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Srpska Republika News Agency (SRNA), 97-04-22
From: The Serbian Unity Congress Server at http://www.suc.org
APRIL 22 1997 DAY
NEWS REVIEW, REPUBLIKA SRPSKA
SARAJEVO - The president of the National Assmelby of Republika Srpska (RS),
Dragan Kalinic, scheduled the 7th session of the Parliament for April 23.
Deputies will consider the Basis of RS Economic policy for 1997 and
Proposal for 1996 budget adjustment.
BEOGRAD - The head of the RS Army General Staff, general Pero Colic, stated
that the name "B-H Army" is unallowable and it represents a flagrant
violation of the Dayton agreement and at the same time it indicates to all
the more obvious Muslim aspirations to have the whole of B-H for themselves.
In an interview for the "Vecernje Novosti", Colic said that the Serbs have,
in the recent contacts, informed the international representatives of the
issue.
BANJALUKA - Members of the RS Commission for POW Exchange Experts Team
identified Dragan Janjic (born 1955 in Banajluka) in Omarska, near Prijedor.
He was a member of the Fifth Kozara Brigade, and was killed in a battle in
Suva Mejda, near Novi Grad.
MODRICA - The main hearing began on April 21 in front of Grand Jury of the
Main Court in Modrica, in a process against Ferid (Semsa) Halilovic, from
Odzak, charged for war crimes against civilians in Croat and Muslim
prisoner camps in Odzak, Novi Grad, Slavonski Brod and Brod. Indictment
charges Halilovic of war crimes against civilians and military prisoners,
rape and severe physical injuries to which Rade Tomanovic, Ljubo Cvijanovic
and Mirkop Pejic succumbed, while tens of other Serb prisoners remained
permanently handicapped.
BANJALUKA - IPTF spokesman in Banjaluka, Alaun Roberts warned at the
continuing praxis of setting Serb houses in the Federation of B-H to fire.
"In the village of Vrtoce, near Drvar, unidentified perpetrators threw an
explosive device into a house of Jela Pecanac", stated Roberts at a press
conference.
BEOGRAD - Without indictments and trials, 16 Serbs are being held in
Croatian prisoners, which is an indicator of Croat noncompliance to all
previously reached agreements on POW release, says the president of the
Krajina Documentation-Information Centre "Veritas, Savo Strbac, in a
statement for "Vecernje Novosti".
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