A BRIEF LOOK AT CROATIAN PRESS ON THURSDAY

ZAGREB, May 25 (Hina) - VECERNJI LIST covers a parliamentary debate on former JNA flats under the headline "When Are Army Flats Going To Be Put on Sale?" A comment piece by Mirko Galic, headlined "Limited Sovereignty," deals with Contact Group negotiations with Serb President Milosevic on the recognition of Bosnia. The paper carries an interview with a former Manjaca (Serb concentration camp) inmate, who recognised a guard chief, Mirko Graorac in a street in Split. Graorac was immediately arrested and committed for trial. VJESNIK also exhaustively covers the parliamentary debate on army flats. The paper carries Foreign Minister Granic's letter to the UN Security Council and the European Commission, pointing out the difficult situation of non-Serbs in Serb-occupied areas and in Yugoslavia. An interview with Deputy Prime Minister Bosiljko Misetic is headlined "Croatia Is My Homeland, Not My Property." A comment piece by Ivica Marijacic discusses Knin's decision to "unite with Serb brethren in Bosnia-Herzegovina." Correspondents from Paris, London, Rome and Belgrade detail comments in foreign press on Milosevic's refusal to recognise Bosnia-Herzegovina. (hina) jn as 251152 MET may 95