51.   Carter helped mediate the surrender of the Haitian army that led to U.S. troops restoring President Jean-Bertrand Aristide to power in October.

52.   Eliminating the Haitian army would require a constitutional amendment and would most likely take years to steer through Parliament.

53.   Gunmen dressed in olive uniforms of the disbanded Haitian army attacked the parliament building and the national police headquarters, killing a shoeshine boy.

54.   Haitian police officer Lt. Bastien Ludwig told Radio Metropole that Francois, a Haitian army private detached for the protection of foreign diplomats, confessed to the crime.

55.   Haiti also is seeking the return of thousands of documents seized from the former Haitian army.

56.   Haiti also is seeking the return of thousands of documents seized from the former Haitian army headquarters.

57.   Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide has said senior Haitian army officers allowed the nation to be used as a drugs transshipment point.

58.   He charged that some sectors of Haitian society were smearing his name because of his longtime involvement in the Haitian army.

59.   He charged that some were smearing his name because of his longtime involvement in the Haitian army.

60.   He went into exile with Aristide, who returned to Haiti after a U.S.-led military force disarmed the Haitian army last year.