The New Paper, 14 January 1999
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Title Section21 1999-01-14 1 the new paper THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1999 MITA(P) 151/04/98 60 CENTS http://newpaper.asiai .com.sg Another ual "y P ubhca,ion °«Singapore Press Holdings21 words
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Advertisement45 1999-01-14 1 HK chill At least 10 die as temperatures drop below 10 deg C /p ag e 2 Dr M says Japan's too slow in giving out loans to Malaysia /Page 16 S'pore pilgrims die in car crash in India Hkfc,' Jordan quits (again) wF 1 >45 words
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257 1999-01-14 2 TWO Umno politicians denied yesterday that they had attended a secret meeting chaired by Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad on Nov 15. Datuk Ibrahim Ali, the Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, and Tan Sri Rahim Thamby Chik, the former Malacca Chief257 words
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Article, Illustration204 1999-01-14 2 ELEVEN elderly people died as fierce cold waves hit Hongkong. Temperatures plunged to its lowest level this winter from Monday's 17 deg C to 10 deg C the following day in the urban areas. In the rural parts of the New Territories, itPicture/ Afp - 204 words
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Article85 1999-01-14 2 AFP. THE health authorities have called for immediate precautionary measures against the cold as well as flu. A spokesman said the cold wave could trigger diseases especially among the elderly with heart, respiratory or chronic diseases. More than 150 people, mostly homeless, have gone to temporaryAFP. - 85 words
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Article, Illustration863 1999-01-14 3 How should the US do it? The United States faces a major dilemma when it comes to dealing with Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. Occupying Iraq seems to be the best solution but in today's modern world, that's easier said than done, writes KIRK MEIGHOO THE "Iraq problem" is,863 words
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549 1999-01-14 4 TWO SINGAPORE PILGRIMS KILLED IN CRASH IN INDIA Five other Singaporean pilgrims survived the horrible early morning accident in a small town in Tamil Nadu. CRISPIN A ROBERT spoke to one of the survivors THEY decided to travel at night to avoid549 words
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Article, Illustration220 1999-01-14 4 WHEN they heard of the accident through a relative, Mr V Pathmanathan's family hoped against hope that their eldest son would have somehow survived the accident. But when his aunt, Mrs T Chandra, 53, called the hospital in India, all their hopes were dashed. "We kept praying220 words
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Article, Illustration371 1999-01-14 4 Danny Lim - Their goal to to visit temple By Danny Lim THE seven Singaporeans had been on their way to pray to Lord Ayyappan, a Hindu deity who, according to believers, protects all who visit his temple. The men are likely to have wanted just that. But tragedy struck before they could371 words
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Article269 1999-01-14 5 m THE use of a US reasoning test as part of university admission here from 2002 has some students worried. The head of the panel that proposed the change, Professor Shih Choon Fong, addressed some of their concerns in The Straits Times today: What if my269 words
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Article, Illustration62 1999-01-14 5 "Sr Engineer Viju Chakarapany proposing to conference organisers Sreedevy, 26, in an attap house display at the Singapore History Museum yesterday. The couple met at the museum four years ago and Mr Viju spent weeks arranging his novel proposal, including placing a $1,000 diamond ring in the62 words
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Article67 1999-01-14 5 SCHOOL ABOUT 30 Catholic Junior College students, who failed their first year exams, have been told to either shape up, or leave. Principal Sister Maria Lau said the students would be taken back only if they write in promising to work hard. The action, she said, was to67 words
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Article, Illustration54 1999-01-14 5 BUSINESS SINGAPORE Airlines chief executive officer Cheong Choong Kong, 57, has been named Asia's Businessman of the Year for 1998 by Fortune magazine (left). The respected financial journal gave Dr Cheong much of the credit for ensuring that the airline maintained its unbroken 27-year record of profitability54 words
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Article57 1999-01-14 5 UNIVERSITIES SINGAPORE'S two universities have been urged to pay top salaries. It's the way to attract high-calibre teachers and attain excellence, international advisers say. "If you get scholars who are superb teachers and superb at research, they will attract to them talented students hungry for knowledge57 words
