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, , , , VOL. XX, NO. 277 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1983 (HOOT 9, 1361 ILS" ' m rmvit flo Karmal honours '4 Y ' J "Ml army heroes s ?! ;:.i ff KABUL, February ; 28 and their revolutionary (Bakhtar) Babrak state as well as under the Karmal, General ' Secret- wise guidance of, Babrak ary of the PDPA CC and Karmal fri person," '"'(y',' President of the RC aw- arded the Order of,,, the According to another re- Red Banner here yester- port, a number of soldiers day to a number of offi- and officers of the air and cers of the army in appr- -, air defence forces, who dis- eciation of their valuable played devotion and sacri- fice in the cause of the de- -' services in defence f, of, the gains of the Saur Re- fence of the gains' of the' Saur Revolution, also recei- volution. V .... ,r. ved medals and insignia's at ' On behalf of the Central a function yesterday. Committee of the PDPA CC, , its Politburo and Secretariat Maj Gen Khalilull.ah, De- and the Council of. Minis-,- , puty Minister of Defence, ' ters. and on his own behalf in a speech,' praised the and devotion congratulating ; the recipi- heroism of the ents on receiving the Order soldiers and officers in en- creating of the Red Banner, . Kar- suring security and 7 ' mal said that the great role a peaceful atmosphere .; in Babrak Karmal, General Secretary of the PDPA CC and President of the RC, with the recipients of the Order of the played by the army in def-- , , the country. Red Bannar. .. !' .1 1 J (Photo: Bakhtar) ence or inear sacrea , iana He ' congratulated and the honour of the na-- , 'jthem tion were recorded in lett-- . on their successes in gulf-- " Villagers appreciate Goyt ers of gold in the history of illing their duties and' JANGALAK WORKERS UP wished them further 'vict- SET Afghanistan. 1; ories in carrying out their efforts for nation-buildin- g assigned duties. ' " He wished them furth- 1 !. CIVIL DEFENCE GROUP MAIMANA, February 28 Mullah Faizuddin and Jalal, er successes in the annih- . . (Bakhtar). The toiling peo- on others behalf expressed ilation, of the enemies of The commander of the KABUL, ..February 28 er, in a speech at the func- undeclared war unleashed Aca- ple of the Cuzari Qala villa- happiness for the attention ' Air and Air Defence (Bakhtar). The , militant tion, praised the; bravery by the imperialism against the revolution. , demy,' on behalf of other of- workers of the Jangalak Fa- and devotion displayed by the country, Danesh said: ge in the Khuaja Namoas of the party and the state., : people, and ' ficers, pledged "devotion ctories held a function in the workers in fheir ef- "Our people need peace, subdistrict of the Pashtoon towards the Later, Chief of Staff of , sacrifice realis-- hall of the factory to forts to raise production because we can build a Koot district and the Tor-bakh- to especially towards the pe the Armed Forces Gen : and for, the ' the village of the same sants in this distant. Baba Jan assured Karmal, ation of the aspirations of form a civil defence group. and defend the gains of prosperous and blossoming Dan-es- district, in separate gather- They also expressed all on behalf of the officers the Saur Revolution, par Mohammad Ismael the Saur Revolution. society and implement the ings, expressed their grati- round cooperation with the and commanders of, the ticularly its new and evolu' alternate member of the Reaffirming the need to democratic reforms in the " CQ - form civil gro- mass- tude for the helpful mea- party and state to ensure sac- -, v rDPA Politburo aMi- the defence interest of the broad army, of "unflinching ' r sures taken by the revoluti- security in their regions. rifices on the part of the1 SVi-l- nes and industries Minist ups under the conditions of es only under peaceful con- ditions." onary state on the benefit Revolution defence gro-- 1 army defending v for the of the people of Afghanis- ups were also formed by the objectives of the ' v Saur The president of the fac- tan. residents of the villages. Revolution under the lea- -' dership of the PDPA CC tories and the care-lak- of the civil defence groups They once more; pledged Paikargar Czech envoy of the Kabul province, the their readiness in realising Governor of Kabul and Am- the objectives of the new attends rally wor- and evolutionary !: phase ir v Mohammad, , a of hosts reception ker of the mould'Pj section the Saur Revolution. The gatherings att- in Kandahar ' of the factories, spoke on were KABUL1, 28 February : the need to form c;vi def- ended by the Deputy Agri- KANDAHAR, February (Bakhtar) The 35th an- ence groups and Ihe duties culture and Land Reforms 28 (Bakhtar) Sayed niversary of the victory of of the groups Ministry. He explained the the working people of Cz- good aims of the party and Tahir Shah Paikargar, alternate member of echoslovakia over fascism Al the end, a message of the state and also spoke of the PDPA CC and deputy in- was marked at a reception the workers of the Jangalak the charter of the Saur Re- rt ? i,i charge of the organisat-- , hosted by the Czechoslov- j' (.mm !.'' Jsruit ., r , addressed to the PDPA CC volution for the prosperity ional department of the ak's ambassador in Kabul Mohammad Ismael ' Danesh, addressing the function held to form a and Babrak Karmal, Gene- of the suffering people of yes- party CC, attended a ga- in his residence here ' group In' Jangalak ,, ral Secretary of the PDPA this country. ' ' civil defence the Factories. v "' ' : thering held by wor- terday.,, ',. (Photo: Bakhtar) CC and President of the RC Haji Mohammad Akram, the in person, about the contin king people of the Arg-hand- ab Some members of Poli- uation of the struggle New medical district of the tburo and the secretaries, inst the mercenaries sent Kandahar province at the . of MANY NEW COMMUNICATIONS district centre. the'Central Committee from abroad and the counter-rev- institute nears of the PDPA, other CC olution, was read out high-rankin- g .' members and by the president of the tra- Pakargar spoke on the . state PROJECTS UNDERWAY measures of Governm- officials, and the . de union of the factories. , completion the

ambassadors of friendly'., (1983-1984- ent for the prosperity of." ' '.KABUL, February 28 ). . the gratis aid of the Sov-- office of ci- Then, the the KABUL, February 28 the people bloss- countries in Kabul were Mazar-Hairata- n ch- and the (Bakhtar) . For the first The iet Union. vil defence organ of tl;e fa- the quests at- - the recept- (Bakhtar) The constr- oming of revolutionary a channel system of annel project has been In the Kabul city, the ctory was inaugurated by ' time, uction of the State Medi Afghanistan. ion.- ; .. establ- telex a cap- telephones will be completed and., is ready station with Daneh. cal Institute of Kabul is ished between several pr- for Communications pur- acity of 80 lines was not almost completed. Abdul Samad Akhim-dzada- h, MEETING ovinces of the country., poses., The 'Channel stat--: enough to meet the needs Tnc participants of the ...'I , V( one of the resid- - In a detailed report on, ion was provided by the of the city. Therefore, it function visited the weap- KABUL, February ( The project is being bu- ents, on others' behalf, postal and communic- - Soviet Union for the Co- is planned to expand it ons depots, the dormitory, Anahita Rate-- the ilt on an area of 20,000 sq- expressed "all-rou- so- daily Ha-- ', mmunications Ministry. by 20 more lines. The ap- and primary health ser- bzad, member of the PDPA' r ation services, the uare metres. lidarity tele- with the party qiqate Enqlabe 'paur, or- This project . ensures paratus and equipments vice of the organ. CC Politburo and President and the Government in PD.PA.CC, wri-- ,. phone and telegraph lin--, for this project will be It has 14 block of one of the Peace Solidarity and gan of the implementing theV ks with purchased from the cre- As many as 240 workers, to five stories. Three bl the plans Friendship Organisation had tes that, with