War Wrap-Up
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A roundup of events as NATO airstrikes continue in Yugoslavia:
* Brussels: 40,000-strong peacekeeping force will be needed, U.S. general says.
* Brussels: Britain revives argument for sending ground troops into Kosovo.
* Europe: International diplomats step up work on political solution to crisis.
* Macedonia: Thousands of refugees hope to leave for foreign countries.
Fact Sheet: Percentage of Americans polled who support air war: 59%
Those who would support ground troops: 52%
Flight Forecast
Clear in Belgrade today. Cloudy Wednesday, Thursday.
Times Web Site Offers Update: https://www.latimes.com/yugo
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