CROATIA & YUGOSLAVIA TO CONTINUE TALKS ON PREVLAKA

( Editorial: --> 7105 ) BELGRADE, Oct 9 (Hina) - Croatian and Yugoslav officials are expected to continue talks on Croatia's southernmost peninsula of Prevlaka in Belgrade on Friday. The Croatian delegation, led by the head of the Government Office for Borders, Hrvoje Kacic, includes Assistant Foreign Ministers Josip Paro and Vladimir Drobnjak, Deputy Croatian Army Chief-Of- Staff, Vice-Admiral Davor Domazet, and a team of experts. A legal advisor in the Yugoslav Foreign Ministry, Rodoljub Etinski, is at the head of the Yugoslav delegation. The Belgrade press says that today's meeting will not be attended by any of the four members of the Yugoslav team from Montenegro. The reason for their boycott is that the federal administration rejected the request of the Montenegrin government for the inclusion of the opening of the Debeli Brijeg border crossing between Croatia and Montenegro into today's agenda. The previous round of Croatian-Yugoslav talks on Prevlaka took place in Zagreb on September 18. (hina) rml/sp 091251 MET oct 98