81.   Panamanian courts have convicted Noriega in absentia for the killings of the soldiers who attempted the rebellion, including coup leader Maj. Moises Giroldi.

82.   Party secretary general, Mari Alkatiri, has pledged to include political leaders from other parties in his government, but has not elaborated on this strategy.

83.   Panamanian courts have convicted Noriega in the murders of the soldiers who attempted the rebellion, including coup leader Maj. Moises Giroldi.

84.   Pro-Indonesian East Timorese, including militia leaders, said they accepted the ballot because they had no choice.

85.   Police arrested five demonstrators, including a leader of the opposition Awami League Motia Chowdhury.

86.   A contingent from France included opposition leaders Lionel Jospin of the Socialist Party and Robert Hue of the Communists.

87.   A fire ripped through the compound, killing scores of people, including the leader David Koresh.

88.   A peacekeeping army official, who refused to be identified, said they included a leader of one of the warring factions fighting Taylor for control of the country.

89.   After the demonstrators continued to resist, trying to unfurl the banner again and speak with journalists, police detained six of them, including protest leader Yangzom Brauen.

90.   All five Palang Dharma Cabinet members were reappointed to their old posts, including party leader Thaksin Shinawatra as deputy prime minister.