Input: Cercle Brugge 2 Mouscron 2

Cercle Brugge

Mouscron


Input: Antwerp 1 Lommel 4

Antwerp

Lommel


Input: Ghent 3 Aalst 2

Ghent

Aalst


Input: Lierse 4 Charleroi 0

Lierse

Charleroi


Input: Sint Truiden 3 Ekeren 1

Sint Truiden

Ekeren


Input: SOCCER-LEADING FRENCH LEAGUE SCORERS.

FRENCH


Input: PARIS 1996-08-24

PARIS


Input: Leading goalscorers in the French

French


Input: first division after Saturday's matches:


Input: 3-Anto Drobnjak (Bastia), Xavier Gravelaine (Marseille).

Anto Drobnjak

Xavier Gravelaine

Bastia

Marseille


Input: 2-Miladin Becanovic (Lille), Enzo Scifo (Monaco),

Miladin Becanovic

Enzo Scifo

Lille

Monaco


Input: Vladimir Smicer (Lens), Christopher Wreh (Guingamp).

Vladimir Smicer

Christopher Wreh

Lens

Guingamp


Input: SOCCER-FRENCH LEAGUE SUMMARIES.

FRENCH


Input: PARIS 1996-08-24

PARIS


Input: Summaries of French first division

French


Input: matches on Saturday:


Input: Nantes 0 Lens 1 (Smicer 52nd).

Nantes

Lens

Smicer


Input: Halftime 0-0.


Input: Attendance 16,000.


Input: Nice 1 (Debbah 39th) Bastia 1 (Drobnjak 82nd).

Nice

Bastia

Debbah

Drobnjak


Input: Lille 3 (Boutoille 47th, Becanovic 79th pen, 82nd)) Rennes 1

Lille

Rennes

Boutoille

Becanovic


Input: (Guivarc'h 60th pen.

Guivarc'h


Input: ) 0-0.


Input: Bordeaux 0 Auxerre 0.

Bordeaux

Auxerre


Input: Marseille 1 (Gravelaine 24th) Metz 2 (Traore 65th, Bombarda

Marseille

Metz

Gravelaine

Traore

Bombarda


Input: Strasbourg 1 (Zitelli 80th) Le Havre 0.

Strasbourg

Le Havre

Zitelli


Input: Caen 1 (Bancarel 70th) Lyon 1 (Caveglia 89th).

Caen

Lyon

Bancarel

Caveglia


Input: Guingamp 2 (Wreh 15th, 42nd) Monaco 1 (Scifo 35th).

Guingamp

Monaco

Wreh

Scifo


Input: Montpellier 0 Cannes 1 (Charvet 8th).

Montpellier

Cannes

Charvet


Input: Played on Friday:


Input: Nancy 0 Paris St Germain 0.

Nancy

Paris St Germain


Input: SOCCER-FRENCH LEAGUE STANDINGS.

FRENCH


Input: PARIS 1996-08-24

PARIS


Input: Standings in the French soccer

French


Input: league after Saturday's matches (tabulate under played, won,


Input: drawn, lost, goals for, goals against, points):


Input: Lens 3 3 0 0 6 1 9

Lens


Input: Bastia 3 2 1 0 4 1 7

Bastia


Input: Paris Saint-Germain 3 2 1 0 3 0 7

Paris Saint-Germain


Input: Auxerre 3 2 1 0 3 0 7

Auxerre


Input: Cannes 3 2 1 0 4 2 7

Cannes


Input: Lille 3 2 0 1 4 3 6

Lille


Input: Bordeaux 3 1 2 0 2 1 5

Bordeaux


Input: Monaco 3 1 1 1 5 3 4

Monaco


Input: Marseille 3 1 1 1 5 4 4

Marseille


Input: Metz 3 1 1 1 3 3 4

Metz


Input: Lyon 3 1 1 1 4 4 4

Lyon


Input: Guingamp 3 1 1 1 2 2 4

Guingamp


Input: Rennes 3 1 0 2 4 6 3

Rennes


Input: Strasbourg 3 1 0 2 1 3 3

Strasbourg


Input: Montpellier 3 0 2 1 1 2 2

Montpellier


Input: Nantes 3 0 1 2 2 5 1

Nantes


Input: Nancy 3 0 1 2 2 5 1

Nancy


Input: Nice 3 0 1 2 2 5 1

Nice


Input: Le Havre 3 0 1 1 1 3 1

Le Havre


Input: Caen 3 0 1 2 1 5 1

Caen


Input: SOCCER-FRENCH LEAGUE RESULTS.

FRENCH


Input: PARIS 1996-08-24

PARIS


Input: Results of French first division

French


Input: matches on Saturday:


Input: Nantes 0 Lens 1

Nantes

Lens


Input: Nice 1 Bastia 1

Nice

Bastia


Input: Lille 3 Rennes 1

Lille

Rennes


Input: Bordeaux 0 Auxerre 0

Bordeaux

Auxerre


Input: Marseille 1 Metz 2

Marseille

Metz


Input: Strasbourg 1 Le Havre 0

Strasbourg

Le Havre


Input: Caen 1 Lyon 1

Caen

Lyon


Input: Guingamp 2 Monaco 1

Guingamp

Monaco


Input: Montpellier 0 Cannes 1

Montpellier

Cannes


Input: Played on Friday:


Input: Nancy 0 Paris St Germain 0

Nancy

Paris St Germain


Input: SOCCER-DUTCH FIRST DIVISION RESULTS/STANDINGS.

DUTCH


Input: AMSTERDAM 1996-08-24

AMSTERDAM


Input: Result of Dutch first division

Dutch


Input: soccer match played on Saturday:


Input: Graafschap Doetinchem 3 RKC Waalwijk 2

Graafschap Doetinchem

RKC Waalwijk


Input: Willem II Tilburg 0 Fortuna Sittard 1

Willem II Tilburg

Fortuna Sittard


Input: NAC Breda 1 Sparta Rotterdam 0

NAC Breda

Sparta Rotterdam


Input: Heerenveen 2 Ajax Amsterdam 0

Heerenveen

Ajax Amsterdam


Input: Standings (tabulated under played, won, drawn, lost, goals


Input: for, against, points):


Input: Graafschap Doetinchem 2 1 1 0 4 3 4

Graafschap Doetinchem


Input: Fortuna Sittard 2 1 1 0 1 0 4

Fortuna Sittard


Input: PSV Eindhoven 1 1 0 0 4 1 3

PSV Eindhoven


Input: Twente Enschede 1 1 0 0 3 1 3

Twente Enschede


Input: Vitesse Arnhem 1 1 0 0 2 0 3

Vitesse Arnhem


Input: Heerenveen 2 1 0 1 3 3 3

Heerenveen


Input: NAC Breda 2 1 0 1 1 1 3

NAC Breda


Input: Ajax Amsterdam 2 1 0 1 1 2 3

Ajax Amsterdam


Input: Utrecht 1 0 1 0 2 2 1

Utrecht


Input: Feyenoord Rotterdam 1 0 1 0 1 1 1

Feyenoord Rotterdam


Input: Roda JC Kerkrade 1 0 1 0 1 1 1

Roda JC Kerkrade


Input: Volendam 1 0 1 0 1 1 1

Volendam


Input: Groningen 1 0 1 0 0 0 1

Groningen


Input: RKC Waalwijk 2 0 1 1 4 5 1

RKC Waalwijk


Input: Sparta Rotterdam 2 0 1 1 0 1 1

Sparta Rotterdam


Input: Willem II Tilburg 2 0 1 1 0 1 1

Willem II Tilburg


Input: AZ Alkmaar 1 0 0 1 0 2 0

AZ Alkmaar


Input: NEC Nijmegen 1 0 0 1 1 4 0

NEC Nijmegen


Input: SOCCER-SUMMARIES OF GERMAN FIRST DIVISION MATCHES.

GERMAN


Input: BONN 1996-08-24

BONN


Input: Summaries of German first division

German


Input: matches played on Saturday:


Input: Bochum 1 (Jack 66th minute) Arminia Bielefeld 1 (Molata 59th).

Bochum

Arminia Bielefeld

Jack

Molata


Input: Halftime 0-0.


Input: Attendance 25,000


Input: Borussia Moenchengladbach 1 (Andersson 22nd) Karlsruhe 3

Borussia Moenchengladbach

Karlsruhe

Andersson


Input: (Haessler 33rd, Dundee 45th, Keller 90th).

Haessler

Dundee

Keller


Input: Stuttgart 2 (Balakow 50th, Bobic 61st) Werder Bremen 1 (Votava

Stuttgart

Werder Bremen

Balakow

Bobic

Votava


Input: 1860 Munich 1 (Schwabl 38th) Borussia Dortmund 3 (Zorc

1860 Munich

Borussia Dortmund

Schwabl

Zorc


Input: 59th-pen, Moeller 73rd, Heinrich 90th).

Moeller

Heinrich


Input: Bayer Leverkusen 0 Fortuna Duesseldorf 1 (Seeliger 47th).

Bayer Leverkusen

Fortuna Duesseldorf

Seeliger


Input: Freiburg 1 (Zeyer 52nd) Cologne 3 (Gaissmayer 9th, Polster

Freiburg

Cologne

Zeyer

Gaissmayer

Polster


Input: 86th, 90th).


Input: SOCCER-RESULTS OF GERMAN FIRST DIVISION MATCHES.

GERMAN


Input: BONN 1996-08-24

BONN


Input: Results of German first division

German


Input: soccer matches played on Saturday:


Input: Bochum 1 Arminia Bielefeld 1

Bochum

Arminia Bielefeld


Input: Borussia Moenchengladbach 1 Karlsruhe 3

Borussia Moenchengladbach

Karlsruhe


Input: Stuttgart 2 Werder Bremen 1

Stuttgart

Werder Bremen


Input: 1860 Munich 1 Borussia Dortmund 3

1860 Munich

Borussia Dortmund


Input: Bayer Leverkusen 0 Fortuna Duesseldorf 1

Bayer Leverkusen

Fortuna Duesseldorf


Input: Freiburg 1 Cologne 3

Freiburg

Cologne


Input: Played on Saturday:


Input: St Pauli 4 Schalke 4

St Pauli

Schalke


Input: Hansa Rostock 0 Hamburg 1

Hansa Rostock

Hamburg


Input: Bundesliga standings after Saturday's games (tabulate under

Bundesliga


Input: played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, goals against, points):


Input: Cologne 3 3 0 0 7 1 9

Cologne


Input: VfB Stuttgart 2 2 0 0 6 1 6

VfB Stuttgart


Input: Borussia Dortmund 3 2 0 1 9 5 6

Borussia Dortmund


Input: Hamburg 3 2 0 1 7 3 6

Hamburg


Input: Bayer Leverkusen 3 2 0 1 7 4 6

Bayer Leverkusen


Input: VfL Bochum 3 1 2 0 3 2 5

VfL Bochum


Input: Karlsruhe 2 1 1 0 5 3 4

Karlsruhe


Input: Bayern Munich 2 1 1 0 3 2 4

Bayern Munich


Input: St Pauli 3 1 1 1 7 7 4

St Pauli


Input: 1860 Munich 3 1 0 2 3 5 3

1860 Munich


Input: Freiburg 3 1 0 2 5 10 3

Freiburg


Input: Fortuna Duesseldorf 3 1 0 2 1 7 3

Fortuna Duesseldorf


Input: Hansa Rostock 3 0 2 1 3 4 2

Hansa Rostock


Input: Arminia Bielefeld 3 0 2 1 2 3 2

Arminia Bielefeld


Input: Borussia Moenchengladbach 3 0 2 1 1 3 2

Borussia Moenchengladbach


Input: Schalke 3 0 2 1 4 8 2

Schalke


Input: Werder Bremen 3 0 1 2 4 6 1

Werder Bremen


Input: MSV Duisburg 2 0 0 2 1 4 0

MSV Duisburg


Input: SOCCER-AUSTRIA FIRST DIVISION RESULTS/STANDINGS.

AUSTRIA


Input: VIENNA 1996-08-24

VIENNA


Input: Results of Austria first division

Austria


Input: soccer matches played on Saturday:


Input: Rapid Vienna 0 FC Linz 0

Rapid Vienna

FC Linz


Input: GAK 2 Austria Vienna 2

GAK

Austria Vienna


Input: Admira/Wacker 0 Sturm Graz 3

Admira/Wacker

Sturm Graz


Input: Linzer ASK 1 FC Tirol Innsbruck 3

Linzer ASK

FC Tirol Innsbruck


Input: Standings (tabulated under played, won, drawn, lost, goals


Input: for, against, points):


Input: FC Tirol Innsbruck 6 4 2 0 13 5 14

FC Tirol Innsbruck


Input: Austria Vienna 6 4 2 0 9 5 14

Austria Vienna


Input: SV Salzburg 5 3 2 0 4 1 11

SV Salzburg


Input: Sturm Graz 6 2 3 1 8 5 9

Sturm Graz


Input: GAK 6 1 3 2 8 10 6

GAK


Input: Rapid Wien 5 0 5 0 3 3 5

Rapid Wien


Input: SV Ried 5 1 1 3 6 5 4

SV Ried


Input: Linzer ASK 5 0 3 2 4 8 3

Linzer ASK


Input: Admira/Wacker 6 0 3 3 5 10 3

Admira/Wacker


Input: FC Linz 6 0 2 4 1 9 2

FC Linz


Input: CRICKET-RAIN BRINGS PREMATURE END TO SRI LANKA MATCH.

SRI LANKA


Input: COLOMBO 1996-08-24

COLOMBO


Input: The one-day match between Sri Lanka and a World XI was abandoned on Saturday because of rain.

Sri Lanka

World XI


Input: Scores: World XI 102-0 (M. Waugh 39 not out, S. Tendulkar 56 not out) off 21.4 overs v Sri Lanka.

