71.   NATO spokesman Jamie Shea said Tuesday the alliance had no evidence that its warplanes struck a bus.

72.   NATO officials insist there are no such plans, although the alliance certainly would have the right to do so under its charter.

73.   NATO refused to give any details of what was hit, but Murray said the alliance had no evidence to back Serb claims of civilian casualties.

74.   NATO spokesman Jamie Shea said the alliance had no immediate comment, saying that the North Atlantic Council would have to look into the deal first.

75.   NATO insists the alliance will have sole command, in contrast to the current system requiring a U.N. request for NATO air strikes in Bosnia.

76.   NATO Secretary-General Willy Claes of Belgium said the alliance had to wait for a U.N. request.

77.   NATO spokesman Jamie Shea said the alliance had no information on the attack.

78.   NATO officials insist there are no such plans, although the alliance would have the right to do so under its charter.

79.   NATO officials said the alliance had reports some Yugoslav army forces and heavy weapons were pulling out of Kosovo as demanded by NATO.

80.   On Tuesday, National Mandate Secretary General Faisal Basri said such an alliance has no chance.