71.   It was a fair compromise, said state Rep. Tyrone Brooks, the black lawmaker who has led the fight to remove the Confederate emblem from the flag.

72.   Lawyers for crash victims say state Rep. Juan Hinojosa was tacked on in late December in a ploy to keep the lawsuits from going to court until the summer.

73.   Lock said the state Highway Patrol reconstructed the accident and interviewed more than two dozen witnesses.

74.   Secretary of Social Development Carlos Rojas said states and social groups need to come together to continue making advances.

75.   Tennessee Attorney General Paul Summers, who announced the deal Thursday, said other states and territories will seek approval from their courts by Friday.

76.   The charges, all misdemeanors, could be changed, depending on the investigation, said state Trooper Richard Breece.

77.   The company sued in federal court, saying the state violated its due-process rights under the federal Constitution by depriving it of property without holding a hearing.

78.   The DEP has said the state Office of Administrative Law would have had to grant such a hearing.

79.   There was no sign of foul play and the incident may have been the result of human error, said state Police Senior Investigator Thomas Maher.

80.   They were later evacuated by Albanian border troops, said state TV.