Top headlines in major S. Korean newspapers

SEOUL, Feb. 5 (Yonhap) -- The following are the top headlines in major South
Korean newspapers on Feb. 5.

Korean-language dailies
-- S. Korea to nurture social service industry: vice finance minister (Kyunghyang
Shinmun)
-- Senior officials at Seoul's education offices offer to resign en masse (Kookmin
Daily)
-- Seoul denies differences with U.S. over inter-Korean summit (Donga llbo)
-- Obama suggests tougher trade, currency policy with China (Segye Times)
-- 11 senior officials in Seoul's education-related agencies offer to resign (Seoul
Shinmun)
-- Diplomatic wrangling begins over G-20 summit (JoongAng Ilbo)
-- U.S. suggests joint-drill to brace for possible N. Korean regime collapse: source
(Chosun Ilbo)
-- Internal rift deepening within ruling party over Sejong city (Hankyoreh)
-- Obama pledges to get tougher with China on currency (Hankook Ilbo)
-- POSCO's board members to face reshuffle (Maeil Business Newspaper)
-- On-line payment via smartphones hits snag (Korea Economic Daily)

English-language dailies
-- U.S. envoy's remark on control stirs up a furor (JoongAng Daily)
-- Obama vows to get tough with China on trade (Korea Herald)
-- Growing rice stockpile emerging as headache (Korea Times)
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