71.   President Clinton should suspend this sale and the licensing of any more satellite deals with China until export control rules are tightened.

72.   Putin also warned Russian executives that it would be increasingly hard to hide money in offshore bank accounts as international rules are tightened.

73.   Regulators will also step up supervision of Thai financial firms and tighten disclosure rules.

74.   Several Connecticut police chiefs said they planned to lobby the Legislature to tighten the rules about updating the addresses of convicted offenders.

75.   Since allegations of vote-buying first arose, the IOC has tightened its rules on travel, hospitality and gifts.

76.   Sorting out the dispute is Congress, which just passed legislation tightening the rules on rescission.

77.   Still, he said the USOC might further tighten those rules based on recommendations from a committee headed by former US Senator George Mitchell.

78.   Still, the Interior Department should consider tightening its rules, perhaps by requiring approval from the Weather Service in addition to the judgment of its own Park Service.

79.   Stung by that criticism, the reinvestment agency voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to tighten its rules for condemning private property for new casino-related development.

80.   Still pending are some tough measures to tighten pension rules and trade-union health schemes, which may be imposed by decree.