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The Hellenic Radio (ERA): News in English, 08-09-20

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From: The Hellenic Radio (ERA) <www.ert.gr/>

CONTENTS

  • [01] New Gallops
  • [02] CERN Shuts Down

  • [01] Printed in Sunday's Press

    New Gallops

    20 Σεπ 2008 21:20:00

    Sources: ΝΕΤ-ΝΕΤ 105,8

    According to new gallops conducted for Sunday Press, PASOK is in the lead Opinion gallop conducted for "To Vima" newspaper New Democracy gathers 27,1%, of votes PASOK 29,7%, KKE 6,6%, SYRIZA 10,6%, LAOS 4,5% and Ecologists 3.8%.

    Alko gallop conducted for "Proto Thema" shows PASOK leading; 26,1% voted in favor of ND, 28,1% preferred PASOK, 6,7% KKE, 8,5% SYRIZA and 4,8% LAOS.

    In RAS gallop conducted for PARON, New Democracy achieved borderline victory (0,6%). More specifically 30,7% answered that they would vote in favor of ND, 30,1% PASOK, 8,1% KKE, 10,2% SYRIZA and 4,6% LAOS.

    In MRB gallop conducted for "Eleftheros Typos" newspaper, PASOK gathered 27,9% of preferences, ND 26,8%, KKE 7,3%, SYRIZA 11,4%, LAOS 4,8% and ecologists 2,9%.

    Translated by Sofia Gartziou

    [02] In Switzerland

    CERN Shuts Down

    20 Σεπ 2008 18:08:00

    By Andreas Roditis

    Sources: ANA

    THE worlds largest particle collider will be down for at least two months following a helium leak into the tunnel, a spokesman for the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) said today. CERN spokesman James Gillies said: "There has been an incident in a test. One section of the machine will have to be repaired. It was turned back on again yesterday, but the latest incident has forced operations to halt again.

    Translated by Sofia Gartziou


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