TRAVNIK CROAT POLICE RETURN TO DUTIES

( Editorial: --> 3988 ) TRAVNIK, Aug 16 (Hina) - Croat officers of the Travnik (central Bosnia) police returned to their duties on Sunday. The officers walked out on their jobs after a Croat police officer had been murdered on July 30. They returned to work after talks with police commissioner Franjo Grganovic and deputy Interior Minister of the Central Bosnian Canton, Fabijan Trbar. Their main reason for resuming their duties were Croat returnees to the area, they said. Grganovic said that conditions the police officers set for going back to work have been met. The Bosniak (Moslem) secret intelligence agency (AID) has moved out of the area, and Interior Ministry officials have guaranteed that the public will be informed about results of the investigation into the murder of Croats in Travnik from last and this year within 30 days. A request that a list of Travnik residents of foreign origin that have received Bosnia-Herzegovina citizenship be made available to the public has not been fulfilled yet, but the officers seem determined to have their demand fulfilled. (hina) lml 161628 MET aug 98