71.   A bomb exploded Wednesday in front of one of the main university buildings in central Algiers, killing one person, state radio said.

72.   A car collided with a bus in central Bosnia Tuesday, killing a refugee family who survived a massacre seven years ago, state radio reported.

73.   A helicopter and rescue boat were searching the river with floodlights for survivors, but found only small bits of wreckage, state radio reported.

74.   A mob of opposition supporters stabbed to death a ruling party supporter in a clash related to a coming by-election in southern Zimbabwe, state radio reported Sunday.

75.   A homemade bomb exploded inside a building Tuesday, slightly injuring six people in this city in central France, state radio France info reported.

76.   A judge has ruled that former dictator Kamuzu Banda is too old, frail and ill to face trial on fraud charges, state radio reported.

77.   A group calling itself the young patriots overthrew President Pierre Buyoya and suspended Parliament on Wednesday, state radio reported.

78.   A group calling itself the young patriots overthrew President Pierre Buyoya of Burundi and suspended Parliament on Wednesday, state radio reported.

79.   A group calling itself the young patriots overthrew President Pierre Buyoya of Burundi and suspended Parliament today, state radio reported.

80.   A number of village huts were destroyed in the lava flows, the state radio station said without providing details.