51.   Yemeni security officials interviewed each hostage in Aden.

52.   Yemeni security officials said investigators found bomb-making equipment in a search conducted Monday of the apartment near the port of Aden.

53.   Yemeni security officials said the suspects had conducted reconnaissance on the embassy and its staff.

54.   Yemeni security officials say the tribe abducted the Germans to force the government to pay them for the land on which it built a dam.

55.   Yemeni security sources also linked a mosque shooting that killed six to a gunman who had left a pre-election meeting angry the night before.

56.   Yemeni security sources said Thursday that U.S. investigators had been allowed to listen to witnesses and interrogate suspects in the bombing.

57.   Yemeni security forces surrounded the two schools, preventing journalists from entering.

58.   Yemeni security officials confirmed that al-Hada was the brother-in-law of Mustafa Abdulkader Aabed al-Ansari, whose name appears on the FBI list.

59.   Yemeni security officials said that before concluding the agreement a team of U.S. intelligence officers and Marines had investigated various aspects of security in Aden.

60.   Yemeni security officials said that, before concluding the agreement, a team of U.S. intelligence officers and Marines had investigated various aspects of security in Aden port.