MACEDONIAN POLICE BANS RALLIES

SKOPJE, Dec 16 (Hina) - Macedonia's Interior Ministry today banned all rallies in connection with the opening of an Albanian University in Tetovo, announced for tomorrow. Several representatives of Albanian political parties said they would not give up their attempt to open a university in the Albanian language, adding that under all international conventions every nation had a right to education in its mother tongue. The Albanian-led Democratic Prosperity Party, which after lengthy negotiations decided to accept four ministerial posts in the Government, has been silent in the last few days. Prof. Fadil Suleyman, the initiator of an Albanian university in Tetovo, has been released from jail. A CSCE mission in Skopje called on all political leaders to demonstrate restraint in the dispute, offering assistance to overcome differences. Primary and secondary schools have curricula in the Albanian language and some classes at the Teachers' College are taught in Albanian. Skopje's Filological Faculty has the Albanian Language Department. (hina) jn vm 162127 MET dec 94