A BRIEF LOOK AT CROATIAN PRESS ON TUESDAY

ZAGREB, June 4 (Hina) - The Zagreb daily VJESNIK on Tuesday runs a commentary entitled "The French Want Big Business in Croatia" on the visit of the French Finance and Foreign Affairs Minister Yves Galland to Croatia. "What will happen to Radovan Karadzic, will he stay in Pale or end up in The Hague" is the question which Mirko Galic writes about after the Geneva meeting on the implementation of peace agreements in Bosnia-Herzegovina. "Serbs Implement Plan Z-4" and "Return to Serb Maximalism" are headlines of articles on demands of the Serb local authorities for a high autonomy in an area they had occupied. Branko Podgornik writes about the result of the ten advisory referendums in Croatia. Another Zagreb daily VECERNJI LIST runs a commentary about strict supervision of the quality of goods which is being imported into Croatia and exported from it. In an article headlined "Slap to Milosevic", Visnja Staresina comments on the meeting of presidents Tudjman, Milosevic and Izetbegovic with the U.S. State Secretary Warren Christopher which focused on the implementation of the Dayton peace accords. "Will the peaceful integration of the occupied Croatian areas into Croatia's constitutional and legal system be peacefully completed?" is the question Mate Piskor writes about. "Croatia will make moves it has to make, on the principle of a categorical imperative - territorial integrity and sovereignty over its whole territory. Any other peaceful solution is out," Piskor says. (hina) lm jn 041039 MET jun 96