Serbs and Croats agree to hold talks
Belgrade Yugoslavia Reuters AP reports Serbs and Croats agreed to hold their first formal talks to end the 1991 war. Talks will be held next Tuesday at the Russian Embassy in Zagreb with Moscow and Washington pressing for peace. Vitaly Churkin said a ceasefire deal for Serb-held Krajina is a likely outcome.
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Rabin rejects Palestinian security demands. offers Golan talks
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin rejects Palestinian calls for new West Bank security measures in light of attacks. He signals readiness to pursue a territorial compromise on the Golan Heights with Syria while tying any changes to mutual commitments. Rabin stresses security is a two way street and voices no change to the September agreement for Palestinians to govern their own affairs.
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