Jeju Ilbo
1. Politics
Changes suggested for casinos
In light of recently uncovered malpractices at casinos here, local officials are suggesting the need for a system of registered agents to work at them. They say that would make the operations at casinos more transparent.

2. Economy
‘Not enough’ local residents employed in tourism
The number of local residents employed in the tourism industry is far short of initial projections. New figures put the current total at only 62 percent of the target. The paper says a system needs to be put in place to improve the current situation in the job market.
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Jemin Ilbo
1. Economy
JPDC businesses running mostly in the red
The Jemin Ilbo is reporting that most of the businesses run by Jeju Provincial Development Corporation are in the red, with the exception of Samdasoo, Jeju’s iconic bottled water. Analysts say some products will likely be discontinued.

2. Education
Relocation possible for Jeju Girls’ Middle School
Jeju Girls’ Middle School will likely to relocate from Gu Jeju (구제주) to Shin Jeju (신제주) to resolve a shortage of schools in that area. This follows remarks earlier this year by Superintendent of Education Lee Seok-moon (이석문) that schools would be moved as needed.



Yonhap
1. Inter-Korea
Tearful family reunions
Yonhap is reporting that Korean families split by the heavily-armed border began to reunite in the North Tuesday as part of a major inter-Korean humanitarian program. The relatives had not seen one another since the Korean War, which lasted from 1950 to 1953.

2. National
S. Korea loses track of 18-year-old who joined IS
South Korea has reportedly lost track of an 18-year-old loner who joined the Islamic State militant group in Syria. The National Intelligence Service was aware of the whereabouts of the young man, identified only by his surname Kim, until May, but he has since gone off the grid.