71.   Poland tightens borders for EU but risks more jobless, angry neighbors.

72.   A Dutch freelance cameraman, Peter Groeneveld, told Australian Broadcasting Corp. radio and TV he was with the men at the border for about five hours.

73.   A short while later, they board minibuses for the northern border for two weeks of training before they join the fight.

74.   According to the report, a police patrol stopped a car near the border for a routine document check Saturday evening.

75.   After being blocked from marching to the border for a pro-unification rally with their North Korean counterparts a day earlier, the students vowed to continue to protest.

76.   Another method used by the syndicate is to buy a car on credit and then drive it directly to the border for the buyer to take across.

77.   Artillery could be heard from across the border for most of the day.

78.   Austria called Thursday for international support for a draft convention against criminal syndicates which smuggle people across borders for profit.

79.   Beijing maintains that North Koreans in its territory are not refugees under the U.N. definition because they crossed the border for economic motives, not political reasons.

80.   Beijing maintains the North Koreans are not refugees under the U.N. definition, saying they crossed the border for economic motives, not political ones.