SA: Main stories in today's Adelaide newspapers

AAP General News (Australia)
04-13-2009
SA: Main stories in today's Adelaide newspapers

ADELAIDE, April 13 AAP - The main stories in today's Adelaide Advertiser:

Page 1: Financially challenged AFL club Port Adelaide will not move to cricket controlled
Adelaide Oval without SANFL approval. Jumps jockey Adrian Lechmere has overcome plenty
of obstacles in his life.

Page 2: Australian grand prix champion Jenson Button has reportedly blown up at billionaire
team sponsor Richard Branson over the driver's girlfriend. Flight Centre says more staff
will go, despite tipping the worst of the economic slowdown has passed.

Page 3: SA drivers continue to flout 50km/h speed limits, police say.

World: Thailand's prime minister narrowly escaped a savage attack and rioting ensued
in Bangkok as protesters commandeered public buses and swarmed over military vehicles.

The Obamas have chosen a six-month-old Portuguese water dog to be First pet.

Finance: Extreme volatility on share markets in the past year has been a day trader's
dream - or a nightmare, depending on how well they placed their bets.

Sport: Adelaide's tall options tumble further with the expected loss of Scott Stevens
and Nick Gill to injury.

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