61.   A Taiwanese official responsible for relations with the mainland accused Chinese leaders of sending inconsistent signals.

62.   A powerful opposition lawmaker on Friday accused Georgian leader Eduard Shevardnadze of authoritarian rule and called for collecting signatures to force his dismissal.

63.   A top U.S. military official Sunday accused Bosnian leaders of undermining revival of a multiethnic society and warned that violence could tarnish the postwar election campaign.

64.   Also Saturday, the Yugoslav government accused opposition leader Vuk Draskovic of conspiring with the French intelligence service to try to topple Milosevic.

65.   Alberta Premier Ralph Klein accused church leaders of hypocrisy earlier this month for assailing VLTs while accepting government grants raised from gambling.

66.   Also expected to stay is the ultra-Orthodox Shas Party, whose leader was accused of sparking the scandal.

67.   Also Sunday, in an interview with The Associated Press, Netanyahu again accused Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat of giving Islamic militants tacit approval for attacks.

68.   Also today, the Yugoslav government accused opposition leader Vuk Draskovic of conspiring with the French intelligence service to try to topple Milosevic.

69.   An alternative summit at a Denver area college accused the leaders of threatening true global wealth by pushing capitalism and skyrocketing corporate profits.

70.   An Islamic leader was accused in court Wednesday of plotting to set up an independent state, which prosecutors said should be punished by a life sentence.