AID FOR BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA ARMY AND POLICE REMAINS SUSPENDED

( Editorial: --> 9762 ) SARAJEVO, June 8 (Hina) - US Ambassador to Bosnia-Herzegovina Richard Kauzlarich told the Croat member of the Bosnia-Herzegovina Presidency, Kresimir Zubak, he hoped that, after the latest fall- out within the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) of Bosnia- Herzegovina, Bosnian Croats would know how to reach the right decision and choose a way which is in line with the Dayton Agreement. Zubak and Kauzlarich held talks in Sarajevo on Monday about Tuesday's upcoming meeting of the Executive Committee of the Council for the Implementation of the Peace Agreement, and about joint army and police insignia, the joint Bosnia-Herzegovina currency and models of functioning of joint bodies of authorities, Zubak's Office said in a statement. Kauzlarich said that until an agreement was reached on these issues, aid for training in some cantons' polices and for the "Equip and Train" programme would remain suspended. He warned that a binding decision on these issues, if not solved soon, could be made by the International High Representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Carlos Westendorp. (hina) lml 081908 MET jun 98