Today, 3 January 2005, Afternoon Edition

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  • 12 1 TODAY MEDIACORP Press mica (P) 103/07/2004 incorporating uITCiitS Monday January 3,2005 todayonliiie.com
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  • AFTERNOON EDITION
    • 721 1 Help beginning to reach victims, says UN BANDA ACEH An unprecedented global aid operation gathered steam yesterday to save survivors of Asia's earthquake and tsunamis as signs crept up of disease in the overflowing morgues after the disaster that claimed more than 130,000 lives. A
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    • 101 1 Bloomberg SINGAPORE'S factory production grew at a slower pace in the fourth quarter as companies curbed output in response to slower overseas demand. Growth in manufacturing, which accounts for a quarter of Singapore's economy, slowed to 9.5 per cent from a year earlier, following
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    • 113 1  -  Jasmine Yin jasmine.yin@newstoday.com.sg TWO Singaporeans who were missing in Aceh, Indonesia, have been confirmed dead, bringing the death toll to nine. But there has been a significant overall drop in the number of missing and uncontactable Singaporeans. There are now just 81 who have not
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    • 151 34 -AFP LONDON Southampton striker James Beattie will join fellow Premiership side Everton for £6 million ($18.7 million) after the England international agreed personal terms with the Goodison Park club. The Merseysiders hope to complete the move today after the player completes a medical before
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    • 155 34 -AFP LISBON European champions FC Porto will suspend four of their Brazilian players, including teenage playmaker Diego, after they failed to return on time from their Christmas holiday. Diego, along with striker Derlei, defender Pepe and winger Maciel, were banned from training with the rest of
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    • 421 34 -AFP Batsman continues 2004 form to kick start his New Year CRICKET TEST South Africa v England CAPE TOWN South African captain Graeme Smith praised what he described as another world-class performance by Jacques Kallis after South Africa made a solid start on
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    • 117 34 -AFP CRICKET TEST Australia v Pakistan SYDNEY Pakistan were all out for 304 in their first innings early on the second day of the third and final cricket Test against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground today. Wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal (picture) was the
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  • hot news
    • 580 2  -  Derrick A Paulo Patong tourists party as locals resume their lives in Phuket derrick(g)newstoday.com.sg HE HAD his arm in a sling. A tourist injured by Boxing Day's raging waves? Irishman Derek Porter, 38, shook his head. "I was drunk and I fell down the stairs earlier
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    • NEWSroundup
      • 69 2 I Channel News Asia FRESH fish supplies have halved over the last week as fishermen around the region struggle with the destruction brought about by the tsunamis. Most of Singapore's fish supplies come from Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. Prices have also shot up by as much
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      • 51 2 SUSPECTED fraudsters are trying to swindle tsunami relief donations by sending out purported fund raising e-mails from relief organisation Oxfam's Hong Kong branch. The fake e-mails call on recipients to deposit donations into a Cyprus bank account and fax the deposit receipts to an office in
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      • 42 2 -AP INDIA'S Meteorology Department recorded three aftershocks on Saturday night and another three early Sunday with 5-5.9 magnitudes. Rescue efforts have been hampered as nearly all the jetties in the Andaman and Nicobar islands have been demolished.
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      • 52 2 I -AP RESCUERS are about to stop searching for survivors on Sumatra island because there is little hope anyone could still be alive among the rubble. Meanwhile, officials in Bangkok said that they plan to complete their search and recovery ooerations by the end of
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    • NEWScomment
      • 742 3  -  John Bittleston But the poor would have suffered less in the tsunami tragedy if they had been less poor THE heartening response to the terrible tsunami tragedy reminds us that unselfishness and kindness to strangers is still a feature of the civilised world. There is a
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    • 39 2 \*(££33o*^ Date :6th OR 7th Jan 2005 WW*^ Time :2.30pm-4.00pm U_. Jv Venue :16 Upper Circular Rd w,, 9ratel° Cost 10 per person AUSTRALIA! speaker Ms. Merryl Dawson, JP. P n^jt (MARN: *****08) I Singapore Sydney Melbourne Perth I
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  • singapore news
    • 768 4  -  Jeanine Tan Radio, TV, newspapers come together to encourage donations j eanine@newstoday.com. sg WHEELCHAIR-BOUND Lee Siew Cheng, 47, may not have been able to walk, but the disability did not stop her from doing her part for the tsunami victims. Yesterday, she came to Jurong Point
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    • 446 6 Channel News Asia DPMTony: Corporatisation is the way to make for better institutions IN ANOTHER move to give local universities more autonomy, the government is looking to corporatise the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and National University of Singapore (NUS). Deputy Prime
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    • 528 6  -  —Jasmine Yin MEMBERS of the cycling community have started a movement to lobby for the rights of cyclists on Singapore roads. Spearheaded by local cycling group Triathlon Family, this movement was prompted by the death of its member, Mr Sylvester Ang, last month.
