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Tue, November 21, 2006 : Last updated 20:28 pm (Thai local time)
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Alcohol makers 'fight back'
Alcohol companies have initiated a fierce movement to have the total ban on alcohol advertising - due to take effect on December 3 - aborted, said Chamlong Srimuang, who is now a member of the National Legislative Assembly.
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Ministry needs to cover cost of scholarships
The Education Ministry has to find Bt600 million to pay for about 1,800 scholarships awarded by the One District, One Scholarship project.
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Morning market bomb kills 2, maims 15
A soldier and a civilian were killed and 15 others injured yesterday morning when a bomb planted in a motorcycle exploded near a Sungai Kolok fresh market.
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Peace in South in 3-4 years: Anand
It will take three or four years to restore peace in the troubled South despite the government's improved approach to dealing with the crisis, Anand Panyarachun, the former head of a panel to find peace in the region, said yesterday.
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Legislature asked to act on 'silence killings'
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) will seek National Legislative Assembly (NLA) action over 38 alleged "silence killings" during the Thaksin Shinawatra war on drugs.
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Extortion lands official and co in jail
A former land official was yesterday sentenced to 20 years' jail and a temporary office worker got seven years for demanding bribes for land-title deeds.
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Universities want breaks
The University Presidents Council is developing proposals it wants the government to consider as it moves towards making state universities autonomous organisations.
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