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SECRETARY-GENERAL Surin, three other Thais in running for Asean post Ex-foreign minister willing to take on job as grouping enters a new phase A-NET to be scrapped from 2010 The Council of University Presidents of Thailand (CUPT) has decided to stop the Advanced National Educational Test (A-Net) for higher education admission in 2010. US envoy tells of investor unease over govt's moves Six months after the coup, Thailand remains a challenging place to do business and foreign investment faces a possible slowdown, United States ambassador to Thailand Ralph Boyce was reported as saying in the San Francisco Chronicle this week. Aree: Success of curfews warrants their wider use Most people agree with curfews imposed in two districts of Yala, the government believes and expects the restrictions to be extended to other areas. IN BRIEF CORRUPTION:AEC to decide on expanding probe into King Power's concessions The Assets Examination Committee will tomorrow debate whether to widen its investigation to two concessions improperly awarded to King Power International for duty-free and commercial areas inside Suvarnabhumi Airport.	Top Stories Suspect in mass murder found hanged Minister orders probe into 'tea money' King Power gears up to fight for contracts US envoy tells of investor unease over govt's moves Police seek hotel driver after staffer feared dead

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