War Wrap-Up
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A roundup of events as NATO airstrikes continue in Yugoslavia:
* Washington: Pentagon signals it is ready to begin reservist call-up this week.
* Belgrade: The Red Cross is allowed to see three captured U.S. soldiers.
* Luxembourg: The European Union bans fuel shipments to Yugoslavia.
* Albania: An Apache helicopter crashes during a training mission near Tirana.
Fact Sheet: Days Andrew Ramirez, Christopher J. Stone and Steven Gonzales have been held, as of Monday: 26
* Moscow: Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott arrives for meeting about Kosovo.
What’s Ahead
* Washington: Rev. Jesse Jackson plans Yugoslavia trip to make direct “moral appeal” for release of three soldiers.
Flight Forecast
Cloudy today in Belgrade. Partly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday.
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