Streats, 11 September 2000

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    22 1 STREATS Treats for the Streets MONDAY 11 September 2000 Another quality publication of ggjg Singapore Press Holdings E-mail: streats@sph.com.sg MITA (P) 103/06/2000
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  • morning rush
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      Lock icon Cheng San dotcom
      48 1 IF you live in Cheng San GRC, you will have your own web page, from which you can download information, consult a doctor online, interract with neighbours and even carry out some transactions. Yesterday, Communications and Information Technology Minister Yeo Cheow Tong previewed the site.
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      59 1 ABOUT 460 lonely and poor elderly citizens living in estates such as Ang Mo Kio, Redhill and Bedok will have better food, more outings, and enjoy more activities on Sunday mornings, under a new project started by the Singapore Airlines Club Sunday Programme. It was launched yesterday
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    Lock icon On the bus, on the train, your ride to work will soon be... •Faster •Safer •(hopefully) Better
    440 1 LATE again? Almost fell off the bus again? Fed up by delays again? Here’s some news to perk up your Monday morning: Your ride to work will soon be faster, safer and (hopefully)
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      28 1 Andre Lien: Mama’s bo turns bade PAGE 13 Michelle Goh: Why must MeePok Man's new bunny have to strip? 14 Wmm s > LimKaySil Demands apology Char 1 rWitW;
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      Lock icon Gunning for Guinness
      48 2 He hasn't shaved for 20 years. And it shows. Shibshankar Bharati, an astrologer, shows off his 195-cm beard in Calcutta. Bharati claims to have the longest beard in the world and has applied to be listed in the Guiness Book of World Records. Pic: AFP
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      28 2 Strc t& HOTLINE 1800-844-5566 FAX 745 1022 E-MAIL streats@sph.com.sg ADDRESS 82 Genting Lane, News Centre, Level 2 *****67) you to work for a month in a Mercedes Cab!
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      Lock icon Wanted: Balding twins
      349 3 They will be used to prove hair-growth drug WANTED: Twins, with sparse peaks. Purpose: To help in the fight against baldness. Who wants you? US pharmaceutical giant Merck Sharp Dohme. It wants to show the effectiveness of a drug Finasteride. Clinical trials have shown that the drug
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      Lock icon Ecstasy: Singaporean held in Penang
      120 3 A SINGAPOREAN was arrested at Penang International Airport on Saturday for possession of the drug Ecstasy. At around 7.30 am, the 44-year-old man caught the attention of customs officers at the airport when he behaved suspiciously during a customs check, reported Shin Min Daily News
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        Lock icon Singapore models: Can they last the distance?
        146 3 Background: The New Paper reported last Tuesday that the organiser of the Singapore Auto Salon show hired mainly Japanese models because he had more faith in them than Japore Japanese are better Norman Lim, organiser of the show LOCAL models lack the stamina
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      Lock icon He used fake gun to threaten
      275 4 Girlfriend molested in Geylang hotel A 19-YEAR-OLD full-time National Serviceman was arrested yesterday for molesting his female friend and using an imitation gun to threaten her in a hotel room. The teenager allegedly met the friend, an 18-year-old polytechnic student, at a Geylang hotel
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      Lock icon Laptops, cash stolen in break-in during school break
      173 4 BURGLARS broke into a school at the end of a one-week break. They stole three laptop computers worth $7,000 each and $1,600 cash from North View Secondary School. The cash included money collected from a charity walkathon. A school attendant, who opened
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      Lock icon A new road – because of a persistent MP
      223 4 A new road because of a persistent MP WHENEVER DR Michael Lim saw Minister Yeo Cheow Tong, he asked: “Minister, where’s the road?” And when the general manager of Singapore Bus Services picked up a telephone call from MP Dr Michael Lim, the beleagured GM was known to mutter that
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        Lock icon Disabled can work, too
        183 4 THE disabled must be graded on their employability so many can get jobs. So says Mr Edmund Wan, polio victim and Spastic Children’s Association of Singapore (SCAS) executive director. “When employers think of disabled people, they think of one who sits in a wheelchair and looks
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        Lock icon Factory fire at Kallang
        93 4 A FIRE broke out at a factory unit at Kallang Ave on Saturday at about 10.25 am. Workers saw thick smoke coming out of the third floor unit of a factory and immediatedly notified the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) and the police. The SCDF sent
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      Lock icon Pawnshops did roaring business worth $1.1b last year
      191 4 TIMES may have been hard recently but pawnshops saw a roaring business with a turnover of $l.l billion last year. Perhaps it is because of the hard times when Singaporeans who needed quick cash made a total of 2.5 million transactions at
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      Lock icon Labour of love for the Tengs
      336 5 THE Tengs wanted to kill two birds with one stone when they made a big dragon-shaped lantern for Zhong Qiu Jie the Mid-Autumn Festival. They wanted to take part in a lantern-making competition near their home on Lorong Ah Soo in Hougang, and teach
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      Lock icon Our weather girl says...
