1.  Any plaintiff who develops AIDS will also receive a monthly payment of about $1,400.

2.  Defensive tackle Dana Stubblefield said the Panthers seemed to know a lot more about the 49ers last season than the 49ers knew about them.

3.  Defensive tackle D'Marco Farr, like many of the Rams, didn't want to talk much about the game.

4.  Defensively, Atlanta is very good on the line of scrimmage and has the pass rushers to give Drew Bledsoe a lot to think about.

5.  Deputy Fire Chief Charles Blaich raised the issue last week in his remarks about emergency response at a conference at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

6.  Deputy Mayor Fran Reiter said a similar arrangement is in use for about 15 newsstands in city parks.

7.  Deputy U.S. Trade Rep. Jeffrey Lang will lead a U.S. delegation to Asia this month to "talk about their offers," Barshefsky said.

8.  Denise Gilley, vice president for Pac Bell's consumer markets group, will testify Wednesday about the company's firing of the unethical reps.

9.  Denison is a community of about 6,500 in west-central Iowa, about 65 miles northeast of Omaha.

10.  Denmark is expected to see a surplus on its general finances in 2000 of about 1 percent of GDP.