World XI

M. Waugh

S. Tendulkar

Sri Lanka


Input: British hostage in Chechnya describes ordeal.

British

Chechnya


Input: LONDON 1996-08-24

LONDON


Input: A British aid worker, held hostage in Chechnya for nearly four weeks, said on Saturday a cocked Kalashnikov had been thrust into his mouth at one point during his ordeal.

British

Kalashnikov

Chechnya


Input: Michael Penrose, a 23-year-old worker with the group Action Against Hunger, described his ordeal to a news conference when he arrived back in Britain from Moscow.

Michael Penrose

Action Against Hunger

Britain

Moscow


Input: " The worst period of physical manhandling was during that time when we were beaten with Kalashnikovs and at one point I had a Kalashnikov held to the back of my throat -- cocked, " he said.

Kalashnikovs

Kalashnikov


Input: " For the first period we were held in a small room with no bed or anything.


Input: We had very little food and sometimes went two or three days without eating. "


Input: Gunmen seized Penrose, who comes from Swerford in southern England, Frenchman Frederic Malardeau and six other hostages from their car in Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, on July 27.

Penrose

Frederic Malardeau

Swerford

England

Grozny

Chechnya

Frenchman


Input: The assailants had demanded a ransom of 300,000 pounds ($465,000) but no money was paid by the charity when they were released on Wednesday.


Input: The hostages were held in a house in or near Grozny which was bombarded regularly.

Grozny


Input: " During the last 15 days of being held, the fighting in Grozny was very close.

Grozny


Input: At first it was street fighting outside the house and then we came under very heavy shelling and bombardment from conventional weapons like tanks, artillery and grenade launchers, " he said.


Input: Penrose had been working for the charity which provides food to civilians for only a few weeks before he was captured.

Penrose


Input: When asked if he would return to the mountainous region where rebels have been fighting Russian troops for full independence, Penrose said: " Not for the time being.

Russian

Penrose


Input: I don't think it's safe for me.


Input: But maybe in the future, depending on the circumstances. "


Input: Princess Diana send message to Mother Teresa.

Diana

Mother Teresa


Input: LONDON 1996-08-24

LONDON


Input: Britain's Princess Diana has sent a message to seriously ill Mother Teresa, the nun to whom she has turned several times for spiritual guidance.

Britain

Diana

Mother Teresa


Input: Diana's office said on Saturday the princess had sent a message to the Nobel Peace Prize-winning missionary as news broke this week of her battle against heart problems and malaria.

Diana

Nobel Peace Prize-winning


Input: A spokeswoman declined to release details of the message.


Input: Diana first met the Albanian-born missionary in Rome in 1992.

Diana

Albanian-born

Rome


Input: She said afterwards that the meeting had fulfilled her " dearest wish " and the two women have met several times since.


Input: The princess, who has carved out a major role for herself as a helper of the sick and needy, is said to have turned to Mother Teresa for guidance as her marriage crumbled to heir to the British throne Prince Charles.

Mother Teresa

Prince Charles

British


Input: The 85-year-old nun said in the past that she was praying for the couple, whose divorce is expected to become final next week.


Input: Doctors caring for Mother Teresa in a Calcutta hospital said on Saturday that her fever had fallen and her malaria was under control but she remained on a respirator in intensive care.

Mother Teresa

Calcutta


Input: CRICKET-PAKISTAN 339-4 V ENGLAND-close.

PAKISTAN

ENGLAND


Input: Saeed Anwar c Croft b Cork 176

Saeed Anwar

Croft

Cork


Input: Aamir Sohail c Cork b Croft 46

Aamir Sohail

Cork

Croft


Input: Ijaz Ahmed c Stewart b Mullally 61

Ijaz Ahmed

Stewart

Mullally


Input: Inzamam-ul-Haq c Hussain b Mullally 35

Inzamam-ul-Haq

Hussain

Mullally


Input: Salim Malik not out 2

Salim Malik


Input: Asif Mujtaba not out 1

Asif Mujtaba


Input: Extras 18


Input: Fall of wicket-1-106 2-239 3-334 4-334


Input: To bat-Wasim Akram, Moin Khan, Mushtaq Ahmed, Waqar Younis, Mohammad Akam

Wasim Akram

Moin Khan

Mushtaq Ahmed

Waqar Younis

Mohammad Akam


Input: England 326 all out

England


Input: Soccer-Nijmeh beat Nasr 1-0.

Nijmeh

Nasr


Input: TRIPOLI, Lebanon 1996-08-24

TRIPOLI

Lebanon


Input: Nijmeh of Lebanon beat Nasr of Saudi Arabia 1-0 (halftime 1-0) in their Asian club championship second round first leg tie on Saturday.

Nijmeh

Nasr

Lebanon

Saudi Arabia

Asian


Input: Scorer: Issa Alloush (45th minute).

Issa Alloush


Input: Attendance: 10,000.


Input: Adventurers start Canadian wilderness race.

Canadian


Input: PEMBERTON, British Columbia 1996-08-24

PEMBERTON

British Columbia


Input: About 350 adventurers from nine countries set out on Saturday to climb, raft, bike and run in a 323-mile (517-km) endurance race through the Canadian wilderness.

Canadian


Input: The event, called the Eco-Challenge, is part of a growing sport known as adventure racing in which competitors test their limits for days over a perilous wilderness course.

Eco-Challenge


Input: " I'm looking forward to this race.


Input: I think it will be more physically challenging and we'll have to go up against more diverse situations due to the terrain, " said Dr. Michael Stroud, a veteran Eco-Challenge participant.

Michael Stroud

Eco-Challenge


Input: The Eco-Challenge has been staged twice before -- in Utah and Maine last year -- and is modelled on similar races overseas.

Eco-Challenge

Utah

Maine


Input: The 70 teams in this year's race will will trek glaciers, climb mountains, whitewater raft, horseback ride, canoe and mountain bike along the grueling course.


Input: This year's race, the route of which was keep a secret until Friday evening, is being held near Pemberton, British Columbia, about 100 miles (160 km) northeast of Vancouver.

Pemberton

British Columbia

Vancouver


Input: The area is filled with treacherous mountain peaks, ice fields and frigid waters.


Input: Organisers expect about two-thirds of the participants to drop out or be disqualified before the finish.


Input: The hardy ones are expected to complete the course in about six days, with first-place finishers receiving $10,000 in prize money.


Input: In the Eco-Challenge, competitors race in teams of five which must include both men and women.

Eco-Challenge


Input: Team members must remain within 100 yards (metres) of each other at all times and finish together.


Input: With racers carrying about 40 pounds (18 kg) of gear on their backs, broken bones, sunstroke, dehydration and exhaustion are common.


Input: Cholera kills 21 in southern Nigeria.

Nigeria


Input: LAGOS 1996-05-28

LAGOS


Input: An outbreak of cholera has killed 21 people in a week at Ubimini in oil-rich southern Nigeria, the News Agency of Nigeria reported on Saturday.

Ubimini

Nigeria

News Agency of Nigeria


Input: The chairman of the local council, Damian Ejiohuo, said drugs had been rushed to the area to quell the disease and the community needed a safer source of drinking water to prevent future outbreaks.

Damian Ejiohuo


Input: Epidemics are common in rural areas of Nigeria where piped water is not usually available.

Nigeria


Input: Malawi's ex-president Banda says he's feeling well.

Malawi

Banda


Input: BLANTYRE 1996-08-24

BLANTYRE


Input: Malawi's frail former president, Kamuzu Banda, said on Saturday in a rare public interview that he was feeling well despite his advanced years.

Malawi

Kamuzu Banda


Input: " I feel all right and I eat everything that is put on the table.


Input: And that means I am all right, " he told reporters invited to his home.


Input: Banda, a vegetarian teetotaller believed to be 97, walked unaided but supporting himself on a walking stick.

Banda


Input: He clutched a fly whisk which for a long time symbolised his obsession with power.


Input: His health was the subject of much recent speculation.


Input: Malawi's undisputed ruler for three decades, he lost power in the first all-party elections in 1994.

Malawi


Input: He spent a year under house arrest and was tried but acquitted last year on charges of ordering the murder of four opponents in 1983.


Input: Zimbabwe fires striking civil servants.

Zimbabwe


Input: Emelia Sithole

Emelia Sithole


Input: HARARE 1996-08-24

HARARE


Input: The Zimbabwean government fired thousands of workers on Saturday for defying an order to end a strike which has crippled essential services and disrupted international and domestic flights.

Zimbabwean


Input: The Public Service Commission (PSC) said in a statement that the workers -- including nurses, junior doctors, mortuary attendants, customs officers and firefighters -- would be barred from entering their workplaces on Monday.

Public Service Commission

PSC


Input: " All civil servants who did not return to work at their normal working hours, and remained working for the full working day on 23 August 1996, have been summarily dismissed ...


Input: with immediate effect, " it said in a statement.


Input: Union officials from the Public Service Association (PSA) were unavailable for comment.

Public Service Association

PSA


Input: Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Florence Chitauro told state radio her ministry had already begun recruiting other people to replace the strikers, sub-contracting some of the work to private firms.

Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare

Florence


Input: The government had been threatening to fire the workers since the strike began on Tuesday, saying it was illegal.


Input: But the strikers ignored the threat and vowed to stay on the streets until their demands for wage rises of 30 to 60 percent were met.


Input: The stoppage has left essential services stretched with many hospitals handling only emergency cases under senior doctors with the help of army medical personnel and the Red Cross.

Red Cross


Input: It has also disrupted flights.


Input: Some internal services were cancelled, leaving tourists at the Victoria Falls resort stranded, and flights abroad were delayed.

Victoria Falls


Input: The PSA said 80 percent of the country's 180,000 civil servants took part in the strike which is a rare challenge to President Robert Mugabe, who has been in power since independence from Britain in 1980.

PSA

Robert Mugabe

Britain


Input: Opposition parties, civic organisations and private-sector unions have expressed support for the action and denounced the government's pay rises of up to eight percent for its workers.


Input: Civil servants earn on average Z$ 1,000 ($100) a month.

Z$


Input: They say their pay has not kept up at all with inflation, currently running at 22 percent.


Input: Rwanda says Zaire expels 28 Rwandan refugees.

Rwanda

Zaire

Rwandan


Input: KIGALI 1996-08-24

KIGALI


Input: Rwanda said on Saturday that Zaire had expelled 28 Rwandan Hutu refugees accused of being " trouble-makers " in camps in eastern Zaire.

Rwanda

Zaire

Zaire

Rwandan

Hutu


Input: Captain Firmin Gatera, spokesman for the Tutsi-dominated Rwandan army, told Reuters in Kigali that 17 of the 28 refugees handed over on Friday from the Zairean town of Goma had been soldiers in the former Hutu army which fled to Zaire in 1994 after being defeated by Tutsi forces in Rwanda's civil war.

Firmin Gatera

Tutsi-dominated

Rwandan

Zairean

Hutu

Tutsi

Reuters

Kigali

Goma

Zaire

Rwanda


Input: Zairean Prime Minister Kengo wa Dondo said on Thursday in a visit to Rwanda that his country would expell all the refugees back to Rwanda but he gave no timeframe.

Zairean

Kengo wa Dondo

Rwanda

Rwanda


Input: Zaire is home to 1.1 million Rwandan Hutu refugees who fled three months of civil war in 1994.

Zaire

Rwandan

Hutu


Input: Many had taken part in the genocide that year of one million people, mostly Tutsis, and refuse to go home for fear of reprisal at the hands of the new Tutsi-dominated government in Kigali.

Tutsis

Tutsi-dominated

Kigali


Input: Gatera said the refugees were handed over following a deal made at a meeting between the governor of Zaire's north Kivu region and his counterpart in the Rwandan border town of Gisenyi.

Gatera

Zaire

Kivu

Gisenyi

Rwandan


Input: " After a meeting between the governor of north Kivu and the prefect of Gisenyi, 28 prisoners (refugees) were handed over to Rwandan authorities on Friday, " Gatera said. "

Kivu

Gisenyi

Rwandan

Gatera


Input: Out of these 17 were former soldiers.


Input: These people are now in Gisenyi prison, " Gatera added.

Gisenyi

Gatera


Input: Revered skull of S. Africa king is Scottish woman's.

S. Africa

Scottish


Input: JOHANNESBURG 1996-08-24

JOHANNESBURG


Input: A limelight-loving South African chief was in disgrace on Saturday after a prized skull he brought home from Scotland was identified as belonging not to his sacred tribal ancestor, but to a middle-aged white woman.

South African

Scotland


Input: A forensic scientist who examined the supposed skull of 19th century King Hintsa, a chief of President Nelson Mandela's Xhosa tribe killed in battle by the British, said it was in fact the cranium of a European woman.

Hintsa

Nelson Mandela

Xhosa

British

European


Input: Chief Nicholas Gcaleka, dressed in animal skins and full tribal regalia, journeyed to a wintry Scotland in February on a hugely publicised quest to find Hintsa's skull.

Nicholas Gcaleka

Hintsa

Scotland


Input: The witchdoctor said ancestors had appeared to him in a dream and ordered him to return the head, said to have been carried off as a colonial trophy by the officer who shot and allegedly beheaded Hintsa after a battle in 1835.

Hintsa


Input: But Gcaleka ran into trouble as soon as he returned to South Africa with a skull he found in a cottage in a lonely Highland forest near Inverness.

Gcaleka

South Africa

Highland

Inverness


Input: He said the spirit of a hurricane had guided him there.


Input: Members of the Xhosa royal family, branding Gcaleka a charlatan, confiscated the head and sent it for tests to a forensic scientist, who examined the shape of the skull and the hole that he determined had not come, as supposed, from a bullet.

Xhosa

Gcaleka


Input: " It can be stated beyond reasonable doubt that this skull is not that of the late king, " the scientist said in a statement.


Input: Sudan arrests opposition sewing machine smugglers.

