The Borneo Post - 2017-10-14

• Golden S Bridge to open to public by year-end — Abdul Karim
• Only compensati­ons for Lebor folk
• Malaysia aims to be world’s top quality pepper producer
• Manyin: 417 primary schools in Sarawak register 10 or less UPSR candidates this year
• 200 big bikers kick off KIBW with convoy ride to Siniawan
• Tables turned for Mourinho’s Anfield return
• One year after King’s death, Thais prepare for final goodbye
• Man admits raping 15-year-old girlfriend
• Pua’s suit against Najib over 1MDB fund dismissed
• Gaum hands over info on RM1.5 bln graft case to MACC
• Bruno Mars leads AMA noms as female artistes edged out
• MATTA hopes Budget 2018 provides for travel industry
• Love and Macau scams: Don’t be taken for a ride
• ‘Technology, social media present new challenges to leaders’
• MBKS logo on signage to indicate areas under its jurisdicti­on, says mayor
• Ministry consulting KTS and RH on kelulut honey production
• Mah and delegation call on Abang Johari
• Village chiefs wondering why their allowance not raised
• 45 suspected foreign terrorists held – IGP
• Dr Sim: SUPP does not agree with PAS’ political ideology
• Malaysians not reading enough books
• SUPP welcomes stand of Malay Rulers against extremism
• Josephians from Class of 77 raise RM102,500 for restoratio­n fund
• GE14: SUPP can wrest back lost seats, says Meradong rep
• Dropouts due to lack of personal documents a concern, says minister
• Riot’s reason for denying IRC hearing for MAS workers case ‘unaceptabl­e’ — Chong
• New regulation to eliminate discrimina­tion against people with HIV and AIDS at workplace soon
• Miro hopes ‘cowboy’ ride promotes Siniawan
• ‘Rumah JKKK proof of govt intent for rural developmen­t’
• What is your stand on PAS-Umno pact, Baru asks state BN components
• Sarawak celebrates White Cane Day and World Sight Day
• Miri to host internatio­nal tattoo convention October 20-22
• Lo and Yap chided for blaming KWB for sloppy work done
• State DAP chief: Umno-PAS the worst combinatio­n ever
• PH: Increased penalty for late registrati­on of birth exorbitant
• Documents from London mission a ‘red herring’, claims Chong
• Jimisar launches new Mitsubishi Outlander
• Sheda delegation in Perth for working visit
• Car washer jailed for molesting girl
• Three RMN personnel charged over assault, death of colleagues
• ‘Sang Kelembai’ charged with improper use of network facilities
• 13 receive awards from Sarawak Research Society
• Labuan marine parks popular turtle landing, eco-tourism sites
• Members of DBNA and Pulapol to clean Giam waterfall on Oct 22
• Establishi­ng a digital foundation with computer science
• Curtin partners Pearson VUE to set up testing facility
• Sibu records most dengue cases among all districts in Sarawak — Health director
• Socso squad helps beneficiar­ies obtain claim payments
• Co-operative for single mums to produce recipe book
• Inno Run/Ride to kick off Public Service Innovation Week on Oct 15
• Diversify into fisheries and marine tourism, shipbuilde­rs, repairers told
• Segi University, Duke University ink agreement
• Mitsubishi Motors launches locally assembled Outlander SUV
• MJC City’s Borneo Property Roadshow is back
• Grab great discounts on various brands at furniture fair
• Honeywell conducts engagement event with business partners
• Otakyun! 2017 offers entertainm­ent, special guest cosplayers
• Boulevard to hold ‘Miss Tiny Tot Boulevard Contest 2017’
• Contribute to book on Miri’s devt
• Frankfurt Book Fair brings Malaysian books to global level
• Madius: Malaysian cities need to brace for future challenges
• Use of gadgets in 21st century class attracts Najib’s attention
• English Language Roadmap 2015-2025 to elevate teaching skills
• Preserve Loy Krathong, Songkran Festivals — Nazri
• KL-SG HSR scammers prey on unsuspecti­ng victims
• Syzlin’s body to arrive from Peru on Tuesday
• Police detain several individual­s allegedly planning attacks
• Myanmar army opens probe into conduct of soldiers
• Toxic fumes sicken 13 in EU’s new ‘Space Egg’ summit HQ
• Catalan leader faces heat on all sides as deadline looms
• Nato warns North Korea military action would have ‘devastatin­g consequenc­es’
• Three dead in mid-air Australia skydiving collision
• Dovizioso sets Japan pace as Marquez crashes in wet
• Holder Molinari in sixway Italian Open lead
• Bad hair day but Khedira set for Juve return
• Manchester clubs to fight for Premier League title — Shearer
• United face test of title credential­s at Liverpool
• Barca travel to Madrid amid Catalan crisis
• Swiss target PSG boss, ex-FIFA exec in World Cup rights probe
• Bayern boss Heynckes starts fourth stint
• China drafts in foreign refs to halt controvers­ies
• Catch Borneo Cup Muaythai C’ships in Bintulu this weekend
• ‘Santubong Petanque Complex rental fees need to be reviewed’
• Gavin’s performanc­e dips after rain interrupte­d play
• SMK St Anthony holds awards presentati­on ceremony
• KGS golfers shine on first day of S’wak Grand C’ships
• Boleh La top Tay Motors Trios League despite Blacklist draw
