51.   The Montenegrin proposal also would replace the current two-chamber Yugoslav parliament with a single house, giving Montenegro the same number of seats as Serbia.

52.   The parliamentary union also tentatively approved a proposal by the Yugoslav parliament that the Balkan nation join the union.

53.   The Montenegrin proposal also would replace current two-chamber Yugoslav parliament with a single house, giving Montenegro the same number of seats as Serbia.

54.   The Serbian, Montenegrin and Yugoslav federal parliaments have until June to ratify the agreement on the new joint state, when the name change formally would take effect.

55.   The Serbian, Montenegrin and Yugoslav federal parliaments have until June to ratify the agreement on the new joint state.

56.   The support of the Montenegrin deputies in the Yugoslav parliament is necessary for the law to be approved.

57.   The Serbian, Montenegrin and Yugoslav federal parliaments have until June to ratify the accord.

58.   The Serbian, Montenegrin and Yugoslav federal parliaments have until June to ratify the agreement on the new joint state, when the name change would take effect formally.

59.   The surrender by Sainovic and Gruban followed the enactment of a landmark bill in the Yugoslav parliament last month facilitating the extradition of fugitives.

60.   The Yugoslav parliament adopted a budget on Monday that foresees about five percent higher spending than the previous year, with the largest chunk going to the army.