Penny Tai (chiń. 戴佩妮; pinyin Dái Peìnī; ur. 22 kwietnia 1978 w Johorze) – malezyjska piosenkarka mandopopowa i autorka tekstów.
Penny Tai urodziła się w Malezji w rodzinie wywodzącej się z grupy etnicznej Hakka o chińskich korzeniach. Pierwsze piosenki zaczęła pisać w wieku 17 lat, startując w konkursie pisania piosenek Halo Song w Kuala Lumpur. W 1999 roku podpisała kontrakt z tajwańskim oddziałem EMI Music i przeprowadziła się do Tajwanu, by kontynuować karierę, jako piosenkarka i autorka tekstów. Swój pierwszy album Penny wydała w styczniu 2000 roku.
Leer más...El 22 de abril de 1978 fue un sábado bajo el signo estelar de ♉. Era el día 111 del año. El presidente de los Estados Unidos fue Jimmy Carter.
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Date: 22 April 1978
Unknown assailants throw bomb and fire shots into offices of Govt opposition newspaper La Prensa; bomb does not go off and no one is injured; bombs explode in several parts of capital, as anti-Govt demonstrators rally; Natl Guard repts 3 persons killed (S)
Date: 22 April 1978
By JOHN F. BURNS Special to The New York Times
John BURNS
comment on news coverage of Rhodesian war; notes that most foreign newsmen, numbering about 50 at any time, have been reduced to reptg war from Govt statement and by scouting among people, such as soldiers on leave, who have come closer to fighting; notes exceptions made for well-connected newsmen and for those considered sympathetic to Rhodesian cause; case of late Lord Richard Valentine Cecil and Pulitzer Prize-winning AP photographer J Ross Baughman noted (M)
Date: 23 April 1978
By HENRY KAMM Special to The New York Times
Henry Special
Information Min Gen Ali Murtopo, int, explains why 7 of nation's leading newspapers were closed by Govt of Pres Suharto in Jan and were allowed to reopen only after each editor signed pledge to accept Govt's concept of 'responsibility'; main reason for closing seen as reporting by papers of student demonstrations protesting Suharto's re-election; Vice Pres Adam Malik comments (M)
Date: 23 April 1978
Special to The New York Times
Eugene L Roberts Jr, exec editor of Phila Inquirer, will be '78 Peter Edes Lecturer at Univ of Me's Dept of Journalism (S)
Date: 22 April 1978
Special to The New York Times
NY-based Soviet journalist Iona Andronov (Literaturnaya Gazeta) is denied permission to int Johnny Harris, black who is on death row in Ala's maximum security prison near Atmore for murder of prison guard in '74; Andronov says Warden Joe Oliver acknowledged that he would not allow int because he felt Soviet Union was exploiting case for pol purposes; case revd (M)
Date: 23 April 1978
By JUAN de ONIS Special to The New York Times
Juan de ONIS
Army high command backs 2d term for Pres Videla; decision is important because Navy admirals, represented on governing junta by Adm Emilio Massera, have balked at extending Videla's presidency; newspapers La Opinion and Cronica are ordered to suspend publication for 3 days because Navy objects to repts predicting Army comdrs would 'proclaim' new term for Videla (M)
Date: 23 April 1978
Special to The New York Times
Amer journalists covering Vance visit to USSR protest Soviet Foreign Min's limitations against number of reporters who may attend start of Vance's session with Brezhnev; Foreign Min has allowed 7 of 15 reportets to attend session (S)
Date: 23 April 1978
By Pierre Berton
Pierre Berton
Pierre Berton article on Dionne Quintuplets and worldwide news coverage of them during 1930s; illus (L)
Date: 23 April 1978
Reprs of nonaligned nations meet, Havana, Cuba, to discuss establishment of code of ethics to regulate internatl news reptg (S)