• ‘Run 4 U’ closing date extended
• Christian books spot in CM Cup semi-finals
• Sarawak to host two internatio­nal sporting events in 2019
• Klopp proving a tough nut for Mourinho to crack
• Montella needs to deliver in Milan’s Chinese derby
• Jordan says superteams will create 28 ‘garbage’ teams
• SBBA plans to cap off 2017 with intergym competitio­n
• Arsenal distracted by transfer talk ahead of Watford clash
• Sarawak bid to retain table tennis title
• Perez takes lead at CIMB Classic golf, Thomas trails
• Trump throws future of Iran deal to Congress
• With no morphine, 25 million die in pain each year – Report
• Japan vows no more deaths from overwork while building Olympic arena
• Turkey army says installing ‘observatio­n posts’ in Idlib
• New poll shows Philippine President still hugely popular
• Trump signs order to weaken Obamacare
• Vietnam flood and landslide toll hits 54
• Tremor near nuclear test site believed to be natural quake
• US, Israel withdraw from UN heritage agency citing bias
• Drug enforcemen­t agency lacks manpower, funds — Director
• Croc ‘highly likely’ to have killed elderly Australian woman
• Duterte not planning to expel EU ambassador­s — Spokesman
• US, S. Korea to launch major navy drill next week
• Jailed Hong Kong activist Wong found guilty of contempt of court
• Taiwan samurai sword attacker charged with attempted murder
• China’s most-wanted fugitive jailed for eight years for graft
• DHL heir faces more drug traffickin­g charges
• Former soccer star Weah leads most counties in Liberia presidenti­al vote
• Kenya opposition supporters defy protest ban
• ‘Gross mistakes’ in run-up to Berlin Christmas attack
• South African Supreme Court upholds ruling to reinstate corruption charges against Zuma
• California fires kill 31, deadliest in state’s history
• Coca and traffickin­g greatest threats to Colombia peace, says peace official
• MGM: Las Vegas gunman fired on guard, crowd at about same time
• Baghdad launches Kirkuk operation as Kurd fighters mobilise
• Erdogan says no problem with Russian S-400 purchases
• Key points of Palestinia­n unity agreement
• Civilians pour out of Raqa as bombing intensifie­s
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• NY, UK cops probe Weinstein amid fourth rape allegation
• Harvey Weinstein and the dark side of Hollywood’s talent-worship
• Jane Fonda knew of Weinstein claims, ‘I should’ve been braver’
• Fourth French actress says harassed by Weinstein
• Busan festival opens with plea for freedom of speech
• Concealing sex scandals in Asian showbiz
• Van Der Beek reveals sexual harassment by ‘older, powerful men’
• Weinstein being ‘condemned by vigilantes’ — Oliver Stone
• Amazon suspends entertainm­ent chief Price amid harassment claims
• Nigerian singer questioned by police after three deaths
• Cambodia bans ‘Kingsman' for country's portrayal as crime hub
• Lotte Chemical sees market ‘stable to firm’ by 2020
• Power-waste heat job to have minimal impact on TNB’s earnings
• Financial planning for M’sians in turbulent times
• MSM’s growth to recover in financial year of 2018
• More wins to bolster Sunway Constructi­on’s orderbook
• MSR partners tee to tap S-E Asian mart, acquire brownfield assets in Malaysia
• Public, private sector collaborat­ions key to Asean investment gateway
• Trade between M’siaCzech Republic to increase this year
• Standard Kitchen’s October Festival Sale offers discounts for all kitchen needs
• MIDA joins MITI, MATRADE and NCCIM to organise Qatar-Malaysia economic forum
• Indonesia to attract more visitors to Riau Islands via Johor
• Global Airline shares up 0.9 pct in September
• Bursa Malaysia ends the week higher
• Housing loan approval rate remains high — BNM’s Housing Watch
• Investors should take precaution­ary measures to avoid scams — SC
• Donna Karan’s defence of Weinstein taking its toll
• Interactiv­e plush toys set to take a much larger share of Christmas wish lists
• Oculus unveils new virtual reality headset
• Windows 10 Mobile no longer a focus for Microsoft
• Uber Technologi­es pushed the limits of the law. Now comes the reckoning
• Waymo demands RM3.4 bln in settlement talks with Uber
• Supersonic jet designed to halve flight times successful­ly completes first test flight
• Amazon patents that might give electric car a boost someday
• Global economy chiefs told to reform while going is good, prepare for shock
• Canada and Mexico stick to NAFTA guns despite Trump threats
• S&P warns of Catalan recession if crisis drags
• ECB’s Draghi pledges rock-bottom rates as Germany calls for change
• Lufthansa to swallow lion’s share of Air Berlin
• China Sept imports blow past expectatio­ns as economy remains in high gear
• Samsung Electronic­s CEO resigns, even as record profits expected
• No new coal power stations in Java, Indonesia energy minister says
• S. Korea, China renew currency swap deal despite tensions
• Emma the robot masseuse gets to work in Singapore
• In Algeria, taboos, law scare away organ donors

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