8 children and one adult drown The 10- to 12-year-old children were all from the Kiras neighbourhood and attended the same school A boat trip on 1 May ends in tragedy Search continues with divers for the bodies of the drowned (page 2)

Did an Austrian come, or a European? (page 3) photo ROLI BLAKA (AP)

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Vlorë / Another convicted fugitive from the April 23 case is returned to his cell. The one from Tirana, followed with such fanfare. Along with him in Vlorë there was also the arrest of the theft organizer, the professional mind? m[?] years old. He was caught at his home, but escaped? later in the possession of a passport with stamp 2. Saban? Ferud skaf[?]son, escort of the fugitives from the cell,? and? detained, did not go to the court for the arrests that were made? He also [?]

7 Croats dead and 60 injured People in the streets were walking with their hands over their heads, while the sky was darkening from the explosions During a fourteen-hour? period the centre of the Croatian capital was hit with rockets. Sirens were heard, as far as Krski, Jtrese? were felt in the southwestern parts of Zagreb. The National Theatre building, the museum building and the main street were hit hard. According to reports, five others? were killed and 27 others were injured in yesterday’s attack. Croatian president Franjo Tuđman said that the Serb rockets were launched from the region of the Serbs of Krajina in Croatia. In connection with yesterday’s bombing, Croatian president Franjo Tuđman accused. Meanwhile, the Serb armed forces of Bosnia announced that an UN pilot aircraft had flown over the Stips? area of the Croatian Presheva region and had killed five? Bosnian Serb civilians in Fun. This caused? the September. Zagreb was bombed for the first time in the conflict of the breakup of the former Yugoslavia. Short-range Soviet surface-to-surface rockets were used. The bombardments began? because of the Croatian offensive in northern Bosnia and eastern Croatia. The Security Council resolution condemns this violation? of the p[?]m?e.[?] photo REUTERS From yesterday’s bombing in the Croatian capital, Zagreb

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