TAKE 1 OF SEVERAL -- COMMENTARY LIST: MOSCOW CONSOLIDATED 14 DEC 84

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• Publication Date: December 14, 1984
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1 INT'L SITUATION-QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: LISTENERS' PRAISE
SOVIET PEACE POLICY AND INITIATIVES, LENINGRAD LISTENER SAYS
1. t ss?~ ~ ,,) IMPERIALISTS CANNOT HAVE IT ALL THEIR OWN WAY, THANKS TO THEE
EXISTENCE OF SOCIALIST COMMUNITY (2 MTN); EDGAR CHEPOROV REPLIES
`s TO LISTENERS' QUESTIONS ABOUT THE STATE CF SOVIET-AMERICAN
Us
RELATIONS (8 MINE; KACHANOV EXPLAINS THE FUNCTIONS OF SHADOW
5P1V1?K CABINET IN BRITISH POLITICS (I MTN); .OSE LOPEZ Mt3R OF
j_N/2 - t5'=o--.LEADERSHIP OF FARABUNDO MARTIV LIBERATION FRONT, RE SITUATION IN
f7i) 'F
EL SALVADOR (4 MTN); EDUARD
KOVALEV TALKS ABOUT THE STATEV OF
AFFAIRS FFAIRS WITHIN EEC (6 MIN); KACHANOV TALKS ABOUT WHAT IS HAPPENING
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NEW CALEDONIA. HISTORY OUTLINED FROM DISCOVERY TO PRESENT DAY
MIN); EORIS ANDRIANOV CN INCREASING U.S_ MILITARY ACTIVITIES
NORTH-WEST PACIFIC, INCLUDING JOINT EXERCISES WITH JAPAN (6
mT^J); KACHANOV ANSWERS LISTENERS' QUERIES
ABOUT NICARAGUA, BACKGROUND FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT THE COUNTRY
AND ABOUT LIFE AND WORK OF SANDINO (3 MIN); KACHANOV REPLIES TO
DANCLEDESHI STUDENTS,. GIVING INFO ABOUT COUNTRY (4 MIN); KACHANOV
ANSWERS QUERY ON HOW MANY ILLITERATES THERE ARE IN WORLD (rNIF
ML ). (44 MIN, OVERALL SENT: HOME 1715 ORBITA 1315 1430)
2 SUMMARY ANON PRAVDA "REDUNDANT PPL". RE UNEMPLOYMENT
SITUATION IN CAPITALIST COUNTRIES. (350 TEXT: TASEE: 0935)
3 TIME, EVENTS AND PPL: INCL VLADIMIR TSVETOV ON COST CF HIGH
PRODUCTIVITY TO THE JAPANESE WORKERS AND ITS EFFECTS ON THEIR
HEALTH, JAPANESE PRESS QUOTED (4 !ITN); LEVON AGANYAN REPORTS ON
EVE OF LAUNCHING OF ROCKET EN ROUTE TO VENUS FR0m i3AYIA-UNUR (0
f1IN) . - ( HOME 0900 ORI3ITA 0900)
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rio1ON WEDNESDAY THAT NATO BRUSSELS MTG WOULD FOCUS ON
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OF U. S. POLICY TOWARD THAT COUNTRY (4MIN); ANON ON U.S.-USE CF
INTL TERRORISM, REFERS TO SITUATION IN NICARAGUA AND EL SALVADOR
AND ITS SUPPORT FOR SOUTH AFRICAN REGIME. MENTIONS RECENT
HIJACKING CF KUWAIT PLANE (3.5 MINI. (ENGNA OC01)
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5 ROUNO TABLE FEATURE: MIKHAIL KRUTOGOLOV AND ECRIS TUMANOV
REPLY TO iUESTIONS ON POVERTY SITUATION IN WEST AND THAT OF USSR.
GOES ONTO COMPARE SOCIAL BENEFITS IN USSR WITH THOSE IN FRANCE
AND OTHER CAPITALIST COUNTRIES. TOUCHING ON PRICE AND WAGES RISES;
ON RECENT REVIEW OF 1985 PLAN AT SUPSOV SESSION. PROVING YET
AGAIN STANDARD OF LIVING OF SOVIET PPL, WHOSE WELL-BEING IS NUMBER
ONE PRIORITY; ON ROLE PLAYED BY FRENCH AND BELGIAN COMPANIES
IN SOVIET ECONOMY, STRESSING IMPORTANCE OF INTL TRADE. (20 MIN,
OVERALL: FRENCH 1830)
(--~ FRPT Pi?AT
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6 VLADIMIR AFONIN ON HUMAN RIGHTS DA
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E USSR, YESTERDAY, TOr.;Y AND TOMORROW: ITEM ON NEXT
-V
"t r ` `,i UMMER ' S I N TL YOUTH AND STUDENTS FESTIVAL IN MOSCOW; INTVW
4'_ WITH ITALIAN PIANIST ON TOUR IN USSR. (15 MIN, OVERALL:
ITA"AN 2000)
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VIKTOR ILYICHEV ON UN RESOLUTION ON INAGMISSABILITY OF STATE
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' I3CYAN TRAYKOV TO ITALIAN JUDGET ILARIO MARTELLA LISTING FACTS
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TERRORISM. (RPT POLISH 131400) (ENGIN
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MAIN POINTS OF THIRD LTR WRITTEN BY BTA DIRECTOR-GENERAL
POINTING TO ABSENCE OF ANY BULGARIAN CONNECTION IN AN ATTEMPT
LN PORE'S LIFE. (PPT ITALIAN 122000) (ITALIAN 2000)
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10 RADOTNICHESKO DELO PUBLISHES LTRS OF BULGARIA
JOURNALIST, DOYAN TRAI'r(OV TO ITALIAN JUDGE RE ANTCNOV AFFAIR.
