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HONG KONG, Dec 1 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers:
SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST:
- Richard Li Tzar-kai said last night he remained committed to PCCW following a vote in Singapore that torpedoed his plans to sell his controlling stake in the telecoms giant.
- Poor awareness and the tendency of Hong Kong's elderly men not to use condoms with prostitutes have been blamed for a rising number of older HIV carriers. This trend and education are among issues we look at for World Aids Day today.
- After months of expressing doubts about a proposed expansion of the political appointments system, the Liberal Party throws its weight behind the idea - virtually assuring its passage through Legco.
THE STANDARD:
- Beleaguered Richard Li Tzar-kai has pledged to remain at the helm of his telecom flagship, PCCW (0008), after minority shareholders in Singapore- listed Pacific Century Regional Developments rejected the proposed sale of his controlling 22.65 percent stake in the telecom giant at an extraordinary general meeting Thursday.
Source: HighBeam Research, HONG KONG NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - DEC 1, 2006.