1.   In Nis Thursday, several thousand opposition supporters jeered at a smaller crowd of government supporters while Serbian President Milan Milutinovic reopened a bridge damaged by NATO bombs.

2.   U.S. Rep. Brad Carson said he would seek federal funds to have the bridge reopened within six months.

3.   A spokesman for the Palestinian liaison committee with Israel said the Palestinians decided to reopen the bridge after Israel agreed to discuss their complaints.

4.   But Uzbekistan balked at repeated requests, including from the United States, to reopen the bridge, citing security concerns.

5.   Croatian President Franjo Tudjman surprised Albright on Saturday by agreeing to reopen the bridge, the only positive development in an otherwise confrontational meeting between the two.

6.   If this and other tests are successful, it is hoped the bridge can be reopened in a matter of weeks.

7.   In another step toward healing war wounds, the international peace force on Thursday reopened a bridge over the Sava River boundary between Croatia and Bosnia.

8.   The bridge was officially reopened by Jordanian Foreign Minister Abdul-Illah Khatib and his Israeli counterpart, David Levy.

9.   The bridge was reopened by Premier Mirko Marjanovic at a formal ceremony attended by several thousand people, Serbian television said.

10.   The Millennium Bridge Trust, which was responsible for building the crossing, said the bridge would be reopened to the public Friday.