A BRIEF LOOK AT CROATIAN PRESS ON TUESDAY

ZAGREB, Jan 10 (Hina) - Today's VJESNIK leads with an article on the current visit by a Croatian government delegation to China, headlined "Two Agreements Signed." In its coverage of talks between Croatian President Franjo Tudjman and Bosnian Federation President Kresimir Zubak and his deputy Ejup Ganic, Vjesnik says that they discussed concrete issues relative to the establishment of the Moslem-Croat federation in Bosnia and its future confederation with Croatia. Zubak told Vjesnik that the implementation of the Federation Constitution was delayed as a result of different interpretations of the Constitution and different views of the pace at which the federation was to be established. The other Zagreb-based daily, VECERNJI LIST, carries an article on the current visist of an International Monetary Fund mission, under the headline "IMF Begins First Audit." "A Decision Hard to Make" is the headline of a comment piece on the extension of UNPROFOR's mandate, which is soon to be discussed by Parliament. Vecernji List includes the results of its poll "UNPROFOR - Yes or No?". As many as 59.5 of the respondents said they were against extending the UN mandate while 46.5 percent expected Croatian authority to be restored in occupied territories in 1995. (hina) mm vm 101131 MET jan 95