Sudan


Input: KHARTOUM 1996-08-24

KHARTOUM


Input: Sudanese police have arrested three people trying to smuggle sewing machines and army clothing to Sudanese opposition groups in Eritrea, an official newspaper reported on Saturday.

Sudanese

Sudanese

Eritrea


Input: The government-owned al-Ingaz al-Watani said the smugglers were caught in Banat in the eastern state of Kassala, on the border with Eritrea, and had confessed they were on their way to " the so-called alliance forces which have been undertaking subversive operations on the eastern border ".

al-Ingaz al-Watani

Banat

Kassala

Eritrea


Input: Authorities in Kassala said opposition forces based in Eritrea have been laying landmines and stealing vehicles and other goods to smuggle them across the border into Eritrea.

Kassala

Eritrea

Eritrea


Input: Sudan accuses the Eritrean authorities of providing support to Sudanese opposition elements based in Eritrea.

Sudan

Eritrea

Eritrean

Sudanese


Input: Eritrea cut diplomatic ties with Sudan in 1994, accusing it of training rebels to make raids into Eritrea.

Eritrea

Sudan

Eritrea


Input: The exiled National Democratic Alliance, a Sudanese umbrella opposition group, has its headquarters in the Eritrean capital Asmara.

National Democratic Alliance

Sudanese

Eritrean

Asmara


Input: It uses the former Sudanese embassy.

Sudanese


Input: Albanian Socialists start landmark reform congress.

Albanian


Input: TIRANA 1996-08-24

TIRANA


Input: Albania's opposition Socialist Party began a two-day congress on Saturday to discuss major jettisoning its links with almost half a century of Stalinist dictatorship in the Balkan country.

Albania

Balkan

Socialist Party

Stalinist


Input: " The congress will approve new concepts that will turn the party into a Social-Democratic and electoral party, not a class and ideological one, " the Socialist Zeri i Popullit daily said in an editorial.

Zeri i Popullit


Input: Jailed Socialist leader Fatos Nano made the first call for change in July, a month after the party's chief opponents, the conservative Democrats of President Sali Berisha, almost swept the board in a disputed general election.

Fatos Nano

Sali Berisha

Democrats


Input: The Socialists, reformed heirs to the communists, pulled out of the poll saying it was a sham.


Input: Acting Socialist leader Servet Pellumbi has said he too will urge the party to scrap the ideas of Karl Marx at the congress.

Servet Pellumbi

Karl Marx


Input: The pro-reform stance of some of the party leadership initially caused a storm and triggered the resignation last month of the party's Secretary-General Gramoz Ruci.

Gramoz Ruci


Input: More recently political commentators have reported a growing consensus, however, and a rift at the meeting looks increasingly unlikely.


Input: Nicaraguan president to go to U.S. for medical care.

Nicaraguan

U.S.


Input: MANAGUA, Nicaragua 1996-08-23

MANAGUA

Nicaragua


Input: Nicaraguan President Violeta Chamorro was due to fly to the United States on Saturday for a medical check-up to determine if surgery was needed on the lower part of her spinal column, the government said on Friday.

Nicaraguan

Violeta Chamorro

United States


Input: Chamorro has complained of lower back pain since her trip to Taiwan in May, when the pain forced her to go to Taipei University Hospital for an examination.

Chamorro

Taiwan

Taipei University Hospital


Input: Chamorro, 66, suffers from osteoporosis, a disease that weakens the bones, and has repeatedly flown to Washington for treatment by her longtime doctor, Sam Wilson.

Chamorro

Sam Wilson

Washington


Input: Nepal won't help split Tibet, king tells China.

Nepal

Tibet

China


Input: BEIJING 1996-08-24

BEIJING


Input: King Birendra of Nepal has told China his nation will not become the tool of people who want Tibetan independence from Beijing, the official China Daily newspaper said on Saturday.

Birendra

Nepal

China

Beijing

Tibetan

China Daily


Input: King Birendra, in Tibet at the start of a one-week unofficial visit to China, said the Nepalese government had " maintained a sharp vigilance against such intentions ", the newspaper said.

Birendra

Tibet

China

Nepalese


Input: Nepal shares a long mountain border with the restive Himalayan region, where opposition to Beijing's four-decade rule is widespread.

Nepal

Beijing

Himalayan


Input: Chinese official media has often accused foreign forces, notably the United States, of seeking to support Tibetan independence activists.

Chinese

Tibetan

United States


Input: King Birenda told Gyaicain Norbu, chairman of the Tibetan government, that Nepal would not " become a tool for others to split Tibet ", the newspaper said.

Birenda

Gyaicain Norbu

Tibetan

Nepal

Tibet


Input: Gyaicain told the royal visitor increased cooperation between Nepal and Tibet was possible in the fields of trade, tourism, communications and sports, it said.

Gyaicain

Nepal

Tibet


Input: It gave no details.


Input: Iran hangs two men for drug trafficking.

Iran


Input: TEHRAN 1996-08-24

TEHRAN


Input: Iran has hanged two drug traffickers in the southern city of Shiraz, the evening newspaper Resalat reported on Saturday.

Iran

Shiraz

Resalat


Input: The two Iranian men were arrested in July with 419 kilograms (924 lbs) of opium after they opened fire on police and killed a pedestrain and wounded four, the newspaper quoted a police commander as saying.

Iranian


Input: Resalat said the executions were ordered by the Islamic Revolutionary Court.

Resalat

Islamic Revolutionary Court


Input: It did not say when they took place.


Input: One of the men, who killed the pedestrian, was hanged at the site of the crime and the other was executed in Adel prison in Shiraz, the newspaper said.

Adel

Shiraz


Input: Possession of 30 grammes (just over an ounce) of heroin or five kg (11 lb) of opium is punishable by death in Iran.

Iran


Input: More than 1,000 people have been executed in drug-related cases since the law took effect in 1989.


Input: Iran has an estimated one million drug addicts and is a key transit route for drugs, mostly opium, smuggled to Europe through Afghanistan and Pakistan -- the so called " Golden Crescent. "

Iran

Europe

Afghanistan

Pakistan

Golden Crescent


Input: Main Tunisian opposition party ousted from HQ.

Tunisian


Input: TUNIS 1996-08-24

TUNIS


Input: Tunisia's main opposition party on Saturday announced that it had been ousted from its headquarters building by a court decision for failing to pay the rent.

Tunisia


Input: Mohamed Ali Khalfallah, spokesman for the Movement of Socialist Democrats (MDS) said that a bailiff who was accompagnied by policemen, on Saturday ordered the party to leave the building.

Mohamed Ali Khalfallah

Movement of Socialist Democrats

MDS


Input: " We were not allowed a delay to enable us to transfer the movement's goods and documents, " Khalfallah added in a statement.

Khalfallah


Input: The building is state property.


Input: The MDS was represented in court and admitted owing money for rent but did not give details.

MDS


Input: MDS this year lost its president and vice-president, both of whom were tried and given jail sentences.

MDS


Input: MDS president Mohamed Moada was sentenced last February to 11 years in jail on charges of having secret contacts with Libyan agents and receiving money from Tripoli.

MDS

Mohamed Moada

Libyan

Tripoli


Input: Vice-president Khemais Chammari last July was sentenced to five years in prison on a charge of disclosing secrets of judicial proceedings in Moada's affair.

Khemais Chammari

Moada


Input: To replace Moada, the MDS after the trial named Khalfallah as " coordinator " but Ismail Boulahya, the last of the MDS founding members still politically active, claimed the title of president, causing a new split within the movement.

Moada

Khalfallah

Ismail Boulahya

MDS

MDS


Input: MDS was founded in 1978 by a group led by Ahmed Mestiri, who withdrew from politics in 1992.

MDS

Ahmed Mestiri


Input: Succeeding him as head of the movement, Moada, an Arab nationalist, ousted liberals led by MDS secretary-general Mustapha Ben Jaafar in 1993.

Moada

Mustapha Ben Jaafar

Arab

MDS


Input: Kurdish group says two killed in Iraqi shelling.

Kurdish

Iraqi


Input: NICOSIA 1996-08-24

NICOSIA


Input: An Iraqi Kurdish guerrilla group on Saturday accused Iraqi government forces of killing two civilians in shelling in northern Iraq, the Iranian news agency IRNA reported.

Iraqi Kurdish

Iraqi

Iranian

Iraq

IRNA


Input: IRNA said it was monitoring a report from a radio station affiliated to the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK).

IRNA

Patriotic Union of Kurdistan

PUK


Input: " Iraqi army heavily shelled the Kanie Karzhala camp, west of Arbil, on Friday ...

Iraqi

Kanie Karzhala

Arbil


Input: Two civilians were killed in the Iraqi bombing, " IRNA quoted the radio report as saying.

Iraqi

IRNA


Input: The PUK-run radio on Friday said Iraqi heavy artillery was pounding its positions in Kurdish-controlled northern Iraq but it gave no details of casualties.

PUK-run

Iraqi

Kurdish-controlled

Iraq


Input: There was no independent confirmation of the reports.


Input: The rival Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP), which accuses Iran of supporting the PUK, said on Thursday that its forces had halted an Iranian-backed attack by thousands of PUK fighters.

Kurdistan Democratic Party

KDP

PUK

PUK

Iran


Input: The United States said in Washington on Friday that it had brokered a ceasefire to end six days of fighting between the two main Kurdish factions and persuaded them to attend U.S.-mediated peace talks next month.

United States

Washington

Kurdish

U.S.-mediated


Input: The clashes, shattering a ceasefire negotiated last year by Washington, had threatened a U.S.-led peace plan to unite the Kurdish region against Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.

Washington

U.S.-led

Kurdish

Iraqi

Saddam Hussein


Input: U.S., British and French planes have been patrolling the skies of northern Iraq since shortly after the 1991 Gulf War to shield Iraq's Kurds from any attack by Iraqi troops.

U.S.

Iraq

Iraq

British

French

Gulf War

Kurds

Iraqi


Input: Iran accuses Iraq of ceasefire violations.

Iran

Iraq


Input: NICOSIA 1996-08-24

NICOSIA


Input: Iran has accused Iraq of violating the ceasefire ending their 1980-88 war some 32 times between the end of March and May 31 this year, the Iranian news agency IRNA reported on Saturday.

Iran

Iraq

Iranian

IRNA


Input: Iran's deputy representative to the United Nations, Majid Takht Ravanchi, made the allegations in a letter to U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali on Friday, the agency said.

Iran

United Nations

U.N.

Majid Takht Ravanchi

Boutros Boutros-Ghali


Input: " The Islamic Republic of Iran has reported some 32 new cases of ceasefire violations by the Iraqi regime between March 31 and May 31, 1996, " it reported from New York.

Islamic Republic of Iran

New York

Iraqi


Input: It said violations included constructing observation posts, installing mortars and anti-aircraft cannons, setting up tents, penetrating Iranian territory, and firing rifle grenades towards Iranian territory.

Iranian

Iranian


Input: The eight-year war between the two countries ended with a U.N.-sponsored ceasefire.

U.N.-sponsored


Input: PRESS DIGEST-Iraq-Aug 24.

Iraq


Input: BAGHDAD 1996-08-24

BAGHDAD


Input: These are some of the leading stories in the official Iraqi press on Saturday.

Iraqi


Input: Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Reuters


Input: JUMHOURIYA

JUMHOURIYA


Input: -Istanbul chamber of commerce urges Ankara to resume trade with Iraq.

Istanbul

Ankara

Iraq


Input: -Offers from Arab and foreign companies to supply Iraq with goods.

Arab

Iraq


Input: -Four ships unload tonnes of Iraq-bound sugar at Jordan's Aqaba.

Iraq-bound

Jordan

Aqaba


Input: -Editorial blames U.S. for latest flare-up of fighting between Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq.

U.S.

Iraq

Kurdish


Input: -Black market booms in the shadow of state-run supermarkets.


Input: -Parliament completes draft law on protection of river waters in Iraq.

Iraq


Input: QADISSIYA

QADISSIYA


Input: -Iraq denounces violation of airspace by U.S. warplanes.

Iraq

U.S.


Input: IRAQ

IRAQ


Input: -Editorial lambasts Jalal Talabani, leader of a Kurdish rebel faction in the north, for liaising with Iran in its fight against rivals.

Jalal Talabani

Kurdish

Iran


Input: BABEL

BABEL


Input: -Blaming Iraq for riots in Jordan is a dirty game.

Iraq

Jordan


Input: Clinton campaign busy making " news ".

Clinton


Input: Laurence McQuillan

Laurence McQuillan


Input: WASHINGTON 1996-08-24

WASHINGTON


Input: President Bill Clinton has served notice he intends to be busy " making news " -- or at least doing things that look and sound like it in a campaign year.

Bill Clinton


Input: With Democrats gathering in Chicago to start a convention on Monday to nominate him for a second term as president, Clinton plans a steady parade of events designed to highlight his leadership and dim the glow of the just-concluded Republican conclave that gave a boost to rival Bob Dole.

Democrats

Republican

Chicago

Clinton

Bob Dole


Input: After a week of carefully orchestrated events signing into law bills passed by the Republican-controlled Congress, Clinton used his Saturday radio address to the nation to proudly " announce " a development in the war on crime.

Republican-controlled

Congress

Clinton


Input: " Sixty days ago I directed the attorney general to draw up a plan for a national registry of sex offenders, " Clinton said. "

Clinton


Input: That plan has now reached my desk. "


Input: " Today I am pleased to announce that we are following through on our commitment to keep track of these criminals, not just in a single state but wherever they go, " he said.


Input: Actually, creation of such a registry was underway without Clinton lifting a finger.

Clinton


Input: Attorney General Janet Reno's report -- all nine pages of it, including footnotes -- offers only the interim services of the FBI until a formal registry on sex offenders has been established.

Janet Reno

FBI


Input: Two months ago, Clinton announced he wanted an interim effort established.

