We present a theory of combined nonmagnetic and magnetic impurity scattering
in anisotropic superconductors accounting for the momentum-dependent impurity
potential. Applying the model to the d-wave superconducting state, we obtain a
quantitative agreement with the initial suppression of the critical temperature
due to Zn and Ni substitutions as well as electron irradiation defects in the
cuprates. We suggest, that the unequal pair-breaking effect of Zn and Ni may be
related to a different nature of the magnetic moments induced by these
impurities.Comment: 5 pages, 3 tables, RevTex, to be published in Phys. Rev.