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John Shalikashvili, in Kuwait, promised to closely monitor Iraqi oil sales. General says Iraq will comply 'i' i iin IWr.iiV. Hit' Iff i if I'TBfi Associated Press GROZNY, Russia President Boris Yeltsin fulfilled a campaign promise today by traveling to the secessionist republic of Chechnya, one day after signing a cease-fire deal with the Chechen rebel leader. Yeltsin met with civilians in the Chechen capital, Grozny, and planned to meet later with Russian troops who have been fighting for 17 months to defeat the rebels' Independence drive. The trip, three weeks before presidential elections June 16.

is likely to boost Yeltsin's popularity. Polls show that the war in Chechnya Is Russian voters' main concern. "I come to the Chechen land with peace," Yeltsin told a group of Chechen civilians. "All of Chechnya, all of Russia wants the Chechen knot to be untied as soon as possible so the long-awaited peace can prevail here. The Che- chen crisis is Russia's sharpest pain." Yeltsin defended his decision to send troops Into the region In December 1994 to crush the rebels' Independence drive, saying the situation forced him to take "ex- treme" measures.

"A revolt took place here," Yelt-; sin said. "Power was seized by the most extremist forces, which chose terror as their main method of struggle." Yeltsin, whose popularity plummeted after the war began, admitted mistakes and serious political miscalculations. "I don't exclude myself from blame," he said. He also praised the Russian army for its "heroism" and "courage" In blocking the rebel efforts to secede from Russia. The truce agreement signed Monday in the Kremlin between Yeltsin and rebel chief Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev was hailed as a InThe Big Brothers Pace Car Raffle i "GRAN PRIZE Associated Press ELECTION SEASON: A young Jew sits amid discarded campaign literature after a Monday rally held in Jerusalem.

Poll shows vote in Israel even tighter isUiipmeistm) 0,000 I CQSk! Associated Press KUWAIT CITY The United States will make sure that returns 1 from limited Iraqi oil sales will not be used to strengthen President Saddam Hussein's military machine, the top U.S. military commander said Monday. "We are absolutely committed to ensure that the agreement Is not used to circumvent the intent of it, which is to provide humanitarian assistance to the people of Iraq, who have suffered so much under Saddam Hussein," said Gen. John Shalikashvili, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. "We will make sure that none of that money is diverted to such things as improving his military capability," the general said.

Shalikashvili, in Kuwait on a tour of Mideast countries, would not elaborate on how the United States intends to carry out that promise. The United Nations and Iraq agreed last week that Baghdad will sell oil worth $2 billion over an initial six months to buy desperately needed food and Newsday JERUSALEM The already- tight race for prime minister is tightening further. With only 24 hours to go before what may be the most critical election in Israeli history, a survey by the daily newspaper Yediot "They are the most essential, shall I say, the most crucial elections in the history of the state of Israel," he said. "I think It will be terrible if the peace process will be interrupted or stopped and we shall go backwards." Hanoch Smith, a respected pollster, attributed the tightening of the race to voters' traditional distaste for Peres, who he said has, for a long time, been artificially high in the polls after the assassination of his predecessor, Yitzhak Rabin. Smith said Peres has never Aharonot shows the gap between Prime Minister Shimon Peres and challenger Benjamin Netanyahu shrinking to 2.4 percent from 6 Only 2,500 Certificates will be sold at $100 each.

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