa and Tunisia had all gone home earlier. Nigeria was not only Africa's hope. It was the hope of all underdogs from around
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      Lock icon Take a ringside seat with BUDDY
      258 23  -  By Brian Miller CATCH the World Cup final live. Okay, so what's new? How about "Catch the World Cup final with a bunch of friends." Again, nothing new. How about "Catch the World Cup final live, with friends and food and drinks and games
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      HOW TO GET THE BEST SEATS (AND MORE)
      121 23 VIEWERS of the final of Franco '98 at Pennsylvania House fTangMn Mall) on tho morning of July 13 can walk away with any of the furniture at the showroom at half the price, even if if s already ilUjtmiiel ill discounted! So
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  • SUNDAY EDITION FRANCE
    • New showing: Quarter-finals HOLLAND 2 ARGENTINA 1
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        Lock icon 'Very, very intense'
        279 25 LIVE ACTION DISAPPOINTED AFP. DONT be downcast because football is like this. With these consoling words Julio Grondona, the head of the Argentina Football Federation, tried to play down the quarter-final defeat against Holland. They (the players) will go home proud to have defended the history of
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        Lock icon STRIKE FOR CHARITY
        135 26 WORLD OF SPORTS has pledged to donate $100 to the Bone Marrow Donor Programme for every goal scored In France '98, from the quarter-finals onwards. (Mandatory penalty kicks not included). So from the six goals scored In last night's and this morning's quarter-finals, a total of $600
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        Lock icon HAIL THE ICE-BERG
        875 27  -  What a time to be top scorer* LIVE ACTION HOLLAND NOW MEETS BRAZIL IN THE SEMI-FINAL Wednesday, 3.00 am, ftemteie 12 TEAMS: HOLLAND 1 Edwin van der Sar 2 Michael Reiziger 3 Jaap Stam 4 Frank de Boer (captain) 5 Arthur Numan 7 Ronald de Boer (14
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        Lock icon HOW THE MATCH WENT
        256 27 AFP. DENNIS Bergkamp grabbed a stunning, last-gasp goal to clinch a dramatic 2-1 win for Holland over Argentina and take its place in the semi-finals. This came after both teams had a player sent off In yesterday's quarter-final in Marseille. Bergkamp struck in the 90th minute,
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        Red card day, but all deserving
        123 28  -  LIVE ACTION By S Gulam rough play. But Numan was soon followed by Argentina playmaker Ariel Ortega for head-butting Holland goalkeeper Edwin Van Der Sar. DELIBERATE DIVE Ortega was earlier penalised for taking a deliberate dive. The third was shown to German defender Christian
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        Lock icon Flop of an Ortega dive
        204 28 AFP. THE Argentina dive turned into a painful bellyflop when Ariel Ortega got himself sent off. Clearly determined to go for the penalty as he tried to round Holland defender Jaap Stam in the penalty area with two minutes to go, the striker launched himself
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        Lock icon MARADONA SAYS:
        121 28 AFP. On Argentina TV, Diego Maradona saluted his successor as Argentina captain and supreme trickster in his own right, Diego Simeone. In the 76th minute Dutch defender Arthur Numan was sent off after tackling Simeone. "Oh what a sly one," said Maradona. "He let him come to him
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        Lock icon Ref lost the game
        258 29 CROATIA 3 GERMANY 0 Wire services. A DISTRAUGHT German coach Berti Vogts has slammed the referee for his side's worst defeat in 40 years of World Cup competition. "We were brutally punished by someone and I don't want to say any more about this referee," he
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        4 nails in Germany's conffin
        82 30 I Woerns sent off: Christian Woerns I hacks Davor Suker and referee I I Norwegian referee Rune Pedersen shows him the red card Goal One: On the stroke of hatf Cjy J thne, Robert Joml tboote from I God Two: Goran Vlaovfc sends a r—
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        Lock icon NO COMEBACK
        343 31  -  Did red card lead to rout? LIVE ACTION By! S Gulam THE Germans will, no doubt, point to Christian Woerns' red card which reduced them to 10 men in the 40th minute. Yes, it could be. For, the Germans were on top till Woerns' exit. But the real
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        Lock icon HOW MATCH WENT
        192 31 AFP. LITTLE Croatia beat 10-man Germany 3-0 to move into the semi-finals thanks to goals from Robert Jami, Goran Vlaovic and Davor Suker. Norwegian referee Rune Pedersen sent off Christian Woems leaving the way clear for a Croatia goal spree to set up a Stade de France
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        Frince98 MATCHPOINTS
        6 31  -  Compiled by GERARD WONG
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        Lock icon A real upset at last!
        464 32  -  LIVE ACTION CROATIA NOW MEETS FRANCE IN THE SEMI-FINAL Thursday, 3.00 am, Premiere 12 TEAMS CROATIA 1 Drazen Ladic 4 Igor Stimac 6 Slaven Bilic 20 Dario Stmic 17 Robert Jarni 14 Zvonimir Soldo 7 Aljosa Asanovic 10 Zvonimir Boban (captain) 13 Mario Stanic 9
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  • Page 27 Miscellaneous
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      29 27 Q-FINALS HOLLAND 2 Patrick Kluivert 12 Dennis Bergkamp 90 ARGENTINA I 1 Claudio Lopez 18 Half-time: 1-1 Crowd: 55,000 Referee: Arturo Brizio Carter (Mexico) Official Hi-Fi, TV Video Systems
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      358 28 Mexican referee's red card record MEXICAN referee Arturo Brizio Carter came into France '98 as the most feared referee on the World Cup list. And after the Holland-Argentina quarter-final clash in Marseille last night, he had set a new record for sendings-off. Before the match Carter had a joint record
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