71.   Asian markets have been under pressure in recent weeks with the markets roiled by sharp devaluations of several currencies and rising interest rates.

72.   Ashcroft also noted that four people have been charged this week with federal felonies for anthrax hoaxes.

73.   At a meeting this week with White House officials, the American Historical Association said that Carlin lacked professional qualifications and that his nomination would politicize the job.

74.   Atlanta Journal-Constitution staff writer Lillian Lee Kim spoke earlier this week with Buchwald.

75.   Atlanta also lost valuable setup man Rudy Seanez this past week with elbow problems that might require surgery.

76.   Attorney Wayne Hyatt said he can live well for a week with a suitcase, a briefcase and a laptop computer.

77.   Baseball resumes this week with Son of Spring Training and this time the real guys will show up instead of the replacement players fraud.

78.   Baze, an apprentice rider, entered the week with seven wins, just one behind leading rider Victor Espinoza.

79.   Bates crosses into Matamoros twice a week with vans filled with food, toys, potable water, used clothing and other essentials for landfill residents.

80.   Back next week with more from us and you.