111.   And the government convened a high-level security meeting in the state capital of Chilpancingo on Wednesday, the Mexico City newspaper La Jornada reported.

112.   An anonymous telephone caller led police to a painting by Tintoretto in a baggage locker in a suburban Rome train station, Italian newspapers reported Saturday.

113.   And at meetings Tuesday, many firms promised their shareholders to continue such restructuring steps, the newspaper reported.

114.   An impoverished woman in western Romania has named her newborn son after suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden, having heard the name mentioned on television, newspapers reported Monday.

115.   An official panel of Muslim clerics has authorized women raped by Islamic militants to undergo abortions, a newspaper reported Sunday.

116.   An unidentified man threw a grenade onto the porch of a crowded bar, injuring five people, the state-owned Sunday Vision newspaper reported Sunday.

117.   An adolescent shot his father dead with a pistol because he could no longer bear the beatings he and his mother received, a Swiss newspaper reported Sunday.

118.   An Army friend of bombing suspect Timothy McVeigh told authorities he and McVeigh cased the federal building as a target several days before the blast, newspapers reported Saturday.

119.   At least three people have died of heart-related problems in the Romanian capital as temperatures soared to an unseasonable high, a newspaper reported Saturday.

120.   As bodies rot in overcrowded mortuaries, the Health Ministry appealed for funds to expand facilities, the state-controlled Herald newspaper reported Thursday.