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Romania to have run-off election
The presidential and parliamentary elections yesterday were the second since the December 1989 revolution that toppled dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu and were considered a referendum on Liescu.
BUCHAREST, Romania — President Ion Iliescu, the former Communist who has ruled Romania since late 1989, out polled his main reformist challenger in an election yesterday but failed to avoid a runoff, projections showed.
The Associated Press
A candidate would have had to win 50 percent for outright victory. The two would face each other in a runoff Oct. 11.
The projections broadcast by state television showed liescu winning 48 percent of the vote to 33 percent for the opposition Democratic Convention's candidate, Bucharest University Dean Emil Constantesiu.
The 62-year-old president, who won in 1990 with 85 percent of the vote.
has lost much support because of the unemployment and inflation that followed his economic reforms.
His party, the Democratic National Salvation Front, however, was projected to have won 27.5 percent of the vote for the 471-seat parliament, ahead of the Democratic Convention with 23 percent.
Nine other parties were seen as win-
ing between 3 percent and 11 per-
cent.
Such results would mean a highly fragmented parliament in which Iliescu's party would probably stand the best chance of forming a governing coalition. Iliescu's party could probably count on the support of nationalist parties, which were projected to have won 13 percent, and leftist parties.
Asked whether she found any irregularities, Judith Duckworth, a British observer from the poll watchdog group Westminster Foundation for Democracy, said, "I have to say no, and believe me, I'm looking for them."
The projections were based on an exit poll conducted by the German Infas and Romanian Ispop polling companies. They did not give the size of the polls, but they broadcast just after 9 p.m., when most of the 14,000-odd polling stations closed
"I think the electorate was perhaps not informed," he said. "Maybe there's still a lack of civic education in this country."
Constantinescu, 53, said he was surprised.
Constantinescu has stressed a speedier transition to capitalism — a term liescu still avoids. The challenger favors sweeping Communists from government and restoring the monarchy abolished 45 years ago.
percent of the 16.4 million eligible voters by mid-afternoon. Final results are expected today.
Voting in the capital's exclusive Primavera district, liescu earlier in the day called on voters to be mature, wise and selective.
In contrast to the first post-Communist election in 1990, marred by demonstrations and alleged intimidation, the Bush administration's time seemed to proceed smoothly.
About 10,620 candidates from 83 parties were competing for parliamentary seats, and six candidates were running for president.
Western mistrust lingers in the wake of the turbulent post-Communist years. Romania has been promised about $1 billion in foreign taxes this year, but most of that is being withheld until after the election.
State radio reported a turnout of 40
The delay of aid and investment has harmed Romania's economy, already battered by the shock of reforms. Prices have risen more than 800 percent, and almost a million workers lost their jobs in the past two years.
WENATCHEE, Wash. — A windwhipped brush fire that started on the outskirts of this eastern Washington city destroyed at least 11 homes Saturday, authorities said. No injuries were reported.
liescu's critics say that radio, television and the judiciary are not fully independent and that former Communist secret police, rehired after the revolution, still have too much power.
The Associated Press
Brush fire grows, destroys 11 homes in Washington
Sheriff Dan Breda said three juveniles were questioned in connection with the blaze, which may have started as a campfire. He gave no other details.
Nearly 600 firefighters were battling the blaze late Saturday, which had scorched 3,500 acres, fire off roads and water lines, the firefighters suffered minor injuries.
The eastern edge of the fire was contained, but the blaze continued to burn up a brushy hillside west of the city, said Paul Hart, a representative for the Wenatchee National Forest. Residents of nearby subdivisions were evacuated.
"The winds came up unbelievably hard," said Wenatchee Mayor Jim Lynch. "We had a fire storm that went right through."
An evacuation center was set up at Wenatchee High School, but there was no immediate estimate on how many people had fled their homes, said Kay McKellar, a fire dispatcher for Chelan County.
Wenatchee is about 110 miles east of Seattle.
The fire was fanned by winds of up to 4 mph that stirred up dust and forced state Route 2 between Coulee City and Hartline in eastern Washington to close, the state patrol said.
More than 1,500 firefighters in Northern California in the Sierra foothills in Butte County battle wildfires that charred more than 12,000 drought-parched acres and destroyed two homes.
Peace negotiations hit snag in South Africa
The Associated Press
KWAMASHU, South Africa — The country's second-most powerful Black leader broke off talks with the government yesterday, dampening hopes that South Africa's political crisis can be resolved soon.
Mangosuhou Buthelezi, head of the Zulu-dominated Inkatha Freedom Party, made the announcement a day after his rival, ANC leader Nelson Mandela, met President F.W. de Klerk in a promising bid to restart negotiations.
In what was seen as the most positive political development in three months, Mandela and de Klerk said they made substantial progress in their talks on ending apartheid.
But Buthelezi, in an angry speech at a Zulu rally, said he and his Zulu followers had not been consulted and therefore would not abide by agreements reached between de Klerk and Mandela.
The relatively conservative Buthelezi has had good relations with de Klerk, and there has been talk of an alliance between them to oppose the African National Congress. But recently, Buthelezi has felt left out as de Klerk concentrated on reaching agreements with the ANC.
Buthelezi's withdrawal from talks further complicates the political scene, and there is little chance of success without his participation.
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Neither the government nor the ANC commented immediately on Buthelezi's decision to pull out of negotiations.
Mandela and de Klerk were not able to settle all their differences Saturday. But both sides made concessions and indicated that multiparty constitutional negotiations could resume soon, possibly within weeks.
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