91.  U.S. and Italian helicopters flew hundreds of people from the chaotic Albanian capital Thursday, while some countries considered risky land routes for evacuations.

92.  Unknown gunmen shot and seriously wounded a U.N. aid worker in the Albanian capital Tirana in an apparent robbery, the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees said Tuesday.

93.  Turkish Foreign Ministry Undersecretary Onur Oymen arrived in the Albanian capital for talks with Berisha.

94.  U.S. helicopters plucked dozens of children from the chaotic Albanian capital Thursday.

95.  Two powerful explosions just north of Tirana early Saturday were heard throughout the Albanian capital, but the nature of the blasts were not immediately clear.

96.  Two powerful explosions just north of Tirana early Saturday were heard throughout the Albanian capital, but there was no offical word on what happened.

97.  UNHCR spokesman Kris Janowski said the British government had supplied a transport plane which would shuttle supplies from the Danish capital Copenhagen into the Albanian capital Tirana.

98.  Vranitzky met separately with Premier Bashkim Fino and insurgent leaders Friday as U.S., German and Italian military helicopters evacuated foreign residents from the Albanian capital.

99.  It was the first time that a tank had been deployed in the Albanian capital, scene of chaos and the incessant firing of automatic weapons.

100.  It was the first time that tanks had been deployed in the Albanian capital, which like the rest of the country has lapsed into virtual anarchy.