War Wrap-Up
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A roundup of events as NATO airstrikes continue in Yugoslavia:
* China: Thousands protest NATO’s bombing of embassy in Belgrade.
* Oklahoma: President Clinton offers “regrets and condolences” to Chinese.
* Balkans: At least 5,000 Kosovo refugees arrive at Albanian border.
* Bonn: Russian envoy continues efforts to negotiate an end to the war.
Fact Sheet: Percentage of women in Apache copter task force in Albania: 10
Seconds allowed for refugees’ free phone calls in Albania: 60
Flight Forecast
Partly cloudy in Belgrade today. Sunny on Monday. Partly cloudy Tuesday.
Times Web Site Update: https://latimes.pages.dev/yugo
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