Seeks concessions to buy pyramid debts The proposal is ready for the union. Nobody is in hydroenergy and I will return the lost money to the Albanians TIRANË - An invitation to talks between Albania and Serbia about the possibility of a group of Serbian companies paying the debts of Albanian pyramid-type firms in exchange for concessions in the exploitation of certain industrial works. A written proposal for the establishment of an Albania–Yugoslavia economic union has been sent to the highest leaders of the Albanian state and, through a senior Albanian official, has reached the desks of Prime Minister Bashkim Fino, Foreign Minister Arjan Starova, as well as Trade Minister Behar Ulqinaku. According to serious sources, the written proposal indicates that Albanian and Serbian representatives met a few weeks ago in the Italian city of Trieste. The written report does not lack elements of a detailed economic plan, in which concessions, the expansion of trade exchanges, and several other steps toward bringing the two countries closer are envisaged. In this proposal, the Serbian side, among other things, undertakes to buy the bonds distributed by the Albanian state to compensate those who lost money in the pyramid schemes. The Serbian side also shows interest in hydroelectric plants and certain industrial sectors, which would be transferred to the union at a later stage. The material mentions that a similar meeting had taken place before, but the political situation in Albania and in the region did not allow it to be carried out. The proposal has been viewed with great reserve by Albanian officials. Page 2 provides further details about the content of the plan and the channels through which the contact was made.

KUKËS Revenge lasts 40 hours: The Rrivatës clash in the city An armed group has killed its opponents on the outskirts. Another victim on Friday On page 5

GJIROKASTËR Sambistepengohen to go to the South: Ambushes along the roads Warning shots in the town. "We do not want it to break and come here because of the conditions" On page 5

Nervous citizens, the police, with the injured Çërçik, Berisha assures: "The troops won't come to our city" In the city of Vlorë, large police forces and armed residents clashed yesterday in a tense incident linked to the movement of several hostages and the presence of police. According to the first reports, a police vehicle was stopped by armed men and held for several hours. Negotiations were then held for its release. The material mentions reactions from citizens and mutual accusations of provocations. Berisha is quoted as having given assurances that "the troops won't come to our city". Page 3 provides further details. POLICIA

The government asks President Berisha The parties support the Prime Minister. PD representatives oppose it TIRANË - The government also became involved yesterday in the discussion about lifting the state of emergency, which has been in force in the country since after March. The Prime Minister and several ministers have asked President Berisha to sign its repeal, arguing that the political and public-order conditions have changed. Representatives of the political parties have also been involved in this debate, some of whom have supported the request, while PD representatives have expressed reservations. On page 4

FOOTBALL Beyerin champion of Germany On page 2

TIRANË - The victory of the coalition [...] is the central idea of the decoders, in whom [...] turns into an exclamation and is implemented by Belgrade, they say in this plan of [...] presented [...]. According to sources [...] the Serbian representatives emphasize that present-day Albania could be included in a new political and economic solution. The material mentions the referendum and the Serbian side's conviction that it will be won. The visible text is partial and difficult to read clearly. On page 3

A rebel from Tirana in Zaire: Kabila graduated in law at UT TIRANË - According to a letter that has arrived in the editorial office of "Gazeta Shqiptare", the partisan Laurent-Désiré Kabila, who is now President of Congo, was a student at the University of Tiranë. According to the document, he completed his law studies at UT in previous years. The material provides information about his presence in Albania and mentions contacts with the former Albanian leadership. On page 4

Apparently Lawyer Diardi did not wait for Krumësin to make him Serbia's proposal

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