(300 TEXT: TASSE 1828) Opp*
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RECORDED INTVW WITH IGOR POTDVSKIY WITH (WILL
s*ADINOTON), DIRECTOR OF IN O IN MOZAMBIQUE'S INFORMATION MINISTRY,
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ON TOPICS DISCUSSED AT, AND ;OUTCOME OF, AN INTL CONF OF
I CrV' ~-Q,'~~OURNALISTS FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES RECENTLY HELD IN KABUL,
~If~'~'ar U j `- t4NICH DELIBERATED TO D VISE NEW ORDER AMONG THIRD WORLD
NEWS MEDIA
t4ptn TO COUNTER DISTORTION OF FACTS BY WESTERN PRESS. (3.5 MIN: PORTAFR
rr' '_830) ~-~
12 CUR POST: INCL BIOGRAPHY AND ACTIVITY OF SOVIET ACTOR
S VYECHESLAV TI KHONOV, WHO PLAYED MAIN ROLE 114 SOVIET SERIA "TASS
vvu`t v ' IS AUTHORIZED TO STATE", WHICH HAS ALSO SEEN SHOWN ON YUGOSLAV
TV (Ak. -MEN)_: TALK RE MOSCOW QUIZ ON FORTHCOMING YOUTH FESTIVAL IN
y MOSCQ4-,(4 MIN). (SERBO 2000)
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13 "YOUTH PROGRAM": INCL ITEM ON BUILDING OF A YOUTH PALACE
IN PREPARATION FOR 1985 YOUTH FESTIVAL. (CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 POLISH
14 ANON REPORT ON PREPS FOR 12TH WORLD YOUTH, FESTIVAL TO BE
HELD IN MOSCOW NEXT SUMMER. CITING BORIS PONOMAREV'S SPEECH NOTING
5!R ar`YOUTHS' ROLE IN STRUGGLE FOR GENERAL AND NUCLEAR DISARM AND
~~ ` MITMENT TD POLIrY OF PEACCFUL COEYISTCti(
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1~ 15 LISTENERS' QUIZ PEGGED TO 1985 YOUTH AND STUDENT FESTIVAL.
(G N 1700 ITALIAN 2000 ARABIC 1530 PORTAFR 1830 HIND 1130)
DISARM/PEACE
Pie- 17 REPORTS ON UNGA RESOLUTION ADOPTED CALLING FOR PREVENTION
ARMS RACE IN OUTER SPACE. (TASSE 1.331900? (ENGINTER 0710 1010
4 DEC 1984
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(RPT ENGINTER 131531.) (GERMAN 1000 FINNISH 1530 DARI 1500 PEl~tSIAN
1800 POLISH 1400 KOREAN 0930 LAO 1030; ANON: HUNGARIAN 2000 VIET
TASS MILIT WRITER VLADIMIR BOGACHEV RE AMERICAN SENATORS'
Uy~~ LTR TO REAGAN ON ARMS LIMITATION AND REDUCTION. (RPT TA:=SE J21525 )
(ENGINTER 0710 1010 3PANCUBA 0100 AMHARIC 131530 CZECH/SLOVAK 131600
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20 VIKTOR 'VASILYEV RE REPORTS THAT SOV UNION AND U. S. HAVE
-__ -_ - YITA hirst Tnl UM 1'l A! f.t!!('i CAD Ahafl CPAt' W1rA*-Pfl J..'
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21 VLADLEN KUZNETSOV: "HASN'T TIME COME TO STOP?". RE NEW
SOV-U.S. ARMS TALKS. (PPT FINNISH 13!500) (GERMAN 1700 ITALIAN
200Q} .._._?
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22 SPARTAK BEGLOV. NOVOSTI PRESS AGENCY O3SER'IER, ON ISSUES
SURROUNDING NEW SOVIET-AMERICAN ARMS TALKS. (SENT: Ei4G I LATER 1410
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?! ITARIZATIDC1 OF SPACE AND POINTING TO U. S. STAR WARS PLANS AS
N ~ 23 YURIY SOLTON DISCUSSING UN RES ON PREVENTION OF A
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WELL AS TO SOVIET PROPOSALS FOR NEGOTIATIONS AIMED AT 3ANNIt4G
L)
STATIONING OF WEAPONS IN SPACE. (4-3 MIN: ENGINTER 1410 1110
V-) 2110 SPANLA 2300 PORTBRAZ 2300 GERMAN 1600 PERSIAN 1500 1700
BULGARIAN 1630 CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 POLISH 1500 SERI3O 1700 2000
:kOREAN 1330 LAO 1300 CAMB 1330 URDU 1300 BUR 1430 INDO 1330 1507:
t HUNG 2000)
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IL;A GMIN'S PLANS TO DEPLOY NEW INTERCONTINENTIAL BALI:.ISTIC MISSILE
(550 TEXT SENT: TASSE 2106 TASSR 1540)
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~~ I 6nCs ASIA, USSR HAS SUGGESTED JAP, SE ASIAN COUNTRIES TO SIGN AGf1TS
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WI'T'H USSR IN WHICH USSR PLEDGES NOT TO USE NUC WEAPONS AGAINST
THEM IF THEY DO NOT POSSESS OR 1MQCi N WEAPONS. (S MIN:
EUROPE TO ENSURE WORLD PEACE. (a MIN: i1.AND 0700)
WpF 29 NEWS ABOUT YOUTHS: INCL ITEM ON ANTIWAR ACTIVITIES IN VARIOUS
COUNT". (NAND 1230)
30 "7-rv N _ 1AN VT'7777? P.AP-"(f (P/4/YT -tc2 R2EP MTG TO ORGANIZE
IUS'CCW wt 1.LIJ :uvin o-t~~i TVr~~. NEXT YEAR, ASSESSES HIGHLY SOVIET
j' -
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN POLICIES, HE TOOK PART IN PEACE DEMO IN MINSK,
54 "S.
