ANKARA, Oct 7 (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. SABAH - Head of the mass housing administration Erdogan Bayraktar suggests building military posts at border for 1 million lira after 15 Turkish soldiers were killed in a Kurdish guerrilla ambush. MILLIYET - Central Bank Governor Durmus Yilmaz says Turkey will not be immune from the global financial crisis, and it should be ready for surprises. RADIKAL - The stock markets collapse due to fears that the crisis is spreading to Europe. The Istanbul stock exchange falls by 8.62 percent. TODAY'S ZAMAN - Analysts say the Turkish army does not need new powers in the fight against terror. HURRIYET - Turkey's ambassador in Baghdad tells Iraqi government that Turkey will not waste time with ineffective mechanisms against the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and calls for urgent measures on the border. VATAN - Turkish jet fighters hit PKK militants, spotted in three separate locations. YENI SAFAK - Pope Benedict says the global financial crisis is a warning from God. DUNYA - The crisis causes worries in the Turkish private sector. Cancellation of orders have started in several sectors. CUMHURIYET - The military will ask for new powers in a meeting with the government.
U.S. soldiers (L) and Iraq police officers (R) salute during a handover ceremony of Forward Operating Base Delta from the U.S. forces to Iraqi police in Kut, 150 km (93 miles) ...
