CROATIAN PRESIDENT RECEIVES US PRESIDENT'S ENVOY GELBARD

ZAGREB, Oct 3 (Hina) - Croatian President Franjo Tudjman on Friday received the US President's Special Envoy for the implementation of the Dayton Agreement, Tudjman's Office said in a statement Friday. Participants of the meeting stressed that all problems in Bosnia-Herzegovina had to be resolved on the basis of a consistent implementation of the Washington and Dayton agreements, with full cooperation from all sides. Present at the meeting were the President's Chief-of-Staff Hrvoje Sarinic, Foreign Minister Mate Granic, deputy president of the National Security Office and director of the Croatian Information Service, Miroslav Tudjman, the President's advisors Ivic Pasalic and Neven Madey, Croatian Ambassador to the US, Miomir Zuzul, head of the President's cabinet, Gordan Radin, the President's main Assistant, Maj. Gen. Kresimir Kaspar and the Interior Minister's assistant Zeljko Sacic, the statement concluded. (hina) lm 031543 MET oct 97