      78 5 Our weather girl says Hi! Hope you have your umbrella handy today. Showers are expected in the late morning and early afternoon over northern, southern and eastern areas. It will be slightly hazy and partly cloudy, with temperatures J going up to 32 degrees Celsius. The first high tide will
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    • Just a minute
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        Lock icon From this week...
        47 5 If you are working and have an education level less than Sec 4, you can upgrade your skills through bite-size training modules and obtain certificates issued by the National Skills Council. The Natonal Skills Recognition System is managed by the Productivity Standards Board (PSB).
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        Lock icon Remember...
        43 5 The results for the monthly tender for vehicle entitlements (COEs) are out: $36,684 for 1,600 cc cars and below; $37,001 for bigger cars, k 19,850 for goods vehicles and buses; $1,302 for I motorcycles, and $37,506 i for open category of cars.
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        Lock icon Check this out...
        75 5 Gear up for tomorrow's Mooncake Festival tonight head down to the Chinese Garden at Yuan Ching Road for the New Millennium Lantern i Show/Guizhou Dong k Minority Show. On I from 9am to 10pm, H you will get to HI admire beautiful |j lanterns from the Chinese
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      136 6 Mi bought it was in bad taste for (US vice-presidential candidate Joseph) Lieberman to go on and on about religion. But I thought it downright smug of him to suggest that God somehow favours America above all nations. The United States is a fortunate and exceptional nation
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      545 6 OVER the weekend, I was one of thousands of people flocking to Orchard Road like pilgrims to our shopping mecca. And the temples of our times: Takashimaya, Wisma, Tangs. After two hours of label-wor-shipping, my hands were full but my spirit parched. To
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        Lock icon Apec message to Opec
        136 7 AP BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN Fearing that skyrocketing oil costs could sink growth on both sides of the Pacific, finance ministers from the 21 biggest Asia-Pacific economies urged the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) to stabilise prices. The head of one delegation said that oil prices
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        Lock icon Terms for UN return
        109 7 -AFP JAKARTA The UN’s refugee agency will not resume operations in West Timor following the murder of three of its foreign aid workers until the security situation there dramatically improves, a senior agency official said. “To start working again in West Timor, we will need to
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        Lock icon Monk faces cars probe
        118 7 -AFP BANGKOK A senior Buddhist monk, Phra Khru Viboon Pattanakit, has been placed under investigation in Thailand for his collection of pricey classic cars. The abbot, has a garage allegedly filled with more than 60 classic vehicles, mostly Mercedes Benz, which may have been purchased with
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        Lock icon Foetus spirit temple
        98 7 -AFP TAIPEI Taiwanese women who are overcome with guilt after having had abortions can go to an Internet site that allows them to mourn, pray and even play with what many Chinese believe to be the “foetus spirit.” The Toto Yingling Temple website (toto.com.tw), opened in July
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      Lock icon HK police break up polls protest
      240 7 Second election under Chinese rule HONGKONG Police quashed a protest by activists calling for the resignation of Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa as Hongkong voted in its second elections under Chinese rule. Officers swiftly moved in to break up a group of five demonstrators from
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      Lock icon Pyongyang anger easing
      101 7 -AFP SEOUL North Korea’s foreign minister Paek Nam-Sun was to head for the United Nations in New York amid signs the communist state’s anger towards the United States over body searches on another delegation is easing. He was to leave Pyongyang a day after his ministry publicly
      -AFP  -  101 words
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      Lock icon It's no joke
      100 7 knowornot April Fool's Day didn't start out as a joke. It is said to have originated in the 16th century, when people celebrated New Year's Day on April 1. Back then, the Western world didn't use the calendar that we use now. They used the Julian calendar,
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      Lock icon Mahathir says Malays lagging in IT
