A BRIEF LOOK AT CROATIAN PRESS ON TUESDAY

ZAGREB, Feb 14 (Hina) - "All in Line with Regulations" is the front page headline of VJESNIK covering the Croatian Government's report on evictions, which was submitted to Parliament. Also making front page news is that the Hague Criminal Tribunal charged 21 Serbs on Monday with war crimes. The daily reported on NATO's preparations to pull out UN peace keepers from Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The international conference "Promotion of Democracy", held last weekend in Zagreb, was the theme of a comment piece headlined "Pure Technicality of 'Promoting Democracy'". In his column Ivo Jakovljevic raised the question "Whether or not Print Money for One's Own Occupiers?". The other daily VECERNJI LIST commented on the Government accepting the programme for sowing this spring, in an article headlined "Enough Food From Croatian Plough-Fields". "Slovenia Is Returning Foreign Currency Savings (to Croatian depositors)," the daily said in a report on yesterday's talks between the Croatian and Slovene Finance Ministers. "How the Leisured Admiral Branko Mamula Sees the Denouement of the "Yugoslav Crisis", Z. Kruselj wrote, commenting on a letter by the Admiral of the former Yugoslav National Army which was published in the Italian paper "Balcanica". (hina) jn sd mms 141209 MET feb 95