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Name: Jeon [Census Rank: 18640]
Kookaburras have last laugh Date: 18 Jan 2004 Description: Ko did very well for a big man to go low and save the two penalty flicks and that gave the players the confidence," Korean manager Jeon Jae Hong said. ... Source: (ABC Online, Australia) 100 Major Projects Put Under BAI Monitoring Date: Jan 14, 2004 Description: ...`We have come up with 100 projects that will be under constant watch for their progress and transparency,’’ BAI chairman Jeon Yun-churl said in a news ... Source: (Korea Times, South Korea) Hockey umpires come under fire Date: Jan 12, 2004 Description: 12 (PTI): South Korean team manager Jae Hong Jeon, has dubbed the umpiring standards in the ongoing seven-nation Sultan Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament here ... Source: (The Hindu, India) Azlan Shah umpires under fire Date: Jan 12, 2004 Description: KUALA LUMPUR, JANUARY 12: South Korean team manager Jae Hong Jeon has dubbed the umpiring standards in the ongoing seven-nation Sultan Azlan Shah Cup hockey ... Source: (Indian Express, India) TV Show Turns Job Seekers' Dreams Into Reality Date: Jan 11, 2004 Description: Jeon Jin-hak, producer of ``Pyramid of Dreams’’ said viewers' reactions to the show might have to do with ``cultural differences.’’. ... Source: (Korea Times, South Korea) Umpires come under fire Date: Jan 12, 2004 Description: KUALA LUMPUR: South Korean team manager Jae Hong Jeon has dubbed the umpiring standards in the ongoing seven-nation Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Hockey Tournament ... Source: (Daily Times, Pakistan) Tears and Memories Come Back for Former POW Date: Dec 26, 2003 Description: For the past 52 years, Jeon Yong-il, 72, a South Korean soldier captured by North Korea during the Korean War, had anxiously waited the day when he would be ... Source: (Chosun Ilbo, South Korea) Poster for New Kim Gi-duk Film to Provoke Controversy Date: Jan 15, 2004 Description: Photographer Lee Jeon-ho, who did the poster work for the hit film, “Old Boy,” shot the photo in a studio in Seoul’s Gangnam district last December. ... Source: (Chosun Ilbo, South Korea) 50 Years After Korean War's End, Ex-POW Returns Home Date: Dec 25, 2003 Description: The 72-year-old veteran of the Korean War, Jeon Yong Il, had escaped from North Korea in June by swimming across the Tumen River into China. ... Source: (Los Angeles Times (subscription), CA) Hockey / Azlan Shah Cup : What a disgrace ! Date: Jan 16, 2004 Description: South Korean manager Jeon Jae Hong was happy with the performance of his players. The Koreans play Germany in the third and fourth placing match tomorrow. ... Source: (Malay Mail, Malaysia) Deaf South Korean has Qualifying School victory in his sights Date: Jan 16, 2004 Description: 74-70-75, Kenichi Ryu (Jpn) 72-72-75, Angelo Que (Phi) 71-73-75, Ari Savolainen (Fin) 75-71-73, Adam Groom (Aus) 72-71-76, Anthony Summers (Aus) 71-71-77, Jeon ... Source: (The Star, Malaysia) Monkey business portends tough year for Roh Date: Jan 13, 2004 Description: The successful escape of Jeon Yong-il and his arrival in Seoul on December 31 after being held for 50 years as a prisoner of war by North Korea have generated ... Source: (Asia Times Online, Hong Kong) South Korean POW Home After 50 years in the North Date: Dec 24, 2003 Description: South Korean prisoner of war Jeon Yong-il, 72, who was arrested by Chinese security agents for using a fake passport while trying to escape from North Korea ... Source: (Chosun Ilbo, South Korea) PAKISTAN: French journalists file appeal today Date: Jan 12, 2004 Description: Joel Marc Epstein and Jeon Paul Gullateau, reporter and photographer, respectively, of the French weekly "L'Express," were sentenced on Saturday to a six-month ... Source: (Asia Pacific Media Network) POW returns home after half a century Date: Dec 24, 2003 Description: It took half a century for Jeon Yong-il, 72, to return home as he was taken prisoner in North Korea in the final weeks of the 1950-53 Korean War, which left an ... Source: (Korea Herald, South Korea) Umpires come under fire Date: Jan 12, 2004 Description: South Korean team manager Jae Hong Jeon has dubbed the umpiring standards in the ongoing seven-nation Sultan Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament here as "poor ... Source: (Hindustan Times, India) POW reunited with family after 52 years Date: Dec 26, 2003 Description: His hands and face creased with hardship and his back bent under the weight of his turbulent life as a prisoner of war in North Korea, Jeon Yong-il finally got ... Source: (Korea Herald, South Korea) Forgotten POWs shame South Korea Date: Dec 26, 2003 Description: ...took so long. Jeon Yong-il, 72, had escaped from North Korea in June by swimming across the Tumen River into China. There he contacted ... Source: (Sydney Morning Herald, Australia) Southern POW ’ s Companion a Mystery : North Korean , or ... Date: Dec 25, 2003 Description: South Korean prisoner of war Jeon Yong-il will be able to spend the New Years with his family, after the about three weeks of questioning. ... Source: (Chosun Ilbo, South Korea) Prisoner of war meets his family briefly Date: Dec 26, 2003 Description: Jeon Yong-il, the former South Korean prisoner of war who returned home this week after a half-century of captivity in the North, was reunited yesterday with ... Source: (Joongang Ilbo, South