Streats, 8 November 2000

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  • 22 1 STREATS Treats for the Streets WEDNESDAY 8 November 2000 Another quality publication of >l* Singapore Press Holdings E-mail: streats@sph.com.sg MITA (P) 103/06/2000
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  • Crash update
    • 59 1 SQOO6 survivors Farzana Abdul Razak, Army Major Ang Ming Chuan and UOB employee Ng Siok Chin, who were brought home on Sunday, are recovering in hospital. SIA stewardess Farzana had massive surgery on Monday but is now off the respirator. She was able to talk to Deputy
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    • 59 1 ABOUT 600 people have responded to calls to donate blood for the three crash victims now being treated at SGH. If you wish to donate, the National Blood Centre (NBC) will stay open until Bpm from today to Friday. An NBC spokesman has appealed to donors to come
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    • 55 1 THE Taiwan Aviation Safety Council’s investigation into the cause of the crash will now focus on three areas: The physical and psychological condition of the three pilots, Organisational factors such as the training and fatigue level of its pilots, and, The environmental factor. Experts from Taiwan, the
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  • 402 1  -  They need family They need understanding by Sarah Ng THE three SIA pilots who were at the helm of doomed SQOO6 are living in anguish. Shifting from hotel to hotel, enduring long hours of questioning and coming to grips with the tragedy seems worse than
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  • 95 1 FLAMBOYANT Hongkong pop star Karen Mok, known for her daring stage acts and outfits, will be uncharacteristically tame when she hits Singapore. Her record label, Rock Records, said she will hold her concert in Singapore on Jan 7 3 at the Indoor Stadium. But her
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  • 156 1 USElections BY the time you KpH read this newspaper, most of the votes in the longest and most expensive elections in US history will have been cast The combined presidential and senate elections are estimated to have costa massive US$4 billion (556.9 million). State contests taking place
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  • Streatsmart local
    • 331 2 RUNWAY 05R which was used by the ill-fated SQOO6 was to become a taxiway hours after the crash. On Oct 3, Taiwan’s Civil Aeronautics Administration had issued a notice to airlines informing them
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    • 336 2 AP PORTLAND, Oregon A couple probably saved their own lives when they changed seats just before SQOO6 took off and crashed. Deborah Brosnan (right) had asked a stewardess if she and her husband could move from the
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    • 143 2 A BOARDING pass in his coat pocket probably saved the lives of Malaysians Mr He Jin Qiang and his wife. Mr He, 36, and Madam Li Chiu Yan, 39, were both seated in the tail end of SQOO6 on their way to Los
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    • CRASH update.
      • 146 2 THE Taiwan Aviation Safety Council Managing Director Dr Kay Yong revealed that runway visibility on the night of the crash was 900 m, and not 400 m as initially reported. He also said that the runway centre lights were on that night. However, it is still not
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      • 69 2 CONDOLENCE messages from the governments of foreign countries have been pouring in following the crash of SQOO6 on Oct 31. Botswana, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, France, Germany, Japan, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, the People’s Republic of China, Russia, Seychelles and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region have all sent messages. The
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      • 59 2 Reuters BEREAVED relatives of passengers who died in the crash wept uncontrollably during a Buddhist rite yesterday, as dozens of monks chanted sutras. At the Taoyuan funeral parlour close to the airport, charred bodies, most burnt and dismembered beyond recognition, lay in coffins kept in refrigerated containers. Buddhists
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    • 342 3  -  by Winston Chong A LANDLORD, worried about about going to jail for harbouring illegal immigrants, played it safe by rejecting a suspected tenant and got faeces in return. His four-room flat was splashed with human faeces. Not once, but twice. Landlord Teo
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    • 115 3 TOUGH action on those who use handphones while driving has been an effective deterrent. Since July, all handphone-driv-ing offenders have been prosecuted in court. Previously, firsttime offenders were offered a compounded fine. The average number of handphone driving cases a month dropped to 45 cases
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    • 86 3 morningsmile "Looking back over the years that we've been together, I can't help but wonder... What was I thinking?" “How could two people as beautiful as you...have such an ugly baby?" "I've always wanted to have someone to hold, someone to 10ve... After having
