71.   Early Monday, fifteen missiles hit the same location.

72.   Eleven missiles hit a refinery, causing a huge fire and touching off explosions, the state news agency said.

73.   Earlier Saturday evening, Yugoslav media reported that three missiles hit Slatina airport near Pristina, the provincial capital of Kosovo.

74.   Engineers spent hours gathering data to determine why two Patriot missiles did not hit their targets.

75.   Elsewhere, four missiles hit the northeastern industrial area of Nis early Sunday morning, Tanjug reported.

76.   Five missiles hit a village in southern Kosovo Wednesday despite claims NATO had virtually stopped its bombing campaign in the embattled southern Serbian province.

77.   Five missiles hit near the Prizren railway station in southern Kosovo, setting surrounding buildings ablaze, the Serb-run Media Center in Pristina reported.

78.   Four missiles hit the center of a nearby village destroying apartment houses, Tanjug said.

79.   Four missiles hit industrial targets in the northwest of that industrial city late Wednesday, including oil depots of the state oil company Jugopetrol, the reports said.

80.   Goran Matic, a Yugoslav minister without portfolio, said two missiles hit the embassy.