51.   Mouly said radio and television stations would be instructed to cut speeches by the co-premiers and other political figures that contained contentious language or incitements to violence.

52.   Netanyahu said Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat must prove that he is fighting terrorism seriously as a first step to reviving the peace process, the radio said.

53.   On Sunday, Bosnian Serbs shelled Grahovo and Glamoc, the towns they lost Friday, killing a policeman and wounding three soldiers, Croatian radio said.

54.   One Israeli was killed Friday when Katyusha rockets struck northern Israel just hours after an Israeli air raid killed a top Lebanese guerrilla leader, Israeli radios said.

55.   President Clinton may be more conciliatory with Iran during his second term because he will not face pressure to be re-elected, Tehran radio said Monday.

56.   Rabin, meanwhile, watched a military exercise in the Golan Thursday, the radio said.

57.   Private Israeli investigators hired by the insurance company found signs of possible fraud and alerted police, the radio said.

58.   Rebel artillery shells landed near the palace of the provincial governor in the center of Kuito, the radio said.

59.   Prime Minister Shimon Peres on Sunday appointed his military secretary to head the Mossad intelligence agency, Israeli radios said.

60.   Rebel Serbs sneaked through government lines and opened fire on an eastern city, inflicting numerous civilian casualties, state radio said Saturday.