Issue 37 - June 8, 1992

Last week, at a press conference in the State Department, Mrs. Margaret Tutwiler mentioned the case of "Visegrad Bus", which transported the Muslim refugees to Macedonia on May 28, but was stopped at the Serbian border and returned to Visegrad with 17 passengers (men) missing

While Yugoslav economic policy-makers, among other things, are racking their brains over how many zeros they should cross off the increasingly worthless dinar notes, the number of those publicly demanding that (at least at the same time) the crossing off of the main causes of (and the culprits for) our economic disaster should begin, is increasing

Will Serbia and Montenegro quarrel over economic issues?

VREME has it from unofficial sources that Kecmanovic and Pejanovic have accepted positions in the B&H Presidency - which supposedly covers the whole territory of B&H - with the full support of the West, in particular the USA. It is not clear to what extent Milosevic influenced this choice, but it is interesting that the media loyal to him has not come down on these new members of the Presidency in their usual manner

A realistic solution: tell him he's won again, that there's no need to win anymore and that he should step down for the sake of the well-being of the country. This could cut ice with him

Were Milosevic to hand in his resignation before a government of national salvation is formed in Belgrade, Serbia is threatened by a military dictatorship and lawless junta

Bozovic's posture with his chin up looks ridiculous to everyone who does not know how hard it is to look down one's nose at a superior world. Drchnost actually means that one is incapable of accepting one's own size, which is the number-one problem in Serbia