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skies will be clear all over the country during next JU 24 hours. L201977 Kabul Temperature: Max. tomorrow 34C. Vol. XVI, No. 93, Saturday July 9, 1977, Saratan 16, 1356 S.H. PRICE AFS- - I Min. tonight 13C. J ::

; ATC sells Turkey: Fierce fighting orks M i nister opens texti le worth Demirl rejects Ecevit's in Eritrea BEIRUT, July 9, (Reuter) ;278,900,000af . Fierce fighting is raging 2nd stage of PROVINCES! July 9, ). in outskirts of Asmara, Herat . offer coalition the Afghan Textile for capital of Eritrea, between (Reut-er)-.- to Co. has earned some ANKARA, July 9, mirel's Justice Party Eritrean secessionist and afs. from the sale of Social Democratic back himself, or Demirel, or Ethiopian forces, according Ece-v- it an independent politician, . rayon texti-- Prime Minister Bulent to a statement here potable water project its cotton and , issued les during the first three who has failed to win a as premier. yesterday by the Eritrean HERAT, July 9, (Bakht-ar)- . ce of the public utility pro- rajuddin inspected the months of the current year. parliamentary majority for Demirel, is in the process Liberation , right-win- g se- his governm- of reforging a (ELF-RC- ). The work on the jects of the Republican sta- work of Herat-Sab-zu-k A source of the company Council jo- with same al- stage pot- te ; - ent, offered yesterday to coalition the for- cond of the Herat in the framework of the Pass. , Said that some 17,633,000 It said the Ethiopian able water expansion net- Seven Year Development cotton tex-- in his main rival in a broad-base- d lies who ruled with him be- ces to siege ' meters rayon and tried break the A source of Herat-Sabza- k work, was opened by Pub- Plan of the country, Public tiles were produced by the coalition. fore last month's inconclu- on the city and moved tow- n puss project that 21 al- lic Works Minister Ghausu-ddi- Works Minister expressed said Gulbahar, Jabulseraj and But Suleyman Demirel, sive general election. ards the villages of Woki work kilometres of the road ready designated Ecevit's party, the largest i, Faeq on Thursday. ; the hope that with the com- Pulikhumri textile mills, du- to form Duba and three in Pointing to the importan- - pletion of the second stage which started Saratan ring the first three months the next administration, re- in parliament, failed to win and four miles (between two last year, has been comple- a of the expansion network of of the current year, which jected the bid. clear majority and lost his and three kms) west of the ted. Ecevit first test of parliamentary AFGA clinic the project more drinking is 90,000 meters more cons- - told reporters he capital respectively. During his visit, Faeq suggested own re confidence last weekend. water, will be provided to . idering the same period last that his The army regulars are ba- talked to the head and wor- Republican Peo Ecevit remains caretaker by the Herat citizens. . year.' .. cked thousands of arm- opened - at kers of the project on the ple's Party (RPP) join De- Prime Minister while Demir- air-lifte- A source of Water Supply j) The source added that du--. ed peasants recently d project's program in 1356. right-win- g and Canalisation Departm- ring the first three months el negotiates with his to Eritrea', the state- army hospital ent in Herat said that with of the current year; some Asphalting of allies. ment added. Public Works Minister Ecevit said had propos- Ehtio-pia- the completion of the sec- 15,632,000 meters ) textile he The statement said n KABUL, July 9, (Bakhtar) also the central wor- ond stage of the project wh- visited worth 278,900,000 afs. was ed that both parties which forces suffered heavy Family Planning kshops Herat-Sabza- k road Shiberghan, sea-t- .The ich consists extension of 52 of sold in the local markets. together command 403 s losses in men and equipm- sub-clini- c a Mill, was opened in potable and the Herat Textile in the nati- ent when they tried to reca- meters of pipeline, ' function by the President of work on which prog- KABUL, July 9, (Bakhtar) onalist be-- . will provided to the has . Mai man a assembly unite pture the town of Baylul, ab- water be ' Logistic of the Ministry of '' ressed 25 per cent. He gave .Chemical fertiliser and hind an independent prime out 40 miles (64 more than 70,000 people. " kms) north ' insecticide wo- National Defence General instructions on the prog- pesticide and road begins minister. of the port town of Assab. at Presid- afghanis ha- . M. Nazir Kabir Seraj, .' Afterwards Public Works ress of work to the rth 36,800,000 . Ecevit made the offer to It added that five Eritre- hospital Construction sold to and the armed forces Minister accompanied by ent of Banayee ve been farmers SHIBERGHAN, July 9, Demirel in a meeting at the an fighters were killed and poly-clini- c Thursday. Unit..1 livestockers of Kunduz, parliament Herat Governor Ghulam Ali (Bakhtar The asphalting building here ye- six wounded in fighting ne- beginning, Se- Takhar prov- Maim-an- sterday, At the the Ayeen and the Commander, and work on Shjibergan a he told reporters af-- ar Assab between June 29 j re- cretary General AF- According to another inces during the last three high Way, . ter of the of the Army Garrison of th- started in a the meeting. and July 3. Nazifa Ghazi in a port, Public Works Minister 'months the current year. GA Nawaz at province Lieutenant Ge- of function last Wednesday. speech, the opening during his short stay in Ma-iman-a, A source of Fertiliser Co- called neral Serajuddin visited di- At the function held on sub-clini- c, which ta- exchanged views on mpany in Kunduz said for the Shiberghan, Zambia plans of the fferent parts of Herat pota- occasion in readiness in with the transport facilities and increasing agriculture yield Jouzjan governor Mohamm- kes place accordance ble water projects and held associa- water supply project of the 3,294 tons fertiliser and the program of the talks on the possibilities of of ad Gul Nadjib, spoke on governor we- tion, is another step towards supplying drinking water to city with Faryab pesticide and insecticide the Republican state's plans if warfare escalates expansion of social services M. Siddiq, Director of the re sold to farmers on credit and programs for building the Herat old city and thick- LUSAKA, July 9, (Reut- In of AFGA. Public Works and the Mai- and cash in the last three of new and progressive Af- recent months, the gu- ly populated districts with er). Zambia has made co- She expressed the hope mana Mayor. f months. ghanistan and the welfare errilla war in areas of Rho- Herat governor and concern- ntingency plans with select- that mutual cooperations of the people. desia near to the Zambian ed officials. ed foreign countries to recei- border between the armed forces . Then, head of the road co- has quickened pace ve military support in the as thousands young hospital and AFGA would Brezhnev optimistic about nstruction project Colonel of blacks According to another re- event of intensified warfare have fled the territory to expand more than ever. port Faeq also inspected the Abdul Samad said that culvert with neighbouring .Rhodes- join Joshua Nokomo's Similarly, head of armed 200-be- d 1 and construction work on ia, President Kenneth Ka-- forces hospital in a speech stability in2 st century making on the Shjiberghan-Maiman-a ZAPU (Zimbab- hospital and Herat sla- unda said yesterday. we called the opening of the high way 199 km. African Peoples Union), ughterhouse. MOSCOW July 9, (Reut- - give up on a reciprocal ba- - co- been completed to 155 He did not name the . guerrillas. clinic as useful for the staff ins- Fr- has Ghausuddin Faeq also er). Leonid Brezhnev - sis. untries involved. pi- - some 134 has While not at the same of the armed forces of the - re-- kms- and kms. pected the construction wo- jday received the heads of""""It is our belief .'