The New Paper, 7 September 1998
1998-09-07
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Article, Illustration931 1998-09-07 2 The political crisis sparked by last Wednesday's sacking of Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim as Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister shows no signs of abating. In this commentary written exclusively for The New Paper, well-known Malaysian political analyst RUSTAM A SANlsays the crisis is a sign that the country'sPicture/ Nst - 931 words
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Article, Illustration469 1998-09-07 2 "PEOPLE Power" looks to be ousted Malaysian deputy prime minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's goal as he gears up for his showdown with Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. Thousands of supporters have visited Datuk Anwar at his suburban home since Thursday. They include opposition leaders, human469 words
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Article, Illustration425 1998-09-07 3 'We're fighters' Anwar's kids HE had to apologise to his eldest daughter after he was sacked as Deputy Premier. Why? Well, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim had not told Nurul Izzah about his political woes earlier. She said she heard the shocking news from friends instead, reported the Sun. "I wasPicture/ Sun - 425 words
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Article, Illustration464 1998-09-07 4 Yong Siew Fern - A mother's worst fears turn to tears SIMGAPORETODAY BY Yong Siew Fern SHE thought he was selling denim jeans. But he was really selling drugs. Madam Sapiah A Karim, 65, had no idea that her son's addiction to drugs had become so serious. Years ago, she hadPicture/ Berita Minggu - 464 words
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Article322 1998-09-07 6 Stand out and fit together m PM GOH: STRENGTH IN DIVERSITY The ways the media helps promote both cultural diversity and social unity can be seen by the way each paper headlined its report on Mr Goh's speech in today's edition: THE SIRMIS TIMES Media's role in sealing social iinNy322 words
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Article66 1998-09-07 6 AM LATESTj A MAN in his 50s set fire to himself using a flammable liquid in Bishan Park yesterday. He suffered burns to more than 97 per cent of his body. Two passersby put out the flames before two fire engines and an ambulance arrived at the scene.66 words
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Article63 1998-09-07 6 CIQ SINGAPOREANS have come out strongly behind the Government over the dispute with Malaysia on the move of Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) facilities to Woodlands, said a new survey by The Straits Times. Of the 400 people polled, over 80 per cent supported the move, while 6963 words
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Article54 1998-09-07 6 RINGGIT SCORES of anxious customers of Standard Chartered Bank gave up Sunday siestas yesterday to settle their ringgit accounts at the bank's main branch. The bank offered to stay open to customers on a Sunday to help them beat a looming Malaysia-imposed deadline to close or convert ringgit54 words
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Article65 1998-09-07 6 2% Failure HANSON THE tax policy of Australia's One Nation may have cost the party any chance at the upcoming election. Ms Pauline Hanson's 2-per-cent-flat tax system has been laughed at by all sides of politics and business. Most say it would lose the government billions in revenue and affect65 words
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Article52 1998-09-07 6 South China Morning Post Warning of fireball as Iran rejects US peace bid New Straits Times: EPU chief tipped to head Bank Negara International Herald Tribune: Chill wind in US for Clinton BBC nears: Taliban authorities in Afganistan call on the UN to prevent a military attack52 words
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Article223 1998-09-07 7 flsxsus PEPSI and Coca-Cola may soon taste different in Malaysia. The government has ordered soft-drink makers in the country to cut the sugar content of their drinks or lose their licences, The Business Times reported today. Health officials say the order is aimed at reducing223 words
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Article52 1998-09-07 7 BONDS THE Singapore government bond market is set to take off. Regional uncertainty is fuelling a growing demand for such safe securities, bond traders say. Their attraction was boosted following Singapore's top marks from a credit rating agency. Also, the returns have improved as the government promotes the52 words
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Article59 1998-09-07 7 DEATH A THREE-YEAR-OLD boy died after falling out of the kitchen window of a lOth-storey Jurong flat on Saturday night. Kwa Yu En had climbed up from a stool to the window of his parents' flat in Teban Gardens, before falling to his death at 10.30 pm.59 words
