GARROD & FOLEY SATISFIED WITH DEVELOPMENTS IN MOSTAR

( Editorial: --> 6881 ) MOSTAR, March 3 (Hina) - Head of the Mostar office of the International High Representative Martin Garrod and director of Mostar's office of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe, David Foley, positively assessed Monday's meeting of all six Mostar municipal councils at which their deputy mayors were appointed according to last year's municipal election results. In the three predominantly Croat municipalities, Bosniaks were named as deputy mayors. They were candidates of the Coalition for a Whole and Democratic Bosnia-Herzegovina party, led by the Party of Democratic Action. In the three predominantly Bosnia municipalities Croats were appointed as deputy mayors. The were candidates of the Croatian Democratic Union B-H. Garrod and Foley said this was a very important step forward. Kelly Moore, spokeswoman for the International Police Task Force (IPTF), said she was satisfied with the work to date of local Croat police in regards to two British journalists who went missing last Friday but were found on Saturday evening. She said that IPTF was present when the two journalists were questioned about what had happened. (hina) jn mrb 031907 MET mar 98