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Balkan blood-letting began when armed Serbs rebelled against Croatian independence during the breakup of the former Yugoslav federation.
Churkin said he would travel today to Washington, where Bosnia's Croats and Muslims are to sign an agreement on a U.S.-backed federation tomorrow.
He said that the Americans were using their contacts to calm Muslim-Croat hostilities and that the Russians were working on defusing Serb-Croat and Serb-Muslim tensions.
After his meeting with Croatian Serb leader Milan Martic, Churkin
talked with Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic. He then met with President Slobodan Milosevic of Serbia, the dominant state in the shrunken Yugoslavia.
Vitaly Churkin, Russia's special envoy on Yugoslavia, said the talks should yield a formal agreement ceasing military and all other hostilities between Croats and Serbs in Croatia.
Talks between leaders of Croatia's Serbs and the Croatian government will take place Tuesday at the Russian Embassy in Zagreb, another indication that Moscow as well as Washington are pushing hard for an overall peace.
Churkin is trying to persuade Karadzic to join the Muslim-Croat federation in Bosnia. Karadzic, whose troops now hold 70 percent of Bosnia, has said he wants to retain 60 percent of the war-torn state. Serbs made up only a third of Bosnia's population when the war began.
Churkin acknowledged it was difficult to find a solution that would preserve the independence for which Bosnia and Croatia have paid so dearly, while acceding to the desires of Serbs in both states to have strong ties with Serbia.
But he said that he and Karadiz agreed "that there are ways to push the very difficult negotiating process forward."
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TOPEKA — Legislation that would cut property taxes on a majority of Kansas vehicles won House approval yesterday, but part of the package could receive a chilly reception in the Senate.
Representatives approved, 76-48, a bill that would make the taxation of cars, vans, motorcycles, pickups and light trucks uniform across the state.
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"I'm not sure we've got enough time left in the session to give it adequate and careful attention," said Langworthy, R-Prairie Village.
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — Serbs and Croats, the main rivals in Yugoslavia's bloody breakup, agreed yesterday to hold their first talks on formally ending their vicious 1991 war, which later engulfed Bosnia.
head of its Assessment and Taxation Committee, Sen. Audrey Langworthy, expressed reservations about it, noting that only three-and-a-half weeks remain in the regular legislative session.
Both bills are designed to address complaints about the state's vehicle taxes, which are the highest in the nation.
The first bill inspired more controversy because the overall vehicle taxes in 50 of the state's 105 counties would increase.
The House also passed, 115-8, a bill that changes how the state determines how much taxes the owners of recreational vehicles and trailers pay each year. It could cut taxes by hundreds of dollars for some owners.
In addition, the owners of many older vehicles would see their taxes increase, while the owners of new, more expensive cars would see their taxes decrease
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Currently, the taxes on a vehicle are based on 30 percent of its appraised value, multiplied by an average property tax mill levy in each county.
The Senate already has passed a version of the second bill, but its proposal was amended significantly by the House Taxation Committee. Senators must review the amendments and decide whether they want to accept them.
State Department spokesman Mike McCurry said Monday's talks could go ahead only if it was determined that the U.N. inspection had been successful.
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The IEAA, a U.N. agency based in Vienna, said North Korea denied its seven inspectors access to a reprocessing plant they wanted to check for any signs of nuclear material being sidetracked to a weapons program.
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The inspectors returned to Vienna late Tuesday. McCurry said the United States would not have the U.N. agency's final evaluation of the inspection until Monday.
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Another stumbling block to the talks in Geneva is the failure of North and South Korea to work out an exchange of high-level envoys, a condition set by Washington. Another meeting between the rival states is set for Saturday.
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Refused access could halt talks between U.S., North Korea
The report cast further doubt that a new round of talks between the United States and the reclusive Communist state would be held Monday.
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VIENNA, Austria — North Korea's refusal to let inspectors into a nuclear reprocessing plant thwarted the search for a secret atomic weapons program, the International Atomic Energy Agency said yesterday.
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