TALKS ON WASHINGTON AGREEMENTS RESUME IN VIENNA

VIENNA, May 7 (Hina) - In the U.S. embassy in Vienna delegations of Croats and Moslems-Bosniacs resumed their talks on the implementation of the Washington agreements at about 15:00 hrs Saturday. The Croat and Moslem-Bosniac delegations were led by Croatian foreign minister, Mate Granic, and Bosnian prime minister, Haris Silajdzic respectively. The talks would concentrate on the appointment of the first president and prime minister of the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina as well as on the cantons' boundaries. Upon his arrival in the Austrian capital Croatian minister Granic said that they would also consider confederative connections between the Federation of B-H and the Republic of Croatia. A member of the Moslem-Bosniac delegation, Ejub Ganic, who is also a member of the Bosnian presidency, should have come in Vienna as well, but he did not manage to leave Sarajevo, said a spokesman of the U.S. embassy in Vienna. U.S. President's special envoy for former Yugoslavia, Charles Redman, would be a mediator in the talks between the two delegations. 071624 MET may 94