The New Paper, 26 July 1998
1998-07-26
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Article, Illustration226 1998-07-26 2 WAX) lllistratlon 8 striking: A dragon facing off with a W1 is blunt and to the point: i|®*apore's motive?" M Yes, dßßore is the subject of a nine-page feature in the latest issue of Massa, an RixfiUential Malaysian weekly magazine I published by the Umno-controlled Utusan f Malaysia226 words
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Article94 1998-07-26 2 Malaysia and Singapore are not siblings, their relations are based more on friction than friendship. One party likes to go on the offensive while the other is patient and gives in. From what we can see, Singapore always looks for issues that cause anger and strain94 words
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Article90 1998-07-26 2 SOME commentators felt that Singapore was envious of the strides Malaysia has made in various fields, including technology and infrastructure. This was one of the reasons the Singapore media carried many negative reports on the problems at the new Kuala Lumpur International Airport, reported the magazine. It90 words
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Article165 1998-07-26 2 THE Singapore media was not Jfj| the only culprit, said Massa. It asserted that the actions of "other quarters in Singapore" contributed significantly to the strained bilateral ties. It said that the National Education Exhibition, which highlighted the race riots in the '60s, and a book on events165 words
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Article97 1998-07-26 2 ITS been fun and our loss of sleep was worth it. Your response to our Sunday Paper during the World Cup has been tremendous. But all good things must come to an end. This special 10th anniversary issue is our last Sunday edition. We can't97 words
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Article, Illustration264 1998-07-26 3 REMEMBER OUR GO-GOAL GIRLS? WELL, it's time to form them into a six-a-side team... like we've been talking about on the Page 3s of the last six Sunday Papers. Just call 1900-914 0801 and tell us who from this list should be strikers (two players264 words
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Article412 1998-07-26 4 tar In an interview to be published in the July/August issue ofWorldLink magazine, Deputy Prime Minister BG (NS) Lee Hsien Loonggives his views on the fallout from Asia's turmoil. Here are excerpts How badly has Singapore been hurt by the crisis in Asia? In the short term,412 words
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Article185 1998-07-26 4 THE decision to allow Malaysian immigration to set up desks at the Woodlands Train Checkpoint as a temporary measure was made because of a "specific request" from Malaysian officials. The Home Affairs Ministry yesterday released a detailed account of the meetings and official exchange of letters.185 words
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Article, Illustration64 1998-07-26 4 fh Getting ready: An Indonesian soldier prepares himself, as thousands of fully armed troops assembled at the Senayan sports centre in Jakarta yesterday. The city is expecting opposition figure Megawati Sukarnoputri's supporters to gather in the city to commemorate the protests of July 27,1996. The protests were triggeredPicture/ Reuters - 64 words
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Article60 1998-07-26 4 SAF THE economic crisis could affect the security of the region, said Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Tony Tan. "A key lesson which we can learn from the crisis is that the economic security of a country is bound up with the country's national security," Dr Tan60 words
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Article53 1998-07-26 4 INDONESIA IDONT know about the kidnappings. That is the response of Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Political and Security Affairs, Mr Feisal Taiyung, on the kidnapping of more than 20 pro-reform activists just before Mr Suharto's fall on May 21. The ex-armed forces commander also denied former Indonesian president, Mr53 words
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Article62 1998-07-26 4 CRIME DRUG abusers who refuse to kick the drug habit will now face long jail terms and be caned, the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) announced yesterday. They will no longer be sent back to Drug Rehabilitation Centres (DRCs) or just fined. The new law took effect on July62 words
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Article48 1998-07-26 4 AUSTRALIA SEVERAL thousand students walked out of schools across Australia on Friday to demonstrate against the rise of far-right MP Pauline Hanson. The teenagers called the nation-wide protest to oppose her One Nation Party's anti-immigration and anti-Aboriginal policies. One Nation representatives said the students were manipulated.48 words
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Article26 1998-07-26 4 USA Today Montana man held in Capitol shooting Asahi Shim bun: Obuchi names key execs Indian Express: Union members clear Fema, money laundering-bills26 words
