81.   The suit alleges Merrill violated state and federal laws in selling the county billions of dollars worth of risky derivative securities.

82.   The suit alleges that a Republican elections supervisor permitted Republicans to write in voter registration numbers on applications so that they would not be ruled invalid.

83.   The suit alleges that Coca-Cola has discriminated against African-Americans in pay, promotions and performance evaluations.

84.   The suit alleges that Julia McLaughlin scored well enough on Boston Latin entrance examination to be admitted if it were not for racial quotas.

85.   The suit alleges that Meyer may have provided information to Thompson.

86.   The suit alleges that the fund violated Securities and Exchange Commission reporting requirements.

87.   The suit also alleged that General Cigar engaged in other illegal activities, including certain pricing practices and payments to foreign officials.

88.   The suit also alleges Merrill improperly acted as an adviser to Citron.

89.   The suit also alleges that Comsat engaged in a conspiracy with two high-powered Washington lawyers, Ivory Coast government officials and the man hired to replace Mendoza.

90.   The suit also alleges that Executive TeleCard officers have approved agreements to enrich themselves through the issue of warrants and options.