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SRNA REVIEW OF EVENING NEWS, March 11, 1996
From: Mirjana Petrovic <almirja@cotton.vislab.olemiss.edu>
SARAJEVO - After successfully accomplished evacuation of the
residents of Ilidza, Serb Sarajevans from Novo Sarajevo and Stari
Grad Municipalities are the next to be evacuated. A convoy of
eight tracks should leave tomorrow for Rajlovac to evacuate the
remaining Serbs, while convoys for Ilijas, Vogosca and Centre
will be organised until March 19, with necessary security meas
ures to be undertaken by IFOR and the international police.
SARAJEVO - The Serbian flags and other Serbian symbols were
taken off the Ilidza municipal building, while Serb policemen
were leaving the police station, occupied by French IFOR troops a
day before Muslim police entry into this part of the city, says a
SRNA's reportage titled "Homeland Without Symbols".
BANJALUKA - The Government of the Republic of Srpska (RS)
adopted positions of the Assembly Commission for Constitution
Issues that there are serious deviations from the RS constitution
related to the Dayton agreement and its annexes. While consider
ing the constitutional aspects of the implementation of the
Dayton agreement, the Commission assessed that a serious devia
tions from the principles contained in the mentioned documents
were displayed in the praxis.
BIJELJINA - A delegation of Yugoslav economists visited
Bijeljina and talked with economists there on possibilities of
reestablishing of business contacts and reviving of production.
The president of the Yugoslav Economic Council and the head of
the delegation, Mihajlo Milojevic, said that "It is time to agree
future joint actions and to commit ourselves to more effective
use of the existing potentials, in order to achieve better re
sults."
BANJALUKA - The economic cooperation and tying of electron
ic, railway and other communications between the RS and Yugosla
via should start as soon as possible, this was concluded in
Banjaluka, at a meeting between representatives of the Yugoslav
and RS Economic Councils. The BeogradSabac-Zvornik and Sid-
Bijeljina railway lines will be established next week.
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