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Article59 1998-07-26 4 You make money in good times, why don't you share it with us? Now times are bad, you want me to fork out more? KL Chan, 34, to her bank. She was asked to top up $100,000 in cash for a $500,000 loan, or pay 8.5 per cent59 words
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Article, Illustration388 1998-07-26 6 Seamstress Molly Kwok, 45, made TNP a special card for its 10th anniversary, featuring a colour photocopy of the cover of the very first issue. JILL UM finds her quite well-versed on all things TNP... ITS quite unnerving talking to Molly Kwok. Why? Because shePicture/ Jill Lim - 388 words
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Article, Illustration67 1998-07-26 7 He came thinking the roads here were paved with gold but became mired in muddy construction sites, broken promises and shattered dreams.PICTURES SAM YEO - 67 words
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Article, Illustration883 1998-07-26 8 FOR a long time, his family was unaware of his plight here. "How to tell them? I felt so shameful that they might lose their land," said Mr Karuppiah. Then his 18-year-old brother also came,883 words
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Article, Illustration290 1998-07-26 9 HE walked out on his employers six months ago over his claim for $3,500 in unpaid wages. "Now the case is with the Government (Ministry of Manpower)," said Mr Karuppiah Nachiappan. "If I win, I will get $2,500. The rest I have to pay my lawyer." But290 words
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Advertisement48 1998-07-26 10 I Such market -for choice jobs, 1 -fresh e&y day J ANY JOB. ANY CAREER. Available any day. Any time, anywhere. The Straits times the Sunday Times Business times The new Paper Lianhe Zaodao lianhe wandao Shin min Daily news Berita harian berita minggu MP Singapore Press Holdings48 words
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Article, Illustration167 1998-07-26 11 The winners They are 10 and so are we. If s been a while since these babies celebrated their birthdays with The New Paper when we turned one. TEO YUN YUN catches up with the 10-year-olds OUT of the 1,826 entries received, only 521 could match the167 words
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Article, Illustration619 1998-07-26 12 Leonard Kong, St Hilda's Primary He sails, runs and high jumps for his school. No wonder Lennard looks tanned and fit. What's more this active boy is also a regular The New Paper reader. Said Lennard, with a sheepish grin: "My father buvs a copy almostPictures/ Alvin Toh and Sam Yeo - 619 words
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Article, Illustration175 1998-07-26 13 Just as The New Paper has changed and grown in the past 10years, so have the anniversary babies. Here's looking at one of them —Andrea Leung, through the years 1989 Andrea is one! She learnt to walk that year. 1991 "My first yearln play schoobL was soArt/Kelvin Chan - 175 words
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Article, Illustration299 1998-07-26 14 TNP 10TH ANNIVERSARY HUNT ARE you in the fun hunt? It's part of the TNP 10th anniversary celebrations and it started on Wednesday. But it's never too late to catch up. These are the items we have asked for so far: a bus ticket299 words
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Article, Illustration109 1998-07-26 14 The first 1,000 readers to go to Suntec City with today's The Sunday Paper will get TNP commemorative Privilege Cards and goodies. Just go to the TNP-Countdown booth, which opens at 5 pm, at the atrium facing Carrefour. The TNP privilege card is produced109 words
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Article, Illustration156 1998-07-26 14 COME and be entertained! Catch American funny man Buddy Loren impersonating Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, Rod Stewart and even the Spice Girls. TNP's very own five-piece band, Pepper N Spice Gang, will also be there. *The celebration goes on after 7.30 pm at the fountain where156 words
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Article, Illustration428 1998-07-26 15 As part of our public service projects, we adopt a different charity every year and a secondary school every two years. The charities we've worked with include the Dyslexia Association of Singapore, Alzheimer's Disease Association, Children's Cancer Foundation, Down Syndrome Association and, currently, the Bone428 words
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Article, Illustration362 1998-07-26 16 THE New Paper's "Adopt a Charity" programme is noble and laudable. It shows not only The New Paper's "humane" side but also its maturity despite not having reached its teens. A very happy 10th birthday! Many of its resources and valuable space are used362 words
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Article, Illustration410 1998-07-26 17 Yong Siew Fern - BY Yong Siew Fern SHE found television fame together with Zoe Tay and Aileen Tan after they won the very first Star Search in 1988. While Zoe went on to become the Queen of Caldecott Hill, Jazreel Low walked away after three years. Fame didn't agreePicture/ Alvin Toh - 410 words
