A BRIEF LOOK AT CROATIAN PRESS ON WEDNESDAY

ZAGREB, 3 April (Hina) - Today's "VJESNIK" brings a report on a meeting between the aide to the U.S. Secretary of State John Kornblum and Croatian President Franjo Tudjman. The paper also brings an article on news from the International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) under the headline 'Prosecutors Support Blaskic's Request'. 'Removal Of Mines Along Highway and Railway Line' reads the headline of an article on the establishment of road, railway and air traffic between Croatia and Yugoslavia. The article carries a statement by an advisor in the Yugoslav Bureau, Momir Radosavljevic, who says that expert teams from both countries are working very actively on the normalisation of traffic. 'Vjesnik' also brings an interview with Petar Jurisic, head of the Protest Headquarters of Croatian peasants and fishermen. The interview is headlined 'Peasants Won't Give Up'. Nenad Ivankovic is the author of a commentary on the end of Hans Koschnik's mandate as EU Administrator of Mostar. The main topic in "VECERNJI LIST" is the Croatian-German economic cooperation. The paper brings an article on the topic under the headline "'Bavarian Key' For A Billion Dollars". 'Talks On Croatia's Admission To WTO' reads the headline of an article on Croatia's admission to the World Trade Organisation. The first meeting of a Geneva working group which heard reports on Croatia's economic system has already gathered world trade powers such as the United States, India, Japan, the European Union as well as Turkey, Hungary, Slovenia, the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic. The paper also brings a letter of the Alliance of seven Opposition parties to residents of Zagreb and Zagreb County. The letter is headlined 'We Can and Must Pass This Exam'. (hina) rm 031207 MET apr 96