61.  Despite a quick turnaround the next week at Oregon State, empty seats became the norm at Arizona Stadium.

62.  Cuomo stood next to Giuliani, who lost to Dinkins in 1989 and then defeated him in 1993.

63.  Cupertino-based Apple Computer Inc. said it will fire 1,300 workers over the next year after reporting a loss of $69 million in the first quarter.

64.  Derek Jeter grounded out weakly, and O'Neill was next, limping slightly as he walked to the plate.

65.  DeRocco said many times that number could be produced for next season.

66.  Despite being a home run away from a new record, Maris didn't play the next game against the Orioles.

67.  Deloitte Touche said it was "unable to continue to the next stage of discussions due to Andersen's unresolved litigation and legal issues."

68.  Delp is unsure when Include will race next, but he expects a race before the next goal, the Whitney Stakes at Saratoga in August.

69.  Delta Air Lines on Monday unveiled its new premium-service section, dubbed BusinessElite, to be phased in on international aircraft over the next eight months.

70.  Delta Air Lines, Continental Airlines, Trans World Airlines, and Hawaiian Airlines also won tentative approval for new US-Japan routes next fall.