      130 7 KUALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad warned Malays that they are slipping behind the rest of the world in information technology skills. “There are (Malays) who are very far behind in this field,” Dr Mahathir was quoted as saying by the Sunday Star and
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      135 8 To lower your risk of Heart Disease, eat 2 servings of fruit and 2 servings of vegetables every day. When was the last time you had the recommended daily serving of fibre? If you find it difficult to keep track of your fibre intake, don't despair. Rely on this simple
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      Lock icon Opec ups oil output
      266 9 Reuters Bid to reduce high fuel prices VIENNA Opec ministers yesterday negotiated an oil supply increase aimed to reduce high fuel prices. Opec is to lift output for a third time this year amid claims high fuel bills are stoking inflation and threatening growth. Saudi Arabia
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      Lock icon Putin puts his foot down
      238 9 Reuters MOSCOW One of Russia’s most influential TV shows was pulled from the air on Saturday, the latest volley in a battle for Russia’s air-waves that has pitted the Kremlin against once mighty media bosses. Konstantin Ernst, director of ORT television, said in a statement
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      Lock icon Russian 'spy' flees Japan
      257 9 -AFP The Russian diplomat reportedly worked for the Russian military's Main Intelligence Administration TOKYO Russian naval attache Captain Victor Bogatenkov is reported to have fled Japan as investigations continue into the leaking of secret Japanese naval documents. Lieutenant Commander Shigehiro Hagisaki, a member of the Japanese
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      41 9 gofigure How many messages do British workers receive in a day? British workers get an average of 191 messages a day. They are finding it difficult to concentrate on their work. report commissioned by a UK management company (Jun).
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        Lock icon Haider hits out
        95 9 Reuters VIENNA Austrian far-right leader Joerg Haider hit out at the leaders of France and Germany on Saturday after a report by three EU “wise men” called for sanctions against the Austrian government to be lifted. Euro Commission President Romano Prodi said the report’s advice could not
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        Lock icon Generals under fire
        91 9 -AFP COLOMBO Sri Lanka’s military commanders are facing flak over their latest anti-rebel drive that cost the lives of 360, but gained little militarily, officials said yesterday. Political leaders raised questions about responsibility for the debacle last week when thousands of troops tried to win back ground
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        Lock icon Dengue fever: 50 die
        99 9 -AFP DHAKA At least 50 Bangladeshis have died and over 3,000 infected in an outbreak of dengue fever, a Bangladeshi health ministry official said yesterday. “Health Minister Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim said 50 people have died (in the last three months) and another 3,050 were affected
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        Lock icon Racist plans parade
        107 9 -AFP COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho White supremacist Richard Butler said on Saturday he would hold a parade next month to show he won’t be driven out of Idaho, despite a civil court loss that could bankrupt his group. Butler, 82, applied on Friday for a permit for a
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        Lock icon Iranian film wins award
        129 9 Reuters.. VENICE The Circle, a dark Iranian movie about the oppression of women, won the Golden Lion award for best film at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday. The film tells the story of eight women in Iran who are not allowed to smoke in public,
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      Lock icon Leaders fall out
      185 10 BRITAIN'S Labour government may be riding high in the polls but furious rows erupt in private between Prime Minister Tony Blair and Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown. Since Labour’s landslide election win in 1997, the two have i fallen out in spectacular fashion over the Bank
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      Lock icon Paltrow grows up
      105 10 GWYNETH Paltrow, directed by her father in the dark comedy Duets, said her biggest chal- a lenge while making the film was trying to be a “grown-up” as her father struggled with j throat cancer. Ĕ The film began shooting only three weeks after Paltrow Senior who
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      Lock icon Hiker survives nine days
