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NATO Intensifies Yugoslavia Bombing
NATO destroyed one of Milosevic's two homes in Belgrade in a pre-dawn attack that gutted the luxurious columned mansion and littered its yard with debris. Go to Article

Pressure Mounts to Send Ground Troops Into Kosovo
Britain and France are pressing the United States to start thinking seriously about sending ground forces into Kosovo without a peace settlement. Go to Article
ISSUE IN DEPTH: The Conflict in Kosovo
PHOTO ESSAY: Kosovar Refugees

2 European Telecommunications Giants Merge
Telecom Italia SpA and Deutsche Telekom AG reached a formal agreement on Wednesday night to merge in a share swap valued at nearly $82 billion. Go to Article


Relatives and friends of the victims of Tuesday's violence at Columbine High School after attending a memorial service on Wednesday. Go to Article

TECHNOLOGY
Study Finds Big Jump in Computer-Related Employment

INTERNATIONAL
NATO Confronts a New Role: Regional Policeman

SCIENCE
Hints of Success in Fetal Cell Transplants





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OP-ED COLUMNIST
William Safire: Celebrating Defeat
Instead of celebrating its 50th anniversary, NATO will be marking its failure to stop Serbia.

CIRCUITS
Time in a Bottle: A Present for the Future
As the millennium approaches, instant archeology is being created by people who have chosen to encapsulate the present for the presumed benefit of the future.

ARTS
Christie's Brings a New Mural to Rockefeller Center
A three-story-high multicolored mural by Sol LeWitt envelops the entrance to Christie's new American headquarters, which will open on Saturday.
SLIDE SHOW: Sol LeWitt's Mural

HOME
Milan Furniture Fair: Soft Forms Ease Winds of Worry
With some furniture factories only a dozen miles from the former Yugoslavia's border, unease pervaded the Milan furniture fair, which ended on April 18.
SLIDE SHOW: Selections From the Milan Furniture Fair

MUSEUMS
Culture's Power Houses
This special report examines how the museum has become the engine of urban redesign for cities that have ceased to be centers for industry.

BOOKS
Dale Ray Phillips's 'My People's Waltz'
This first collection of stories traces the history of a family of bighearted sinners over several decades of drunken squabbles, bad debts and hapless loves.

LEARNING
On This Day
On April 22, 1889, the Oklahoma Land Rush began at noon as thousands of homesteaders staked claims. See this historic front page and read the full Times article.

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