INT COMMUNITY IS EVALUATING SITUATION IN CROAT-CONTROLLED BH

( Editorial: --> 6804 ) SARAJEVO, Mar 3 (Hina) - The office of the international High Representative for the implementation of the Dayton peace agreement in Bosnia-Herzegovina is evaluating what has been done in changing the situation in Bosnian Croat controlled territory in the wake of demands on the matter submitted to Croatian President Franjo Tudjman. According to office spokesman Rid Attarashany, a positive change in attitude has been noticed lately among Croat representatives in talks on the opening of an airport in Mostar, southern BH. Attarashany said that as regarded the area of Stolac, it was necessary not only to replace current mayor Pero Raguz, but also to appoint someone who would ensure the beginning of the refugees' return to the area and who would improve the general situation. The European Union and the administration committee for the implementation of the peace agreement at a last week meeting in Brussels showed a great interest for Zagreb to influence the resolving of those issues. (hina) ha jn 031529 MET mar 98