Fri, November 18, 2005

Headlines Supreme commander warns Sondhi to shut up 1994 SHOOTINGS: Policemen to stay in jail for life Chiang Mai residents in the dark over THAKSIN VS SONDHI: Gagged! SOUTHERN UNREST: Royal request for support in South Shut Manager website: MP Now Thaksin accused of lese majeste Academics slam curbs on website’s content National TRADE & INVESTMENT: Singapore delegationdue in town EGAT RULING: Public hearings needed, Snoh says METRO BRIEFS: Lat Phrao overpasses open to traffic Top honour for Pornchai Plan for exotic menu called ‘barbaric’ Maggoty pork legs cause a furore Midnight ban on alcohol now in effect Medical team to assist Haj pilgrims Burma figures prominently at Apec forum in Busan Democrats stoke Egat flames IN BRIEF: Ag’s office New centre for creative inventors opens shop Millions celebrate Loy Krathong festival Vaccine ban stays Abbot loses appeal Ruling in Laota case endorsed Somkid eyes trade boost with China IN BRIEF: egat affair IN BRIEF: Sb Furniture BUSINESS DIARY: 08.30 Media relations NTC CHARGES: CAT purring over fees Ambitious 5-year plan for Patkol Magazine growth outstrips other media Beer garden to up the ante Haco builds plant for brass fittings LATE NEWS: highways dept Burma figures prominently at Apec forum in Busan Business APEC SIDELINE MEET: Asean hopes for progress on US trade agreement Sales drop expected at motor expo BILLS OF EXCHANGE: SEC to rethink B/E restrictions Thanong targets retail investors SET in the City fair gets poor response on first day SUB SRI THAI WAREHOUSE: SCB sells its 78% holding FRIDAY BUG: Virabongsa helps ‘nephew’ Home-buyers ‘needn’t panic’ Vijit hopeful over final Egat verdict SET names companies ROBOTICS: Asimo almost up and running Local start-up ventures into production of vacuum tubes Science-exchange projects to improve knowledge in Thailand Separate laws on documents and transactions likely to be merged Sports ASIAN INDOOR GAMES: 2nd golden stunt Shooters determined to hit the target Bt200m for go for gold campaign Opinion EDITORIAL: Two-part reform must be enacted PM’s power short-circuited by collapse of Egat deal Pakistani president surrounded by foes A democratic vision for Asia