61.   Authorities released copies of three threatening letters sent in envelopes with anthrax in an attempt to get help from the public in identifying who was behind the attacks.

62.   CARE Australia on Monday released copies of reports filed by Australian aid worker Steve Pratt from Yugoslavia, which the aid group said proved his innocence of espionage charges.

63.   Copies were also released to the media Friday.

64.   Copies were released in Washington.

65.   Court officials refused to release a copy of the questionnaire, which typically asks about family life, experiences with the criminal justice system and sentiments about punishment.

66.   Copies were released Tuesday by the Justice Department.

67.   Downing Street said Wednesday it would not release a copy of the video, nor a full transcript.

68.   Fox released copies of the document late Thursday and published it on his Web site, then called on other public officials to do the same.

69.   He said he could not release copies of either the letter or the audio tape because they are evidence in the investigation.

70.   Hong Ha, Central Committee secretary, released copies in Vietnamese and English at a news conference and said the party will invite public comment and may make changes.