Chile vote seesaw in runoff between Lagos and Lavin
In Santiago 8 million voters face a tight presidential runoff between socialist Ricardo Lagos and rightist Joaquin Lavin as Chile emerges from a deep recession. The close race leaves pollsters unsure of the winner.
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EPA imposes new rules on gene altered corn production
The EPA issues immediate restrictions on Bt corn, requiring 20 to 50 percent conventional corn refuges near biotech fields. Farmers must monitor pest resistance and may not spray refuges with insecticides unless pest levels justify it. The rules aim to curb ecological risks and slowed resistance in pests.
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Bombing rounds ignite Grozny oil depot in Chechnya clash
Russian bombs and artillery hit Grozny with renewed intensity on Saturday. An oil depot at the main refinery burned as fighters clashed near a meat canning factory and other city areas. Putin pledged a tough but not cruel approach and said the operation would continue, while Ingushetia eased border restrictions and rebels claimed an anti aircraft victory. The army reported 180 raids in the last 24 hours.
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