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Article56 1999-01-14 5 FINANCE NERVOUS investors drove the rupiah down to a two-month low yesterday. It fell 6 per cent to 8,500 to US$l, reports The Business Times. Investors were jittery because the Indonesian parliament is pressuring the government to revise next year's budget. The market was also spooked by talk56 words
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Article58 1999-01-14 6 BOOKS SM LEE'S memoirs was the best read for former British Prime Minister Edward Heath last year. He picked the book, saying it was "one of the most significant publications of the year". Mr Heath said this in the British newspaper, Guardian, which had asked 49 politicians, poets58 words
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Article58 1999-01-14 6 MOVIES THE second legal attempt to stop the Leonardo DiCaprio movie, The Beach, from being filmed in Thailand has failed. The bid was thrown out by a Thai civil court. Villagers from the southern Phi Phi island national park didn't want the movie made there as they believe58 words
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Article60 1999-01-14 6 TAX TAXES collected in the first 11 months last year was down $1.14 billion, compared to the same period two years ago. The sharpest drops were in stamp duty and property tax, revealed the latest figures from the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore. Their declines were a result60 words
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Article50 1999-01-14 6 PAKISTAN PAKISTAN'S former cricket hero-turned-politician Imran Khan has denied allegations by Customs officials that his wealthy British wife, Jemima, had tried to smuggle 400 antique tiles out of the country. Mr Khan said the tiles, bought for 30,320 rupees (551,090), didn't appear to be more than 50 years old.50 words
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Article47 1999-01-14 5 International Herald Tribune: Brazil sets off panic in the markets New Straits Times: RM3b properties snapped up Berita Harian Malaysia: Land plan for the poor BBC news: Share prices around the world tumble as the financial crisis in Brazil, Latin America's largest economy, deepens47 words
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Article172 1999-01-14 6 in F0€us COULD there ever be a single currency across Asia, like the new euro in Europe? It's unlikely, writes Government of Singapore Ihvestment Corporation economist Shantanu Lodh in a personal column in The Business Times. It would require the strong support of regional powers like Japan172 words
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Article49 1999-01-14 6 The Straits Times: Varsities asked to reward top staff The Business Times: World Markets panic after Brazil devalues currency Lianhe Zaobao: Plunge in Brazil's stockmarket echoed in Europe and US Berita Harian: Charges against Anwar amended RCS morning news: Markets worldwide come down with Brazilian flu49 words
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Article82 1999-01-14 6 Quote worthy I trust that the right thing will be done and I think in the meanwhile I need to work on the business of the people. My opinion is not important here. My opinion is that I should be doing my job for the country.82 words
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Miscellaneous21 1999-01-14 6 Tongue Clfifek WHAT'S HUP fi si fr 1 r/jH l Bartender! l One more \uj\iv.t.. for the road! I Ih^r 921 words
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Article, Illustration267 1999-01-14 7 Jill Lim - SINGAPORETODAY By Jill Lim YOU know what they say: Let your fingers do the talking, think small, and keep your money in your pocket. Okay, I made that up but it's a good saying to remember when it comes to Internet auctions. Especially the one267 words
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Advertisement166 1999-01-14 10 ON THE JOB WHERE TO LOOK WHAT TO ASK FOR HOW TO COPE Got the job blues? OR you have questions about job-hunting. Write in and we'll try to get counsellors to help. You can even help someone else by sharing your own experience. WRITE TO: On The Job, The166 words
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Article342 1999-01-14 11 Danny Lim - By Danny Lim ONE-LEGGEDJfraiI, ill, half-deaf Tan Cheng HockM|, in his wheelchair, cut a pitiful figurafb court on Monday. Your heart would have gone out to the diabetic until you hilard the charges. This man turned his wheelchair into a weapon. He tried to run down his wife of 21342 words
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111 1999-01-14 11 MADAM Tan had told the court that Tan had visited the coffeeshop around noon on Dec 2 last year. He accused her of having affairs and abused her. Madam Tan then called the police, who told Tan to leave. But he returned111 words
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Article88 1999-01-14 11 Tan was fined a total of $2,OCX) for breaching the PPO on two occasions. Mr Koh said he had meted out the relatively light sentence on account of"the mitigating factors, his age and physical disability". But Tan, who stopped work after his leg was amputated, told Mr Koh he88 words
