In brief: New 'terrorist' evidence; Row over Miłosz's resting place

A search conducted with highly specialist equipment has revealed traces of powerful explosives in the closet and on the hands of a French citizen arrested in Swarzędz and suspected of terrorism. "The equipment is very sensitive. It is not possible that it could have made a mistake," said a source close to the Internal Security Agency (ABW), which up to now was almost sure that the man was only a tourist. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A3; Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 5) ... The row over Nobel prize-winning poet Czesław Miłosz's final resting place has been resolved after it was decided he will be buried in the tombs of the Skałka church, in Kraków, together with other renowned Polish personalities. His tomb will be financed by Kraków's local authorities, made of Polish stone by a Polish stonemason. The funeral will take place on Friday at 11 a.m. in the famous Holy Mary's church. (Rzeczpospolita, 21-22 VII, p. A1) D.W.