111.   Prosecutors are examining possible violations of the trade embargo against Iran.

112.   President Slobodan Milosevic of Serbia is now willing to let international observers monitor the trade embargo he has imposed on the Bosnian Serbs.

113.   Representatives J. Joseph Moakley and James P. McGovern are among the leading Congressional opponents of the trade embargo.

114.   Several incoming officials advocate an unyielding hostility toward Cuba and the maintenance, if not strengthening, of a trade embargo that is four decades old.

115.   Sen. John Breaux, D-New Orleans, writes President Clinton and asks him to exempt rice and other food from the trade embargo against Iran.

116.   Senior administration officials insisted these steps would not weaken the three-decade-old trade embargo against Cuba and are not intended to reward Havana.

117.   Some Miami Cuban leaders fear that Congress, having seen Little Havana flout U.S. law, could now move to lift the trade embargo on Cuba despite their opposition.

118.   That included the costs of enforcing the trade embargo against Haiti, as well as building and operating the Haitian refugee camps.

119.   That suggests that the trade embargo would be lifted after the existing regime steps down and Aristide returns.

120.   That would in turn lead the United Nations to ease the crippling trade embargo imposed two years ago to punish Serbia for its military support of the Bosnian Serbs.