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DIVAINA
Thursday 14, September 2006.
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NORWAY HAS NOT BEEN APPOINTED TO MAKE DECISIONS FOR THIS COUNTRY

PRESIDENT RE-INVITES JVP TO JOIN GOVERNMENT

TIGER ATTACK KILLS 2 HOME GUARDS WHO WERE FISHING

BUNKERS ARE BEING BUILT AFTER THE ARMY CONSOLIDATED ITS POSITION AT
KILALI AND MOHAMALAI

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BOWSER CARRYING WATER FOR TAMIL REFUGEES ATTACKED BY TIGERS
Whilst an army bowser was carrying water for a Tamil refugee camp at Vavuniya claymore bomb attack was launched on it by the tigers yesterday (13) at about 2.00 p.m.

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NORWAY HAS GIVEN THE TIGERS RS.375 MILLION AFTER THE CEASE FIRE

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IF IT IS NECESSARY TO HAVE TALKS WITH TIGERS MAKE LAYING DOWN OF ARMS A
CONDITION
If it is really necessary to have peace talks with the tigers laying down of arms should be made a condition before getting into talks said the JVP propaganda secretary Wimal Weerawansa.If not the tigers who have been badly defeated would make use of this lull to reorganize and strengthen themselves he said.

EDITORIAL
THE SHIP THAT IS SAILING FOR PEACE SHOULD BYPASS NORWAY

LAKBIMA
Thursday September 14, 2006
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THE SLFP NOMINATES THE FIVE REPRESENTATIVES

THE GOVERNMENT STATEMENT PUZZLING

FOCUS ON A POLITICAL SETTLEMENT WITHIN AN UNDIVIDED SRI LANKA

REVEAL THE SIZE OF THE CABINET AND WE WILL JOIN THE GOVERNMENT
UNCONDITIONALLY SAYS JVP

THE TIGER COMBAT LEADER BALRAJ WOUNDED

PREVENT INCREASE OF COMBAT STRENGTH OF TIGERS DURING PEACE TALKS

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THE BUDDHIST FRIENDS ORGANIZATION INAUGERATED

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NO FORCE IN THE COUNTRY WILL BE ALLOWED TO INFRINGE ON THE SOVEREIGNTY
OF THE COUNTRY

PALUGAMALI SCHOOL CLOSED DUE TO LTTE THREATS
The Palugamali school at batticoloa had to close down since the 12th because of repeated threats by the LTTE and the kidnapping of children. The teachers of the school have kept away from teaching due to threats. Before this about 68 families had come from LTTE controlled areas to reside in government controlled areas in Ariyampadi, Kalawanchikuda Manduri.

A TAMIL LADY HAVING A SINHALA NAME ARRESTED
The Borella police has taken into custody on suspicion a labourer seconded to the Colombo Castle Ladies Hospital. She is Mary Monita from Puttlam who had been working in the hospital for about 5 months under an alias Chandima Dilhani. She has been arrested from a lodging house in Gajabapura. The police are investigating further.

A HAND BOMB ATTACK ON A POULTRY SHOP INJURES 16 CIVILIANS

A DECLARATION OF THE CURRENT STATUS OF THE CEASEFIRE

THE DECLARATION MADE BY NORWAY AND OTHER COUNTRIES AN ENCOURAGEMENT TO
TERRORISM

TAMILS SEEK ARMY HELP TO GO TO JAFFNA
Lieut. Colonel Gamini Nanyakkara the Civil Authority for Vauniya said that some residents of Jaffna who are stuck in Vauniya seek army help to get back to Jaffna. They are trapped because the crossing point at Muhamale is closed due to the conflict. About a 1000 such people are stuck and registered at the District Secretariat Vauniya.

EDITORIAL
FACILITATION OF THE NORWEGIANS
President Mahinda Rajapakse said that at a time when the whole world was united in wiping off terrorism that he repeatedly entreated the LTTE to discard terrorism and come to the negotiating table for the sake of the development of peace and prosperity to citizens of all communities.The President had stressed on this in very endearing terms at the Commonwealth Ministers Conference on the 12th. In this back ground the statement of the Norwegian Minister for international development Mr. Eric Solheim rings almost unbelievable. Without any discussion on the subject with the government he has expressed to AFC press that the Government and the LTTE have agreed for unconditional talks in Oslo during the first week of October. The Defense Spokesman for the Government has said that the fixing of dates without prior discussion with the government was trespassing on the sovereignty of the country. He stated that the Norwegian representatives have not been empowered to fix dates on peace talks and that their mandate is to facilitate the interaction between the government and the LTTE. When the view that the LTTE should shed terrorism and enter negotiations has been proposed there could be two motives behind the false statement. One could be to relieve the embarrassment of the LTTE at a time when their barbarism has been internationally exposed. The other could be to allude that the government is attacking the LTTE while the latter is willing to talk peace.The statement of Mr. Solheim not only exceeds his mandate but it is an attempt to maneuver the peace process according to their whim. That does not amount to facilitation but to a jeopardizing the peace process.

