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BURNING ISSUE Coup leaders' act of theatre helps chavalit save face Generals keen to maintain ties despite his outspoken remarks Thaksin's ministers fared well while in office Asset declarations by members of the former cabinet - ousted by the military coup on September 19 - were revealed yesterday by the National Counter Corruption Commission. The statements showed most ministers had got richer. IN BRIEF Most people confident that politics will improve: survey Most people expect an improvement in Thai politics in the next few months, a survey has found. AEC expands probe into rubber sapling scandal The Assets Examination Committee (AEC) is preparing to visit rubber plantations in the South and the Northeast to collect first-hand information in its investigation into the rubber sapling scandal. Chavalit 'to form party' Former prime minister Chavalit Yongchaiyudh saw himself in the role of a mentor when he criticised the Council for National Security (CNS), a close aide of his said on condition of anonymity. Surayud says no rush to scrap martial law Thailand has not set a timetable for lifting martial law but this will not be an issue at the Apec summit in Hanoi this weekend, Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said yesterday.	Top Stories TAX scam slowly unravels Chavalit's political bombshell Interim govt fails to impress academics Graft alleged in THAI contracts Chavalit adds to the general confusion

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