FIGHTING ABATES IN BOSNIA

SARAJEVO, Oct 5 (Hina) - UN military spokesman, Major Koos Sol, today said in Sarajevo that two-day fierce fighting on Mount Cemerno, 50 km N. of Sarajevo, had stopped, and UN observers reported that a total of 73 artillery shells had been fired in the area yesterday. In western Bosnia, near the village of Otoka and Grabez Plato, 29 shells were fired, while it was calm in other parts of Bosnia- Herzegovina. According to Sol, Serbs yesterday allowed the passage of 10 convoys carrying provisions for UNPROFOR troops on the ground, but they did not give clearance for the passage of 10 convoys with fuel. Serbs said from today they would allow the transport of only 20 percent of fuel, out from the quantity of fuel requested by UNPROFOR. UNHCR spokesman in Sarajevo, Kris Janowski, today said that two UNHCR convoys had arrived yesterday in Gorazde, a Moslem enclave in eastern Bosnia, from Belgrade. A convoy which should have delivered foodstuffs from Metkovic (Croatia) to Sarajevo was canceled because Serbs did not allow the passage of the convoy. UN spokeswoman in Sarajevo, Claire Grimes, announced that about 300 Bosnian and Serb detainees should be exchanged today at Sarajevo's Brotherhood and Unity Bridge. The exchange of war prisoners will be carried out if the first group of wounded people from Gorazde arrives in Sarajevo. (hina) mm ks 051427 MET oct 94