Articles from The Baltic Times (Riga, Latvia) (October 14, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A new United States ambassador in Lithuania.			152
Analysts doubt whether Estonia will qualify for euro entry in 2011.			752
Baltic sea top brass meets for a chat during troubled times.	Birzulis, Philip		900
Banking on Baltic stability.	Birzulis, Philip		489
Breaking the ice with Russia.	Birzulis, Philip		395
Double murder shatters Lithuania.	Tracevskis, Rokas M.		1395
Draft budget meets lender's demands for deficit cuts.			798
Interest calculation on retrieving debt payments from legal entities in Lithuania.	Matiukas, Marius		486
It's all a matter of opinion.	Ponomarenko, Anton		626
Largest data center in the Baltics.			562
Lithuania manages to steer clear of IMF loans.			428
Loss of key staff won't change paper's direction, says editor.			944
More European and less Baltic?	Spolitis, Veiko		251
NATO chief arrives to discuss alliance's new strategy.	Karapetyan, Ella		732
NYYD festival scores with musical extravaganza.	Karapetyan, Ella		670
Pharmaceuticals receive direct injection.			493
Proposal would trigger foreign banks to retreat from Latvia.			637
Rasmussen reassures on NATO security guarantees.	Tracevskis, Rokas M.		277
Saving the planet the Swedish way.	Birzulis, Philip		714
Taking counsel: the company is losing money--should the director or management be held responsible?	Sakalauskas, Marijus		864
The best navigator steers future captains to excellence.	Jegelevicius, Linas		1395
The People's Party board has convinced its founder and former leader Andris Skele to return to active politics.			235
The President's Academic Advisory Board and the Center for Ethics of the University of Tartu on Oct. 9 held the President's "Chautauqua," focusing this year on trust and responsibility in politics, economics and society.			152
The President's Cultural Foundation announced the winners of its Educational Award 2009 on Oct. 7.		Awards list	179
The week's top news in world financial markets from Maximus capital.			558
Two Chinese companies have registered their interest in competing for port upgrade work at Klaipeda Sea Port, reports LETA.			142
Whether Seimas approves Algirdas Semeta's candidacy as European Commission member will become clear at the Oct. 15 Seimas session, reports ELTA.			144
Winter of discontent ahead for Riga's new leadership?	Ankrava, Arta		815