1.   In its recent story about all of this, the Miami paper quoted David Scott Palmer, a Boston University Peruvian specialist who studies the guerrillas there.

2.   Many opposition papers simply quoted Western newspaper reports, which wondered openly if Yeltsin had been drinking heavily on the airplane.

3.   The local paper quotes the Oconee County sheriff as saying officials believe the dead student was handcuffed and blindfolded in a fraternity hazing incident that went bad.

4.   The paper also quoted Peter Chernin, president of News Corp., as saying that his company was under no obligation to share the Dodgers with Liberty.

5.   The paper quoted an anonymous observer who said Dr. Laura was having a dificult time mastering the TV talk-show form.

6.   The paper quoted her saying she did not believe in God or Islamic law, which she maintains she did not say.

7.   The paper quoted unnamed executives as saying the discussions are not dead and will be resumed as soon as possible.

8.   The papers quote experts saying they expect further interest cuts soon.

9.   The paper quoted military officials as having said the deployment follows growing indiscipline among soldiers who are reluctant to fight a war that they do not support.

10.   The paper quoted unnamed aides as saying Yeltsin is very tired and plans to go back on vacation for two months after the inauguration.