NEWS
December 10, 1995 | TRACY WILKINSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Milorad Jokic, a well-dressed lawyer from a prominent Sarajevo Serbian family, spoke calmly Saturday of his fears of life under the rule of the Muslim-led Bosnian government. But suddenly, as he described what he expects will be a brutal future of misery and intimidation, the 61-year-old man's eyes reddened and his face contorted in uncontrollable sobs. "Where will I go?" he cried, standing in the middle of the Ilidza market. "I have no place to go, but I cannot wait for the Muslims to come.