Huebner and Truszcynski fly to Brussels

Ever more questions have arisen over the settlements Poland negotiated in Co penhagen and Danuta Huebner, the Minister for European Affairs and Jerzy Tru szczynski, the deputy head of the Foreign Ministry, are flying to Brussels t oday in order to dispel mounting doubts. A European Commission spokesman sai d, "Brussels is ready for a 'flexible' interpretation of the treaty resoluti ons." By the end of the week Poland is to settle on the substantive content of the accession treaty. However there are increasing concerns about the res ults of the talks. The list of fears includes direct payments for land and r evised milk quotas. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p.A1) A.C.