71.   Okudaira was still at large and was said to be a member of the Japanese Red Army underground group.

72.   The remaining members were, like Suchinda, non-party figures.

73.   The ANC defended its actions, repeating its contention that the demonstration had been peaceful and that its members should be free to engage in peaceful political activity.

74.   UNPROFOR members were to be allowed to use force for self-defence, including when prevented from carrying out their mandate.

75.   Prominent new government members were Stevo Crvenkovski as First Deputy Prime Minister and Vlado Popovski as Defence Minister.

76.   NACC members were ready to contribute on a case-by-case basis to peacekeeping operations under the authority of the UN or of the CSCE.

77.   Currently the member is able to appeal afresh.

78.   An unemployed member now could be a full member in the near future, possibly in firms where we have previously had no members.

79.   The Malcolms, Kevin and Janet, who were fellow members of the delegation, were bickering as usual.

80.   Each member is encouraged to speculate on alternative methods of performing the functions at lower cost.