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VOL. XX. NO 196 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1982 (QAUS 3, 1361 U.S.) PEICE AFS Karmal meets peasants' representatives ';J

' , Nov. 24 (Bakh-tar-) arly, during the new ph- Babrak Karmal, Ge- ase of April revolution, neral Secretary of the Babrak Karmal stressed PDPA CC and Preseide- - that one of the major ob- nt of the Revolutionary jectives and lofty idea- Council of the DRA rec-ive-d ls of the party and the members of the, ce- revolutionary Governm- ntral Council of the Pe ent is to free the peasa- asant Cooperative and nts from a state of isola- representatives of the Pe- tion and dispersion. Our asant ' Cooperatives of serious and fundament- the DRA who had earli- al problem he continu- er participated at the ed is the unity and 'org- 4th plenum of the Pea- - anisation of our peasants. Babrak Karmal, General Secretary of. the PDPA CC and President, of the Revolutionary Co uncil addressing , the ' , - Bakhtar) sants Cooperatives at the With the . creation, members of the peasants' cooperatives. k (Photo: headquarters of the Rev- strengthening and olutionary Council yes- developing of the Wa tanjar visits ' terday. , peasant cooperatives we Highlights of USSR's development plan for 1983 can unite and organise '.In a talk which held in our peasants and turn , November be a rise in absolute inc- somewhat higher than the ance to many developing Kandahar at- 24 (Tass) The progress- rements the i national , targets set by five ye- construc- a firendly and cordial them into united force in the countries in the KANDAHAR', Novem- eneg-ie- s development of Industrial plan, point- enterpr- mosphere, lauding the thus utilising their ive the income and in ar Baibakov tion of industrial Mo- ; ber 24 (Bakhtar) conclusion and in building a new Soviet economy is an ev- and agricultural , product- ed out. This reflects the ises and other i projects, successful hammad Aslam Watanj-a- r, and blossoming society idence of fundamental ion. Almost the entire readiness of the USSR co- Baibakov stressed in con- fruitful works of the 4th member of the PDPA in; , Babrak advantages of the socia- national income increme- ntinuously to develop mu- clusion. . Plenum, Babrak Karmal CC Politburo and Comm- Karmal observed. list system which kno- nt next year will be cha- tually beneficial econom- 1 said' that without the unications Minister; ac- solution of the problems A number of members ws no crises, unemploy- nnelled into consumption. ic cooperation. The cons- ' Statistics companied by the provin- ' export-tir-iente- d of cooperatives spe- ment, inflation or other , Industrial output in the truction of the of lands and water, and the cial party Secretary and without the solution of aking on behalf of the vices of the capitalist sy- country will grow by 3.2 Urengoi-Uzhgoro- d . about Afghan the Governor of Kanda- peasants peasants of the different stem, stated Nikolai v, per cent. Four point three gas pipeline will be com- the problems of har, went to the holy sh- country we Cann- provinces expressed the- Vice Chairman per cent more funds than pleted, in the main. The of the women . rine of "Khirqai Mpbarak' - prog-- , of the Council of Minis- in 1982 will be assigned supply of gas to West Eu- ot say anything whats- ir happiness at the (where a relic of Prophet ters of the USSR, Chairm- for development of ropean countries through KABUL,; November 24 oever about the victory ress made by the peasa- the Mohammad Is preserved) an of the State Planning. of the acro-industr- ial the pipeline will be sta- (Bakhtar). According to of national Democratic nt cooperative moveme- the branches yesterday; " ,s" "'" ' Committee. He spoke at complex. rted at the beginning of the latest statistics women revolution. nt under the leadership ' According 'to another PDPA pled- a session of the USSR Real per capita incom- 1984. constitute about 50 per cent Shedding light on the of the and report, ' Watanjar ' earlier peasants ged to spare no effort in Supreme Soviet which op- es are expected to grow The will of Afghanistan's populati- , importance of inspected' different sect- ened here. About 1,500 de- by three per cent as ag- continue to render assist-- on, reports Daily Hewad. cooperative movements further developing this ions of the Kandahar tex- puties representing . all ainst : average . ann- The total number of wo- in the country, particul movement. their tile and Woolen '' mills, re- . union and autonomous ual 1.8 per cent increment , Barnyan's men in the DRA today is elders 200-b- Kandahar ed hosp- publics, territories and in 1981-198- 2. The state aid estimated to be 6,341,540. Soviet economy: capital ital and offices of the regions of the country are to families children Of these over 300,000. worn-e- n ' with visit NFF provincial party comnv the course of will increased a working factories discussing be and are in ittee. investment to increase implementation of the pl- number of measures will and state enterprises. Over '' an in 1982 and a develop- be taken an the field of headquarters 10,000 are engaged in ag- '.. MOSCOW, November the USSR for 1983 at the ment plan of USSR social security of the wo- livestock"- - br- MEETINGS 24 "The sum to-- session of USSR Sup- the Nov. 24 riculture and (Tass) the - KABUL, (Bak ' for 1983. . , rking people. Approxim- eeding. ... , tal of. capital investmen- reme Soviet, which open- htar) An umber of KABUL, November 24 ately .10 --millioii fpeople-wil- l ac- ts in national r econo- ed in the Kremlin yester- elders heads Afghan' women taken (Balditar) ' ' "Dastagir the 1982 and '. In national income receive new" flats or tive part shoulder to shoul- my of USSR will inc- day. ' Pahjsheni . .Politburo the will be of local and village - mi-lio- used for consumption and rehoused with men in works de- rease in J983 by 16,100 n . The Minister said that councils of Provincial der member of the PDPA accumulation amounted The volume of trade stren- roubles as compared the revenues of the Bud- -' National Fatherland Fr- manding vigour and CC had an introductory to 460,000 million roubles with capitalist countries with the current year to get have been fixed for ont of Bamyan province gth. Thus the number of meeting in his office with by- - in 1983 and will increase two is planned to be mining Haimud-al-Habb- reach 349,300 million next year to the tune of met Bareq Shafei, First women workers in Zaki Abdul a, per cent as compared wi- vice-Preside- industry comes to about roubles, said Vasily Gar- - 354,000 million roubles nt of the Ce- Iraqi ambassador th 1981, Baibakov poin- At about buzov, USSR Finance Mi-- and the outlay 353,800 the Kabul ntral Council of NFF ye- 2000, in construction to Kabul yesterday. ted out. Approximately, 80 pow- nister. He made a report million roubles. The re- sterday. 500 and in water, and 1 According to another re- per cent of the aggregate on the draft Budget of venue side will exceed stadium Talking to the elders er sector to about 300. port. Panjsheri also had sum of the income is used outlay to the tune of 200 friendly and cordial Only 8.8 percent of the an introductory meeting directly for ensuring the in a DRA-MP- R million roubles. KABUL, November 24 amtosphere, he explained women of the country are in his office yesterday well-bein- g. people's . ' (Bakhtar) Following the lofty ideals and the literate. In order to combat with Kurt Kruger GDR Vasily are yesterday's results of illiteracy amongst the wo- ' protocol signed Garbuzov great tasks set before the ambassador' in , Kabul. ted out that the internat- The average , monthly the matches played in NFF in uniting the peo- men the Women's Democr- ' wages 1982 Friendship Trophy tour- Afg- KABUL, November 24 ional situation has forced and salaries in ple and achieving prog- atic Organisation of Israeli 2.6 nament at the sp- 150 " (Bakhtar) A protocol the USSR to take the ne- will increase by per Kabul ress and prosperity for hanistan has started cent orts stadium. - mem- "... on scientific and cultural cessary measures for ma- and the remuneration the nation. literacy courses. The intaining