INTERNATIONAL REPS. IN BOSNIA WRITE TO PLAVSIC

SARAJEVO, July 8 (Hina) - Heads of international organisations in Bosnia-Herzegovina, have sent a letter to Bosnian Serb entity's President, Biljana Plavsic, saying that they accept completely her decisions on dissolution of the Serb assembly. The letter was signed by the top international peace administrator in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Carlos Westendorp, Stabilisation Force (SFOR) commander, General Crouch, the OSCE mission's head, Robert Frowick, and UN Secretary-General's special envoy, Kai Eide. They have also demanded from Plavsic to respect the Dayton agreement. In the letter, they request that the Serb entity begin immediately re-organistation of police. A UN spokesman in Sarajevo, Alexander Ivanko, said on Tuesday that a huge amount of not reported arms and ammunition had been found in a base of special police in Serb-controlled Brcko during the check of the base on Monday. Last night, a Serb member of Bosnia's collective presidency, Momcilo Krajisnik, severely criticised on Pale television international community's representatives for their interference with "internal affairs" of the Republic of Srpska. Bosnian Serb (Pale) television and radio have made it impossible that public appearances of Ms. Plavsic be broadcast. Pieces of information from Banja Luka, where Plavsic's seat is, are released in censored forms. A spokesman for Westendorp's office, Simon Haselock, announced that Krajisnik's appearance on TV last night would be analysed and certain measures taken in this regard. (hina) mm mš 081454 MET jul 97