CATHOLIC CHURCH BLOWN UP IN HUNGARIAN TOWN NEAR SERB BORDER

BUDAPEST, Jun 2 (Hina) - An explosive device planted in a Catholic church in Segedin, Hungary, went off on Thrusday morning, only a few hours after the blowing up of a doorway off a Franciscan church in Subotica (northern-Serbian region of Vojvodina). According to an unofficial story run by the Nopszabadsag daily, the device had been left in the doorway of the Segedin church. An elderly lady who was going to matins noticed the device, camouflaged as a bulky parcel, and dropped it in a nearby litter basket, where it exploded at about 06:00 hours. The whole affair stirred up considerable concern in Budapest. The Hungarian government ordered a thorough investigation into the case, which may be connected with the Subotica explosion. 021846 MET jun 94