the country's of the .collective farmers' In the matches between bers of the WDOA are ac- atrocities in cooperation . was signed Bareq Shafei, thanked between the Democratic defence capcity at the work will grow by four the Stoor and clubs the elders of Bamyan ting is teachers at these st- per cent. Payments Stoor were by 2-- 1 .necessary level. "Our and winners province for. their unreser courses. occupied lands benefits : from the Soc- goals. Army club defeat- and the Mongolian Peo- ate does not spend and ved support for the reali Over 181 thousands girls WASHINGTON, Nove- ial consumption funds, ed the Amo team.' ple's Republic here yes- will not spnd on those sation of the humane ob are enrolled in the primary mber 24 (Tass) Munter due to which free educat- According to terday. purposes a single rouble another jectives of the Party and schools. The number of Salah, President of al--' ion and medical report the second round in excess of what is absol- service government programm- girl students at secondary Naya University (Nabl-us- ), utely indispensable for are provided, in particul- of basketball matches of over 151 thous- atro- According to . agr- es. schools is has exposed he this fi- ensuring the security of ar, will grow by almost the private clubs . and Over 2000 women are mili- eement which is valid for A number of the elders ands. cities by the . Israeli the Soviet people, of its ve per cent as compared official institutions of the specialised vo- two years, scientific and expressed the studying in , tary against the Pales- friends and allies", with last year. Kabul city is continuing once more the all-o- cational schools. population in the cultural delegations will readiness and ut su- tinian Finance Minister said. in the Polytechnic gym- occupied Arab, territor- be exchanged between ' pport of the people of The USSR Budget for Speaking of a plan for nasium. In yesterday's pur the two countries in the impleme- ies. "Since occupying , 1983 1983, Baibakov pointed matches Kabora club de- Bamyan in the spheres of public health, provides for the lands the Israeli authorit- out that, as compared wi- feated Jahesh club by 80 ntation of the programm- Syrian minister physical education and appropriation of 17,050 ies have been doing eve- ' es of the party and the arts. ' million roubles for the th the first two years of to 60 and polytechnic te- rything to eradicate the whi--. the five-ye-ar plan period, am won against the educ- state. lauds USSR's country's defence, m Palestinians, he has sta- ch is 4.8 per cent of the the rate of growth will ation team scoring 78 ted at a press conference Winner in work ( will 67. Housing Budget outlay. . inhrease and there against role at the National Press Cl- NEW YORK, Novemb- ub. ' emulation drive workers pledge er 24 (Tass) Syria's "The Israeli occupation Minister of Information authorities worked out KABUL, , November 24 r 7 Iskander Ahmed d! detailed (Bakhar). The general de- rriore production Ahmed an and Soviet-- . institut- partment of the food procu- highly, praised plan to destroy KABUL,' November 24 He told th- rement which stood second .V Syrian relations. ions and organizations The worke- agency that created by in the first six months work (Bakhtar) the UPI news at have been of housing prefab-ricatio- n friend, Sov- the emulation drive this year in rs the Syria's the the Palestinians in factory pledged Union, rendered assi- course of many years. At the industrial sector, rec- iet yesterday to increase the his country on present occupiers set eived the flag of honour. stance to the production of reinforced permanent Toasis and th- about destroying academ- At the function which a concrete products by 17 bilateral ties were gr- ic institutions, which ma- was held on this occasion at per cent over the plan- owing with each passing nifested itself in the agg- in that department, one of ned target. , . day. ressive campaign being the members of th party The Minister bitterly conducted by them agai- executive committee of This decision was tak- criticised the Mid-Easte- rn nst universities, he poin- Kabul city delivered the ho- a meeting held at policy of the United ted out. flag president en in norary to the the factory devoted to States. The policy of the According to another. of that department and the forthcoming fifth an- US administration in the Tass despatch from Dam- congratulated the patriotic niversary of the Saur Re- Middle East, he said, was ascus the Palestinian workers and employee? on volution and the 60th an- not a just or balanced po- Arabs in the West Bank their success. . of establis- licy, as US helped and of the Jordan priver and niversary the the ' Later the president and hment of the USSR. supported only Israel. Gaza sector continue, act- Mohammad Shafie, one of President Reagan's rec- ions of protest against the the workers in their spee- According to the decis- ent proposals, the Minis- Israeli occupation and ches promised to continue ion adopted the workers ter stressed, indicated th--: Zionist terror, As the their constructive work in of the factory would bu- at the US was not going Wafa news agency repor- the future also. ild 10 residential blocks to turn to a constructive ts, clashes between dem- 1 ' At the end of the functi- on an area of 37 thousa- policy in the Middle Ea- onstrators , and punitive on certificates and prizes nd square metres which st. On the contrary, the troops, called in to disp- dis- 50 apartmen- proposals were at a basic erse them, erupted in were distributed to the The president of the food procurement department receiving an would mean the planned variance with the UN the towns of Jenin, tinguished and pioneering flaj of work emulation drive. (Photo: Bakhtar) ts more than workers of that department. target PAGE 2 KABUL NEW TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1982 " of - n After the victory the national"r:and democ Vaiiri Andronov sovi ratic , especially its new and ev- olutionary phase, - despite the undeclared war waged by imperialism with the help of China and the regional reaction against the revolut- Home and Foreign Fohcy ionary Afghanistan and the people,the DRA state has extended its activities for the work- Following is a summary list mutual assistance ness for normalising relations ers' welfare and strives for the further improve- of the speech made by Yuri ong the fraternal countries is linked with the de- ment of their conditions. Andropov, General Secre- to grow deeper and more mand that the Soviet Union etive contracts The party and the revolutionary government tary of the Central Comm- effective, specifically in the pay for this with some sort have, in the last four years increased the workers ittee of the Communist Pa- joint solution of scientific of preliminary concessions . wages by 26 to 50 per cent. Towns and residential , rty of the Soviet Union at and technical, production, in different fields, do not snaise productivity quarters have been build for them. ' a. plenary meeting of CP- - transport, energy and oth- sound, serious, to say the Mohammad Karim, a grocer of the Karte SU CC, on November, 22, er problems. Further joint least. We shall not agree Market. dealing with questions of steps are now being .plan- to this and, properly speak- ing, have nothing to ca- Serious attention has been in .practice, create jobs USSR's foreign and dom- ned toward this end. we we did not introduce paid by' the revolutionary 'for the graduates of estic policy. The CPSU and the Soviet , ncel: Ilyi-c- h for sanctions against .anyone, Government after the vi- schools in var--, The death of Leonid state sincerely wish imp- denounce treat- ctory of the new and cousinstituions and fao glimpses oj other lands Brezhnev caused abroad the development and we did not ' with ies and agreements that phase of the re- ones ' the employment a lot of conjecture concer- rovement of relations : Mu- signed and we did not volution' for better regu- is improving. ning the future policy of all socialist countries. were interrupt talks that were lation of the production the CPSU and the Soviet tual goodwill, respect for The