FPL D--+~nh'c-'?^ ~'~ IN FAVOR OF GOVT'S P= ^!'~' i 1iT TfT~VE:S WHILE IN WEST
PEACE SUPPORTERS USUALtLV DmMCrWSTRATg m HiivST THEIR uOVTS. (5 MIN:
'?W \_- 26 TASS MILITARY NEWS ANALYST VLADIMIR aOGACHEV ON U.S.
25 STATEMENT BY CHIEF SOVIET DELEGATE TO STOCKHOLM CONF ON
SECURITY AND DISARMAMENT. (3 MIN: SERRO;2000)
1f7_ -
rvV 27 ALESHIN ON SOV COMMITMENTS NOT TO USE NUC WEAPONS AGAINST
NON-NUC COUNTRIES, AS U. S. IS INCREASING N!UC EMPLOYMENT IN SE
r THREATENS SECURITY IN ASIA, WORLD OVER, CALLS FOR COOP OF ASIA,
k 28 VOLSKIY SAYS U. S. NUC DEPLOYMENT IN PACIFIC, INDIAN OCEANS
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TAME 3 OF SEVERAL -- CC:IMENTAi I LIST: MOSC01~4 C0,4OLIDATED V y `E - 34
UNITED STATES
d 3 SUMMARY uRAS MAYA ZVF7DA EXPLAINING TERM "GEOPHVSTC:A1
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:.WARFARE" AND DESCRIBING USA'' INTEREST THEREIN. t4 MIN:
ENG I LATER fLZ 0)
32 TALK SY (ROBERT KUSHNIK). FRG JOURNALIST, DISCUSSING
DIFFERENCES THAT CROPPED UP DETWEEN USA AND ITS WE-STERN ALLIES
n=TER WASHINGTON IMPOSED LIMITATIONS ON ITS STEEL IMPORTS. IN
THIS CONNECTION HE ALSO RECALLS DISPUTE RELATED TO Wi~3HINGTOU'S
# E119ARGO ON PIPES FROM WEST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES FOR SIBERIAN GAS
PIPELINE. (3 MIN: GERMAN, 1700)
33 YUR I Y RESHETN I KOV ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN SA. ' RP T FN,r, I NTFR
v\113181 NGILATER 0710 1010)
F RANC I SCO. DESCRIBING EFFECTS OF YEARS OF DEPRIVATION OF U. S.
G{ S
P i2
AFTER APPLYING. FEATURE PREPARED BY GEORGE (MURZIN) AND
BROADCAST IN CONNECTION WITH WEEK OF ACTION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS.
vIET-U. S. RELATIONS NOTING U. S. HOSTILITY TOWARD SOVIET RUSSIA
Lk
IN 1917 AND CITING FACTS TO SHOW HOW THIS ATTITUDE HAS CONTINUED
AND STRENGTHENED TO PRESENT DAY. IT IS ALSO SHOWN HOW USA HAS
INITIATED MAJOR STEPS IN ARMS RACE, THREE AMERICANS, TWO DOCTORS
(A
AND A SPECIALIST ON SOVIET HISTORY, SPEAK ABOUT IMPORTANCE OF
PROFIT MOTIVE IN ARMS MANUFACTURE AND GUARANTEE OF PROFITABLE ARMS
BUSINESS IF THERE IS CONSTANT TENSION. (11.5 MIN: ENGNA 2300)
C,
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39 I NTVW WITH U. S. AUTHOR (ELTON FAX) t WHO TOURED USSR AND SAID
STAT
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IT WAS A PITY AMERICANS KNOW SO LITTLE ABOUT AMERICAN LITERATURE.
(4 MIN: ENGNA 0001)
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AMERICAS-
nl~~c 41 BRUSSELS REPORT ON CONCLUSION OF NATO COUNCIL SESSION AT
vPOREIGN MINISTER LEVEL 14 DEC. (500 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1813
L.A- TASSR 1545) L1
42 VIKTOR SHLENOV ON EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT'S REJECTION OF
uR
i SEC 1985 BUDGET, TERMS THIS SIGN OF FURTHER CRISIS WITHIN COMMON
MARKET, ANALYZES MAIN CAUEE FtT-e 74 TI _U E or EiEC rE AGRICULTURAL
F- OI,, (3 MIN: ITALIAN 1500 GERIn1;iv 1600)
43 TASS COMMENTATOR IGOR LEBEDINSKIY ON REVANCHIST LAND
ASSOCIATIONS IN FRO AND GGVT`S PCSITLUN. O-40 TEXT SENT: TASS!
