ve. i i) ) gal o{rr title: USSR AND TANZANIA AGREE ON CONOMLC AND TECHNICAL COOPERATION June 4, col. 8 Primary source: Izvestiya, 1983, No. 155 (20501), p. 3; Entire text: Talks on questions of Soviet-Tanzanian economic and tech- nical cooperation were held in Mos- cow at the USSR State Committee on Foreign Economic Relations (GKES) during the period June 1-3. As a result of these talks, Ya. P. Ryabov, chairman of GKES, and Kk. A. Malima, Tanzanian minister of economic af- fairs and planning, signed a proto- col which calls for the further de- velopment of cooperation between the two countries. : * ; x k Title: CONFERENCE ON COLLOTD CHEM- » ISTRY AND PHYSICAL-~CHEMICAL MECHAN- LY Fes Primary source? June 4, 1983, No. col. 8 Pravda Vostoka, 127 (20201), p. 1, Entire text: The Eighth All-Union Conference on the Chemistry of Col- loids and Physical-Chemical Mechanics concluded its work yesterday in Tash- kent. In the course of four days, scientists discussed timely questions of the advancement of research which is of great theoretical and applied importance. Commenting on the results of this forum, academician I. V. Petryanov- Sokolov, the head of a department of the Scientific Research Institute of Physical’ Chemistry imeni Karpov and a State Prize laureate, said: "Tak- ing part in the conference were more than 500 researchers representing the largest scientific centers of Moscow, Leningrad, Kiyev, Minsk and many other cities of our country. There is no branch of the country's economy in which achievements of the chemistry of colloids and an impor- tant new branch of this science physical~chemical mechanics could not find employment. Chemists of Uzbekistan are making a great con- tribution to this. science. I should like to single out research which is being pursued by scientists of the Tashkent Polytechnical Institute. The main direction of their develop- ments is the practical utilization of industrial waste products, which (continued next column) Approved For Release 2001/03/26 ;,F1A-RDP96-00787R900500130003-2 4 VAT scientific 2 8 and technical importance and will serve the cause of environmental protection." Recommendations aimed at the proader utilization of results of scientific research in all branches of the economy were adopted at the conference. : * x * 4 Title: M. V. ZUBKOV (obituary) pe ‘ Primary source: Krasnaya zvezda, June 5,°1983, No. 128 (18115), p. 4, col. 8 Extract: Ceneral-Lieutenant of En- gineering Forces Mikhail Vasil'yevich Zubkov has died suddenly while in the line of duty. M. V. Zubkov was born in 1926. In 1943 he was called into. the Soviet Army, and he advanced through its ranks from soldier to general- lieutenant of engineering forces. ge ov. Zubkov devoted all his con- scious life to selfless service to the Motherland and the Communist Party, of which he was a member since 1957. He took part in combat opera tions on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War and in the defeat of militaristic Japan, demonstrating high leadership quaiities and personal courage in battles. In the post-war period, he worked productively in various responsible, positions among the troops, and since 1978, in administrative organs of the Allied Armed Forces of member states of the Warsaw Pact. He was awarded the order of the Red Banner of Labor, two orders of the Red Star, the order "For Service to the Motherland in the USSR. Armed Forces", third class, and numerous medals. (The obituary is submitted by a roup of comrades.) ers) group ; vik (Mae Title: IZMIRAN'S RADIO TELESCOP SAYAN MOUNTAIN RECION (caption) aay & * June 43 : 5 2-7 Primary source: Pravda, No. 155 (23681), p- 3; cols. Entire text: Scientists of the In- : 2 Sak eed stitute of Earth Magnetism, the Lono- Sphere an Fopagation o adio Waves Sf the Siberian Branch of t USSR, cademy oO sjences (Irkutsk Oblast) Pa-taking part in the studies of 10 Wy (continued next page) Approved For Release 2001/03/26 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500130003-2
Approved For Release 2001/03/26. CIA-RD - ae » P96-00787R000500130003-2 ro, } international, long (ert eee Ae for Science and Technology. progra t Ordinate the work They discussed questions of the fur- OF spectaTi sts oF ee one at ther development of trade and economic re) @ solution of ke ties, and the expansion of scientific- arrerresteiat pasion technical cooperation between the Snieive studies of solar USSR and Canada. activity, ionospheric processes and geomagnetic fLelas require Cotiplex, large-scale experiments and regular observations over long periods of time, using a network of observa- tories located in various geophysi- cal settings around the globe. (The photograph shows seven anten- nas of the institute's radio tele- scope installation located in the foothills of the Sayan Mountains.) * * * Comments and additions or deletions to the distribution list should be addressed to: SG1I * ® x Title: L. KOSTANDOV MEETS WITH HEAD OF FRG'S MANNESMAN FIRM Primary source: Pravda, June 4, 1983, No. 155 (23681), p- 4, col. 1 Entire text: On June 3, L. A. Kostandov, deputy chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers, received a prominent representative of busi- ness circles of the Federal Republic of Germany, E. Overbeck, and had a conversation with him concerning questions of the further advancement of economic ties. k * * Title: THREE OFFICIALS CONFER WITH et CANADA'S TRADE MINISTER Primary source: Pravda, June 4, 1983, No. 155 (23681), Pp. 4, col. 5 Extract: On June 3, M. 5. Gorbachev, member of the Politburo of the Com- munist Party Central Committee and secretary of the Central Committee, received D. Regan, Canada's minister of international trade, who was in Moscow in connection with the hold- ing of the third session of the Soviet-Canadian mixed commission on economic, industrial and scientific- technical cooperation. ‘f Talks were held between D. Regan and N. Kk. Baybakov, deputy chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers and chairman of the USSR State Planning Committee, and G. I. Marchuk, deputy chairman of the USSR Council of Min- isters and chairman of the State (continued next column) 3 ; Approved For Release 2001/03/26 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500130003-2