91.   But some Colombian officials allege that Venezuelan military officers have sold weapons to the rebels.

92.   Colombian military officials say rebels have launched attacks from inside Venezuela, a claim Chavez denies.

93.   Colombian officials charged at the time that Klein was arming and training Colombian drug traffickers.

94.   Colombian officials defended their crop-substitution efforts.

95.   Colombian officials had been bracing for a possible upsurge in urban guerrilla attacks, and are now on even higher alert following news of the alleged IRA bomb training.

96.   Colombian officials had no immediate comment.

97.   Colombian officials have said there is no evidence of sabotage but that X-rays would help rule it out.

98.   Colombian officials identified the Colombian crew members as Henry Ripol and Ernesto Encizo.

99.   Colombian officials later said they did not want families going up the mountain.

100.   Colombian officials react furiously, with one cabinet minister saying the Americans must have been acting under the influence of marijuana.