44 ANON REPORT ON REVANCHIST ACTIVITIES IN FRG, DEALING IN
PARTICULAR WITH RECENT SPEECH BY HERBERT HUPKA, CDU BUNDESTAG
MBR AND HEAD CF FRG ETHNIC GROUP OF SILESIANS, IN WHICH HE
QUESTIONED VALIDITY OF EXISTING EUROPEAN BORDERS AND MAINTAINED
THAT GERMAN ISSUE REMAINS OPEN. HIS STMTS, WHICH ARE SUPPORTED
BY LEADING BONN POLITICIANS, ARE CONSTRASTED WITH REMARKS BY FORMER
CPr1 POLITICIAN HERBERT WEHNER, WHO SAID WHEN AWARDED A POLISH
ORDER RECENTLY THAT POLAND'S WESTERN BORDER IS INVIOLABLE.
(6 MIN: GERMAN 1700)
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45 GOOD- EVENING AUSTRIA, PRO RAh1 FOR AUSTRIAN LISTENERS.
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46 "GLANCE AT BRITISH SCENE": ?.JLADIMIR ~X%LQVIN EXAMINES
uFRTAIN O'GLUTIONS TO UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEMS, RE BRITISH CHANCELLOR
Cr EXCHEQU-cS PLAN TO REDUCE WAGES AND SALARIES IN REAL TERMS,
CRITICIZES TORY GOVT'S ECONOMIC POLICY. (4 MIN: ENGUK 2000)
r 4 7 REPORT ON MADRID CEREMONY PRESENTATION OF CHERNENKO'S
~-^~SELECTED SPEECHES AND ARTICLES, INCL CHERNENKO'S FOREWORD TO
SPANISH READERS (750) TEXT), AND ADDRESS BY SPANISH PARLIAMENT
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T SENATE PRESIDENT JOSE FEDERICO DE CARVAJAL (220 TEXT). (1,200
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48 CHERNENKO FOREWORD TO COLLECTION CF HIS SPEECHES AND
L D1911gd
ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN SPAIN. (RPT MAYAK 1030) (TASSR 1028; 700
TEXT: T ASSE 1947; 7-4. 5 MIN: HOME 1900 CRBITA 11900 ENGINTER 1410
? 8":L 2110 E NGNA 2300 PORTERAZ 2200 2300 SP'AWLA 2200 SPANCffILE
: i C O SNGUK 2000 GERMf4Wd 1.600 FRENCH 1830 I T'AL 13,,00 PERSIAN 1 500
1700 1 SOC SWAHILI-1730 SOMALI 1600 ALBANIAN 1530 . ULQ 1630 ROMAN
1700 CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 HUNG 20.00 POLISH 1500 SERBO 1700 2000
KOR 1330 MANN 1430 LAO 1300 HIND 1400 BENO 1500 INDO 13 330 1500
URDU 1300 OUR 14301 2.5 MIN: SOMALI 1600; 2-1 MIN: 0PiGINTEt2 1200
1300 1400 1509~1600 1700 1000. 1900 2000 2100 2200 FRENCHINTER
1700 ENGNA 2300 ENGUK 2000 GERMAN 1600 1700 GERMAUST '2000 ITAL
1800 2000 FINN 1530 ZULU 1800 ENGAFR 17CO 2000 PORTAFR 1330
SWAHILI 1730 CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 1700 HUNG 1730 2000 POLISH 1500
SERBO 1700 2000 INDO 1330 HIND 1130 BENC 1500 URDU 1200 Dl?R 1C30
1430--LAO 13.00; BRIEF SPANLA 2300 PORTBRAZ 2200 2300 MANLY 1600)
49 "FRIENDSHIP PANORAMA" ON SOVIET-FINNISH FRIENDSHIP AND
COOP: A) REPORT ON TALKS BETWEEN FIRST DEP CHMN OF USSR CC)NCIL
MINISTERS IVAN ARKHIPOV AND FINNISH FOREIGN TRADE MINISTER
JERMU LAINE 13 DECEMBER. THEIR TALKS DEALT WITH DEVELOPMENT OF
ILATERAL COMMERCIAL AND ECON RELATIONS BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES.
ON SAME DAY FOREIGN TRADE MINISTER PATOLICHEV AND MINISTER L AI`:E
SIGNED PROTOCOL ON BILATERAL TRADE NEXT YEAR. AFTER SIGNING
-IF DOCUMENT MINISTER LAINE GAVE STMT IN WHICH HE NOTED WITH
SATISFACTION POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT IN SOVIET-FINNISH TRADE WHICH
NEXT YEAR WILL AMOUNT TO R 5,000 MILLION (4 5 MIN, POOR); B)
w'E (3~rM.LN), (FINNISH 1530)
.',=n TCA
PLANS TO COUNTER EFFECTS OF DROUGHT (3. 5 MIN) ; _ TEM ON CLOUF
HELD IN ]UJU1IBURA WHICH DISCUSSED AID FOR DROUGHT VICTIMS IN
r+FRICA ? ''MIN); VLADIMIR l_EBEDEV ON MIL ITAaRY AID SOUTH AFRICA
RECEIVED FOM USA AND OTHER NATO CCUNTRIES.. (POOR: ENQQAFR 1700
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ROUNDUP SOVIET PRESS COMMENT ON ISRAELI EXPANSIONISM,
PNPRE 3D ANNIV ISRAEL'S ANNEXATION OF GOLAN HEIGHTS, QUOTING KRASNAVA
Q1 21 ~ t
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-'1,__ A, NEW TIMES, IZV . I IYA, ZA mUPEZrLM. c4 MIN: ~PGIf4TER 17.0)
54 MIIKHAIL GLEBOV ON ISRAELI ARMY CCNDUCTIPSG NEW SERIES CF
PUNITIVE RAIDS IN SOUTHERN LEBANON. U. S. ADMIN SEEMS TO DE CT\!LY
GOVT IN WORLD OPENLY SUPPORTING ISRAEL'S ATTEMPT TO RETAIN
CONTROL OF LEBANESE TERRITORY; HOW THEN CAN ONE UNCERSTAND
REAGAN'S STMTS ABOUT NEED TG REINSTATE LEBANESE PPL 1N THEIR
~,- TIES BETWEEN SOVIET AND PALESTINIAN PPLS ARE VERY OLD. RUSSIAN
F~_ PILGRIMS USED TO GO TO PALESTINE AND WHEN THEY CAME BACK T EY
lASZ~ I/~" USED TO TAL_V TO THEIR KINFOLK ABOUT THEIR STAY OVER THERE.
