Press: SAA offer, RTS chief punches

The newspapers are back in business after the break Sunday, and lead with SAA stories. ALO—"Coalition for Maxi", the tabloid accuses Minister of Trade Predrag Bubalo, DSS, of collusion with Delta Holding damaging to the municipality, as the company built its discount store in Kikinda; Maxi is the brand name of Delta's retail chain. Press: SAA offer, RTS chief punches Meanwhile, the state broadcaster RTS director, Aleksandar Tijanic, was reportedly involved in another incident with the Liberal-Democratic Party (LDP) members, whom the tabloid refers to as, Cedistas: "Tijanic beats up another Cedista". BLIC—"Serbia on threshold of signing agreement with Union", says the daily, and adds that the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) will be offered to Belgrade. "Cousin break's child's skull with pitchfork handle", this Aleksandrovac incident is also on the front page. VECERNJE NOVOSTI—"EU offer tomorrow?", wonders the newspaper. "Holiday of peace and love celebrated", is a look at Easter festivities in Serbia last weekend. "No cheap cooking oil", says that the variety found in Serbian stores costs RSD 145 per liter. GAZETA: "Tijanic beats on Easter too", more on the incident in the capital. As for the "two acorns John Lennon gifted Josip Broz", the tabloid reveals, "Oak that Lennon gave Tito found". GLAS JAVNOSTI—The daily leads with daily protests staged by Kosovo's Serbs: "We exist as well". "Well-paid to save boss' face?", investigates the reasons behind troubles faced by those who wish to access information via the government ministries' press offices. "Step away from elite", says that the Serbian Fed Cup team triumphed in Croatia. DANAS—"Only SAA and Kosovo can change dealt hands", claims the liberal daily, as it analyzes the campaign and elections that are now less than two weeks away. "Messages of peace for Easter", looks at the way the greatest Christian holiday was celebrated in this country. KURIR—"Kouchner involved", the tabloid says that former UNMIK chief and current French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner participated in the alleged organ trade, when Kosovo Albanians kidnapped local Serbs and removed and sold their vital organs in 1999. "I will not lie", deputy leader of the Radicals (SRS) Tomislav Nikolic is quoted on the front page. POLITIKA—"Easter messages of peace and goodwill", the newspaper reports about the holiday yesterday. Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO) leader Vu Draskovic, allied with Tadic's Democrats (DS), is interviewed: "Serbia is strong only if it is in EU". "Belgium and Holland propose agreement to Serbia", more on the SAA.

Press: SAA offer, RTS chief punches

Meanwhile, the state broadcaster RTS director, Aleksandar Tijanić, was reportedly involved in another incident with the Liberal-Democratic Party (LDP) members, whom the tabloid refers to as, Čedistas: "Tijanić beats up another Čedista".

BLIC—"Serbia on threshold of signing agreement with Union", says the daily, and adds that the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) will be offered to Belgrade.

"Cousin break's child's skull with pitchfork handle", this Aleksandrovac incident is also on the front page.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI—"EU offer tomorrow?", wonders the newspaper.

"Holiday of peace and love celebrated", is a look at Easter festivities in Serbia last weekend.

"No cheap cooking oil", says that the variety found in Serbian stores costs RSD 145 per liter.

GAZETA: "Tijanić beats on Easter too", more on the incident in the capital.

As for the "two acorns John Lennon gifted Josip Broz", the tabloid reveals, "Oak that Lennon gave Tito found".

GLAS JAVNOSTI—The daily leads with daily protests staged by Kosovo's Serbs: "We exist as well".

"Well-paid to save boss' face?", investigates the reasons behind troubles faced by those who wish to access information via the government ministries' press offices.

"Step away from elite", says that the Serbian Fed Cup team triumphed in Croatia.

DANAS—"Only SAA and Kosovo can change dealt hands", claims the liberal daily, as it analyzes the campaign and elections that are now less than two weeks away.

"Messages of peace for Easter", looks at the way the greatest Christian holiday was celebrated in this country.

KURIR—"Kouchner involved", the tabloid says that former UNMIK chief and current French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner participated in the alleged organ trade, when Kosovo Albanians kidnapped local Serbs and removed and sold their vital organs in 1999.

"I will not lie", deputy leader of the Radicals (SRS) Tomislav Nikolić is quoted on the front page.

POLITIKA—"Easter messages of peace and goodwill", the newspaper reports about the holiday yesterday.

Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO) leader Vu Drašković, allied with Tadić's Democrats (DS), is interviewed: "Serbia is strong only if it is in EU".

"Belgium and Holland propose agreement to Serbia", more on the SAA.