..that '; "When the time comes, we tch as fighting along Rhod- Republican State and thank- ' also been macadamised. rks of some projects being Moscow diplomatic missions alism in politics and the co- He said that according to have alerted one or two esia's eastern border with ed for the cooperation of in the frame- for time as Soviet will for detente and progr- constructed the first the program some 30 kms untries to ask for military Mozambique, where ZANU the AFGA. . work of the Seven Year De- President and pledged his ess will ultimately triumph aid we have selected th- ' attend- of the highway will be asp- (Zimbabwe African Nati- The function was velopment Plan of co- country's to and mankind will be able the committment halted during the current em and they are ready to onal Union) guerrillas are ed by some generals of the untry in province Th- disarmament and detente. to step into th 21st century Herat year. He added that the come," President Kaunda based, ZAPU activity has armed forces, President of morning. Minis- told the envoys conditions of peace stab- ursday The Brezhnev in Shiberghan Maimana hig- said. He expressed the ho- prompted Smith to threaten the Curative Medicine Dep- while accompanied by was "no country or le as never before," he sa- ter there hway construction work ma. pe that such action would cross-- border raids into Zam- artment of the Public Heal- governor Ali world "with id. Herat Ghulam people in the cadamisation, bridge and not be necessary, however. bia to hit their rear bases. th Ministry and officials of cong- Ayeen and the Commander which the Soviet Union djd Brezhnev was Zambia is one of the fi- Dr. Kaunda's statement armed forces hospital culvert making between the , Garrison not want good relations and ratulated by Canadaian am- of the Army towards Maimana ve "frontline" black Afric- yesterday followed earlier and AFGA. General Se no weapons would not bassador Robert Ford, dean Lieutenant jt continues by the Labour an states, along with Angola, moves, including a full army of Moscow diplomatic the Corps. Tanzania, Mozambique and alert and civilian flight re- corps, At the fuction present we- Botswana, committed to strictions, apparently inten- Foreign envoys were pre- also some officials of the downfall of white mino- ded to prepare his country- viously received as required re Jauzjan province, officials rity rule in Rhodesia, with men for possible hostilities, by protocol by President of the road construction which it shares a troubled, to keep world attention Nikolai Podgorny. unit of the Labour Corps 650 km border. on black-whit- e con- Western diplomatic sour- and some residents of Shib- Rhodesian Premier Ian flict in the area, and to det- said the Soviet preside- ces erghan city. ' Smith has threatened to er Smith from invasion. dn good form, nt, looking send troops into Zambia to $saW' a "if hands and chatted shook attack black nationalist gu- Zambia is one of the "Fr- every one of the more PARIS, July 9, (Reuler) with errillas based in the coun- ontline" states along with ambassadors Bangladesh must make than a hundred try, which is playing a cen- Angola, Botswana, Tanzania and charges D'Affaires pr--, better use of its own reso- tral role in efforts to bring and Mozambique committ- esent reception. urces if it wants its econo- at the black majority rule to its ed to the downfall of white television devoted my to grow faster, a group Soviet southern neighbour. minority rule, and plays a early evening of countries and institut- jts 5 minute central part in political and programme to Kr- ions which aid it declared news the "I am quite clear in my military support for black reception. here yesterday. emlin own mind, as always, that nationalist forces. this war is going to escala- Bhutto may be released te", President Kaunda said. Austria, USSR "There have been more and more exchanges between hope to boost to contest elections rebel (Rhodesian) troops and our own boys in the KARACHI, July 9, (Bakh- ds that the new rulers of field". bilateral trade Ziaul Haq tar). According to a Reu-t- er Pakistan under report the Pakistan's have announced that they Zambia has always reserv- VIENNA, July 9, (Reuter) Programme the Soviet new rulers have said form- will publish a ed the right if she cannot .Austria and regulat- to boost their er Prime Minjster Zulfikar for elections and defend her own territory to Union hope by about 20 Ali Bhutto would be releas ions pertaining to the invite any other country to bilateral trade next cent year to around I mm ed from the protective cus ctions campaign in come fo lier aid, he said, but per this I'm r "1(1' Wl ii1 htmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummmmmmmammmmmnmmmmV days. 30 billion schillings (one iiiiiiiiI' tody to contest the promi few added : "There's no room billion sterling), Austrian Seraj, opening AFGA sub-clini- c at the army sed October general elect- According to Reuter the for this at the moment". General M. Nazir Kabir the Foreign Ministry of- ions. opposition leaders to the Trade hospital. yesterday. But leaders of opposition former government of Pa- KINSHASA, July 9, (Re- ficials said was ra- parties have said he should kistan had planned to cele- uter). President Mobutu The target figure Foreign Tra- face trial pn charges of el- brate yesterday the army Sese Seko yesterday appoi- ised by Soviet Council Patolir Gen. Zia chairs Pak Military ection rigging and other takeover by offering pray- nted a new cabinet headed de Minister Nikolai y misdeeds. ers in the mosques and co- by a Prjnie Minister instead chev, who ended a three-da- KABUL, July 9, (Bakhtar) has issued instructions to stody in a hill area 60 kilo- The Pir of Pigaro, one ntributing food to the poor. of himself. official visit to Austria Military Council of pertinent bodies in Pakistan metres from Islamabad .The opposition defe- yesterday, they added. pre- will go to of the prominent The military authorities But he retained the Pakistan met under the ch- to make the necessary soon to Larkana Patli-che- v leaders to former governm- of Pakistan appointed last nce and state security portf- The officials said Zia-u- the reelection join his two sons. airmanship of Gen. l parations for recen- expressed Moscow's Wednesday's Le ent of Pakistan, has Thursday a former official olios, the Zaire news agen- Haq and discussed the situ- of the federal and provinc- Quoting more Au- tly said that the Pakistan of the foreign Ministry cy reported. interest in buying in Pakistan last Wed- ial assemblies. Monde, Radio Teheran re- goods, ation National Alliance would de- Pirzada, a lawyer The new premier, whose strian manufactured nesday, according to a Radio. These elections are to ta- ported that Gen. Ziaul Haq feat People's Party at the as Attornery General. He official title is first state particularly in the process- Pakistan report. ke place in October. is close to the leaders of the general elections and succeeds Yahya Bakhtiar. commissioner, is professor ed paper and shipbuilding Radio Pakistan further National Alliance of Pakis- next Members of the Council would put the ex pr- Kasenda. Previous sectors, during talks with Commander ' tan than he is to Bhutto, and then Reuter in another report Mpinga are Gen. Mohammad Sha- said that the Pakistan on trial been headed Austrian Trade and Industry For- staunch supp- emier of quoting the Indian news cabinets had rif, Chairman of the Joint of the Federal Security is one of the government Minister Josef Staribacher. if the military agency Samachar has said by the president. Chiefs Staff, Admiral ces of Pakistan and two of orters of return to Islamic do- of did not bring him to court. Ambas- In turn the Austrians, Comm- Presidents of the Pak- traditions. that the Pakistan's Mohammad Sharif, the Ten ministers were drop- gged by growing foreign tr- Intelligence Organisa- Reporting from Islama- The Pakistan army spo- sador to India has assured ander of the Navy, and Air istani outgoing gov- ade deficits aggravated by Associated Press kesman in Rawalpindi said Indian External Affairs M- ped from the Marshal Zulfiqar Ali Khan, tion have been taken under bad the was world oil prices, voi- no pl- rulers in ernment team which higher Commander of Pakistan Air arrest by the Pakistani Mi- News Agency says that th- the armed forces had inister the flew tr- reshuffled as part of the ced their desire to purchase ree leaders of PNA who ans for staging political Pakistan would contjnue tr- Force." litary government. Former of Soviet raw materials includ- ials. ying to develop Indo President's reform Zair- According to a radio Teh- Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali had been arrested in the ing oil coal. Rcuter report further ad on page 4) e's