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ETHIOPIA, DESCRIBES 10-YR PROGRAM BEING IMPLEMENTED WITH INTL
ASSISTANCE FOR FACING FUTURE NATURA!_ CALATiITIES IN ETHIOPIA,
CH_DES CAPITALIST WEST FOR PROVIDING II'.IADE GUATE A'SSISTA14Ci TO
4.=I?ItAN COUNTRIES LIRE ETHIOPIA. (4-3 MIN: ENGNA 2300 PERSIAN
17G0d?HILI 1730 URDU 1300 DENG 1'j0'0)
REPORT BY ANC OFFICIAL 01N EVENTS IN SOUTH AAF RICA. (3
MIN:.-1ULU 1500)
., I DFAT,,._
INALIENABLE RIGHTS? (ENGINTER 1410 1810 2110)
55 "ARAB PALESTINIAN PPLS CORNER" PREPARED BY V. DILYAVQV:
RUSSIAN--PALESTINIAN ASSN WAS FOUNDED LAST CENTURY AND HELPED IN
PROMOTING CULTURAL TIES BETWEEN TWO PPLS. HUNDREDS OF PALESTINIAN
":TUDENTS ARE NOW STUDYING IN USSR. USSR HAS ALWAYS HELPED ARAB
PALESTINIAN I'PL, ESPLY IN CULTURAL FIELD. PALESTINIAN STRUGGLER S
LEARN LOT FROM SOVIET EXPERIENCE DURING WWII. (ARAB i530)
/ 14 DEC 1984
.156 DAMASCUS REPORT CN CONCLUSION OF SYRIAN 3A'TH PARTY CC
/ 'LENUM, SUMMING UP ITS RESULTS. (350 TEXT: TASSE 1320)
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57 TIt1OSHKIN WEEKLY TALK ON HIJACKIING C;F KUWAITI PLAI%!E WHIC! f
PERSIAN 1700 1800)
f,rl'
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. r~ `IJO 1HURI-YE ESLAMI NEWSPAPER FOR ALLEGING THAT THERE IS NO
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CAPITALISM AND SOCIALI Std. (10 MIN, SENT:
uLe3 f- K 59 IGOR SHEFTUNOV RE UZBEK SSR ANNIV, ASSAILS; IRANIAN
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PERSISTENTLY ,j ,OR ICED TO ORGANIZE EFFEC7TVE RESISTANCE TO AIR
PIRACY. USSR ALSO WORKS FIRMLY TO REMOVE CAUSES FOR GENERAL
INSTABILITY IN REGION SUCH AS IRAQ-IRAN WAR AND ARAB-ISRAELI
CONFLICT WHICH ARE GOING ON FOR YEARS AND HAVE BEEN CREATED
AT HANDS OF AND WITH INSTIGATION OF POWERS WHICH HAVE ESCALrTEO
INTL ERRORISII TO LEVEL OF OFFICIAL POLICY. (ARAB 1500)
ENDED WITH K1 LIE?1G OF TWO PASSENGERS IN IRAN. SOVIET VIEW
HIJACKERS SHOULD DE PUNISHED. USSR HAS OR LONG TIME AND
1~t4V+J#'L 59 ANON "ECHO OF '-IHOPAL TRAGEDY," RE DEMOS OUTSIDE 1.,!(, S.
EMBASSY IN NEW DELHI. (RPT FNGINTER
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SPANCUBA 0100 CREEK 131900 CZECH/SLOVAK Z, 1AOO JAP :31000)
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60 INTVW WITH SIDDHARTA, SECY OF ALL-INDIAN CONGRESS OF
TRADE UNIONS1 PUBLISHED IN TRUD, ON OPERATIONS OF MULTINATIONAL
CORPORATIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES SEEN IN LIGHT OF BHOPAL
TAGEDY, CRITICIZING WESTERN MONOPOLY HOUSES FOR SELLING OUTDATED
TECHNOLOGY AND NEGLECTING SAFETY MEASURES AT THEIR PLANTS IN
THIRD WORLD TO SECURE MAXIMUM PROFIT; HOLDING UNION CARBIDE
RESPONSIBLE FOR BHOPAL DISASTER. (3 MIN: ENGINTER 1410 1810
2110 PORTBRAZ 2200 2300 ITAL 1800 GERMAN 1600 PERSIAN 1500 1700
SWAHILI 1730 CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 POLISH 1500 KOR 1330 LAO 1300
CAMB 1330 HIND 1130 URDU 1200 1300 BENG 1500 INOO 1301500 BUR
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CLUB IN LATVIA. (4 MIN: HIND 1400)
62 "MAILBAG" PROGRAM: DISCUSSING BANGLADESHI LISTENERS'
LETTERS AND THANKING THEM ON VICTORY DAY OF BANGLADESH. CITING
LISTENERS' LETTERS COMMENDING SOVIET ASSISTANCE TO BANGLADESH
IN VARIOUS FIELDS FOLLOWING INDEPENDENCE AND SOVIET SUPPORT TO
BANGLADESH'S INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT. (20 MIN WITH MUSIC: BENG
1500 }__
AFGHANISTAN
63 LEV NIKOLAYEV REFERRING TO GENERAL VESSEY'S VISIT TO
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(=O:.'t.TtRREVS TO CC`;TINUE UN
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`PLACE BETWEEN PAKISTAN AND AFGHANISTAN WITH UN MEDIATION, UNITED
STATES SENDS ITS OFFICIALS TO ISLAMABAD IN ORDER TO EXERT PRESSURE
ON PAKISTANI AUTHORITIES AND THWART A POLITICAL SETTLEMENT
OF SITUATION AROUND AFGHANISTAN; STATES THAT BUSH AND OTHER
U.S. OFFICIALS PREVIOUSLY VISITED PAKISTAN ON EVE OF SUCH TALKS.
