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Some 60 Spanish U.N. troops held hostage in besiegedMOSTAR for five days were released by their civilian captors, who said they feared a Croat attack. In exchange, three new Spanish armored personnel carriers arrived to reassure the civilians.Bosnia's Muslim and Serb leaders agreed in GENEVA on a new cease-fire and prisoner exchange but remained far apart on a proposed ethnic map for Bosnia. However, Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic predicted that all three factions will sign an overall peace settlement today.

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia -- He is hailed as the consummate Balkan politician, a master of the Byzantine maneuver and supreme practitioner of power politics. But President Slobodan Milosevic's complete grip on Serbia apparently does not include his own home.The problem is his wife, Mirjana, who last December agreed to write a column for the magazine Duga. Her first effort dealt with just-held elections that gave her husband a landslide victory and solidified support for his Bosnian policy.Did she wax happy or content?