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News archive, 1999-05, en
DIGGING IN THE DIRT
The end of easy times in Saaremaa
Grand Duke Antanas
Scaling the walls of their prison
Hash harriers return to Riga
Yee-haw, it's AgroBalt!
Comparison between Baltic bourses easier to do
Swedish ties that bind
Bank merger put off
Import duties hiked on margarine, cigarettes
Lithuanian banking: safe from the East
Summed up
Central bank lays down law on merger
Internet providers announce union
Riga Airport readies a new face
Oil deal to be inked soon
Central bank endorses RKB rehabilitation plan
Lithuania stomps out tobacco ads
Lithuania stays calm as storm brews to the east
Estonia, Latvia adopt 'wait and see' stance on Russia
Talking EU issues, person-to-politician
Paksas the pilot
Lithuanian sympathies go out to Chechen cause
Gorbunovs agrees to run for president
TV executives forge agreement
Officials beat path to northeast
Off the Wire
Ulmanis: NATO should accept Balts as block
Ignalina shuts down temporarily
Two cops die in shoot-out
Drinking problems rise again
Gay HIV infections rise, government blamed
Crime soars in Tallinn
Government likely to survive confidence vote
Latvia's Way backs Kristopans, Naglis
Paksas accepts prime minister post
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