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Article65 1998-09-07 7 COURTS PRE-TRIAL conferences have helped to speed up the settlement of cases. Introduced in 1992, PTCs allow lawyers from opposing sides to meet court officers to discuss their cases. They have enabled the courts here to dispose of 17,304 cases, leaving only 917 cases to go on to65 words
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Article66 1998-09-07 7 METEORS I GLOBAL communications will be in danger when Earth passes through the wake of a comet in November. Scientists said the ensuing meteor storm will see pieces of comet flying around at 70 kmh a second. Even a tiny piece "zipping through electronics could render a66 words
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Article65 1998-09-07 7 The Straits Times: Media's role in sealing social unity The Business Times: Growing demand for S'pore govt bonds Uanhe Zaobao: PM Goh: Lianhe Zaobao plays vital role in maintaining Singapore's cultural diversity Berita Harian: PM Goh: Spirit of unity has strengthened RCS morning news: PM applauds the65 words
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Article50 1998-09-07 7 Quote worthy If you do up a toilet well, people will treasure it. People areukethat. Architect Teok Hai Pin, saying the standard of a public toilet influences the behaviour of the people who use it He consigned two toilets Praised by the Environment Ministry for their design.50 words
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Advertisement569 1998-09-07 8 P can Malaysians But Uhh, not sure. At •rtMfiiSS? Change your carry when travelling? you can take out more I""— "■—r""STl I Prefer fixed- least. I can move Heard RM 500 a \f flft in foreign currency. I Ringgit today, I rate system in money around news? 1.000 tails quickly.569 words
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Article, Illustration233 1998-09-07 9 WENmrODAY Donl panic. Interest rates will come (town because the ringgit is steady. I hope so. I was paying as much as 13 per cent on my business loans. They raised the I rate before to make the ringgit stronger. High lending rates hurt the economy. People233 words
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SINGAPORETODAY
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Article, Illustration69 1998-09-07 10 mui*mui< Backauw, who m Quoted by Print Minister Goh Chofc Tong la Ms National Day Raty address on Mlg HytpOMM IM Ml AfU INMI aDOUI M effects of the regional economic crisis: Asean is a bit like a boat Singapore is probably first class, with69 words
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Article166 1998-09-07 10 ALMOST all the 468 entries got it right in our contest last week: a) Mr S Dhanabalan was featured on Page 8 of The New Paper on Aug 31. b) True the Mega Saver 2 Passport lets you into Sentosa, Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and Jurong166 words
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Article, Illustration323 1998-09-07 11 Carol Leong - This stuff's good for you By Carol Leong A TRADITIONAL Chinese herb has been found to help protect the heart. "Sanchi", or Panax pseudo-ginseng, has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries for heart and circulatory disorders. Now, Western science has finally caught up. Dr Paul Chan,Picture/ Joyce Lim - 323 words
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Article135 1998-09-07 11 THESE are foods that Dr Chan says can lower blood pressure. Garlic. Can reduce cholesterol and prevent the kind of blood clotting that triggers heart attacks. Celery. Western celery has high levels of potassium which helps. Btttergoord. Traditionally, the Chinese have always recommended this. Japanese green tea. It135 words
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Article527 1998-09-07 13 The jobs situation is getting bad, says the latest labour survey. So how can there be jobs for all? The Manpower Ministry has a special 4R action plan, due to be announced this morning. YVONNE UM reports Q Help! I've been retrenched. How to get another job? Redeploy527 words
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229 1998-09-07 13 FOR the first time in 11 years, there are more job-seekers than jobs. For every 10 people looking for jobs, there were only eight vacancies, according to a survey of the labour market from April to June. Earlier, 10 job-seekers could choose from 25 jobs.229 words
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WORLDTODAY
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Article, Illustration455 1998-09-07 14 BRIAN MILLER - by BRIAN MILLER THE images on TV screens were chillingly familiar. So, too, the pictures in newspapers. We saw boats plucking out debris. Pieces of wreckage mangled beyond recognition. There were dismembered bodies fished out and put in black garbage bags. We saw hopelessness on the facesPicture/ Reuters - 455 words
