CROAT AND BOSNIAC SIDES AGREE ON VISITS TO CEMETERIES IN SOUTH B- H

H $ MEDJUGORJE, Nov 5 (Hina) - Bosnian Croatian and Moslem sides today signed a document on enabling Croat displaced people to visit cemeteries in the villages of Dreznica and Grabovica, north of Mostar, on Monday, November 7. The document was signed in the Spanish UN Protection Force (UNPROFOR) base in Medjugorje, the Herzeg-Bosnian news agency HABENA said on Saturday. The Croat displaced villagers were to be escorted by Spanish peace keepers from Mostar Hotel Ero to the Alfa checkpoint from where the Moslem (Bosniac) policemen should guarantee security of the journey, the Mostar-based Croatian radio broadcast. It was also agreed that the Croat residents, expelled from Konjic, would be allowed to visit cemeteries in this southern Bosnian municipality on Sunday, November 6. They would be escorted by the Moslem (Bosniac) police during the visit. The two side agreed on expelled Moslem citizens' visit to the Moslem cemeteries in the municipalities of Stolac and Capljina on Friday, November 11. The municipal authorities were expected to give clearance for this. 051958 MET nov 94