News stories by IPS Correspondents, page 74

KATHMANDU, Nov 14 (IPS) - NEPAL'S RULING CONGRESS PARTY REMAINS A FRONT-RUNNER IN MIDTERM PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY, BUT THE FACTION-RIDDEN ORGANISATION MAY FIND IT HARD TO GAIN AN ABSOLUTE MAJORITY.

KATHMANDU, Nov 14 (IPS) - NEPAL'S RULING CONGRESS PARTY REMAINS A FRONT-RUNNER IN MIDTERM PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY, BUT THE FACTION-RIDDEN ORGANISATION MAY FIND IT HARD TO GAIN AN ABSOLUTE MAJORITY.

KATHMANDU, Nov 14 (IPS) - NEPAL'S RULING CONGRESS PARTY REMAINS A FRONT-RUNNER IN MIDTERM PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY, BUT THE FACTION-RIDDEN ORGANISATION MAY FIND IT HARD TO GAIN AN ABSOLUTE MAJORITY.

KATHMANDU, Nov 14 (IPS) - NEPAL'S RULING CONGRESS PARTY REMAINS A FRONT-RUNNER IN MIDTERM PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY, BUT THE FACTION-RIDDEN ORGANISATION MAY FIND IT HARD TO GAIN AN ABSOLUTE MAJORITY.

KATHMANDU, Nov 14 (IPS) - NEPAL'S RULING CONGRESS PARTY REMAINS A FRONT-RUNNER IN MIDTERM PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY, BUT THE FACTION-RIDDEN ORGANISATION MAY FIND IT HARD TO GAIN AN ABSOLUTE MAJORITY.

KATHMANDU, Nov 14 (IPS) - NEPAL'S RULING CONGRESS PARTY REMAINS A FRONT-RUNNER IN MIDTERM PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY, BUT THE FACTION-RIDDEN ORGANISATION MAY FIND IT HARD TO GAIN AN ABSOLUTE MAJORITY.

KATHMANDU, Nov 14 (IPS) - NEPAL'S RULING CONGRESS PARTY REMAINS A FRONT-RUNNER IN MIDTERM PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY, BUT THE FACTION-RIDDEN ORGANISATION MAY FIND IT HARD TO GAIN AN ABSOLUTE MAJORITY.

KATHMANDU, Nov 14 (IPS) - NEPAL'S RULING CONGRESS PARTY REMAINS A FRONT-RUNNER IN MIDTERM PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY, BUT THE FACTION-RIDDEN ORGANISATION MAY FIND IT HARD TO GAIN AN ABSOLUTE MAJORITY.

PRETORIA, Nov 14 (IPS) - AN ENQUIRY THIS WEEK INTO AN UNAUTHORISED ARMS SHIPMENT TO YEMEN IS EXPECTED TO PROVIDE A GLIMPSE INTO APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA'S SECRET ARMS TRADE, WHICH VIOLATED THE UN'S INTERNATIONAL EMBARGO.

WASHINGTON, Nov 13 (IPS) - Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union (FSU) may be producing enough food by the year 2000 to sustain the region's population, according to a new report released here this week.