KLEIN, CRO GOVT. OFFICIALS CONSIDER POSSIBILITIES OF VISITS TO CEM

CEM $ ETERIES IN E.CROATIA VINKOVCI, Oct 22 (Hina) - Prefect of Vukovar-Srijem County, Vlado Osust on Tuesday received the U.N. Transitional Administrator in eastern Slavonia, Jacques P.Klein to deliver him, on behalf of the Vukovar town aldermen, a general urban development plan of Vukovar. The County Prefect Osust asked General Klein to consider possibilities of the visit by Croatian displaced people to Vukovar on All Saints' Day (November 1). Klein said security conditions were being still checked, and he believed that a significant number of refugees would be enabled to tour to several villages in the Croatian Danubian area. "As regards a small group's visit to the Vukovar cemetery, we are still assessing the security situation," Klein added. During the Osust-Klein talks, the Croatian Government's Office for the transitional administration in coordination of the process of the peaceful reintegration held a session in Vinkovci as well to discuss displaced persons' visits to cemeteries in the Croatian Danubian area on All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day. On November 1, Croatian customs services would be set up at eastern Croatian border in parts where the Croatian rule had not yet been established, a government official, Vesna Skare-Ozbolt said. She announced that some 200 families would return until Christmas in eastern Croatian villages included in pilot projects. (hina) mš 221855 MET oct 96