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Sun, December 3, 2006 : Last updated 20:14 pm (Thai local time)

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Malaysian border official attacked by Thai gang

KUALA LUMPUR - A Malaysian border official was attacked andbeaten by a group of Thai nationals after preventing one of them from entering the country on suspicion of diesel smuggling, according to a report Sunday.

CALL FOR ELECTION
Honour promise, Clinton tells CNS

US ex-president says return to democracy crucial

Little we can do, says PM

Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont yesterday admitted there was little the government could do to suppress the underground lottery.


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		SOUTHERN UNREST Forces placed on 10-day high alert Surayud vows change of tactics if no improvement seen
		SPECIAL REPORT Can Thailand go for eco-friendly vehicles? Automobile industry sceptical despite incentives offered by government

BOARD OF INVESTMENT
Dow Chem to apply for privileges
US chemicals giant has $900m for making Thailand a major production base in SE Asia

		SEC backs direct investment abroad
		November inflation hits 3.5%
		Central gets festive

ENVIRONMENT
Free check for northern river
Teachers go back to Nature's school

		Bt10 billion is set aside for flood relief
		Rights panel wants probe accelerated
		Top three life threats

ASIAN GAMES
Three- medal lift
2 silver and a bronze for Kingdom

		Lucky draw for Thailand
		In brief :Phuket triathlon

EDITORIAL
NLA a winner in lottery debate
Fierce opposition to legalising two- and three-digit versions dispels assembly's 'rubber stamp' image