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Article, Illustration73 1999-01-14 12 m 11 I'm 111< Soccer player Lai Khai Ylp f 26, has been attending trials with S-League newcomer Khalsa Rovers. If registered as a olaver. Lai will be the first deaf-mute to play Hi Singapore. He wronL You can call me deaf, and you can73 words
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Article, Illustration257 1999-01-14 12 We ran a Murmur (right) on the Ministry of Information and the Arts' Conversational Mandarin CD-Rom recently, based on a letter in The Straits Times. Here's the response from the ministry published in ST on Jan 8: Mrs Teo Choon Mee for Secretary, Promote Mandarin257 words
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Article, Illustration363 1999-01-14 13 Source: Reuters. SHE has invented a faster way of keeping messages on the Internet secret. It will help millions of people bank and shop on the Net safely. And it will eventually involve billions of dollars of transactions around the world. But 16-year-oldSource: Reuters.; Picture/ Reuters - 363 words
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406 1999-01-14 13 Peter Wilson - TWO former associates of drag boss killed in the 1980s. George died of a heroin overdose in Sydney's Kings Cms after teMngthe National Crime iidii ii iiiii jJ Autnomy or TfiL ronce iiiipcct he wot m lll|vvlvw "»Ul the fatal dose. Mario Meerolwas406 words
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103 1999-01-14 14 AFP. AMERICAN or Dutch citizen, r matter, ethnic Indians will soon be able visit their country of origi without a visa. The Indian government yesterday approved a scheme to provide visa-free entry to ethnic Indians who are citizens of other countries, officialsAFP. - 103 words
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Article391 1999-01-14 14 Sources: Wire services, NYT. FRANCE, one of the Big Five in the UN Security Council, has come up with a plan which it hopes will end the Iraqi crisis. France wants the oil embargo against Iraq lifted, and a scaled-down weapons inspection regime. It gaveSources: Wire services, NYT. - 391 words
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Article128 1999-01-14 14 FRANCE wants: A long-term monitoring programme to make sure Iraq does not use its remaining weapons stocks or acquire new ones. In practice, this would mean there would be no accounting or intrusive inspections of past weapons programmes, such as those done by the UN special weapons128 words
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Article, Illustration58 1999-01-14 14 murmur Malaysian Immigration Department Director-General DatukAsab Che Mat is concerned that a large number of women in the country are married to irresponsible mm. He says: Parents must vet their daughters' prospective husbands carefully, as we have many cases of women being married off to mad58 words
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Article, Illustration381 1999-01-14 15 PR M 1 TO JAPAN: Source: AFP. ABOUT a month ago, the Malaysian Premier said his country would not be accepting a US$4 billion ($6.6 billion) loan from Singapore because it could get the money it needed from Japan. However, the expected aid from Japan hasSource: AFP. - 381 words
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Article144 1999-01-14 15 MALAYSIA needs about RM60 billion ($27.23 billion) to finance its economic recovery. The money will be used, among other things, to help Malaysian banks which are saddled with bad loans. The government had initially planned to borrow US$4 billion from Singapore. But, last month, Dr144 words
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Article297 1999-01-14 15 Wire services. THE Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 250 points in the first 30 minutes of trading yesterday. But it managed to recover and finished the day 125.12 points lower than the previous day's closing at 9,349.56. Reason for the plunge: The devaluation of the BrazilianWire services. - 297 words
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Article, Illustration454 1999-01-14 16 But Judge says it's FINE Foul. WM So cried Anwar Ibrahim. So, too, his wife, Datin Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail. Unfair. So fumed the lawyers of the sacked former Malaysian deputy prime HI minister. Fine. So ruled trial Judge Augustine Paul, who been hearing evidence454 words
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Article183 1999-01-14 16 Judge Augustine Paul asks Anwar's lawyer, Mr Christopher Fernando, which witnesses he intends to call after the prosecution closed its case and offered its list of 47 witnesses to the defence. Judge Paid: Can you decide now? Mr Fernando: Yes. The first witness, in the event183 words
