The Star Malaysia - 2012-05-21

• Kangkung, Timun are voters
• RED RALLY IN KUANTAN
• Trail to thrill your senses
• Fonseka to be freed
• SMES’ new source of credit
• A right royal tour
• PM: World is your oyster
• Probe book by liberal Islamic activist, ministry urged
• Raisins the secret behind Azimah making varsity history
• Sabah — land of unusual names
• All dressed up to ‘kill’
• Mixed reactions to Taximonger site
• Do DAP and PKR know?
• Improving childcare education
• Better and safer environmen­t for rail users
• Cops to speed up exchange of info to solve crime
• Do keep an open mind on talks
• Don’t set preconditi­ons if you are sincere, Mustapa tells PAS
• ‘School milk supply safe’
• Thosai offer turned down
• Uthayakuma­r to stand as independen­t in polls
• All quiet in Jalan Kuchai Lama due to power disruption
• Chua: Pakatan not managing Selangor well
• Special rooms for bankrupts
• MIC lines up two names for each seat
• Handbook on Islamic view of nature to be launched soon
• Village gets power back
• Another uphill battle
• Jonker Walk and Singapore’s Chinatown to pair up as twin streets
• Bung Mokhtar a hit in Twitterjay­a
• Crisis in Europe will affect rest of the world
• Sex, drugs and cuffs
• Singapore syndicate offers gigolos for hire
• HK artists cry foul over copyright Bill
• ‘Day of Anger’ to mourn KR victims
• Zuckerberg ties the knot
• Strong quake rocks Italy
• New home for M’sia Pavilion
• MASTER BUILDERS ASSOCIATIO­N MALAYSIA Scholarshi­p Awards 2012
• Centre helps disabled secure job
• Chen begins new life in US
• Top official to attend party meet despite links to Bo
• Tugboat reaches ship adrift off Barrier Reef
• Street artist has a good head for calligraph­y
• Battle for Hougang revs up
• Thai rally ends peacefully
• Libyan convicted over Lockerbie bombing dies, says brother
• French opera hits the right note
• All’s not lost for transgende­r pageant contestant
• Vatican: New book ‘criminal’
• Put toll to better use
• Increase number of CRK days
• Heckling is not our culture
• Unbecoming behaviour of M’sians in London
• Changes overdue
• Organising better conference­s
• Finance Ministry to consider payment
• Media play vigilante
• Thunder strike Lakers
• Chanderpau­l and Samuels defy dominant England
• Liu Xiang stays modest ahead of Olympics
• Maria defends title
• Results worldwide
• Guildford gets All Blacks reprieve for Ireland Test
• Dufner clings on Vijay and Day among others hot on Jason’s heels
• Mcdowell reaches Match Play semis ‘with ugly win’
• Big Sam delivers
• City demand fan gives titlewinni­ng ball back
• Behave, Three Lions
• Striker Roo recovering from injury ahead of Euro 2012
• Rich and real lucky
• > Trophyless Devils
• Blues finally land Holy Grail
• Count Roberto in
• Bayern: We have only ourselves to blame
• Ecstasy for Blues, agony for Tottenham
• Sultan Azlan: Don’t treat my tournament lightly
• Unhappy winner
• FAM should take security measures more seriously
• Subra wanted to play on despite cut on eyebrow
• Relying on the best
• Khim Wah and V Shem ready for their baptism of fire
• Teenager Axelsen raring to face Malaysia after winning debut
• Jorgensen on the front foot
• Hendrawan wants to see a strong team spirit at all times
• Hafiz: Home pressure can be China’s worst enemy
• Nicol wins fourth British Open title
• Youngster BI-O bags back-to-back titles
• Crash ends Zulfahmi’s podium dream
• Lorenzo beats Rossi in French Motogp
• Too early to revise economic outlook
• Let’s participat­e in education
• LTH closer to selling off unit
• MISC to sail out of choppy waters
• It is possible to turn around and it will take a lot of effort to push it through
• G-8 leaders support Greece
• Shareholde­rs to decide on Ramunia’s future at upcoming EGM
• Taxing fame and glory at the coming Olympics in London
• Accord on gas pipeline
• SEB opens 3 more power transmissi­on line projects for bidding
• Robust near-term outlook for JCY
• Backbone of the industry
• US market oversold, but major signs say ‘sell’
• Weidmann warns against raising Greek risk exposure
• Alibaba-yahoo deal soon
• Do you want the good news first?
• China to focus more on growth
• Aussie budget prices euro-area economy
• Weaker eurozone nations need core backing
• S. Korea think-tank cuts growth outlook
• BSKYB could get reprieve from UK regulator
• Worries over Europe debt crisis to weigh on Bursa

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