1.   The state radio reported serious clashes between government troops and guerrillas.

2.   Amman radio reported that the incident occurred when a Jordanian Army patrol detected unusual movement on the edge of the River Jordan and fired in its direction.

3.   All-India radio reported the following day that the committee would be headed by a Supreme Court judge, E. M. Ansaruddin.

4.   The next day Ljubljana radio reported troop movements, and throughout the day there were reports of overflights at low altitude by military aircraft.

5.   Official radio reported that evening that early and separate legislative and presidential elections would be held before the end of the year.

6.   The same day, Zagreb radio reported that the HSLS and the Croatian Christian Democratic Party had named their presidential candidates, respectively Budisa and Ivan Cesar.

7.   The radio reported that when the back-up unit had arrived the block of shops was on fire.

8.   The radio reported that the air transporter, carrying the Supreme Leader of the Nicaean Federation, had landed.

9.   Also Monday morning, Iranian state radio reported that the important western city of Herat had fallen to opposition forces.

10.   Army radio reported that Ben-Eliezer would consider whether to delay or cancel the plan.