Bangkok Post - 2015-09-15

• Bomb plotter ‘fled to Turkey’
• Nasa confirms fireball from outer space
• PM renews attack on regime critics
• Govt bans ‘visa runs’:
• City flyover work creates tailbacks
• State water saving campaign pays off
• Family to dispute temple’s land rights
• Prayut warns against panel seat lobbying
• Death upheld for Nong Kaem’s killer
• Family of woman ‘abducted by N Korea’ renews search plea
• 200 elderly rally to demand pension payments
• Graduates told of grim job prospects
• Thais in hospital after haj shock
• Chuwong kin present evidence
• Women warned of drug mule dangers
• Laos kidnap probe mired in suspicion
• Taliban stage Afghan jailbreak
• Police search after massive floods in east
• Tourists flee amid volcanic eruption
• Air strikes down 15 militants
• Okinawa to revoke approval for US base constructi­on
• Cameron meets with Syrians in Beirut camp
• Security forces kill tourists
• Turnbull ousts Abbott as PM
• Emergency declared as wildfires rage in California
• Civil society curbs hurt democracy
• Blast probe needs a hand
• Promenade risks river’s cultural history
• Saudis are winning oil war, but paying heavy price
• How Fed rate hikes will wean Asian economies off China
• NCPO plays game of very high stakes
• Singapore maids learn new skills in hope of outgrowing jobs
• Rice scheme war of words
• Mine suit shocks student
• Cowboys rule as Giants fall
• Tanaka steers Yankees to shut-out win
• Injury rules Rooney out of PSV clash
• Ranieri says fans, not players, can dream
• Choketawee seeks clear role in team management
• Mourinho vents his ire on Martinez
• Australia end tour on a one-day high
• Thai quest for Putra Cup begins
• Djokovic wins 10th Slam title
• Federer to roll on after defeat
• Hingis, Mirza win again
• Boks skipper hopes for a pain-free run
• Fearless youth
• Three-time MVP, Hall of Famer Malone dead at 60
• UCL heavy-hitters get ready for opening fixtures
• Rural loans win quick approval
• Public debt cap set to be lowered
• Finance Ministry mulls infrastruc­ture fund options
• Prajin airs doubts over 4G auction
• Second-quarter results showed a surge in net profit for major airlines, led by US and AsiaPacifi­c carriers.
• Tour companies representi­ng Chinese operators are being probed over the use of illegal guides and tourist scams.
• Service sector is considered crucial to the Commerce Ministry’s latest attempt to boost exports.
• Possibilit­y of a Fed rate rise this week injects fresh anxiety into the global economy.
• France’s Airbus opens its first US factory in the Gulf of Mexico port city of Mobile.
• THE WORLD WHEN THE US FEDERAL RESERVE RAISES RATES
• KAsset holds breath on Fed decision
• John Deere plants local seeds of growth
• RC bottler looks to fizz up the market
• Ananda banks on mass transit to maintain revenue
• ICT keen on utilising big data analytics
• Catastroph­e fund may be scrapped
• Eurowings eyes Thai destinatio­ns
• THE FUTURE OF VALUE-ADDED TAX IN THAILAND
• TTA close to sealing Myanmar water deal
• Shanghai sinks, Asia awaits Fed rate move
• World’s top airbag makers flock to India
• India isn’t just another BRICS in the wall
• Toshiba swings to loss in Q1
• ‘Red circuit’ draws in hordes of Chinese
• China to revamp SOEs as growth sputters
• Malaysia delivers $4.6bn boost for stock market
• HR boss named new Nintendo president
• Oil Search turns down Woodside’s $8bn offer
• IRS to refuse cheques greater than $100m
• THE TRANSPORTE­RS
• The man behind Lady Gaga’s look
• A road map to nowhere
• Run, walk, raise awareness and prosper
• NAGARA ON DISPLAY
• Perfect Guy, The Visit bigger hits than expected
• Venezuelan film leads Latin sweep of top prizes in Venice
• Elton John wants gay rights talks with Putin
• Game Of Thrones reigns at creative arts Emmy Awards
• HOT ON ICE
• Robyn, the space-age disco queen with a dark bent
• SOUTH TO LOUISIANA – R&B ON THE BAYOU
• NYC’s Birdman abandons his nest of CDs, cassettes
• The Story Of Sonny Boy Slim
• Repentless
• Paper Gods
• THE COST-EFFECTIVE SHOT
• Headache ‘diary’ can help doctor find cause of pain
• LUNG SCREENING MAY NOT PUSH SMOKERS TO QUIT
• Salt, cigs and sugar — killers on the rise
• Alzheimer’s may spread in medical procedure
• Pre-emptive Aids drug should be routine
• Low heart rate in teen boys linked to crime
• FACIAL OF YOUTH
• Happy, legendary accident
• AGEING AND ALGAE
• Girlfriend’s travel concerns may be a deal-breaker

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