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Odraz B92 Daily News Service


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      ODRAZ B92, Belgrade                             Daily News Service

      Odraz B92 vesti (by 4 PM), April 9, 1997

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      NEWS BY 4 PM

        Draskovic Walks Out  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  18
        New Teachers' Strike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  26
        Djukanovic: No Retreat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  31

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      NEWS BY 4 PM
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      DRASKOVIC WALKS OUT

      Opposition leader Vuk Draskovic arrived in Belgrade on Wednesday,
  20  having left the Serb-Albanian round table talks. The Project for
      Ethnic Relations, which is hosting the talks, had no official
      explanation for Mr Draskovic's sudden departure. The remainder of
      the participants in the conference continued with their
      discussions. A joint news conference will be held on Wednesday
  25  evening at the conclusion of the dialogue.


      NEW TEACHERS' STRIKE

      Teachers at 31 schools in Belgrade went on strike on Wednesday.
      Several more schools announced that they will join the industrial
      action on Thursday. The teachers are demanding payment of long-
  30  overdue salaries.


      DJUKANOVIC: NO RETREAT

      Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, at a media conference
      in Slovakia on Wednesday, said that he had no intention of backing
      down from his clash with President Momir Bulatovic and the ruling
  35  Democratic Party of Socialists in Montenegro.

      ``Do I look like someone who is retreating?'' Mr Djukanovic asked
      journalists.

      On Tuesday the executive committee of the ruling DPS party in
      Montenegro decided that the views expressed in Mr Djukanovic's
  40  open letter to the President had not met the demands of the party
      management.

      Prepared by: Goran Dimitrijevic
      Edited by: Steve Agnew

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