ANKARA (A.A) - These are some of the major headlines and theirsummaries in Turkish press on May 29, 2010. The Anadolu Agency does not verifythese stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.VATAN-----FAVORITE SAFURA, GOOD LUCK MANGAThe final of Eurovision Song Contest will be held in Norway's capital Oslotonight at 10:00 p.m. 17-year-old Safura Alizade from Azerbaijan is the biggestfavorite among 25 countries. Odds for Turkish band Manga is 12/1. Manga willperform on the 14th rank.UNIVERSITY WITH SPECIAL TEST FOR PEOPLE OVER 25Higher Education Board (YOK) Chairman Yusuf Ziya Ozcan said that they couldprepare a special test for people at or over the age of 25 who wanted to go touniversity for the first or second time. Prof. Ozcan said,"we shall makeaptitude test for these candidates instead of physics or chemistry. Then they cango to university too."CUMHURIYET----------SURVEYS SAY CHPSurveys, which have been conducted after Kemal Kilicdaroglu was elected asthe chairman of main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), showed that CHPcaught a big rise. The highest support to Kilicdaroglu came from retired peopleand farmers with 50 percent. According to the survey of Sonar Research Company,votes of CHP in general of Turkey are over 30 percent.FRANCE GETS EURO 2016France will host UEFA Euro 2016. Turkey, which missed this chance with 6votes against 7, got very disappointed. The statement of UEFA president MichelPlatini --who supported his country France and told Turkey that"you can win, ifa Turk becomes UEFA president"-- overshadowed the voting.RADIKAL-------INTERESTING CLAIMEmin Aslan, number two in Turkish police, was arrested in an illegal drugoperation. He made interesting claims."Some people were disturbed because I named who would be responsible formurder of Hrant Dink. I was about to shed light on the murder but all thesethings happened to me while I was working on it,"Deputy Director-General ofTurkish Police Department Emin Aslan said.OBAMA SAYS IN HIS LETTER DEAL WITH IRAN WOULD BE GOODBrazil revealed that it met demands of the United States with the nuclearswap deal signed with Iran and Turkey. It was a letter sent by President BarackObama to Brazil's President Lula da Silva which supports conditions of the deal.Lula and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan appeared at a newsconference on Thursday. Lula said Turkey and Brazil were trying to be the voiceof emerging countries. Erdogan said Turkey and Brazil stand behind thememorandum.(More)(TÇ-GC)