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65 RECORDED INTERVIEW WITH THAI WRITER AND JOURNALIST YOTTHONG
TH!:PTHIUMAI DURING HIS STOPOVER IN MOSCOW FROM KABUL. WHERE
HE ATTENDED INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MASS COMMUNICATION.
PRAISING AFGHAN GOVERNMENT FOR SUCCESSFUL SOCIALIST CONSTRUCTION
IN QUEFIT OF AFGHAN PEOPLE. (5 MIN: THAI 1100)
66 UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER IN AFGHANISTAN ON HIS TRAVELOGUE
TO REMOTE MOUNTAINOUS VILLAGES IN AFV HAN I ST.'... .7-NO SOVIET
EOLDIERS GIVING S's=LPING HANDS TO AFGHAN VILLAGERS IN REMOVING
LAND MINES AND CULTIVATING FIELDS, OTHER STORIES. (5 MIN: KOR
0930)
67 "FROM MOSCOW'S VIEWPOINT.n REVIEW OF WEEK'S EVENTS:
LAST WEEK INTERt!ATIONAL PUBLIC. CIRCLES EXTENSIVELY CELEBRATED
HU'IAN RIGHTS DAY. BABRAK KARMAL SENT A MESSAGE TO UN SECRETARY
GENERAL ON THIS OCCASION, SAYING THAT DRA DEVOTES ATTENTION
TC OBSERVING AND MAINTAINING MAIN FREEDOMS STIPULATED IN HUMAN
RIGHTS DECLARATION. IT IS TO BE NOTED THAT ALL MEASURES BY DRA
?OVERNMENT ARE AIMED AT MAINTAINING RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS OF AFGHAN
TOILERS. DURING YEARS FOLLOWING SAWR REVOLUTION'S VICTORY GREAT
PROGRESS HAS BEEN ACHIEVED IN AFGHANISTAN IN SPHERE OF MAINTAINING
rIQ SAN RIGHTS. U;4DCUBTEDLY SCOPE OF PROGRESSIVE CHANGES IN
AFGHANISTAN WOULD HAVE BEEN GREATER HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR CONTINUATION
OF U.S. IMPERIALISM'S UNDECLARED WAR AGAINST AFGHAN PEOPLE.
PC;..LCY OF STATE TERRORISM, PURSUED BY WASHINGTON WITH REGARD
TO AFGHANISTAN, IS AIMED AT INDISPUTABLE RIGHTS OF AFGHAN CITIZENS.
CURRENTLY PAKISTAN'S MILITARY AUTHORITIES ALSO, WHO ARE CONDUCTING
ARMED PROVOCATIONS AGAINST AFGHANISTAN, ARE ENDANGERING AFGHAN
PEOPLE'S SACRED RIGHT TO LIVE PEACEFULLY. MANY COMMENTATORS
LINK GENERAL VESSEY'S VISIT TO ISLAMABAD, WHICH TOOK PLACE LAST
;-OV., TO WASHINGTON'S PLANS TO INCREASE SUPPORT FOR AFGHAN
CUNTERREVOLUTIC;?!ARY BANDS THAT ARE ACTIVE ON PAKISTAN'S TERRITORY.
T IS OBVIOUS THAT UNDER SUCH DIFFICULT CONDITIONS, PDPA AND
DRA GOVERNMENT CONSIDER REPELLING FOREIGN ARMED AGGRESSION
AN O _T_c4UIDATING COUNTERREVOLUTIONARY REBELS AS THEIR SACRED
p Xy IN CAUSE OF DEFENDING RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS OF AFGHANISTAN.
114 ARE NOT ALONP IN THIS STRUGGLE. DRA RELIES ON SUPPORT AND
P10 OF ITS FRIENDS, AND FIRST OF ALL ON SOVIET UNION. (10 MINS:
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68 PROGRAM FOR CHI INTELLECTUALS: (KUPING) ON DOMESTIC,
INTL~TIVITIES OF ASSN OF SOV LIT WORKERS. (6.5 MIN: IIANO 1600)
_.;SIA/FAR EAST
.S~?"'ji+f~ 69 JOINT SOVIET-JAP COMMUNIQUE ON CONCLUSION OF 9TH SESSION
its. Sc"
5o ~ sPfOF SOVIET-JAP AND JAR-SOV COMMITTEES ON ECON COOPERATION.
