BOSNIAN SERBS STONE MOSLEM AND CROAT REFUGEES IN DOBOJ

SARAJEVO, April 21 (Hina) - Bosnian Serbs clashed with Moslem and Croat refugees who tried to visit their homes in the northern town of Doboj on Sunday, Sarajevo radio said. Several Moslem and Croat civilians were injured when angry Serbs threw stones at them, the radio said, adding that the confrontation was stopped by IFOR troops escorting the refugees. IFOR officials in Sarajevo confirmed the incident, saying that it ended without grave consequences. It was not clear how many people were involved in the confrontation. Bosnian government sources spoke of large groups on both sides while IFOR officials maintained that there were about one hundred people. Local authorities in parts of the Doboj municipality under Moslem-Croat Federation control said that among the instigators of the conflict there were many Serb policemen and members paramilitary forces who had fought Bosnian government forces on the Mount Ozren front. The situation calmed down on Sunday afternoon and the refugees began returning to their temporary homes. (hina) vm 211729 MET apr 96