Angolan, Govern- than 1.5 million grown in- started. I, should like; to activities and work eff- The collective contracts.al-s- o state in international affa- each other's legitimate ment has taken steps to up . Burmese have learnt conc- once more tlie iciency in different pro- stipulate measures for irs. .Just think how many terests and common stress that develop fish-farmi- ng and to read and write. attempts have been made ern for the interests of so-- . Soviet Union stands for ductive institutions and training workers cadres in the country's Presently courses for - fshing in recent years to ascribe to cialism and peace should accord but this should be creating favourable con- and enhancement of their im- island waters . to help the elimination of illiter- reci- bu- expertise by the Soviet Union all kind prompt' correct, solutions (sought on the basis of ditions for removing nd skills' prove the supply situat-- , acy, which are attended of sinister intentions, to po- also there where appropr- procity and equality. , . reaucratism, inertia and rproviding 'favourable 250 we- of thousan- ion. fishing boats by hundreds und- our opinion the point misuse of the public pro- for vocational rtray our policy as an agg- iate trust and mutual In re made available by the ds of working people,, ha- USA i ressive jeopardizing erstanding are still lacking, of talks with the and perties a legacy of the training to! the workers. agriculture ministry in ve already been opened one, the security of now one sta- for various reasons. other Western a countries, past 'decrepit orders. The growing role of the , the past few months. in 50 districts of the cou- te, This also refers to our . primarily on questions ..of trade unions is not only ntry. Teaching at the now another. But now ' ' it out they worry great neighbour, the restraining the arms race, Facilitating the conclusion helping in improving the is done on a volu- turns that Hlaingbwe area in courses lie in the statem- of collective contracts be- lot of workers but also lest this policy might be pie's Republic of China. The does not Burma's , Karen national ntary bases after 'hours inc-crea- changed.' ideas formulated by Leonid ent of differences. For., us tween the management facilitating a general district has been announ-- , and classes by students The continuation Ilyich Brezhnev his sp- talks are away of .joining and employees of the pro- in production. To- e'ed a zone of literacy. of universities, pupils of of this policy is seen as an in i ' in Ba- efforts by different states ductive institutions is an- day the workers are con: More than 10,000 peasants senior grades of schools important precondition for eeches and . in to achieve results other useful step taken' scious not only of their and workers have succe- and by intellectuals. peace and tranquillity in the ku, the emphasis he put on order pro- i international common sense, on the need useful to all sides. The by the 'revolutionary 'Go- rights but of their rev- ssfully finished there co- -' arena. disappear by vernment for authentic- olutionary obligations, urses for the elimination' The Swedish Workers' I must say with a full to overcome the inertia of blems will not ' ri-- testi-'fie- sense responsibility prejudices expressed the themselves if the talks are ation of their mutual " too, a;fact which is d of illiteracy. . ; Communist Party will ho- of that ' all party, for the sake of - talks, ghts and obligations; The- by the successful la-- - Hlaingbwe has beco- ld its ctfngress in May Soviet foreign policy has conviction of our held We : it i unfortunately happe- se help in assisting the unebmg of ' work emulati- me the 174th out, of the nex't yeart its presidium been and continues to be its desire to look ahead. as infrequently. We creation and expansion on drive on the initiative 314 . areas of the country, decided at its session in St- determined by the decis- pay great attention to every ns not re. of new 'production rela- of the workers. " which eradicated this gr- ockholm. ions of the 24th, 25th- - and positive rsponse to this fr- for the search of a healthy tions and regulating the ave legacy of The presidium unanim- 26th congresses of our par- om the Chinese side. basis, acceptable to: the si- - " gr- t a settle- relations of institutions Organising of the work em- sm. ously called for averting ty. The invariable aims of The importance of the des concerned, for complicated with the workers" collec- - ulation 'contests which ' ' The campaign for elim- of the threat of a nuclear our foreign policy are to oup of states which creat- ment of most " ' non-aligne- d of' co- lives, terms of their em- play a major role in lay- ination of illiteracy in war represented for Eur- ensure a lasting peace and ed the movem- problems, especially, is in urse, problems of curb- ployment and work sec--. ing the foundations - for "Burma is gaining mome- ope by the United States , to defend the right of the ent growing internatio- the urity procedure. These building a new society is ntum from year to year. and NATO, for the creat- peoples to independence nal life. With many of them ing the arms race, involving 'ensure regular particip- of paramount importance ion of a nuclear-fre- e zo- and social progress. In the the Soviet Union has all- - both nuclear and conven- a of mea- ; ' round friendly ' tional arms. But let no one ation of the workers, con- and 'further consolidates 'As result the ne in northern Europe struggle for these aims the ties which , tract employees and em- ' 'the' reiation'between the ' sures taken' so far ;more and for disarmament. leadership of the party and benefit both sides and ma- .expect a unilateral 'disarma-men- t ployees of other crafts in 'productive lustrations and the state will be acting con- ke for greater stability in from us. We are not sistently and thoughtfully in the world. One example of naive people. ' , the management of the production affairs. Such ' line with its principles. this is the' Soviet Union's We do not 'demand uni- 4 ;' contracts also stipulae Further strengthening' of We think that the diffi- relations with India. Soli-- lateral disarmament from concrete measures for e 'contracts '1 culties and tension charac- darity with the states whi- - the West. We are for equa-c- h nence ' v of present in--, have gained freedom lity, for' consideration for the educational, ,, health on' the' one hand puts in teristic the ' ' ! ' and cultural 'facilities be- "practice "new "production An international sea decades. At the present ternational situation can from colonial oppression, the interests of both sides, ing made available to the "relations arid on the oth-- satellite communication rate of development the and must be overcome. with the peoples who are for honest agreement. We workers. ' er steadily station has 'been built ne 'prospected deposits of Mankind cannot endlessly upholding their independ- are ready for this. 