(52 TEXT: TASSR 0952; 450 TEXT: TASSE 1602; 3 MIN: MAYAK 1B30)
70 It4TVW WITH TOSHIOKI ATSUMI, HEAD OF MITSUI BUSSAa MOSCOW
OFFICE, ATSUMI DESCRIBES HIS CO'S TRADE WITH USSR, STRESSES
FURTHER TIES. (4 MIN: JAP 131200)
72 2D IM SERIES RE PLAN TO FORM PACIFIC COMMUNITY, BY VLADIMIR
TSVETOV, DESCRIBING JAPAN MILITARIZATION; INCREASING U.S. ;'IILIT
73 ANON ON U.S.-JAPAN MILITARY COOPERATION, CITES JAPANESE
PRESENCE. (6.5 MIN: JAP 131000)
PER AKAHATA ON NAKASONE GOVT'S PREPS FOR A PLAN WHICH WILL
ALLOW JAPAN-U.S. MILIT COOP IN CASE OF MILITARY EMERGENCY. SAYS
SUCH ARRANGEMENT WILL DRAG JAPAN INTO PENTAGON'S MILITARY
ADVE?ITF_S IN ASIA. (6 MIN: BUR 1030)
4. DEC 1984
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74 rAKSIM SHIRYAMOV DESCRIBING HARMFUL EFFECTS OF U. S. AND
JAPANESE CORPORATIONS' ACTIVITIES IN THAILAND, NOTING PATIENCE
RUNNING OUT AS EXEMPLIFIED BY RECENT DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST
JAPANESE COMPANIES. (5 MIN: ENGINTER 1531)
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75 ROUNDUP ON KAMP INCLUDES HENG SARING'S PRESS CONF IN
(9 MIN: LAO 1030);
77 "CN PATH OF SOCIALISM": TRAVELOGUE BY VLADIMIR KOROLEV
78 PRAVDA EDITORIAL DEALS WITH UNITY OF CEMA COUNTRIES.
(7-4 MIN: ORB I TA 0001 GERMAN 1000 ARABIC 1530 ALBANIAN 1530
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S 3ULGARIAN 1630 ROMANIAN 1700 POLISH 1400 HUNGARIAN 1730 SERRO
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79 COMMUNIQUE ON CONCLUSION OF 61ST SITTING OF CEMA STANDING
C-~~
PHN'CA_PPENH, KAMP FRMIN MTG WPC DELEG, OTHERS. (4 MIN: NANO 0700)
DESCRIBING HIS IMPRESSION GAINED DURING VISIT TO KIRGIZ SSR WITH
EMPHASIS ON ECON, SOCIAL, CULTURAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF THIS SOVIET
76 RECORDED STMT BY KHAMLIANG PHONSENA,? VICE CHAIRMAN CF
AOS-USSR FRIENDSHIP ASSN AND MINISTER OF PUZL I C HEALTH OF LA"-:OS,
ON DEVELOPMENT OF NEW TOWN, (TR I VAZA) , IN MPR. (7 MIN: BUR
1030)
CEMA/EAST EUROPE
'_`O"M1>TT=:E ON COOPERATION IN AGRICULTURE. (400 TEXT SENT: TASSR
R HELD IN PRAGUE. (450 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1151)
81 (ALEKSEYEV) ON CEMA CONF IN HAVANA. (3 MIN, POOR: POLISH
9 ~--, 1 4 DEC 1984
WON-
ITALIAN 1800 CAMS 1330 LAO 1300 INDO 1330 1500)
OF CEMA COUNTRIES. (RPT ENGINTER 121410) (k5 MIN: ?JAP 1312C0 )
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0 IN MOSCOW, DESCRIBING COOPERATION IN HEALTH FIELD AMONG CEMA
COUNTRIES. (4-3 MIN: CZECH/SLOVAK 1600 ENGINTER 1810 GERMAN 1600
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X35 CtUR OBSER~.CR ~.,COOPERATION IN VARIOUS ~}-
84 REPORT ON -REMARKS BY CHAIRMAN OF SOVIET STATE COMMITTEE
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(%''~rFIELDS IN POST-WAR PERI;7D, STREE,SIYti4G SOVIET AID TO THE NEW
REPUBLIC, CITING FROM ALBANIAN PRESS AT THE TIME ACKNOWLEDGING
THIS AID, CONCLUDING BY REITERATING SOVIET DESIRE TO RESTORE
NORMAL RELATIONS WITH ALBANIA. (3 MIN: ALBANIAN 1530)
86 VOICES OF FRIENDSHIP: MISCELLANEOUS BRIEFS FROM LIFE
~~yy~4/ IN THE SOCIALIST COMMUNITY CF STATES, INCLUDING INFORMATION
3OUT HOUSING CONSTRUCTION, IRRIGATION MEASURES, AND GUEST
PERFORMANCES. (4 MIN); INFORMATION ABOUT LETTERS AND OTHER
3y~Hr
lrRSN,r' .;ATERIAL RECEIVED FROM LSITENERS VHICH ARE DEVOTED TO THE GDR'S
35TH ANNIVERSARY AND WILL SE ON DISPLAY AT THE MOSCOW SCHOOL
'JV tBER S. (~' MIN); INFORMATION ABOUT THE SOCIETY FOR
+r 2ha;,;" RMAN-SOVIET FRIENDSHIP. (1 MIN); CONTINUATION OF REPORTAGE
ROM THE MOSCOW SCHOOL NUMBER 9 ON THE EXHIBIT-ON "THE CDR --- A
FRIENDLY COUNTRY." INCLUDING TALKS BY PUPILS ON THEIR KNOWLEDGE
ABOUT THE CDR. - (4 MIN); {QUOTATIONS FROM LISTENERS' MAIL DEALING
WITH MOSCOW RADIO PROGRAMS. (7 MIN): NIKOLAY YOLKIN TALK WITH
A LONGTIME LISTENER OF MOSCOW RADIO FROM ZITTAU. (4 MT11) (28
"SIN _OVEIALL: INCL MUSIC: GERMAN 1700)
7 FEATURE ON A VISIT. OF GROUP OF POLISH CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
TO (MINSK) TO EXAMINE MULTI-BRIDGE SYSTEM OF CONSTRUCTION WORK,
INCLUDING INT'W WITH CNE OF THE PARTICIPANTS. (3 M1N, POOR:
POLISa. 1500 )
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SPACE: 3,.IENCE 14 DEC 1984
96 S-kA MARY IZVESTIYA ON VENERA-15 AND 16 DISCOVERING HOT
6POTS ON VENUS WHICH MIGHT LE VOLCANOES. '300 TEXT
2055 TASSR 1910)
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J'YV1AVEL ZHILIN ON SOVIET ARMY'S OPERATIONS IN 1944 AND ROLE OF USSR
,,,-,MILITARY
( S8 REPORT ON 14 DEC MOSCOW PRESS CONF REMARKS BY MARSHAL
OF AVIATION SERGEY RUDENKO ON SOVIET ARMY'S OPERATIONS IN 1944.
