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Wed, November 15, 2006 : Last updated 23:14 pm (Thai local time)

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Lotto money'll be on social fund

Social Development and Human Security Ministry is hoping to spend Bt5 billion from the government's two and three-digit lottery sale on social funds.

Thaksin should face up to retirement: Banharn

Chat Thai Party leader Banharn Silapaarcha on Wednesday suggested a way to end martial law - deposed premier Thaksin Shinawatra should issue an explicit statement about his future.

SHIN CORP SALE
S'pore 'happy with Temasek analysis'

It was not a reckless investment, says finance minister; losses 'only on paper'


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		BUDGET DEFICIT Massive loss from Thaksin projects Rice pledging and populist policies cost Bt200 billion
		Stephff misses old 'Square Face' French cartoonist to bring Thaksin back to Thailand - in form of caricature

Apec leaders intend to push for Doha
Apec leaders to call for conclusion of Doha Round of trade talks

		Toyota on top for pickup sales
		Ho hopeful Shin debacle can be fixed
		FINANCIAL WIZARD

WAR ON DRUGS
Families of the slain urged to seek justice
Authorities vow to review any 'clear evidence' innocent people were killed

		Health woes widespread near airport
		S'pore 'happy with Temasek analysis'
		Nod for new DSI chief

THAI TALK: What would Abhisit and Thaksin say on the phone?

Danai furious after being kicked out of event
Thailand's Danai Udomchoke was furious yesterday after being disqualified from the US$25,000 Kia International tournament in Caloundra, Australia, after a mix-up by officials, who claimed he turned up late for his match.