61.   NATO warplanes bombed Serb missile batteries Wednesday, striking one of the targets twice to make sure it stopped threatening allied aircraft.

62.   No attacks by Iraq has been reported since the missile firing earlier this month, which hit no allied aircraft.

63.   No hostile action has been reported by Iraq since the missile firing earlier this month, which hit no allied aircraft.

64.   Officials in Washington and London said there was no indication that any allied aircraft were struck.

65.   Officials at NATO headquarters, speaking on condition of anonymity, said there was no immediate indication that allied aircraft were involved.

66.   Saudi Arabia, for example, is providing all the fuel for allied aircraft flying in Southern Watch, he said.

67.   Saddam ordered his forces Friday not to fire at U.S. and allied aircraft enforcing the no-fly zones over northern and southern Iraq.

68.   Saddam retorted not only by announcing he would no longer honor the no-fly zones but also by ordering his forces to shoot at U.S. and allied aircraft.

69.   Smith, commander of allied forces in southern Europe, told the network there were no reports of losses to allied aircraft.

70.   Since NATO launched airstrikes against Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic four days ago, the Serbs have claimed they shot down eight allied aircraft.