      115 10 Reuters A 45-YEAR-OLD German hiker survived nine days alone on an Alpine glacier after breaking his leg in a fall. Kurt Visel, reported to be an experienced hiker, began his walk at the base of the Giovaretto glacier in Italy’s Val Martello on Aug 30 and
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      Lock icon Sherlock Holmes author faces murder probe
      203 10 IT'S a crime that would have intrigued Sherlock Holmes himself a well-respected author stole the idea for a hugely successful book from his friend and then murdered him. But in a twist that might have baffled even Holmes, the suspect in this mystery is
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      Lock icon Kay Siu Angry with TCS
      186 11  -  By Yvonne Kwok HIS TWO Frankie Foo numbers, a solo with Moses Lim on stage and a duet with Irene Ang’s Rosie, were energetic, hilarious and inspired. But Lim Kay Siu was not a happy man. Clearly worked up after the show was over, Kay
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      Lock icon Aaron injured while filming
      121 11 Aaron Kwok has been injured while filming. But not to worry. The Heavenly King only sustained some bruises on his hands and legs. However, the Formula 3 race car which he was driving fared a lot worse. It ended up with its front and rear tyres
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      Lock icon Fighting hunger
      126 11 FORMER US Sen George McGovern believes an international Programme that provides meals at school is a good way to fight World hunger. Of the 800 million hungry people worldwide, 300 Million are school-age children, and 130 million of them are not in school, Mr McGovern said Friday at
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      Lock icon Baddie? Nah, he's just a mama's boy
      566 13  -  by 'Yvonne Kwok ANDREW LIEN, more popularly known as Lian Kai, is one bad boy. When he eyes you down the barrel of a gun, it’s easy to believe that he’s a ruthless gangster/cult leader/corrupt cop, all roles he has played with panache.
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            Lock icon 52ND ANNUAL PRIMETIME EMMY AWARDS 2000 (LIVE)
            79 14 Bam, TCS 5 What a relief! The Emmys this year will not be dominated by David E.Kelly, whose golden boy status is wearing more than a trifle thin. New blood comes in the form of The West Wing and The Sopranos, both of
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            Lock icon HEARTBURN
            76 14 10.30 pm, HBO (SCV 60) i Catch two of Holly-wood’s golden stars, Meryl Streep and Jack Nicholson, in this movie about mar- riage and infidelity. 1 Streep plays a New York food writer who falls in love with Nicholson’s columnist and marries him, despite her reservations about the matrimonial
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            Lock icon PAVAROTTI AND FRIENDS 1999
            69 14 10pm, Arts Central The tuxedoed one returns to his birthplace of I Modena, Italy, to host this I fundraising concert for a children’s charity in Liberia. W Like last week’s episode, f this concert boasts a stellar who’s who guest list: Boyzone, V Mariah Carey, Gloria
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            Lock icon JERRY MAGUIRE
            68 14 7.30 pm, TCS 5 Strangely enough (or maybe not so), the programme before this is called Show Me the Funny, which is a play on Jerry Maguire’s famous line “show me the money”. This Oscar-nominated movie stars Tom Cruise as a cocky sports agent who loses all but
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            Lock icon STAKEOUT
            61 14 9pm, Star Movies (SCV 58) i Rich a r d I Dreyfuss and Emilio I Estevez star in this 1 film about two cops who are given the task of staking out the home of an escaped convict’s ex-girlfriend, but who become romantically entangled with her instead. Lots of
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        Lock icon On Friday, we announced the search for a new Bunny. Today we catch up with... Mee, the real Bunny
        542 14  -  by Diana Ser IT HAS been five years since actress Michelle Goh lent her curves and sexy pout as Bunny in the movie Mee Pok Man. But she still gets emotional
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        Lock icon Dirty environment? Just close your eyes and enjoy the food
        298 15  -  maie two shoes by Wileen Chang OVER the past week, dirty hawker centres have been in the news. And also how the most delicious food can be found at the dirtiest hawker centres. Well, this food centre off Margaret Drive
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        Lock icon A cello for Candace
        283 17 Guess her job, win a Swatch! Name: Candace Loy Age: 19 Gets on: Bus at Bukit Panjang Bus Interchange and MRT at Newton or Clementi Gets off at: Wherever I’m headed for. lam... The terror that flaps at night. Who am I? Just switch on the
