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Koha Jonë

e premte 12 Maj 1997

What else is Majko waiting for?

The latest scandal, in which the ministry is the protagonist. Shuli, the man involved in the seizure of Tit[?] and in granting the Greek monopoly on passenger transport licenses. It has been opened widely [?.] The latest scandal, in which the ministry is the protagonist. Shuli, the man who in the seizure of this Albanian activity? have also been involved at the same time and the senior member of this ministry. Such an action also recalls the scandal of trade throughout the country; the details make you think it is the disgusting [cab[?]et[?]], in the middle of the office. Suffice it to recall some of those things so that it does not weigh on the Albanian governments, with much noise and sign, down below, that the Albanian governments, with much noise and shame, [?.] this office. Including large sums of money, the Albanian government budget and the government's activity have begun to change within the framework of this activity. In it it happens that? the Albanian government is? transport [?.] In administration it is made up of figures of [?] corresponding and in change? to manage budgetary of passengers? and values? if? [?.] It is enough to be included in this scheme especially with such cooperation of private companies of agencies? [?.] Continues on pages 4-5
Majko Shuli

The end of Tan Kateshi, boss of Elbasan

His “era” is ending, the city where calm reigns is set in motion. Details of the Elbasan police operation led by Colonel Koseni to capture the city’s tough man. The story of the killers who happened to uncover Kateshi’s lair in the capital. page 9 The crime boss of Elbasan, Tan Kateshi
Tan Kateshi Koseni Elbasan Kryeqytet

There is an example for restoring order

Aleksandër Çipa The rules and measures aimed at bringing back calm across the country are obeying the rule of the state. From there, as the sign? of governments and calmness? [?.] A stability? of [?.] has appeared [?.] for beating gangs. So [?.] [?.] the dead? is [?.] In [?.] there have been [?.] and order has become a [?.] The case of [?.] [?.] [?.] in a calm [?.] [?.] The end of [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.]
Aleksandër Çipa