'in' the 'concerned ar Odessa, a ' Soviet port coal will be enough for a put up with the arms race ence has been and remains As- - to the nuclear strate- Likewise, as a result of all ' itrstitutions which is ''of on the Black Sea. century. and with wars unless it one of the fundamental pr- gic arms possessed by 'the ' USSR So- round efforts through dif-- significant importance for ; The complex is design- Kazakhstan's miners wants to put its future at inciples of Soviet foreign and the USA,! the co- Coal policy. viet Union, as is ferent state organs to the "Consolidation of the ed for maintaining bilat- provide not only for . stake. The CPSU does not . known, mbat unemployment, to "trew 'social ' order. eral communication roun- plants of their own R.e- -. Want the dispute of ideas to Since the early days of agrees that the two sides " ensure' the' right to work d-clock with sea-goi- public but also for the grow into a confrontation Soviet power our state has should, as the first step on ships according to the Urals and Central Asia. between states and peoples, been invariably expressing the way to a future agree-'men- t, system the earth ,, cosm- it does not want arms and readiness for open; honest freeze their arsenals, os-ocean. It is a comp- Ten years have passed the readiness to use them cooperation with all ' coun- and thus create more fav- onent part of the interna- since the first power pla- to become a gauge of the tries which reciprocate the- ourable conditions for the tional system Inmarsat", nt of the Nurek hydro-pow- er potentials of the social sys- se sentiments. Differences continuation of tPlks ort the in whose creation 30 cou- station, the biggest mutual reduction tems. , in the social systems must of these World Press ntries are participating. one in Soviet Central .' The aggressive designs be no obstacle to this, and weapons. ; ' " ' The ground station will Asia went into operation. of imperialism compel us, they are no obstacle where Generally speaking; .tie ' aggregate wi-- Over this period the hu- function in together with the fraternal there is good will on both Soviet Union rejects thevi-ewpoi- The USA increases po-- " nki-Fina- l Act the prov- launch- power genera- th two satellites ge project socialist states, to show co- sides. This is borne out co- of those who ar"e litical pressure on 'Leba- isions' of which demand ed over the equator in ted 54 billion kilowa- aboit ncern, and in earnest at th- nvincingly by the marked trying to impress' m "$jeo-pi- e non with a view to draw- respect for the sovereig- tt-hours ' the areas of the Indian of electricity. ; de- - progress in the developm- - at, for. maintaining our r the idea that force, ar- ing that country into the nty of every country and and Atlantic Oceans. Wi- Water from the manm-ad- e fence capability at a proper ent of .the Soviet Union's ms decide and will ' always Camp David process, wr- in its will watch Nurek sea irrigates th their aid it level. But, as was stressed peaceful cooperation with decide everything. ' Today, ites the newspaper El internal and external aff- over the whole merchant arid lands of three Soviet complicat- by Leonid Ilyich more than many West European cou- as never before, the peop- Moudjahid. i airs. The more marine from latitude 70 Central Asian Republics. conditio- once, military rivalry is ntries. les come to the forefront ed international degrees north to 70 deg- . ; not our choice. The ideal We are deeply convinced of history. They have "ga- Another' trip' to the reg- ns the more in the foreg- rees south. A technology which with-- , that the seventies, charac- ' mean- fir-tre- of is a world ined the right to have1 their ion by the White House round is the basic The use of satellite co- makes es grow twi- out arms. terised by detente,- - were say and their voice, will; not emissary Philip ''Habib is ing of the final act to mmunication has conside- ce as fast as in ordinary ' The primary concern of not as is asserted today be muffled by anyone th- taking place within the make the. process of dete- rably increased the safe- natural conditions has by certain imperialist lea- removing, ' framework of US attemp- nte "continuous, ever mo- ty of navigation at sea been suggested by fores- our party will continue to. ey are capable of chance episode in ts at imposing separate re viable, comprehensive and the effectiveness of ters of Latvia, a Soviet be the strengthening of the dersa by vigorous and purposeful ' difficult history of man- versions 6f ' a settlement and universal as for its operation of the mercha- Baltic republic. It will socialist community. In un- the actions, the threat of nuc- of de-- . fir-tre- ity lies our strength, an kind. No, the policy lear war, safeguarding pea- 'of the Middle East crisis extent."'Peace in 'Europe nt marine. take es 40 years in- is inseparable and all na- com- earnest of ultimate success tente is by no means a ce and hence life oh 'this upon the Arabs. Along with merchant stead of 80 to reach ' past stage. The be- Pa- tions bear responsibility vessels the satellite serv- mercial height. Fir-tre- es even in most serious trials. future planet. The Communist The newspaper " draws for its preservation. This ices will also be used by. will be grown on special All the plans of the com- longs to this policy. rty of the Soviet Union, the ' : is a of . the All are equally interested do every- attention to - the hfdden firm stand research vessels of the plantations which are munity of socialist states Soviet state will ' motives 6f the Habib m- Czechoslovak people academy of sciences of now being laid out in La- are plans of peace and con- in preserving peace and thing possible that this sh- ! and of all sensible ut - state- so. ission the aim of Which is a stand the USSR, such as Kosm-ona- tvia. . struction. We want'comra- detente. Therefore, ould be in ' "to incline 'Lebanon into co- people "Austria,! the 'daily Yuri Gagarin, Kos-mona- dely cooperation and socia ments in which the readi-- (To be continued) ncluding a ' peace agree-;me- nt said. Vladimir Koma-ro- v Four new wild-lif- e pr- ' with the Israeli ex- ') and Akademik Serg- eserves with a total - area just pansionists. It ponited out that ei Korolyov which bel- of two million hectares FOR A PEACE ZONE- "from 'this point of view ong to the Soviet Union's were formed this year in -I "the-visi- t The USA, the newspa-- ; to1 Vienna by. biggest Black Sea shipp- the Russian federation, The imperative need December 1980 for ' the again confirmed by .Leo- ' head of socialist Cz- : fully suppor- 'the : . - biggest Soviet rep- Oce- sit- per goes on, ing company. . .' the to make the Indian normalization of the nid Brezhnev during, the echoslovakia was thorn " ts the extremist '"ambit- -' ublic. They are inhabited an a zone of peace was uation in the Persian Gu- recent Soviet-India- n 'tal- ''"hi' side of 'various en ions of Tel Aviv which the More than 100 deposits by thousands types of an- underscored in the Joint lf. Since the ks. The question of 'rnak-in- g -- emies of detente hiding seeks to' annex1 Lebanon's of coal were discovered in imals, including reindeer, Soviet-India- n Declarat- adjoins the Indian Oce- the Indian Ocean . a -- masks, peo- - south, the West Bank of the Soviet Republic of sable, ermine, brown de- ion signed during Ind- an, the removal of tens- zone of peace should be the'River 'Jordan, and pie whose sense of poli-'tic- al Kazahstan in the past ar, black stork. ian Prime Minister Indi- ion in this region would decided at an internation- Gaza strip. 'reality 'has been ra Gandhi's recent visit to improve the situation in al conference the convo- completely paralyzed by basin, a An- -- the Soviet Union. the as whole. cation of which the Soviet 'anticommum'sm: This is r i The idea, originally ad- other relevant Soviet Union advocates together ' posslble expla- "In' the present extrem- -' 'the onty' vanced by the littoral st- move was the proposal to with the littoral countr- launc- ely complicated 'internat- - nation of actions in extend confidence-buildi-ng ies.' There is a ates, was endorsed t also UN :'Cze- in ' ional situation, 'the -' hed by those circles 1971 by the UN General measures to a sign- General Assembly decis- ' "which responded choslovak-Aiistrla- n dial--' Austria Assembly in a special de- ificant part of the seas ion on this score. ' ogue has again shown a to' the Czechoslovak-Austria- n ' claration. Since then and oceans, .especially good example of "the1 pos- meeting with extr- - waters through which 'The ' the struggle against the the struggle for "'the sibility and also 'necessity erne irritation and tried ' militarization .of the In- busiest sea routes pass. holding of such a confer- ' and 'compli- of detente," Rude 'Pravo' to 'trbtible dian Ocean and for trans- And the Indian Ocean ence has been going ' on However, a maj- said in its editorial. . cate ;lt.' forming it into a peace of course falls in this cat- for a long time. An inter- ority "Of 'Austrian 'the zone has been joined by egory. national forum on' the (In- is of Commenting on "last 'public 'in 'favour ever broader and influ- dian Ocean held in Del- "A- peace and detente, of "week's official visit to polit- Soviet Union hi in , ' ential public and The has late September on :Pr--' 'good 'neighbourly relatio- ustria by Czechoslovak forces. , repeatedly expressed its the initiative of the In- ' ' ical esident Gustav Husak, it ns and further readiness to resume the ternational Association of ng ement of cooperation in recalled that all "those As regards the USSR it talks on the limitation Democratic Lawyers. su- fu- r 9pheres, of und-'istorte- d. to preserve and various making a weighty con- and reduction of milita-- ggested the time and pla- ' informati- is rther strengthen the pr- 'true' strugg- activity in "the Indian ce for 9, : tribution to this 'ry it May 1983, in on life Vci neighbouri-'i- g ocess of detente "must of le. ''Recall,- - 'for instance, Ocean which the United Colombo. CCiechoslovakia, '.push' through 'consistent 'the - States unilaterally broke V.J the proposals advanced crtmp'rehensive imp--' daily stressed. and (From Granma) by'Leonid " Brezhnev "in off. This desire was once (Continued on Page '3) lementation of the1 Helsi t .

