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VOL.XXII No. 24
Friday June 13 - June 19, 2014

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Updated every Friday by Saichon Paewsoongnern

Pattaya tourism rebounds after lifting of curfew The ghost town that was Walking Street returned to life after Thailand’s military government lifted the night-time curfew imposed after last month’s coup. Convenience stores, marine-sports operators and attractions aimed at foreign tourists also reported a resurgence in business following the lifting of the midnight-4 a.m. curfew June 4. Crowds of tourists returned to Pattaya after Thailand’s military government lifted the night-time curfew imposed after last month’s coup. Continued
Pattaya business owners want military government to impose price controls With the military now firmly in charge of politics, Pattaya-area business owners want the junta to use their new authority to impose price controls on everything from food to gasoline. Continued		More News >> Construction pain worth flood-prevention gain for Naklua Soi 18 residents Earthen wall collapses, no injures Naklua residents urge utility-line cleanup, drain repairs At charity benefit, Thai business owners see coup bringing stability to country Loan-shark enforcement gang busted in Sattahip 69-year-old motorcycle vendor arrested for alleged molestation of girl, 7 Loyal dog alerts neighbors to master’s death Police arrest American sought for killing 19-year-old Thai girlfriend Guns, bombs tossed aside across Eastern Seaboard as NCPO amnesty deadline passes Nongprue residents want East Pattaya spruced up

Military aims to ‘return happiness’ to Chonburi residents Chonburi military forces and regional police joined to “return happiness to Thais” at a parade and show in Pattaya. Continued

Pattaya School No. 11 opens student bank

Pattaya School No. 11 students are learning the value of saving with the opening of a school bank sponsored by the Government Savings Bank.
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SMEs given insight on construction industry at Kasikorn seminar

Rubber growers ask NCPO for help

Five dual-track railway lines proposed for quick construction

As predicted from outset, poorly marked central Pattaya wheelchair route blocked by parked cars

After months of delays, the wheelchair path near the Redemptorist Vocational School for Persons with Disabilities is nearly done, but students can’t use it because neighbors continue to park their cars on the raised route.

Continued

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VFW created to address past mistreatment of US Veterans

Catamaran Ice heats up Pattaya party-boat market

Pattaya unites for World Environment Day cleanup

Dramatic examination results for GIS

Garden International School (GIS) students have passed their drama and communications examinations - with the top scores in the region.

Continued

Our Children >>

GIS students graduate in style

Swimming gala makes a splash

Pattaya School No. 8 warns students of cigarette perils

Double pole and victory for Stuvik in Portugal

The Euro Formula Open round at the Portimao Circuit in Portugal on the 7-8 June started well for Thailand’s Sandy Stuvik as he set the fastest times in Friday’s free practice sessions.
Continued

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IPGC announces new office holders

Brass Monkey’s winning run continues

Calling all golfers to ESR Chairman’s Cup 2014

FIFA 2014 World Cup matches this week

Home-towner Gary Baguley scoops Samui Regatta

Life at 33 1/3: A period of transition and whimsy

Pink Floyd went through a trial and error period after Syd Barrett imploded. Barrett still reverberated ghost-like through “A Saucerful Of Secrets”. And then they were on their own.
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Pattaya tourism rebounds after lifting of curfew