81.   The general said he was going to trade them to the Bosnian government for Serbian soldiers who had been captured.

82.   The general said he was too ill.

83.   The general said that leaflets were being dropped to encourage the frightened population of Grozny to evacuate the city.

84.   The general said that the rules of engagement would allow NATO forces to intervene if they actually observed a kidnapping in progress.

85.   The general said the importance of the military bases had increased in the last decade with the closure of bases in the Philippines.

86.   The general said the U.S. planes had probably shot down the two MiGs with long-range air-to-air Amraam missiles.

87.   The general says he will deign to vote Republican.

88.   The general says that only when he realized his life was in danger did he carry out the coup.

89.   The generals also said Arafat encouraged the militants by steadily releasing leaders detained in the wake of a series of suicide bombings a year ago.

90.   The need now is for a political solution, for institutions and money, to lift the economy and deny extremists an open field, the general said.