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    • 204 3 SHE wanted the $lO,OOO lottery prize money badly and her ticket number was so close to the winning digit. Kitchen helper Chung Sow Yeng couldn’t resist the temptation. She altered the last digit, a zero, on her lottery ticket to an eight so that
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    • 362 5  -  by Karen Wong A 14-YEAR-OLD boy who bit his maid on the breasts and assaulted her with a belt and a chair was a victim of school bullying, a court heard yesterday. But instead of reporting the bullying, he vented his frustration on the 26-year-old
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    • 225 5 A TIGER was on the loose on Monday noon outside a coffeeshop at Geylang Lorong 13. But don’t worry. It was just a man in a tiger costume. And he was in that get-up in the name of love. Ouyang Houliang, 31, has been with his girlfriend
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    • 73 5 Our weather girl says If you're planning to go out for lunch today, don't forget to take your umbrella. There'll be showers with thunder in the afternoon over most areas. Temperatures will reach a high of 31 degrees Celsius and you can catch the high tide at 9.05 am (2.5
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    • Just a minute
      • 46 5 The Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) launches a three-month-long programme, together with grassroots organisations, to educate you on your consumer rights. The outreach scheme will kick off in the Sembawang-Hong Kah Community Development Council (CDC) and will be extended to other CDCs later.
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      • 45 5 To grandparents who enjoy telling folk tales or stories about your childhood: You have two more days before auditions start to share your treasury of tales with others as part of Senior Citizens Week 2000. You can get application forms from any community library.
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      • 54 5 If mind-boggling short plays are your cup of tea, go down to the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts at 12pm today after a quick bite of lunch. Contemplate on the meaning of life and death through intriguing skits performed by Nafa's drama students. Located at 111 Middle
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    • 240 6 New initiative targets certifiable skills training YOU and your skills are vital to Singapore’s economy. So from January, the government will pump some $32 million over three years to encourage the company or organisation you work for to send you for certifiable skills training.
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    • 147 6 betweenthelines Knowledge Economy brings new challenges to human resource development For example, the mobility of talent across borders makes it harder to justify high public subsidy of graduates. In effect the taxpayers of a country which has lost its talent to another country are subsidising that loss.
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    • news scan
      • 127 6 AN alleged employee of an illegal moneylender was arrested after he was forcibly detained by a man on whose door he had pasted a demand for payment. The suspect allegedly knocked on the man’s door on Monday evening. Looking through the door’s peephole, the man saw the
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      • 83 6 AN 11-YEAR-OLD girl was seriously injured when she was hit by a car on Pasir Ris Drive 1 on Monday. The girl sustained fractures to her skull and right hand when she was knocked down by a car driven by a 63-year-old man as she
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      • 66 6 THIEVES stole $14,800 from a cupboard in a weekend break-in at a civil engineering construction firm. Mr Yeo Beng Tat, the owner of Hwa Seng Builder Pte Ltd, reported the theft at about 8.50 am on Monday after he arrived at his premises at Block 153, Bukit
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      • 96 6 A MOTORCYCLIST and his pillion passenger were seriously injured when their vehicle hit a railing on a kerb that divides the carriageways of Yuan Ching Road. The pair were travelling along the road towards Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim at 7.55 pm on Monday when the 18-year-old driver
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  • Streatsmart column
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  • Streatsmart regional
    • 276 8 Reuters CANBERRA Prime Minister John Howard told government members yesterday that spending on social issues and defence takes priority. It was the first mention by the prime minister of possible spending on social issues, such as health
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    • 53 8 webcites If you are concerned about the well-being of these two beasts, you must either be an animal lover or a share investor. If you're the latter, Shareinvestor.com and www.Asiastockwatch.com are two sites you cannot do without. Punters can keep updated with stock news news, analysis, world
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    • 31 8 American pseudoscience buster James Randi shows how tricksters bend objects like a metal spoon at a conference organised by China Atheism Society Pic: afp Pic: AFP