Clinton


Input: Now, 60 days later, he had a chance to talk about it again.


Input: It is an example of Clinton's strategic planning as he heads into the stretch drive for the Nov. 5 presidential election.

Clinton


Input: Such things do not happen by chance in the Clinton White House, they are part of his political chess game.

Clinton

White House


Input: In the past week Clinton signed into law an increase in the minimium wage, a bill that makes it easier for someone with a pre-existing health problem to change jobs, and sweeping changes overhauling the nation's welfare system.

Clinton


Input: " America can look back on a week of remarkable achievement, " Clinton said, without even a passing reference to the Republican majority in the House and Senate.

America

Clinton

Republican

House

Senate


Input: " America is on the right track offering more opportunity, demanding more responsibility, building a stronger community, the sense of shared values and stronger families, " he said in striking the theme of his coming week.

America


Input: According to a senior campaign official, Clinton " will be making a lot of news in the coming week -- something different each day. "

Clinton


Input: Clinton departs on Sunday on a four-day train trip through West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana while fellow Democrats are gathered in Chicago.

Clinton

West Virginia

Kentucky

Ohio

Michigan

Indiana

Chicago

Democrats


Input: " He'll make news during the day ... and then at night the attention will go to the convention, " said the campaign official. "


Input: We think it'll work really well. "


Input: Although officials decline to say just what each day's " news " will be, the intent is to put a focus on Clinton himself and not just those attending the party's convention.

Clinton


Input: Each day of the trip will have a late start, so that network television correspondents will be able to do live reports for morning programmes.


Input: Campaign officials then hope the day's " news " event will be showcased on evening television news shows as a lead-in for that night's convention programme.


Input: " We'll be concentrating ... on supporting the president as he is on the trip and making significant public policy statements related to some of his plans for the future, " said White House Press Secretary Mike McCurry.

White House

Mike McCurry


Input: McCurry said that when Clinton delivers his acceptance address on Thursday night to fellow Democrats and a national television audience, he will " set out a road map " for the nation's future -- one the president hopes guides him back to the White House for four more years.

McCurry

Clinton

Democrats

White House


Input: Hurricane expected to veer north of Caribbean.

Caribbean


Input: MIAMI 1996-08-24

MIAMI


Input: Hurricane Edouard grew stronger on Saturday as it swirled across the Atlantic Ocean, but forecasters at the National Hurricane Center said the storm would likely swing north and miss the Caribbean.

Edouard

Atlantic Ocean

Caribbean

National Hurricane Center


Input: " Edouard is getting stronger and stronger, and it already has winds of 105 mph (185 kph), " said hurricane forecaster Lixion Avila.

Edouard

Lixion Avila


Input: " But the good news is that all our computer models indicate Edouard is going to turn to the west-northwest on Sunday and miss the islands, " he added.

Edouard


Input: At 11 a.m. EDT (1500 GMT), Edouard was 1,130 miles east of the Lesser Antilles and moving west at 14 mph (25 kph).

GMT

Edouard

Lesser Antilles


Input: Its exact position was latitude 14.5 north, longitude 44.2 west.


Input: France hands suspected ETA member to Spain.

France

Spain

ETA


Input: PARIS 1996-08-24

PARIS


Input: France on Saturday handed a suspected member of the Basque separatist group ETA to Spanish authorities, French Interior Ministry officials said.

France

Basque

Spanish

French

ETA

Interior Ministry


Input: Ignacio Olascoaga Mugica, who had just ended a prison sentence in France, is suspected of having taken part in several guerrilla attacks in Spain.

Ignacio Olascoaga Mugica

France

Spain


Input: ETA (Basque Homeland and Freedom) has killed about 800 people in its campaign for an independent Basque state since the 1960s.

ETA

Basque Homeland and Freedom

Basque


Input: German troops to remain in Bosnia for 1997--Ruehe.

German

Bosnia


Input: BONN 1996-08-24

BONN


Input: Defence Minister Volker Ruehe said that German troops would stay on in Bosnia next year as part of an international force to ensure the establishment of peace, a newspaper reported on Saturday.

Volker Ruehe

German

Bosnia


Input: The current NATO-led peace force (IFOR) in Bosnia is due to return home at the end of the year.

NATO-led

IFOR

Bosnia


Input: But Ruehe told Bild am Sonntag in an interview that a " new and different mandate " for the troops would be agreed on for next year after the current mandate expires in December.

Ruehe

Bild am Sonntag


Input: " After the (Bosnian) elections (on September 14) the troops will start being reduced from the beginning of October from 60,000 to about 20,000.

Bosnian


Input: A completely new and different mandate will be agreed for next year, " Ruehe said.

Ruehe


Input: " The defence ministers will begin negotiations for this at the beginning of September at a NATO meeting, " he told the newspaper in an interview, excerpts of which were released ahead of publication on Sunday.

NATO


Input: " But we must avoid giving the impression this peace deployment in former Yugoslavia is being perceived in the long run as an occupation.

Yugoslavia


Input: On the other hand we must prevent any return of war and massacres " he said.


Input: Italian comics hope independence-joke's on Bossi.

Italian

Bossi


Input: ORVIETO, Italy 1996-08-24

ORVIETO

Italy


Input: A group of Italian comics hope the joke will be on separatist leader Umberto Bossi next month when they lead the ancient Etruscan town of Orvieto in a mock split from Rome.

Italian

Etruscan

Umberto Bossi

Orvieto

Rome


Input: Orvieto mayor Stefano Cimicchi said the comics, including popular actor Roberto Benigni, would declare Orvieto " capital of Etruria " on September 15 -- the day Bossi plans a march across the north in favour of independence from Rome.

Orvieto

Orvieto

Etruria

Rome

Stefano Cimicchi

Roberto Benigni

Bossi


Input: " We will then proceed with the annexation of Sardinia, Corsica and Cyprus, " Cimicchi told reporters on Saturday.

Sardinia

Corsica

Cyprus

Cimicchi


Input: He said the city council would be " ironically present " when the comics made their proclamation on the same day Bossi has threatened to declare the birth of Padania, the name he has given to northern Italy.

Bossi

Padania

Italy


Input: Orvieto, located in Umbria between Rome and Florence, was once the capital of Etruria, an ancient federation of 12 Etruscan towns.

Orvieto

Umbria

Rome

Florence

Etruria

Etruscan


Input: " We want to pop some air out of this balloon of tension that has been blown up around September 15, " Cimicchi said.

Cimicchi


Input: " We want to help turn down the rhetoric in a country that borders former Yugoslavia yet in which people are still talking about secession, " he added.

Yugoslavia


Input: Bossi has intensified his separatist rhetoric since his Northern League party's good showing in last April's general election, when it took 10 percent of the vote nationally.

Bossi

Northern League


Input: He has recently dropped a drive for federalism, saying secession from Rome's wasteful and centralised bureaucracy is the only solution for northerners.

Rome


Input: Italian farmer says he mutilated four women.

Italian


Input: VERONA, Italy 1996-08-24

VERONA

Italy


Input: An Italian farmer accused of multiple homocide has confessed to mutilating the bodies of four women after having sex with them, the Italian news agency ANSA reported on Saturday.

Italian

Italian

ANSA


Input: It quoted the lawyer of Gianfranco Stevanin as saying the 35-year-old farmer confessed on Friday to a Verona magistrate that he had killed and mutilated the women.

Gianfranco Stevanin

Verona


Input: ANSA said Stevanin was unable to recall how he had killed the women, remembering only that he had found them " lifeless in his arms " after having sadmasochistic sex with them.

ANSA

Stevanin


Input: Stevanin, arrested in 1994 and jailed for three years for assaulting an Austrian prostitute, is accused of murdering five women, three of whose bodies were found near his villa outside Verona between July and December 1995.

Stevanin

Verona

Austrian


Input: Two of the corpses were identified but not the third, found headless and decomposed in a sack in a nearby canal.


Input: Lawyer Cesare dal Maso told ANSA that Stevanin confessed to beheading and dumping the body of a fourth woman in the nearby Adige river.

Cesare dal Maso

Stevanin

ANSA

Adige


Input: Dal Maso declined to comment on the alleged fifth murder, saying only that " the interrogations are not over yet " with investigators.

Dal Maso


Input: It said investigators believed Stevanin had suffocated them by putting plastic bags on their heads.

Stevanin


Input: Stevanin was first sentenced for assault but investigators began digging in the garden of his villa after the first body was found by a passer-by.

Stevanin


Input: Belgium asks how paedophile suspect eluded police.

Belgium


Input: Jeremy Lovell

Jeremy Lovell


Input: BRUSSELS 1996-08-24

BRUSSELS


Input: Belgian police searched two more houses on Saturday for bodies in a child-sex scandal of murder, kidnapping and pornography that has sent a shockwave of revulsion throughout Europe.

Belgian

Europe


Input: Recriminations built up over how the scandal's central figure, convicted child rapist Marc Dutroux, managed to prey on children unhindered for so long.

Marc Dutroux


Input: In just over a week two young girls have been found dead, from starvation, two have been freed from a dungeon-like secret compartment and an international hunt has started for at least two others.


Input: On Saturday investigators with dogs trained to find bodies searched one house at Ransart and one at Mont-sur-Marchienne -- both suburbs of the southern city of Charleroi.

Ransart

Mont-sur-Marchienne

Charleroi


Input: Both houses are owned by Dutroux.

Dutroux


Input: Belgian media speculated that Dutroux, charged with abduction and illegal imprisonment of children, must have had high level protection to molest youngsters.

Belgian

Dutroux


Input: They put forward no proof to support the speculation, but seized on a comment by chief prosecutor Michel Bourlet on Belgian television on Friday night that he would chase down everyone involved in the case " if I am allowed to ".

Michel Bourlet

Belgian


Input: Bourlet said between 300 and 400 paedophile porn video tapes had been seized, some of which featured Dutroux.

Bourlet

Dutroux


Input: Dutroux was charged a week ago after police rescued two young girls from a concrete dungeon in the basement of one of the six houses he owns in and around Charleroi.

Dutroux

Charleroi


Input: Just a day later the national euphoria at the rescue turned to disgust as Dutroux led police to the bodies of two eight-year-old girls in another of his houses.

Dutroux


Input: Julie Lejeune and Melissa Russo, had been kidnapped in June last year.

Julie Lejeune

Melissa Russo


Input: Dutroux said they starved to death nine months later.

Dutroux


Input: He also admitted kidnapping two other girls, An Marchal and Eefje Lambrecks, a year ago.

An Marchal

Eefje Lambrecks


Input: The fate of the girls is unknown, but there has been speculation they were sold into prostitution in Slovakia or the Czech Republic where Dutroux was a frequent visitor.

Slovakia

Czech Republic

Dutroux


Input: Belgian police have visited Bratislava and will visit Prague.

Belgian

Bratislava

Prague


Input: Five other people have been arrested including Dutroux's second wife Michelle Martin, charged as an accomplice.

Dutroux

Michelle Martin


Input: The others have been charged with abduction and illegal imprisonment of children or are suspected of criminal association.


Input: Dutch police are also holding a 74-year old Dutchman in connection with the disappearance of An and Eefje, although a spokesman said no direct link had yet been established.

Dutch

Dutchman

An

Eefje


Input: At least part of the speculation in the Belgian media of high-level protection for Dutroux and his accomplices is based on leaked documents cataloguing a high degree of police bungling, incompetence and indifference.

Belgian

Dutroux


Input: Among the revelations are the fact that the gendarmerie was running a surveillance operation codenamed " Othello " against Dutroux in 1995 -- when both Julie and Melissa and An and Eefje were kidnapped.

Othello

Dutroux

Julie

Melissa

An

Eefje


Input: They show that the gendarmes were aware that Dutroux was building cells in some of his houses for holding children, yet this information was either not passed on to other police forces searching for the missing girls or was overlooked when it was.

Dutroux


Input: They also show that police investigating a theft visited Dutroux late last year at the house where Julie and Melissa were being held but accepted his word that the children's cries they could hear came from neighbours.

Dutroux

Julie

Melissa


Input: Justice Minister Stefaan De Clerck has admitted that mistakes were made and ordered an inquiry at the same time as stressing there were no indications of a cover-up.

Justice

Stefaan De Clerck


Input: There is also widespread disbelief that no one appeared to question how Dutroux, an unemployed father of three with no visible means of support, managed to own six houses.

Dutroux


Input: Death toll of Algeria bomb put at seven-newspaper.

Algeria


Input: PARIS 1996-08-24

PARIS


Input: An Algerian newspaper on Saturday put at seven -- two women and five children -- the death toll of a bomb blast in a market west of Algiers on Friday.

Algerian

Algiers


Input: Algerian security forces said on Friday three women and two children were killed and five people wounded when a home-made bomb exploded at a market in the coastal town of Bou Haroun, 65 km (40 miles) west of Algiers.

Algerian

Bou Haroun

Algiers


Input: The security forces also said a man carrying an explosive device also died after it went off prematurely.


Input: El-Watan paper said the blast killed seven -- a mother and her 25-year-old daughter, four young boys and a five-year-old girl.

El-Watan


Input: Several people were also wounded, it said.


Input: The explosion was the latest in series of bomb attacks in Algeria's four-year-old civil strife.

Algeria


Input: The government-appointed watchdog, Human Rights National Observatory, was quoted this month by local newspapers as saying about 1,400 civilians have died in bomb attacks blamed on Moslem rebels in the past two years.

Human Rights National Observatory

Moslem


Input: An estimated 50,000 Algerians and more than 110 foreigners have been killed in violence pitting Moslem rebels against government forces since early 1992, when the authorities cancelled a general election in which radical Islamists had taken a commanding lead.

Algerians

Moslem

Islamists


Input: Malta police seize cannabis among chilli sauce.

Malta


Input: VALLETTA 1996-08-24

VALLETTA


Input: Police in Malta said on Saturday they had seized 7.5 tonnes of cannabis concealed in a shipment of chilli sauce on its way from Singapore to Romania.

