41.   The government also named Richard McClean, the publisher of the International Herald Tribune, as one of the respondents.

42.   The government has named as interim interior minister, Jean-Jack Queyranne, the deputy minister for overseas territories.

43.   The government has named the third of four suspected Second World War criminals it hopes to deport.

44.   The government on Tuesday named Yoshitomo Tanaka as new ambassador to Hungary, the Foreign Ministry said.

45.   The government recently named Nicolas Ardito Barletta, an economist and former president, to find ways to use the land and buildings.

46.   The government has named seven state firms to be privatized during this fiscal year and the five other listed companies in which the government will divest its stake.

47.   The government named an independent investigator Saturday to take a new look at the murder of British tourist in a Kenyan game park eight years ago.

48.   The government named Friday as a national day of mourning.

49.   The government Wednesday named suspects it plans to arrest for extradition to the U.N. war crimes tribunal unless they give up voluntarily.

50.   The Japanese government on Friday named Hiromoto Seki to replace Tetsuya Endo as senior delegate to talks on normalizing diplomatic relations with North Korea.