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    • news scan
      • 77 8 -AFP KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian air force is to buy Mi-17 helicopters from Russia to replace its ageing Sikorsky S-61 Nuri fleet, Defence Minister Najib Tun Razak said. He said discussions on specifications and a contract were being held and the number to be acquired
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      • 102 8 -AFP SYDNEY An army corporal who blew the whistle on brutality in Australia’s armed forces has been harassed and received death threats. Roger Price, deputy chairman of the government’s parliamentary defence sub-committee inquiring into the allegations, said Corporal Craig Smith had received telephone death threats and had
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      • 118 8 Reuters BANGKOK Thailand’s elected lower House of Representatives is likely to be dissolved tomorrow, paving the way for a general election around the end of the year. Wissanu Krea-ngam, secretary-general to the cabinet of Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai, said Mr Chuan was seeking an audience with Thai
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    • 232 9 AP GENERAL SANTOS, Philippines About 100 suspected Muslim rebels attacked a jail early yesterday and freed a rebel leader and 67 other prisoners. The attackers fired rocketpropelled grenades at the jail in the village of Apupong in southern General Santos City in
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    • 110 9 AP JAKARTA The US embassy in Jakarta reopened its visa section yesterday after a two-week suspension of consular services due to an unspecified security threat. It was shut to the public on Oct 25 after receiving what it described as a “credible threat”. The partial
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    • know or not
      • 41 9 It was the flavourless Adams New York Chewing Gum Snapping and Stretching, developed by New York inventor Thomas Adams and introduced in 1871. Flavoured gum followed in 1875 And bubble gum a decade after that
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      • 51 9 trivia@shagmaiUom The forked symbol was created in 1958 as a nuclear disarmament symbol by the Direct Action Committee, and it was first shown that year at peace marches in England. The symbol is actually a composite of the semaphore signals N and D, representing nuclear
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    • 117 9 -AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia’s Human Rights Commission said yesterday that it would look into complaints of police brutality at a rally on Sunday. At the rally by supporters of jailed ex-deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim, police were seen attacking some detainees. An official with
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    • 149 9 AP Inmates have made death threats against him JAKARTA The fugitive son of former dictator Suharto remained in hiding yesterday as his lawyers claimed that inmates at a Jakarta penitentiary had made death threats against him. Frustrated prosecutors said they were now ready
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  • Streatsmart global
    • 281 10 AR AFP LAGOS, Nigeria At least 96 people were killed when a truck transporting petrol slammed into a line of parked vehicles in south-west-ern Nigeria and exploded. “I have never in my life seen an accident like this,” Osun State Governor
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    • 136 10 -AFP LONDON Mary, one of the three-month-old Siamese twins who were undergoing controversial surgery to separate them, has died as expected, Sky News reported yesterday quoting medical staff. Jodie, the stronger twin, was in a “critical but stable condition” after the marathon operation at St Mary’s Hospital
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    • 133 10 justbelieveit LONDON They've been broken, lost, shattered and torn apart but Briton Robert Moss is the first person literally to give his heart away. Mr Moss's 61-year-old ticker, which was replaced with a better one in August, will be prominently displayed in a new
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    • news scan
      • 77 10 Reuters VANCOUVER One candidate bared all in the interests of the homeless in Canada’s federal election, but her rivals vowed not to expose their own naked truth. The issue arose when a candidate in Vancouver appeared topless in a calendar for a women’s crisis centre. Lorrie Williams’
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      • 86 10 Reuters ALMATY, Kazakhstan A Kazakh man received US$95O ($1650) in back pay and social benefits, after threatening to blow up his former boss with a hand grenade. Viktor Belyayev, 52, took the head of the Namys geological company hostage and demanded wage arrears and compensation for
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      • 68 10 Reuters KABUL Afghanistan’s ruling Taleban will not provide any services to men without beards, residents of the capital Kabul said. A decree issued by Taleban’s reclusive leader Mullah Mohammad Omar said citizens without beards would not be considered for jobs or any other services. “Growing a
