Aquino candidates lead in Philippines Senate race sweep
Unofficial returns show Corazon Aquino's candidates poised to win about 22 of 24 Senate seats with right wing rivals Enrile in contention for the remaining spots. NAMFREL and the Philippines News Agency report partial counts amid election violence and logistical delays as the new Congress will replace the 1984 National Assembly.
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Peres Threatens Early Israeli Elections Over Peace Conference
Foreign Minister Shimon Peres said Israel's coalition is stalemated over a proposed Middle East peace conference and he will seek early elections if no compromise is reached this week. He will visit the United States and discuss the plan with Secretary of State George P. Shultz while tensions rise between Labor and Likud.
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