The Borneo Post - 2013-04-26

• Making facilities friendly for physically-challenged
• White, black and shades of grey
• EC: Dispatch of ballot boxes to states normal
• EC assures indelible ink won’t smear ballot paper
• Four-star ‘Lewangoals­ki’ floors Real
• SUPP, DAP go headon in battle for Sibu
• Asean urges China to discuss maritime row
• Sugar King makes sweet return to Iskandar Malaysia
• Hisham warns parties against indulging in terrorist politics
• Two charged over intimate Kate sunbathing shots
• Security in Lahad Datu under control — Ismail
• SWP sues Entulu for defamation
• Nansian reaffirms stand not to campaign in Mas Gading
• Three men held over explosion in Nibong Tebal
• Darul Hana to be ready in a year
• Pakatan’s twist routine dangerous — Abang Johari
• Upgrading Pan Borneo trunk road realistic propositio­n — Lau
• Dream to end race politics possible this election, says Kit Siang
• ‘Taib still needed to lead state’
• Tan throws down the gauntlet to Chong
• Lau chides DAP over disrespect­ful billboard
• Longhouse chief longs to be under 2 BN reps
• New ferry service connects Sebuyau and Pusa
• CE Resources appointed sole agent for Deckliteac­cess
• Saberkas reaches out to family in Kampung Tabuan Hilir
• Govt will not neglect rural areas, says Awg Tengah
• Youthful new face for SUPP
• ‘Baram Transforma­tion Team to be set up if BN man elected’
• Don’t be fooled into voting independen­t candidate — Nogeh
• ‘BN can assure a stable business environmen­t’
• Risda gives aid to 3,225 rubber smallholde­rs
• SCB to use social media to reach global clients
• RM160 mln for 320,000 rubber smallholde­rs
• Mawan expected to win due to his resilience — Minos
• 84 villagers chosen to take part in cluster rubber planting scheme
• Herald: May 30 fixed for another case management on government’s appeal
• Her son’s clothing dumped into bin could not be recovered, court told
• Najib flying over for working visit
• Police, EC lodge reports on allegation of early voting
• A twin-engine boat moves faster — Rep
• Government sees early childhood education as important — Fatimah
• ANZAC Day commemorat­ion dawn service held in Miri
• Learn all about snakes at UCSI University this evening
• Standing ovation for gold award winners from MRSM Betong
• ‘Nod’ for the only clinic for heart screening
• Resort holds Earth Hour treasure hunt
• Sea of blue as BN dominates Sibuti poster and flags war
• Miri City Green Ride also accepts walk-in participan­ts
• Careful observatio­ns
• DAP brushes off SUPP manifesto
• BN ops room in Buntong hit by two molotov cocktails
• Legal community should welcome law liberalisa­tion — Former CJ
• Opposition has no credibilit­y to administer country — PM
• Selangor NGOS distributi­ng one million pamphlets on failure of opposition govt
• BN govt will not waver on religion, says Najib
• ‘Think before you vote’ advice for Perak Chinese voters
• GE13 a litmus test for Najib
• Don’t be influenced by racial sentiments, cautions Raja Nong Chik
• Government never marginalis­es rural community — Muhyiddin
• PAS can’t implement hudud without twothirds majority – Dr M
• BN manifesto continues to recognise women’s role
• Rais calls for more intellectu­al, quality books
• Troubled waters for Aussies world champ trials
• Mayweather vows jail, ring rust will not weaken him
• Mourinho aghast over Real’s handling of Poland striker
• Real performanc­e ‘lamentable’ — Media
• Dortmund star future in doubt
• Suarez gets 10-game ban for biting
• Top AFC candidate denies player persecutio­n
• Brazil booed by own fans in 2-2 draw with Chile
• End of an era talk ‘unjust’ — Iniesta
• Miri maintain lead in MSSS meet
• Nolan leads Kuching challenge in Mr Sarawak
• Eight teams for Maksak table tennis tournament in Sibu
• More young exponents for taekwondo tourney
• Two local coaches attend national cricket course
• Top-seed Ferrer out, Nadal through
• Park, Lewis fight for LPGA top ranking in Texas
• China’s Guan tees off at PGA New Orleans event
• State cyclists to compete in Myanmar SEA Games
• China investigat­ing clashes that killed 21
• Bush urges brother Jeb to run for White House
• S. Korea delivers talks ultimatum to North
• Few women opt for frontline combat roles in Australia
• Bangladesh garment trade blamed as death hits 200
• Mexican teachers set fire in local ruling party office
• Unmanned Russian spaceship may fail to dock to ISS
• Thousands remember war dead on ANZAC Day
• US army seeks new technology to replace GPS
• US had more tips on Boston suspect
• Ex-air Force instructor gets six months for role in sex scandal
• Shiite Hezbollah under increased pressure over Syria fighting
• 92 of 166 Guantanamo detainees on hunger strike and two hospitalis­ed
• Italy’s Letta begins tricky coalition talks
• Venezuela presidenti­al rival charges election ‘stolen’
• Rights group urges safe toilets for Afghanista­n policewome­n
• Indian FM to visit China amid border spat
• STAR GAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• Journalist, UK military staff charged over royal stories
• Boy band JLS to split after farewell tour
• Ben Affleck to ‘live on less than $1.50/day’
• Idol producers ‘secretly plot’ to remove Carey
• Fan Bingbing tops new Forbes China celebritie­s list
• Nana Patekar says he won’t be working with Sanjay Dutt
• Gwyneth Paltrow named People’s Most Beautiful Woman
• Mrs Russia steps down over ‘Mrs Dumb’ interview gaffes
• Miley Cyrus’ new album had been her top priority
• Documentar­y about late Winehouse in the works
• Asean single market push in hardest phase, says Aquino
• Najib an outstandin­g leader in steering M’sia towards greater success
• Possibilit­y of delay in KLIA2 completion
• Malaysian investors optimistic about reaching financial goals
• Govt has done good job in facilitati­ng entreprene­urs
• Unisem to regain upward momentum in 2Q13 with recovering demand
• Drb-hicom automotive complex to contribute RM12 bln to GNI by 2015
• Redtone’s near term catalysts to be driven by USP project
• NCB’S 1Q core earnings within expectatio­ns — RHB Research
• Bursa Malaysia eases on lack of follow-up support
• Drivers not safer with voiceactiv­ated texting, study finds
• World’s carmakers in scramble to win over Chinese consumers
• Washington wants carmakers to limit gadgets, web apps
• BP uncertain over gulf spill cost on 3rd anniversar­y
• HK’S pursuit of luxury defies Western gloom
• South Korea economy grows at fastest pace in two years
• Samsung blames demand for delay in US sales of new S4
• Shares in India’s Jet Airways up 20 pct on Etihad deal
• Drive home with a licence – and discount – from IMNB
• One-stop solutions at Perfect Livin’ 13
• Band to hold mini concert for high school students
• Community leaders welcome hike in allowances
• Council to seek funds for multi-storey car park at federal complex
• ‘Vote for real developmen­t, not empty promises’
• Longhouse folk declare support for Nanta
• Village chief pledges support for Ting
• ‘Continue supporting govt’s focus on technical education’
• Tenya scoops Earth Day prize in Interhill photo contest
• Pet Affair roadshow at Bintang Megamall to start April 28
• ‘Stop monopoly of 1Malaysia laptop distributi­on’
• ESPRAT achieves 1 million man hours without loss time injury
• Nasim unveils highly acclaimed Peugeot 208
• New office bearers for Pan-malaysia Lorry Owners’ Associatio­n elected

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