political Institutions. and ran report Gen. Ziaul Haq Bhutto who is now under cu (Continued on page 4) PAG! I TOT JKABtP TIM2S JULY 9, 1977 FIVE YEARS ACTIVITY OF GROUP 24 The developing countries' BY MIODRAG M. STOJILJKOVIC nce within the frameworks Croup 24 for monetary and PART I of the United Nations. financial questions met in Hence, the developing co- Washington on April 25th lating tothe future of the monetary situation and as- untries' Group 24 emerged and 26th, 1977 to review international monetary sy- sess development in the in reaction to the advanced several pressing problems, stem which concern the field of international mon- countries' attempt to pass which are being discussed world community as a wh- etary relations, as. well as .fundamental decisions in far the International Mon ole, to be considered and any decision which may be the field of international tary Fund, the World. Bank, resolved within the narrow passed by an individual . moneary relations on ques- the Committee for Reform circle of advanced countr- country or group of count-rje- s tions of vital interest to of the International Mon- ies, outside of the framew- within or outside of the non-ali- gned and deve- etary System and the Com- ork of the International the International Monetary loping countries within an PttblMtal veryday cept Friday and public holiday. mittee for the Transfer of Monetary Fund. Wanting Fund, affecting (he interes- extremely narra'w circle Resources to the Developing to ensure the full particip- ts of the developing coun- (Group 10, Group 5, etc.) or Countries Group 24 also ation of the developing co- tries. by individual riecjsion on reviewed several important untries in the quest for so- Moreover, this working, the part of one of" the de- questions pertaining to lutions to the crisis in in- body was given the task of veloped countries. .. Appearances are deceptive, V , , its own organization, prog- - ternational monetary relat- proposing to the governm- Group 24 played an act- (Aesop) ramme and methods of wo- - ions, while preserving and ents of Group 77'8 mem- ive role in work on refor- rk. i' state guarding the intere- ber countries dovetailed ming ,the international' mo- Group 24 was formed in sts of the developing coun- stand an monetary and fin. netary system, ; and especii-all- y DRINKING WATER PROJECTS January 1972, after the Gr- tries, Group 7T unanimou- anciar problems which wo- in the activities of oup 77 Ministerial meeting sly concluded that it is es- uld be represented in var- the "Committee of ; Twen- to Afghanistan' first Seven and on Loger river course 'Public Health's drive in Lima, in late October sential to set up its own ious international foia, as ty", making its own highly Year Socio-Econom- ic De- to meet the shortage so free the Afghan society 1971, had concluded that it corressponding working bo- well as to review any other constructive contribution to velopment Plan places a miserably felt in the ca- from the .diseases and is entirely unacceptable to dy. action deemed necessary, the quest for solutions to special emphasis on the pital. Although the calamities befalling them - the developing countrie8 for This organ was set up to including the convening of the situation which emcrg- - establishment of public project was co- as a result of pollution fundamental questions re-- review ,: the international a world monetary confere (Continued on page 3) utility projects in the cen- mpleted in 1353 yet it falls and other factors cannot tre and provinces of the short of meeting the nee- meet success unless the country in the fields of ds .of the people. Kabul is people recar v clean drin-- SHAPE OF PEACE EAST public health, agriculture supplied presently by 54, king water. IN MIDDLE specialists mines and industry and 000 cu. meters of drinking Development and "Ifs the wrong shape", BY GRAVIN YOUNG Israel, received training views had evidently travell- ' water and power. water daily. researchers in both deve- G. K. Chesterton's little and arms there, and then ed a long way in ten years. Developm- loping developed Drinking water is one of the The Seven Year and the priest, Father Bro-w- nj For. the outstanding and crossed back to kill other These Palestinians said: hu- world, those of most basic needs of ent Plan also foresee con- ed and once mused, gazing at chilling fact is that the po- Arabs. "Whatever happens "We want to establish a sta- United Nations spe- man being emulated by struction of large reserv- the an Oriental dagger at the litical futures of Hafez As- in the future", people said te in any part of Palestine, pi- cialised agencies are aw- ri-- none. It is the carrier oirs and laying of scene of an apparent suici- sad and of Anwar Sadat de- to me from Baghdad to Recognition of Israel's . of many a microbes not peline for water distribu- are of the fact that hygie de. "The wrong shape", he pend on two early develop- Arab East Jerusalem and ght to exist? that's a ques- seen with the naked eye. tion in the provinces of nic drinking water is said, "If ever I have seen ments: art early peace sett- they included officials in tion, that should; be asked The Ministry of Public Nangarhar, Pakthia, Lo-ga- r, most essential in the th it in this wicked world". lement with Israel that will Syria and Jordan "But we not now but later, when the ird world for acceleration Works has been giving a Ghazni, Kandahar, Given a look round the recover 90 per cent of Ar- shall know for certain (th- return home of Palestinian Nem-ro- z, Every top priority to the const- Helmand, Orezgan, of development. "frontline" areas of the Mi- ab lands occupied since 1967 ough we were pretty sure refugees is settled ', leaving n, year ruction of these public Balkh, Samangan, thousands of man ddle East today Iraq, Sy- or the equally early gift of before the Lebanese war) it to be understood, I thou- hours are lost due to welfare projects. The wo- and Badakhshan. ria, Lebanon, Jordan, the the Good Life to their peo- that an extremely active ght, :that it certainly could mal- water exi- diseases caused by Israeli-occupie- - rk on the second phase of Subterranean d Arab West ple at home. Fifth Colum is part of the be asked then and answ- Herat potable water pro- sts in large volumes in all nutrition and polluted wa- ' fu- nffifmaHuA Bank and Arab East , Jerusa- Just how unlikely the first superstructure of any in tna ject started last week. Up- these provinces, and also ter in the developing wo- - Syr- Brown might . goal is will ture Lebanese state". Next morning, a top " lem Father we come to in on its completion the pro- the tormenting, though rid. well be similarly horrified. a moment But that golden I thought of my first mee- ian official was glum. "We Organisa- ject will provide water to small, rivers passing th- The World Health For in the view of the We- aim of prosperity for all is ting with Yasser Arafat, one want to talk peace as long more than 70,000 Herat orough these provinces can tion and UNICEF are pla--1 despairing Arab friends horribly elusive, too. True, cold night in 1967 after gr- as there's the ..possibility of ' st's citizens. be tamed for this purpose. ying their part in Afgha- in the midst for peace' today's friendly relations oping my way down a steel peace. The Israelis will Re- -' is The government of the There a growing need nistan but more funds and fugly physical barriers and with America can help fin- ladder to a deep cave in the delay and delay; of course, fail.