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S.KOREAN NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - SEPT 1, 2004.
SEOUL, Sept 1 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers:
KYUNGHYANG SHINMUN:
- Supreme Court Issues Rescue Plan for Credit Defaulters with Debts of Less Than 1.5 Billion Won (US$1.3 Million)
KUKMIN DAILY:
- University Admission Quota to Be Cut by 95,000 Within Five Years
DONG-A ILBO:
- Supreme Court to Implement Program to Rescue Credit Defaulters with Debts of Less Than 1.5 Billion Won
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