81.   Despite the shortcomings, the bureau regarded the report as good news for the minority business community.

82.   Donal Campbell, the state corrections commissioner, criticized the report as unsubstantiated.

83.   Dorton, the Andersen spokesman, dismissed the reports as speculation.

84.   Donald Fine, chief market analyst at Chase Asset Management, played down the significance of the industrial production report as a forecast of inflation.

85.   Dr. Shirley Fannin, director of county programs on disease control, welcomed the report as a way to draw attention to the hardships her division has endured.

86.   Education Department officials strove to paint the report as a first glimmer of hope in what has been a persisently bleak educational landscape.

87.   Economically-sensitive shares gained as investors took the jobs report as a signal that the economy stepped up its pace in the current quarter.

88.   Equity investors will also begin concentrating on corporate earnings reports as the second-quarter reporting season gears up.

89.   Even bond bulls saw the reports as enough to trigger the decline.

90.   Environmentalists hailed the report as a significant step in the long attempt to force the United States to curtail greenhouse gases.