PAGE S KABUL NEW TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1982 Realities of revolutionary E:.:oi)ia A scholar on Firdausi symposium J'' ' !t' W Kabul New Times rep A Staff Reporter state has given the right of

Sar-w- ar A'.Staff Reporter same conditions which Af- orter has interviewed . revival of the cultures of i 4 "-- ghanistan has at present, Humayon, the head of (the times when Firdausi various nationalities of the we too, had in our country. the Committee for the Con- lived)) gave radio talks or country which is mentioned But due to the increased vocation of symposium on penned articles on that pe- clearly in the, programme influence of the revoluti- the life and works of Fird- riod. A classic of Persian li- of action of the PDPA, Th- to onary Government iraong ausi, the great oriental terature, Chahar Miqala, erefore, now the necessary the people and mobilization poet. The symposium was which deals with Firdausi prerequisites for such sem- and organisation of hundr- held recently at Kabul. and his great epic Shahna-ma- , inars are available. Firdau- eds of thousands of militia-- ' Sarwar Humayun said: written by Mahmoud si belonged to the Khuras-an- i men, we could neutralise the "During the six sessions Shirani was translated by school, the school that ' plans of imperialism. Thus, from Aqrab 9 to 12 of the Prof Abdul Hai Habibi and is different from those es- the Government has been famous poet, Abul Qasirn has been published. .It is tablished latter on (Iraqi getting stronger with every Firdausi which was held at now being translated in Pu-sht- and Indian). At the conclu- passing day. This way, ,10 the Sayed Jamaludin Afgha-- ' ding statement of the sym- V million youth and five mill- ni hall of the KU library, A pamphlet on the poetry posium was mainly devot- ion women registered their 19 papers were presented Shahnama prepared by ed to the celebration and ... V:"-- '.. names in the youth and wo- by the scholars. Most of the Professor Roeen of Kabul marking of the 1000th ann- - men organisations. Unions time was devoted to the University and distributed ' iversary of this famous po- of teachers, writers, artists discussions on these pap- to the audience on the oc- et Also in the statement of and the like have been for- ers. The papers were in- casion", he pointed out. the symposium special gra- med and these unions took teresting and useful", he During the ast regimes titude was expressed to the position in defence of the said: little interest was shown in attention paid by the rev- . befitt-ingl- y revolution. . State farms ex-- On; the occasion of this the holding of such symp- olutionary state for panded and handicraft in- symposium those scholars osiums. celebrating the 1000th ililii1 dustries have been improv- of the country who special-liz- e Professor Humayun add- anniversary of this great ed by the Government and in the Ghaznavid era ed: As-ou- r revolutionary oriental class. 1 great attention has been J paid to the development of small industry. But, the ex- Portrait of a conscientious worker The delegate of the Ethiopian peace council during an interview with ternal reaction is still active New x After the victory of Saur A Staff Reporter cured before from outside 'the Kabul Times reporter. fomenting separatist feel- Revolution especially in its the printing press. He is rea- ings in Eritteria. The pha-s- e, Availing of the presen-- youth in the struggle aga- democratic programmes we- new and evolutionary ere I was given a job in very confident in his daily ' ctionary Arab states head- - ceof an Ethiopian delegate-"Atayi- inst illiteracy is very valu- re and on the ground was paved the casting section. After a work and says that he wor- charted the ; ed by imperialism are res- Ahmad at the int--, able and active. For, exam--. bases of ,for more production, inno- while I quit that job, since ks independently and has these progressive orting to plots against our ernational conference on; pie, they made 10 million programmes, lands were vation in work and privile- 'at that time ,the workers no problem, His monthly " revolution. Therefore, the socio-econom- developm- - ' people literate Ethiopia distributed to peasants. ges for, the workers. were scorned and their salary is Afs 4,000. in the Government had to allocate ent and dangers of war held! during the. past three years. As many as 7,000,000 land- This was stated by Shuk-rulla- h wages not paid properly. a large sum of money prior ; so- . Haiderzadeh, fore- After the Saur Revolution, In addition he earns here recently, a reporter oft Ninety three per cent of less peasants have been or- ' defenca of to all for the man wood pay- Kabul.New Times asked j the total population of Eth- ganised in the peasants' co- at the working when serious attention was me money as overtime ( revolution. In order to co- him to tell our ab- - iopia and turning section of the paid to the workers' affairs ment. Besides, he has cou- readers were illiterate in the operatives. The properties mpensate these expenditu- out the revolutionary Ethio--; ' years, but of feudal lords and the re- Government Printing Press and all kind of facilities. we- pons for subsidised rations, ' res, Government has t the to - pia. when the campaign against latives of king which in re- a Kabul New Times re- re provided for them, . I lunch allowance and free matrialised vast programm- illiteracy was declared, ar- ality were the properties of es in different spheres like "In Ethiopia, we always my officials and school stu- Ethiopian people, were na- industry, farms, rail roads, to have a good relations dents not only took active tionalised by the Govern- I bridges, schools, and hospi- with our neighbours and part in this'field, but, ,' they ment. After one year of the tals. And, those which were want to live in peaceful co-- - great deal revolution, around 78,000 rendered damaged and destroyed as existence with them. i to us in monetary school and faculty students J The assistance a' result of imperialist inter- people of Ethiopia love their j and financial terms. started their work to elim- ference, were rebuilt and ,1 homeland and revolution, .. At present, the literacy pro- inate the illiteracy in all j reactivated. The revolution of Ethiopia v gramme is being implemen- corners of the country, but has brought positive chan-'- ; in Ethiopia with 20 lan- these activities of the revo- ted The programme of cam- ges in the life of the peo- guages." ' lutionary Government we- , paign against illiteracy and ple. Above all has re met with the interferen- it freed democratic land reforms to-- the people from centuries-'ol- d He added: "'Eight years ce of imperialism which : have been implemented in backwardness. ago Ethiopian revolu- day is being carrying out si- Ethiopia thtf other parts - Eriteria and has three thousands years tion took, place . with the milar interference in Afg- of the country. of history. .The contempo will of our people in a feu- hanistan. , rary archeologists . even ex- dal society. The , situation He added : "Lackeys of It is worth mentioning tend . it to 4,000. They say then prevailing in Ethiopia .imperialism launched an " that as, we succeeded, in . that, in Ethiopia