91.   The paper quoted a local military chief, Col. Djoko Santoso, as saying that all students rounded up during the demonstration were later released.

92.   The paper quoted a senior UMNO official it did not name.

93.   The paper quoted a speech Mrs. Kumaratunga made Thursday at a meeting of the Asia Society of New York.

94.   The paper quoted a witness as saying that passers-by initially mistook the explosion for an earthquake.

95.   The paper quoted an unidentified Taiwan Power official as saying that the company agreed with the protesters right to demonstrate but that mutual respect needs to be maintained.

96.   The paper quoted British government officials as saying they were unable to give any details about the five.

97.   The paper quoted Chatu Mongol as saying the bank should report directly to the Senate, with the governor giving public testimony once or twice a year.

98.   The paper quoted Cline as saying Houston-based Enron was willing to give technical and other assistance to help the buyer complete the project.

99.   The paper quoted Credit Lyonnais as saying it was carrying out such a search, but that the task is painstaking.

100.   The paper quoted Duesseldorf prosecutor Peter Lichtenberg as confirming that the searches took place on Thursday.