ANKARA (A.A) - These are some of the major headlines and theirsummaries in Turkish press on September 4, 2010. The Anadolu Agency does notverify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.TURKIYE-------DON'T BE DECEIVED BY DISRUPTERAddressing the people in Diyarbakir, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogangave messages of unity and integrity. Erdogan said,"September 12 referendum isone of the most important incidents of Turkey's democratization history. It willbe the nation and freedoms who will win on September 12."PLUNDER CASE AGAINST ISRAELI SOLDIERSThree more Israeli soldiers will be brought before court on charges ofattacking Mavi Marmara ship.The charges against the soldiers are;"plunder","theft", and involving instances that contradict a soldier.KOSANER'S FIRST GUEST IS MULLENAdmiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS),was the first foreign guest of Chief of General Staff Gen. Isik Kosaner.Iraq, Afghanistan and fight against terrorism were discussed at the meeting.ZAMAN-----WE OPEN THE DOORS WITH REFERENDUM, THE NEW CONSTITUTION WILL BE IN 2011Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan reiterated his promise for a newconstitution in 2011 in his address in Diyarbakir.Erdogan said referendum would open doors of the new constitution, adding theactual studies would be carried out after the elections in 2011.Erdogan also criticized"boycott"decision of the Peace and Democracy Party(BDP).PROBLEMS IN JURISDICTION SHAKE CONFIDENCE IN JUSTICEJustice Minister Sadullah Ergin made public a five-year"strategic plan"prepared to solve problems of jurisdiction.Ergin said the plan did not have a direct relationship with the referendum,and giving information about the goal of the study, he said,"it is ourfundamental target to make a Turkey where democracy prevails, individual rightsand freedoms enlarged and where all the citizens feel themselves secure."YENI SAFAK----------TURKISH PREMIER SAYS UPCOMING REFERENDUM IS A MANIFESTO OF BROTHERHOODTurkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan addressed a rally in thesoutheastern province of Diyarbakir on Friday, calling for support to a number ofamendments in the constitution in referendum scheduled for September 12, the 30thanniversary of a military coup in 1980."The referendum is a democratizationmovement. It is a manifesto against those who want to cast a blow on ourbrotherhood,"Erdogan said.TURKISH PREMIER'S WIFE CALLS FOR HELP TO FLOOD-STRICKEN PAKISTANEmine Erdogan, wife of the Turkish prime minister, urged internationalcommunity to extend more aid to the flood-hit Pakistan. Erdogan paid a visit tothe country to personally convey donations to Pakistani officials."I am beggingthe world as the wife of a prime minister: The situation is very bad in here. Donot turn a blind eye to Pakistan,"Erdogan said.(End)(AY-İMB)