Malta

Singapore

Romania


Input: Police commissioner George Grech said the cannabis was found on Friday packed in 500 boxes hidden behind chilli sauce in a container that arrived at Malta Freeport a week ago.

George Grech

Malta Freeport


Input: The container was on its way to Romania via the former Yugoslavia from Singapore and was the biggest drugs haul in Malta, police said.

Romania

Yugoslavia

Singapore

Malta


Input: No street value was given for the cannabis.


Input: Czech coach in fatal crash in Austria.

Czech

Austria


Input: VIENNA 1996-08-24

VIENNA


Input: A Czech coach crashed and burst into flames on a southern Austrian motorway early on Saturday, killing one person and injuring 15, police said.

Czech

Austrian


Input: Austrian television said the coach, which was carrying 45, was en route from the Czech Republic to Italy when the accident occurred near Steinberg, 200 km southwest of Vienna.

Austrian

Czech Republic

Italy

Steinberg

Vienna


Input: Most Spaniards back talks with Basque rebels--poll.

Basque


Input: MADRID 1996-08-24

MADRID


Input: Most Spaniards would support government talks with the illegal Basque separatist group ETA if the rebels renounced violence permanently, a survey published in daily El Mundo on Saturday said.

Basque

ETA

El Mundo


Input: While 57 percent of the population supported negotiations with ETA (Basque Homeland and Freedom), 30 percent opposed it, the survey by the state-controlled Centre for Sociological Studies (CIS) found.

ETA

Basque Homeland and Freedom

Centre for Sociological Studies

CIS


Input: But 80 percent said ETA had shown little interest in achieving peace in the Basque country when it offered a one-week truce in July while continuing to hold prison officer Jose Antonio Ortega Lara, kidnapped in January.

ETA

Basque

Jose Antonio Ortega Lara


Input: The problem of terrorism had neither worsened nor improved since the conservative Popular Party (PP) came to power in May, according to 56 percent of those questioned, while 22 percent said it had worsened.

Popular Party

PP


Input: The survey questioned 2,496 people between July 17 and 21 and has a margin of error of plus or minus two percent.


Input: Thirty killed as floods plunge Lahore into chaos.

Lahore


Input: ISLAMABAD 1996-08-24

ISLAMABAD


Input: At least 30 people have been killed and about 100 injured in the flood-hit Pakistani city of Lahore, newspapers reported on Saturday.

Pakistani

Lahore


Input: They said 461 mm (18 inches) of rain had drenched the Punjab provincial capital in 36 hours, turning streets into rivers, knocking out power, water and telephone services, disrupting air and rail traffic, and sweeping away houses and cars.

Punjab


Input: Newspapers quoted witnesses as saying they had seen bodies floating in the streets.


Input: Among the dead were five members of the religious Jamaat-i-Islami party who drowned while trying to remove books from a basement library.

Jamaat-i-Islami


Input: They said thousands of people had been made homeless after a breach opened in the city canal, inundating residential areas.


Input: Army troops were called in to evacuate residents of low-lying areas to higher ground.


Input: Officials said the Ravi and Chenab rivers, which both flow through Punjab, were in high flood and emergency services backed by troops were on full alert.

Ravi

Chenab

Punjab


Input: Internet Startup funded to develop Java software.

Internet Startup

Java


Input: MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. 1996-08-25

MOUNTAIN VIEW

Calif.


Input: A small team of engineers from Sun Microsystems Inc.'s JavaSoft unit said Sunday they have formed a new company, dubbed Internet Startup, to build Java infrastructure software.

Sun Microsystems Inc.

JavaSoft

Internet Startup

Java


Input: The fledgling company, established in a ground-floor office here over the last two weeks, has received venture financing from Bessemer Venture Partners of Menlo Park, Calif ..

Bessemer Venture Partners

Menlo Park

Calif


Input: David Cowan, Internet Startup founder and acting chief executive, is a general partner of Bessemer.

David Cowan

Internet Startup

Bessemer


Input: The startup company's acting chairman is Jim Bidzos, the president of RSA Data Security, a unit of Security Dynamics Technologies Inc. as well as chairman of VeriSign.

Jim Bidzos

RSA Data Security

Security Dynamics Technologies Inc.

VeriSign


Input: Internet Startup, which opened its doors with about half a dozen initial employees, combines experience at JavaSoft, Apple Computer Inc., and Oracle Systems.

Internet Startup

JavaSoft

Apple Computer Inc.

Oracle Systems


Input: " Java portends dramatic changes in the way we use the Internet, " said Hong Bui, vice president of engineering of the new company after serving as a senior engineer at JavaSoft.

Java

Internet

Hong Bui

JavaSoft


Input: Java is a computer programming language introduced by Sun Microsystems in mid-1995 which has immediately captured the attention of the industry for its ability to operate across virtually all computer system in a relatively secure manner.

Java

Sun Microsystems


Input: Just last week, Sun Microsystems and the Silicon Valley venture capital giant Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers said they had completed financing of a $100 million fund managed by Kleiner Perkins to fund startups developing Java technologies.

Sun Microsystems

Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers

Kleiner Perkins

Silicon Valley

Java


Input: Java has been licensed by nearly 50 organisations, ranging from Microsoft Corp. and International Business Machines Corp. to the Taiwan government.

Java

Microsoft Corp.

International Business Machines Corp.

Taiwan


Input: Prasad Wagle, another former senior JavaSoft engineer who is among the founding engineers at Internet Startup, said the new company aims to build software infrastructure using Java to make networked applications ubiquitious.

Prasad Wagle

JavaSoft

Internet Startup

Java


Input: One feature of the Java language is that small software programmes, known as " applets " because they are small applications, can be downloaded from the server computers at the centre of networks onto individual computers for use.

Java


Input: In this model, individual computer users can always gain access to the latest programmes and do not need to store more software than they are currently using on their computers at any one time, also saving costs of memory and storage.


Input: Chris Zuleeg, a veteran of Apple and a former JavaSoft marketing manager, is vice president of marketing at Internet Startup, whose Web site is www.internetstartup.com.

Chris Zuleeg

Apple

JavaSoft

Internet Startup


Input: Bessemer has funded numerous Internet pioneers, including PSI Net, VeriSign and Individual.

Bessemer

PSI Net

VeriSign

Individual

Internet


Input: GOLF-MICKELSON WINS FOURTH TITLE OF YEAR IN AKRON.

MICKELSON

AKRON


Input: AKRON, Ohio 1996-08-25

AKRON

Ohio


Input: Phil Mickelson birdied two of the last three holes to win World Series of Golf by three strokes over Billy Mayfair on Sunday.

Phil Mickelson

Billy Mayfair

World Series of Golf


Input: It was the fourth tournament title this year for Mickelson, who shot an even-par 70, after being tied for the lead with Billy Mayfair with three holes to play.

Mickelson

Billy Mayfair


Input: Along with Mayfiar at 277 for the tournament were Steve Stricker, who had a 68, and Duffy Waldorf, with a 66.

Mayfiar

Steve Stricker

Duffy Waldorf


Input: " It was very hard to sleep last night because there was so much I could accomplish with this win, " said Mickelson, who had a three-stroke lead entering the third round. "

Mickelson


Input: This was a win I wanted very, very much. "


Input: Mickelson's victory gave him a 10 year exemption to the PGA Tour.

Mickelson

PGA Tour


Input: The $378,000 first place check brings Mickelson back to the top of the money list with $1,574,799 won this year.

Mickelson


Input: " This is a major championship golf course, and for me to perform well on this style of course is a big step up for me in my career and my performance in future majors, " he said.


Input: Mickelson three-stroke lead was cut to two when Mayfair birdied the course's only easy hole, the par five second hole, while Mickelson three-putted for par from 25 feet.

Mickelson

Mayfair

Mickelson


Input: On the back nine Mickelson began driving erratically, and poor tee shots resulted in bogeys on the, eighth, 12th and 13th holes, bringing Mickelson back to four under par, tied with Mayfair, who had parred 14 straight holes after the birdie on no.2.

Mickelson

Mickelson

Mayfair


Input: Mickelson then set up a tap in birdie on the 16th, sending a wedge shot to 18 inches.

Mickelson


Input: He had another birdie on the 17th, where he his a 6-iron to six feet.


Input: Mayfair bogeyed the 17th, missing a five foot par putt, and dropped from solo second place to a three way tie for second.

Mayfair


Input: It was the second successive year in which Mayfair has finished runner up in this tournament.

Mayfair


Input: He lost to Greg Norman in sudden death last year.

Greg Norman


Input: The defending champion was in contention, two behind Mickelson for much of the day, until he bogeyed the 13th and 14th holes.

Mickelson


Input: GOLF-SCORES AT THE WORLD SERIES OF GOLF.

WORLD SERIES OF GOLF


Input: AKRON, Ohio 1996-08-24

AKRON

Ohio


Input: Scores after the final


Input: round of the $2.1 million NEC World Series of Golf at

NEC World Series of Golf


Input: Firestone C.C, 7149 yards, par 70 (players U.S. unless noted):

Firestone C.C

U.S.


Input: 274 Phil Mickelson 70 66 68 70

Phil Mickelson


Input: 277 Duffy Waldorf 70 70 71 66, Steve Stricker 68 72 69 68,

Duffy Waldorf

Steve Stricker


Input: Billy Mayfair 66 71 70 70

Billy Mayfair


Input: 278 Greg Norman (Australia) 70 68 69 71

Greg Norman

Australia


Input: 280 Alexander Cejka (Germany) 72 71 71 66, Davis Love 70 74

Alexander Cejka

Davis Love

Germany


Input: 67 69


Input: 281 John Cook 70 69 71 71

John Cook


Input: 282 Corey Pavin 73 70 70 69

Corey Pavin


Input: 283 Tom Lehman 72 69 74 68, Fred Funk 72 70 73 68, Mark

Tom Lehman

Fred Funk

Mark


Input: Brooks 69 69 74 71, Nick Faldo (Britain) 70 71 68 74

Brooks

Nick Faldo

Britain


Input: 284 D.A. Weibring 73 69 74 68, Tim Herron 70 67 75 72, Mark

D.A. Weibring

Tim Herron

Mark


Input: O'Meara 73 71 69 71, Jim Furyk 75 69 67 73, Justin Leonard 69

O'Meara

Jim Furyk

Justin Leonard


Input: 70 71 74


Input: 285 Loren Roberts 72 73 71 69, Hal Sutton 72 69 74 70, Fred

Loren Roberts

Hal Sutton

Fred


Input: Couples 73 68 72 72, Craig Stadler 73 72 67 73

Couples

Craig Stadler


Input: 286 Hidemichi Tanaka (Japan) 66 75 75 70, Steve Jones 70 69

Hidemichi Tanaka

Steve Jones

Japan


Input: 76 71, Paul Goydos 66 75 74 71, Ernie Els (South Africa) 71 71

Paul Goydos

Ernie Els

South Africa


Input: 71 73


Input: 287 Costantino Rocca (Italy) 74 71 75 67, Clarence Rose 72 71

Costantino Rocca

Clarence Rose

Italy


Input: 72 72, Craig Parry (Australia) 73 75 67 72, Willie Wood 75 69

Craig Parry

Willie Wood

Australia


Input: 69 74


Input: 288 Shigeki Maruyama (Japan) 75 71 70 72, Anders Forsbrand (

Shigeki Maruyama

Anders Forsbrand

Japan


Input: Sweden) 70 75 71 72

Sweden


Input: 289 Scott Hoch 71 68 77 73

Scott Hoch


Input: 290 Tom Watson 79 70 68 73

Tom Watson


Input: 292 Wayne Westner (South Africa) 77 68 73 74, Sven Struver (

Wayne Westner

Sven Struver

South Africa


Input: Germany) 72 72 72 76

Germany


Input: 294 Satoshi Higashi (Japan) 75 72 74 73, Scott McCarron 76 70

Satoshi Higashi

Scott McCarron

Japan


Input: 74 74


Input: 295 Stewart Ginn (Australia) 73 72 77 73

Stewart Ginn

Australia


Input: 298 Steve Schneiter 77 74 76 71, Paul Stankowski 74 75 74 75,

Steve Schneiter

Paul Stankowski


Input: Seiki Okuda (Japan) 81 70 72 75

Seiki Okuda

Japan


Input: 301 Brad Bryant 73 72 77 79

Brad Bryant


Input: TENNIS-RESULTS AT HAMLET CUP.

HAMLET CUP


Input: COMMACK, New York 1996-08-24

COMMACK

New York


Input: Results at the Hamlet


Input: Cup tennis tournament on Sunday (prefix number denotes

Cup


Input: seedings:


Input: Finals, singles


Input: 5-Andrei Medvedev (Ukraine) beat Martin Damm (Czech

Andrei Medvedev

Martin Damm

Ukraine

Czech


Input: Republic) 7-5 6-3

Republic


Input: Finals, doubles


Input: Luke Jensen and Murphy Jensen (U.S.) beat Alexander Volkov

Luke Jensen

Murphy Jensen

Alexander Volkov

U.S.


Input: (Russia) and Handrik Dreekmann (Germany) 6-3 7-6 (7-5)

Russia

Germany

Handrik Dreekmann


Input: TENNIS-RESULTS AT TOSHIBA CLASSIC.

TOSHIBA CLASSIC


Input: CARLSBAD, California 1996-08-25

CARLSBAD

California


Input: Results from the


Input: $450,000 Toshiba Classic tennis tournament on Sunday (prefix

Toshiba Classic


Input: number denotes seeding):


Input: Finals:


Input: 4-Kimiko Date (Japan) beat 1-Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (Spain)

Kimiko Date

Arantxa Sanchez Vicario

Japan

Spain


Input: 3-6 6-3 6-0.


Input: RALLYING-LEADING POSITIONS IN 1,000 LAKES RALLY.

