81.   The city school official in charge of the troubled school-leasing program that is under investigation by the Manhattan district attorney resigned under pressure Wednesday.

82.   The first, Press Minister Sergei Gryzunov, resigned under a barrage of criticism from the Russian press.

83.   The longtime party chairman, Fred Meyer, a Bush family friend, resigned under pressure from social conservatives.

84.   The president of the LIRR, Charles W. Hoppe, resigned under fire for his handling of the crisis.

85.   The vice president for buses, Velva Edwards, resigned under pressure two weeks ago.

86.   Then another onetime Rose partner, Associate Attorney General Webster Hubbell, resigned under fire and later pleaded guilty in an overbilling scandal at the firm.

87.   To be sure, Mitsuzuka is hardly the first finance minister to resign under a cloud.

88.   Two of the admirals resigned under pressure.

89.   Two columnists from The Boston Globe resign under allegations of fabricating stories.

90.   Two months earlier, he had been appointed acting chief executive when Norm Blake, a corporate turnaround artist whose indelicate style alienated members, resigned under pressure.