victory the Hairatan port Revolution; through channel lines dits of Iraq. including men and women, ocks are for teaching 600 - a an introductory meeting in ' of the Saur. and .u.uuventdefending fttuHpnta . nnp anrf the gains of renovation and expa- - , an expansion of commun- are organised in nine units, tim her office with Lopez Pene-l- a, the the Saur Revolution." co- Radio of participate in self-- . two for the UNICEF incharge in: nsion of the cpuntry's ications links between stations the to the administration -, CPB-- 7 in- wi- ; . services, ha- the DRA and the Soviet type have been defence activities, besides and a projection hall Kabul. ' : o . mmunication, Union.. stalled a production work. a of 1,200 per- ve been included in the , with view to the th capacity Land deeds Five-Ye- ar Plan and is . broadcasting local progra- sons. KABUL, i Mo-qo- r, February 28 specif ically i- - considered As many as .325 : kms mmes in the cities of The nine units are those (Bakhtar). Sugar contract one of the economic dut- of telephone lines have Qalat, Lashkargah (A security and defence, su- Three blocks are reser- One hundred and seventy two ' and the district of Kho-- st pplies, materials, services, landless ies in the Programe , of been extended between ved for laboratories and peasants of Wazir Abad vil- with USSR Action pf the People's Mazare Sharif, Maimana, It is planned that such engineering, maintenance a dining room. One block lage in Sheberghan, Jauzj-a- n ' Democratic Party of Af- - Taluqan and Faizabad. stations will be built also of chemicals and gas, reco- will be for forensic med- KABUL, February 28 nnaissance and province, received the ghanistan. ., . -.t m In the cities of Charek-- . in the cities of Zaranj' communica- icine and five blocks for (Bakhtar). A contract for title deeds for their land Here are some ar, Puli "Khumri, Sheb-ergha- n and Farah by the end of tions, health and workshops and storage. the purchase of 40,000 tons of the: on Saturday. plans and achievements in and Ghazni, aut- the current year. The cost of this project of sugar was concluded be- - (Continued on Page 4) 230 as- - , omatic is over Afs million. tween departm- this sphere, enumere- stations have be the general ' .ted in the paper: , en installed. A' contract ent of sugar and fuel pro- Voluntary work The construction of the ; for the purchase of nece- ducts and the Soviet Vosto-kintor- g second telecommunicat- ssary equipments for the- company here yes- se ions projects with" a capa- - stations has been co- 23 terday. . i ' KABUL, February city of 700 telephone lines ncluded with the Elect- (Bakhtar). Members of i , ... I . begun, : ronic Company of the " Under this contract, - the has IP-- the DYOA primary organis- ' r German Democratic Re- Mr agreed sugar will be deliv-- Two building one in' ation of the party's first public. project fi- ered to the Afghan side Microroyan and the other This is precinct in Kabul took ac- nanced from I V"" in the first and second qu- in Khair Khana Mena, the credits tive part in the cleaning up of the GDR. arters of the coming Afgh- have been completed. The f n the debris at the Chenda-wa- l an year (beginning on Mar-- contract on purchase4 of The Shamshad televis- Takiakhana, which was V ch 21, 1983. the necessary ' equipmen- ion station has been inst- Am recently set on fire by the ' ft is already wor- counter-revolutionarie- s. ts of the project includ- alled and , ! Another contract was al- ing the installation of the king with a capacity of According to BIA, this fr- so concluded between the ' project costing over DM 12 communications, cha- iendly and collective volun- two sides here yesterday ' 17.2 million ha$ been co- nnels and one colour TV tary work continued from which Soviet Un- with. possibi- - x 9 a.m. to 12 under the ncluded the Sieme channel with the A scene of the volun tary work in the general Takia' of Chlndawal by noon, in the ion will be delivering 10,- -' ns Company and the wo- - '' Iity of expansion in the light of the humanitarian ' the members of the youth organisation of the precinct of the Kabul city sugar as gratis first objectives 000, tons of rk on this project will be future. This station has party committee. (Photo: Bakhtar) of the party and aid to the Afghan side. ' completed in 1362 "' HS J been installed as part of the state. PAGE 2 KABUL NEW TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1983 Boss mu,ranss: voices of revolution om The establishment of the National Fatherland Androp on; questions ' . ; Front Is a great historical event, because It : plays it. - i. .v an Important role in defending the national sovere--, Counter-revolutionar- y, .,.' . ignty and territorial integrity of independent Af- building-Socialism- ; IT ghanistan, Its establishment is effective in nullify- of'' ing the sworn enemies of Afghanistan and unites crimes laid bare all patriotic forces in a. common stronghold agar Speaking about how the the restrictions which which,, taken by itself, inst the enemies of our homeland. living history of Sociali- formed historically fall will be one-side- d and The report of the Secretary land. Now that an undeclared war has been launched sm relates to .predictions away, the forms of the will suffer from certain Father- The assistance extended by , of the National against our country, we workers should not rem- by Marx, he writes: v'ln: exercise of people's pow-- x inconsistencies will co- - ? land Front, presented at Britain and FRG to the ain indifferent, but try vigorously to enhance the our country, just as whe-- , er become more varied.. I mpletei Socialism be cre the Press conference he counter-revolutio-n of Af- process of production in the country and play a rever the power was ass- It is emphasized in the ated by the revolution Id at the Stor Palace of ghanistan amounting to 10 great role in defending the gains of the revolution.; umed by the working cU article that the USSR Co- ary cooperation of the pr- pounds sterling the Ministry of Foreign million Mohammad Aril, a worker of the Educat- ass, working people, this nstitution, which was ad- oletarians of all countries' Affairs, fully brings out and 60 million marks res- ion Printing Press. meant the triumph of de opted by the whole pec-- (Collected Works, Vol . the enormity of the ter-- pectively, have made a mocracy in the most pre- . pie in 1977 creates the le- 36, p. 306). This task is cri-- . ' rorist and subversive good contribution to the cise and litteral. sense of gislative basis for fur- being practically tackled mes of the counterrevolu- subversive activities the world genuine, vict- ther deepening of ; Socia- nowadays over vast are- , sabo- tion and its masters, the carried out by the ory of the people's- - pow- list democratism. as of the globe, in the fr- and its teurs, murderers, looters ' US imperialism, glimpses of olivet lands . er. The working r people amework of the World hege-monis- and plunderers through- Chinese were last . ' wh- allies, the at getting the "We do hot idealize wh- system of . Socialism, the reaction out Afghanistan. . and MM rights. and freedoms whi- at has been done and is ich has become the decis- region. The assistance of the imper- ch ' of the capitalism, has always, being done in our coun- ive factor of mankind's ialist and reactionary co- Fyodorov, an angler fr- 11.5 per cent decrease in denied and denies them, try in this sphere. Sov- social progress. And it is five years since untries for this unholy ca- om, the town of Rossoshi During the comparison with 1981. if not nominally then in iet democracy has and, it: being tackled along the victory of Saur Re- use means that they have (the Russian Federation) An politi- ' the international .essence." is to be supposed, will st- general line which was Afghanistan, been continuing their dir- has caught a sheatfish we- ' ' volution in cal poster contest which "Soviet democracy whi- ill have the difficulties of foreseen by Marx." counter-revolutio- n un- ect and gross interferen- ighing 