CROAT, MUSLIM, INT REPS AGREE ON REFUGEE-RETURN TO JAJCE

JAJCE $ SARAJEVO, Aug 12 (Hina) - Representatives of Croats, Bosniaks (Muslims) and international organizations acting in Bosnia-Herzegovina on Tuesday reached an agreement to make it possible for all Bosniak refugees, who after incidents in the Jajce area (central BH) earlier this month abandoned their homes, to return by the end of this week, a spokesman for the UN High Commission for Refugees, Kris Janowski, told reporters in Sarajevo. At a meeting held in Travnik yesterday, Croat officials of the Central Bosnia Canton and the Municipality of Jajce agreed to guarantee full security to the returnees, Janowski said, but pointed out there was little probability a large number of people would return immediately. According to Janowski, they were still scared and it was difficult to expect more than 30 would come back by the end of the week. Janowski said UNHCR had been informed that the town of Lukavac in north-eastern Bosnia could soon become part of the "open cities" project, since the town's leaders expressed willingness to allow the refugees' return. The Mayor of Lukavac agreed to the return of 92 Bosnian Serbs to two villages in the municipality and assured UNHCR representatives full security would be guaranteed. Authorities in Lukavac also mentioned the possibility of including Serb returnees in the local police, which, according + to Janowski, corroborated the mentioned guarantee. (hina) ha jn 121515 MET aug 97