81.   Cambodian government troops renewed attacks Friday on resistance forces near the Thai border, prompting the resistance commander to call attempts to hold cease-fire talks meaningless.

82.   Cambodian government presses claims about Khmer Rouge setbacks.

83.   Cambodian government troops battled Wednesday with soldiers loyal to deposed co-Prime Minister Prince Norodom Ranariddh, sending hundreds of Cambodian refugees into Thailand.

84.   Cambodian government troops launched a fierce attack Monday against a besieged resistance stronghold, but the defense was bolstered by the arrival of hundreds of Khmer Rouge reinforcements.

85.   Carrying it out, though, will take broad and determined support within the Cambodian government.

86.   Cambodian government troops captured the area in April, forcing the remaining Khmer Rouge hard-liners to flee.

87.   China said Tuesday that the fate of its former allies in the murderous Khmer Rouge was up to the Cambodian government and people.

88.   Company officials were quoted Wednesday as threatening the Cambodian government with unspecified legal action.

89.   Cold War politics after the invasion protected the Khmer Rouge from prosecution as Western nations and China supported the guerrillas in the United Nations as the legal Cambodian government.

90.   Environment Minister Mok Mareth reiterated Thursday that the Cambodian government would seek compensation for the deaths and suspected environmental damage.