P. 2 John Major challenges his opponents P. 6 The water battle has resumed … P. 2 Large enterprises should be liquidated before they are destroyed P. 3

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Italy - Albania The Honorable Giuseppe Tatarella, president of the parliamentary group in the Chamber of Deputies of the National Alliance, and the Honorable Mirko Tremaglia, president of the Chamber of Deputies’ Foreign Affairs Committee, met this morning with the writer Sabri Godo, president of the Albanian Republican Party. During their conversation, the three political figures discussed bilateral relations between Italy and Albania. June 22, 1995 (according to the press release of the “National Alliance”)

It’s scorching! The state is tired, so it has taken a two-month vacation and is resting in Bathore and Bovillë. The state’s holiday is making life more pleasant for the villagers of these areas. The responsibilities for this dynamite, which was to be used in Bovillë, will go up in flames. No! The villagers want to catch fish for the (holi)day state. President Stefanopullos is from Dhroviani. In the Balkans and beyond, a new-old saying has emerged: “Don’t ask too closely about someone’s origins, or you’ll find they’re Albanian.” According to authentic documents, in the Bronze Age people had a clearer understanding of the state. An earthquake is forecast. So said a well-known seismology expert. “There will be an earthquake,” said the expert, “because I’ve seen Socialists moving around at night.” The PS spokesperson discredited this fact and said the Socialists were moving around at night only because of the heat. Who wants privatization vouchers? Take them, since you haven’t got any. People are complaining about their value for nothing. You don’t look a gift horse in the mouth. I thank my lord from the bottom of my heart for giving me the freedom to say whatever he wants. I am not one of that breed of town criers referred to in the saying: “The owner sells it, the town crier sells it.”

Although “No smoking” signs have become more numerous, the number of smokers is rising… This is the conclusion reached by the Albanian Consumers’ Association, based on a survey made public yesterday afternoon. Of the 300 respondents, 30% are “people of letters”—journalists, writers, publicists, etc.—37% are administration employees, and 36% work in various professions. Although anti-smoking propaganda has increased, the number of people who smoke has risen. The Albanian Consumers’ Association notes that “the number of women who smoke has increased noticeably, especially among young women aged 17–18. Specialists link this phenomenon to the transition period and increased stress… Although anti-smoking propaganda has increased, it is not producing the expected effects. It is known that tobacco smoke harms others to the same extent that it harms the person who smokes it. The introduction of a law banning smoking in public places (buses, trains, cinemas, etc.) would help to mitigate the negative effects of this phenomenon. B. M. More on p. 2

By signing this petition, you are defending lawful ownership of the land. You can sign the petition at the local branches of PR, PBK, PBD, PLL, the Association of Kulaks and the Association of the Politically Persecuted in the districts.