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Article33 1998-09-07 14 Divers yesterday found one of the two flight recorders from Swissair Flight 111 which crashed into the ocean with 229 people on board, a Canadian air safety official told Reuters.33 words
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Article30 1998-09-07 14 The brother of a Swissair crash victim died of a heart attack on Saturday as he flew on a Swissair flight to attend a memorial service, Reuters reported.30 words
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Article354 1998-09-07 15 AFP. ONE would think these neighbours would be natural friends. Afler all, both are strict Muslims. And both hate the US. Yet the Taleban regime in Afghanistan is on the verge of going to war with Iran. Despite their shared religion, the difference between the Taleban andAFP. - 354 words
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Article, Illustration119 1998-09-07 15 IRAN'S military buildup is centred near the town of Ahmad abad. It includes 35,000 troops, 80 T-72 tanks, two SA-6 mobile missle stations, 90 heavy artillery pieces and 60 armoured vehicles. It also has a 100-bed field hospital, which includes an intensive care unit, a surgery unitPicture/ Reuters - 119 words
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Article117 1998-09-07 15 LATEST Wire services. IRAN'S supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has ruled out any military confrontation with the Taleban. The commander-in-chief of Iran's 500,000-strong armed forces said there would be "no confrontation with Taleban", the Teheran Times said. In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Taleban official Mulawi Shihab EddinWire services. - 117 words
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Article, Illustration366 1998-09-07 16 Suharto says on TV: Source: Wire services FOR the second time since stepping down from power, Indonesia's fallen president appeared on TV. This time, Mr Suharto denied allegations that he had accumulated a fortune worth billions during his 32 years in powerSource: Wire services; Picture/ Afp - 366 words
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Article, Illustration53 1998-09-07 16 mukmuk A weird thing happened in Oklahoma in the US recently. A dead woman managed to gain 2,000 votes more than a Mr Jeny Kobytuk in a Senate primary, the first phase of Congressional election*. y. i*-t---s—■-nfli rVODyIUK S3yS. I'm not complaining. I am just wondering what voters53 words
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Article, Illustration591 1998-09-07 17 Beswas - Beswas MpQMJMMOM CALCUTTA IT* *1 'v-<* i Saint of the Gutters a year now. But JKllßlfissionaries of Roman Catholic care Nepal-b<*imtanrwho inrriaerftiil lia#nr Teresa in a imooth,election in March last MPVhaft also stepped and yW r flW w J >.'. sorrow, bat of consolidation SisterPicture/ Subhendu Chaki - 591 words
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Article421 1998-09-07 17 Patrick Jonas - By Patrick Jonas I WAS in the university Mother Teresa. It was in had come to my hometown, ifl| open one of her houses. I went to hear her speak at There were hardly 50 people She had not won the Nobel not command the popularity years. But421 words
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Article, Illustration195 1998-09-07 18 QI'M 20 and working as a secretary. I completed my CBS (secretarial) course two months ago. I wish to take up a part-time private diploma course in business administration or human resource management. Or I may go for a private secretarial course. But I haven'tPicture/ File - 195 words
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Article243 1998-09-07 18 QMY 1996 O-level result was bad. Although my LIB 4 (English as first language and best four subjects) was 17, my English was EB. I'm 19 and I have asked the Ministry of Education whether I could resit the GCE O-level243 words
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Article, Illustration248 1998-09-07 19 QI AM in Secondary 2. I'm wondering which stream, arts or science, to go to next year. I'm also wondering whether I should go to a junior college or a polytechnic. My grades are average: C 5 for English, A 1 for E maths, APicture/ File - 248 words
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Article112 1998-09-07 19 QMY brother is studying IT in Australia. He wishes to be a psychologist here. Should he get a degree in psychology or study psychology through the bachelor of science? Which foreign degree is recognised here? Is there a governing body on psychology here? Conccrnod Sister AIT seems112 words
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310 1998-09-07 19 QI'M in the science stream. 11l be sitting for the 0 levels this year. I want to do law. As Temasek Poly offers legal studies, I would like information on it, please. I would also like to know about advantages and disadvantages of taking310 words
