71.   Many ordinary Saudis have said they see terror suspect Osama bin Laden, himself Saudi-born, as a champion of Arab and Muslim rights.

72.   Memories of those fearful days are coming back to Iraqis now as they follow news from Afghanistan, accused of harboring terror suspect Osama bin Laden.

73.   Meanwhile, Powell telephoned Israeli Defense Minister Binyamin ben-Eliezer as Israeli forces pressed their campaign against terror suspects even while withdrawing from most of the West Bank.

74.   Mir, who has written a biography of bin Laden that will be published soon, said the terror suspect declined to answer many of his questions.

75.   Mueller says FBI is strapped by surveillance of terror suspects in U.S.

76.   Nabil Shaath, Cabinet minister for international cooperation, spoke as Palestinian authorities clamped down on shows of support in Palestinian territories for terror suspect Osama bin Laden.

77.   No terror suspects have been arrested so far, Palestinian officials said.

78.   Officials also said they did not want the processing of new inmates to distract them from their interrogations of terror suspects already held at the base.

79.   Officials believe adding genetic profiles of the terror suspects to the national database would he helpful in two ways, unidentified government sources told the Times.

80.   Others speculate the elusive terror suspect may be hiding north of Kandahar.