52 kilograms. . the has been announced in ch came up against the ' growth conditioned by der the instruction of the ce in our internal affairs. Many residents of that Havana by the Organiz- particularly vicious res- "He does it rightly tod- ' the material potentialities US imperialism and its What is of greater import- town spend their days-o- ff ation for Solidarity of the istance of the counter-revolutiona- ry ay who, after asking him- of society, the level of co- ' spared no eff- ance is the US administra- practicing under-the-ic- e Peoples in- allies has of Africa, Asia forces, both nsciousness of the mass-- ; self: "What after all ; is large dama- tion's resolve to continue angling he- (Osp-aaa- l) ort to inflict and return and Latin America ternal and external, Was es, their political culture, Socialism?, turns forV the ges on the public and sta- its assistance to the counter-rev- me with big catch. Howe- is coming into being hon of to dedicated to the ; and also by the fact that answer .first all olution En-ge- over tin's of Afghan- , ls te properties all ver, fishing reserves do memory of the People's estly, without concealing , our society is developing the works by Marx, co- su- ' independent in an attempt to not deplete, thanks to hot-hous- free and istan, President of Chile Salv- its class character, "".. not not in e conditio- and Lenin. But he untry. ppress the Saur Revolu- numerous environmental ador Allende. stopping at legalizing the; may no longer limit hims- ' ns, not in isolation from of innocent tion, a revolution which measures tak- co- privileges of i The number protection The initiators of the the working the , hostile surrounding, elf to doing only this. ' including child- has been brought to vic- in people -, 'Social- people, en the republic in the ntest have called on the over the represe-- but under the cold win-,- ,, Today the notion yo-'un-g, supp- ren, women, old and tory by the broad past years. progressive artists of the ntatives of the exploiter-classe- s ds of the 'psychological ism can be apprehended ruthlessly millions of toil- who are ort of the whole world through par- who were fighting war' unleashed by imper-- only by taking into acco--: killed by the counter-revolutionari- es ers, workers, and peas- Irish missionaries are ticipation in the contest against the new power. ialism." unt the richest practical with the ants. believed to have been on to show solidarity with In its essence Soviet de- experience of the peoples imperialists and The report, noting the des- east of str- mocracy is alw- of help of the coast today's the Chilean people's and will Andropov writes that the Soviet Union and , foreign and internal reac- truction of 1,814 schools. US already, 900 years bef- uggle against the fascist ays be a democracy gua- "the multiform experien- the other fraternal count- - tion, is countless. The no- 31 hospitals, 111 basic ore Columbus discovered dictatorship. ranteeing the wides of ri- ce of the fraternal, Soci- ries. This experience sh- ble peoole of Afghanistan health centres, 800 heavy America, according to in- ghts and protecting the alist countries, which is ows how far from simple ; bear witness to the fact transport vehicles, 906 scriptions engraved in Indian archaeologists ha- interests of the working not identical in everyth- many problems arising and ; co- innumerable families peasant cooperatives old Irish alphabet on ve discovered the remnan- people, being in the way of Socialist - , that the prepared to ing, provides vast f mater- have lost a good number tens of industrial and rocks in West Virginia. ts of an urban-typ- e settle- order those who raise nstruction are. But also - the ial for theoretical inter- it of their members becau- agricultural development ment, dating back to the hand against the Socia- pretation." .... testifies that only Social- cri- se of the cold-bloode-d projects, brings out the Nine countries of the middle of the 12th Century list gains of the people". ism is able to solve the in- Mad-hy- mes of the counterrevolu- magnitude of damage Common Market without A.D., in the south of a "In the process of the v "I cannot but, recall in.,,' most difficult questions tionary 'bandits. flicted on the public and Greece produced in Ja- Pradesh. building of new society, this connection Lenin's of social reality", the Ge- counter-revolutio-n in Af- ' " The is private properties nuary 8.22 million tons of The foundations of clay the contents of Socialist words that ."only by a ser- neral Secretary of the by CPSU OC states'.' armed and financed ghanistan. raw steel, which is the walls, houses, stone paving, democracy are enriched, ies of attempts-7-eac- h of US-le-d imperialism, In the face of all the dest- figure 1973, numerous working imple- ..... the lowest since (Concluded) including Britain and the ructive acts and subver- according to statistics iss- ments and household uten- Federal Republic of Ger- sive activities of the count- ued in Brussels, sils are well extant beneath many, and its accomplices, er-revolution, as the Orders in the first 11 a layer of sand. Experts ha- Reagan's 'public, diplomacy' including Pakistan and people of the world wit- months of 1982 were 16.3. ve determined upon study- in other reactionary circles. ness, our revolution is per cent lower than in ing the finds that the resi- With the help of the United making headway towards 1981. The production "of dents of the settlement en- place of. constructive, policy States and its allies, more the construction of the rolled materials reached gaged in trading and farm- than 100 military and te- new, society, which is the 88.4 million tons last ye- ing and were familiar with rroristic training centres target of the development ar, which is more than a various crafts. Recent developments on ' a chemical weapons millions of- South Afric-- v have been set up in Pakis- plans of the People's De- in Washington again show ban, on the reduction; of ans. tan. Ever since the vict- mocratic Party of Afgha- that various trustifications naval .operations in . , the revolution- ory of Saur Revolution, nistan and the have' come to dominate Indian ocean, ot-- among v . It exactly this thousands of armed and ary Government. The no- US Foreign policy. Over, is hers), and refused to si- infrastructure.th-a- trained mercenaries have ble and toiling people of a short period of t dence time, gn one of the most impor- has become the prison been sent into Afghanist- Afghanistan are resolved the world witnessed .."Pr- tant agreements of this ce- for the people of Chile, an. The memories of the to carry the Saur Revo- oject Truth" a "campaign nturyan International these forward up to its Dioxine, a strong pois- The Soviet Union's fi- Guatemala and a dozen of tragedies, which lution to combat international . Law of the Sea Treaty. other in , Am- on, has been detected in rst nuclear and pow- ' states Latin mercenaries have brought final victory. heat terrorism" the TV show ..' Onta- erica and Asia free and in- the water of Lake er plant is under constru- about in the ';'Let Poland be Poland", , It is not a mere chance, Se-- Keath Norton, .Envi- of Go-k- y, dependent revolutionary The decision of the US '. rio, ction in the city with the participation " of ronmental Protection M- the Russian Federat- . either, that a situation has We Afghanistan, will never nate to provide larger aid the President;- - a propagar are witnessing the Gpvernment ' taken shape in the,, field from minds of counter-revolutionari- inister of the ion. imposition of "strong de-- fade the to the nda trick of renaming the of disarmament,' where ' of the Ontario province, It will provide enough mocracy", US , the noble and heroic peo- has aroused the MX into the "Peace Ke- Washington proved to style, in 250-30- have announced. heat for the heating of much-publiciz- EL Salvador, 0 ple of this country. wrath and anger of the the ed where epers"; and the be totally unprepared for ... patr- Apparently trying to city's area with a popul- civilians The supply of toiling people and "Zero Option" negotiations which lead are being, What- prevent panic Lake On- ation of 350,000. methodically killed eve- assistance to the iots in Afghanistan. aimed at unilateral disar- to concrete decisions in ' counter-revolutio-n magnitude of tario as a source of drink- The nuclear heat and ' ry week for-- this purpose - Afghan ever the mament of the USSR. the face of the serious So- du- Unit- ing water for millions of power plant will make and where the by the United States the assistance of the proposals on, cuts in nation has people in the southern pa- for a purer in viet ring last few years ed States to their atmosphere non-sto- p sh- to defend.ita: verv. life the "Now this the Europe-base- d t nuclear Revoluti- people of rts of the province the a large industrial centre. against this struggle for after the Saur ies, of DRA the ow is continued with the armaments, well as st- Minister said the Di- A large greenhouse as allocation of Afghanistan will continue that will ed "democracy" to the last on and the "Program of rategic arsenals. , - oxine content was not accompany the power pl- Salvadorean. 