71.   Protesters also smashed up paving stones to throw at embassy buildings.

72.   Protesters at the main embassy building were throwing rocks, paving stones and paint that streaked the front of the embassy red and blue.

73.   Scores of riot police surrounded the fortress-like embassy building, which was ringed by coils of barbed wire.

74.   Scores of police and plainclothesmen were deployed around the embassy building Tuesday and only visitors with specific business were allowed in.

75.   Some of them entered the embassy building.

76.   Some thrust fists into the air in jubilation when they reached the embassy building.

77.   Spanish diplomats came out of the embassy building, talked to some of the guards, and then followed the asylum-seekers into the building.

78.   Takashi Murayama, an embassy security officer, said additional policemen were called in to beef up security around the new three-story embassy building near Manila Bay.

79.   Some pelted the embassy buildings with eggs, rocks and plastic water bottles.

80.   Strict security measures were in evidence outside the iron-walled U.S. embassy building where Danforth spoke to reporters.