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                                             NEWS: DAILY BULLETIN

          IFOR: "WE GO ON WITH OR WITHOUT SERBS"

Sarajevo, Feb 2O, 1996 (Press TWRA) - Karadzic's gen. Zdravko
Tolimir suspected of war crimes by Bosnian media, not among the
ICTY indicted yet, did not come yesterday to the US carrier
"George Washington" though he had confirmed his arrival some
hours before the talks between gen. Delic and Budimir adm. 
Leighton Smith on the carrier in the Adriatic. IFOR spokesman
comments: "Republic of Srpska opposed to the Dayton accord and
agreement in Rome and its leaders are trying to prevent people to
B-H from enjoying the benefits of peace. Regardless of their
conduct, NATO would continue with the Peace agreement
implementation to B-H, with or without Serbs." /end/ A.S.

          ORUCEVIC OFFERED RESIGNATION, IZETBEGOVIC DECLINED IT

Mostar, Sarajevo, Feb 2O, 1996 (Press TWRA) - Mostar mayor Safet
Orucevic offered his resignation to B-H president A. Izetbegovic.
Orucevic reminds his resignation is not reaction to the Rome's
decision but his personal view stressing if all to date accords
are observed, Mostar will certainly be unified town, organized on
European principles granting its residents a better future.
President Izetbegovic rejected Orucevic's resignation. /end/ A.S.

          MAP OF THE MOSTAR DISTRICT

Split, Feb 2O, 1996 (Press TWRA) - Croatian daily "Slobodna
Dalmacija whose publisher and editorial staff are close to the
authorities of the so-called Herzeg Bosnia released today a map
of the Mostar district. According to it, the district included
Boulevard as a separation line, west of the Boulevard from north
to south, unfinished gymnasium, the old hospital, the glass Bank
and the First High School. East of the Boulevard the district
includes the railway and bus station, on the eastern bank of the
Neretva river Carinski and Tito's bridge, the Spanish Square and
the Retired peoples' home ("Hotel Ero") on the east bank of the
Neretva river. "Slobodna Dalmacija" writes that in a part of such
district, Croat-controlled now, about 1OO to 15O people lived
there. Croat politicians to Mostar Brajkovic and Puljic say the
total population of the district is 2,OOO people. /end/ A.S.

          ANOTHER MASS GRAVE NEAR SANSKI MOST

Sanski Most, Feb 2O, 1996 (Press TWRA) - Members of the
engineering IFOR unit found a grave with a number of civilian
corpses under the bridge across the river Sana, the settlement of
Vrhpolje, county of Sanski Most where 11 mass graves have been
discovered so far. Civilians in Vrhpolje were killed late in May
and early in June 1992. Investigative judge from Sanski Most,
Adil Droganovic demanded from IFOR to stop all works on building
a new bridge in Vrhpolje till ICTY's investigation and exhumation
and Higher Public Prosecutors work is not done. /end/ A.S.�## CrossPoint v3.02 ##