At the workplace, everyone as an inspector - DOMESTIC Every day problems with the electricity supply are coming to light, this time in even greater numbers. All this is happening precisely under conditions where, during these days, according to the KKE operational statistics, consumers have at their disposal about 690,000 kilowatt-hours less electricity than last year, while in just one day there is a shortage of about as much as hydroelectric plants consume in fifteen hours. This deficit necessarily raises the question not only of where we can find the possibility of overcoming it, but also of how to ease it, both on the general level and on the narrower one. This is a question that becomes especially acute now, when not only energy specialists but every worker and every consumer must take such a course of action seriously. Clearly, alongside the general problems with electricity imports, other shortcomings are also coming to light, related to discipline in use, unnecessary consumption, and lack of care at the workplace and in household management. It is precisely in such circumstances that everyone’s control over the rational use of energy becomes more necessary. (Continued on page 2)

From the visit of our government delegation to Egypt The Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Arab Republic of Egypt, Dr. Atef Sedki, received yesterday the Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the RPSSH, Pali Miska. The talks took place in a friendly and cordial atmosphere, in the spirit of mutual understanding. At the meeting, the traditional relations of friendship and cooperation between the two countries were highly appreciated, and the view was expressed that they should be further expanded in fields of mutual interest. Later, the President of the Arab Republic of Egypt, Hosni Mubarak, received the Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the RPSSH, Pali Miska, and the delegation accompanying him. In the conversation, the progress of bilateral relations was positively assessed and readiness was expressed for their further development. (Continued on page 2)

Will a publishing house be created for everything? This is the concern that arose yesterday from a discussion at the plenum of the League of Writers and Artists of the district of Durrës. According to the participants, the creation of such institutions for every activity and every problem would lead to the dispersal of creative and organizational forces. It was stressed that publications must be of quality, works must be selected better, and artistic and professional responsibility must be strengthened. (Continued on page 2)

Tirana During the sessions and visits to the club of masseurs and holistic practitioners, around the reserve warehouse, those with the calculation of the losses caused increased. [?] In short, these days, in implementation of the savings directives, special checks have been undertaken and violations related to the use of meat and by-products have been brought to light. Greater responsibility and the elimination of abuses were demanded. (Continued on page 2)

Pali Miska has also been received by the chairman of the People's Assembly of Egypt, Dr. Rifaat el Mahgoub. At this meeting, the good relations between the two countries were emphasized and the desire to deepen them was expressed. The possibilities of expanding economic and cultural cooperation and increasing contacts between the relevant institutions were discussed. (ATSH)

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Doctors from the hospital of the city of Kukës during a consultation [?]. (Photo: A. Xhemali - ATSH)

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The General Council of the Democratic Front of the district of Kukës held a meeting where the situation of the village museums was discussed, along with the preservation of documents and historical materials and the need to increase care for them. It was requested that these institutions serve better for patriotic and revolutionary education. (Continued on page 4)

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