61.   All stories by Susan Phinney.

62.   All stories by M.L. Lyke.

63.   Broadcasts will be loosely constructed, with producers updating a story by literally walking onto the set.

64.   Business stories by reporters who are convinced that all business is automatically bad and corporate profit is an evil concept.

65.   But Doug soon learns some hard lessons about family ghosts, sibling rivalry and adult love in this adaptation of a story by Sue Miller.

66.   But in a January story by The Eagle of Bryan-College Station, Bowen said he would take all responsibility for the Bonfire collapse.

67.   But the Chechen instantly grasped the value of enabling a Western journalist to transmit on-the-scene stories by satellite.

68.   Byron justifies the story by saying the numbers work out.

69.   By all accounts, Disney did not waver or seek to mute the bleak story by creating fictitious names for the corporations.

70.   Dan Rather, the veteran news anchor, introduced the story by noting that it represents a substantial departure from conventional images of Britain.