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Gov’t vows to keep order
 Poll shows most Greeks concerned about terrorism and fear a new attack

As the government emphasized over the weekend its determination to boost public order in the wake of an armed attack on a policeman, a new poll revealed that nine in 10 Greeks are worried about domestic terrorism and that 80 percent think a new hit is likely.
FRONT PAGE NEWS
ND ratings boosted in wake of reshuffle
The Cabinet reshuffle carried out by Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis last week appears to have made a positive impression...
Reds stretch lead to nine points
In stark contrast to the previous round of soccer's Super League that had seen just six goals, last weekend's action in the league produced 21 goals...
Bureaucracy worst in EU
The bureaucracy and complex procedures of the state system lead to more lost working hours...
A floating museum...
The Liberty, one of hundreds of US cargo ships built during World War II, is escorted...
Greek aid ship to try Gaza mission again
A Greek vessel bearing several European politicians and doctors is today set to leave the Cypriot port of Larnaca...
IN BRIEF
Navy vessels and helicopter transfer 25 migrants to safety : Navy vessels and a Super Puma rescue helicopter yesterday rescued 25 illegal immigrants...
Man held over vicious attack : A 42-year-old man from Xanthi was remanded in custody yesterday...
Missing fishermen : Port Authority officials in Rafina were yesterday scouring the coast...
Andravida quake : A mild earthquake, measuring 4.4 on the Richter scale, struck the town of Andravida...
Tram disruption : There will be no tram service between noon and 4 p.m. today...
House fire : Firemen on Saturday recovered the charred remains of a 52-year-old man...
Contraband smokes : Port Authority officials in Patras on Saturday arrested the driver...

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Liberal immigration laws...
 Bangladeshi immigrants protesting in Athens yesterday hold a picture of a 24-year-old fellow countryman...
EDITORIAL
There is no time to waste
 The conservative prime minister appears to have finally grasped the public's growing disappointment with the performance of the New Democracy government and has responded by making some key changes. There is not a single day to waste. The economy as well as the social security and the education systems are all in a sorry state. The administration of Costas Karamanlis must avoid any further foot-dragging and promote the requisite changes as soon as possible.
EDITORIAL:AthensPlus
Cultivating terror
 The most frightening thing about the shooting of a young police officer by suspected members of an extreme-leftist terrorist group is how predictable the whole thing was. As 21-year-old Diamantis Mantzounis lies in critical condition in the Red Cross Hospital, wounded by bullets in Monday's attack, Greeks are once again witness to the equivocations that have kept public debate tangled up in myths and nonsense for the past 30 years or so.
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