71.   In addition to computer shares, long-distance, auto and insurance issues gained.

72.   In overseas markets, U.S. stocks were mixed as computer shares gained, led by Hewlett-Packard Co. and International Business Machines Corp.

73.   International Business Machines Corp. and other computer shares that have helped lead the market higher rose the most.

74.   Intel Corp. and Dell Computer Corp. led the slump in computer shares as investors fretted that their profits would be hurt in an Asian economic unraveling.

75.   Intel Corp. and Dell Computer Corp. led the slump in computer shares as investors fretted that their profits would be hurt in an Asian economic decline.

76.   Japanese high-tech issues fell, taking their cue from the drop in U.S. computer shares on Friday.

77.   Led by computer shares, after Microsoft warned revenue growth will slow this year.

78.   Many computer technology shares rallied as investors bet that those companies will outshine an overall a cloudier economic climate, traders said.

79.   Oil and drug shares also weakened, offsetting gains in computer shares.

80.   Other groups, including computer shares, automakers and brokerage houses, also recovered.