61.   The Chechens refused to negotiate and the bombing continued.

62.   The bombings continued into daylight hours, including a mid-morning strike Tuesday in the Kosovo capital, Pristina.

63.   The Russian president suggested Moscow might reconsider relations with the West if the bombing of Serb positions in Bosnia continue.

64.   The Western alliance vowed the bombings would continue until Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic accepts an international plan to end the Kosovo crisis.

65.   The Western alliance vowed Saturday the bombings would continue until Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic accepts an international plan to end the Kosovo crisis.

66.   Through all the protests, the bombing continued.

67.   U.S. Vice President Al Gore, campaigning in Iowa, insisted the bombing would continue.

68.   Vice President Al Gore, campaigning in Iowa, insisted the bombing would continue.

69.   Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah said Sunday that the bombing should continue for as long as it takes to wipe out terrorists.

70.   His latest move was to announce Wednesday a get-tough policy to seize and hold onto Palestinian territory for as long as the bombings continue.