101.   A high-powered Taiwanese delegation will depart Sunday for a tour of four Southeast Asian countries to seek investment and trade opportunities, the government said Saturday.

102.   A guard dog company was formed at Auschwitz near Oswiecim, Poland, and Rydlinskis was transferred to it, the government said.

103.   A three-year-old boy died in May after contracting an influenza strain that has never been seen in humans, the government said Wednesday.

104.   A senior North Korean official is scheduled to make a rare visit to this island republic, the Singapore government said in a statement issued Sunday.

105.   A top U.S. Treasury official called Tuesday for action against charities and donors that finance terrorism and said governments must share information about terror financing.

106.   Aden Ridgeway from the Working Group said the government and the Parliament had treated Aborigines unjustly and without dignity.

107.   Adok said governments and aid agencies should do more to help reintegrate former child soldiers, providing counseling and study or work opportunities.

108.   Adan said government and military officials are sharing information with foreign governments, including the United States.

109.   Air traffic controllers suspended strikes planned for Friday and Saturday in Milan and Rome, saying the government had shown signs of willingness to work out their dispute.

110.   Allied aircraft bombed southern Iraq Friday, destroying two houses and the main communications station of a major oil pumping facility, the government said.