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    • 16 6 The Fight against Cancer Beacon of Hope The NKF Story Tonight on Channel News Asia, 8.30pm
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  • world news
    • 324 8 -AFP Iraq, US bolster security ahead of polls DUBAI Iraq's main Sunni Muslim party, which has already announced a boycott of the Jan 30 landmark elections, said yesterday that it could also reject the new Constitution that is scheduled to be drawn up after the
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    • 99 8 THE US military disputes a claim that Huda Salih Mahdi Ammash, also known as "Dr Anthrax", was terminally ill with cancer and should be freed from detention. She is accused of being a leader of Saddam Hussein's alleged biological warfare programme and is
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    • 213 8 AMERICAN troops in Iraq will no longer be allowed to inflict "severe pain" while interrogating suspects after officials in the United States broadened their controversial definition of torture in the wake of the Abu Ghraib abuse. The US Justice Department revised a legal
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    • GLOBALroundup
      • 63 8 Agencies Hong Kong had its coldest New Year's Day in more than 40 years as temperatures plunged to as low as 3 degrees Celsius. The cold snap is being caused by a winter monsoon that has been blown down from northern China, where seasonal temperatures
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      • 88 8 -AFP Schools in the Iranian capital of Tehran were closed and the elderly, the sick and children advised to stay indoors after air pollution reached alarming levels. The Pollutant Standard Index (PSI) a standard measurement that incorporates carbon monoxide, dust and other pollutants reached 1 68,
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    • 187 8 -AP JERUSALEM Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas said he wants to protect militants from Israel, rejecting Israeli demands that he crack down on them. It was his latest gesture to court gunmen seen by many Palestinians as resistance heroes and by Israel as terrorists. He
      -AP; AFP  -  187 words
    • 220 10 SYDNEY Just two or three visits a week to a fastfood outlet may be enough to put you under threat of obesity and diabetes, reported the Australian yesterday. Despite claims by the fast-food industry that its products can form
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    • Article, Illustration
      250 10 AFP Princess Aiko might become empress TOKYO After months of debate, the Japanese government formed a task force of scholars and legal experts last week to look seriously at amending the succession law to allow females to ascend the 2,600-year-old Chrysanthemum throne, The Observer reported. If the change
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    • 261 10 ROME Gondoliers are to face on-the-spot breathalyser checks in a drink driving crackdown on Venice's increasingly rowdy and crowded canals, the Sunday Telegraph reported. At the moment, Italy's navigation law does not cover the whole Venetian lagoon, enabling boatmen to escape police checks on the
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    • 967 11 ADVERTORIAL In this first of a five-part series on the Singapore Youth Award (SYA), Recta Raman speaks to Lee Huei Mm, recipient of the SYA last year. The SYA is the highest national accolade given to MH youths who have achieved excellence in their field and contributed to society. To
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    • 249 12  -  Dr James Dobson Tbiws byl TWO SEAS Geography can sometimes teach us valuable lessons about human nature. There are two bodies of water within the borders of the nation of Israel, both supplied by the Jordan River. The Sea of Galilee in the north is fresh
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    • 482 12  -  LEONG SZE HIAN Social safeguards may, in fact, encourage gambling by Singaporeans Letter from THE Government has formally invited potential investors to submit plans to build an integrated casino resort in Singapore. It has also unveiled a list of minimum social safeguards to mitigate the potential ill-effects
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    • 192 12  -  KHAIRIL ADAM Letter from PRIME Minister Lee Hsien Loong has invited Singaporeans to suggest ways of making Singapore a great nation. This has not yet led to an outpouring of ideas. I suggest that the Government set up a committee to reward people
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    • 333 12  -  LIM THIAM POH Letter from I REFER to the letter, "CPF's priority is enough savings for retirees" (Dec 27), the response by the Central Provident Fund (CPF) to Mr See Leong Kit's letter, "Some CPF restrictions illogical" (Dec 15).