105 million dollars to the their stiff resistance to Democracy and Public ,

counter-revolutionar- y immediately dangerous to ant. ba- the aggression. Diplomacy" to popularize dange- human health. It would be also ndits for the current year The revolution, is invincible which a 56-sta- te internat- rous to underrate all oth- So, the present admini- will deci- Opposition, however, Huge automatic tip tr- ' are clear manifestations and the people ional conference of chie- er sinister consequences stration's dubious initi- demanded ac- US hos-- gains immediate ucks manufactured in fo-rei- of the implacable , sively defend the the fly Third World nations has ' spelled by .Washington's atives suggest at its tility towards our revolu- of their revolution to the tion. Soviet republic of Byel- been convened in Washing- "public . diplomacy" for . policy portfolio, wh- The Canadian Press re- orussia are being used tion, people and home last drops of their blood. to. ton. cause of peace. This ich does not contain, a ; ports that the US has bu- carry ore at of the the quarry "pr- single concrete and constr- Ri- applies, for one, to a ried near the Niagara the Kostomuksha ore . In these circumstances, ogram for strengthe--1 uctive idea as to how ma- ver, tens of thousands of concentrating complex the every realistic person is ning of democratic infr- ke the world a safer pla tons of poisonous waste (north-we- st of the well-warrant- ed bound to develop a over , the ce is stuffed with plans World Press of chemical production. It USSR). astructure all suspicion that been and projects of a differe- is washed out by subter- world" which has The mass media of the denied access to Zimba- all these effect of "pu- advanced in the - course nt kind those of massive of ranean water into the Ni- Every such truck ca- West has launched a bro- bwe for the coverage, blic diplomacy" are exp- of show. interference in the affairs agara river and Lake On- 110 tons this ad propaganda campaign the events in Zimbabwe in rries of ore. lained by the desperate ? of other tario. " RIGHT' countries, estab- aimed at discrediting the, a denigrating light. attempts of the US ad- This programme is a, lishment of "Fifth Colu-- The newspaper Toron- A phytotron in the city, home and foreign policy Speaking at the open- ministration to find any quintessence of the worst mns" and the launching of , to Star writes that Diox--in-e of Kharkov in he Ukra- of the Republic of Zim- ing of the UN Informat-- cover for the complete ab- claims of the US ruling "crusades" which threat was detcted in the or- ine started working to ca- babwe.' ion Centre in F.rae, Zim- sence of a realistic forei- to "right" to ' en toibring mankind ganism of a Kingston res- pacity.. circles the i.'to'J The Government of Zi- babwe's Prime Minister gn policy programme and lecture other nations on the edge, of the nuclear said, ident last year. mbabwe decided to canc- Robert Mugabe that constructive steps by US how they should live, to precipice. x ;, ' ! j ' That poison was the This is one of the bigg- el the accreditation in the purpose of this prop- diplomats. act the role of a glob- main companent. of the est complexes of artific- in Zimbabwe of correspond- aganda onslaught is obv- al policeman and also to According to official Mo- Agent Orange chemical, ial climate in USSR.; to sow 'doubts' the , ent of the US magazine ious. It is Meanwhile, it would se- bribe the elite and politi- scow's estimate, the ed used by the Pentagon ex- It can imitate any wea- H. As world public by . the- Newsweek Janson. among the em that virtue of cal leaders of other sta-- "new directions of - of prospects of Zi- tensively in its dirty ther conditions, and dec- Vb foreign Zimbabwe's Minister about the. ir profession, diplomats tes by different methods policy" , are. th- war against the Vietna- rease the time of, ripen-- -, Information, Posts and mbabwe's development should be doing business, so as to compel them - to the same old course tow- -, mese people. ing of high-yieldin- g var- Telecommunications Nat- rough publishing dubious notably, holding talks, effectively serve the "US ards US. expansion . and, ieties of various crops. han Shamuyarira stated, information on the life looking for mutually acc vital interests." " global , domination. Hack, staying in the nei- of the republic, and keer eptable solutions and es- ghbouring Republic of ping silent about the su- fGmmmmmmmm imi imm.m m ' tun,,, tablishing normal US " relat The President has The only new element . South Africa, was sys- ccesses of the Zimbabwe, ions with other countries recently brushed aside to it is that the "crusade" fa- national co- - tematically fabricating an people in the report about the' in against Socialism, annou-- lse allegations about Zi- nstruction. However, judging by quiry into atrocious crim- - need by President Rem. . ad- mbabwe. all, under the- present es committed by , Israel, an earlier, is now heinir According to the Mini- Such methods , have ministration the- - US dip- against., the Palestinians, planned as a crusade . att- developed - by , ster's statement, the long been lomats have not been ch having declared that ,the. v inst all those-wh- do bourgeois Press, Rob- not empt to misrepresent the the arged with . such work, j Israelis knew . better wh accept, the Washington said., The' We- situation in Zimbabwe ert Mugabe ine record of US diplo-- at to do because they had. imposed policy of dictate have incrared of late in stern mass media "fails macy is notable, fot the a "strong democracy", and tyranny. th- co- notice" everything to lectu-.- - cc-- the Press of Western to ability scare and. ! These words need- no h r- untries. The Zimbabawe-a- n at is positive in newly re others and to pool the . mmenLIt is exactly: with Ther,-Sovie- t Government, he said, free countries. wool over their eyes. It the help . of . such,; "stroma circles .believe, that v such ; ts to th- The Western mass me- is not accidental, US democracies", , crude, not goinij tolerate that that the US interference in . the act- is. dia also overlook the is preventing i. the grant--" home. affair of other, stat- Correspondent of many internation- spokesman withdrew- -, fr-- ing of . independence .. , of the ivity to es and escalation of u war , -. West Dip of I call her the "Peacekeeper". But if she's rele-- : of ta- t German Welt al organisations, the om a number major Namibia in the South of, danger should be' . resolu--r, Her-rma- specialis- ased, there'll be nothing left that's in Johannesburg G. ni United Nations worth keeping. Iks (on full prohibition of Africa, and supporting tely censured by the wor- had earlier been ed institutions. (From: Moscow News) nuclear weapons tests, the racists who suppress ld community. PAGE 3 KABUl1 NEW TIMES, MONDAY, FEBKCARY 28,1913

( A policeman; on a patriot's ,'t.