LANKADEEPA
Thursday September 14, 2006
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THE PRIMARY DISCUSSION OF GOVERNMENT TO RECEIVE THE ASSISTANCE OF THE UNP TOMORROW5 INCLUSIVE OF THE PRIME MINISTER FROM THE GOVERNMENT
UNP TEAM TO BE NOMINATED TODAY : LEADER KARU

THE GOVERNMENT HAS NOT AGREED TO DISCUSS UNCONDITIONALLY

A PANDAL IN JAFFNA TO PAY TRIBUTE TO THE ARMY

THE TIGERS RETREAT FROM THE 2ND LINE OF DEFENSE IN MUHAMALAI

ACTIVITIES WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF MINISTRY NOT ALLOWED IN THE NORTH
EAST IN THE FUTURE

IF THE UNP ENTERS GOVERNMENT IN DEFENSE OF THE COUNTRY AND NOT WITH
INTENTIONS OF ACQUIRING MINISTERIAL POSTS WE WOULD RESPECT THE DECISION.

VIRAKESARI
Thursday September 14, 2006Lead

GOVT WELCOMES PEACE INITIATIVE

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HAND TIED YOUTH BODY RECOVERED
Another person shot deadFace burnt youth body with hand tied was recovered near Samalankulam, Vavuniya yesterday. Body is presently deposited at Vavuniya hospital for identification. Meanwhile, a person is believed to be attempted to attack the military was gunned down on the 12th. He is identified as Sasikaran
(22).

HAND GRENADE THROW IN VAVUNIYA. 14 CIVILIANS INJURED CRITICALLY

GOVT SHOULD DIRECT THE ARMED FORCES NOT TO BREACH CFA

4 PERSONS INCLUDING JEWELLERY SHOP OWNER AND HIS SON ABDUCTED

TNA MPS MEET MANMOHAN SINGH ON THE 17TH

CONTINUED ROBERRIES AT 5 HOUSES IN MAKARAMBAIKULAM

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CLAYMORE ATTACK IN VAVUNIYA 2 SOLDIERS INJURED CRITICALLY

MINISTER, KEHILIYA, COULD NOT REJECT THE ANNOUNCEMENT CALLING FOR RESUMPTION OF TALK, says TNA

9 PERSONS HELD FOLLOWING A CLAYMORE ATTACK IN TRINCOMALEE

HANDOUTS DISTRIBUTED IN BATTICALOA-AMPARA
Security and new lease of life would be ensured for those who join with us, says in a leaflet issued by the TMVP (Karuna Group) in Batticaloa and Ampara Districts. Two batch of members who joined with us were handed over to their parents on the 29th and 1st in the presence of Red Cross. Undeclared war is on now and innocent public and youths are dieing daily. Invaluable civilian lives are also perishing in this conflict adds leaflet.

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AIR STRIKE IN ELEPHANT PASS AND KILINOCHI YESTERDAY TOO

11 FIGHTERS ESCAPE FROM MANDAPAM REFUGEE CAMP 2ND INCIDENT WITHIN 20
DAYSPersons connected to banned Tigers; EPRLF, ENDLF and boat riders arrive
in Mandapam camp under the pretext of refugees. Police isolate these persons and conduct inquiries. 11 Sri Lankan fighters vanished from the special camp, Mandapam during the night, it is said.

EDITORIAL
PUBLIC HOPE SHOULD NOT BE SHATTERED

THINAKARAN
Thursday September 14, 2006
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DATE AND VENUE SHOULD BE CONSENTED WITH THE GOVT

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MINISTER, NIMAL, MEETS NORWAY AMBASSADOR TODAY

VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS HAVE TO ASSIST FOR MUTHUR CIVILIANS

GOVT HAS NOT CONSENTED FOR UNCONDITIONAL TALK WITH TIGERS; SOLHEIM’S
STATEMENT IS SURPRISING,

MILITARY IS ENGAGED ON DEMINING CAPTURED MUHAMALAI AREAS.

