MOSLEM AUTHORITIES OBSTRUCT CROATS' RETURN TO BUGOJNO - UNHCR

LIVNO, May 31 (Hina) - UNHCR special envoy Soren J. Petersen on Friday criticised the Moslem authorities in Bugojno for obstructing the return of Croatian families to that central-Bosnian town. "A pilot project for the return of 200 Croatian families has not been implemented, and local government bodies have not been established in accordance with the Federal Constitution," Petersen said. A US delegation led by Petersen met Croat and Moslem officials in Bugojno on Thursday to discuss the implementation of the Dayton Agreements and the return of Croatian families. Ivan Miletic, chairman of the Bugojno City Council in exile, drew attention to the fact that 16,000 Croats were awaiting their return to Bugojno. The Croats that had remained in Bugojno were being subjected to harassment and wanton destruction of property, Miletic said. (hina)as 311047 MET may 96