! duty to the-- nation - A Staff Reporter " "We saw', he added," that the people of Onabe,

Panjsher started t resum- ing their normal waves of life as a result of the If heroic combat activity of the unit fighting at the Panjsher front. The res-- ; iult of our trip to Panjsh- er was interesting and pl- easing." ' ' Recalling memories of his service in the police force during this period Abdur Rahman said:" ' ". . "One day, we received Abdul Rahman. a report that Basir, a member of the DYOA, attacked by an unkn- The armed and security , revolutionary country, ' swas Books gifts, Ab-a- d and other being presented to one of the best soldiers. forces, ever since the da- Afghanistan. ' ' own person in Wazir of Kabul wn pf the Saur Revolut- A reporter of the Ka- district city. Accompanied represe- ion, have been defending, bul New Times recently by Revolution and People y, Central the territorial intergri-t- spoke to a policeman call- - ntatives of the Crime Department, on national independence ed Abdur Rahman of the the instructions of my bo- and revolutionary sover-ignt-y 10th security zone of the NEW EDUCATION: RICHNESS ' : ss I went to the site wh- of the toilers of the Kabul city. ' country with valour and ere the crime was comm- itted. heroism. In answer to a quest-- IN REVOLUTIONARY CONTENT , We rushed wound- ion he smiled and said:1 the ed to hospital. While With the victory of the and against the desructive sin- The enemies of peace "Sixteen months ago the It should be mentioned During the five years t dying Basir looked at national and democratic the counter-revolutionar- y and progress have been joined the police force of with regret that, due to so- ce the Saur Revolution, the me and said,.! have been Saur Revolution and with elements. . ' me problems, Baluchi could print as shamelessly and treacher- the DRA. . the department as the initiation of transforma- This department already ously endeavouring to shot by i man known textbooks were not printed many as 8,368,404 volumes Qandi.' Then he died". tions in the political, econo- to its credit achievem- - suppress the revolution- "I am a reserve police- this year. of textbooks in 133 subjects ',' "But on same night, mic and social life of the ents such as preparation curricu- ary process in the coun- man and have no bitter the based on the new we succeeded in arresting country, the gradual repla- and compilation of new te- compilation prin- try. The reactionary and memory during my serv- The and lum. Similarly, during the ' this prof crimin- cement of old educational xtbook in Pashto, Dari, volu- imperialist forces, after ice period in the police the ting of textbooks of the same period, 3,537,200 al, whose name was Su- - methods, which have deep Uzbeki, Turkmeni and Ba- losing their interest here force because today ..call new curriculum in 1360 HS mes of textbooks, which had . serving ex languages practi- laiman Shah but was also roots the luchi and (1981) shows a considerable earlier been printed, r have after the Saur Revolut- the; members of the arm-- : ' known as Qandi. Sulai-ma- n plaiting classes, became cal implementation of the progress. For example, in th- been reviewed and reprint-- 1 ion won, especially in its ed and police forces are " " Shah had thought . an urgent and historical new curriculum. is year, Dari textbooks ed, figures dmonst-rate- s new and evolutionary ph- leading a happy life and the These that the man he had att- need. in 24 subjects printed in persistent endea- ase, resorted to criminal their essensial requirem-- . the acked had died instantly. Therefore, from the very In the preparatory per- this year numbered 1,269,-00- 5 personnel of activities, interventions ents are met. I can , go vours of the Therefore he went home beginning of the revolution, iod 1357 HS (1978) a to- provacat-ion- s volumes, and the Pashto the department and shameless home once a week ; and ' without any fear." '' the compilation of a new tal of 33,500 volumes of te- textbooks, 1,471,250 volumes , subject my family." , and tried to visit ri- subvers- educational curriculum, xtbooks in Pashto, Dari and in 13 subjects, the Uzbeki But, it should be worth the country to the ! -. , In answer to another ch in revolutionary content Uzbeki, were printed. And, textbooks 300,500 volumes mention that the accompli-- 1 ive activities of bands of ' to da- "In addition my question, policeman Ab- and incorporating the latest in 1358 HS (1979) 10 titles in subjects, Tur could solve mercenaries. ' seven the shed work not ily and nightly patrol dur Rahman said: "pur i and newest educational me- text-book- s in 659,700 volum- kmeni textbooks, ' 34,000 in the problem of textbook sh- 'duty in the 10th security revolution is right and its was started. The new es in Dari, three textbooks Balu- ne- But the brave, valorous thods, two subjects and the ortage. Therefore, it is zone of the Kabul city I defence is the historic mi- ' curriculum was officially in 437,800 volumes in Dari, textbooks 8,050 volum- responsible se- chi cessary to take and heroic armed and , to " went voluntarily the ssion of all of us. Strug- introduced in 1358 HS 145,750 volumes of textboo- es in two subjects. steps towards the utilisati- curity forces of the cou- - Pansher front. On our gle against the- enemies (1979). ks in three subjects in Uzbe- on of the services of prof- nty defend the revolution ;' arrival in the Panjsher of thev revolution is the Prior to all, the compila- ki, 46,600 volumes of text- The year 1361 is not over, essional and reactivation of and make great sacrifi- with, so- district, we met national duty of - every tion of text books in the books in three subjects An but the department has pr- some sections of the depart- ' counter-revolutionarie- ces in this cause. They s.' me patriotic citizen. Our Uzbek, Turkmen and Balu- Turkmeni, and 7,100 volu- inted till to the month of ment which became idle due - .stro- -, have crushed many of co- text-book- Making use the has a flourishing chi languages was started mes of s in two Dalw of the current year to lack of such cadres. ngholds of the enemy and techniq- mbat operation future. In the fronts ope- and the teaching in these subjects, in Baluchi were pr- (February 1983) 729,050 removed much of have ues' that we have been, ned against the counter- - languages in the related sch- inted. volumes of Dari textbooks The printing of textbooks the obstacles created by sev-Ver- al : taught, we arrested revolution, I saw a lot of ools, as a new and revoluti- in 11 subjects, 678,450 volu- also requires the vast coope- counter-revolutio- n ag- the of them. During my inhuman acts performed onary phenomena, was war-- : In 1359 HS, 1,456,814 vol- mes of Pashto textbooks in ration of different ainst; the party and the stay in Panjsher, counter-revolutionar- y text-boo- " by the. mly welcomed by our toil- umes of in 12 15 subjects, 124,000 volu- printing institutions of the revolutionary Governm- not only discharged my Ba-luc- I bandits against the ing Uzbek', Turkmen and h subjects in Dari, 897,800 vo- mes of Uzbeki textbooks in country. It is hoped that all ent. . force, duties in the police ' teachings of the sacred re- compatriots. The com- lumes of textbooks in seven four subjects, and 35,760 concerned organisations will com- but, also carried our ligion of Islam pilation and translation de- subjects in Pashto, 3,150 volumes of Turkmeni text- assist the department in ful- j securi- crush text-book- The armed and bat operations to; t partment of the Education volumes of s in th- books in three subjects. filling its lofty duties of ty forces have been tur- the enemy. Moreover, un i ? "When I complete mi f Ministry is one which fights ree subjects in Uzbeki, and But, the Baluchi text- education of the young gene- into, a centre for der instructions issued by text-book- ned now litary service and get against the existing prob- 34,00 volumes of s books have not been printed ration of the country. patriots. There- ,' the 'state, we also 'mixed training 'released from the army I lems inherited from the ba- in two subject in Turkmani, this year due to the lack (Courtesy: Haqiqate En-- , of basic with the local people and fore, !it is one the will deem it my duty to