41.   On Thursday night, Italian television reported that at a meeting with Forza Italia legislators late Wednesday, Berlusconi voiced the belief that he would in fact be indicted.

42.   Oviedo had turned himself in to military authorities last week but Paraguayan television reported that he had fled the country by private aircraft.

43.   Privately owned NTV television reported that rescuers were also communicating with the crew by sending coded messages by banging on the hull.

44.   Russian television reported that he had clinics in Italy, Poland and Yemen, and a clinic on board a ship cruising the Mediterranean.

45.   Russian television reported on Monday night that Aslan Maskhadov, the president of the self-styled Chechen republic, may have escaped to Shali.

46.   Russian television reported Monday night that Yeltsin had prepared a decree dismissing Gromov and two fellow deputy defense ministers, Gen. Georgy Kondratyev and Gen. Sergei Mironov.

47.   Russian television reported on Wednesday night that President Clinton had called President Boris Yeltsin and encouraged him to find a peaceful settlement in Chechnya.

48.   Serbian television reported another military headquarters building was hit, and Pentagon officials confirmed that a small unmanned NATO reconnaissance drone was shot down by Serb anti-aircraft fire.

49.   Russian state television reported that the navy would make a decision on how to try to rescue the crew early Tuesday.

50.   Russian television reported from Kalmykia that police there had arrested a former aide to Ilyumzhinov on murder charges.