51.   At least four more athletes competing at the World Championships have tested positive for drugs, local media reported Friday.

52.   Barak would be willing in negotiations to give the Palestinians more territory than he offered before the violence broke out, Israeli media reported Saturday.

53.   Before leaving for Cairo early Sunday, Gore met Netanyahu once again at the airport, Israeli media reported.

54.   Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic said the United States risks another Vietnam by sending Marines to the region, Serb media reported.

55.   But in a meeting with Prime Minister Yitzhak on Monday, Saguy requested to leave at the end of the week, Israeli media reported Tuesday.

56.   But in a stormy Cabinet session Wednesday, Sharon and Defense Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer exchanged heated words about how to conduct operations, the Israeli media reported.

57.   But strong winds hampered firefighting efforts from the air, local media reported, with planes unable to continue flights for long.

58.   But he said Hayashi had shown he was sorry for his actions, Japanese media reported.

59.   Cesar Sampiao and Ronaldinho, whose combined goals allowed the national soccer team to beat Chile, received high marks from critics, Brazilian media reported Sunday.

60.   Charges were brought against the director of an independent Belgrade radio station for defying a government ban by broadcasting without a license, media reported Thursday.