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Proposed talk with insurgent receives positive feedback

Yala - Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont Sunday said the government has received "positive feedback" about establishing "dialogue" with the insurgents but maintained that more work has to be done before a lasting peace in the restive region could to be achieved.

COMMUNITY GOVT
Local chiefs may stay until 60

Critics warn govt courts controversy if term extension goes through

Surayud vows to stay on and see the constitution through

Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont yesterday reaffirmed his determination to complete his one-year term of office, saying he saw himself as instrumental in restoring democratic rule.


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		14 injured as police stop Surat Thani land protest Police yesterday broke up a 3,000-strong demonstration by landless people who had occupied a palm-oil plantation for more than two weeks, arresting 1,000 and injuring 14 in the process.
		Thanpuying Phoonsuk passes away, aged 95 Thanpuying Phoonsuk Banom-yong, the wife of the man who led Siam into the era of constitutional monarchy, passed away yesterday of heart failure. She was 95.

COMPULSORY LICENSING
'Work together for the common good'
Ex-US trade rep says govt, drug firms should both back down

		TOT tackles debts worth Bt850m
		Price gap between petrol and gasohol will widen today
		Biofuel initiative will benefit all regional nations

UNIVERSITY ADMISSION
Half of UPCT 'rejects' likely to win places
Deputy education minister says 26 varsities have agreed to enrol all who pass O-Net

		Suvarnabhumi's neighbours fight noise pollution
		Two critical after ammonia leak in Bangkok district
		'Directions to my children'

S Korea's title hopes over
Japan shattered South Korea's dreams of winning the crown with a dramatic five-set win at the Chakangrao Gymnasium in the 6th Asian Youth Girls' Volleyball Championship in Kamphaeng Phet yesterday.

EDITORIAL
More hot air at climate conference
All countries, whatever their level of economic development, must realise that no one escapes global warming