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Article, Illustration414 1998-07-26 17 JAZREEL is amazed at how her Star Search peers Zoe Tay and Aileen Tan have lasted so long. "When I see them on TV now, they look tired. It's a price you have to pay, I guess. I really admire Zoe414 words
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Article, Illustration234 1998-07-26 17 "NOBODY believed Eric and I when we became a couple. And when we broke up, no one believed us, too." This was Jazreel summing up how she thought the media had treated her most times. Her first brush with media frenzy was after posing nude234 words
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Article, Illustration410 1998-07-26 17 A WOMAN must have a family, look after her husband and children and live happily ever after. This was Jazreel Low's outlook on life. So, when long-time lover Eric Moo proposed in July 1995, it was like a fairy tale410 words
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Article, Illustration614 1998-07-26 18 Her waifishface stares at you so often from magazine covers. From a disastrous start nine years ago, Celia Teh has gone on to become one of the top models today. The '90s "Ifgirt talks to FONG FOONG MEI about her career and looks back atCollage/ CEL GULAPA - 614 words
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Article195 1998-07-26 18 LIKE a chameleon, Celia's look has mirrored the changing times. In the '80s the young model with the Maggi mee perm wore chunky earrings and tight spandex dresses. She sported thick shoulder pads that wouldn't look out-of-place on a quarterback. Orange-coloured make-up caked her young face.195 words
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Article, Illustration495 1998-07-26 19 THE PAST IS GONE... Remember Joan Yap? The 15-year-old student who lost her entire family in a horror tour-bus crash in Malaysia that killed 13 Singaporeans in December 1996. AUGUSTINE PANG, who wrote about Joan then, catches up with her THE cheeks seem toPicture/ Alvin Toh - 495 words
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Article100 1998-07-26 19 THIRTEEN Singaporeans heading for a Genting Highlands holiday, died when their tour bus crashed into a stationary lorry along the North-South Highway near Seremban. 'Hie bus burst into flames. The dead included three children. Twelve others were injured. The tragedy happened at 4.40 am on Dec 3. The100 words
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Article, Illustration249 1998-07-26 19 THEY both lost their loved ones in the crash. Now Joan and Mr Oon Ee Chung, one of the other survivors, have become friends who rely on each other for support and encouragement. "We still talk about the accident when Ee Chung and I meet,"249 words
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Article, Illustration433 1998-07-26 20 CRISPIN A ROBERT explains why our reporters seem obsessed with an angle for a story I'LL never forget this story. A 17-year-old girl lost her mother in tragic circumstances. Suddenly this very regular teenager had to become mother, maid, sister and mentor to her433 words
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Article, Illustration446 1998-07-26 21 Crispina Robert - By Crispina Robert IF there were only one newspaper here, all news would be told in just one way. But readers have different interests and want to look at news from different angles. Hence The New Paper's obsession with angles, explains its editors. Surveys show that 86446 words
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Article, Illustration32 1998-07-26 22 Before each staff gathering, cartoonist Hup will generate interest by whipping up a wacky poster, like this one for our barbecue at a chalet at East Coast Parkway last October.32 words
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Advertisement41 1998-07-26 17 Anxious: Relatives of victims of the H Silk Air crush in M. Indonesia last year, hoping for news. mt i Fr FOUR HUACKERS IS, AU on board The hijack I m of an SIA plane Km A Singapore was MOHCgEI j"41 words
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Advertisement77 1998-07-26 19 Bite into Minggu when you dine at Pizza Hut., and enjoy a FREE Pizza! Berita Minggu now comes with a fresh new look! More local and foreign newt, interesting feature* on lifestyle including decor, travel, hobbies, motoring... the list goes on. To celebrate the new look, Berita Minggu is giving77 words
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Article, Illustration554 1998-07-26 23 Mike Chua - BY Mike Chua actually IT is just another vending machine where we make our way for a cuppa. But this machine, on the sixth floor of Times House, is where sapping spirits are refreshed and hot tempers get cooled. It is, after all, the official lampoon centre of554 words
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Article, Illustration301 1998-07-26 24 CAPITOL SHOOTING THE suspect in the deadly shooting at the US Capitol in Washington was a mentally ill loner. Russell Weston Jr, 41, (picture above) was last seen at his family's home in Valmeyer, Illinois, on Thursday. Mr Russell Weston Sr, 66, told ThePictures/ Reuters - 301 words