-Wel- l, public Afghanistan for more closer coopera- equipments are needed ' , of has i mental attitudes across the ancially. Jordanian hills.. Surround- The Iraqis say we'll ' bal- to cater to machine-gun- s decided on striking a tion between the ministr- immediately Jordan River add up to qu- Assad, once widely thou- ed by and gr- the deep,' deep trouble ance between the rural ies of Public Health, Pub- the needs of our people. ite the wrong shape. ght of as a "Communist" in enades, he laughed at my is that Israeli leaders have and urban population on lic Works, Agriculture and The Rurl Development Indeed they added up the West, has become poli- suggestion that he might te never tried to give their pe- one volume of Water and Power. th- Department hand and As to the wrong shape even be- tically "respectable' . But a Palestine state on ople the idea that Peace is drinking water to be. sup- ese are the. four organisa- with World Food Pro- fore Menachem Begin's vic- that may not save him. the West Bank. safest for them in the ; plied. In Kabul fairly lar- tions which reach even to gram is also rendering a tory in the Israeli elections. American aid is a drop in In Damascus, 1977, those long term". (OFNS) ' ge projects are being bu- the far-flun- g villages and helping hand in this reg- iAnd the wrongness of it is a I stagnant ocean. Syrian ilt in Afshar-Daru- l Aman hamlets. The Ministry of ard. most glaringly evident on Ba'ath Party officials make the Arab West Bank of Jor- no bones about the coun- dan, where the outgoing Is- try's economic plight. The AFGHAN PRESS raeli Labour Government country simply has no cash had been rapidly implant- to pay its bills it must ing new" colonies (more th- horrendous sums. So, JAMHOURIAT: Seven Year Plan period the intensive farming methods, an 30 now) on this ' crucial umbrage abounds; Upkeep and restoration of Ministry of Information and production in Helmand will piece of Arab property. "Syria lost hugely in the historical monuments is a Culture will continually step more than, double during Not only "extremists" su- 1973 war", a leading Ba'ath major objective of the cul- up restoration operations, the current plan period. To ch as the Iraqis, but "mode- Party man told me. "We ' tural policy of the Republic and Will improve managem- be able to handle the cotton rates" such as King Huss- should be treated by the of Afghanistan. In today's ent and maintenance of im- yield the government is now ein are adamant: with th- as a special issue the paper comments portant historical buildings planning expansions and ose settlements there we case".'- - v; on the efforts of the Mini- and monuments. new plants in Helmand. can forget about peace. So Still, Assad has also lost stry of Information and Cu- The foreign currency wh- arriving in Baghdad the oth- $300 million a year in reve- " lture aimed at fulfilling this HEYWAD: ich will be saved from .mar- er day, I was not surprised nue since the Iraqis stopr policy objective. In yesterday's issue the keting by Helmand Comp- to find that the complete fa- ped piping their oil through Presently Afghan archeo-logist- s daily Heywad discusses the any larger quantities of ilure of Carter's first foray Syria. Petrol in Damascus and experts from increase in production of edible oil at home and cot- in the Middle Eastern mine- has quadraupled hi price. several friendly nations and edible oil, and cotton proc- ton abroad, will enable the field is confidently predict- And this, when they consi- international scientific ins- essing plants in Helmand. government to step up ope- ed there. der that they are a "front- titutions are engaged in re- This plant was built during rations related to overall So much so that Vice Pre- line" state, the- Syrians do storation work in various the second five year plan development of this area. sident Saddam Hussein, the not find funny. parts of the country. Work period, but owing to low co- Initial investments : have effective and debonair ruler Nor do they find it amu- - on Bamian caves and Budd- tton production it was not been heavy, and all the in- of Iraq, is quietly watching sing that their army is still ha colossi is nearing com- able to operate in full capa- frastructure including, suffi- to see just how the mang-- stuck in Lebanon, Syrian pletion, and these world fa- city.' Fortunately production cient supplies of energy are led pieces will fall when, as officials, like most Arabs mous monuments will be of cotton in Helmand now there on which to base he expects, the peace atte- anywhere, openly express Valley 1',vj. our preserved for the posterity has increased substantially further development mpt blows up under Cart- their disgust at the behavio- jxTca to mkv& if iTcarK'io as a result of these efforts. during the last few years, er's new friends, President ur of those Maronite Leba- lU FJCiX, IT ALL FAYS TIE SVJ5. In Ghazni, Herat, Maza-r-e and output at the Helmand ANIS: Anwar Sadat of Egypt, Pre- nese who overtly crossed to Sharif, and some other plant has risen proportion- In Thursday's issue the sident Hafez Assad of Sj parts of the country other ately. paper comments upon so- ia, King Hussein and maybe projects have either been Acrage under cotton cul- cial dynamics, and its imp- Yasser Arafat, the Palestin- IN OUR STRANGE WORLD completed, or are under im- tivation in the area will be ortance in the survival, se- ian Liberation . Organisation

plementation. (Re-uter- During the expanded, and with more curity, advancement and leader, as well. No one in NEW DELHI, July 9, ). 35 miles off the English to- teenaged Princess while 'Baghdad prosperity of nations. thinks Carter will A young man knifed ast apologised for causing she was a pupil at MillfieH have the desire or guts The Revolution of Saratan the 14 school children and two trouble. school, Street, over three to pressure into teachers him- 26, 1352 is decidedly a Israel the before killing Prasanta Mukherjee was years ago. withdrawal have Mo-rada- turning point, in the long that could self in a fit of anger in rescued Tuesday night by WORLD PRESS history of the them. So Iraq, like every near here, Samach-a- r a British naval helicopter "She was a lovely girl'.,; Afghan nati- other Arab country lacks the news Wed-ttesda- y. on. From this. day. on the agency 6aid in an operation which cost said Coleman. "Sometimes joys of a TOKYO, July 9, (P.euler) member last week, the LDP has been replaced "Year of Peace". an estimated 70,000 sterl- she used to laugh and say .Japan's ruling Liberal could no longer expect au- with enthusiasm, and Nevertheless, I found Ba- The agency said the man, ing. she needed an interpreter ghdad en Vinod - Democratic Party (LDP) tomatic approval for legisl- with dynamism fete. Streets were Kumar Gupta, was "I am ashamed he said because of my Scottish ac- seems likely loss-e- s decorated. Loudspeakers bo- by af- to surfer ation sent up from the more and mass participation. The surrounded children after a night in the Royal cent. We have had a Christ- omed out popular he jn Sunday's election tor important lower housef in whole nation of Afghanistan music in ter quarrelled with one naval hospital here. "The se- mas card from her every ye- jn the new public gardens half the seats the 252 which it retains a slim' ma- is forging ahead together, by of the teachers and in a fit arch' was very, very waste- ar since she left school, but seat upper house, the Tigris. The Iraqi Ba'ath of rage he began to but not jority. and citizens find strength: stab ful. I am regretting that this wedding invitation ca- enough any maj- Party was celebrating the them. May-da- y to create and inspiration from one call but my life is me as a bit of shock. or political upset. thirtieth anniversary of its The police found the man 1 too valuable". another, and from the prog-ressiv- e "A woman who telephon- , Newspaper polls suggest DAR ES SALAAM, founding in 1947 by Michel an hour later. By then he July objectives of the re- ed from the Jordanian em- the LDP Aflaq. had will lose anything 9, (Reuter). Tanzanian volution, and an enlighten- stabbed himself and LONDON, July 9, (DPA). bassy told my wife that pr- from two to five of the 65 President Julius Nyerere ed leadership. died in a hospital. Princess Alia, eldest dau- Alia The national I flew into . Damascus incess thought a great seats it has up for relectjon will The two teachers and vist Canada, the Unit, endeavogrs have how clear for the first time since the the ghter of Jordanian King deal of me and insisted on on Sunday both national 14 are in ed States and Jamaica next directions, and purposes, war of 1973. Then, while children recovering Hussein, invited retired ta- us being in Jordan for the and local in a hospital, constituencies. month to discuss moves to- and only endeavours of this Syrian and Israeli tanks Samachar xi driver Bill Coleman of wedding on Monday", he Without upper house Sou- said. the wards majority rule in type will help nation achie- battered each other on the Street, Somerset, and his said. majority which it held un- thern Africa, it was announ- wife ve its cherished wishes and Golan Heights, the , popula- for her wedding on til