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Off DdSHTETOGIT Six mile section of West Bank border coming down official says DSBTSKD Iran’s election turnout Overwhelms ‘traitors’ JERUSALEM (AP) — led by nonstop appeals and Israel will take down a section : programs on state television of the West Bank separation and radio — and claimed a big barrier that had isolated a ' turnout buried the boycott Palestinian town an official effort A significant turnout said Friday days before world would give the clerics' little court hearings on the legality reason to make democratic of the partition concessions The removal of the In a possible early indica"section appears intended to tion of turnout election offi- help defuse criticism over the cial Hossein Azimzadeh route of the barrier which at estimated that up to 2 million times veers several miles into of Tehran's 64 million voters the West Bank and disru or more than 31 percent cast the lives of thousands Islamic ballots the state-ru- n Palestinians Workers will begin Sunday Republic News Agency to remove the section that cuts repotted That compares with 42 percent for the capital in off the town of Baka from the rest Of the West Bank parliamentary elections four a security official said speakyears ago Tiimout in the rest of the ing on condition of anonymity ' ' AP photo ' Another barrier! west of the country was expected to be A Palestinian man negotiates' his way through an Israeli Border police officers’ checkpoint in the southtown will remain and Israel higher than in Tehran a ern West Bank city of Hebron on Friday will open a gate to allow passtronghold of reformers “You see how those who ‘Tster” town Baka I Kis Arab sage to a allies saying some Arabia and Algeria as well as Israel will not appear before the are against the Iranian nation is in Israel the are Arab Arab countries United Earlier 44 countries not The League judges doing and the revolution are trying tion the official said enough to back the Palestinian States die European Union and presented written arguments so hard to prevent people from Blocked from the mainThe International Court of campaign against the barrier ' stream media liberals fired going to the polls” said Iran's Justice in The Hague Netherbefore the world court lands begins hearings Monand off supreme leader Ayatollah Seventeen countries are Ltfc mobile phone messages to day Israel has come under scheduled to present verbal — millions of people The candidate ban by a FEBRUARY HOT UNE including growing pressure 20 & 2 to the court next domestic legal challenges — to arguments d “Don't take part in the panel week including Jordan Saudi MOVIES 5 STADIUM 8 left fewer than 230 veteran reroute the barrier and reduce funeral of freedom" said one 2430 Norfh Main' ' reformers among nearly 4500 hardship for Palestinians text message 50 First DcrtM i SAT 2 ID ' Meanwhile Palestinian ForUTAH S75 2307 2 candidates and provoked one But the conservative estab4 35 710 9 20 P 535 W 100 N Providence ADULTS S300T CHILDREN $200 of Iran's most serious political lishment fought back hard eign Minister Nabil Shaath Off A Cowffusions L u a u njMri irh cO leveled rare public criticism at crises in decades If pulled out all the stops — Drama Own ra"Tunggs 50 First Dates ro--i htNCnimt I 2:00 430 7 00 ' TEHRAN Iran (AP) — In a blitz of patriotic broadcasts and dissident messages Islamand reformers ic dueled Friday during parliamentary elections that point to a conservative pweep but raise a bigger question: Did the ' reformist boycott succeed or crumble? 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