71.   The newspapers cited sources they did not identify in reporting on a closed-door meeting of owners Thursday in Atlanta.

72.   The Nation and Bangkok Post newspapers cited various insiders as saying Standard Chartered had the inside track.

73.   The newspaper Bangkok Post cited Thai border officials Tuesday as saying border security has been tightened against renegade ethnic Karens from Burma and unidentified intruders.

74.   The newspaper cited a Lawrence Journal-World story stating that Muggy had been living in St. Thomas for several weeks and was working as a photographer and waiter.

75.   The newspaper cited a memorandum from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency as its source.

76.   The newspaper cited a number of reports where Weill acted erratically at business functions and dozed through meetings.

77.   The newspaper cited a police investigator who requested anonymity.

78.   The newspaper cited an internal memo circulated to its employees.

79.   The newspaper cited information from officials who were not identified by name.

80.   The newspaper cited regional criminal investigations director Julius Abomugisha as saying the unidentifiable bodies would be buried in a mass grave.