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    • 259 12  -  SHEN SHI'AN Letter from AS a vegan (one who chooses not to use animal products) who suspected Mos Burger's corn soup contained milk-based cream, I asked a staff member at its Toa Payoh branch to confirm this. To my shock, the reply was a
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    • Article, Illustration
      687 14  -  AWCHOOLIM Tan Hui Leng (ace in k crowd 56, boss of 75, Hua Sheng Tang Yuan stall PLACES change, things change, people change sometimes, so fast that you don't know what's going to happen tomorrow. Like Chinatown. It's so different from the place I used to visit Then,
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    • 434 14  -  GOHBOONCHOO II dsfsdda Singaporeans be given a choice on where we want our tax money to be spent My personal choices: Education, welfare, real and effective humane measures for animal control. The authorities will find the heart and resolution to pass and enforce effective measures
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    • 163 14  -  [LEOWTHENGHUAT I WAS reading a local newspaper recently and interspersed among reports of the tsunami disaster was an advertisement for a breast enhancement product with the prominent tagline "Size Matters". What an irony! Size certainly matters especially, if you are a tsunami. It will
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  • Businesstoday
    • 523 16 AFP Court ruling prevents US limits on Chinese textile imports as quotas end WASHINGTON A special United States trade court has frozen efforts to limit Chinese textile imports, leaving the door open to an unchecked increase in China-made goods into the world's
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    • 102 16 NEWS Corp's Fox television network is charging a record average of US$2.4 million ($3.9 million) for 30-sec-ond advertisement spots during the US Super Bowl in February, 6.7 per cent more than last season's National Football League championship game. Anheuserßusch, maker of Budweiser
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    • Market WATCH
      • 100 16 SHARES may get some support this week from news that the economy grew 8.1 per cent last year, but only selected stocks are expected to be the beneficiaries, dealers said Banking, industrial and consumer stocks are likely to be favoured but an expected slowdown in global electronics could hurt
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      • 34 16 JS$ JK£ fen iuro (upiah iaht 0.6101 0.3176 62.955 4.7618 2.3184 0.4484 5685.5 23.833 Peso A$ Indian Rs Won C$ Yuan NZ$ NTS 34.342 0.7847 26.672 635.59 0.7359 5.0491 0.8512 19.418
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      • 26 16 SGX, Bloomberg Information provided by 3old us$/oz iilver us$/oi 'latinum us$/oz 438.40 6.837 859.70 Rubber cents/kg 198.75 Palm Oil RM/tonne 1392.50 Brent crude us$/borrel 40.45
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    • 219 16 FINANCIALLY-strained FHTK Holdings will have to meet the request of its principal banker in China to repay 174 million yuan ($34.8 million) in 60 equal instalments beginning this month. The fruit and vegetable wholesaler made the announcement in a regulatory filing
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    • 168 16 TEMASEK Holdings and Singapore Technologies Pte Ltd (STPL) said in a joint announcement last Friday that the restructuring of the latter had been completed. The move resulted in the transfer to Temasek of all shareholdings in the listed and unlisted companies and
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    • business commentary
      • 820 20  -  William Pesek Jr Bloomberg 2005 promises answers to five crucial questions IF renowned economist John Maynard Keynes is looking down from the heavens, he may be lamenting missing out on China's ascension. The rise of Asia's No 2 economy isn't just a business story but
        — Bloomberg; BLOOMBERG  -  820 words
      • 654 20 Dow Jones TOKYO At the end of 2003, many currency professionals were predicting the US dollar would soon fall below 100 yen, and Japan's authorities were dumping yen on the market to keep that from
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    • savvy investor
      • 493 22 AFP Analysts say banking, property sectors look attractive in 2005 THE Singapore stock market offers rich pickings in selected sectors this year despite projections that economic growth will moderate to between 3 and 5 per cent from 8.1 per cent last year, analysts said. The
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      • 369 22 ■AFP TOKYO Japanese stocks are expected to slip early this year on a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy, but should rebound later in the year in tandem with expected stronger growth, analysts said. After seeing the market end 2004 on a positive
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    • the business of learning
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        • 472 25  -  Lee U-Wen Two bilingual books to help S'poreans appreciate differences in Eastern and Western cultures u-wen@newstoday.com.sg THE differences in the way English-speak-ers and Chinese-speakers think are much more complex than many people might imagine. But bridging the gap is crucial to succeeding in the corporate world,
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        • 703 24  -  Surekha A Yadav Internet-based cross-cultural exchanges give students chance to enjoy Virtual homestays' surekha@newstoday.com.sg THE Singaporean lifestyle had always seemed so natural to Karswaran Ganesh, 13, that he took for granted that things were the same the world over. Which is why the Pioneer
