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Articles in May 2003 issue of A&G Information Services

• RUSSIAN BANKS ARE NOT WORSE THAN FOREIGN
• IN 2003 ECONOMIC GROWTH IN RUSSIA MIGHT EXCEEDALL EXPECTATIONS
• GAS DUTIES WILL INCREASE TWICE
• STATE WILL SELL "LENZOLOTO"
• FIRST OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE ALL-RUSSIANCENSUS, HELD IN OCTOBER, 2002
• ECOLOGICAL DOCTRINE OF RUSSIA NEEDS TO BECOMPLETED
• EXPORT DUTY FOR CRUDE OIL WILL BE REDUCED
• MILITARY DOCTRINE OF RUSSIA MIGHT BE REVISED
• THE JUBILEE STOPPED THE TRAFFIC ON THE NEVA
• "TATNEFT" CALCULATED DIVIDENDS FOR 2002
• THE RESERVES OF RUSSIAN BANKS IN THE CENTRALBANK INCREASED
• THE MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATION WILL IN NEARFUTURE REMOVE RESTRICTIONS FOR USE OF NAVIGATIONSYSTEMS GPS
• RBL 100 BILLION WERE ADDED FOR DEFENSE
• ST.-PETERSBURG EPARCHY DREW UP THE TEXT OF TEDEUM (THANKSGIVING SERVICE) IN HONOUR OF 300THJUBILEE OF THE CITY
• IN APRIL 2003 RUSSIAN STOCK MARKET FINALLYDEMOSTRATED THE GROWTH OF BASIC INDICES
• GRAIN EXPORTS FROM RUSSIA WILL DECREASE IN 2003
• BY SEPTEMBER 2003 JSC "RUSSIAN RAILWAYS" WILL BEESTABLISHED IN RUSSIA
• IN ANTICIPATION OF THE 300-YEAR JUBILEE A SURVEYWAS HELD AMONG THE CITIZENS OF ST. PETERSBURG
• DATABASES OF ALL TELEPHONE OPERATORS STOLEN IN ST.PETERSBURG
• ASSETS OF 30 LARGEST RUSSIAN BANKS INCREASED
• THE STATE DUMA IN THE FIRST READING ACCEPTED AMENDMENTSTO THE FEDERAL LAW ON RUSSIAN CITIZENSHIP
• PRESIDENT PUTIN ADDRESSED THE FEDERAL MEETING WITH HISANNUAL MESSAGE
• RUSSIA BETS ON RUBLE
• THE STATE DUMA ADOPTED MINIMUM WAGE LEVEL OF RBL 600 AMONTH
• PRESIDENT PUTIN INTRODUCED A BILL ON AMNESTY TOREMORSEFUL CHECHEN GUERILLAS TO THE STATE DUMA
• NO PLANTS WILL BE BUILT IN ST. PETERSBURG
• FINANCIAL RESERVES OF RUSSIA ARE INCREASING
• PRODUCTION OF CHAMPAGNE DECREASED
• THE STATE WILL INCREASE THE TAX ON OILPRODUCTION
• PRIVATIZATION OF ST.-PETERSBURG'S ENERGY COMPANYWAS LEGAL
• IN ST.-PETERSBURG INSURING OF INTELLECTUALPROPERTY HAS BEGUN
• METAL PRODUCTION IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF 2003
• THE MINISTRIES OF AGRICULTURE OF RUSSIA AND USASIGNED A MEMORANDUM ON MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING ANDCOOPERATION
• BORIS GRYZLOV CALLED UPON CREATION IN THE WORLDOF THE ATMOSPHERE OF CIVIL INTOLERANCE TOWARDSTERRORISM
• FEDERAL OFFICIALS WILL BUILD THE LARGEST HOTELIN ST.-PETERSBURG
• CLAAS WILL PRODUCE COMBINES IN RUSSIA
• THE RESULTS OF 2002 ON THE RUSSIAN MARKET OFMULTIMEDIA PROJECTORS
