BOSNIAN CROAT OFFICIALS SET UP BODY FOR REFUGEES' ISSUES

MOSTAR, Oct 1 (Hina) - The coordination of Croat officials in county and federal authorities in Bosnia-Herzegovina on Friday established a body which should solve problems of displaced persons and refugees in line with their interest in the return, the Co- ordination's secretary, Zoran Perkovic, said. The Mostar meeting, chaired by the President of the Croat-Moslem Federation, Ivo Andric Luzanski, analysed failures in the resolution of material and statutory problems of returnees. According to Perkovic, they also discussed a possible construction of settlements for those displaced people who do not intent to return to their hometowns and villages where they used to live before the war. He added they had also considered the re-organisation of the central Bosnian town of Travnik. Perkovic recalled that under a decision which the Federation's Forum had made more than a year ago, it was established that Travnik should be reorganised just as Mostar (where three municipalities are with a Croat majority and another three with a Moslem majority). He pinned the blame on Moslems for the obstruction of Travnik's reorganisation. Present at Mostar meeting was also the chairman of the Bosnian collective Presidency, Ante Jelavic. (hina) jn ms