101.   He insisted the Cambodian government was flexible in its approach to its western neighbor and wants to resolve any mutual problems.

102.   He provided a list of conditions that should be met by the Cambodian government if it wishes to receive more U.S. aid.

103.   He appealed to other nations to pressure the Cambodian government to investigate acts of political violence.

104.   He claimed the Cambodian government was establishing safe havens for them.

105.   He said the Cambodian government wanted the three tourists to be killed so foreign governments would condemn the Khmer Rouge and increase military assistance to Cambodia.

106.   He said the company would take the waste back if asked to do so by the Cambodian government.

107.   He said the Cambodian government was cooperating fully with the effort.

108.   He said the company would take the waste back if asked by the Cambodian government.

109.   He said the assistance was aimed at strengthening democracy and encouraging the Cambodian government to improve its armed forces.

110.   He said the Cambodian government was obstructing efforts to create a framework that would guarantee a fair trial that meets international standards.