71.   Communist Vietnam plans to monitor customers at Internet cafes to prevent them from accessing politically and morally objectionable websites, state-controlled media reported Wednesday.

72.   Corinthians midfielder Vampeta received the highest sort of praise from soccer legend Pele, Brazilian media reported Saturday.

73.   Croatian defender Stjepan Tomas will miss the World Cup with a torn knee ligament, Croatian media reported Thursday.

74.   Czech international defender Tomas Repka refuses to leave Fiorentina for the Premier League despite an accord reached with West Ham United on his transfer, media reported Friday.

75.   Deaths from floods that have submerged much of central and southern China are rising even as waters in swollen rivers and lakes have receded, official media reported Thursday.

76.   Doctors said the lawyer suffered serious injuries, including a broken nose and concussion, and that his head wounds required surgery, independent Belgrade media reported.

77.   Earlier, NATO warplanes bombarded Yugoslavia Wednesday, killing six people, including two prisoners in a Kosovo jail, the state-controlled media reported.

78.   Eleven Palestinians were drowned Saturday night when their minibus was swept away in a flood, Israeli media reported Sunday.

79.   Ethnic Albanians killed a Serb farmer in a remote village and two Serb truck drivers, Serbia-based media reported Thursday.

80.   Faced with rising drug addiction, China ordered harsher penalties and public trials for a six-month nationwide anti-drug crusade, Chinese state-run media reported Tuesday.