GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON JUNE 13

HURRIYET
-- TURKISH SCIENTISTS' BREAKTHROUGH IN MAGNETIC COOLING
Professor Yalcin Elerman and his team from Ankara University have made a discovery in magnetic cooling. Turkish scientists have produced a material that would double 30 percent efficiency in gas compression refrigerators. "It is a breakthrough, it will blaze a trail," Elerman said.
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-- TAX CUT TO VARY BY INDUSTRY
The question of if tax cut, especially in automotive industry, would continue is almost clear. Industry and Trade Minister Nihat Ergun said government would discuss support for every industry one by one and added that tax cut rate could be lowered and then extended in some industries. He showed the automotive industry as an example and said, "private consumption tax could be increased to 25 percent from 18 percent and continue for a while more."
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MILLIYET
-- LAND MINE INJURES 7 SOLDIERS
A land mine exploded while military convoy was passing in Yuksekova town of the southeastern province of Hakkari. Seven soldiers were slightly injured by pieces of broken glass. Also glasses of several houses were broken due to the explosion.
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-- REPORT CARD HOLIDAY BEGINS
Nearly 15 million students received their report cards yesterday. Most of them started their summer holiday, while sixth grade students will enter SBS level exam today. Also 1,349,423 students will enter OSS university entrance exam tomorrow.
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-- GUIZA-ROBINHO EXCHANGE
British Manchester City team are getting prepared for a great barter. Manchester City, which will formally want Daniel Guiza from Turkish Fenerbahce team, will suggest Brazilian Robinho (who wants to quit his team) in return.
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SABAH
-- DAUM INSISTS ON LUCA TONI
German Bild newspaper wrote that Christoph Daum, who agreed with Turkish Fenerbahce soccer club, was exerting great effort to have B. Munich's Italian player Luca Toni in Fenerbahce. It was claimed that Fenerbahce proposed 8 million Euro for a year to Toni.
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-- FROM SPAIN TO OSMANIYE
With a midnight decree, eight governors were drawn to center, and cities of 21 others were changed. Istanbul Security Department Director Celalettin Cerrah learned his appointment to the southern province of Osmaniye as a governor while he was in Spain.

VATAN
-- WORLD STOCK EXCHANGES HEALING THEIR WOUNDS
The rise is continuing in world's stock exchanges which dropped its total value from $57 trillion to $28.8 trillion due to global economic crisis. As of the end of May, total value of the biggest 47 stock exchanges increased to $37.6 trillion. Istanbul Stock Exchange, or IMKB, became one the most rising stock exchanges of the world, and increased its total value from $99 billion to $155 billion.

-- CERRAH LEARNED HE BECAME GOVERNOR WHILE IN SPAIN
Celalettin Cerrah, who became Director of Istanbul Security Department in 2003, had learned that al Qaeda shed blood in Istanbul the same year while he went abroad to watch the match of national soccer team. Also journalist Hrant Dink was murdered while Cerrah was in the Netherlands. Cerrah, who traveled to Spain two days ago, learned that he was appointed as governor to the southern province of Osmaniye.
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CUMHURIYET
-- TURKEY IN BLACK LIST OF PIRACY
Fast growth in Turkish informatics industry has spread to pirated software market and Business Software Alliance, or BSA, which works to develop a legal digital world, took Turkey in the list of nine countries that are the first group to fight pirated copy. Other countries are Brazil, Russia, India, China, Poland, Mexico, Indonesia and Thailand.
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-- "CHOOSE AND TAKE WHAT YOU WANT"
Turkey called on Arab investors, whose investments fell in recent months, to come to Turkey and make investments in all industries from energy and real estate to agriculture. Turkish Agriculture Minister Mehdi Eker said, "we have made maps of all our lands. Take and cultivate which you want."
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RADIKAL
-- SCHOOL IS OVER
Nearly 15 million primary and secondary school students will be on recess for more then three months. However, it is a little bit different for senior high students. They will have to take the gaff for one more day for the university exam that will be held on Sunday across Turkey.
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-- BAYKAL POSITIVE ABOUT AMNESTY
Main opposition Republican People's Party, or CHP, Chairman Deniz Baykal said his party would not object to an amnesty for the members of the terrorist organization PKK if it was granted in time.

YENI SAFAK
-- U.S. PEOPLE'S FAVORITE IS TURKEY
Travel Age West, a leading travel magazine of the U.S., chose Turkey as the best country to visit in the aspects of price and service quality. The magazine said that the tourism service was of good quality in Turkey which was also the most economic country for U.S. people.
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-- NIHAT RETURNING TO HOME
Besiktas club's president Yildirim Demiroren, who is Spain, agreed with Villareal's president Fernando Roig about Nihat Kahveci. Nihat said that if he returned to Turkey, he would play only for Besiktas.