the death of a sittting England, ced here today. aspirations. tion rushed to the roof-top- s PORTSMOUTH, Monday. The only problem now at July 9, to cheer Syrian rockets ch- (Reuter). A The friendship between the Coleman's council house Editor ADS. BATES Indian asing Israeli jets. Now roof- who set out Coleman and Princess Alia home is what to buy the pr- Classified: 6 to sail single-hand- ed to Cal- began when Coleman was Noar M. Rahlml Lines per column 9 point tops reveal new houses, sp- incess for a wedding reading up cutta but had to be rescued employed to drive the then-- TelrftMJ letter Ala. 20. the mountainsi- de. The same friendly peo- Classified: 6 Lines per column 9 point ple welcomed me at the co- Editorial letter Aft. 40 sy little Ommayad Hotel. The Tel 28848 DiBplay: Column cm. Afa. 30. city is green and, like Ba- Business & Ore. Manager; 23834 SUBSCRIPTION RATES ghdad, throbs with Arab-is- Advertising: 26859 : There is a Spanking Yearly Afi. 2600 Circulation 2685153 art 59 new hotel And new prices ; Half yearly 90 Aft, in Syria today they are stag- Address enquiries to the Kabul Timas, P0XJ3GN gering. Ansari Watt, Kabul, the Republican State Yearly Dollar 60 The government is impa- of Afghanistan. Half yearly Dollar H tient with its "backers" in Arab oil countries. PAG3 TIIEIJCABUL TIMES JULY 9, 1977 Work begins on second V ft " amm 5 of Parwan Irrigation Kroject . total of Afs. 576,453,411 With the completion of BY.OUR OWN REPORTER The Parwan Irrigation and to a foreign exchange the second stage of Parwan Power Project is one of and the import of LOOKING FOR GOOD Irrigation Project an esti- 465 which will be financed the most Important projects expenditures for and . machinery mated 24,800 hectars of land "through the loan of the gov- of. the Ministry or Water equipment fir- . amounts to 1,500,000, said 14,000 hectars water scan- ernment of People's Repub- and Power. The work on Inc- Eng. Ishaq.' In the first sta- ty land and 10,000 hectars lic of. China. ' st stage of the project ge more 2,000 Afgha arid land will come under Since greater parts of the luding construction of diver- than CHICKEN? ninety Chinese per- irrigation and the ground equipment belonging to the sion dam, headway of main nis and were engaged. In will be prepared for genera- first stage of the project canal, syphones in Ghorband sonnel stage some 1750 ting ,2400 kws power, was worn out; a new list of and Salang, installation of the second WHY NOT THE BEST? personnel and 22 The 196 items of equipm- equipment needed for the water pumps, establishment Afghan experts will work, ent for completion, of the second stage was prepared of a power plant, flood div- Chinesei IBf num- accordance with an ag- second stage costing 736,-78- 6 by Afghan and Chinese ex- ersion culvtrts and a In reement between Afghanis- Try will arrive from Peo- perts and after considerati- ber of small and large cons- TENDERLINE tan, and People's Republic ple's Republic of China in on by Ministry of Water tructions were successfully of- - China the survey work next six months. and Power the ground was completed last Afghan year project began in WHOLE CHICKENS: BROILERS AND FRYERS. prepared for. conclusion of and officially! opened. on the 1966-an- .was 'completed in AND CHICKEN Pi4RTS:BREASTS, THIGHS, DRUMSTICKS, WINGS, SOUP The Deputy Minister of an agreement. Following In October last year the eight months.- - In accordance STOCK. CHICKEN LIVERS GIZZARDS AND HEARTS. Water and Power Eng. Ah- the conclusion of the agree- work began on the second with plan the cost for WE'RE LOCATED ACROSS FROM THE BltjlTISIICOUNCIL IN SHARE. NAU.i mad Farid Ishaq in reveal- ment the Chinese authorit- stage of the project which the complet- implementation of the first LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF TENDERLINE. ing the above in an interv- ies will take necessary arr- is scheduled to be stage of project was (69) 1- iew with the reporter of angements for the delivery ed in two years, said Eng. the -1 ,is being envisaged 5.8: million of the daily Kabul Times said of the equipment, he added. Ishaq. .The project at which two million pound that .196 items equipment Further expounding on carried out .by Afghan, per- sterling .was earmarked for including iron sheet, tyres the second stage of the pro- sonnel with the consultation equipment and bul-doze- assistance of purchase of and tubes, spare parts, rs, ject Eng. Ishaq said the and technical government of people's machinery, from China and dump-trucK- water work, includes construction the add- - 3.8 million, equivalent to tanks, etc., adding the tran- of irrigation networks and Republic of China, he -- .' ' million;: to cover sportation cost to the cost other auxiliary complexes ed. Afs. 684 OFFER RECEIVED length ca- the local expenditures. of the goods to come via Ka- and is expected to be comp- The total of the stage The Parwan i Irrigation nals in the first of ther iron-shee- rachi will amount to 810,- - leted in two years. Jangalak Industries has received an offer for 370 tons ts in folio- - project reaches to 85,578 and Power Project is aimed flwing specifications: kms, and some 148 hydro-technic- al at better utilising the water Ri- 2000 1600 2 20 tons WAZIR AKBAR plants have been i resources fof Panjsheer x x mm constructed. ver for development of ag- 200O x 1400 x 1.5 mm ... 100 tons, riculture and energy by 2000 x 1000 x 0.8 mm... 50 tons. KHAN HOSPITAL The local expenditures of bringing- - arid lands under 2000. x 1000 x 1 mm 150 tons. the project since the begin- irrigation, and providing ad- 2000 x 1000 2 mm ...... 50 tons; BY OUR OWN REPORTER ning of survey (1345 throu- equate water for water sca- from Kanematsu Gosho Ltd. of Japan CIF Kabul. gh Sunbula 1355) amounted nty land v he added. Individuals, local and foreign firms who want to provide the above at low-- 1 "During 1355 Wazir Akb- The Seven Year Develop- Her price should come by July 23 to the Supply Department of Jangalak. Securiti ar Khan hospital provided ment Plan of the Ministry of, Acs are required. treatment to 9299 persons Public Health foresees mo- (286) 3--2 who reported to the hospit- re assistance to the hospital al" saidDr, Mohammad An-w- ar so. that its services are fur- Needed Masoomi, nt ther expanded. Thermo-Powe-r and Chemical Fertiliser Plants of the .hospital in an in- needs three, million- - poly-etheli- bags, .O.F.; Hairatan ! terview with daily Ka- the GROUP 24 Port, and insurance upto Factory with .following specifi bul Times. cations: Dr. Masoomi said (Continued from page 2) OFFER RECEIVED further 1 Quality: Poly Etbeline. that Wazir Akbar Khan ed with the collapse of the the 2 Size: 55x 110. hospital has 225 beds and Bretton Woods agreement, 3 Textile: 12 x 12 pei inch. Gin and Press of Balkh has received an offer for one telephone switchboard ".last year 2,299 major and in August 1971. Group 24 4 Thread type: 1000 dinier. local and minor operations ' per- was hardly faced With with. 25 lines from Siemens branch in Kabul at Businessmen, were an 5 Internal laminated layer: 0.05 mm. formed easy task n view of - foreign firms can supply lower price should send applications to in the hospital. The the 6 Print; one colour. who at their hospital also , 4379 fact that the leading advan- Mazar-i-Shar- treated 7 Colour: White. the Service Section of Gin and Press at if and be present by July patients in its emergency ced countries have the lar- Businessmen, local and foreign firms who want to 23 to bidding committee. Securities are required. wards including radiograp- gest number of votes and the supply the same should; send their offers until August (287) inter-nation- 32 hy cases and 14035 the right of veto al patients in 6, the last date of bidding, to the Liaison Office at were by polycli- financial treated the institut- block No. 2 Nader Shah Mina and be present at 10 hos- ions and they st- nic of the hospital. The that offer a.m. to the. Ministry of Mines and Industries confe pital has a total of 226 doc- rong resistance to any pro- rence hall for bidding. ... Specifications can be seen and posed solution tors, nurses and technicians whose ado securities are required. (285) and there are three foreign ption - would introduce ele- 32 experts working;; with the ments of a new internation- al OFFER RECEIVED hospital.: More than one hu- economic order. 