CROATIA'S DISPLACED PERSONS WRITE TO U.N. SECRETARY GENERAL

OSIJEK, Aug 2 (Hina) - Head of the Association of Displaced Persons Mato Simic sent a letter to UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros- Ghali on Tuesday calling him to convene a special session of the Security Counil that would deal with the situation in Croatia. The Association demanded the implemenation of all UN Security Council resolutions, which included the deployment of UN troops on the international borders of Croatia and the creation of conditions for the return of displaced persons to their homes, first in the 'pink' and 'blue' zones. The Association of Displaced Persons blocked all official UN crossing points in Croatia at 8 a.m. on July 1 in an effort to force the Croatian government and UNPROFOR to find a solution to displaced persons' demands. On July 27, the Association reached an agreement with the Croatian government to open seven official crossings and hand them over to Croatian police. The Association said displaced persons would continue to block other crossings until they were given assurances that the rest of their demands would be fulfilled. It urged the UN to put a stop to the Serb exploitation of the Djeletovci oil well, to take control of the Serb-held Kakma water installation and speed up the work of a joint commission for missing and detained persons. (hina) mm vm 021912 MET aug 94