unholy war against revolu- was the was similar to Afghanistan. norraalisaing the situation first settlement of mankind. Overwhelming majority of tionaries, in Ethiopia.: They , in Ethiopia and " 'adding ,: It has rich mineral resour-- j our people were illiterate are supported, by reaction-- ' the issues created by re- ces. Seventy per cent of; they worked for" feudal - "ary countries such as Saudi and action, Saur Revolution is s Somali Ethiopian territory consists) lords. Three fourths of Jan-d- Arabia, Sudan and it invaded also forging aheead wd of fertile lands, 'but, at belonged to a handful They even directly vic-- ; is sure to culminate In present, only "10 per cent of feudals and monarchical our country to strife our Shukrullab. ; tory. Because, the experien- be-- which have ere-- '. of the total territory is i families. Besides these , revolution co-- " ce of the revolutionary ' ing cultivated. The United exploiters possessed prin- ated obstacles for the eco- porter. returned to the work but transport. have proved that the and social program--: untries Shukrullah, who is 52 this time to the Governm- He has. trained . several Nations Organisation says ting units and production nomic by imper- imposing of war ge- ma- Ethiopia Ethiopi- mes of our country. They years old and has devoted ent Printing Press as , a pupils in the furniture if all lands of are instruments. The . these co- also resorted to murders ialism ., aeainst 23 years of his life for the neral supervisor of the wor- king. He also made. 70 kinds cultivated, the production an revolution put an end to , temporarv phc-- . who engaged in untries is a told kers." - of brushes. As a result of will i provide food for the the dark days of the people. of those service in his people, nomenon which ,will face whole of the Middle East. At the beginning of the re their revolutionary duties the story of his work this Due to the skill and exp- his untiring work he has with decisive defeat. "The role of Ethiopian volution, developmental and in Ethiopia. In short, the way: erience that Haiderzadeh won several awards and has acquired, he has been letters of merit so far. Ac- cording to him encou- Asian Gaines "After graduation from appointed as a foreman . at such Sports organ isations of USSR and the the. school, since I had an the turning and carpentary ragement enables the wor- fr- attended by specialists in the technics and section and successfully car- ker to further improve their "On the eve of the 9th ers are members of the So- has emphasised that the interest ' om 11 other countries, in- I applied for work ries on his dutieS. He mak- work quality. Asian Games, Soviet spec viet national side, the world international contacts of industry, cluding Burma, Nepal, Jo- at the military factory wh-- es the seals which were pro- - ialists did not. only give con ; champions. The' manager of Soviet sports organisations rdan, Indonesia, Kuwait sultations to the organisers Dynamo, merited coach of with Asian countries are and the People's Democra- Asiad-82- , Gomel-- not confined to tournam- A of the but , .also the USSR Yevgeny PEACE ZONE tic Republic of Yemen. FOR assisted Asian athletes in! ' si, was pleased to give con- ents, matches and the dele- -' As disclosed to an APN compe-- to Indian gu-est- s. gation of coaches and other (Continued from Page 2) Western powers, and pri- neocoloialism. US poliby preparing for. the l sultations the correspondent by the head I ' work tho- leading to convers- tjtions. .. ,; . '. specialists to in marily the US, will resp- is the t of the personnel departm- Sports teams from a nu-- j "We have gained positi- se countries. The assistance ond to the call issued by ion of the Indian Ocean ent of the USSR sports co-- The US and its allies mber of Asian, countries! ve benefits from our joint given by the USSR state co- . For it not into a zone of peace, mmittee, Anatoly Shepi-lo- prevented the holding of held joint training sessions! training sessions and frien- mmittee for sport and by , is precisely the US that but a zone of conflict and when signing contra-- conference last year Soviet both in dly games with Soviet bas- the Soviet NOG under the the js turning the Indian Oc- tension. This policy follo- with teams with corresponding org- - so now Olympic solidarity progra- cts and are out to do ean into a springboard for ws from the global str- our country and back at ho- ketball players. Now, on ' developing anizations from too. Hence the importan- forward-base- d th- ategy of the present US me" Victor Ivonin vice-- i the eve of the Asian gam- mme provides for the ship- forces countries, which naturally ce of the proposal put reatening USSR Administration, which chairman of the. Soviet na- - es, these benefits acquire a ment of sports implements the and , include many Asian nations, forward by Leonid Brez- has set on sajd secre- and equipment and for tra- the countries of the it sights the . tjonal Olympic committee double value", mak- hono- the sports committee hnev at a dinner in region, and out to crea- achievement (of world and of the USSR state com- tary of the national basket- vel allowances for attend- is es provisions for free aid ur of the Indian Prime te a domination. says. ball federation of India ing tournaments in the here vast preserve of mittee for sport, to the latter at its own ex- - Minister .that "all countr- Rajan. USSR. pense. "This is the mean- whose ships ply the One should also mention ies '"Close and fruitful spor- ing", Shepilov says, "of the waters of the Indian Oce- So- the traditional tours of As- ting links between the The Indian national team international character of should refrain pend- ch- an Union and the major-- . for the Asian .games by ian countries by Soviet - viet our aid to sport in the new- . ing the conference from t v gymn- ity developing Asian st- Soviet expej-- Sergei Stroi-lo- ampions. Including fu- fu- of ly-fr- e countries, which any moves that could who, incidentally, is ve- astics stars and acrobatics ates are maintained on the lly, reflects the spirit an(J rther complicate the sit- Needed intergovernmental ry complimentary in his champions. Their show per- basis of principles of the , Olympic uation in the area",' and, agreements on cultural and remarks on the abilities and formances doubtlessly pro- from "sen- charter.", in particular, Ministry of Communic ations, requires the speci- scientific cooperation and chances of the Indian pla- mote the growth of popula- fo- In, its bid to promote ding there large naval fied paper (of four kinds) for Teleprinter Machines and protocols yers. rity of one or another sport ex- agreements the developnent of sports rces, holding military of TELEX Station. cooperation in the fied i He. claims that back at ho- in the countries where they in area, and, on in newly-fre- e countries, ercises the Individual, local and foreign firms wishing to ' : ' display their skills. These sport." me, in Delhi, the Indian han- of non-littor- al of the sports committee in the case supply, may please, submit their offers to foreign pro The recent stay of the boys will be among the ma-mai- n tours result in the establish- have bases ds oyer sports implements countries that curement dept. of the Ministry on 9 January 1983, basketball favourites of the A- ment of closer contacts with Ocean, fr- Indian national and equipment to local sp- in, the Indian at the latest. in the USSR is one siatic's basketball tourna- foreign athletes and fans, a om expanding and mod- team orts organisations as Conditions and list' of specifications can be seen examples of ment. which naturally contribu- ernizing such bases." of the latest gift, supplies them with in same office. held tes to better mutual under- the joint training sessions methodological : literature standing among the young. Security is required. (100) 2 1 by, future participants, in Sergei Stroilov is one of and Bend? its. specialists The world public is many Soviet coaches Ivonin believes that tra- -' the Asiad-8- 2 ar.d Soviet the .there for assisting in the waiting to see how the athletes. who directly assisting :h-lete-s ining of coaches from Asian organisation of seminars, seminars The guests have had a from developing cou- countries at special courses and camping ses- the number of friendly games ntries' under various cont- and courses in sions. fairly and training sessions in Ta- racts. USSR has become a It is only natural that sports co- shkent, Bukhara and Mos- As disclosed by Victor effective form of the USSR state committee al- operation So- OFFER RECEIVED cow. In the course of a week Ivonin, in six countries between' the for sport builds its relati- India.