ckwardness of the society were printed. of professional personnel. qlabe.Saur). patriotic pe- explained to them the airs' duties of the familiarize those comp- ople and heroic, youth to ms and objectives cf the ' atriots who have not be po- . and the duties join the army and the revolution en able to understand the A trade union's role in serving revolution of and' responsibilities whi-- lice force in defence t i Revolu- &t- aims of the Saur Saur ch the revolutionary -" "With the victory of A Staff Reporter people in a better way. , the gains of the tion with the reality of ate iand the DRA Govern-- Saur .Revolution, pa- Likewise, efforts are Revolution, peace, and Saur Revolution and the creating - merit shoulder in this .the rticularly its new and ev- Also a member of union underway for increasing security and for to anti-- . ph- disclose them the re- to pr- a atmosphere . nevf, and evolutionary olutionary phase, the members was sent the the production of the confident people nature of the count- a new and ase of the Saur Revolu-- ;' volutionary state of the Soviet Union for 20 days. ess through the joint eff- for building er-revolution- ap- ; ;, that society in this tion" ; Democratic Republic of orts of the union and the progressive pear in the guise of Isl-a- ' " Afghanistan, right from Distribution of a su- press administration for ' amount of fuel purpose realising ,..) v"1 the inception of the new fficient the of country, un- wood ho union members the production plan", he "At this time, when our order in the Science in Soviet Union some significant under the supervision of said. beloved country is fac- dertook measures, each of which the party organisation and - undeclared ed with'an- import- - union. US-le- has been of great the biggest number, of Allocations for t, scienti-- : war launched by the d FLAMINGO The Organisation of illite- ' i steadily ance for improving, the made last year fic . research are imperialism, serving discoveries living ' and working con- rate workers in literacy belongs to physics, Vladim- growing. For instance, this the armed forces is an NEST of the toiling ma-- courses, and provision of Sapelkin, head of a dep- year 6.2 per cent more than honour for every young dition ir sses of our country. The- teaching materials for the Ornithologists of the artment of the USSR State ' in 1982 will be spent on re-- : Afghan. Our patriots sh- have also be- - course participants with Kyzyl-Agac- h search needs. ., . by se measures ' preserve in Committee for Inventions ould not be deceived pr- ' help in prov- Abdul Baqi Ranjbar. the cooperation of the (Tran-scaucasu- s) said recent- elements who appe- en of great t Soviet Azerbaijan and Discoveries the of ess administration. The authors of the new of Islam; iding the requirements were surpris- ly. t ; ar in the guise Workers masses, the trade unions discoveries include both re- military serv- the toilers. The ed to have discovered a Escaping a that, Soviet scientists and of our country, for the were given new life, Ranjbar added nest of flamingoes in These are studies in the nowned ice and taking refuge - So- - - time in their worki- with their field of activity during the current year, of physics of the plas- young specialists. Under iri the arms of counter- first the thick of reed canary field ng life, were able to enj- extended to eyery nook the press also entered the and law, any individual who . enem- grass. ma,, thermal physics .viet revolution and the la- all-rou- nd facilities pr- and corner of the count- work emulation drive dra- -' substantial and prin- Afg- oy The nest, resembling a geophysics which have made a ies of revolutionary x seen-c- e by their popular ry." unched by the ATU CC. matically altered many cipled contribution to hanistan, is a crime inde- ovided hat of clay, indicated that they were denied He added: "Our union During this drive, the on the sur- can register his work. ed. Our' compatriots sho- - state these rare birds for the eoretkal views to orga- employees of past years, ' such facilities under the has been able . workers and rounding world ,and gave However, in the . uld understand that the first time settled there. despotic rule of the past nise as many as 429 wor- the press have been suc- ' state hundreds of mill- Sapelkin said, claims are Afghan fugitives and em- Studying flamingoes, the regimes. Moreover, our kers, employees and off- cessful in raising the roubles in profits foll- submitted predominantly by igrants, including the which came for winter pr- ions people were able to liber- icials of the press. They and in apprecia- owing their introduction in groups of authors. This is young and old, and the eviously, scientists drew it- ate themselves from yoke are taking an active part tion of their hard work, industry, Sapelkin explain- only natural, for science children,' are living a life attention to a flock of of feudalism under wh- in the activities of the un- the union distributed ca- ed, self and the experimental of misery in the camps birds, who stayed for the f j';. pf-- people suffered ion." sh and letters of merits to ..nmmont AcmanA .inint - set up in the territory of ich the summer period. It was be--- CljUIJ'inv-- " for centuries. At present Speaking of these ac- a number of talented wo- The collegium of the com- forts from theoreticians and Pakistan." lievecP that those were our workers and toilers tivities he listed the rkers. The work drive co- meets practically ev- experimentators. , . young, still weak birds, mittee their own lords and following: ntinues. ery month to review and re- Abdur Rahman at the ; are unable to weather a long are in a position to Conclusion of joint ag- He said that as many as gister new works by scien- The committee registers end added: "At present I they flight to their native pa- decide their own destiny reement between' the pr- 36 union members have new both discoveries of objecti; I enjoy all. the privileges rts in the north of Kaza- tists. Fourteen major to ta- existing laws, proper- provided by revolut- - and take an active part in ess administration and expressed readiness works were registered last vely oui of khstan (central Asia). The and in- We the work of construction the union, envisaging the ke part in the defence . , ties, .phenomena, ionary Government. nests found in Azerbai- year. ..,v; society free commitment of workers the press during night, ventions' (technical solution are provided with' radios, of the new jan indicate that the bir- of any kind of discrimin- to raise production and besides, their full-da- y du- Do not be mislead by the of a gjven problem), the, , televisions, newspapers, ds have now widened the typ-e- in the proud land the obligation of the adm- ties in the press. figure. Consider this: since latter at a pace of hundreds magazines, various s ation boundaries of their hab- social, of Afghanistan." inistration to providing "As a result of the un- 1957 the Soviet Union regi- of thousands a year. , of political,' itat. ' the workers and emplo- ion's efforts, now the stered a total of 269 discov- economic and cultural A mong the 270 species Abdul Baqi yees with their pr- of press are no- in- - enterta- Stating this, lawful workers the Vladimir Sapelkin . The author of - one. books- We have of birds found in the hu- eries. Ranjbar, deputy head of ivileges. leading a happy life. Mo- ted that ever new entries vention out of every four inment facilities such as mid subtropics of Azerb- of the trade union of Educ- Extension of financ- st of their difficulties fr- on b'st in the world is a citizen chess equipment, playing eplic-a- n, keep appearing the ' aijan, there is the ' Press, ial to of wo- discover- USSR. ' ' ' " cards and 'Other sports ation Ministry told help workers from om the view point of inventions and the -, the Sultan partridge distmg- - Kabul New Times. the 40 per cent of memb- rk and other social prob- and this is natural, for goods. Likewise, the ies, dir- ership fees in accord wi- to a cer- and other birds, which pro- According to statistics, the uished soldiers are sup-us- e "In the light of lofty lems have been number of research - the of popular rev- the extent solved.