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Article, Illustration460 1998-09-07 20 Avis Wong - By Avis Wong GOOD things in life do come in small packages. Like the low-budget independent Cantonese movie, Made In Hongkong. Made with only HK$5OO,OOO ($120,000), the movie about youth problems in an adult world has won numerous international awards. (See 'Awards Film Has Won' on nextPicture/ Alvin Toh - 460 words
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Article, Illustration461 1998-09-07 21 HE was a punk, a street urchin. He's not good-looking. So scrawny. Yet now, he is a movie star. Sam Lee Chan Sam is the next biggest "character actor" after Jordan Chan (of Young Dangerous and He's A Woman, She's A Man fame). He hasPicture/ Alvin Toh - 461 words
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Article117 1998-09-07 21 50th festival internazkmale del film Locarno 1997 IMiii land) —Special Jury Prizes, Popular Best Film of European Youngster Audience, European Arthouse Confederation Pusan International Flm Festival (South Nona) Association of Worldwide Critic Festival International Be Che Be C|ou (Spain) Best Film, Best Screenplay Nairtes Festival das117 words
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Article, Illustration70 1998-09-07 22 LISTEN to our celebrity buzz on 1900-912-0004. WC -AWhat was the first acting job Armageddon star Ben Affleck (right) landed? Which magazine was featured on the cover of? What's the tit& bf the short film he directed? Find out 10 things you never knew ahput him.70 words
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Article, Illustration375 1998-09-07 22 WHILE some of us mere mortals might dread leaving the 30s to turn 40, it seems quite all right to be four decades old when you're a star. Take People magazine's list of celebs who are 40 and are (still) fabulous: Alec Baldwin (April 3): Word has it375 words
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Article, Illustration272 1998-09-07 23 Chan Seet Fun - By Chan Seet Fun Kim-Kyna Tan, 26, is a radio DJ. But the producerpresenter has left the world of pop music because of her passion for the Arts. Formerly a Power 98 DJ, she now handles the programmes Made in SingaporePicture/ David Tan - 272 words
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Article87 1998-09-07 23 THE National Arts Council's arts radio station, Passion 99.5 FM, gets more than 24,000 listeners. Programme manager Pearl Samuel said this was the finding of a recent survey. The station started broadcasting on Dec 1 last year. "The survey was based on listenership from March to May,87 words
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Article, Illustration462 1998-09-07 25 FONG FOONG MEI - L T CETERA WITH FONG FOONG MEI ALMOST 10 years ago, while waiting for my SPM results (in Malaysia, the equivalent of O levels), I took a job as a receptionist. The windows of my office directly overlooked the off-white, double-storey home of Datuk Anwar Ibrahim, who462 words
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Miscellaneous132 1998-09-07 25 COMICRELIEF Calvin and Hobbes/Bill Watterson wuws ALL w WATER I CM Hi QOSU/ AQCPBT/ WERE I«* M wwa. off J ITS TUE END OF KAR ?in COMING IN/ GONG ON IT AIL K6HTCRVIN, »g. VjME **u>, CALVIN. T-]—- Adam/Brian Basset MOM, Q«D. IT'S C I I'M SURE SCHOOL'S 7*MT* IT??132 words
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Miscellaneous130 1998-09-07 27 COMICRELIEF The Concrete Jungle/Colin Goh SSyf iws a*. *g|P •wmuos: soVWE THOSE BOCKS? I ■»1 li r) Big Nate/Lincoln Peirce V*- —-v HE'S IN\l I-,. jt HE'S ON A WELL...» Sf UTTER' V- IX WOU'T YOU MUST WELL. HERE J SPA I kl 7 SAMATIQAL. HAVE YOU TAUGHT ART I130 words
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Article, Illustration428 1998-09-07 28 Danny Lim - 2 UJ S This week feed wi By Danny Lim BEE'S a restaurant where you can have a hall of a H time in more ways than one. But expect your 11 dinner to come with a twist at Igor's in Hongkong. screams are ledjnto a haunted^428 words
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Article, Illustration471 1998-09-07 30 FOO^/vu^ If you enjoy good food, it's worth taking a trip down to Jurong East Street 31 to savour the creations of Seyu Restaurant. The restaurant prides itself on using natural flavourings and is extremely particular about the ingredients that go into their sauces. Restaurant owner, Mr Chin471 words
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Article, Illustration453 1998-09-07 39 Gerard Wong - PUMA STREET SOCCER FINALS: VIENNA. AUSTRIA UNDER-14 Stories/ Gerard Wong A LACK of build was to be the Singapore Under-14 team's undoing at the Puma Street Soccer World Finals last Saturday. That was the main reason why it lost its matches to Georgia, Holland, Northern Ireland and453 words
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Article367 1998-09-07 39 UNDER-17 IT was an emotional roller-coaster ride for the Singapore Under-17 players at the weekend. In the space of just four matches, the boys went through joy, hope, frustration and sadness. Here's how they fared. GAME 1: SINGAPORE 3 BULGARIA 1: The boys couldn't have got367 words
