71.   U.S. Vice President Al Gore will meet Sunday with Croatian President Franjo Tudjman, who has come under fire for demanding U.N. peacekeepers leave his country.

72.   U.S., Canadian, French and Haitian advisers are training a new civilian police force to take over once the peacekeepers leave.

73.   U.N. officials said only about a dozen unarmed military observers would monitor the situation in Gorazde after peacekeepers leave.

74.   U.N. peacekeepers will leave Bosnia unless a rapid reaction force being sent to prop up the embattled U.N. operation is accepted by Bosnian Serbs, NATO officials said Thursday.

75.   When the last peacekeepers left Friday, scattered onlookers jeered.

76.   Already, UN peacekeepers are leaving Gorazde.

77.   The Serbs issue an ultimatum that the Dutch peacekeepers leave the besieged enclave by Thursday.

78.   Ukrainian peacekeepers have left Gorazde in eastern Bosnia and were expected to proceed Thursday to Belgrade after getting clearance from Serb forces, according to a UN official here.

79.   Under the terms of an agreement struck Wednesday, the peacekeepers must leave after six months, General Fahim told journalists in Kabul.

80.   UN officials in Zagreb said two convoys with humanitarian aid for the civilian population and UN peacekeepers left the Croatian capital early Wednesday.