THERE IS STILL NO AGREEMENT ON BOSNIA'S MINISTERIAL COUNCIL

SARAJEVO, Nov 28 (Hina) - Bosnia-Herzegovina's three-person presidency on Thursday adjourned a session at which the presidency members, Moslem Alija Izetbegovic, Croat Kresimir Zubak and Serb Momcilo Krajisnik, should have reached agreement on the establishment of the ministerial council. They held five-hour-long talks but did not manage to achieve concrete results. The session was adjourned until Saturday, Izetbegovic's aide Mirza Hajric told reporters in the National Museum building in Sarajevo. He declined to comment on what Zubak, Izetbegovic and Krajisnik had discussed. At Thursday's session the Presidency was expected to consider preparations for the forthcoming London conference on peace accords' implementation and draft documents for POWs' release and discovery of the fate of missing persons. The Presidency members are being under pressure of the international community to reach agreement on the structure of the Council of Europe before December 4, when the London Conference is scheduled. Michael Steiner, a deputy to the international High Representative Bildt, has proposed a compromise on this issue, and the Presidency members are expected to take a stand on it. The contents of Steiner's proposal have not been revealed. (hina) mš 282040 MET nov 96