61.   The army said in a statement it was carrying out autopsies on the four dead and would help meet funeral expenses.

62.   The bodies of the three dead are to be returned Friday to their native Dabanozu in the central Turkish province of Sivas.

63.   The bodies of the two dead were also evacuated.

64.   The five dead included Besheer Kamal, a pharmacist believed to be the leader of an el-Minya group, he said.

65.   The five dead were Palestinian policemen at a checkpoint at the entrance to the village, witnesses said.

66.   The first four dead included three women and one man, police said.

67.   The five dead were slated to become army officers.

68.   The five dead and seven of the injured were on the bus.

69.   The five dead included Musheer Kamal, a pharmacist believed to be the leader of an el-Minya group, he said.

70.   The five dead were the pilot, two workers in the building and two passersby, said Carlo Leo, a civil defense official.