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SURAYUD CLARIFIES
Prem had 'no role in coup'

Privy Council chief says he believes he is not the target of anti-coup activists; urges protesters to work towards peace

COMMERCE SEMINAR
Adapt or die, retailers told

Minister warns small traders new law will not save them unless they improve customer service

Dust levels high in Mae Hong Son

Mae Hong Son is still plagued by smoke haze with dust-particle levels at a dangerous 186 micrograms per cubic metre (mpcm), according to the Pollution Control Department.


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		FUTURE OF TELEVISION Six choices for public TV free of intervention Policy decision due next month after hearings on broadcasting's big chance
		It's hello again to old Don Muang Like old soldiers who refuse to die, the 93-year-old Don Muang Airport came back to life yesterday, welcoming passengers once again.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE
BOT urges dealers to buy dollars
Baht weakens amid volatile trading

		TOT probes boards lack of opposition to arbitration panel's chair
		NGOs seek to delay signing of Thai-Japanese pact
		Elle set to conquer all in diverse swimwear

SOUTHERN UNREST
Tenets of Islam 'will end trouble'
Prem tells youths from violence-racked provinces that the solution lies in their own religion; two policemen shot dead

		Abbot takes a tranquilliser,tells Thais: 'Talk to my boss'
		Adapt or die, retailers told
		Dust levels high in Mae Hong Son

Davis Cup debut for Kittipong
The Davis Cup Team yesterday welcomed newcomer Kittipong Wachiramanowong following the late withdrawal of Danai Udomchoke.

EDITORIAL
Burma's horrors continue unabated
As it closes its doors, the international community must step up its pressure on the pariah state for reforms