81.   American and NATO officials said on Tuesday that the Yugoslav military buildup in Kosovo was a clear violation of a cease-fire reached in October.

82.   American officials said on Friday that the United States did not raise the issue with the Turks.

83.   An agency spokesman said on Friday night that the disaster had caused less widespread disruption than some recent snowstorms.

84.   An aide to Alvarado said on Monday that he did not want to comment and would let the joint statement speak for itself.

85.   Ames, the discount-store chain, said on Monday that it would file for protection under federal bankruptcy laws and close several dozen stores.

86.   An Andersen spokesman said on Friday that the Securities and Exchange Commission had issued subpoenas to the accounting firm and that it had supplied the information requested.

87.   An associate of Ms. Lewinsky said on Monday night that she was pleased with the meeting on Monday and looks forward to cooperating with Starr.

88.   Alvarado said on Tuesday that there was no conflict between his position on Friday and his position on Monday.

89.   An executive from EMI Recorded Music said on Tuesday that the label expects to have a subscription service available by the end of September.

90.   American and British Airways said on Friday that they were still committed to working together, but executives at rival airlines and analysts immediately began speculating on new partnerships.