War Wrap-Up
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A roundup of events as NATO airstrikes continue in Yugoslavia:
* Brussels: NATO chief expects to see more evidence of “ethnic cleansing.”
* Yugoslavia: NATO aircraft fly fewer sorties because of worsening weather.
* Washington: U.S. says some Yugoslavs may be rejecting calls to join military units.
* Brussels: Officials decline to say when Apache helicopters will be sent into combat.
Fact Sheet: Number of ethnic Albanian men in Kosovo of fighting age who U.S. Defense secretary says have vanished: Up to 100,000
Flight Forecast
Partly cloudy today, Tuesday and Wednesday in Belgrade.
Times Website Offers Update: https://www.latimes.com/yugo
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