61.   The Zairean government has named military governors to replace civilian administrators in two eastern provinces where soldiers are fighting Tutsi rebels, state-run television early Tuesday.

62.   The South African government will soon name a panel to advise it on the restructuring and privatisation of state-owned industries, it said on Thursday.

63.   The Tajikistan government on Monday named a new negotiator, Foreign Minister Talbak Nazarov, to revive talks with Moslem rebels that reached an impasse in December.

64.   The Ukrainian government would name the remainder of the Crimean government, the decree stipulated.

65.   The Zairean government has named military governors to replace civilian administrators in two eastern provinces where soldiers are fighting Tutsi rebels, state-run television reported early Tuesday.

66.   They further agreed that, by that date, both governments would name two representatives to develop talks between the two capitals.

67.   Meanwhile, Interfax reported that the pro-Moscow Chechen government would name a new interior minister Monday.

68.   Palestinian groups denied responsibility, but the Kenya government named as a suspect a Moroccan it said belonged to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.

69.   Retired rear admiral Carlos Molina Tamayo, whom the illegal government named head of the armed forces, has requested asylum in El Salvador.

70.   Ratwatte said the truce was holding satisfactorily and the government would shortly name two monitoring committees headed by Norwegian nationals to observe the pact.