(550 TEXT: TASSE 1425; 300 TEXT SENT: TASSE 1109)
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5(789 REPORT ON 14 DEC MOSCOW PRESS CONF REMARKS BY LT-GEN
,A S
IN VICTORY OVER HITLERISM. (500 TEXT SENT: TASSR 1343; 2 _MN:
HC 10 ORBITA 1600)
90 ALEKSANDR ORLOV ON LIBERATION OF ESTONIA, LATVIA. LITHUANIA
FROM RMAN AGGRESSOR TROOPS IN WWII. (8.5 MIN: JAP 131000)
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91 REVIEW OF W;
AT SOVIET PAPERS WROTE IN DECEMBER 1944 ABCUT
(( CONTEMPORARY MILIT OPERATIONS IN WAR AGAINST HITLERITE GERMANY.
(7 i-11N: HUNG 1730)
92 RADIO MOSCOW ANSWERS YOUR QUESTIONS: WWII VETERAN, IN
1 Fm-PLY TO ANGOLAN LISTENER DESCRIBING PATRIOTISM OF SOVIET TROOPS
IN VICTG( OVER HITLER. (PORTAFR 1530)
93 MAILBAG: INCL REPLY ON ;WWII. (POLISH 1400)
94 ROUNDUP VIEW OF PPL THROUGHOUT WORLD ON ROLE PLAYED BY
USSR DURING WWII. (RPT PERSIAN 131700) (PERSIAN 1800)
C=~
95 "MIRROR WITH MANY FACETS": INCL ITEM ON VICTORY OF SOVIET
FORCES OVER NAZI GERMANY. (RPT SOMALI 071600 ON 9 DEC LIST)
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98 'SC IEN.CE OBSERVER" ON TWO PROBES TO BE LAUNCHED TOWARD
VENUS AND HALLEY`S COMET, NOTES SCIENTISTS OF MANY 'COUNTRIES
ARE INVOLVED IN EXPERIMENT, AND HAVE SUPPLIED INSTRUMENTS INSTALLED
~.~ IN SOVIET PROBLES. WORK HAS. BEEN FACILITATED BY EARLIER SOV
PROBES TO VENUS. DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTE OF SPACE STUDIES
GUOTED ON MOST COMPLICATED PART OF MISSION, ENCOUNTER WITH COMET.
OF SPACE RESEARCH OF USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, IN NEDELYA,
Vt 5 10' DISCUSSES VENUS-HALLEY'S COMET
PROJECT, RE FIRST SOVIET AUTOMATIC
SPACECRAFT VEGA TO BE LAUNCHED OR RENDEZVOUS WITH HALLEY'S
COMET 15 DEC. (600-TEXT: TASSR 1645; 400 TEXT: PASSE 2118 TASSR
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100 REPORT ON 14 DEC MOSCOW MTG TO MARK PRESENTATION OF
~ _ NIN ORDER TO USSR ACADEMY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, INCL 3. 5 MIN
?,t..IYEV SPEECH ON OCCASION. (4 MIN: HOME 1600 ORBITA 1.00)
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101 CPSU CC/USSR SUPSOV PRESIDIUM USSR COUNCIL OF MINISTERS
V IREETINGS MSG TO TAJIK PARTY/GOVT ON 60TH ANN V CREATION OF TAJIK
SSR AND TAJIK COMPARTY. (350 TEXT SENT: HOME 1200 ORBITA 1200;
220 TEXT SENT: MAYAK 1100 ORBITA 1400 1500; 2-1 11IN: HOME 14()0
1900 2050 ORBITA 1400 1900 2304; BRIEF: HOME 1600 ORBITA 1600
MAY~K__ 1 1 930 2330)
(PPT ENGINTiR ?21410) (SPANISH 122200)
102 REPORT ON CONGRESS OF SOVIET CONSUMERS COOPERATIVES.
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97 SUMMARY VYACHESLVA BALESANOV, DEP DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTE
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(5 MIN-,_F lGINTER 1650)
:9 ITEMS ON COMPLETION OF FINAL PREPS FOR LAUNCHING OV VEG.
P