A BRIEF LOOK AT CROATIAN PRESS ON WEDNESDAY

ZAGREB, June 14 (Hina) - Today's VJESNIK and VECERNJI LIST devote their first pages to President Tudjman's visit to Sarajevo and central Bosnia and the opening of the Croatian embassy in the Bosnian capital. Both papers quote President Tudjman's words that the opening of the Croatian embassy in Sarajevo meant that Croatia persevered in the implementation of the Washington Agreements on the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina and the confederation with Croatia. In an article dealing with the squabbles in the Croatian Parliament, VJESNIK quotes Liberal leader Budisa as saying that the opposition insists on the restoration of the status quo before the election of the deputy speaker of the House of Counties. The paper also quoted majority leader in Parliament Ivan Milas who finds the opposition's demands "unacceptable." "Anyone but Mesic and Manolic" implores HDZ member of Parliament Vladimir Seks in an interview with Vjesnik. VECERNJI LIST carries ample quotations from a bulletin on war crimes issued by the Bosnian government commission on war crimes. "According to data compiled by the end of 1992, some 260 thousand people have passed through Serbian concentration camps, where at least ten thousand people, including a large number of women and children, were killed," says the paper. The paper also carries an article on the preparations for the tourist season, headlined "Tourists Return to the Adriatic." 151233 MET jun 94