A concealed handgun was found on the Albanian, who was arrested. The UN International Police have posted lists of candidates to be tested next week for entrance into the next class of the Kosovo Police Training School in Vuciturn, which starts in November. Testing begins at 8 a.m. on Monday in Pristina. They are concentrating on establishing government structures and deciding on staffing of municipal administrations. They are pursuing political negotiations aimed at ensuring the representation of different ethnic and political groups in local government structures.
Negotiations are underway to establish three more.
In addition, four civil affairs officers have been assigned to trouble spots in the Pristina region. The Joint Civil Commission on Telecommunications met last week and approved telephone rates. This week they have started sending bills to customers. Companies are currently being invited to submit bids to rehabilitate both the mobile and landline phone systems. The first meeting of the Kosovo Gender Task Force took place yesterday, chaired by the United Nations Development Fund for Women.