VISIT TO CEMETERIES WILL PROCEED UNDISTURBED - VRKIC

ZAGREB, Oct 30 (Hina) - Head of the Croatian government Office for the establishment of Croatian authority in the Croatian Danubian area, Ivica Vrkic, on Wednesday said that he had held talks with the UN Transitional Administrator General Klein, in Vukovar on Wednesday, where the final agreement was reached on preparations for the visit of displaced persons to cemeteries in the UNTAES administered areas on All Saints' Day. "We agreed that all locations previously agreed on will be allowed to be visited. This does not mean that we are satisfied. However, if all goes well on the first day, it would be possible to visit some locations which have not been mentioned so far, due to security reasons," Vrkic told the Croatian Television. He added that visiting cemeteries on All Saints' Day was a religious event, and that "nobody wants to score any political points from this". Asked about the possibility of occurring incidents, Vrkic said that all political prepositions had been established for incidents not to occur. The visit to cemeteries would either help the peaceful reintegration to end peacefully, or would convey that the whole process was faced with great trials, Vrkic said. "From talks with the UNTAES and the other side, we estimate that all preconditions have been set for this event to pass as it had been planned," Vrkic said. (hina) lm jn 302225 MET oct 96