'INA' PETROL STATION OPENS IN MIKLUSEVCI, E.CROATIA

MIKLUSEVCI, Jan 22 (Hina) - The UN Transitional Administrator in the Croatian Danubian area, General Jacques Klein and UNTAES commander, Lieutenant General Willy Hanset, on Wednesday opened the first patrol station of the INA Croatian oil company, at Miklusevci, a village in Vukovar-Srijem County, under the UNTAES administration. It is another step in the process of the peaceful reintegration of the Croatian Danubian area, and there will be the fuel shortage no longer in the area, General Klein said. He announced the opening of the petrol station in Nijemci as well. The patrol station in Miklusevci, manned by people who had already been employed in the INA company, is to be open from 09.00 hrs to 15.00 hrs every day except for Sundays. The price of the 'super 98' patrol is 2.45 kuna (0.69 German marks). It may be paid in all currencies. In Miklusevci a majority of villagers was the Ruthenian national minority before the war, but now the village is mostly populated by Serbs who have arrived from other parts of Croatia. (hina) mš 221607 MET jan 97