ISTANBUL, Oct 9 (Reuters) - These are the leading stories in the Turkish press on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. MILLIYET - Turkey under fire: 15 martyrs killed by Kurdish PKK guerrillas in 24 hours. The government must review its priorities, the paper says. - A cross-border operation into Iraq is on the agenda but the United States is still opposed. - Team from Turkish parliament goes to United States to lobby against a bill which would define massacres of Armenians by Ottoman Turks in 1915 as genocide. Senior AK Party lawmaker Egemen Bagis says Turkey has trump cards. - Rises in fuel, cigarette and special consumption tax are on the way. REFERANS - There is fear among bankers that Central Bank Governor Durmus Yilmaz, facing pressure from all corners to cut rates, will resign, the paper says. - Consortium of 15 local retailers is also interested in buying supermarket chain Migros <MIGRS.IS> and has hired an advisor. RADIKAL - Deputy Prime Minister Cemil Cicek, refering to recent separatist violence, says there is nothing left to say. All options are on the table, including a move into northern Iraq. - Parliamentary commission accepts revision of a package of constitutional reforms set to go to referendum on Oct. 21. The revision aims to avoid controversy over whether President Abdullah Gul would have to be re-elected after the vote. - A law on nuclear energy, vetoed by former President Ahmet Necdet Sezer, will go back to parliament on Wednesday. - IMF warns countries with high current account deficits. HURRIYET - Turkey will not forget its martyrs.
