71.   Two Israeli newspapers published details Thursday of what they said was a U.S. plan that would finally restore negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.

72.   Weather maps in Israeli newspapers provide the temperature in Amman, and advertisements invite readers to visit the kingdom.

73.   Yedioth Ahronoth, a leading Israeli newspaper, reported that under a plan being considered the Palestinian capital would be established in contested East Jerusalem.

74.   Peres, addressing Israeli newspaper editors at a luncheon Friday, predicted that peace with Syria was imminent.

75.   Peres, speaking with Israeli newspaper editors on Friday, went further than any previous Israeli leader in suggesting that Israel has nuclear weapons.

76.   Polls published in two Israeli newspapers Friday showed a majority opposed to the West Bank pullout.

77.   Palestinian security officials were quoted by Israeli newspapers saying Israel would soon learn the location of the three Israeli servicemen.

78.   Palestinian security forces have arrested a young Palestinian on his way to Jerusalem to blow himself up on a bus, an Israeli newspaper reported Monday.

79.   Rabin said Syrian President Hafez Assad twice rejected offers to receive Israeli newspapers in Damascus.

80.   A former chief rabbi of Israel, Mordechai Eliyahu, urged Jews to tear their clothes to mourn the handover of Bethlehem, Israeli newspapers reported Thursday.