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Article119 1999-01-14 16 THERE was mixed reaction to the news that the prosecution was amending the charges against Anwar. A lawyer said that the prosecution had the right to amend the charges, "but still, people are wondering why they chose to do it at this late stage." Others asked why the119 words
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Article, Illustration470 1999-01-14 17 The men seem to make the big bucks in Hollywood. Top actors such as Tom Hanks and Tom Cruise get paid about US$2O million ($33.4 million) a movie. But actresses earn less—about three-quarters of what the men take home and that's470 words
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Article, Illustration257 1999-01-14 18 POPULARITY can be a double-edged sword for an actor. Said Ekachai Uekrongtham, president and artistic director of Action Theatre: "Sometimes, when you cast famous people, you have to think twice... Some of them have to work against their image." He pointed out that in theatre, fame257 words
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Article, Illustration505 1999-01-14 19 Joyce Lim - By Joyce Lim Ceilings painted like the sky, drawings of cheery zoo animals on the wall, chairs with flower motifs and brightly-coloured doors with pictures sketched 0n... Yes. Colour has come to the Laotion capital of Vientiane. At least, inside one building the Mother and Child505 words
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Article159 1999-01-14 19 Peephole delivery A male student had a lesson in delivering babies. While painting a wall, he saw through a hole an operation going on in the delivery room next door. Too bright The volunteers had actually painted the entrance to the building purple and yellow.159 words
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Article, Illustration334 1999-01-14 20 Hazel Tan - By Hazel Tan HER recent mini-concert in Hongkong was so hot that it made the noses of members of the audience bleed. Or so reported the Hongkong media. But actress-singer Athena Chu Yan laughed it off. 'The phrase nose-bleeding sounds a little disgusting," said Athena, giggling away in334 words
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Article, Illustration351 1999-01-14 21 despite marriage woes HER marriage is on the rocks. But Malaysian actress/singer Raja Ema is not letting this get her down. She will be strong for herself and her children. She is not going to let herself be too unhappy. Raja Ema is coping because351 words
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Article, Illustration500 1999-01-14 22 T JEYATHESAN - ET CETERA WITH T JEYATHESAN I HAD been waiting for a cab for about 20 minutes. Then, round the corner, came the answer to my prayers. As his vehicle moved closer, I noticed the cab driver peering very closely at me. The next thing I knew,500 words
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Article, Illustration450 1999-01-14 23 Tanya Fong - By Tanya Fong HE is like a walking wine dictionary. He can rattle off the histories of more than 400 different types of French and Italian wine like a mantra. Mr Aby Tan, 24, (above) a cellar master at the Raffles Grill at Raffles Hotel, can tell youPicture/ Sam Yeo - 450 words
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Advertisement51 1999-01-14 23 JOB AOS What's cooking? A restaurant bythe riverside A needs cooks and sales executives. See page 26. Condojob To work at a prestigious condominium along Scotts Road as a security officer, you need to have w some experience 1 and good I communica- m tion skills. C See page 26.51 words
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Article, Illustration396 1999-01-14 25 FROM PAGE 25 CAREER CHOICE From your experience, what kind of wine do Singaporeans like? Why? Most prefer red wine. I think it's because red wines have more body, and have more complex flavours. It's also because red wines are reputed to have health benefits. What's yourPicture/ Sam Yeo - 396 words
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Article, Illustration387 1999-01-14 31 S Gulam - By S Gulam I'LL apologise. I'll give back the compensation money. Just let me play in the S-League. Bosnian footballer Esad Sejdic said this in a dramatic written appeal sent to the S-League Board yesterday. "I'm prepared to do anything. Just let me387 words
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Article, Illustration407 1999-01-14 31 S GULAM - COMMENT BY S GULAM Officially no one knows why Esad Sejdic can't play. The S-League has not given any reasons for its decision. Unofficially, I was told that his application to play for Woodlands Wellington in 1997 was turned down on moral grounds. And I was also407 words
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Article103 1999-01-14 31 WOODLANDS Wellington signed German defender Jorg Steinebrunner yesterday. Steinebrunner, who played for Tanjong Pagar United last year, is the Rams' first official foreign signing. They can sign three more. Asked why he went for Steinebrunner, the Rams' team manager R Vengadasalam said: "One of the reasons for103 words
