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Energy in for recharge Government aiming to attract 4.5-bln euro investment in sector by 2010

The government said yesterday that it hopes to attract 4.5 billion euros of energy investments by 2010 in an ambitious plan that aims at updating the sector and making it friendlier to the environment.
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Getty to discuss return of artifacts
The director of the Getty Museum, Michael Brand, said yesterday he will recommend the return...
Quandary on missile probe
A prosecutor's report suggesting that politicians in the previous government may have been...
Principal safe after kidnap
A convict on furlough held the principal of Thessaloniki's German School hostage for...
Headway in stopping baby sales
Police said yesterday, after arresting three Bulgarian and one Greek woman, that they have...
Two migrants with body painted...
Two migrants with body painted slogans protest outside the Labor Ministry in Nicosia, Cyprus, yesterday...
Ecstasy seized before reaching nightspots
Police arrested three men in Athens yesterday who were found to have in their possession...
IN BRIEF
Nine children escape with minor injuries following Glyfada collision : Nine primary schoolchildren were slightly injured...
Souli shelter to be ready by winter : A shelter to provide food and protection for wild horses...
Explosive night : Two New Democracy party offices in Thessaloniki were damaged...
Lover's blackmail : A 32-year-old unemployed woman was arrested...
Murder confession : A foreign national who has been jailed for theft and damaging property...
University vote : A student in Thessaloniki yesterday spray painted the floor...
Fun run : The City of Athens said that registration for the Athens scheduled...
New KEP : he first citizens' information and service center (KEP) to open on...

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EDITORIAL
High time to be weaned off oil
 In spite of oil crises creating huge problems for the Greek economy, the country continues to behave as if it were an oil-producing state rather than a consumer. Greece languishes at the bottom of European Union tables when it comes to energy production from renewable sources even though the Greek climate is ideal for such ventures.
COMMENTARY
Unacceptable reaction
 Greek political parties facing internal problems and failing to win votes habitually accuse the mass media of organized attacks and devious machinations. This happened again recently when PASOK spokesman Nikos Athanassakis officially denounced a Greek television program as an «unethical and insulting attack.»
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