U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT FREEZES SERB ASSETS

BELGRADE, May 11 (Hina) - The US Treasury Department published a list of physical and legal persons from the so-called Republic of Serb Krajina and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia whose assets had been frozen as of April 13 or were to be frozen if they came under the jurisdiction of American authorities, the independent Belgrade-based news agency Beta reported. The list of names was approved on March 29 by the head of the Office for control of foreign assets, Richard Newcomb, and the document was submitted to Congress. The list contains the names of Radovan Karadzic, Nikola Koljevic, Biljana Plavsic, Momcilo Krajisnik, Aleksa Buha, Jovan Zametica, Dragan Kalinic and many others, specifying them as self- proclaimed Serb officials. A list of members of military and paramilitary forces contains the names of Ratko Mladic, Manojlo Milovanovic, Milan Gvero and others. A 28-page list contains the names of all companies and businessmen representing Serbia and Montenegro. The list contains the former Yugoslav People's Army (JNA), all major companies and their branches on Cyprus, Malta, in Eastern and Western Europe, Yugoslav Air Transport (JAT), Yugoslav Railways, Postal, Telegraph and Telephone Administration, a chain of companies and banks owned by the Karic brothers, almost all banks and the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug. (hina) mm rm vm 111833 MET may 95