0D!gp!lll I ndred and forty temporary At the end of five years employees are' also working of Group 24's successful Banai Construction Unit has received an offer for two units diesel engine in the hospital. works, its member countr- 0e mixer and four units electrical concrete mixer 550 liters CIF Karachi inci A total of 9299 indoor pa- ies felt the need to give hiding insurance at US$25,200 from Metal Mechanic Company of Italy. ; more Needed tients were admitted hi the detailed consideration 0 Businessmen, local and foreign firms who want to provide the same at lower? hospital who received trea- to certain question concer- fl price should send their off ers by July 23 to the Procurement Section of Banai at tment in surgery, internal ning its organization, meth- Logistic Purchasing Dept. of Ministry of National' Ij Yakatoot and be present at the same date for bidding. Soecificatior can bej diseases, orthopedy, rehabi- ods and long term progr- Defence needs 10 items Endoscopy equipments, CIF seen and securities are required. f litation, amme of work. Kabul, by airfreight. Individuals, local and foreign! 0 (289) 32 f con- . firms who want to supply should come at 10 a.m. by (ENT), emergency and At jts 14th , ministerial August 18,' last of bidding, to the Logistic tagious diseases wards. The meeting at the end . of A-p- the date can be seen hospital also carried out ru, uroup it uevotea con- Purchasing Dept. Specifications and prices 2,299 major and minor ope- siderable attention to the at the purchasing committee office. rations four, of which were problems on the agenda of (284) 33 very serious namely, Spleno-Vena- li the Committee- - for the Tra- i gPBJlMl Anastomosis, Jugular-Tho- nsfer of Resources to the OFFER RECEIVED ? racic duct Anastomo- Developing Countries and maBEiEBBEmL ; i' sis, repair of Femoral Ar- the "rovisional ' Committee Banai Construction Unit has received an offer for 475 items loaders and squa- - tery injury Nephro-Pex- for Reform of the Interna-- I tor vehicUs snare Darts at total of US$15,614.31 CIF Kabul including insurance Partial Nephrectomy. tional MoKet'-- y System, 1 from Fiat-Aliz- e Company. Out. of the 225 beds in which convened shortly af- Needed '" price Wazir Akbar Khan hospital, terwards. After indepth dis Businessmen, local and foreign firms who can provide the same at lower tor-M- B should come by July 24 to the Banai at Yakatoot. List and specifications can be 65 are allocated for patients cussion, broUp I put vtiiii. n. Fnt0pm-- ; PpH! w items different VinAali who can meet the cost of the ward in a communique itsjJof seen and securities are required. TATA buses spare paitsXocal and foreign, firms wh'.JT (290) beds, 160 are free of char- assessments of the internat-r- H 32 an tKo --,nw nPirft..shnid send g,uu. uufyijfinl .L. at w - ' their li;: ge, 60 beds are in the inter- ional economic situation - Loffers by July 21 to- the Millief Bus and be present nal diseases section 65 -- no w,m Hiier-- and 1H sldoS i 1Q tt same date for for. bidding.. List of. spare: in the surgery section, 40 3 . sp.ecifications can be seen mi securities in the orthopedy section, ana ats are4 " (ENT) has to certain injtiatim'w." (292)3-- & i!lJqU lJ 1--1 20 beds, emergency ward taken within the a ional Monetary Fund and nrM-l-l has 15 beds and contagious diseases section 30 beds. World Bank. The hospital has a well Concluding that after the equipped y plant and recession of the previous C Afghan Construction Unit Kabul (ACUK) has received offers for 20 itemsBfr two years rev- most of the patients repor- there was a equipments from different companies as follow: ival of ff ting to the hospital take economic activities gaspes. electrical and diesel engine concrete mixer at US$71,587.5 FOB . in Needed 110 in this hospital Last the developed countries ffltalian border. together ri- U year 4379 patients reported' in 1976, with a pes. electrical vibrators 1" dia. at US$5043.94 CIF Karachi. it- 43 220 Jl ys the volume Mill needs following for to the hospital. se in of world Bagrami Cotton Textile 3 50 pes. Gasoline engine vibrators 1" dia. at US $17165 CIF Karachi. 'A trade, following a sharp de- ' ft, The three foreign experts ems: J$,' pes. electrical vibrators 2" dia. at US$-5543.4-0 CIF Karachi. cline in years. Gro- 420 working in the hospital are earlier 1 30 tons Rangolite. pes. gasoline engine vibrators 2" dia. at US$ 1841.37 CIF Karachi. fX up 24 also observed Remazol Turqiose Blue G. ), 55 in internal diseases secti- that 2 Two tons m pes. electrical vibrators 3" dia. at 2240 Pound Sterling CIF Kabul. the non petroleum produc- Carbonate. 610 K on, surgery and radiology 3 10 tons Potasium pes, gasoline engine vibrators 3" dia. at 1295 Pound Sterling CIF Kabul. J ing developing countries foreign firms who can supply the above I 75 wards. A number of doctors, Local and Ar pes. Diesel generator (125) KVA at US$17770 CIF Karachi. Q not sufficiently benefit- samples until 81 are should send their offers including the US$-2288- nurses and technicians are pes. Diesel generator (75) KVA at 0 CIF Karachi. ing from revival in the be present on Zf 92 also sent every year to for- the July 23, to the Procurement Section and pes. diesel generator (30) KVA at US$12320 CIF Karachi. world economy, and are 102 eign countries for higher st- at 2 p.m. by July 25 for bidding. pes. Centrifugal pump diesel engine 3" US$774 CIF Kabul. still heavily weighed down (288) 3- J 112 udies and specialisation with -2 pes. Centrifugal pump diesel engine 2" US$1765 CIF Kabul. by balance of payments pr- " ' j ft 125 0 the concurrence of the Mi- i 13 pes. Centrifugal pump electrical 2" US$ 4502 CIF Kabul. oblems. - 5 nistry, of Public Health. 14 2 pes. Centrifugal pump electrical 3" US$2235 CIF Kabul. 0 The medical parapherna- 51 a 15 2 pes. Welding machine with gasoline engine US$ 14200 CIF Kabul lia, dresses, medicines etc. 16 20 pes. Welding machine electrical US$5382 CIF Karachi. are all provided by the Mi- 17 5 pes. Rollers with diesel engine hand type US$17790 CIF Karachi. nistry of Public Health to 1810 pes. Electrical concrete breakers US$4450.51 CIF Kabul. the Wazir Akbar Khan Hos- OFFER RECEIVED 19 50 pes. Electrical drills for concrete USJ3603.55 CIF Kabul. 0 pital. The hospital has all 20 50 pes. Electrical drills for steel US$2540.89 CIF Kabul. amenities and can take care Local and foreign firms willing to supply the same at lower price shall submit offered to supply one Toyota model 1976 four 'cylinders a 0 of patients of varying disea- Mir's Service has jtneir Quotation in sealed envelops to the ACUK aetremiue Department or to infpu, ses. Most of the personnel including custum duty for Afs. 509,000. fjj Foreign Pocuement Office in Pulechakhi before July 25, 1977. List and specificati-- lower working with the hospital is Individuals, local and foreign firms who want to supply the same at i$ on can be obtained from the procurement office for Afs. 1000. 5l this advertisem foreign trained and many of price should send their offers within ten days of publication of 3--1 K its nurses and .doctors are ent to the Service Department of Ministry of Higher Education. busy in specialisation (291)32 0(293)GOVERNMENT PRINTING PRESS JULY 9, 1977 PAGE 4 THE KABUL TIMES Janata names peace with neighbours r PAK daily, calls for GEN. ZIA or , 1) ASEAN i (Continued from page Sanjiva f - course of the coup d'etat Reddy SINGAPORE, July 9, (Re. nomic development", he Organisation a new confid- ' have been released; Pir utcr). foreign mi- said. ence, conference sourccs reinstating of NAP The five Pagaro is one of them. as presidential nisters of the Association , But Malik admitted that said.', v a "' V i against KARACHI, July 9,(Bakh-tar)- . ijwho are removed from the The agency also notes Asian Nations security operations - jf of Southeast J J pictures of former Pre- agreed internal ; Insurgencies had They pointed out that in- Dawn, the Karachi political scene either by that candidate (ASEAN) yesterday col- been discussed, although he creasing interest in ASE- daily, iu an editorial in or by other restric- mier Bhutto have been 9, to hold out the olive branch of- NEW DELHI, July Like-- . lected from government neighbouring declined to go into details. AN, whose countries accou- . Thursday's issue writes th- tions, should be