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Military closes secret marine training center
The Vladivostok.
The Defense Ministry ordered the closure of a top-secret military center for the training of marine animals at Vityaz Bay Sept. 1.
Krai leaders support Primakov
By Mike Eckel
Political leaders and observers in Primorye are offering tentative support to the country's new prime minister Yevgeny Primakov. But they're making uncertain predictions about what Primorye might get out of it all.
Duma seeks to shore up food, medicine reserves
By Janina de Guzman
In a move to ease the squeeze on wallets brought on by the ruble devaluation, the krai administration and Primorye Duma is taking steps to shore up reserves of food and medicine, combat skyrocketing prices, prevent tax evasion, and seek a source of food for the winter ahead.
The race is on for Vlad mayor's seat
By Janina de Guzman
With mayoral elections on the horizon Sept. 27, the 14 candidates are busy addressing voters on radio and television, manning hot lines, and making public appearances.
ISAR issues NGO directory
The Far East's vast expanse has just become a little more navigable thanks to ISAR-FE's newly published directory of 534 regional non-governmental organizations.
News and Crime Briefs
Pasko trial to begin ... Fund sues 2 companies
... Nakhodka faces layoffs ... Chinese held at border ...
Far East News Briefs
Magadan exports gold
... Emergency declared ...
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