111.   For the first two weeks of the conflict, the Russian media paid almost no attention to the ethnic Albanian refugees who had fled Kosovo.

112.   Former Russian President Boris Yeltsin and his wife Naina traveled Monday to the southern Russian resort of Mineralnye Vody for vacation, Russian media reported.

113.   Five other elevators also crashed to the ground during the inferno, Russian media reported.

114.   Former President Boris Yeltsin traveled to China on Monday for vacation and medical treatment based on traditional Chinese medicine, Russian media reported.

115.   Four other people were injured in the attack, Russian media reported, citing Tajik officials.

116.   German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and President Boris Yeltsin resumed talks on the war in Bosnia bright and early Sunday morning, Russian media reported.

117.   German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and French President Jacques Chirac are certain to ask Yeltsin about the reasons behind his decision to oust his entire Cabinet, Russian media said.

118.   Gunmen seized a high-ranking regional official in Chechnya on Monday after wounding two of his bodyguards, Russian media reported.

119.   He denied Russian media reports that the door had holes in the door were from bullets.

120.   He did not say how many combat aircraft are in service, but recent Russian media reports suggest just a few hundred working planes are available.