111.   Bosnians Croats in the divided city of Mostar marred a ceremony Friday marking the reopening of a railway bridge by raising a Croat flag, a German minister said.

112.   Cauchon said ministers and officials from the Group of Eight leading industrial nations and Russia were unanimous in condemning the sexual exploitation of children.

113.   The mutiny began early Tuesday when detainees took seven guards and other prisoners hostage in a bid to break out of the overcrowded facility, the justice minister said.

114.   The state of emergency in Nepal will continue until a Maoist rebellion is defeated, a government minister said Sunday.

115.   Yonhap said the ministers of defence, unification, national security and foreign affairs were present at the meeting held in the presidential Blue House to discuss the package.

116.   It said interior minister Seth Sendashonga had been instructed to contact his Burundian counterpart over the incursions.

117.   Jordan and the Palestine Liberation Organization also disputed wording on the future of Jerusalem, ministers said.

118.   NAFTA had no choice but to expand, said the minister.

119.   One chemist in southern Iraq had discovered how to develop X-ray film using local petrochemical products, the minister said.

120.   Palestinian officials said information minister Yasser Abed Rabbo had been meant to join the group but had been refused permission by Israel.