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      • 90 10 Reuters LONDON Elvis Presley’s US army uniform, complete with the stain where he leant against a newly painted window, is up for sale and could fetch £25,000 ($63,000), auctioneers said. The jacket was issued to Elvis for his posting to Germany. At a press conference
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    • 336 13 AP Americans choose between 'uniter'and 'fighter' WASHINGTON Americans are electing a president in what is the closest election in 40 years. They have to choose between Republican George W Bush’s promise to be a “uniter not a divider” and Democrat Al Gore’s claim that
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    • 251 13 -AFP FLINT, Michigan- US Vice-President Al Gore was set to end a 30-hour election campaign marathon early yesterday. He was launching middle-of-the-night rallies in hotly contested Florida after criss-crossing battleground states trying to drum up support. During stops in lowa, Missouri, Michigan, and Tennessee,
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    • 116 13 -AFP DAVENPORT, lowa Republican presidential candidate Mr George W Bush hammered home his top campaign themes on a last dash for the White House. Mr Bush’s message was the same cutting taxes, revamping social security and restoring dignity to the Presidency. He arrived in Davenport, lowa,
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    • poll scan
      • 78 13 -AFP WASHINGTON First to the polls in the presidential election were voters in the small mountain hamlets of Dixville Notch and Hart’s Location, who plumped for George W Bush. The earliest results came in moments after midnight yesterday from the two New Hampshire settlements. In Dixville
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      • 91 13 -AFP NEW YORK First Lady Hillary Clinton ended a bruising campaign for a seat in the US Senate on Monday with an appeal to rake in every vote. With hours to go before polls were due to open at 6am (6pm Singapore time) yesterday, New York One
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      • 103 13 AP NEW YORK Ralph Nader, the Green Party presidential candidate, called Mr Gore and Mr Bush Tweedledee and Tweedledum, and said that the two candidates were both beholden to the corporations that finance much of their campaigns. “When it comes to corporate power, the only difference
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      • 90 13 -•AFP LOS ANGELES One traditional way of predicting election winners is of no use this year in past presidential votes the candidate with the longer last name is more than twice as likely to win. This year Al Gore and George Bush are tied for the
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    • 238 15 AP CULVER CITY, California Three armed robbers stormed a discount store before dawn as workers stocked shelves for Christmas. The three were later captured wearing store uniforms and trying to escape among the hostages released. Omar Samuels, 22, of Altadena, and Larson Bass, 20, of Inglewood,
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    • 62 15 gofigure -ST What percentage of Singaporeans donate blood? Only 2 per cent, or 40,000 people. The figure for the US and Britain is about 5 per cent Women made up about 30 per cent of Singaporeans who donated. And 78 per cent did so as they felt that
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    • 143 15 Reuters NEW DELHI India’s Supreme Court was set to rule yesterday on whether the comrades of a forest bandit who was holding a movie star captive, should be released from prison. Film star Rajkumar is being held by notorious outlaw Koose Muniswamy
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    • 112 15 -AFP ROME Car-crazy Italians spend nearly seven years of their lives inside their cars and two years looking for a place to park it, according to a survey published this week. The ANSA survey found that Italians were spending three
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    • 87 15 -afp ROME A ship packed with 1,200 illegal immigrants, believed to be mostly Turkish Kurds, was towed to a port on Italy’s southeastern coast late on Monday after being discovered drifting with a broken rudder. Italian coast guards who had boarded the stricken
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    • news scan
      • 101 15 -AP NIS, Yugoslavia Serbian prisoners have taken over their jail and set cell blocks on fire, demanding to be included in a proposed amnesty for Kosovo Albanian political prisoners. Prison warden Miodrag Djordjevic said he expected justice ministers to arrive as of yesterday to meet
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      • 76 15 -AFP PARIS Beef was pulled off the menu in more French schools yesterday amid a growing mad cow disease scare. Authorities in the southern city of Bordeaux became the latest to pull beef from nursery and primary school canteens. On Monday, education boards in Toulouse, Caen