• REDUCTION OF IMPORT DUTIES FOR BREWERYEQUIPMENT
• RESTORATION OF CULTURAL MONUMENTS IN IRAQ
• NAVAL OFFICERS OF ST.-PETERSBURG WILL BEPRESENTED WITH NEW DIRKS
• IN JANUARY-APRIL 2003 THE MINISTRY OF FINANCEREPAID RBL 175.2 BILLION OF FOREIGN DEBT
• TAX BENEFITS ARE PROMISED TO SOME OIL COMPANIES
• THE LIST OF PARTICIPANTS IN THE AUCTION OFSHARES OF "VORKUTAUGOL" COAL COMPANY HAS BEENDETERMINED
• CONCERN ABOUT EXTREMISM GROWTH AMONG THE YOUTHOF ST. PETERSBURG
• CONVICTED FOR KILLING A SWAN
• RUSSIA WROTE OFF $3.5 BILLION OF DEBTS
• IMPORT OF GERMAN POULTRY BANNED
• RUSSIA IS NOT WELCOME BY WTO
• ASSETS OF 30 LARGEST RUSSIAN BANKS INCREASED
• THE STATE DUMA IN THE FIRST READING ACCEPTED AMENDMENTSTO THE FEDERAL LAW ON RUSSIAN CITIZENSHIP
• PRESIDENT PUTIN ADDRESSED THE FEDERAL MEETING WITH HISANNUAL MESSAGE
• FEDERATIVE REPUBLIC OF GERMANY IS PLANNING TO ACTIVELYPARTICIPATE IN ST. PETERSBURG 300TH ANNIVERSARYCELEBRATION
• THE VOLUME OF CASH MONEY IS DECREASING
• BREWERS ASK FOR HELP
• DEPUTIES APPROVED THE CUSTOMS CODE
• INCREASE IN PRICES FOR LAND RENT IN MOSCOW IN2003 WILL REACH 20%
• ST.-PETERSBURG'S STREETS WILL BE WASHED WITHSHAMPOO
• NUMBER OF INTERNET USERS IN RUSSIA EXCEEDED 10MILLION
• THE GOVERNMENT OF RF WILL PROTECT INTELLECTUALPROPERTY
• THE TREATY ON STRATEGIC OFFENSIVE POTENTIALS(SOP) MIGHT BE RATIFIED IN MAY
• "GREENPEACE" IS DEMANDING TO RESETTLE PEOPLEFROM RADIOACTIVE LAND
• RUSSIA WILL PAY OUT A RECORD EXTERNAL DEBTPAYMENT IN MAY
• RUSSIAN RAILWAY EARNINGS NOT BAD
• THE ORDER OF LEVYING PAYMENTS FOR USE OFTREASURES OF THE SOIL AT THE CONTINENTAL SHELFOF RF
• RUSSIA IS INTRODUCING A QUARANTINE FORFOREIGNERS
• FINANCIAL PLAN OF ST.-PETERSBURG FOR 2004-2006IS APPROVED
• DEMAND FOR FOREIGN CURRENCY AMONG THE CITIZENSDECREASED
• THE CENTRAL BANK OF RUSSIA (CB) RECOMMENDS THATA LOAN LIMIT BE SET
• "MOSKVICH" BANKRUPTCY PROCEDURE HAS BEENSTARTED
• LOSSES FROM FIRES MAY BE CATASTROPHIC
• ABOUT 20 TONS OF MOBILE PHONES A MONTH UTILIZED
• FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME BANKS BROUGHT MORE CASH DOLLARSINTO RUSSIA THAN OUT
• PLANES WILL BE EQUIPPED BY SECRET ENTRANCES
• NUMBER OF ACTS OF TERRORISM IN RUSSIA INCREASED
• RUSSIA WROTE OFF $3.5 BILLION OF DEBTS
• IMPORT OF GERMAN POULTRY BANNED
• RUSSIA IS NOT WELCOME BY WTO
• DATABASES OF ALL TELEPHONE OPERATORS STOLEN IN ST.PETERSBURG
• ROYAL DUTCH/SHELL LOST HOPE FOR ASP (AGREEMENTSON SHARING OF PRODUCTION)
• GOLD AND CURRENCY RESERVES OF RF INCREASEDAGAIN