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Show Page AIO THE DAILY HtRALD, Provo. Utah, Wednesday, July 7. IW WORLD (OMinxo) Families await word of missing DJAKOVICA, Yugoslavia His family clings to (AP) hope. But there's little reason to believe Kastriot Zherka wasn't Shot down by Serb police like so Jnany others, then dumped in a mass grave or a river, or burned to unidentifiable ash. Zherka's wife, daughters, parents and sisters have no body to bury, and they are not alone. Community leaders say at least 1,200 men, women and children are missing from Djakovica, more than has been reported from any other part of Kosovo. '. This city on the Albanian border has been a wellspring of Albanian nationalism, and was brutally targeted during the Serb crackdown on Kosovo Albanians. "We really need to know, if only to bury him properly," said Zherka's sister Arta. Many are likely dead, but Home of the missing may be in Daloni Yugoslav prisons. Carlisle, the Red Cross spokeswoman in Kosovo, says at least 2,000 "security detainees" from the Kosovo war are being held, according to lists Yugoslav federal justice authorities reportedly shared with local officials. Those lists have not been given to the Red Cross, and few Albanians have been able to approach officials in Yugoslavia for information about their missing loved ones. Last month, Yugoslavia released 166 prisoners to the Red Cross, and this week it passed on the names of 481 others that Red Cross officials will be able to visit and put in contact with their families. The organization also has received complaints that nearly 300 Serbs were abducted by the Albanian separatist Kosovo Liberation Army; the KLA denies holding anyone. The Red Cross has called on both sides to negotiate prisoner releases, an issue that was overlooked in the U.N. resolution that ended Kosovo's war. d Every morning, a few hundred relatives of the missing march silently through VORNADO Djakovica. On Tuesday, one boy carried a sign: "Help me get my father back." Mothers carry photographs of their missing sons. The march ends at KLA offices, where a list of the missing grows day by day. Arta Zherka hitched a ride to the Kosovo capital, Pristina, for a fruitless search of the Red Cross list She has spoken to everyone she can find in Djakovica who might know something about her brother. He was last seen being herded with other Albanians to a neighborhood alley, then shots were heard. She has searched the alley and found identification cards belonging to other missing men, but nothing pointing to her brother. She rarely discusses her search with her parents. "We're trying to give each other hope," Arta Zherka said. fully-directa- year-roun- C5 $129 Barak's new Cabinet puzzles many Israelis A forJERUSALEM (AP) who minister eign speaks little who a minister English, police quotes de Tocqueville, a justice minister who never studied law, a rabbi to plan roads and a finance minister whose appointment sent stocks plummeting. Prime Minister Ehud Barak's new government, sworn in is a Tuesday, puzzlement to many Israelis, who wonder whether it has what it takes to make the hard choices Israel faces in its negotiations with the Arabs. Others said the chief's selections reflect his determination to make fateful decisions alone. "Judging by the composition of his government, it seems he expects to carry out all these tasks alone, with a commando knife between his teeth," analyst Nahum Barnea wrote in Yediot Ahronot. 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