Issue 101 - August 30, 1993

After August 26, there is hardly a general ripe for retirement left in the Yugoslav Army. The latest wave of retirements has reduced the generals' corps to a reasonable number, but has to some extent upset the political balance within the increasingly weaker army

The trial of the retired Colonel Zivadin Vasiljevic is to prove that the Yugoslav Army is by no means the same JNA which waged war on the territory of former Yugoslavia. On the other, they want to prove that there is the rule of law in the FR Yugoslavia in spite of everything

Along with the Bijelo Polje literary prize ``Risto Ratkovic,'' Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic has won another form of recognition.

Radovan Karadzic wins literary award for his book of poems ``The Slav Guest''

Milosevic arrives at Corfu; Draskovic receives major publicity; Karadzic advised to cancel visit ``for security reasons''

After the first ten days of its ``implementation,'' the three government's survival package has not brought the citizens any relief. Catastrophic economic trends have only been accelerated

The Mrkela couple from 37 John Kennedy St. in Belgrade killed themselves a little before midnight on March 16, because they could buy only one quarter of a kilo of bread and two deciliters of milk with their pension. The Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti said that one pensioner commits suicide every other day in Belgrade alone.

It seems that with their immoral denouncing of bakers and milkmen via television, the authorities wish to tell the people several things: the state acts in the best interests of the workers, pensioners and others. The boat is being rocked by proven foreign enemies, traitors and the opposition, and by ``troublemakers in our own ranks''--producers and tradesmen

It seems that with their immoral denouncing of bakers and milkmen via television, the authorities wish to tell the people several things: the state acts in the best interests of the workers, pensioners and others. The boat is being rocked by proven foreign enemies, traitors and the opposition, and by ``troublemakers in our own ranks''--producers and tradesmen

21 people were killed, 4 are in critical condition, while more than 30 were detained at the Medical Center in Pristina after the biggest traffic accident in Kosovo so far.

The current situation in domestic traffic is such that the only sensible advice to citizens is not to travel without dire need