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      • 114 15 -AFP NEW YORK The mother of a shot IRA dissident will picket a New York fund-raiser for Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams. Margaret O’Connor, whose son Joseph was shot in front of her Belfast home last month, will hold a vigil outside the Sheraton Hotel where
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    • 409 11 RACE DOWN TO THE RIVER Bring the whole family down to the Singapore River on 12 November for a day of fun, games and activities! There'll be stage performances, fun rides, food and crafts stalls, cool games, contests and more! The highlight of the day? The massive sea of eute
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  • Streatsmart people
    • 246 16 AR Reuters JERUSALEM Assassin Yigal Amir, who killed Middle East peace pioneer Israeli President Yitzhak Rabin in 1995, has only one regret that he didn’t strike earlier. Handcuffed and wearing a brown prison-services jacket in the Beer Sheba courtroom, not far from the
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    • 150 16 -AP LONDON Agent 007 is defecting; Pierce Brosnan, best known for portraying British agent James Bond, has applied to become a US citizen. “I would like to be an American,” he told London’s Sunday Express. “I’ve enjoyed my time here. It’s a very, very fine
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    • 155 16 -AFP KATHMANDU Nepal has banned British mountain climber Henry Todd from the country for alleged misbehaviour and for assaulting a US journalist. The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation said on Monday that the team leader of the H.G. Everest Expedition 2000 had been banned
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    • 191 16 AFfi KUALA LUMPUR Former central bank officer Abdul Murad, who figured in an antigraft probe into sacked deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim, has been fined RM500.000 ($231,000) for failing to declare assets worth millions of dollars. The former assistant director admitted that he had
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    • 244 17 Mother, sister and child's names 'are misspelt' -AFP SYDNEY A will left by Australian rock star Michael Hutchence is a forgery, said his mother yesterday. Patricia Glassop said names in the document, including her own and that of Hutchence’s half-sis-ter, Tina, had been misspelt. The name
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    • 50 17 Ekin Cheng earns and spends 4.4 million THAT'S how much Hongkong star Ekin Cheng earned this year, from seven movies, including Tokyo Raiders, and five advertisements. But all of it didn’t go into his bank account. Most of was used for his monthly payments for his five apartments in Hongkong.
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    • 161 17 -AFP ROME Former Hollywood siren Sophia Loren, 66, is returning to actingJ this time to play the role of a grand- m mother The film, Nunziata e Francesca, is directed by Lina Wertmuller and is being shot in the northern city of Jj Brescia. Based
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  • easy STREATS
    • 577 20  -  by, Arti Mulchand THE next time you knock back a couple of bourbons and curse at the bill, stop and think how much of it goes to the tax-man, rather than to the bar. According to Mr Eng Jeng Hwee, marketing manager of drink distributor
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    • Today's must-see TV...
      • 71 20 10.35pm,TCS 8 Jiajun suspects that Huishan is the one who murdered Hong San and Zhang Wu, and that the murderer’s next target would be Chen Xiong. However, when he j and Ziling reach his place, Chen Xiong is I already dead. Huishan If denies his involvement m
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      • 49 20 9am, Channel News Asia A seven-hour live coverage of the US Election, bringing the full action of the presidential race which is supposed to be the closest in 40 years. CNA provides a minute-by-minute analysis. Who will win? Al Gore or George Bush? Stay tuned.
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      • 102 20 10pm, Central In the late night studio of the nation’s num- i ber one radio sta- I tion, the five-minute I countdown has star- I ted to The Woman of Destiny, a new roman- tic drama from the sta- tion’s prize-winning scriptwriter. Suddenly, without warning, the
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      • 67 20 9pm, V V Drama (SCV 55) This long-awaited TVB Millennium drama stars Luo Jia Liang, Flora Chan, Ada Choi and Sunny Chan. In this 50-parter, Ye Rong Tian, Wen Biao and Zhi Qiang are childhood friends and share the same ambitions. However, twists of
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      • 74 20 10pm,V V Entertainment (SCV 56) Sam Hui, Leslie Cheung, Rosamund Kwan and Sandra Ng star in this outrageous comedy about miscommunication and arranged marriages. Tung is an overlord and troublemaker whose sister, Ji, is betrothed to Sheng who lives with them. During their mother’s birthday
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    • 382 21  -  f hour by Cara van Miriah WHENEVER I asked my guy pals about their weekend trip across the border, they would go: “Ok lah, go karaoke and sing song lor. Very boring, only guys.” Yet, every weekend, they would be karaoke-ing. Makes you wonder, doesn’t it?