1,000 LAKES RALLY


Input: JYVASKLYA, Finland 1996-08-25

JYVASKLYA

Finland


Input: Leading positions on


Input: Sunday after 23 special stages in the 1,000 Lakes Rally, sixth

1,000 Lakes Rally


Input: round of the world championship:


Input: 1. Tommi Makinen (Finland) Mitsubishi Lancer three hours

Tommi Makinen

Finland

Mitsubishi Lancer


Input: eight minutes one second


Input: 2. Juha Kankkunen (Finland) Toyota Celica 12 seconds

Juha Kankkunen

Finland

Toyota Celica


Input: behind


Input: 3. Marcus Gronholm (Finland) Toyota Celica 2:09

Marcus Gronholm

Finland

Toyota Celica


Input: 4. Jarmo Kytolehto (Finland) Ford Escort 2:23

Jarmo Kytolehto

Finland

Ford Escort


Input: 5. Kenneth Eriksson (Sweden) Subaru Impreza 2:39

Kenneth Eriksson

Sweden

Subaru Impreza


Input: 6. Carlos Sainz (Spain) Ford Escort 3:03

Carlos Sainz

Spain

Ford Escort


Input: MOTOCROSS-SWEDISH 500CC GRAND PRIX RESULTS.

SWEDISH

GRAND PRIX


Input: LANDSKRONA, Sweden 1996-08-25

LANDSKRONA

Sweden


Input: Leading results in the


Input: Swedish 500cc motocross Grand Prix on Sunday:

Swedish

Grand Prix


Input: First race


Input: 1. Joel Smets (Belgium) Husaberg

Joel Smets

Belgium

Husaberg


Input: 2. Peter Johansson (Sweden) Husqvarna

Peter Johansson

Sweden

Husqvarna


Input: 3. Gert Jan Van Doorn (Netherlands) Honda

Gert Jan Van Doorn

Netherlands

Honda


Input: 4. Jacky Martens (Belgium) Husqvarna

Jacky Martens

Belgium

Husqvarna


Input: 5. Peter Dirkx (Belgium) KTM

Peter Dirkx

Belgium

KTM


Input: 6. Danny Theybers (Belgium) Honda

Danny Theybers

Belgium

Honda


Input: Second race


Input: 1. Shayne King (New Zealand) KTM

Shayne King

New Zealand

KTM


Input: 2. Martens

Martens


Input: 3. Theybers

Theybers


Input: 4. Johan Boonen (Belgium) Husqvarna

Johan Boonen

Belgium

Husqvarna


Input: 5. Dietmar Lalcher (Germany) Honda

Dietmar Lalcher

Germany

Honda


Input: 6. Claus Manne Nielsen (Denmark) KTM

Claus Manne Nielsen

Denmark

KTM


Input: Overall on day:


Input: 1. Martens 30 points

Martens


Input: 2. Shayne King 28

Shayne King


Input: 3. Smets 27

Smets


Input: 4. Theybers 25

Theybers


Input: 5. Van Doorn 24

Van Doorn


Input: 6. Johansson 17

Johansson


Input: World championship standings (after 11 of 12 rounds):


Input: 1. Shayne King 323 points

Shayne King


Input: 2. Smets 290

Smets


Input: 3. Johansson 236

Johansson


Input: 4. Lacher 219

Lacher


Input: 5. Darryll King (New Zealand) Honda 178

Darryll King

New Zealand

Honda


Input: 6. Van Doorn 176

Van Doorn


Input: MOTOCROSS-GERMAN 125CC GRAND PRIX RESULTS.

GERMAN

GRAND PRIX


Input: HOLZGERLINGEN, Germany 1996-08-25

HOLZGERLINGEN

Germany


Input: Leading results in


Input: the German 125cc motocross Grand Prix on Sunday:

German

Grand Prix


Input: First race


Input: 1. Sebastien Tortelli (France) Kawasaki

Sebastien Tortelli

France

Kawasaki


Input: 2. Bob Moore (U.S.) Yamaha

Bob Moore

U.S.

Yamaha


Input: 3. Luigi Seguy (France) TM

Luigi Seguy

France

TM


Input: 4. Andi Kanstinger (Germany) Honda

Andi Kanstinger

Germany

Honda


Input: 5. Nicolas Charlier (France) Kawasaki

Nicolas Charlier

France

Kawasaki


Input: 6. Erik Camerlengo (Italy) Yamaha

Erik Camerlengo

Italy

Yamaha


Input: Second race


Input: 1. Tortelli

Tortelli


Input: 2. Moore

Moore


Input: 3. Alex Belometti (Italy) Honda

Alex Belometti

Italy

Honda


Input: 4. Frederic Vialle (France) Yamaha

Frederic Vialle

France

Yamaha


Input: 5. Collin Dugmore (South Africa) Honda

Collin Dugmore

South Africa

Honda


Input: 6. Camerlengo

Camerlengo


Input: Overall on day:


Input: 1. Tortelli 40 points

Tortelli


Input: 2. Moore 34

Moore


Input: 3. Seguy 24

Seguy


Input: 4. Vialle 22

Vialle


Input: 5. Camerlengo 20

Camerlengo


Input: 6. Belometti 19

Belometti


Input: Final world championship standings:


Input: 1. Tortelli 432 points

Tortelli


Input: 2. Paul Malin (Britain) Yamaha 317

Paul Malin

Britain

Yamaha


Input: 3. Vialle 293

Vialle


Input: 4. Seguy 192

Seguy


Input: 5. Michele Fanton (Italy) Kawasaki 160

Michele Fanton

Italy

Kawasaki


Input: 6. Dugmore 152

Dugmore


Input: MOTOR RACING-LEADING PLACINGS IN POKKA 1,000 KM RACE.

POKKA


Input: SUZUKA, Japan 1996-08-25

SUZUKA

Japan


Input: Leading placings in


Input: Sunday's Pokka 1,000 km motor race, seventh round of the

Pokka


Input: International Endurance GT championship:

International Endurance GT championship


Input: 1. Ray Belim (Britain)/James Weaver (Britain)/J.J.Lehto

Ray Belim

James Weaver

Britain

Britain


Input: (Finland) Gulf McLaren FI GTR 171 laps-6 hours 18 minutes

Finland

Gulf McLaren FI GTR


Input: 48.637 seconds (average speed 158.82 kph)


Input: 2. Anders Olofsson (Sweden)/Luciano della Noce (Italy) Ennea

Anders Olofsson

Luciano della Noce

Sweden

Italy

Ennea


Input: Ferrari F40 170 laps

Ferrari F40


Input: 3. Andy Ballace (Britain)/Olivier Grouillard (France) Harrods

Andy Ballace

Olivier Grouillard

Britain

France

Harrods


Input: McLaren FI GTR 169

McLaren FI GTR


Input: 4. Thomas Bscher (Germany)/Peter Kox (Netherlands) West McLaren

Thomas Bscher

Peter Kox

Germany

Netherlands

West McLaren


Input: F1 GTR 168

F1 GTR


Input: 5. Fabien Giroix (France)/Jean-Denis Deletraz (Switzerland)

Fabien Giroix

Jean-Denis Deletraz

France

Switzerland


Input: Muller McLaren F1 GTR 167

Muller McLaren F1 GTR


Input: 6. Lindsay Owen-Jones (Britain)/Pierre-Henri Raphanel

Lindsay Owen-Jones

Pierre-Henri Raphanel

Britain


Input: (France)/David Brabham (Australia) Gulf McLaren F!

France

Australia

David Brabham

Gulf McLaren F!


Input: GTR

GTR


Input: 7. Jean-Marc Gounon (France)/Eric Bernard (France)/Paul

Jean-Marc Gounon

Eric Bernard

Paul

France

France


Input: Belmondo (France) Ennea Ferrari F40 167

Belmondo

France

Ennea Ferrari F40


Input: 8. Bruno Eichmann (Germany)/Gerd Ruch (Germany)/Ralf Kelleners

Bruno Eichmann

Gerd Ruch

Ralf Kelleners

Germany

Germany


Input: (Germany) GT2 Roock Porsche 911 164

Germany

GT2 Roock Porsche 911


Input: 9. Stephane Ortelli (France)/Bob Wollek (France)/Franz Konrad

Stephane Ortelli

Bob Wollek

Franz Konrad

France

France


Input: (Austria) GT2 Konrad Porsche 911 164

Austria

GT2 Konrad Porsche 911


Input: 10. Cor Euser (Netherlands)/H. Wada (Japan)/N. Furuya (Japan) GT2

Cor Euser

H. Wada

N. Furuya

Netherlands

Japan

Japan


Input: Marcos LM600 162

Marcos LM600 162


Input: Fastest lap: Gounon, 2 minutes 03.684 seconds (170.680 kph)

Gounon


Input: Championship standings after seven rounds:


Input: 1. Belim, Weaver 156 points

Belim

Weaver


Input: 2. Eichmann, Ruch 116

Eichmann

Ruch


Input: 3. Bscher 112

Bscher


Input: 4. Gounon, Bernard, Belmondo 98

Gounon

Bernard

Belmondo


Input: 5. Olofsson, della Noce 93

Olofsson

della Noce


Input: 6. Owen-Jones, Raphanel 82

Owen-Jones

Raphanel


Input: ATHLETICS-LEADING RESULTS AT SHEFFIELD INTERNATIONAL MEETING.

SHEFFIELD


Input: SHEFFIELD, England 1996-08-25

SHEFFIELD

England


Input: Leading results at an


Input: international meeting on Sunday:


Input: Women's triple jump


Input: 1. Sarka Kasparkova (Czech Republic) 14.84 metres

Sarka Kasparkova

Czech Republic


Input: 2. Ashia Hansen (Britain) 14.78

Ashia Hansen

Britain


Input: 3. Rodica Matescu (Romania) 14.18

Rodica Matescu

Romania


Input: Women's 400 metres hurdles


Input: 1. Deon Hemmings (Jamaica) 55.13 seconds

Deon Hemmings

Jamaica


Input: 2. Anne Marken (Belgium) 55.90

Anne Marken

Belgium


Input: 3. Susan Smith (Ireland) 56.00

Susan Smith

Ireland


Input: Women's javelin


Input: 1. Isel Lopez (Cuba) 61.36

Isel Lopez

Cuba


Input: 2. Louise McPaul (Australia) 60.66

Louise McPaul

Australia


Input: 3. Silke Renk (Germany) 60.66

Silke Renk

Germany


Input: Women's 200 metres


Input: 1. Cathy Freeman (Australia) 22.53

Cathy Freeman

Australia


Input: 2. Falilat Ogunkoya (Nigeria) 22.58

Falilat Ogunkoya

Nigeria


Input: 3. Juliet Cuthbert (Jamaica) 22.77

Juliet Cuthbert

Jamaica


Input: 100 metres hurdles


Input: 1. Dionne Rose (Jamaica) 12.83

Dionne Rose

Jamaica


Input: 2. Michelle Freeman (Jamaica) 12.91

Michelle Freeman

Jamaica


Input: 3. Gillian Russell (Jamaica) 12.95

Gillian Russell

Jamaica


Input: Women's 800 metres


Input: 1. Charmaine Crooks (Canada) two minutes 00.42 seconds

Charmaine Crooks

Canada


Input: 2. Inez Turner (Jamaica) 2:01.98

Inez Turner

Jamaica


Input: 3. Margaret Crowley (Australia) 2:02.40

Margaret Crowley

Australia


Input: Men's pole vault


Input: 1. Trond Bathel (Norway) 5.60

Trond Bathel

Norway


Input: 2. Pat Manson (U.S.) 5.60

Pat Manson

U.S.


Input: 3. Tim Lobinger (Germany) 5.50

Tim Lobinger

Germany


Input: Men's javelin


Input: 1. Tom Pukstys (U.S.) 86.82

Tom Pukstys

U.S.


Input: 2. Steve Backley (Britain) 82.20

Steve Backley

Britain


Input: 3. Nick Nieland (Britain) 81.12

Nick Nieland

Britain


Input: Women's 400 metres


Input: 1. Marcel Malone (U.S.) 51.50

Marcel Malone

U.S.


Input: 2. Kim Graham (U.S.) 52.17

Kim Graham

U.S.


Input: 3. Phylis Smith (Britain) 52.53

Phylis Smith

Britain


Input: Men's 200 metres


Input: 1. Jeff Williams (U.S.) 20.45

Jeff Williams

U.S.


Input: 2. Doug Turner (Britain) 20.48

Doug Turner

Britain


Input: 3. John Regis (Britain) 20.63

John Regis

Britain


Input: Men's high jump


Input: 1. Charles Austin (U.S.) 2.30

Charles Austin

U.S.


Input: 2. Tim Forsyth (Australia) 2.30

Tim Forsyth

Australia


Input: 3. Patrik Sjoberg (Sweden) 2.25

Patrik Sjoberg

Sweden


Input: Men's 800 metres


Input: 1. Verbjorn Rodal (Norway) 1:44.93

Verbjorn Rodal

Norway


Input: 2. Benson Koech (Kenya) 1:45.96

Benson Koech

Kenya


Input: 3. Vincent Malakwen (Kenya) 1:46.18

Vincent Malakwen

Kenya


Input: Men's mile


Input: 1. William Tanui (Kenya) 3:54.57

William Tanui

Kenya


Input: 2. John Mayock (Britain) 3:54.60

John Mayock

Britain


Input: 3. Tony Whiteman (Britain) 3:54.87

Tony Whiteman

Britain


Input: Men's 400 metres


Input: 1. Roger Black (Britain) 45.05

Roger Black

Britain


Input: 2. Mark Richardson (Britain) 45.38

Mark Richardson

Britain


Input: 3. Derek Mills (U.S.) 45.48

Derek Mills

U.S.