-Burm- a, these coun- and a half they played 8 one: Afgha- viet Union and ons with developed count- var-'ou- tries. For example, in 1981 friendly games against s nistan, Mongolia, South ries such as, say, Austria, Air Defence Force in . Khwaja Rawash, is in need of one unit specified clubs in between trai- Yemen and Kuwait, there coaches from India, Sri Holland, Denmark, West water pump of three phase engine, 50 cycles 380 to 400 volts, without accesso wo- Malaysia, Sy- ning sessions and won five are 25 Soviet specialists Lanka, Iraq, Germany, Sweden, Japan ries, for which he has rec eived a competitive offer of Afs 200,000 already. 10 sports. ria' and a number of other of those encounters. rking in different and others, which . show Individual and local an d foreign firms willing to supply, less thin that, may took a One of the sparring part- Another ten coaches are countries interest in cooperating please refer to purchasing section of logistic dept. of Defence Force on 20 Jan Le- course of training the ners of the Indian basket- going to Jordan, Nepal, at with Soviet sports organ- uary 1983, at the latest. physi- ball players was the famous banon and Syria. Moscow institute of isations, on the basis of Conditions and specifi cations can be seen in the same office. Security is re-- cal culture. In 1982, similar Soviet team, Dynamo. equal partnership and quired (99) 21 The Soviet sports official courses in Moscow were j of whose play mutual benefit. IV PAGE 4 KABUL NEW TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEM BER 24 1982 Land Preparations for 38th GATT session distribution GENEVA, November 24 But already in the course to be tabled at the session (Tass). Last minute pre- of preparations for it, sh- contains mostly provisions parations continued in Ge- arp differences have crop- in the nature of declarati- continues ' neva for the 38th GATT ped up between individual ons. On a number of imp- KABUL, Nov. 24 (Bakh-tar-). (General Agreement on countries and groups of ortant issues, the draft Thirty one landless Tariffs and Trade) session GATT member countries. document provides only for peasants belonging , to which opens today. The ses- Ihus the US is out to use a study of opportunities for the Rouza village, Gha-z- ni sion will be attended by ec- the current session for a their resolution. . No province recived ye- onomics and foreign trade further strengthening of the serious actions according sterday title deeds for ministers from 88 countr- positions of the US monop- with the' wishes of develop- land given to. them under ies. It is to be held in a dif- olies in the European cou- ing countries are planned. land reforms programme. ficult situation 'when look- ntries, Japan and in the Thus, the meeting, like ing for a way out of the markets of the developing the preceeding ones, will The recipients of the economic crisis, the US and states to the detriment of hardly become a burning land expressed their de- the other Western Jpow- - the national ' economy in- point' in international eco- ep apreciation in resp- - ers are ever broadly prac--' terests of the Asian, Airic- - nomic relations,' nor provi- ect of the progressive pr- tising trade restrictions by an and Latin American co- des a panacea from the ogrammes of their' party passing GATT or violating untries. In its turn, the co- crisis phenomena inherent and state to the benefit its charter. mmon market hopes to ens in capitalism. of the peasants and pled- ure more favourable condi ged their full cooperation The developing countries tions for exports by the co for the defence of the ga- are particularly heavily hit untries of he 'tea to other ins of April revolution by the crisis. The drop in states. and for increasing the the prices of the staple ex- The designs of the imp agricultural products of port items of those countr-- , erialist states to solve their the country. Working for a blossoming future. (Photo: Bakhtar) ies, with a simultaneous gr- financial economic difficul- owth in the prices of the ties at the expense of other industrial products import- oeooles is opposed by. the TODAY'S TfcLEVlSIO.J ed by them from the West,, natural wish of the deve ungainly jugglery with ' Reagan's facts the growing credit Interest loping countries to scale do Thursday night TV pr- MOSCOW, November end. As at November '22, thballed aircraft). was elected president. rate as a result of the po- wn the West's protectionist ogramme: ng ge all, 24 (Tass) Speaking on 1982, the day when the These advantages of At 8,000 kilometers fr- licy of high banking rates barriers and create more for 6:30-Spo- rt programme, television ' November 22 President made his telev- the United States not om Washington, it is hard pursued by the US are all favourable conditions for 7:00-Ne- with a view to substantia- ised address, the United to mention other ones-m- ore to say what red (the an excessively heavy bur- developing their exports Commentary ting h;s decision on the States, according to off- than make up for USSR) and blue (the den on the shoulders of the and ensuring economic de- and 7:20-Afgh- an .mu- production and deploym- icial US figures, had: the Soviet Union's a rel- USA) lines the US Presi- newly-fre- e states. The po- velopment. (), ' 7:25-Varie- ty music, ent of MX new intercon- A 10,000 to 7,000 adv- ative superiority in the dent showed his TV aud- -' licy of protectionism also In spite of the fact that sic, 8:00-Ne- and Commen- tinental ballistic missil- antage in the total num- number of intercontinent- ience. , However, the has its baneful effects. By preparations for the GATT tary (Pashtu), 8:20-Musi- c, es, the US President ma- ber of nuclear charges of al ballistic missile - laun- inferences he made in. his closing the access of goods session took a long time, a 8:25-Featu- re film. de, to put it mildly, a strategic forces provided ch silos speech are more than en- from the 'developing count- consensus on the attitude to series of fantastic state- with delivery vehicles ough to say that they are ries, the West thus under- the resolution of differen ments writes Tass Milit-- 1 (the most 'important in- In his speech the Pres- based on falsified data. mines the latter's industry judging by press re- ' ces, PHARMACY ary analyst vladimir dicator of a nation's nu- ident alleged that in 1972 which is not yet strong on ports, has not been reached. ' ' It should be mentioned capability) ; ' when the USA and the its feet, depriving them of Folowing medical sto- clear that the US administra- The draft final document The President said A to one advan- USSR signed the SALT-- 1 currency earnings. The ar- res will remain open fr- that three resorts to this unga- at present the Soviet Un- tage in the number of treaty the forces of the tion ms race unleashed by Wa- om 8 a.m. Thursday mor- inly trick each time wh- Who murdered ion enjoyed a decided ad- nuclear charges carried two countries were almo- shington also inflicts enor- ning until 8 a.m. Friday en the case in point is a vantage in virtually ev- by strategic submarines; st on a par. But at prese mous damage on their eco- morning. spiral of the arms 570-15- ' new Allende? ery measure of military A 0 advantage nt, according to Reagan, ' nomy. ce. " Pashtun-ista- n power. is of strateg- . the Soviet Union has an Sarwari, This statement in the number ; Novemb- Asri '. 