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Tennis-Murray downs Canas to reach Metz Open final

METZ, France, Oct 6 (Reuters) Briton Andy Murray overcame second seed Guillermo Canas of Argentina 7-6 6-4 today to reach the Metz Open final.

The third-seeded Scot, whose season has been disrupted by a wrist injury, next plays Frenchman Nicolas Mahut or top seed Tommy Robredo of Spain.

Murray, bidding for his third ATP title, won the tiebreak 7-2 after the opening set went with serve.

The players traded breaks in the second set before Murray wrapped up the win on his first match point on Canas's serve.

''The key was my serve,'' Murray told a news conference. ''I did not have a single break point against me until late in the match.

''This was a test. I now feel I'm getting close to my best level.'' REUTERS PY RK2129

Vaiko urges Lalu Prasad to render justice to TN

Chennai, Oct 6: Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam General Secretary Vaiko today met the Railway Minister Lalu Prasad in New Delhi and informed him that the decision to delink the administration of line between Kinathukkadavu-Pollachi-Palakkad(79) kms) from Madurai division to annex with Palakkad division was causing resentment in the minds of people in Tamil Nadu. In a letter addressed to Mr Lalu Prasad, a copy of which was released to the press here, Mr Vaiko said Pollachi is an important centre of agriculture.....

Yediyurappa appeals to Congress to face election

Bangalore, Oct 6 (UNI) The BJP, which has decided to withdraw its support to its coalition partner Janata Dal (Secular) in Karnataka, today appealed to Congress not to join hands with JD(S) and insted face elections. Deputy Chief Minister and Senior BJP leader B S Yediyurappa, who on his arrival vowed to bring back his party to power on its own in the next elections, said that Congress, for the last 20 months was hurling charges against the BJP-JD(S) coalition Government.....

Candidates tied ahead of Guatemala runoff - poll

GUATEMALA CITY, Oct 6 (Reuters) A former general, who wants to use the Army to end growing violence in Guatemala is neck and neck with his center-left rival heading into a November presidential runoff, according to a new poll. The survey by CID-Gallup showed 44.7 per cent support for Alvaro Colom, a soft-spoken economist who promises to fight poverty if elected in the November. 4 vote. Ex-Gen Otto Perez Molina, who wants the power to declare states of emergency backed by.....
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