Sunday, November 23, 2008, 01.36 AM

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Malaysian Siamese hope for development

A resident of the Siamese settlement at Telok Wang, here, Boon S. Sawang, 49, said the Siamese village which had yet to receive basic amenities had existed 200 years ago.

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• TEACHING OF MATHS AND SCIENCE IN ENGLISH: Give input on policy, parents urged
• TEACHING OF MATHS AND SCIENCE IN ENGLISH: Give input on policy, parents urged
• TEACHING OF MATHS AND SCIENCE IN ENGLISH: Give input on policy, parents urged
• TEACHING OF MATHS AND SCIENCE IN ENGLISH: Give input on policy, parents urged
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• Cabinet to discuss lower fuel prices
• 'Adat can solve many of our woes'
• 20,000ha gazetted for Orang Asli reserve
• Probe into Kok's claim
• Diabetes experts to give insight on disease
• Oh is Penang Gerakan Youth chief, Ng retains Wanita post
• MP tailed twice by irate motorist
• 'Peg ringgit against dollar'
• Dutch Lady dairy products 'safe'
• Ministry waiting for report on radio station
• Rais to Anwar: Stop acting
• Schools need support staff
• Buns could be on tainted food list
• HK finds melamine in Malaysian biscuits
• 'Detain Khairy under ISA'
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Journalists shown exit at division meet
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Khairy vows to stop 'trouble-makers'
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Division chief wants shorter campaign
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Muhyiddin is one short
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Ku Li almost gets a nomination
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Shafie eyeing to be first Sabahan vice-president
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Azmi pledges to support Zahidi
• Woman set on fire dies
• Pusher nabbed, another escapes
• Woman causes ruckus over land
• No plans to review Internal Security Act, says PM
• Ex-PM told not to meddle
• Dr M: Only Barisan is fair to all races
• I have a job to do, says Syed Hamid
• United in love despite politics
• Tour to spread message on cancer
• Bar: Set up employment tribunal fast
• 'History can help explain Indian role'
• Single mums bake money
• Another report against Utusan
• Bank Negara to help varsity
• Entrepreneur chair in UMK
• Cuepacs can make an appeal, says Najib
• Cyber crimes: #%$@?&! watch what you say online
• Cyber crimes: Vital to preserve evidence integrity
• Cyber crimes: The Net is not in a legal vacuum
• Yasmin focuses on emotions in 'Talentime'
• Spectre of money politics, factions looms over MCA

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