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Special militias formed to intimidate non-Serbs

Shelling foils UN bid to restore power supply to Sarajevo
SARAJEVO (Bosnia Herze gov Ina), Sept 35: Shelling frustrated UN soldier* attem pt* Thursday to restore elec trical power that was knocked out three days earlier to 80 per cent of the Bosnian capital, reports AP
In neighbouring Croatia, the United Nations' chief civilian officer warned Croatian offi cial* not to begin returning refugees to the easternmost of four UN protection zone*. *ay Ing that Serb militias were still menacing civilians.
Cyrus Vance and Lord Owen, the envoys leading the ongoing Yugoslav peace con fere nee in Geneva, said they would fly to Banja Luka on Friday to Investigate similar reports of Intimidation around the Serb stronghold in north cm Bosnia.
Serb fighters who want to remain tied to Serbia and Montenegro the remaining re publics in Yugoslavia, have cap lured two-th1rds of Bosnia. At
least 10.000 people have been killed since Bosnia * Muallm and Croat* voted February 29 for independence from Yugos Uwta
Shelling began Wednesday morning a* a team of engineer* left UN Protection Force headquarter* tn an armored car for the damaged electricity station north of the city at Ugorsko They made rib progress on repairs
Sarajevo has suffered from irregular electricity and water supplies for much of its nearly ■lx month-long siege by Serb force* Only about 20 per cent of the city of 400.000 real dent* ha* had power since shells slammed Into the Ugo rsko power substation Monday night
The warring parties Muslim*. Serbs and Croat* — signed an agreement last weekend In Geneva not to di* rupt basic utility supplies.
Bosnian state radio said Thursday that water supply line* near Stup. a western sub
urb that has seen heavy fight Ing, were being repaired. Water should be running again soon In all nearer part* of Sarajevo and In about 40 per cent of house in the old town. It said.
The Belgrade-based Tanjug news agency said at least six Serb fighters were wounded in clashes around Blhac, a government stronghold in northwest Bosnia. Croatian radio said Serb artillery hit the center of Blhac, wounding ftve children and one adult.
In neighboring Croatia, au t ho ri tie* nave been pressuring the United Nation* to begin returning Croat* and other ethnic groups forced to flee four zone* of the republic that were seized by Serbs last year
Cedric Thornberry, chief UN civil affair* officer, said in a letter Thursday that he opposed returning refugees to their homes In the eastern sector, which witnessed Intense fighting last year —
around the cltie* of Os liek. Vukovar. Vtnkovcl and Bell Manastir.
UN official* report that Serb fighter* baaed in the are*. Instead of disarming under terms of the UN plan, have formed special militia* to intimidate non Serbs, attacking house* and blowing up churches.
"A climate of intimidation and hostility exist* In various location* on both side*,' Thornberry's letter said.
"It would be quite wrong for those who have suffered the trauma of being driven from their homes Jx> run the major risk of new personal disasters through premature return, and we cannot support It".
In Austria, Serb-dominated Yugoslavia suffered another diplomatic setback when the International Atomic Energy Agency followed the lead of the UN General Assembly and barred It from the nuclear watchdog group.