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Vladivostok Novosti Company
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Issue 606 :: Tuesday, February 12, 2008
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| Combined reports |
02/15/08 04:55 PM |
| More than 13,000 residents of the Far Eastern island of Sakhalin remain in the cold and dark since Wednesday after two powerful cyclones struck the region and severely damaged power lines. |
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| The Vladivostok News |
02/15/08 04:54 PM |
| A ship with 24 Russian crew members is sailing idly in the Sea of Japan waiting for rescuers after its steering wheel broke early on Friday. |
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| The Vladivostok News |
02/14/08 04:55 PM |
| Although St. Valentine’s Day, celebrated on February 14, is considered to be a catholic holiday, half of Russians intend to celebrate this day designated for all those in love. |
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| Combined reports |
02/14/08 04:55 PM |
| The number of foreign tourists traveling to Russia’s far eastern region of Primorye in 2007 amounted to 70,000 people showing a 30-percent decrease compared to the previous year, the Zolotoy Rog business weekly reported. |
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| The Vladivostok News |
02/14/08 04:54 PM |
| Two train cars hauling coal have derailed in the Amur region paralyzing rail traffic in both directions along the Trans-Siberian railway in its Zabaikalsky branch. |
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| The Vladivostok News |
02/13/08 03:30 PM |
| Kolyma mining sites of gold, silver and tin will receive 11 billion rubles of investment in the upcoming five years, news reports said. |
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| The Vladivostok News |
02/13/08 03:29 PM |
| A man committed suicide in a police detention cell in Vladivostok after policemen ‘exceeded their powers towards him resulting in grave consequences’, prosecutors revealed Wednesday. |
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| The Vladivostok News |
02/13/08 03:28 PM |
| Oil giant British Petroleum intends to shut down its representative office in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk at the end of April, the head of BP Sakhalin's office Ray Yakubchak announced at a meeting with the speaker of the Sakhalin Duma, Vladimir Yefremov, on Tuesday. |
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Photo by Nina Petrukhina
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| Combined reports |
02/12/08 06:30 PM |
| First Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, the most likely successor to Russian President Vladimir Putin in the upcoming March elections, demonstrated toughness at a meeting in Khabarovsk when criticizing the officials’ reports about oil and gas pipeline setbacks in the country’s depressive Far Eastern region. |
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| By Brian Roche |
02/12/08 06:28 PM |
| Tom Newell, an NBA legend with 25-years experience in basketball, held a week of coaching clinics in Vladivostok in the beginning of February, but succeeded in accomplishing much more than demonstrating proper dribbling, passing and shooting techniques. |
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