Daily Press 09/14/2012
DAILY PRESS 09-14-2012
Security
1 N. Korea may try to launch another satellite in 2015: researcher
2 New Typhoon Heads To Korea; North Korea Already Reels
3 S.Korea Develops Suicide Combat Drone
4 82% of Americans back diplomacy on N. Korea: survey
5 New evidence that Cheonan was sunk by an old mine
Economics
6 Taller, skinnier iPhone 5 will be late to Korea
7 KAL poised to soar to new heights
8 KT named supersector capo by DSJI
9 Korea Gets S&P Upgrade on Stability Amid Global Turmoil
10 Korea Corporate Bond Sales Fall 73% as Interest Rates on Hold
11 Finance minister urges early conclusion of FTA with China
12 Auto parts exports to Japan jump this year
13 Mega Leisure Project Heralds Boost for Yeongjong Island
14 iPhone 5 to Upset Korean Telecom Market
South Korean Politics and News
15 President's mentor gets prison term
16 Sowing seeds of success
17 Ahn Cheol-soo visits Gwangju cemetery
18 Seoul may block cars from some neighborhoods
19 ‘Dokdo is not going away’
20 Gov’t mulls raising legal age of seniors
21 Typhoon Sanba to make impact felt in Korea this weekend
22 14 teachers nabbed for bogus bills in hospitals
23 80 pct. of submitted bills seek to toughen biz regulations
24 Holiday gift prices suit rich and poor
25 Concept car wins 1st place at famed PACE competition
26 MDs protest policies as bad for quality of care
27 Vogo agrees whopper deal to take over Burger King
28 FSC tempts whistle-blowers with inflated rewards
29 Korea's import prices rebound in August
30 Air pollution in Korea worse than Japan, US
31 Ahn's approval rating jumps after indication of presidential bid
32 Lee returns home from trip to Russia, Greenland, Norway, Kazakhstan
33 Park Geun-hye moving to resolve scholarship foundation controversy
34 Government begins moving into Sejong City
35 More sex offenders to be chemically castrated
36 Chaebol brass keeps management within the ruling family
Editorials
37 In hope of an Ahn-inspired reboot
38 Making excuses instead of protecting society
39 Heroes of the Korean War
40 [ed] Losing opportunity, again
41 [ed] Caught off guard