Input: Men's 100 metres


Input: 1. Osmond Ezinwa (Nigeria) 10.06

Osmond Ezinwa

Nigeria


Input: 2. Ian Mackie (Britain) 10.17

Ian Mackie

Britain


Input: 3. Linford Christie (Britain) 10.19

Linford Christie

Britain


Input: MOTOR RACING-BELGIAN GRAND PRIX RESULT.

BELGIAN GRAND PRIX


Input: SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium 1996-08-25

SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS

Belgium


Input: Result of


Input: Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix motor race:

Belgian Grand Prix


Input: 1. Michael Schumacher (Germany) Ferrari 1 hour 28 minutes

Michael Schumacher

Germany

Ferrari


Input: 15.125 seconds (average speed 208.442 kph)


Input: 2. Jacques Villeneuve (Canada) Williams 5.602 seconds

Jacques Villeneuve

Canada

Williams


Input: behind


Input: 3. Mika Hakkinen (Finland) McLaren 15.710

Mika Hakkinen

Finland

McLaren


Input: 4. Jean Alesi (France) Benetton 19.125

Jean Alesi

France

Benetton


Input: 5. Damon Hill (Britain) Williams 29.179

Damon Hill

Williams

Britain


Input: 6. Gerhard Berger (Austria) Benetton 29.896

Gerhard Berger

Austria

Benetton


Input: 7. Mika Salo (Finland) Tyrrell 1:00.754

Mika Salo

Finland

Tyrrell


Input: 8. Ukyo Katayama (Japan) Tyrrell 1:40.227

Ukyo Katayama

Japan

Tyrrell


Input: 9. Ricardo Rosset (Brazil) Arrows one lap

Ricardo Rosset

Brazil

Arrows


Input: 10. Pedro Lamy (Portugal) Minardi one lap

Pedro Lamy

Portugal

Minardi


Input: Did not finish:


Input: 11. David Coulthard (Britain) McLaren 37 laps completed

David Coulthard

Britain

McLaren


Input: 12. Martin Brundle (Britain) Jordan 34

Martin Brundle

Britain

Jordan


Input: 13. Eddie Irvine (Britain) Ferrari 29

Eddie Irvine

Britain

Ferrari


Input: 14. Rubens Barrichello (Brazil) Jordan 29

Rubens Barrichello

Brazil

Jordan


Input: 15. Pedro Diniz (Brazil) Ligier 22

Pedro Diniz

Brazil

Ligier


Input: 16. Jos Verstappen (Netherland) Arrows 11

Jos Verstappen

Netherland

Arrows


Input: Did not start (failed to complete one lap):


Input: Olivier Panis (France) Ligier

Olivier Panis

France

Ligier


Input: Johnny Herbert (Britain) Sauber

Johnny Herbert

Britain

Sauber


Input: Heinz-Harald Frentzen (Germany) Sauber

Heinz-Harald Frentzen

Germany

Sauber


Input: Fastest lap: Berger 1:53.067 (221.857 kph)

Berger


Input: MOTOR RACING-SCHUMACHER WINS BELGIAN GRAND PRIX.

SCHUMACHER

BELGIAN GRAND PRIX


Input: SPA-FRANCOCHAMPS 1996-08-25

SPA-FRANCOCHAMPS


Input: Michael Schumacher of

Michael Schumacher


Input: Germany, driving a Ferrari, won the Belgian Grand Prix motor

Germany

Ferrari

Belgian Grand Prix


Input: race on Sunday.


Input: Canada's Jacques Villeneuve finished second in his Williams

Canada

Jacques Villeneuve

Williams


Input: and Mika Hakkinen of Finland was third in a McLaren.

Mika Hakkinen

Finland

McLaren


Input: Frenchman Jean Alesi came fourth in his Benetton with

Frenchman

Jean Alesi

Benetton


Input: Britain's Damon Hill fifth in a Williams and Gerhard Berger of

Britain

Damon Hill

Gerhard Berger

Williams


Input: Austria sixth in the other Benetton.

Austria

Benetton


Input: World drivers' championship standings (after 13 rounds):


Input: 1. Damon Hill (Britain) 81 points

Damon Hill

Britain


Input: 2. Jacques Villeneuve (Canada) 68

Jacques Villeneuve

Canada


Input: 3. Michael Schumacher (Germany) 39

Michael Schumacher

Germany


Input: 4. Jean Alesi (France) 38

Jean Alesi

France


Input: 5. Mika Hakkinen (Finland) 23

Mika Hakkinen

Finland


Input: 6. David Coulthard (Britain) 18

David Coulthard

Britain


Input: 7. Gerhard Berger (Austria) 17

Gerhard Berger

Austria


Input: 8. Olivier Panis (France) 13

Olivier Panis

France


Input: 9. Rubens Barrichello (Brazil) 12

Rubens Barrichello

Brazil


Input: 10. Eddie Irvine (Britain) 9

Eddie Irvine

Britain


Input: 11. Heinz-Harald Frentzen (Germany) 6

Heinz-Harald Frentzen

Germany


Input: 12. Mika Salo (Finland) 5

Mika Salo

Finland


Input: 13. Johnny Herbert (Britain) 4

Johnny Herbert

Britain


Input: 14. Martin Brundle (Britain) 3

Martin Brundle

Britain


Input: 15 equal.


Input: Jos Verstappen (Netherlands) 1

Jos Verstappen

Netherlands


Input: 15 equal.


Input: Pedro Diniz (Brazil) 1

Pedro Diniz

Brazil


Input: Constructors' championship:


Input: 1. Williams 149 points

Williams


Input: 2. Benetton 55

Benetton


Input: 3. Ferrari 48

Ferrari


Input: 4. McLaren 41

McLaren


Input: 5. Jordan 15

Jordan


Input: 6. Ligier 14

Ligier


Input: 7. Sauber 10

Sauber


Input: 8. Tyrrell 5

Tyrrell


Input: 9. Footwork 1


Input: RALLYING-LEADING POSITIONS IN 1,000 LAKES RALLY.

1,000 LAKES RALLY


Input: JYVASKYLA, Finland 1996-08-25

JYVASKYLA

Finland


Input: Leading positions


Input: after six of Sunday's 12 special stages in the 1,000 Lakes

1,000 Lakes


Input: Rally, sixth round of the world championship:

Rally


Input: 1. Juha Kankkunen (Finland) Toyota Celica 2 hours 30 minutes

Juha Kankkunen

Finland

Toyota Celica


Input: 52 seconds


Input: 3. Tommi Makinen (Finland) Mitsubishi Lancer 8 seconds

Tommi Makinen

Finland

Mitsubishi Lancer


Input: behind


Input: 2. Marcus Gronholm (Finland) Toyota Celica 1:46

Marcus Gronholm

Finland

Toyota Celica


Input: 4. Jarmo Kytolehto (Finland) Ford Escort 1:56

Jarmo Kytolehto

Finland

Ford Escort


Input: 5. Kenneth Eriksson (Sweden) Subaru Impreza 2:05

Kenneth Eriksson

Sweden

Subaru Impreza


Input: 6. Thomas Radstrom (Sweden) Toyota Celica 2:23

Thomas Radstrom

Sweden

Toyota Celica


Input: MOTORCYCLING-WORLD SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS.


Input: SUGO, Japan 1996-08-25

SUGO

Japan


Input: Leading results from round


Input: nine of the superbike world championship on Sunday:


Input: First race


Input: 1. Yuuchi Takeda (Japan) Honda 38 minutes 30.054 seconds

Yuuchi Takeda

Japan

Honda


Input: 2. Noriyuki Haga (Japan) Yamaha 38:30.140

Noriyuki Haga

Japan

Yamaha


Input: 3. Wataru Yoshikawa (Japan) Yamaha 38:32.353

Wataru Yoshikawa

Japan

Yamaha


Input: 4. Troy Corser (Australia) Ducati 38:34.436

Troy Corser

Australia

Ducati


Input: 5. John Kocinski (U.S.) Ducati 38:36.306

John Kocinski

U.S.

Ducati


Input: 6. Aaron Slight (New Zealand) Honda 38:41.756

Aaron Slight

New Zealand

Honda


Input: 7. Norihiko Fujiwara (Japan) Yamaha 38:43.253

Norihiko Fujiwara

Japan

Yamaha


Input: 8. Carl Fogarty (Britain) Honda 38:49.595

Carl Fogarty

Britain

Honda


Input: 9. Akira Ryo (Japan) Kawasaki 38:50.269

Akira Ryo

Japan

Kawasaki


Input: 10. Shiya Takeishi (Japan) Kawasaki 38:52.271

Shiya Takeishi

Japan

Kawasaki


Input: Fastest lap: Haga 147.159 kph.

Haga


Input: Second race


Input: 1. Takuma Aoki (Japan) Honda 38:18.759

Takuma Aoki

Japan

Honda


Input: 2. Kocinski 38:19.313

Kocinski


Input: 3. Haga 38:32.040

Haga


Input: 4. Slight 38:32.149

Slight


Input: 5. Fogarty 38:32.719

Fogarty


Input: 6. Fujiwara 38:33.595

Fujiwara


Input: 7. Ryo 38:34.682

Ryo


Input: 8. Takeishi 38:34.999

Takeishi


Input: 9. Yoshikawa 38:35.297

Yoshikawa


Input: 10. Corser 38:42.015

Corser


Input: Fastest lap: Aoki 147.786 kph

Aoki


Input: World championship standings (after nine rounds):


Input: 1. Slight 280 points

Slight


Input: 2. Corser 269

Corser


Input: 3. Kocinski 254

Kocinski


Input: 4. Fogarty 236

Fogarty


Input: 5. Colin Edwards (U.S.) Yamaha 176

Colin Edwards

U.S.

Yamaha


Input: 6. Pier Francesco Chili (Italy) Ducati 175

Pier Francesco Chili

Italy

Ducati


Input: 7. Simon Crafar (New Zealand) Kawasaki 132

Simon Crafar

New Zealand

Kawasaki


Input: 8. Anthony Gobert (Australia) Kawasaki 117

Anthony Gobert

Australia

Kawasaki


Input: 9. Yoshikawa 107

Yoshikawa


Input: 10. Neil Hodgson (Britain) Ducati 82

Neil Hodgson

Britain

Ducati


Input: Revised placings for second race after the disqualification


Input: of Japanese rider Noriyuki Haga for using an illegal carburettor

Japanese

Noriyuki Haga


Input: part:


Input: 1. Takuma Aoki (Japan) Honda 38:18.759

Takuma Aoki

Japan

Honda


Input: 2. Kocinski 38:19.313

Kocinski


Input: 3. Slight 38:32.149

Slight


Input: 4. Fogarty 38:32.719

Fogarty


Input: 5. Fujiwara 38:33.595

Fujiwara


Input: 6. Ryo 38:34.682

Ryo


Input: 7. Takeishi 38:34.999

Takeishi


Input: 8. Yoshikawa 38:35.297

Yoshikawa


Input: 9. Corser 38:42.015

Corser


Input: 10. Keiichi Kitigawa (Japan) Suzuki 38:42.333

Keiichi Kitigawa

Japan

Suzuki


Input: Fastest lap: Aoki 147.786 kph

Aoki


Input: Revised world championship standings (after nine rounds):


Input: 1. Slight 283 points

Slight


Input: 2. Corser 270

Corser


Input: 3. Kocinski 254

Kocinski


Input: 4. Fogarty 238

Fogarty


Input: 5. Colin Edwards (U.S.) Yamaha 176

Colin Edwards

U.S.

Yamaha


Input: 6. Pier Francesco Chili (Italy) Ducati 175

Pier Francesco Chili

Italy

Ducati


Input: 7. Simon Crafar (New Zealand) Kawasaki 133

Simon Crafar

New Zealand

Kawasaki


Input: 8. Anthony Gobert (Australia) Kawasaki 117

Anthony Gobert

Australia

Kawasaki


Input: 9. Yoshikawa 108

Yoshikawa


Input: 10. Neil Hodgson (Britain) Ducati 82

Neil Hodgson

Britain

Ducati


Input: MOTORCYCLING-JAPANESE WIN BOTH ROUND NINE SUPERBIKE RACES.

JAPANESE

NINE


Input: SUGO, Japan 1996-08-25

SUGO

Japan


Input: Teenager Yuuichi Takeda, racing in only his first season, outclassed the big names to win the first race in round nine of the world superbike championship on Sunday.

Yuuichi Takeda


Input: Takeda, 18, showed poise far beyond his years to overtake Australian Ducati rider Troy Corser, last year's championship runner-up, with four of the 25 laps left.

Takeda

Troy Corser

Australian

Ducati


Input: Honda's Takeda was pursued past Corser by the Yamaha duo of Noriyuki Haga and Wataru Yoshikawa with Haga briefly taking the lead in the final chicane on the last lap.

Honda

Yamaha

Takeda

Corser

Noriyuki Haga

Wataru Yoshikawa

Haga


Input: But Takeda found one more spurt of power to just take the flag first with Haga second and Yoshikawa third.

Takeda

Haga

Yoshikawa


Input: Haga had the consolation of recording the fastest lap at 147.159 kph.

Haga


Input: Corser, who crashed during practice on Friday, limped in fourth, four seconds behind Takeda with championship leader Aaron Slight of New Zealand 11 seconds behind the winner.

Corser

Takeda

Aaron Slight

New Zealand


Input: In the second race, Takeda again challenged strongly until the fifth lap from the end when he crashed while running second to eventual race winner Takuma Aoki.

Takeda

Takuma Aoki


Input: Aoki, the elder brother of reigning 125cc world champion Haruchika, had a race-long duel with John Kocinski of the United States on a Ducati before taking the chequered flag.

Aoki

Haruchika

John Kocinski

United States

Ducati


Input: Kocinski led for the early laps before he was passed first by Aoki, who recorded the fastest lap of 147.786 kph, and then by Takeda.

Kocinski

Aoki

Takeda


Input: With Takeda out of the race, Kocinski regained second place but he could not overtake Aoki.