freed. (Tass). The leadership of of peace to the mill- wise all consc- fices. . states, while hit- . ASEAN heads, however, nt for more than 200 at if the future elections in the destiny of the ruling Janata Party, Indochina The quiet which was bro- - ting hard at internal insurg- have consistently denied th- ion people, is shown by the Pakistan are to take place ientious detainees must be Thursday that it Organisation has any fact heads of sta- realistically and in accordan- reexamined. ' ught about by the coup in at home. at the that the ' has nominated Sanjiva Re- encies Pakistan still continues. It Despite recent tough crit- miltary significance, and is te of Japan, Australia and ce with the wishes of the pe- Political' opponents for ddy the speaker of the ho- is said that some segments Vietnam, accusing a purely economic, social New Zealand are attending ople of that country, and years have been blatantly use of the central parliam- icism by the people of Pakistan being a military and cultural grouping. meetings with ASEAN lead- afford an opportunity to the neglected, and a large num- of ent of India, as a candidate ASEAN of warmly welcomed the communique Japan's decision to beef ers and the ASEAN summit people to take their deci- ber of them have remain- have presidency. The ce- bloc, a joint for the mo- sion on freely, pris- coup. of the four-da- y up aid to ASEAN countries in Kuala Lumpur next the election ed for long periods in ntral parliamentary council at the end According to a Reuter foreign ministers' meetings, appears to have given the nth, it is essential that those ons. A number of these pri- of the biggest opposition ' dispatch it was officially an- urged greater dialogue with soners are being tried in sp- party the Indian Nation- ecial nounced in Islamabad that Cambodia and La- courts. ; al Congress (INC) supp- Vietnam, Three Arabs hijack Kuwaiti Boeing "Agha Shahi has been prom- os. This manner of trial con- orted Sanjiva Reddy's can- tradicts the legal process, oted to the newly created a yes- The issue of how ASEAN July 9, (Reut- British Midland airw- in operation at the airport. didature at meeting KUWAIT, from and is not compatible with post of Secretary General which groups Singapore, er). Three Arab hijacke- ays and 10 member cr- One of the women relea- terday. the requirements justice. He- of the Foreign Ministry. Indonesia, the Philippines, hijackers had of General rs night seized a Brit, ew mainly British, a sed said the . Madhu Limaya, last wa$ nce all special courts sho- He is now considered to Par- Thailand and Malaysia ish leased boeing spokesman the airline told her they were memb- Secretary of the Janata Kuwaiti for sh-ou- one three top ran- nei- uld be dissolved, pursuit d be of the Sanji- can thrive alongside its 707 a from Beirut said London. ers of Fatah, the major Pa--' ty told pressmen that on flight in stop, and all prisoners, king officials. Reuter quotes ghbours dominated the 45 Kuwait radio said Kuwa- guerrilla group. va Reddy was nominated by to Kuwait wjth lestinian be freed. "Karachi newspapers as not- members of discussions. gers abord, Kuwait radio re- it's Ambassador to Leban- She said the hijackers the Party after In extraordinary conditi- ing that interference by the The other major issue was ported. on, Abdel Hamid Al Bey-eija- n, told the passengers they "other opposition parties ons when grave accusations armed forces was the only yes- a new outward-lookin- g tr- Cairo the Middle was among pass- should not be afraid as and groups" agreed at In the are in stake, the prisoners way of restoration of politi- Pri- end by the Organisation to- New Agency (MENAi engers. "our goal is noble". terday's meeting with east ought to be tried in legal cal tranquility in Pakistan. wards greater trade coope- Palestinian Syrian The radio said the hijac- Awni Battash, Deputy Ch- me Minister Morarji Desai said the courts, in accordance with According to these news- ration with Japan, Australia de-- Libera- to support his candidature. and Lebanese hijackers " ked plane landed yesterday. ief of the Palestine papers although military in- - legal regulations. The sec- was and New Zealand and mere- manded the release of so- '' Early today tha plane tion Organisation in Kuwa- Sanjiva Reddy born ond subject that is address- terference in political affa- 19, asing economic contacts wi- me 300 Jeftwing prisoners was still grounded and str- it, was at the airport tak- on May 1913 into a well ed is the dissolvement of irs in the past has brought Illu-r- u th the United States and in Arab jails. ict security measures were ing part in. the negotiations, to do peasant family in held the National Party. misfortune for Pakistan, but the European Economic Co- Awami village (Andhra Prad- The plane landed at Kuw- The this time such interference mmunity (EEC). banning of this party, esh State) during the per- ait airport to refuel and du- which has won the greater was imperative and unav- mi- Egypt, Libya move iod of the national liberati- Indonesia's foreign with ; ." ring negotiations the number of chairs in Baluch-esta- n oidable. .' movement was per- Malik, said in Ku- on he nister, Adam hijackers supervised by and North West Fron- Quoting Islamabad news- by au- speech to the con- " secuted the colonial a closing waiti's Interior Minis- ties tier in 1970 elections has papers France Press reports He different "We agree that Al Abdul-- to normalise thorities. held ference: ter Sheikh Saad created a void in the politi--; that more than forty pers- posts in INC organisations the threat against Asian la Al Sabah seven women, agre- i ons who in secret im- LOME, July 9, (Reuter) Riad said the draft cal life of these two . prov- - were in 1959 be- from ins- his state. In he security remains two children a man with .Egypt and the Iibyan ement would be submitted inces which is yet to be fill- prisonment for the last two came the INC chairman. Af- urgent groups and that the heart trouble and a crew yesterday signed to Egyptian authorties now, ed. The mass of the people years as a result of oppos- party 1969 challenge is ter the split in answer to this member were released, the an agreement believed to ai)d thanked general Eyad- of these two provinces, in ing Zulfikar Ali Bhutto we- Sanjiva Reddy withdrew not transforming ASE- by radio said. mark a reconciliation bet. ema for his mediation wh- the event the national Awa- re released on Wednesday. milita- from the INC to become AN into a collective ween the estranged Arab ich contacts at the Organis mi Party is unable to take These include two former the of breakaw- pact." dispatch medi- (O- leader the ry A Kuwait carried neighours following ation of African Unjty - part in the elections, will provincial government mi- ay part of party in An- Carlos Romulo, Phili- hijackers , the Dr. by Mena said the Togolese Preside-- AU) this f e. nisters. ation by , summit month in be deprived of freely dhra Pradesh. ppines Foreign Minister, had asked to negotiate with Gnassingbe Eyadema. nt ; ing their representatives. The two ministers said After the Janata Party bl- told Reuter that military Moroc- the ambassadors of Turkeiki said the talks Hence it is logical that the that they were abducted by oc won March elections had not been dis- Algeria, " Syria :s the matters co, Egypt, The Egyptian and Iabyan had achieved "very satisfac . National Awami Party be Bhutto's Federal Security to the central parliament of cussed at the meeting. and the Libyan Jamahiriyah foreign ministers, Moham- tory results" and expressed ; permitted to render the po-ho- Forces and were kept in a India Sanjiva Reddy was "We are not concerned Libya) Kuwa- (formerly in mad Riad and Abdel Salam that the agreement, ntical scene in accordance an ancient fort in the part elected the speaker of the with security matters. Our demands. Af- st- it on their ,Turkeiki left this west would be a step towards - with the laws of the coun- of Kashmir belonging to People. security is based on our eco was lease sign- - House of the The plane on rican country after rengthefling the Arab wor- - try; and when ' permission Pakistan. . agreement wh- Id. ing the for political activities is gra- The two ministers, Eftek-ha- r countersign ich was nted to other parties, they Ahmad and Chaudhri Togolese fore- visit-..