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WORLD.(TO THE POINT)
Merkel to challenge Schroeder
The conservative German Christian Democrat party named Angela Merkel, 51, to challenge Gerhard Schroeder for chancellorship. Her party leads in polls by 15 points. Germany's general elections may be held as early as Sept. 18.
SAUDI ARABIA: King Fahd's health is improving and he will be released from a hospital soon, an aide said.
BOLIVIA: Riot police guarded Con- gress as thousands of protesters seeking energy nationalization vowed to shut Congress. Fighting erupted on the ...
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