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Sioufas demands new energy era, will spend to get it Warns of 2005 power problems, urges conservation

While hinting at the possibility of power outages next year, the government yesterday announced a plan of multimillion investment, consumer education and increased use of renewable sources of energy in order to drag Greece's electricity system out of the mire.
FRONT PAGE NEWS
Business and regions to profit soon, says PM
After meeting with ministers yesterday to finalize plans for a new law on development, Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis...
Ship’s cook lost in Angistri wreck
One seaman drowned when a small freighter struck a rock and sank before dawn yesterday on one of Greece's most frequently traveled waterways.
Tough talk on FYROM name issue
Athens formally warned the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) yesterday that it will not allow the country to join the EU or NATO under the name «Republic of Macedonia»...
Turkey wants 3 nuclear plants
ISTANBUL (AFP) - Turkey plans to build three nuclear power plants over the next few years that should become operative from 2011 to avoid a possible energy shortage, Energy Minister Hilmi Guler said yesterday.
Injured off-duty cop helps catch arsonist
Despite suffering a knife wound to the stomach, an off-duty policeman managed to help arrest a suspected arsonist in eastern Athens yesterday, before being taken to hospital with minor injuries, police sources said.
IN BRIEF
Turkish jets have to be chased off for the second time in a week : Six formations of Turkish fighter jets yesterday entered the Athens Flight Information Region...
Youths wreck phone exchange box on column supporting CCTV camera : A group of about 25 youths yesterday vandalized a telephone exchange box...
Two men pose as cops to get cash : A Greek man and a foreigner, both aged 19, were arrested yesterday...
US rebuffed : Six NATO member states, including Greece, have refused to appoint military instructors...
Nafplion trains : There will be no railway service between Argos and Nafplion from Monday...
Doctor charged : A Thessaloniki gynecologist charged in connection with the death two years ago of a 26-year-old woman...
French-speakers : Greece is set to become a member of the International Organization of Francophone Countries...
Fraud : Two women yesterday faced a prosecutor on multiple forgery and charges...
Suitcase gang : A group of six Albanians netted around 16,000 euros in goods from 13 supermarket robberies...


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EDITORIAL
Playing for time
The Turkish government has repeatedly said that it has no intention of recognizing the Republic of Cyprus. Ankara's stance is obviously in line with Turkey's overall strategy in view of the December 17 summit, when the Dutch administration, currently in charge of the European Union's rotating presidency, will issue a statement on Turkey's EU membership prospects.
COMMENTARY
Scenes from a war
Two scenes from Iraq stood out the past week. In one, footage of a US Marine shooting what appeared to be an injured insurgent in a mosque, apparently killing him, was broadcast around the world. The second scene we did not see. It appeared to show the murder of Margaret Hassan, the director of CARE International's Iraqi branch. Al Jazeera said it had received a video of a blindfolded woman, who appeared to be Hassan, being shot in the head by a hooded gunman. Although it played the Marine incident repeatedly, the channel said it would not show the Hassan tape, arguing that it only shows war-related deaths.
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