41.   Travel is banned by the Cambodian government to the temple of Banteay Srei, where an American was killed and another wounded by bandits in January.

42.   Unless negotiations are reopened, the Cambodian government will now have the option of proceeding with its plan for a tribunal without the endorsement of the international community.

43.   Visitors to the monument are increasing, giving the Cambodian government an incentive to conserve it.

44.   Pin Samkhon, president of the Khmer Journalists Association, said he would write a letter to the United Nations to pressure the Cambodian government to protect journalists.

45.   Peace talks between Cambodian government troops and resistance forces broke off Wednesday with both sides blaming each other for the deadlock.

46.   Pol Pot is believed still directing a stubborn Khmer Rouge insurgency against the Cambodian government elected three years ago.

47.   A Cambodian government soldier, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that one government soldier was killed and three were wounded.

48.   A breakaway faction of the radical Marxist Khmer Rouge and the Cambodian government have reached the basic terms for a peace agreement, Second Premier Hun Sen said Saturday.

49.   A Paris newspaper quoted Rainsy as saying the Cambodian government wanted the three tourists killed so foreign governments would condemn the Khmer Rouge and increase military assistance to Cambodia.

50.   A Thai soldier stationed on the border said after the fighting ended that the Thai military believed the Cambodian government was attempting to force refugees to return home.