- Work are registered in the red branches of research ' findings in' plied with gifts including ectives the th direction of the tain jects in different ;' in Central of continued by the book of the USSR. A law grow- practice will give the state useful books and magaz-a- n olutionary state, and Council the is being of science is steadily on the protection of ani-ma-ls ' Unio- rou- - pie-bl- es an effort to better the Afghanistan Trade union to achieve further ing: at present research in- estimated 25 billion ines and pamphlets, is in force in that saved pared by the political working and living con- ns and other gratis aid to successes in favour of its stitutions and laboratories in profits and area, 12 ha- , " . soc- union and preserves -- J ' and raise the those workers who lost memers so that the found in all major in 1985. mmand of the Kabul ditions can be " ial, status of the working their family members. members can serve their ve been set up. cities of the country. PAGE 4 KABUL NEW TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY ,r 28, 1983 w) iiiiiWiBBLiiMnimyni iryr j t i ii- - '' "' f '." j '"; Another bandit Pak threat f to peace in ! Irjdian crime in Kabul concern ' :i 3 Ocean, Gulf India's KABUL, February 28 . , tr: H LMm "i (Bakhtar). The counter-revolutionari- NEW DELHI, Februa- Quite recently, it purch--; cealed Pakistani espion- have ry 28 Pakistan is hatch--, ased from Britain a miss- - age group has been liqui- itted yet another dastardly-crim- e ing plans to create a po- ng destroyer of dated by Indian security in Kabul which has werful naval force which 6,300 tons displacement forces in the area of Pun- aroused the people's wrath. could, become; a serious as a result of a behind- - ch, Jammu and Kashmir 1 recently s military factory in the the-sce- ne These criminals 4 ! , deal." state, says another report. - exploded Indian Ocean and in , the : go- to two bombs at the tefiiiiisv t Thus, Islamabad is According the Indian Micro-roya- n market and on Persian Gulf zone, says ing on with its program-- .' Express, three agents had the public, road, causing the ! Tass. me df the militarisation for the last 10 veara coll I s it f f4 death of three innocent peo- bi lSf According to newspaper !of the, country. As is kno- ected intelligence data ple and injuries to 10 pass- Hindu, President Zia ul- -, wn, its ground and en- and sent them to Pakis- engers of a Milli Bus. i ...,,'.... ,... illISf Haq admitted in one of forces are already recei- - tan. The glass windows and his statements to journ- veng large consignments Jl -- ... S, doors of a number of apart- 't'it" alists that Islamabad was of armaments from 1 the ments were also damaged. going to purchase a mod- US including modern ai- - ' The Kabul citizens once ern aircraft carrier with rcaft, tanks, artillery pi- wild up-to-d- fighter-bo- again condemned the ... the most eces and missiles. anti-Islam- mbers. actionsi of the 'i According to another re- and inhuman bandits expor- The Indian Press points port, Indian Defence Mi- out mi- ted from abroad. that the Pakistani nister Ramaswami an litary regime in- , tODAY'S TELEVISION mMm displays has voiced se- turn creased interest in wars- rious concern Pa- - Enemies over Tuesday night TV pr- hips of other classes as kistan's feverish military 6:00-Chi-ld : ogramme: and Well. ",.: - preparations actively as- 6:30-Work- friends ' Cartoon, sisted in by the . US. 28 (Ba- m linn nuiii ir urn w wiiiMwiMilliii iiimm hihim miw iipuiw m Mimn n l'lt1"' ' KABUL, February He said in reply to a 7:00-Ne- and Co- khtar). Two hundred dis- 'question in the .lower 7:20-Afgh- mmentary (Dari) , an illusioned people, the inha- chamber of Parliament on music, 8:00-Ne- bitants of Almar district of Sunday that equipment and Commentary (Pash-tu- ), joined ' Faryab province, of 8:25-Sery- the Pakistani air force 9:30-Fo-rei- people and their revolu- the with . newest Programme. tionary state recently, they F-1- 6 fighter-bombe- rs brought their arms along wi- would considerably incr- PHARMACY th them. ease its potential. . They had earlier been ' The minister pointed Following medical sto- on the side of the bandits, out that Pakistan had res will remain open fr- fa- om 8 a.m. under the effect of the already received six F-1- 6 Tuesday morn- lse propaganda of the co-- planes. Under the bilater- ing until 8 a.m. Wednes- day morning. al agreement, it will buy j Repenting their past ac- 34 ; ' Samimi, , more. :' Jade Maiwand, Haji Mohammad Yo-un- tions, The Hakim, Mirwais Maidan, '''''-'fi- minister said that pledged, on behalf of ' ' ll! Pakistan had been build- Pamir, Cinema Pamir, others, to cooperate wi- i'lfaliiiie - , iirtnu';1 the Bste&(!Wsii ing aerodromes in close Masomi, Quaeemarkas th their party and the sta- Sanaee, counter-revolutionarie- s. bord-- , Mohammad Above: A part of the Microroyan market, destroyed by , , proximity to Indian Jan te. Khan Below: One of the victims of bomb explos ion in the market (left) and a bus wrecked by the ers for many years now. Watt, Hamidulla, Wazir Deh-bor- i, explosion (right). (Photos: Bakhtar) The Indian Press poin- Abad, Basir, Bandits ts out that Washington Omar, Jade Maiw- has readily met Islamab-- . and, Satar, the second caught ad's persistent requests part of Khair Khana, Sa- F-1- kha, Mohammad The Devil and the scripture he quotes ior fitting out the 6 Jari KABUL, February 28 j. planes supplied with the Khan Watt. A of (Bakhtar) band beg- emba-rassin- g i up-to-d- MOSCOW, February 28. mmunist .hullabaloo, the US President did not re than an incident most combat Dar-malz- - Balkhi Ibne Cina ai counter revolutionaries non-existe- Ho- The present American an to quote some hesitate to use, ; for the White ;and navigation equip- will run 24 hours were crushed recently in Com- ' administration is prepared Lenin's 'Ten The journalist told about use. Such occurrences un- ment.'' in different parts of Ka- Balkh province by office- program- - cer- fight-- to use any fabrications mandments'. , this in a radio mistakably exhibit a fact that the i bul. securi- ' rs and soldiers of and false stories in its He ascribed to Lenin, for tain tegularity. In conduc are nuclear-- ! ty forces. slander campaign against instance, such statements A shocking fact, indeed? ting a propaganda camp- capable and can make "li- -' Sixtyeight of these mu- the Soviet Union. Valen- as 'Never reject terror as the President of the US aign against the Soviet ghtening-quick- " depth rai- captured. As rderers were tin Zorin, political comm- a principle', 'There is no digging into the Goebbels Union, a campaign which ds, is viewed here as a many as 127 pieces of ' entator of the n moral in politics, only rubbish heap for argum-ent- s is assuming the character special reason for alarm. various kinds of weapons, ul-Ha- Radio and the Central Te- gain.' 'Our tactics is ab- for his of a psychological war, " The Zia q ' regime Ariana Afghan Airlines rocket-launcher-s, anti-t- 2 5 ) levision, told in a TV solute distrust',, and so on campaign. its masterminds inevita- -' is known to'.'