SERB, CROAT, MOSLEM REPS AGREE ON RELEASE OF FOUR DETAINEES

SARAJEVO, Oct 30 (Hina) - Bosnian Serb, Croat and Moslem representatives on Wednesday reached an agreement about basic principles of releasing all of the remaining detained persons. The meeting was presided by Carl bildt's deputy Michael Steiner. The representatives of the three people in Bosnia-Herzegovina agreed to release four Serbs who had recently been arrested in Trnovo near Sarajevo and a Croat police officer from Kresevo, Franjo Markovic, who had been arrested by the Moslem police on Sunday. An exact procedure for arresting persons suspected of war crimes by the International crimes Tribunal in The Hague was expected to be established next week, Steiner told Wednesday's news conference in Sarajevo. An agreement is also expected to be reached about the procedure of arresting suspects of other crimes, with special rules for procedure in cases of possible discrimination on a national basis. Commending Wednesday's agreement on the alliance of all Bosnian refugees' and displaced persons' organizations, Steiner said that in a time when all sides were using various forms of pressure to prevent the repatriation of refugees and displaced persons, it was necessary for them to unite their efforts. Bildt's Office would fully support the work of the "Coalition for Repatriation", Steiner added. (hina) lm jn 302057 MET oct 96