71.   A congressional commission has reopened an investigation of allegations that President Ernesto Samper won election with millions of dollars in campaign funds from the Cali drug cartel.

72.   A lackluster election with few contested races drew few voters to the polls but produced a close Democratic primary in the U.S. Senate race.

73.   A letter bomb injured a journalist Tuesday, two days after moderate Basque nationalists won a regional election with pledges to work against separatist violence, news reports said.

74.   A mob freed Nano from prison, and his Socialists won the ensuing election with Berisha leading the opposition.

75.   A more moderate Islamic movement, Unification and Reform, is also banned, but plans to take part in local elections with the tacit assent of authorities.

76.   Algerians began voting Thursday in a presidential election with a lone contender after an abrupt pullout by six of the seven candidates, who feared the balloting was rigged.

77.   Albright discussed the election with President Leonid Kuchma and the chief of the Central Elections Commission, Mykhailo Riabets, upon arrival Friday.

78.   American actor Richard Dreyfuss jumped into the middle of the Israeli election with an open letter backing the government of Prime Minister Shimon Peres.

79.   And he asked them each to talk about the election with their friends.

80.   And even if Fujimori does win a majority, an attempt discovered Thursday to infiltrate the election with false tally sheets may tarnish his victory.