101.   White House aides said Clinton had intentionally put off most staffing decisions until now because he feared he would jinx the election.

102.   Yeltsin did not explain his decision until the next day.

103.   Peres will not make a decision until after Christopher returns to the region in early February for another shuttle between Damascus and Jerusalem.

104.   PLO delegates also said there were proposals to delay announcing any decision until after the Israeli election.

105.   A NASA spokeswoman said the agency was unlikely to make a decision until Wednesday at the earliest.

106.   A senior U.S. official said in Washington that the president probably would return, but would not make a decision until today.

107.   Additionally, he is trying to keep Israel, which also is delaying its decision until the last minute, to reject the international court.

108.   Aides said yesterday that the president is not likely to announce his decision until parliament takes its summer break at the end of July.

109.   An IAAF arbitration panel hearing the case of doping alleged against Australian sprinter Dean Capobianco has put off issuing a decision until Monday, an IAAF spokesman said.

110.   BAF spokesman Tony Ward said he expected the hearing would continue into Tuesday and that there would be no announcement of the decision until that afternoon at the earliest.