-e- ed by President Eyadema d po- ' too should resume their Ershad Ahmad said, in a minister Edem Kodjo. both Cairo and Tripoli ign litical activities. press conference that in de- held last month where he tention they were tortured. Egyptian Presid- NEW YORK, July 9, (Re- Post harvest talks with The former government and the uter). The port Authority ent Anwar Sadat in answer to a question put Libyan delegate to the OAU of New York and New Jers-- . to it last year as to where- grain waste summit conference. ' v; ey yesterday decided to co- abouts of these two minis- Egypt and the Libyan Ja-- ntinue barring the Anglo-Fre- nch v hi i&f" ters had said that it does lr 'kAmmiV lift meet mahjiyah have differed Concorde airliner cuts may not know anything about it. over the Arab Israelj co- from Kennedy airport pen- grain shortage nflict, resulting in steady de- - ding further study of the BHUTTO terioration of bilateral rel-- . aircraft's noise effects. (Continued from page 1) authority, op- GENEVA, July 9, (Reuter) ations. The which istan relations and would Egypt ; erates Kennedy Airport ma- .About half the cereal Earlier this year abide by the terms and co- and coarse grain imports concentrated armed fores de its decision in a private nditions of the Simla agre- needed by developing cou- along the joint border and meeting after it received a ement. comm- by noise consultants ntries in 1985 could be sup for several days all report Samachar quoting the of- plied by reducing waste af- unications between the ne- on the supersonic aircraft's ficial sources add that the on people living ne- ter harvest, the Director-Rener- al ighbouring North African effect Indian External Affairs Mi- of the Food and countries were cut. ar the airport. nistry has Welcomed the Organisation Agricultural j assurance. (FAO) said yesterday... Anglo-America- n negotiators According to a report of The resulting savings in Radio Tehran, an army sp- foreign exchange could ex- begin talks with Smith govt. okesman in Rawalpindi sajd ceed 750 million dollars a yetserday that former Prt i told (Re- discussing Rhodesia with me Minister of Pakistan Zu- :.,.-;.-.w.:- year, Edouard Saouma SALISBURY, July 9, id the 54 states United Nati- uter). Negotiators from Zambian government offic lfikar Ali Bhutto and other , ons Economic and Social United St- ials and Rhodesjan nation- - political leaders in that co-al- ist The children of Kargha kindergarten performing a play as part of the shows Britain and the Council (ECOSOC) at its su- ates yesterday began a ro- leaders, including Jo-- untry can resume their po- - arranged by the Women's Organisation for the parents of children of various Rhodes-ja- n joint leader litrcal bul kindergartens. mmer session here. und of talks with shua Nkomo, activities after the Saouma said he arrived government officials in with Robert Mugabe of the arrangments are made for " at this estimate on the basis the latest initiative to solve Patriotic Front. general elections. Int'l Moscow film festival opens of post-harve- losses am-- " the white ruled territory's Nkomo, whose Patriotic The duration for election ounting to large per cent of .J 12 year old constitution-- ! Front was this week recog- campaign will only be one 9 spokesm- MOSCOW, July (Tass) the film is a blind musici- in the film festival. "This is : the total harvest a figure al problem nised by the Organisation of month, added the .Contests of feature, short an who in search of earn- an illustration of the grow- certainly far below real lo African Unity (OAU) as an. , ch-ild- ' guer- Gen. Haq length and films for en ings lis compelled to wan- ing ties among the art wo- sses".1 ": But observers here are the spearhead of the . Ziaul address- began yesterday at der from village to village, rkers of all countries and Cutting it by half it has doubtful whether the env. rilla war against Rhodes, ing the government offici- the International Moscow staunchily withstanding ha- continents", emphasized Ph-ilip- p been found corresponding to oys, John Graham of Erj ta- has made it plain in recent als of Pakistan said he will wants democracy in Film Festival that opened in rdships. Yermash( chairman of roughly one half ofthe deve- in and Stephen Low of the statements that he , try to restore Moscow on July 7 Feature Also shown at the conte- the Soviet committee for loping countries' cereal and United States, will make any power in Rhodesia transfer- that country in a period of full lenght films are sho-- st yesterday was the film cinematography, chairman coarse grain import requir- headway in their efforts to red to his group. ninety days. wn at the "Rossiya ' cine- by Swedish flrlm director of the film festival's ogran-izin- g ements in 1985, he said. press the Rhodesian gover- Although smith haj said Radiio Teheran further 3,0-0- so ma concert hall seating 0. Kai Pollak. The theme of committee, in an op- Saouma said the PLO was nment into handing over he is ready to discuss settl- adds that far three The jury is headed by the film are mutual relat- ening speech. ' now. launching a power to the country's six ement proposals with the of nine parties which con- Starail-a- of Soviet film director v ions between children and The Moscow film festival, dollar campaign to reduce million blacks. envoys, he is not pinning stituted the coalition the 1 post-harve- exclusively on Alliance, Rostotski. parents, education of the Yermash said, helps bring losses of food The two men flew in fr- his hopes Pakistan National Anglo-America- n initiat- full India's film makers had rising generation. The act- to gether the film people by some 50 per cent by om Lusaka Thursday night the have announced their the honour to open sh- ; days ive. support to Gen. Ziaul Haq. the ing of young Lele Dotacio who are aware of the resp- 1985. . . where they spent two ow. They brought to Mos- has contributed to the su- onsible mission of the art cow Mrinal Sen's "Royalv ccess of the film. ist in the present day wo- Hunt". The film features . 37 films were entered for rld and strengthens the the events that happened the feature film contest of foundation for still more 50 years ago ta- the story the Moscow festival. intensive exchanges of cul- place kes in the epoch of More than 90 countries tural values in the name dependence. India's colonial and several international or- of mutual enrichment of This is a story of the ganisations are taking part peoples. hard position of peasants, the beginning of the strug- gle for social justice. The More US arms for S.Korea to tint is distinguished by high professional skill of produc, make up for troop pullout :n - fill! . . ers and actors. m .;) This is Mrinal Sen's sec- WASHINGTON, July 9, ed. ad- Present plans are to send M ond film entered for the (Reuter). The Carter '.I v hn , ;: plans to send the aid bill to Congress in f, Moscow forum. At the prv-io- us ministration festival bis film "cho- Congress special legislation September, they said. But ir" won a silver prize. asking for the military aid if Congressional and Justi- Another participant In the to South Korea to compens- ce Department investigati- Moscow Festival, Japanese ate for withdrawal of US ons unearth a major scan- legislation with- film director Ka Eto Shin-d- o, ground troops, government dal, the and has already been prize- sources said Friday. drawal negotiations could be winner of the Moscow fes- The size and content of stalled until next year. tival His film "The Naked of the aid package is being Island" won a gold prize. In debated in the administra- - Some administration offl- - the new film "the Life of tion and could be influenced cials fear a number of Cong- - they oc Chikuzan" Shindo again ta- by continuing investigations ressmen might feel The Second Deputy Governor of D' Afghanistan Bank, delivering his speech at the function held on the ke up the theme of life of here of all alleged South would have to vote against casion of the annual raffling of the holders of the saving 'accounts, which took place adjacent to the bank poor people, upholding th- Korean influence buying a larger Korean aid pacak-g- e Thursday afternoon. This year the first prize was a deluxe car. eir rights to happiness and activities involving US Con- to publicly demonstrate UP" human dignity. The hero of gressmen, the sources add- - their independence.