101.   Aristide charged the attackers were former soldiers who should have been disarmed by the multinational forces in Haiti.

102.   Authorities said the attackers were pilgrims angry over delays in their travel to Saudi Arabia for the annual hajj, the Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca.

103.   Bhuyan said he believed the attackers were soldiers because they spoke Hindi, which is not the local language.

104.   Brazilian attacker Tininho is injured, but Argentine striker Julio Cruz and Jon Dahl Tomasson should provide the scoring.

105.   Burundi officials said the attackers were militant Hutu followers of the National Council for the Defense of Democracy, led by a former Cabinet minister, Leonard Nyangoma.

106.   But Dumisane Makhaye, an ANC member of the provincial parliament, said the attackers were Inkatha members.

107.   But other officials said the attackers could be Chechen militiamen acting on their own or from other groups.

108.   But the villagers waited until the attackers were out of ammunition and then descended on them and punched and kicked them.

109.   But Lavalas Sen. Gerald Gilles said it could not be assumed the attackers were Lavalas backers.

110.   But the police later said they believed they believed the attacker was a common criminal and not a terrorist.