.' be striving Sales Office: 247314. ank and more mines newscast about one of and so forth. bly employ the worst me--' to obtain its own nuclear Bakhtar Afghan Airline than 2,000 bullets were such fabrications circulat- When journalists asked him "I would not venture to gu- thods of those dark ti- weapons. Sales Office: 32540. ' ' recovered from them. ' n- ed recently by the White after the Press conferen- ess", the commentator mes. .. Meanwhile, a well-co- Kabul Airport: 26341. According to another House, says Tass. ce from what work by said, whether President Afghan Tour: 24149. report from Logar prov- Lenin he had taken these Reagan knew about the ince, a group of bandits, At one of his latest White 'Ten Commandments', he source of his information New Communications... Sec 20365. together with their ring- House Press conferences, Kabul Traffic: 42041. could not give, them any or he took it on trust fr- 'than for the same period leader Habibullah, were the commentator said, Pr- , (Continued from, Page l) Visa and Passport Office: intelligent answer. om some of his assistants the revolution. annihilated by the secur- esident Ronald Reagan, A long-wav- e,, radio sta-- ; before 21759. and thus got himself into telecommunication ity forces in Bene Sher evidently wishing to im- tion will ,soon start oper- - , The Kabul Security Office: So a search was started, as an embarrasing predica- have also incre- village of that province. press the audience by his ations for the far-flu- services 20300. might well be expected, ment. After all the level revolution. A considerable quanti- erudition or to motivate areas of the country. Fin- ased after the Central Fire Brigade: 13. they could not find any- of the President's educa- st- In 117 places, wireless Inter-Continent- ty of weapons were conf- 'theoretically', so to anced by the u Soviet Un- Hotel: thing like this in any of tion or his erudition are have been installed . say, present antiCo-- will broa- ations 31841. iscated from them. the Lenin's works. Yel the his own business." ion, this station ' and are functioning for Ali Abad Hospital: 20242. search was not in vain. dcast radio programmes 1,000 inter-provinc- ial commun- Ibne Cina Hospital: 20051. on medium waves of ' The notorious 'Ten Comm- "But it is clear from this ' kws. ications. ' Noor Hospital: 41052, andments' were discover- incident they in the . State transport sector earns that 1357 HS (1978-1979- ) . The, postal services ha- From 41051. ed in a booklet published White House judge Soc-- of 1360 HS, ve regestered a rising cu- till end Blood Bank: 25285. Afs 100 million commission in Germany by Goebbels's ialism on the basis of ch- of Military post-revoluti- the number telephone Hospital: 22144. propaganda department eap anti-Sovi- stereoty- rve during the sets have increased by fi- Malalai Maternity Hospt i The total KABUL, 28 over 4,000 lo- during years of pes and willingly use th- period. " February sector runs the the ; Child Health due to postal ser- ve per cent Hospital:) (Bakhtar) The volume rries and over 4,000 buses. Second World War. em", commentator add- income 23841. of goods and passenger The state transport en- Allstair Cook, British jour- ed. vices in the The incomes of teleco- years amounted to Kabul Hotel: 24741. transport by the State terprise has earned over nalist, was the one who It is useless to try to make mmunications from the Spinzar -- 22897. wh- - Hotel: over Afs ' 235 million, .; Transport Enterprise has Afs 100 million as comm- found in the Hitler archi- all people believe that in beginning of the Saur Da Afghanistan Bank: 91 ; increased by 2.8 per cent ission. ' ves the fabrication which this case it is nothing mo-- ich is per cent .more Revolution up to the th- 24075. during this Afghan year ird quarter of 1361 HS Banke Millie Afghan: (beginning on March 21, 19-8- have reached over Afs 21918, 25453. , when compared with the Dioxin contamination of a small town in JJS 1,171 million. This is 48 Pashtani Tejaraty Bank: last year, according to da- per cent higher compared 21910. PARIS, February 28 oyed over an area of irely evacuated. The da- The dangerous pollut- ' ily Haqiqate Enqlabe with the figure for the Jamhuriat Hospital: The US authorities have more than 1.3 million hec- nger of contamination was ion incidents in Times ; organ of the PDPA four years and nine mo- 26744, 21144. Saur, decided to evacuate the tares, 44 percent of fores- detected in December la- Beach and Niagara Falls nths before the revolu- Wazir Akbar Khan Hos CC. of small to- ts and 40 percent of far- highlight the increasing population the st year, when torrential tion. pital: 26751. wn of Times Beach, Mis- mland were affected. rains and subterranean problems posed by chem- report adds that The souri, because of health According to researche- water caused a toxic ical and radioactive was- transport ente- the state hazard to its residents fo- rs, it will take a century substance, di- te in the US. According established af- radio rprise was llowing contamination of to compensate for the da- oxin, to rise to the surfa- to the EPA, there are ab-- yrooArs Revolution ' ter the Saur soil in the town by Diox- mage inflicted on Viet- ce. out 14,000 toxic dumps in in 1979. This state-ru- n en Language Time (GMT) Frequency in in, a powerful poisonous nam's environment. But Dioxin here was once the country which . are possesses 728 ca- ' KHz and terprise substance, reports Tass it is not known how ma- used to make amalg- potetially- - dangerous to an Meter-ban- d rgo vehicles. quoting AFP. ny generations of victims am to spread over dirt the Americans' health and English (I) 10:00-10:3- 0 0 Investigations carried of the US war in Vietnam roads in the area. lives. More than 400 of th- (13.9-16.94- 9) As much as 71,070 tons ' out recently have shown will suffer from the gra- Scientists have establi- em have been listed as pa--' 12:30-13:3- Urdu (I) . 0 11960-9550445- 0 of goods were transported Me- that its content in soil ve consequences of the shed that dioxin causes rticularly dangerous. (25.08-31.4-67.- by this enterprise last 300 all- exceeds times the use of Agent Orange. malformations in child- anwhile only five of these 14:30-16:3- 11960-9550-623- 20, De Watan Ghag 0 0 vear (ending March th- owed level. Dioxin also affected ren whose mothers have have been cleaned up. (25.08-31.4-4- 6f 9) 1982) and 114,000 tons di- so- AFP points out that, ousands of American been in contact with it 16:30-17:3- 0 tr- Russian 11805 (25) goods have so far been Vi- ' M . oxin was produced by ldiers who fought in during pregnancy. Call to end 17:00-17:3- 0 ansported during this year Arabic the same factory which etnam, and their offspr- According to AFP lots (30.9-19.- March 20, 1983). (ending As ; 17:30-18:3- supplied Agent Orange ing. the developments of cattle, farm fowls and Pinochet rule PashtuDari 0 ". to American troops dur- in Times Beach show, larg- pets have died in certain' ut- BUENOS AIRES, Feb- The enterprise also ing the Vietnam war. It e-scale production by parts of the state. Soil ruary 28 The main German 18:3019:00 ilized privately owned ve- caused grave diseases in the US of warfare agents around some 100 cities in task' of, the Chilean Comm- 19:00-19:3- hicles for transportation. soldiers exposed to this poses a direct threat to Missouri is presumed to 0 15077-7290-966-5 -. English (II) , unist Party in the pres- . Such vehicles have tran- substance and genetic ch- that country's civilian po- be contaminated with di- (19.0241-31.03- ) ent stage is to end the 13:30-14:3- sferred 2,235 million ton anges in their children, pulation as well. oxin. Urdu (n) 0 0 Dioxin-contaminat-- Pinochet dictatorship and , kms of goods and 3,800 AFP says. The ed Cash compensation to fight for democracy and million-km-s of passenge- Dioxin was the main town of Times Beach Times Beach, which Will go freedomEl Siglo, the ce-- rs during the last Afghan , component of Agent Or- will down in history as be wiped off the map, will organ of Chile--; Published under the supervision of year. ange, a defoliant widely the first US town to be come from a special fu- ntral the the an Communist Party iss- Kabul New Times Editorial Board used by the American bought up' by the Federal . nd set up in 1980 follow- ued underground, has st- Tell: 28847 and 28841. These veh'cles also ca- troops in Vietnam. Dur- Government, savs anoth- ing a pollution case in ressed, reports Circulation department Ub: 3651 44, rried over 13,000 tons of ing one decade, starting er report filed from the Niagara Falls. was fo- Ceteka. Ixt 41 It Address enquiries to 26859 tra- 1961, air- town bv AFP. The defensive stage to- commodities and has from American the und out that large quan- Kabul New Times, 250 sprayed over sou- The Environmental Pr- of wards fascism has been nsferred over million craft tities chemical wastes, Ansarl Watt. KabuL passengers during the pa thern Vietnam with more otection Agency has agr- including dioxin, had be- overcome and a new stage , The Democratic Republic of AfghanlsUa. . to Pinoch- - " st nine months. than 75 million litres of eed pay cash compens- en buried there, and the for removing .the Printed at tie Gereraawt Pristta rress. The private transport poisonous chemicals. Ve- ation to the population of rate of sickness increased et regime began, El Siglo getation was totally destr the city, who will be ent dramatically as a result. underlined.