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go to the polls tomorrow, will be immigrants who have just received their U.S. citizenship. But the Republicans continue to charge there were irregularities in the naturalization process.

considers Europe's complaints about the Helms-Burton law. Europe is challenging the idea of a sovereign nation's right to impose a law outside its own territory.

in Quincy, Illinois. The planes -- a United Express commuter flight and a smaller private plane -- ran into each other on a taxiway.

between the Parliament and President Alexander Lukashenko over his plans to hold a referendum to increase his powers.

seem to be closer to reaching an agreement on the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Hebron. The development came amid controversy over French President Chirac's visit to Israel yesterday.

between President Clinton and Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole. The televised debate was held in front of a live audience of about 1300 people in Hartford, Connecticut.

in the last days before the election. She asks people why Dole's emphasis on the character issue does not seem to be getting through to voters.

hopes to gain from its heavy investment in this election. The union is spending $35-million, more than any other interest group this year.

may be only a matter of months away as a referendum will be held soon on whether to dissolve the city government.

in the Iraqi capital. Yesterday, Saddam Hussein insisted that the U.S. military mission over only when U.S. planes stopped violating Iraq's airspace.