91.   She was treated at an unidentified Chicago-area hospital and called police after she was released early Monday, said her attorney, Jerry Lee Peteet of Gary.

92.   She could be eligible for parole in nine years, said her attorney, Stu Glavin.

93.   Sheremet, meanwhile, threatened to go on a hunger strike within several days, his attorney said.

94.   Since then, Rymer has enrolled in alcohol abuse and anger management classes, said his attorney, James Smiley.

95.   Tchernychov was not aware that the drugs were illegal in the United States, said his attorney, Gary Spencer.

96.   The ban is illegal restraint of trade, preventing Johnson from earning a living, said his attorney, Axy Leighl.

97.   The diplomat assured them the Cuban government would handle the matter expeditiously, said the attorney, Michael C. Berry.

98.   The former champion was scheduled to be considered for parole next month, said his attorney Jorge de la Canale.

99.   The founder of a Haitian paramilitary group linked to hundreds of murders in Haiti will stop fighting his deportation from the United States, his attorneys said Monday.

100.   The threats began after she tried to end their five-month marriage, said her attorney, Stephen Converse.