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Estonia declares emergency: Parliament declared a three-month state ol emergency Thursday to combat food and energy shortages, and appointed a committee to assume sweeping powers over production and distribution, reports AP from Estonia.
Lawmakers voted 53-37. with four abstentions, to declare the emergency and set up a joint commission of representatives of the government and parliament to deal with the economic crisis plaguing this newly independent Baltic nation
The measures had provoked deep controversy in the country of 1.6 million people and two of Prime Minister Edgar Savlsar * Cabinet members resigned in protest after they were accepted by parliament
Papandreou acquitted: a special Greek court found former socialist Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou not guilty on all charges against him in Greece's biggest corruption trial this century, reports Reuter from Athens
Supreme Court President Vassllis Kokklnos read out a series of not-guilty verdicts after marathon deliberations which ended early on Friday morning
The 13-judge court, set up by parliament In 1989. voted 7-6 that Papandreou was not guilty of masterminding a 2000-million dollar bank embezzlement scandal at the private bank of Crete In 1988.
Troops kill 17 Tamil rebels: Government troops shot and killed 15-Tamil rebels after the guerillas ambushed a patrol killing 9 Sinhalese soldiers In northwestern Sri Lanka, military officials said Friday, reports AP from Colombo.
They said the soldiers, including an officer, were killed when the rebels attacked the patrol at Vavkalai village in northwestern Mannar district Thursday.
Another group of soldiers who were following the patrol opened fire killing the 15 attackers, said the officials, speaking on condition of anonymity.
The said 2 more rebels were killed in eastern Ampara district also on Thursday.
At least 8.000 people have been killed since Tamil Tiger rebels resumed their campaign for an Independent Tamil homeland in northeastern Sri lanka in 1990.
Bush's approval rating slips to 45 pc: President George Bush's approval rating has slipped to 45 per cent In the worst showing of his presidency, according to an ABC news-Washingion Post poll released Thursday, reports AFP from Washington.
The sampling of 810 adults from Monday to Wednesday showed the President s approval rating to be exactly half of what is was —90 per cent— at the end of the Gulf War last year
Some 52 per cent of those surveyed said they disapproved of the way Bush was doing his job.
Mongolian PM resign: Mongolian Prime Minister Dash Bambasuren. a member of the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party (MPRP). announced his resignation Thursday. China's Xinhua news agency monitored In Hong Kong reported, says AFP.
In dispatch out of the Mongolian capital. Ulan Bator, the official news agency said Babasuren read out a resignation statement after delivering a working report on the government at the 12th session of the People's Great Hural. Mongolia's parliament.