15/12/1998
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Zëri i Popullit

15 December 1998

STUDENTS WITH A LOT OF MONEY

They were released on Saturday, they shot at the police The two escorts of the perpetrators remain under arrest STUDENTS WITH A LOT OF MONEY They were released on Saturday, they shot at the police The two escorts of the perpetrators remain under arrest PAGE 9

Yesterday the government decided: Students' scholarships to increase by 10% and professors' salaries by 10%

Yesterday the government decided: Students' scholarships to increase by 10% and the salaries of professors by 10% Students who will not eat for five days, in the disco hall of Qyteti Studenti • The Albanian government has allocated 4059 full scholarships for students, which make up about 22% of their total number. • If the full scholarship for students amounted to 5600 lek, now 50% of that will make up the full first-tier scholarship for the minimum secondary student. • The Albanian Government undertakes to increase the excessive amount by 10% as well. • The salaries of professors, starting from 1 April 1999, will also increase by 10%.

PD hides Hajdari's killers

Koçi: The investigations continue normally and the results will not be lacking PD hides Hajdari's killers Koçi: The investigations continue normally and the results will not be lacking "ZËRI I POPULLIT" corresponds to the response of the former socialist official. All interested parties should come to the editorial office every day at 11:00.

Engjëlli i errësirës was dismissed yesterday

MAJKO IN THE RIGHT SHARPENING, ENERGY MUST BE MANAGED DIFFERENTLY PAGE 5

Merchants begin the harvest campaign

THERE IS THE WHOLESALE, INDUSTRIAL GOODS MARKET, AS EVERY YEAR FOR THE HOLIDAYS THERE IS THE WHOLESALE, INDUSTRIAL GOODS MARKET, AS EVERY YEAR FOR THE HOLIDAYS Merchants begin the harvest campaign PAGE 5

Corridor 8, mobilization continues

Happenings with highways that break down, no contact, failed ticks HIGHWAYS THAT BREAK DOWN HAPPEN NO CONTACT, FAILED TICKS Corridor 8, mobilization continues PAGE 5