61.   The newspaper cited as proof a sex scandal publicized Monday involving Huang Yih-chao, spokesman of the Taiwan Provincial Government.

62.   The newspaper cited Sofjan Lubis, chairman of the Indonesian Journalists Association.

63.   The newspaper cited unidentified law enforcement officials who said he was, in fact, scheduled to testify for the prosecution.

64.   The newspaper cited unidentified police sources.

65.   The newspaper cited unidentified senior officials at the firm.

66.   The newspaper cited unnamed investigators as saying Fabbrocino had been living alone for more than a year in an apartment in San Martin.

67.   The newspaper cites tax officials as saying that Ronaldo, who plays for Internazionale of Milan, has never filed a tax return with Brazilian authorities.

68.   The newspaper did not cite sources for its report.

69.   The newspaper said Velayati implied Britain was holding up the agreement, without mentioning the country by name but the newspaper did not cite evidence for this conclusion.

70.   The newspaper said Velayati implied Britain was holding up the agreement, without mentioning the country by name, but the newspaper did not cite evidence for this conclusion.