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To: Charles A. King who wrote (9507)6/11/1998 8:40:00 AM
From: Charles A. King   of 13091
 
Some general news clips seem to indicate progress for the country of Turkey.

PRESS DIGEST - Turkey - June 11
02:49 a.m. Jun 11, 1998 Eastern

ISTANBUL, June 11 (Reuters) - These are the leading
stories in the Turkish press on Thursday. Reuters has
not verified these stories and does not vouch for their
accuracy.

SABAH

- Nationalist Movement Party leader Devlet Bahceli
says his party is against forming election coalitions and
will not be joining up with the Islamist Virtue Party
before next year's early elections.

- Credit Suisse First Boston is to provide consultancy
services in the sell-off of Turkish Airlines.

- Moody's Turkey representative David Larson says
the firm is eyeing raising the country's credit rating in
light of positive economic developments.

HURRIYET

- A local magazine uncovers an Islamic militants' camp
40 kilometres (25 miles) outside Istanbul.

MILLIYET

- The French Senate will not take up a resolution which
passed through Parliament earlier, recognising the 1915
Armenian genocide, thereby dropping it from the
country's agenda.

YENI YUZYIL

- Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit says he will not
oppose an early election deal reached by Prime
Minister Yilmaz and opposition leader Deniz Baykal.

RADIKAL

- Health Minister Halil Ibrahmim Ozsoy says 21 million
400 thousand people without health insurance will be
covered as of January 1999 by a Personal Health
Insurance.

CUMHURIYET

- Major oil companies Shell, Amoco and Mobil
prepare for tight competition for a natural gas plant to
be established in the Aegean city of Izmir.

DUNYA

- Turkey asks the United States government ot hand
over welathy fugitives Selim Edes, Halil Bezmen and
Alaattin Cakici.

- Zorlu Holding plans electronic and textile investment
in Central Asia.

ZAMAN

- Police forcibly remove female students with
headscarves from exams at the Istanbul University
Medical School.

((Istanbul newsroom, +90-212-275 0875, fax
+90-212-267 2137, istanbul.newsroom+reuters.com))

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Forcibly removing female students with head scarves is important to the Turkish military.

Charles
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