08/01/1997
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Rilindja Demokratike

8 January 1997

Customs officials conduct their annual review

The disciplined administration delivers revenue to the state budget Page 2 Over the past year, 83 customs officers and 46 customs police employees have been dismissed. Warnings and fines were issued to 129 customs officers and 75 customs police officers.

Students welcome the Government’s decision

Classes resume at our institutions of higher education “This is a fair, long-term solution that will lead to the modern improvement of the lives of Albanian students” Classes resumed yesterday at all universities and other institutions of higher education in Tirana and, according to the information available to us, at the country’s other universities as well. As is known, on 6 January classes were suspended at all institutions of higher education as a result of a one-day strike organized by the Independent Student Union. As has been learned, this student organization has put forward a number of demands of an economic nature, as well as demands for further improvements to life in student residences. Page 3 Yesterday in the students’ lecture halls

Corruption must be prevented

Interview with the Minister of Justice, Mr. Kristofor Peçi Incompetent and corrupt judges will be removed from this noble duty. Exercising my legal powers as Minister of Justice, I will refer such cases, in which judges fail to apply the law, to the High Council of Justice (KLD), both now and in the future, so that citizens may obtain the justice to which they are entitled by law. Page 3

The ability to fail is on display

One day after the “Hajdari strike” Having implicated him in many dubious stories, which Azemi knows well and which we will publish in upcoming issues, it seems the patrons have decided to use Azemi, now worthless, as a pilot for death. Page 3

Krasniqi: Concrete deadlines for a solution

FRPD is always interested in resolving the inevitable problems brought by the times Page 3

Students meet with Ministry representatives

GJIROKASTER Page 3

... of the Lek, practically ... every central bank

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Work progresses faster at Rinas Airport

Montenegro will boycott the Yugoslav parliament

Milosevic has few reliable allies: the police, TV, and his wife Clinton and Kohl agree on NATO enlargement timetable Page 6

Telephone lines and fax machines are opened

Following Minister Shamata’s order Traffickers at sea targeted The smuggling of undocumented migrants and drug trafficking are categories of crime that we will absolutely not tolerate in the future either, declares the head of the police station Vlora police begin cooperation with the Carabinieri of Puglia Telephone lines and fax machines are opened The aim will be to document the illegal activity taking place on both shores Page 2

An ancient artifact is discovered

While sewer lines were being laid through the city