Show A6 WORLD The Salt Lake Tribune ing that he maintain control of the army The United States special envoy to the negotia- tions Lawrence Pezzullo then intervened in an attempt to convince the military chief to show some flexibility After the meeting diplomats said Cedras apparently was willing to consider resigning a move that for the moment apparently rescued the talks and prompted the key UN mediator Dante Caputo to say there was a basis for continuing the negotiations Caputo apparently would like action before September the second anniversary of the coup that overthrew Aristide A worldwide oil and arms embargo on Haiti went into effect last week and was credited by Caputo with forcing the military into negotiations to restore Aristide The talks are the first between Aristide and Cedras since the coup that ousted Aristide a former priest who took power the previous February after winning the country's first freely held elections 'Haiti Talks Still on Track Despite Major Roadblocks REUTER NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK — Apparent willingness by Haiti's army strongman to at least consider stepping aside saved talks on restoring democracy from imminent collapse Monday sources close to the negotiations reported But major roadblocks remain in talks in which the UN-impose- main protagonists President Aristide and Gen Raoul Cedras the man who overthrew him in a September 1991 coup have not even met face to face Earlier foreign diplomats on hand at the secluded Governors Island off Manhattan said Cedras appeared to have no intention of stepping down insist two Jean-Bertran- d at SARAJEVO — Ethnic A ') f''' ' 4 'P a J- -t Serb and Croat forces appeared to be cooperating to keep Bosnia's Muslim-legovwhile peace ernment talks took place in Geneva on Monday Fighting intensified as Serb and Croat political leaders at the talks stepped up pressure on Bosnia's government to accept the parti' tioning of the former Yugoslav republic into three ethnic states Bosnian radio accused Serbs and Croats of cooperating on the battlefield "as a kind of military pressure on the negotiators to divide Bosnia" 4a $ f' t 4 ' A ') ''''' 0 )' - 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