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Road names: Hands off our landmarks
Nov 20, 2008 In: NSTI AM annoyed with the Perak government’s attitude over what is an unpopular move on its part (”More against renaming of Jalan Silibin …
Road names: Maintain the name
Nov 20, 2008 In: NSTTHE uproar over the renaming of Jalan Silibin must be solved at once.My family moved into Lorong Silibin in 1965. Silibin …
Sports in school: Good for child development
Nov 20, 2008 In: NSTDO not neglect sports in school, as sports foster a sense of community. Sports transcend race and religion. Sports also keep students away …
Stray dogs: Help get them off the streets
Nov 20, 2008 In: NSTI was disheartened to note that Malaysia has again come under the spotlight for the ill-treatment of animals. The alleged …
Barack obama’s election victory: We must consider local complexities
Nov 20, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to the contrasting views expressed by Dr Chandra Muzaffar of Penang (”Too sweeping a comparison” — NST, Nov 11) and John Chang …
Bumiputeras: No need to fly off the handle
Nov 20, 2008 In: NSTI HAVE much respect for Tun Mohd Hanif Omar for his balanced views on the affairs of the nation and I am sure he has national unity and …
Road names: People’s views must count
Nov 20, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to the hullabaloo over the proposed renaming of Jalan Silibin in Ipoh as Jalan P. Patto by the Pakatan Rakyat state government of …
Energy planning: Who makes the decisions in the power sector?
Nov 20, 2008 In: NSTTHE 42 per cent reserve margin in the power sector is a burden not only to Tenaga Nasional Bhd but also to the consumer. In a …
Police response: Question on race uncalled for and unprofessional
Nov 20, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to the letter from Joel Tan Wei Han of Johor Baru (”Unnecessary question” — NST, Nov 19) and would like to relate a similar incident …
Highway toll: Modify that discount offer
Nov 20, 2008 In: NSTIT is good to read that highway concessionaire PLUS Expressways is considering a 10 per cent discount for motorists using its highways …
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