101.   In October, an anonymous radio caller said that demonstrators would disrupt the European Union summit by blocking roads and bridges.

102.   Miners are trapped, the callers said.

103.   Most callers said Smigun should be given the benefit of the doubt until results of the follow-up test are known.

104.   Most callers said they were shocked.

105.   Security officials at the Croatian parliament evacuated the building Friday after a caller said a bomb had been planted there, local media reported.

106.   Senior Airman Paul Gritton, a military spokesman from Portage, Indiana, would not say exactly what the caller said or what language he spoke.

107.   Some callers said they too had become nauseous after drinking Coke or Coca-Cola brands.

108.   The anonymous caller did not say what would happen to those who ignored his warning.

109.   Television and radio reports said the building was cleared after an anonymous caller said an explosive had been planted.

110.   The caller said he was from a previously unknown group called Mujahedeen el Islam.