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Article, Illustration412 1999-01-14 32 Paul Gascoigne must play for England again, said JEFFREYLOWon Monday after watching the Middlesbrough playmaker produce a stunning performance against Aston Villa over the weekend. What do the fans say? GERARD WONG sums up the reactions. On the facing page, fans respond to Jeffrey Low's412 words
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Article131 1999-01-14 32 Most say they favour Gazza returning to the England side. Here are two opposing views GAZZA should not play for England ever again. Not that I am not a England fan I had been supporting Gazza and England since I first watched soccer when I was131 words
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Article168 1999-01-14 32 SHOULD Gazza be included in the England team? I really think that we should wait and see. The reason is simple, Gazza is still not up to the mark yet, in terms of fitness and speed. Did anyone see how he lumbered against a ferocious and168 words
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Article, Illustration239 1999-01-14 32 THE ISSUE REAPERS REPLY; YES! Injustice, Newcastle should have beaten Chelsea last weekend. Yes, Newcastle dominated the game. But soccer is cruel and you need some luck to win. And Lady Luck seems to be with Chelsea. So is Chelsea championship class? No doubt about239 words
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Article161 1999-01-14 32 CHELSEA may be on top of the table after beating Newcastle, but that does not prove it is of true championship quality. True, the Blues may have the likes of Gianfranco Zola, Franck Leboeuf and Gianluca Vialli in their ranks. But they do not have the experience161 words
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Article, Illustration170 1999-01-14 32 Jason Lee - FESPIC GAMES FOR THE DISABLED BY Jason Lee IT was double delight for Singapore's disabled athletes at the seventh Far East and South Pacific Games for the Disabled (Fespic) in Bangkok. Wheelchair racers Lek Seow Hock and Zanariah Ahmaddi, both suffering from cerebral palsy, claimed a gold170 words
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Article, Illustration151 1999-01-14 33 '99.9 per cent certain' 7j 9y 13y 25| 33; 91 The jersey numbers of the Chicago Bulls' key players in the NBA final playoffs win over Utah Jazz last year. Toni Kukoc (No 7), Ron Harper (91, Luc Longley (13), Steve Kerr (25), Scottie Pippen (33), Dennis RodmanPicture/ Reuters - 151 words
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85 1999-01-14 33 Reuters. THE Chicago restaurant where Michael Jordan dined on Tuesday night with team-mates Scottie Pippen, Ron Harper and Dickey Simpkins, rushed out a fax with the menu for what it called his "last supper." Jordan ordered off the menu, choosing lobster martini servedReuters. - 85 words
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492 1999-01-14 34 EVERY profession has its occupational hazard. For journalists like me, it's the need to be impartial. To be fair. To be brutal... if required. But here's a confession (and all you guys who've been reading me for the492 words
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Article, Illustration656 1999-01-14 34 AFP. LAT-WP. Your fans are really going to miss you. What do you say to them? The best way to survive without Michael Jordan is to start to live without him. You say you have new challenges as a father and businessman to replace those on the basketballAFP.; LAT-WP. - 656 words
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Article, Illustration123 1999-01-14 35 3RD-RD REPLAYS: K P FULHAMI Barry Hayles 85th min SOUTHAMPTON 0 Half-time: OO Crowd: 17,448 LEEDS UNITED 3 Alan Smith 22, 51, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink 67 RUSHDEN A DIAMONDS 1 Carl Heggs 11 Half-time: 1-1 Crowd: 39,159 SWANSEA 1 Martin Thomas 29 WEST HAM 0 Half-time: 1-0 Crowd:123 words
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Article, Illustration294 1999-01-14 35 TOP SIDES HUMILIATED AFP. THE FA Cup in England is known to thrown up some shock results. And last night the trend continued as two Premiership sides West Ham and Southampton were humbled by lower division opposition in third-round replays. SWANSEA 1 WEST HAM 0 Unheralded SwanseaAFP.; Picture/ Reuters - 294 words
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Article173 1999-01-14 35 LEEDS 3 RUSHDEN DIAMONDS 1 LEEDS was given a big fright early on. Carl Heggs shocked a full house at Elland Road (Leeds' ground) to give non-League Rushden and Diamonds the lead, reports Sky Sports (Internet Edition). The sides had drawn 0-0 in their previous173 words
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Article229 1999-01-14 35 Italian Cup Reuters. FRENCH World Cup captain Didier Deschamps gave away a penalty four minutes into injury time. This was enough for 10-man Bologna to win 2-1 in the quarter-finals of the Italian Cup yesterday. Deschamps stumbled as he tried to tackle Bologna's Jonatan Binotto inReuters. - 229 words
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