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United Nations Secretary General Boutros Boutros Qhalt arrived tn Moscow hYlday to begin a four-day visit to Russia AbT reports from Moscow ’The visit ts hi* first to Moscow since his election to the post of UN leader Boutros Ohall was welcomed at the airport by Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev with whom he was to have a first round of talks later in the day a UN official said
Boutros-Ghali touched down several hours late from Jakarta where he attended the summit of Non Aligned na tiona lie will leave on Monday for Parts
Russia took over all the Soviet Union s rights and prlvi lege* at the United Nations and ts one of the five permanent members of the Security Council.
35 feared killed UP cloudburst:
a. least 35 people were feared killed tn a cloudburst In Gadnl village tn Ohamoll district in Uttar pradesh on Thursday according to official reports available on Friday PTI says from Lucknow
The report* said rescue and relief teams have rushed to the village Further detail* were awaited Report* of landslides were also received from ITthoragarh
There were also reports of several houses being damaged and roads blocks following landslides and torrential rains in the Puurt Garhwal and Ptthoragarh districts and the adjoining region
Iranian medical team in Kabul:
An Iranian medical team arrived tn the Afghan capital Kabul on Thursday to begin assisting the war-weary population, the official Islamic Republic New* Agency reported, says AP from Nicosia
IRNA. monitored In Nicosia, said that some of 36 tons of medicine and medical supplies donated by Iran also were de Itvered.
The 1 1 - member medical team, transported by Afghan mil ttar. plane*, plana to set up an emergency clinic In Kabul, the agency said
General strike in Greece:
Thousand, of worker* demonstrated in the capital Thursday during u general strike as fears mounted that an eight-day walkout at the power company could lead to a nationwide blackout, report* Al’ from Athens.
The one-day general strike, protesting the conservative government's economic austerity policies and legislation revising the social welfare system, hampered operations of the public utility companies, state hospitals and the state-owned Hellenic Rad io-Television Corporation.
Clinton still leads over Bush:
Democrat Bill Clinton held a 15-point lead over President Bush among voters nationwide as the presidential race headed into the Labour Day weekend, according to a CNN USA on Friday poll released Thursday, reports AP from Washington.
The survey showed 54 per cent for Clinton and running male Al Gore to 39 per cent for Bush and Vice President Dan Quayle with 7 per cent undecided.
The poll by the Gallup Organisation was based on telephone Interviews August 31 to September 2 with 1.007 registered voters and had an error margin of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
In the survey. 14 per cent of those responding said they would vote for Dallas business executive Ross Perot if he were on the ballot, even if he did not actively campaign. In that case. Clinton would get 47 per cent and Bush 34 per cent, according to the poll.
Canadians vote Oct 26
Canadians will vote October 26 on constitutional changes that alm to protect Quebec's unique French identity and give native Canadians the right to self-rule, reports AP from Meech.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney announced the date Thursday, after conferring with cabinet ministers at a government guest house north Ottawa
It's time for Canadian* to choose", he told reporters Bui he refused to say what would happen if Canadians rejected the national unity pact finalized last week by provincial and aboriginal leaders. The national vote ts not binding.