'J WASHINGTON, false from beginning to ic bombers (including mo- - overwhelming superiori- . Watt, Samimi, Jade Reagan co- UN committee er 24 (Tass). Right after ty instrategic forces. President Basir, Dehburi, popular unity governm- Maiwand, mplained about armamen- the Omar, Jade Maiwand, who, in his w- ban ent came to office in Chile And again the forcing ts experts calls for Satar, second part of US the - ord, muddled up public in September 1970, the Mir-Haki- .... of the facts. The SALT-- 1 Khair Khanamena, r N-wea- pon technicalit- Agen- treaty provides for diffe- debates with on Central Intelligence Mirwaismaidan, rent aggregate ceilings ies whom no one could cy acting on the instructi- Hamedullah, Charqale ' th- on the number of strate- understand. It seems NEW YORK November ons of the White House Wazir Abad, Pamir, Cin i land-base- the President is pass- A profound drawing up plans for gic sea-an- d d mis- at 24' (Tass) began ema Pamir, Masomi, ing the buck. It is not the .' contin- of Presi- siles. The treaty leaves concern over the the assassination San-ae- e, out the bombers jn which arms experts' who are uation and widening -- of dent Salvador Allende of Salang Watt. Ameri- trying to sell the of nuclear on Dar-malz- the United States has a the production Chile. More light that Balkhi Ibne Cina ai ab- ex- definite advantage. - can people the stories neutron weapons was disgraceful chapter in the will run 24 hours out soviet military su- on November 22 es- pressed history of the American in lifferent parts . of Ka Both sides observe th-p- se periority. 'J by the first committee of pionage ' department has bul. ", ceilings to this day. the 37th session of the shed by an article of ' ' ' been Nothing has changed in Talking to newsmen United Nations General Seymour Harsh, a noted 1972. Ro- this field since during the election cam- Assembly. The resolution American publicist, in the Reagan 1980 Rea- nald should know paign back in endorsed by the comm- latest issue of the journal that two. years after he confessed Op? gan once that ittee points to the inhum- 'Atlantic Monthly'. he would be contented an character of such wea- The author is drawing on th- Ariana Afghan Airlines with no more no less pon which represent a se- numerous facts to prove the an eightfold US su- Sales Office: 24043. Joint concert an rious threat, particularly existence of. the CIA's rirty periority over the USSR Bakhtar Afghan Airlines for defenceless civilian plan and notes that the in strategic forces. All population. Sales Office: 32540. by Soviet and ' plan had been given a indications . are that Kabul Airport: 2634L ' stresses by the then US adm- president Reagan is be- The document Afghan Tour: 24149. co- inistration. One of the clo- Afghan artists nt on that idea to this ve- that the disarmament sest aides of former CIA ry day. He is clearly no- mmittee must start talks Sec. 20365. KABUL, November chief Richard Helms told stalgic for the time when without delay to conclude Kabul Traffic: 42041. 24 (Bakhtar). Visiting So- meet- the USA had the nuclear a convention banning the newsmen about the Visa and Passport Office: viet artistic troupe and lo- monopoly, and this nosta- development, production ing in the oval office of 21759. cal artists held a joint con- lgia leaves him restless Stockpiling, deployment the White House on Septe Kabul Security Office: cert here yesterday. ' and makes him force the and use of nuclear neutr- mber 15, 1970 between 20300. facts. on weapons. The comm- Helms and the then Presid- Central Fire Brigade: 13, The concert held at the ittee urged the UN Gene- ent Nixon. The head ol the Hotel: house of science and cultu--. It is commonly known ral Assembly to put, on US administration, S. Har 31841. re of the Soviet Union in that in recent years par- the preliminary agenda, sh writes, ordered the CIA KabulHotel: 24741. devoted to the Kabul,, was ity took shape between for the next session the to 'get rid of Allende', whi- Spinzar Hotel: 22897. ':' 60th anniversary of the es- item 'banning nuclear ne- ch- Da A performance by the Soviet artists. the armed, forces of the ch was assessed bv the Afghanistan Bank: tablishment of the USSR. utron weapons.' ' 24075. (Photo: Bakhtar) Warsaw treaty and the ief of the secret department Nato bloc. The socialist The resolution worked as an order to kill the Chil- ' Banke Millie Afghan: countries will permit no but by a group of Social- ean President. 21918, 25453. USA one to disrupt that parity. ist and nonaligned coun- - With aim the CIA Pashtani Tejaraty Bank: Bulgaria, Nicaragua hold , that All Washington can do by tries was approved by 59 sent to Chile several top 21910. intensifying the arms ,ra-- votes against 14 with 22 secret agents, some of wh Jamhuriat Hospital: ' responsible world tension ce and renouncing strat- abstentions. The votes om later told the newsmen 26744, 21144. for egic agr- we- arms limitation against the resolution that they had supplied ultra- - Wazir Akbar Khan Hos- Malvina is- eements, SOFIA, November 24 goodneighbourly relations problem of the is to elevate the re cast by Nato members, right-win- g terrorist extrem- pital: 26751. co- lands in compliance with equilibrium of forces to except for Greece, Den- (BTA). The talks between with the Latin American ists with money and inst- Ali Abad Hospital: 20242. af- decisions of United a higher, more expensive mark, Iceland and the the ministers of foreign untries and for the soluti- the the ructions. Among the latter Ibne Cina Hospital: 20051. and dangerous level and Netherlands, also by Au- fairs of Bulgaria, Peter on of the problems in the Nations organisation for there was, for example, Ge- Noor Hospital: no more. stralia, New Zealand and 41052. ; Mladenov and of Nicaragua, region along a constructive decolonoisation. neral Roberto Vio, who is, 41051. Japan. Miguel D'Bescoio Brockm---, and peaceful way. ' responsible for the heinous Blood Bank: 25285. ann, were held here yester- The two ministers ' gave fir murder on October 22, 1970 Military Hospital: 22144. day. The two ministers dis- -' a high appraisal to bilater- of Rene Schneider, comma- Malalai Maternity Hosoi- - cussed bilateral relations al relations in the sphere of nder-in-chief of the Chil- tal: 31710. ' Child and some issues of the in politics, the economy and ean armed forces. Health Hospital: 23841. ternational situation. , culture and stressed that broad prospects lie ahead of Miguel D'escoto Brock-man- n their development. ;TOPArS RADKO extended a message to the Secretary General They regard the interna- Language Time (GMT) Frequency of the Central Committee of tional situation as complic- (KHz) the Bulgarian Communist ated and strained through English (I) 1000-103- 0 1230-133- Party and President of the the fault of the North Ame Urdu 0 15255-1196- 0 State Council of Bulgaria, 1330-143- 0 rican imperialists first . of 1430-163- he- De WatanGhag 0 0 Todor Zhivkov from, the all. Under these conditions, I 9 1630-170- - - ad of Nicaragua state and it will be necessary to make j Russian 15230 15470 15077 1700-173- ' leader of the Sandinista fr- every effort in defence of Arabic 0 11805 1730-183- ont for National Liberation, peace, detente, disarmam- PashtuDari 0 15077-9665-119- German 1830-190- 0 15077-9665-119- Daneil Ortega. ent, to curb the arms race. 19-2- 5 English (II) 15077 -9665 - 1900-193- All the disputable questi- 11960 0 The Nicaraguan foreign ons should be solved along minister spoke about the the way of negotiations ba- Published under the supervision of the legsures taken in defence sed on the principles of eq- Kabul New Times Editorial Board of the gains of the Sandinis- uality and equal security. Tels: 26847 and. 26848. ta revolution against the Circulation department tels: 2685155, Ixt 41 attempts of the US imperia- Peter Mladenov and Mi- ' 26859 lism for destabilising the guel D'Escoto Brockmann Address enquiries to situation in the country. He condemned the imperialist Kabul New Times, - , saia tnat Nicaragua is seck- attempts at interference Ansari Watt, Kabul, rl o The workers of Baghlan in ft n f n fn...... r m fnt rnnna. sp- sugar plant working with special Interest for The Democratic Republic af Afghanistan. lu .u. mira- in Latin America. They boosting production. tion and development of oke in favour of solving the (Photo: Bakhtar) Printed at tha GoTemmcat Priattag Pnm.