91.   On Saturday a special South Korean presidential envoy, Lim Dong-won, returned from a four-day visit to the North Korean capital, Pyongyang.

92.   On the diplomatic front, Vice President Al Gore spoke with Russian special envoy Viktor Chernomyrdin for an hour by telephone.

93.   On Monday evening, Gen. Anthony C. Zinni, the U.S. special envoy, met with Sharon and pressed on him the U.S. demand for a withdrawal.

94.   President Bush announced last week that his special envoy for the Middle Est, retired Marine Corps Gen. Anthony C. Zinni, would return to the region.

95.   President Bush is right to ask his special Mideast envoy, Anthony Zinni, to persist in trying to arrange a cease-fire as a prelude to political talks.

96.   Powell also said that special envoy Anthony Zinni and several high-level State Department officials would remain in the region in an attempt to broker a truce.

97.   President Clinton on Wednesday named Richard Holbrooke, who was instrumental in negotiating an end to the Bosnian civil war, as a special presidential envoy for Cyprus.

98.   Relations are so strained that Hasan Muratovic, the Bosnian government UN liason, refuses to deal with Akashi, the UN special envoy for the former Yugoslavia.

99.   Richard Holbrooke, the U.S. special envoy for Cyprus, is to arrive there on Friday to try to restart negotiations between the two sides.

100.   Robert Gelbard, the U.S. special envoy to the Balkans, has been meeting with Milosevic in Belgrade to discuss the Bosnian Serb dispute.