61.   CBS executives say that the goal of this season is to bring down the average age of the CBS viewer.

62.   Colombian President Ernesto Samper could hang onto power for months before the drug scandal surrounding him brings him down, a top official from the ruling Liberal Party said.

63.   Clinton will highlight how far he and Republicans have already come in agreeing on a budget-balancing blueprint and bringing down the deficit, McCurry said.

64.   Coolly efficient, predictably poised, quarterback Kerry Collins helped bring down Aikman, his hero back in high school.

65.   Conversely, Kemp is capable of crippling his franchise in the fashion that Chris Webber brought down Golden State a couple of years ago.

66.   Consumers Union and the Consumer Federation of America said today they filed a rulemaking petition at the FCC asking the agency to bring down cable rates and promote competition.

67.   Conventional wisdom has it that no one tackler can bring down Barry Foster, but no one told Jones.

68.   Covent Garden demonstrates other methods of bringing down trouble on itself.

69.   Craig Packer of the University of Minnesota says in the journal Nature that canine distemper from local dogs has brought down the big cats.

70.   Dinner guests guffawed as he brandished handcuffs before Barr, a former federal prosecutor who first made his anti-corruption reputation here by bringing down politicians in both parties.