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    • 278 22 Just one. question "In the hospitality industry, an excellent worker has to have a service mindset and not be calculating. He has to do things bearing others in mind and not only think of himself." HR Officer for Beaufort Hotels Michelle Chan. "You have to
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    • 549 27 -AFP As the city tries to recapture its past glory as the Paris of the East, local talents are shunned in favour of glitzy Western productions SHANGHAI Shanghai is vying to become an international cultural centre, but the communist authorities would prefer the World to see glitzy
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      • 195 32 Reuters BERLIN Former World Cup striker Rudi Voeller moved a step closer to a permanent job as Germany coach. Bayer Leverkusen said there were three candidates to replace Voeller as coach of the German first division club, giving him the opportunity of taking on the
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      • 171 32 Reuters PRAGUE Swede Sven Goran Eriksson said on Monday that despite a whirlwind week since being named the new English soccer manager he remains focused on the task of guiding his current team Lazio to another Serie A title. “It’s been difficult for the past
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      • 221 32 Reuters STUTTGART, Germany Finland’s Mika Hakkinen says Michael Schumacher will have to settle for second best next season. After a disappointing start to the 2000 season, the McLaren driver failed to win his third successive crown as Schumacher ended Ferrari’s 21-year wait with his
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      • 403 33 -AP LONDON- If soccer pedigrees counted for points, Manchester United, Barcelona and Juventus would already have qualified for the next round of the Champions Cup. Instead, they stand on the brink of elimination. The three powerhouse teams, which have all won the title
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      • 293 33 -AFP BARCELONA Spanish giant Barcelona has reportedly offered a 400-million pesetas (553.95-million) cash incentive to AC Milan to beat English Premiership side Leeds in its Champions League tie today, according to the daily Catalan Sport newspaper on Monday. The paper claimed that the
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      • 384 34 -AP SALT LAKE CITY The Utah Jazz is no longer just John Stockton and Karl Malone. Now, it is Stockton, Malone and John Starks. The former New York Knicks player scored 14 of his 16 points in the fourth-quarter to help the Jazz rally for a
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      • 265 34 Reuters Dementieva and Capriati join elite list, which includes Hingis, Davenport, the Williams sisters and Koumikova, for Chase tournament NEW YORK Rising Russian star Elena Dementieva and Jennifer Capriati were among the latest four players to qualify for the elite 16-player field
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      • 106 34 -AP MELBOURNE Rookie jockey Keiren McEvoy rode New Zealand horse Brew to victory on Tuesday in the 140th Melbourne Cup. McEvoy, who was given the mount as a lastminute replacement, piloted the six-year-old gelding from the outside barrier and held off the fast-finishing Yippyio
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      • 246 35 -AFP CHIANGMAI Myanmar and the Philippines face off in a do-or-die Tiger Cup showdown today. Both sides lost their opening Group A matches on Monday and another defeat will mean they are out of the running. Myanmar was beaten 1-3 by host Thailand.
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      • 385 35 -AFP SONGKHLA Nguyen Hong Son, Vietnam’s best midfielder in recent years, says this will be his last Tiger Cup. The player plans to pursue a degree in law. But, before he hangs up his boots, he is determined to play a major role
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      • 163 35 -AFP SONGKHLA Malaysia produced superb football here yesterday to register a clinical 5-0 win over Laos that kept its Tiger Cup campaign firmly on track. The Malaysians, who drew 0-0 with Vietnam in their opening group match on Sunday, will savour the win after
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