61.   Scores of civilians have died, much of downtown has been reduced to ruins and tens of thousands have fled the besieged capital.

62.   Serb refusal to give security guarantees to planes carrying civilians has caused suspension of all aid flights to the besieged capital.

63.   Skirmishes and explosions rocked the besieged Bosnian capital of Sarajevo today and rebel Serbs moved in upon U.N.-controlled weapons depots.

64.   Skirmishes continued today around the besieged capital.

65.   Skirmishes continued Wednesday around the besieged capital.

66.   Skirmishing continued Wednesday on front lines ringing the besieged capital.

67.   Seeking to keep up the pressure, U.N. officials on Sunday reopened a road connecting the besieged Bosnian capital with the outside world via the dangerous Mount Igman road.

68.   Serbs demanded a government withdrawal from the Igman DMZ as a precondition for clearing road access for civilians in and out of the besieged Bosnian capital.

69.   Since then, the airport has become a vital lifeline for the besieged capital.

70.   Sporadic explosions and exchanges of fire echoed in the besieged capital, and the city government used darkness as a shield overnight to put up anti-sniper baricades.