111.   The sons say they still would rather have inherited the ranch.

112.   The sons say he was more like a big brother whom they only got to know once they were old enough to share in his carousing.

113.   They told him that if he ran, they would spend money to defeat him, his son said.

114.   To Milkovisch, his son said, the artworks really were nothing more than practical home improvements.

115.   Today the son says he pays bills within several days of receiving them.

116.   Until last year, his son said, he remained active, writing and giving lectures to groups in the New York area.

117.   When CPS workers arrived at the school, the son said he had been burned with an iron that week.

118.   When Atlanta scored with two minutes to go in the second overtime, my son said he was the happiest man in the stadium.

119.   While waiting at a crowded railway station to be deported to a mine, Harsanyi removed his sweater with its yellow star and walked away, his son said.

120.   Pinochet son says his father may die.