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        723 22 Legen<T\ Manchester United leicMtw-City ..ilk, Newcastle United Liverpool jXricW't Arsenal LeedslJnited Everton Tcll^nj^m HotsDur Coventry Citv c FC Chelsea Manchester Citv Muldlesbrouqh rasggts 0 Aston Villa Bradford Citv Charlton Athletic Ipswich Town Sunderland Derby Countv Southampton West Ham United PLAYED 5 5 5 5 5 4
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        Lock icon match of the week
        185 22 Liverpool 3, Man City 2 Liverpool eked out an uneasy 3-2 home win over Manchester City on Saturday. The Reds looked to have the points sewn up after goals by Michael Owen and Hamann gave them a two goal lead. But shades of slacN defending appeared
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        Lock icon Sydney: 'We're ready'
        316 23 -Reuters There were anxious moments when sparks from fireworks ignited a grass fire that sent smoke billowing into the sky SYDNEY A jubilant Sydney yesterday declared: “We’re ready” after an Olympic dress rehearsal went off almost without a hitch. Transport and security systems sailed through their first
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        Lock icon Venus in orbit again
        216 23 AP Tennis is a Wiliams' and a woman's World right now and not oven the world's Powerful 'man can argue with that NEW YORK Venus Williams’ wait until dark on Saturday was worth her first Open title, her second straight Grand Slam victory, her 26th consecutive
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        Lock icon Sampras eyes 14th Grand Slam title
        206 23 AP NEW YORK His hair is thinner and his trophy case fuller, but Pete Sampras is no less driven to win Grand Slam championships than he was 10 years ago. On Saturday, his 7-6 (7), 6-4, 7-6 (5) victory over 19-year-old Lleyton Hewitt of
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          Lock icon Koreas to march together
          79 23 SYDNEY -North and South Korea will march together for the first time at an Olympic opening ceremony at the Sydney Games next Friday, International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Juan Antonio Samaranch said yesterday. In his opening speech at the 111th lOC session, he said the two
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          Lock icon Gebrselassie ready
          106 23 Reuters ADDIS ABABA (Ethiopia) Olympic 10,000 m champion and distance legend Haile Gebrselassie (right) ended days of speculation over his title defence when he left here on Saturday night with most of the 37-strong Ethopian squad. The presence of the world record holder over 5,000 m and 10,000
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          Lock icon No getting past security
          99 23 -AFP SYDNEY Security guards at Olympic Park are taking no chances regardless of whether you’re a chef or waiter carrying tools of the trade. Waiters at Saturday night’s opening ceremony dress rehearsal had their corkscrews confiscated as weapons, as did chefs carrying their own knives. “The
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          Lock icon Gade keeps cool
          63 23 -AFP BRISBANE Peter Gade Christensen (left) believes he is psychologically armoured to win the mind games against his Asian rivals and keep the men’s singles badminton gold medal in Denmark. Compatriot Poul-Erik Hoyer won the gold medal in Atlanta, he’s 35 now, and world No. 2 Christensen
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          Lock icon Movie stars for Games
          90 23 -Reuters SYDNEY Star Wars have left town for the Olympics. For the only show around right now is the Millennium Games, the greatest sporting spectacle on earth and a magnet for up to one million visitors to Sydney. A flood of stars from Nicole Kidman to
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      12 15 Fast to eat, Good to look FMB Stre ts Every weekday morning
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      300 17 YOU take the spotlight every weekday, as the face among the commuters that s captures our photographer's eye. Today; our StreatStar is Candace Loy. What's her line of work? Guess and 1 T Call 1900-911-0005 by midnight today. Three correct callers will each win a Swatch. Each call will be
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      491 18 >1» ftl w*v mm mmmn it Your Daily Horoscope AQUARIUS JAN 20-FEB 18 With the possible exception of other Aquarians, none can track you on your erratic course. You invented this game, and you’re familiar with all the rules. Just the same, log your progress if you hope to repeat
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      452 19 MONDAY p 11 September 2000 world ;i# [There The story so far... Jia Yuzhen is a 69-year-old renowned antique dealer. He buys an ancient screen for US$3 million. A year later, jet black hair sprouts on his previously bald head, and he looks 30 years younger... Has Jia Yuzhen discovered
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