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More die in Croatian fighting;
prospects for peace brighten
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia
(AP) — A senior European Com
munity official arrived Sunday
to cement a plan to end two
months of Serb-Croatian fight
ing.
Despite Saturday's accep
tance of the plan by Serbia, the
last holdout, the bloodshed con
tinued. Two
in renewed
ian Interior Ministry
Zagreb.
And the airspace above Croa
tia and Slovenia remained closed
for a second day.
On Saturday, federal war
planes intercepted a Ugandan
Airlines Boeing 707 reportedly
carrying 19 tons of contraband
arms for Croatia.
Dutch Foreign Minister Hans
Van den Broek, whose country
holds the 12-nation EC's rotating
presidency, said, "We expect to
sign an agreement on a rein
forced cease-fire and on the sta
tioning of international ob
servers to monitor and guaran
tee it.
"We have received sufficient
positive indications that make us
hopeful that we can conclude
this agreement" with all parties
involved, he told reporters.
Yugoslav Foreign Minister
Budimir Loncar said all six Yu
goslav republics, the collective
state presidency, and the federal
government were expected to
sign the agreement.
The announcement of Ser
bian acceptance of the EC peace
plan was made by Serbian For
eign Minister Vladislav Jo-
vanovic. Croatia and the federal
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overnment had agreed to it ear-
A Dutch foreign ministry
spokeswoman in The Hague
that in talks last
said Sunday
week with EC envoys, Serbian
leaders had reversed their earlier
objection to cease-fire observers
in Croatia. She spoke on condi
tion of anonymity.
Serbian acceptance came a
day before an EC ultimatum to
comply elapsed.
The EC said it would take
unspecified action against hard
line Serbia, the nation's largest
republic, if it didn't accept the
plan.
Despite calling the Serbian
move "encouraging," the
spokeswoman said EC officials
still had reservations about
peace prospects.
Libertarians hope for 1992 support
CHICAGO (AP) — Society digests new ideas in
three phases, says Libertarian Party member Jon
Kalb. First they're ridiculed, then debated, and fi
nally accepted. The Libertarians believe they have
gotten past the ridicule phase.
"I think we're in the phase where our ideas are
starting to be debated and I think people who con
sider our ideas with an open mind are starting to
accept them," Kalb said at the party's presidential
nominating convention, which continued through
Sunday.
Acceptance is the most Libertarians dare hope
for in 1992; they acknowledge that their presiden
tial nominee, Andre Marrou, hardly stands a
chance.
With the Democrats in disarray 14 months be
fore the election. President Bush looks like a shoo-
in for another term, said delegate Dottie-Lou
Brokaw of Woodstock, N.Y. "To say otherwise
would be silly," she said.
But like many members of the country's third-
largest political party, Brokaw was confident of
winning converts next year.
The Libertarians hope to be on the ballot in ev
ery state, and say they expect to get a lot of anti-
Bush votes from people who see no significant dif
ference between the GOP and the Democrats.
The platform of the 20-year-old Libertarian
Party is radically different from those of the major
parties.
Libertarians advocate personal freedom and
voluntary cooperation. They oppose taxes and reg
ulation and see national defense as the federal
government's main function.
Several convention speakers said they favored
making all drugs legal, under the Libertarian view
that the government should let people make their
own mistakes.
China plans
to continue
socialism
HONG KONG (AP) - Chi
na's hard-line Premier Li Pen$
said in an interview televisec
Sunday that his country will
continue "walking the socialist
road" despite the collapse of
communism in the Soviet Union.
A high-ranking Chinese mili
tary official disclosed, mean
while, that China has its army,
navy and air force on alert as a
result of the upheaval in
Moscow.
In his first public statement
on the Soviet changes, Li, the
leader of the world^ last great
totalitarian state, told Hong
Kong's TVB that China's Com
munist Party would not budge
in its policies.
"This is the Chinese people'
historical decision," said the 63
year-old premier, relaxed in a
shiny gray suit. "We are fully
confident of the future of Chi
na.
But the collapse of commu
nism in the Soviet Union has left
China isolated. Reports from
Beijing and Hong Kong say Chi
na's hard-line leaders reacted
with shock when the coup failed
and with dismay at news that
the Soviet Communist Party was
suspended Thursday and its ac
counts frozen.
Beijing's official line, reiterat
ed by Li, is that the Soviet tur
moil is an "internal matter for
the Soviet people."
He said good relations be
tween the two nations "did not
depend so much on ideology or
social system."
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