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Article, Illustration181 1998-09-07 39 US OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS: NEW YORK TIM HENMAN bt MICHAEL KOHLMAN 6-3, 7-5,1-6, 6-4 Reuters. BRITAIN Tim Henman really enjoyed his 24th birthday in windy New York yesterday. The Wimbledon semi-finalist snatched a four-set victory for a spot in the US Open fourth round, hisReuters. - 181 words
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Article476 1998-09-07 40 Brian Miller - NIKE OPEN ATHLETICS Stories/. Brian Miller IT stood for 10 years, weathering assault after assault. In fact, many said that this Ail-Comers mark would stand the test of time. But yesterday, in a blur of speed which lasted a fleeting 44.605 ec, China's long-standing record476 words
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Article, Illustration231 1998-09-07 40 SINGAPORE'S Hamkah Afik was a happy man. Not only did he qualify for the 'A' final of the 100 m. He beat two of Thailand's top sprinters. Hamkah finished fifth in 10.775ec. Thailand's Sophanich Vissanu and Kongdeck Natenee goldandPicture/ Joyce Lim - 231 words
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Article, Illustration560 1998-09-07 41 Ernest Luis - Ml NATIONAL RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP (GRADE 1); BLACKS 10 SAFSAI3 BLACKS PAY PRICE FOR NOT SPINNING BALL WIDE GRAPE TWO RESULTS Blacks RFC 44 SAFSA 3 Northern Knights 5 Bucks RFC 5 Singapore Cricket Club 110 Lion Red RFC 0 Singapore Recreation Club 0 WanderersPicture/ David Tan - 560 words
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252 1998-09-07 42 Reuters. THE glory of the World Cup Finals seemed a lifetime away for some of Europe's big guns as they misfired in their opening qualifying matches for the 2000 European Championship at the weekend. France, crowned world champion lessReuters. - 252 words
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Article110 1998-09-07 42 GROUP ONE: Wales 0 Italy 2 Belarus 0 Denmark 0 GROUP TWO: Greece 2 Slovenia 2 Norway 1 Latvia 3 Georgia 1 Albania 0 GROUP THREE: Finland 3 Moldova 2 Turkey 3 Northern Ireland 0 GROUP FOUR: Iceland 1 France 1 Ukraine 3 Russia110 words
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Article, Illustration556 1998-09-07 42 SWEDEN 2 ENGLAND 1 Wire services. HAVING sung the praises all last week for a teenager from Cheshire, Sweden changed its tune after its 2-1 defeat of England. It had been Owen as far you could see until just before kick-off on Saturday, reports the LondonWire services.; Picture/ Reuters - 556 words
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Article304 1998-09-07 42 Reuters. Reuters. NORWAY 1 LATVIA 3 NORWAY suffered its first home defeat since 1991. It went down 3-1 to little Latvia in its opening Group Two match yesterday. "This was a 90-minute nightmare," new Norwegian coach Nils Johan Semb said. Norway dominated long stretches ofReuters. - 304 words
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Article, Illustration1235 1998-09-07 43 S GULAM - Factory supervisor Abdul Razak, 37, lost all interest in Singapore soccer after the Malaysia Cup pullout in 1994. He has not watched a single soccer match involving the Lions in the last three years. He was fed up with the agonising streak of failures.Picture/ Jonathan Choo - 1,235 words
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Miscellaneous172 1998-09-07 39 WHAT'S G(P)NE WHAT'S <Q)N How the main matches went I Today's main matches: (seeding* in bold): MEN (3rd id): MEN Thomas Johansson (Swe) bt 5 1 Pete Sampras (US) v Marat Richard Krajicek (Hoi) 6-7 Safin (Rus) (5/7), 4-5 (retired) 3 Patrick Rafter (Aust) v 14 8 Carlos Mova (Spa)172 words
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Article, Illustration728 1998-09-07 45 TIGER CUP FINAL IN VIETNAM: SINGAPORE 1 VIETNAM 0 The Tiger Cup-winning Lions arrived at Changi Airport yesterday, and were greeted by 150-odd fans waving small Singapore flags. But coach Barry Whitbread, probably Singapore's most-criticised coach ever, was the man of the moment. ERNEST LUIS catches up withPicture Joyce Lim - 728 words
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Article256 1998-09-07 45 IRONICALLY, Barry Whitbread's No 1 fan his wife wasn't around when he arrived at Changi Airport. When asked, he said she had gone to Vietnam to watch the final, and was only returning on a later flight in the evening with his youngest daughter. His elder daughter256 words
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Article, Illustration467 1998-09-07 46 ESM2 2000 QUALIFIERS SWEDEN 2 ENGLAND 1 THE ENGLAND LOSS: Pag* 45 Wire services. SATELLITE broadcaster BSkyß confirmed yesterday it was in discussions with Manchester United. And it could lead to a takeover bid for the soccer club. Earlier, the Sunday Telegraph newspaper said Sky, 40Wire services.; Picture/ Reuters - 467 words
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