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    • 184 25 PREVIEW TALK 05 th (Wed) Jan 05, 7pm By Mr. Ravindra Naidu Member of Society for the Teaching of Psychology (APA Division lIJ A Diploma in Applied Psychology Specialisation in Principles of Psychology I Counselling Psycho-Therapy Principles of Psychology II Community Care Human Growth and Developmental Psychology .^Ef^k Psychology of
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    • 419 26  -  David Chew HERE is what local artistes and arts groups are wishing for in this New Year: Goh Boon Teck, artistic director of Toy Factory Theatre Ensemble, which stages Spring Singing this month: "Our Christmas wish: Ban foreign musicals, ballet on ice, Barney and
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    • 822 26  -  Lorraine Lim What's conning soon to a theatre near you news@newstoday.com.sg AFTER a lacklustre 2004, Singapore theatre companies are geared up for 2005 with programmes that not only promise something for everyone, but also relevant to its social time and mores. The Singaporean Identity WITH the approach of
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    • 562 26  -  Yong Shu Chiang A SLICK advertisement of a Republic of Singapore Navy ship morphing into a robot may have had some people wondering who made it. It's been shown regularly on television consoles on the MRT, among other places, for the
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    • 208 28 AP Al Pacino as a stand-up comic? That's how he started his career, the Oscar-winning actor said. "There's a facility I have for falling down. I (did) a certain physical comedy with a partner," he recently told reporters, according to AP Radio. "But I didn't want
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    • 196 28 AP JOHN Travolta is almost unrecognisable when he first appears on the screen in the drama, A Love Song for Bobby Long. His hair is white, and his face is drawn and beaten. Travolta said he worried that if he didn't look that way,
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    • eatout
      • 657 29  -  CMLim food@newstoday.com.sg WHAT'S in a name? Tamade a rude phrase when read in Mandarin has also become an irreverent moniker for a riverside restaurant The name is cheeky, but the food has proven to be serious business. No flash in the pan, Tamade
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      • Article, Illustration
        159 29 Riverfront dining at Peony-Jade Peony-Jade, a new restaurant at Clarke Quay, offers Szecnuan and Cantonese fare enhanced by a breathtaking riverfront view. From now until the end of February (except on Feb 8 and 15), the restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat a la carte buffet consisting of 48 dishes. These
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  • 289 32 AFP ENGLISH PREMIERSHIP Charlton 1 Arsenal 3 LONDON Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has warned Chelsea that the champions are getting back to their best, after they maintained their fivepoint deficit behind the Premiership leaders with a 3-1 win away to Charlton Athletic on Saturday (yesterday
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  • 525 32 AFP Despite striker shortage, Red Devils primed to capitalise on any slip-ups by the front two ENGLISH PREMIERSHIP Middlesbrough 0 Man United 2 MIDDLESBROUGH They were missing £70 million ($219 million) of striking talent Heaped upon them also was the knowledge that anything
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  • 523 33 Agencies Mourinho hails Anfield win as proof of Blues' championship credentials ENGLISH PREMIERSHIP Liverpool 0 Chelsea 1 LIVERPOOL The number of disbelievers dwindle by the day. It will not be long before there only remains Arsene Wenger, Sir Alex Ferguson and the most optimistic of
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  • 457 33 -AFP ENGLISH PREMIERSHIP Tottenham 5 Everton 2 LONDON Tottenham coach Martin Jol was more than happy Dean Marney (right) returned his New Year's Eve phone call, after the midfielder marked his first Premiership start of the season by scoring twice in Saturday's (yesterday morning,
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    • 188 34 51 Isl League Home Team Away Team Match Kick Off (Singapore date/time) E Premier Norwich Liverpool Mon, 03/01/05 8.45pm E Premier Blackburn Charlton Mon, 03/01/05 11.00pm E Premier Crystal Palace Aston Villa Mon, 03/01/05 11.00pm E Premier West Bromwich Newcastle Tue, 04/01/05 4.00 am E Premier Chelsea Middlesbrough Wed, 05/01/05
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  • Sportstoday
    • 604 35  -  JOSE RAYMOND Shame on Myanmar for almost turning match into a free-for-all TIGER CUP 2004, SEMI-FINAL Singapore 4 Myanmar 2 (S'porewin 8-5 on aggregate] jose@newstoday.com.sg SIX years after the 1998 triumph and two national coaches later, the Singapore Lions have made it to the finals of
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    • 434 35  -  LEONARD THOMAS, SPORTS EDITOR leonard@newstoday.com.sg GLOOMY skies and persistent drizzle, Sunday didn't start brightly for Singapore. Talk to any fan of the Lions and the omens were bad. Singapore may have only needed a draw against Myanmar in the
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    • 70 35 7.25 am Cricket Pakistan Tour of Australia, Ch9s 9.30 am NFL Cowboys v Giants, Ch23 4.27pm Cricket England Tour of South Africa, Ch9s 8.30pm EPL Norwich v Liverpool, Ch23 10.55pm EPL Crystal Palace v Aston Villa, Ch23 10.55pm EPL Blackburn v Charlton, Ch24 Tomorrow 3.25 am EPL West Brom v
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