Takeda

Kocinski

Aoki


Input: Haga again was the unlucky rider finishing third ahead of Slight with Corser in 10th place.

Haga

Slight

Corser


Input: But the strong showing by the Japanese riders did not alter the championship table with Slight still leading on 280 points, followed by Corser with 269 and Kocinski with 254.

Japanese

Slight

Corser

Kocinski


Input: RUGBY LEAGUE-EUROPEAN SUPER LEAGUE RESULTS/STANDINGS.

RUGBY LEAGUE

EUROPEAN SUPER LEAGUE


Input: LONDON 1996-08-25

LONDON


Input: Results of European Super League

European Super League


Input: rugby league matches on Sunday:


Input: Halifax 64 Leeds 24

Halifax

Leeds


Input: London 56 Castleford 0

London

Castleford


Input: Standings:


Input: Wigan 22 19 1 2 902 326 39

Wigan


Input: St Helens 21 19 0 2 884 441 38

St Helens


Input: Bradford 22 17 0 5 767 409 34

Bradford


Input: London 22 12 1 9 611 462 25

London


Input: Warrington 21 12 0 9 555 499 24

Warrington


Input: Halifax 22 10 1 11 667 576 21

Halifax


Input: Sheffield 22 10 0 12 599 730 20

Sheffield


Input: Oldham 22 9 1 12 473 681 19

Oldham


Input: Castleford 22 9 0 13 548 599 18

Castleford


Input: Leeds 22 6 0 16 555 745 12

Leeds


Input: Paris 22 3 1 18 398 795 7

Paris


Input: Workington 22 2 1 19 325 1021 5

Workington


Input: CRICKET-POLLOCK CONCLUDES WARWICKSHIRE CAREER WITH FLOURISH.

POLLOCK

WARWICKSHIRE


Input: LONDON 1996-08-25

LONDON


Input: South African fast bowler Shaun Pollock concluded his Warwickshire career with a flourish on Sunday by taking the final three wickets during the county's Sunday league victory over Worcestershire.

South African

Shaun Pollock

Warwickshire

Worcestershire


Input: Pollock, who returns home on Tuesday for an ankle operation, took the last three wickets in nine balls as Worcestershire were dismissed for 154.

Pollock

Worcestershire


Input: After an hour's interruption for rain, Warwickshire then reached an adjusted target of 109 with 13 balls to spare and record their fifth win in the last six games.

Warwickshire


Input: Warwickshire are currently in fourth position behind Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire and Surrey.

Warwickshire

Yorkshire

Nottinghamshire

Surrey


Input: Yorkshire captain David Byas completed his third Sunday league century as his side swept clear at the top of the table, reaching a career best 111 not out against Lancashire.

Yorkshire

Lancashire

David Byas


Input: Lancashire's total of 205 for eight from 40 overs looked reasonable before Byas put their attack to the sword, collecting his runs from just 100 balls with three sixes and nine fours.

Lancashire

Byas


Input: Yorkshire eventually reached their target with only four wickets down and 7.5 overs to spare.

Yorkshire


Input: SOCCER-HINCHCLIFFE CALLED INTO ENGLAND SQUAD.

HINCHCLIFFE

ENGLAND


Input: LONDON 1996-08-25

LONDON


Input: England manager Glenn Hoddle called up uncapped Everton defender Andy Hinchcliffe on Sunday to the national squad for the opening World Cup qualifier against Moldova next weekend.

England

Moldova

Glenn Hoddle

Andy Hinchcliffe

Everton

World Cup


Input: Left-back Hinchcliffe, 27, replaces Tottenham's Darren Anderton who has a recurring groin problem.

Hinchcliffe

Darren Anderton

Tottenham


Input: CRICKET-ENGLAND 326 AND 74-0; PAKISTAN 521-8 DECLARED.

ENGLAND

PAKISTAN


Input: LONDON 1996-08-25

LONDON


Input: England were 74 for no wicket in

England


Input: their second innings at the close of the fourth day of the third


Input: and final test at The Oval on Sunday.

The Oval


Input: Scores: England 326 and 74-0; Pakistan 521-8 declared.

England

Pakistan


Input: SOCCER-ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE SUMMARY.

ENGLISH


Input: LONDON 1996-08-25

LONDON


Input: Summary of an English premier

English


Input: league soccer match on Sunday:


Input: Manchester United 2 (Cruyff 39th minute, Solskjaer 70th)

Manchester United

Cruyff

Solskjaer


Input: Blackburn 2 (Warhurst 34th, Bohinen 51st).

Blackburn

Warhurst

Bohinen


Input: Halftime 1-1.


Input: Attendance 54,178.


Input: SOCCER-ENGLISH LEAGUE RESULTS/STANDINGS.

ENGLISH


Input: LONDON 1996-08-25

LONDON


Input: Results of English league soccer

English


Input: matches on Sunday:


Input: Premier league


Input: Manchester United 2 Blackburn 2

Manchester United

Blackburn


Input: Standings ((tabulated under played, won, drawn, lost, goals


Input: for, against, points):


Input: Sheffield Wednesday 3 3 0 0 6 2 9

Sheffield Wednesday


Input: Chelsea 3 2 1 0 3 0 7

Chelsea


Input: Arsenal 3 2 0 1 4 2 6

Arsenal


Input: Aston Villa 3 2 0 1 4 2 6

Aston Villa


Input: Manchester United 3 1 2 0 7 4 5

Manchester United


Input: Sunderland 3 1 2 0 4 1 5

Sunderland


Input: Liverpool 3 1 2 0 5 3 5

Liverpool


Input: Everton 3 1 2 0 4 2 5

Everton


Input: Tottenham 3 1 2 0 3 1 5

Tottenham


Input: Nottingham Forest 3 1 1 1 5 5 4

Nottingham Forest


Input: West Ham 3 1 1 1 3 4 4

West Ham


Input: Leicester 3 1 1 1 2 3 4

Leicester


Input: Newcastle 3 1 0 2 3 4 3

Newcastle


Input: Middlesbrough 3 0 2 1 4 5 2

Middlesbrough


Input: Derby 3 0 2 1 4 6 2

Derby


Input: Leeds 2 0 1 1 3 5 1

Leeds


Input: Southampton 3 0 1 2 2 4 1

Southampton


Input: Blackburn 3 0 1 2 2 5 1

Blackburn


Input: Coventry 3 0 1 2 1 6 1

Coventry


Input: Wimbledon 2 0 0 2 0 5 0

Wimbledon


Input: Division one


Input: Barnsley 3 Huddersfield 1

Barnsley

Huddersfield


Input: Standings:


Input: Bolton 3 2 1 0 5 2 7

Bolton


Input: Barnsley 2 2 0 0 5 2 6

Barnsley


Input: Wolverhampton 2 2 0 0 4 1 6

Wolverhampton


Input: Queens Park Rangers 2 2 0 0 4 2 6

Queens Park Rangers


Input: Stoke 2 2 0 0 4 2 6

Stoke


Input: Birmingham 2 1 1 0 5 4 4

Birmingham


Input: Tranmere 2 1 1 0 4 3 4

Tranmere


Input: Oxford 2 1 0 1 6 2 3

Oxford


Input: Ipswich 2 1 0 1 5 3 3

Ipswich


Input: Bradford 2 1 0 1 3 2 3

Bradford


Input: Crystal Palace 2 1 0 1 3 2 3

Crystal Palace


Input: Huddersfield 2 1 0 1 3 3 3

Huddersfield


Input: Norwich 2 1 0 1 3 3 3

Norwich


Input: Reading 2 1 0 1 3 5 3

Reading


Input: Manchester City 3 1 0 2 2 3 3

Manchester City


Input: Port Vale 2 0 2 0 2 2 2

Port Vale


Input: Sheffield United 2 0 1 1 4 5 1

Sheffield United


Input: West Bromwich 2 0 1 1 2 3 1

West Bromwich


Input: Charlton 2 0 1 1 1 3 1

Charlton


Input: Swindon 2 0 1 1 1 3 1

Swindon


Input: Southend 2 0 1 1 1 6 1

Southend


Input: Grimsby 2 0 0 2 3 6 0

Grimsby


Input: Oldham 2 0 0 2 2 5 0

Oldham


Input: Portsmouth 2 0 0 2 2 5 0

Portsmouth


Input: CRICKET-ENGLAND V PAKISTAN FINAL TEST SCOREBOARD.

ENGLAND

PAKISTAN


Input: LONDON 1996-08-25

LONDON


Input: Scoreboard on the fourth day of


Input: the third and final test between England and Pakistan at The

England

Pakistan


Input: Oval on Sunday:

Oval


Input: England first innings 326 (J. Crawley 106, G. Thorpe 54; Waqar

England

J. Crawley

G. Thorpe

Waqar


Input: Younis 4-95)

Younis


Input: Pakistan first innings (overnight 339-4)

Pakistan


Input: Saeed Anwar c Croft b Cork 176

Saeed Anwar

Croft

Cork


Input: Aamir Sohail c Cork b Croft 46

Aamir Sohail

Cork

Croft


Input: Ijaz Ahmed c Stewart b Mullally 61

Ijaz Ahmed

Stewart

Mullally


Input: Inzamam-ul-Haq c Hussain b Mullally 35

Inzamam-ul-Haq

Hussain

Mullally


Input: Salim Malik not out 100

Salim Malik


Input: Asif Mujtaba run out 13

Asif Mujtaba


Input: Wasim Akram st Stewart b Croft 40

Wasim Akram

Stewart

Croft


Input: Moin Khan b Salisbury 23

Moin Khan

Salisbury


Input: Mushtaq Ahmed c Crawley b Mullally 2

Mushtaq Ahmed

Crawley

Mullally


Input: Waqar Younis not out 0

Waqar Younis


Input: Extras (b-4 lb-5 nb-16) 25


Input: Total (for eight wickets, declared) 521


Input: Fall of wickets: 1-106 2-239 3-334 4-334 5-365 6-440 7-502


Input: Did not bat: Mohammad Akam

Mohammad Akam


Input: Bowling: Lewis 23-3-112-0, Mullally 37.1-7-97-3, Croft

Lewis

Mullally

Croft


Input: 47-10-116-2, Cork 23-5-71-1, Salisbury 29-3-116-1

Cork

Salisbury


Input: England second innings

England


Input: M. Atherton not out 26

M. Atherton


Input: A. Stewart not out 40

A. Stewart


Input: Extras (nb-8) 8


Input: Total (for no wicket) 74


Input: Bowling (to date): Wasim Akram 7-0-35-0, Waqar Younis

Wasim Akram

Waqar Younis


Input: 7-1-24-0, Mushtaq Ahmed 7-2-11-0, Aamir Sohail 2-1-4-0

Mushtaq Ahmed

Aamir Sohail


Input: CRICKET-PAKISTAN DECLARE FIRST INNINGS AT 521-8.

PAKISTAN


Input: LONDON 1996-08-25

LONDON


Input: Pakistan declared their first

Pakistan


Input: innings at 521-8 on the fourth day of the third and final test


Input: against England at The Oval on Sunday.

England

The Oval


Input: Scores: England 326; Pakistan 521-8.

England

Pakistan


Input: SOCCER-SCOTTISH PREMIER DIVISION RESULT/STANDINGS.

SCOTTISH


Input: GLASGOW 1996-08-25

GLASGOW


Input: Result of a Scottish premier

Scottish


Input: division soccer match on Sunday:


Input: Aberdeen 4 Hearts 0

Aberdeen

Hearts


Input: Standings (tabulated under played, won, drawn, lost, goals


Input: for, against, points):


Input: Rangers 3 3 0 0 7 2 9

Rangers


Input: Celtic 3 2 1 0 9 4 7

Celtic


Input: Aberdeen 3 1 2 0 8 4 5

Aberdeen


Input: Motherwell 3 1 2 0 6 3 5

Motherwell


Input: Hibernian 3 1 1 1 2 2 4

Hibernian


Input: Hearts 2 1 0 1 3 6 3

Hearts


Input: Kilmarnock 3 1 0 2 5 7 3

Kilmarnock


Input: Dundee United 3 0 1 2 1 3 1

Dundee United


Input: Dunfermline 2 0 1 1 2 5 1

Dunfermline


Input: Raith 3 0 0 3 1 8 0

Raith


Input: CRICKET-PAKISTAN 473-6 AT TEA ON FOURTH DAY THIRD TEST.

PAKISTAN


Input: LONDON 1996-08-25

LONDON


Input: Pakistan were 473-6 at tea on the fourth day of the third and final test at The Oval on Sunday in reply to England's 326.

Pakistan

The Oval

England


Input: Scores: England 326; Pakistan 473-6.

England

Pakistan


Input: CRICKET-RUN-OUT GIVES LEWIS AND ENGLAND SLIM SATISFACTION.

LEWIS

ENGLAND


Input: LONDON 1996-08-25

LONDON


Input: Chris Lewis did his best to forget his controversial omission from the England one-day squad on Sunday but could not prevent Pakistan reasserting their dominance in the final test at The Oval.

Chris Lewis

England

Pakistan

The Oval


Input: A super piece of fielding by Lewis, dropped as a disciplinary measure after arriving only 35 minutes before the start on the fourth morning, provided the only bright spot for England as the touring team batted on to reach 413 for five at the interval, a lead of 87.

Lewis

England


Input: The solitary wicket to fall was Asif Mujtaba, run out for 13 attempting a second run to third man where Lewis was lurking with a point to prove.

Asif Mujtaba

Lewis


Input: There seemed scant danger until the Surrey player swooped on to the ball and returned off balance to county team mate Alec Stewart who whipped off the bails.

Surrey

Alec Stewart


Input: Lewis, though, could not make similar waves with the ball as Salim Malik and Wasim Akram batted through the rest of the session with few alarms.

Lewis

Salim Malik

Wasim Akram