A BRIEF LOOK AT CROATIAN PRESS ON TUESDAY

ZAGREB, Jan 3 (Hina) - "Talks on Peaceful Reintegration to Continue" is the headline of VJESNIK's front-page article on the continuation of talks between the Croatian government and international mediators David Owen and Thorvald Stoltenberg. Vjesnik reports that Bosnian Croats signed up to the cessation of hostilities agreement with an annexe calling for an end to ethnic cleansing. "Children Against Tanks" headlines an article on fighting in Chechnya's capital Grozny. The other Zagreb-based daily VECERNJI LIST leads with a headline on traffic along the recently reopened Zagreb-Lipovac highway. Vecernji List includes a commentary on the Serbian Orthodox Church's reaction to Cardinal Kuharic's appeal for peace. The holy synod of the Serbian Orthodox Church directed its fire against Croatian Roman Catholic cardinals showing that the only thing it cared about was to freeze and legalize the status quo. The paper carries an article on the sale of apartments formerly owned by the ex-Yugoslav army, headlined "Military Apartments Waiting For Law To Be Passed." "We Will Respond to Ceasefire Violations" is the headline of an interview with Bosnian Presidency member Ejup Ganic. "We are sick and tired of some UNPROFOR commanders avoiding their clearly defined duties. (...) The problem is not the mandate but certain generals who are interpreting the mandate as if they graduated from a Serbian military academy," Ganic said. (hina) vm as 031243 MET jan 95