BOSNIAN PRIME MINISTER HOLDS NEWS CONFERENCE IN ZAGREB

ZAGREB, Sept 17 (Hina) - There are still several powers which have not been transferred from Herzeg-Bosnia and the Bosnian government to the Bosnian Federation, Bosnian Prime Minister Hasan Muratovic said on Tuesday after talks with Croatian President Franjo Tudjman in Zagreb. Muratovic cited powers of the Bosnian government Investigation and Documentation Agency and the Herzeg-Bosnian Tax Administration, adding that bills had already been drafted to regulate these issues. As regards the weekend elections, Muratovic said that Serb candidate Momcilo Krajisnik could "theoretically become the new president of the Bosnian Presidency, but practically it is almost impossible if the elections are correct". The president of the Bosnian Presidency will be the candidate with the largest number of votes. Muratovic explained that Serbs may have 750,000 voters at the most, while Bosniacs-Moslems had more than 900,000. "There are already reports about more than 120 percent of voters in certain parts of the Republika Srpska, but it has to be analyzed by the Organization for security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). I do not count on Krajisnik to win," Muratovic said, adding that he hoped Alija Izetbegovic would obtain a considerable advantage. (hina) lm jn 171803 MET sep 96