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CURRENT ISSUE Vol. XII No. 6
Friday February 6 - February 12, 2004
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| SERVING THE EASTERN SEABOARD OF THAILAND |
Exploding gas bottle destroys house
Englishman suffers multiple injuries
There
wasn’t much left of Englishman David Powney’s bungalow after a gas explosion
inside collapsed walls and sent debris flying in all directions. Police found
Powney, 54, in what was left of his bedroom, still alive.
A loud gas explosion at a bungalow on Soi
Thidawan in Central Pattaya rattled windows and shook the ground at around 6.30
a.m. on January 29. The bungalow was completely demolished. Fifty four year-old
David Powney from England was found in what was left of his bedroom, still alive
but in great pain.
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Local bar owners prepare to fight new government legislation
New operating hours and license fees labeled draconian
New
regulations handed down by the central government have thrown our local
entertainment industry into confusion and dread. A nationwide law that would
drastically increase the price of their legal operating license and oblige most
nightlife businesses to close at midnight will strike at the heart of the
industry by choking off profits, throwing people out of work and weaken the
country’s flourishing tourist industry.
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Kochahatti Elephant Park welcomes new addition to big family

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Carrefour Management Training Center opens
Carrefour, one of Thailand’s leading retailers,
recently opened its ‘Management Training Center’ (CMC) at its
hypermarket in Lad Prao. Comprised of an office center, canteen area and 8
training rooms spread over 1200 sq. meters the CMC will provide the company
with a central location for internal meetings, seminars and employee
training. This year, Carrefour expects to train 1,500 employees over 64
sessions.
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Chaine des Rotisseurs looks at new horizons
The world’s largest gourmet group, the Chaine des
Rotisseurs, met at Horizons Restaurant (23rd floor Pattaya Hill Resort) to
view Pattaya from on high and discuss the ‘menu’ for the year’s
culinary events.
Local Bailli (president) Louis Noll of Mata Hari
Restaurant outlined the suggestions that he and his board members had put
together. These dinners range from a casual Italian evening, through to a
president’s dinner, with tuxedo and chain, to be held in the
Presidential Suite of the Royal Cliff Royal Wing and Spa, with the meal
cooked on site, or en suite. Other dinners are being scheduled for well
known five star establishments such as Bruno’s (in March) and Casa
Pascal (October).
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Sophin
Thappajug, (centre) the dynamic MD of Diana Group held birthday
celebrations for two of her top management staff. The birthday boys Khomsan
Seesam and Sming Suebsakul seated left & right are surrounded by other
members of the Diana family.
More Social Events
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Schlumberger Laser Nationals this weekend
The
year’s first big yacht-racing event, the Schlumberger Laser Nationals, is
“ready and rarin’ to go” off the shores of the Royal Varuna Yacht
Club, South Pattaya.
Charlie Zbinden, the Thailand Laser fleet captain - and,
incidentally top of the 2003 “Leader Board” - is the dynamic force
behind this most active fleet and, through the good sponsorship of
Schlumberger, the well-known company which services oil rigs, Charlie
expects as many as 60 craft on the water this Saturday and Sunday.
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