MUTTUR DISPLACED HOUSED AT NEGOMBO MOSQUE PREMISES TRAVELED HOME
YESTERDAY IN 4 BUSES

EDITORIAL
ARRIVAL TO THE TALK IS PLEASING

THINAKKURAL
Thursday, September 14, 2006.
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THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT TALK WITH TIGERS
JVP

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OBJECTION TO THE STATEMENT THAT THE GOVERNMENT IS READY FOR
UNCONDITIONAL TALKS

TWO SOLDIERS WOUNDED IN CLAYMORE ATTACK

CO CHAIRS CALL ON BOTH SIDES TO CEASE VIOLENCE

YOUTH MURDERED AT VADAMARACHCHI WHILE TWO OTHERS WERE ABDUCTED AT
UDUPIDDY

JEWELRY AND MONEY WORTH RS.2 MILLIONS THEFT IN 8 HOUSES IN VAVUNIYA

THE BODY YOUTH SHOT DEAD AT GANESHAPURAM AREA RECOVERED WITH THE FACE
DISTORTED BY FIRE

BRITISH DIPLOMAT SAYS THE REPLY TO THE CO CHAIRS IS CONFUSING

ABDUCTION OF TAMIL TRADER AND SON AND CO WORKER IN COLOMBO

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PUBLIC IS ADVISED TO MAKE NOISE AT HOME DURING NIGHT, POLICE PROPOSES

EDITORIAL
THE PROBLEMS ARISING FROM THE NEW DATA COLLECTION OF RESIDENTS

SUDAR OLI
Thursday, September 14, 2006.
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THE GOVERNMENT MUST TALK WITH TIGERS ONLY IF THEY LAY DOWN THEIR ARMS
SAYS JVP-ATTACKS CO-CHAIRS TOO

ALL THOSE WHO ARE INVOLVED IN THE PEACE PROCESS SAY EU BAN IS WRONG

WPF PLANS TO START VARIOUS DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST ABDUCTIONS IN COLOMBO

FATHER AND DAUGHTER SHOT DEAD AT VALVETTITHURAI

NO CHANGE MUST BE MADE TO THE SPECIAL PROVISIONS MADE FOR NE

POLICE CONSTABLE SHOT DEAD AT MURUNKAN

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HOUSING PROJECT FOR TSUNAMI VICTIMS AT POTTUVIL

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WHY IGNORE UNCONTROLLED AREAS WHEN YOU SAID BALANCED DEVELOPMENT OF NE

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ICRC WORKS WITHOUT ANY DISCRIMINATION

EDITORIAL
THE BANDING WITH RED HOT IRON OF THE CO CHAIRS COMES IN THE FORM OF
REPORT

NITHERSHANAM
14.9.2006
PARASITE BRIGADE THROWS HAND GRENADE IN VAVUNIYA

THENEE
14.9.2006
SOLE REPRESENTATIVE TEACHING DIGS ITS OWN BURIAL PIT

DAILY MIRROR
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GOVT. FOR TALKS, NO DATE FIXED

MUSLIMS WANT SEPARATE REPRESENTATION AT TALKS

MR DISCUSSES SECURITY SITUATION WITH JVP

TOP LEVEL TEAMS FOR SLFP-UNP TALKS

PRESSURE NEEDED TO OPEN UP AID ROUTES: WFP

UNESCO AWARD FOR ANANDASANGAREE

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CONSUMER AUTHORITY SUES PRIME FOR FLOUR PRICE HIKE

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PROPOSAL TO DISSOLVE CMC, A CONSPIRACY SAY MEMBERS

GOVT. SEEKS COORDINATED APPROACH TO RESETTLEMENT IN MUTUR

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OVER 1000 CHILDREN DISPLACED BY WAR

COURT ORDERS MILLIONS IN DAMAGES TO TOURISTS

NO MILITARY SOLUTION POSSIBLE, BRITAIN CALLS FOR TALKS

THE ISLAND
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GOVT. TO TAKE SOLHEIM TO TASK

TRUMPETING OVER MILINDA-MAHINDA POWWOW

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INDO-LANKA TALKS BRING NO RESULTS; 6,500 WORKERS TO LOSE JOBS
VANASPATI EXPORTERS FLOUNDER IN INDIAN ‘STRAITS’

DAILY NEWS
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PREVENT LTTE ARMS BUILD-UP FOR PEACE SUCCESS

INDIAN FINANCE MINISTER OPTIMISTIC ON PEACE TALKS

GOVT TEAM TO MEET NORWEGIAN ENVOY

SPEECH CONTAINED PERSONAL VIEWS - TOURISM MINISTER

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