Korea) Korean POW returns home after 50 years Date: Dec 24, 2003 Description: Jeon Yong-il, 72, was taken prisoner in 1953, interned in North Korea and eventually escaped into China this year -- only to be caught and threatened with ... Source: (Reuters, UK) Santa Claus Meets the Little Mermaid Date: Dec 25, 2003 Description: Jeon Do-youn dressed as a Christmas angel for the holidays as she prepared surprise gifts for the film crew of the movie “Little Mermaid,” filming on Jeju ... Source: (Chosun Ilbo, South Korea) South Korean POW Returns Home After 50 Years in North Korea Date: Dec 24, 2003 Description: Jeon Yong-il, a 72-year-old former South Korean prisoner of war who was arrested by Chinese authorities after attempting to board a Seoul-bound flight with a ... Source: (Donga, South Korea) S Korean POW returns home Date: Dec 24, 2003 Description: Jeon Yong-Il, 72, arrived at Incheon International Airport, accompanied by a female North Korean defector, airport officials said. ... Source: (NEWS.com.au, Australia) Korean POW returns home after 50 years Date: Dec 24, 2003 Description: Jeon Yong-il, 72, was taken prisoner in 1953, interned in North Korea and eventually escaped into China this year - only to be caught and threatened with ... Source: (eTaiwan News, Taiwan) Consumer sentiment rose in December Date: Jan 8, 2004 Description: ...the government and other think tanks are unveiling optimistic outlook, consumers seem to gain faith in the local economy, albeit on a small scale," said Jeon ... Source: (Korea Herald, South Korea) Asian activists converge on Mumbai for WSF Date: Jan 10, 2004 Description: ...will also be the target of some of the 300 South Korean activists heading to the forum who accuse Washington of stoking tensions with North Korea, said Jeon So ... Source: (Sify, India) Indians desperate for better results Date: Jan 12, 2004 Description: Umpires come under fire: South Korean team manager Mr Jae Hong Jeon has dubbed the umpiring standards in the ongoing Sultan Azlan Shah Cup hockey tournament ... Source: (The Statesman, India) Kookaburras draw with South Korea Date: Jan 10, 2004 Description: We were unlucky, especially in the closing stages of the match, but at the same time are grateful for the one point," said Korean manager Jeon Jae Hong. Source: (The Age, Australia) Australia draw with South Korea in Azlan Cup Date: Jan 10, 2004 Description: We were unlucky, especially in the closing stages of the match, but at the same time are grateful for the one point,” said Korean manager Jeon Jae Hong. ... Source: (Daily Times, Pakistan) World at a Glance Date: Dec 25, 2003 Description: The 72-year-old veteran of the Korean War, Jeon Yong Il, had escaped from North Korea in June by swimming across the Tumen River into China. ... Source: (Salt Lake Tribune, UT) More Southern POWs Said Hiding in China Date: Dec 28, 2003 Description: The government has confirmed that besides Jeon Yong-il, 72, who returned to South Korea last Wednesday from China, three or four more South Korean prisoners of ... Source: (Chosun Ilbo, South Korea) Semiconductor Makers Focus On Digital TV Market Date: Jan 12, 2004 Description: The company will focus on supplying chipsets for digital TVs in line with anticipated growth in demand this year," said Jeon Go-yeong, CEO of Analog Devices ... Source: (Etnews, South Korea) Lost Kingdom, Modern Spat Date: Jan 12, 2004 Description: Jeon Jae-su, 18, a student who signed the petition with a friend, says, “I don’t know the details of the fuss, but from what I understand, China claims ... Source: (World Press Review) Pakistani Court Sets Free convict French Journalists Date: Jan 12, 2004 Description: ...availed. Jeon Paul Gullateau, the photographer, said that he would like to see his family and friends in France as soon as possible. ... Source: (Pakistan Times, Pakistan) World News > Pakistan frees jailed French journalists Date: Jan 12, 2004 Description: Epstein said. Jeon Paul Gullateau, a photographer, said he would like to see his family and friends in France as soon as possible. Source: (New Kerala, India) More POW defectors confirmed in China Date: Dec 28, 2003 Description: ...more cautious approach," he said, implying that the government cannot afford to repeat blunders in handling POWs from the North as surfaced in the case of Jeon ... Source: (Korea Herald, South Korea) Family of long-lost POW is angry Date: Dec 25, 2003 Description: After 50 years of captivity in North Korea, Jeon Yong-il, a former South Korean prisoner of war, returned home and was met, not by his family, but with news he ... Source: (Joongang Ilbo, South Korea) Time Magazine to Interview Local Actress Date: Jan 11, 2004 Description: ...of Jun’s management company told the daily Goodday that the actress was contacted by the Asian division of Time through a Hong Kong producer involved in Jeon ... Source: (Korea Times, South Korea) Lost kingdom, modern spat Date: Jan 11, 2004 Description: Jeon Jae-su, 18, a student who signed the petition with a friend, says, "I don't know the details of the fuss, but from what I understand, China claims ... Source: (Joongang Ilbo, South Korea) Hana Bank may yet bid for ailing LG Card Date: Dec 24, 2003 Description: The fact that no one has shown interest by the initial deadline shows LG Card is in a worse state than anyone had imagined,” said Jeon Sang-pil, an ... Source: (The Star, Malaysia) Digital camera market expanding rapidly Date: |