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Article119 1998-07-26 24 OFFICIALS said the incident began at 3.40 pm, just inside a ground-level Capitol entrance where people must walk through metal detectors. Weston entered the building from a rear parking lot. He tried to go around a magnetometer, and when that failed, began firing a handgun. Republican Bill Thomas119 words
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Article, Illustration251 1998-07-26 25 Reuters. THIS computer whiz kid has been appointed a government consultant in Jamaica. His job: To help civil servants keep up-to-date with the latest developments in computer technology. Makonnen Hannah (above, taken from The Jamaica Observer, Internet Edition), was named youth technology consultantReuters. - 251 words
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Article69 1998-07-26 25 old ways of doing business must change, inefficient firms close and cosy relationships break up... reform is medicine. If refused, the illness only grows worse. If taken, recovery becomes only a matter of time. Ms Madeleine Albright, US Secretary of State, on the Asian economic69 words
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Article, Illustration564 1998-07-26 26 HE is the son of Philippine President Joseph Estrada. But he will not get to live in Malacanang, the presidential palace, which will be his father's official residence for the next six years. That's because Mr Joseph Victor Gomez Ejercito, called JV byPicture/ Philippine Daily Inquirer - 564 words
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Article, Illustration528 1998-07-26 27 The 'other' First Lady and the President's other children MS GUIA Gomez (right) met then actor Joseph Estrada when they were paired in a movie in 1962. After that, she did only two other films, one with Mr Estrada as her leading man again. "I was supposed to make aPicture/ Philippine Daily Inquirer; Picture/ Reuters - 528 words
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Article, Illustration893 1998-07-26 28 BRIAN MILLER - S/>orf is about winning. It's about superheroes who, through their achievements on the playing field, have given us reasons to cheer even in the bleakest of times. Sport is also about dreams. About what it could be. Or what we would like it to be.893 words
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Article, Illustration350 1998-07-26 29 ERNEST LUIS - I REPORTS ERNEST LUIS WHEN you talk to Vincent Subramaniam, you'll notice he likes using the word "Can". He'll outline his points and ask you "Can?", before continuing. But deep down inside, this man knowsPICTURE KENNETH KOH - 350 words
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Article, Illustration1144 1998-07-26 30 O Local coaches to coach Singapore mm n««i Trom now on I HOPE the person after me is also a local. I must succeed now because if I don't, it'll be a blow for local coaches. Then all the critics who say local coaches can't do it will be1,144 words
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Article, Illustration657 1998-07-26 31 IAN BROWN - REPORT IAN BROWN 1998 DENNIS BERCKAMP (Arsenal) He arrived as a relative failure from Inter-Milan (Italy) in 1996 but has turned out to be the classiest Gunner since Liam Brady. Last season he truly fognd his niche657 words
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Article, Illustration154 1998-07-26 32 ENGLISH PREMIERSHIP WARM-UP WORLD-CUP WINNING TEAM-MATES POSE SECURITY THREAT Reuters. EMMANUEL Petit, member of France's World Cup-winning football team postponed his wedding yesterday. It was because local police feared the presence of his French team-mates among the guests would upset public order. Petit had beenReuters.; Picture/ Reuters - 154 words
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Article, Illustration505 1998-07-26 33 Gerard Wong - S-LEAGUE: BALESTIER CENTRAL 1 (Marko Kralievic 38th min) GEYLANG UNITED 0 By Gerard Wong 1: Both clubs had a lot at stake. Geylang had to win to keep its title hopes alive. But Balestier, still smarting from last week'sPicture/ David Tan - 505 words
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Article88 1998-07-26 33 Geylang United is out of the title hunt. But SAFFC is just one match away from being crowned champion. The Warriors (SAFFC) and Tanjong Pagar won their matches last night and are tied on 43 points. SAFFC beat Woodlands 3-0 while Tanjong Pagar dismissed Gombak United 3-1. But88 words
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Article110 1998-07-26 33 P W D L F APH 1 SAFFC 19 13 4 2 45 18 43 2 T P«9* 19 13 4 2 34 13 43 3 Gey tang 19 11 5 3 30 15 38 4 Home Utd 20 8 4 8 42 28 28 5 Batestfer110 words
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Article27 1998-07-26 33 Geylang v Jurong FC (Bedok Stadium) Marine Castle v Tampines (Hougang) Sembawang v Balestier (Yishun) SAFFC v Gombak (Jurong Town) Tanjong Pagar v Woodlands (Queenstown)27 words
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