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TESLA'S AWARD
A Nikola Testa fund, named alter the great
American scientist of Yugoslav origin, to
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Republic of Serbia. I The fund will be to stimulate research,
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S3 DEVELOPING VOJVODINA'S
AGRICULTURE
Close to two billion dinars of public funds
will be invested in the private sector of
agriculture in the Yugoslav Autonomous
Province of Vojvodina, the Yugoslav wheat
basket, to spur the broader participation of
individual farmers agricultural production.
Individual farmers Vojvodina have so far
been also granted credits by over 100
Yugoslav agricultural organizations under an
agreement on long-ter- m cooperation
between the private and social sectors in
agriculture. This has notably contributed' to
the association of farmers and their
voluntary cooperation with the social sector.
m THEATRE OF NATIONALITIES .
The theatre of nationalities in Skopje,
Macedonia, intends to establish an inter-national
theatre festival of national mino-rities
which will, be held annualy in the city
starting with next year.
In Yugoslavia 27 different nations and
nationalities now live, enjoying full equality
among themselves and having all conditions
for expressing their national identity —
through the press, literature, radio, tele-vision)
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CULTURAL AND HISTORICAL LANDMARKS
ALONG THE ADRIATIC
Due to its turbulent history and position, the Adriatic coast today
boasts of wide variety of landmarks and monuments.
Here the ruins of Greek and ancient Romem fortresses, settlements,
temples, forums, theatres etc. all give way each other. difficult
find spot the Yugoslav Adriatic coast which does not bear the
of thafancient period. Here one can come upon the walls which
once girdled the army camps of Roman legions, basilicas like PoreC's
Euphrasiana which adorned exceptionally beautiful mosaics,
Vespasian's Arena Pula which considered be of the best
preserved Roman arenas the world, Diocletian's Palace Split whose
dimensions and conservation make the most important monument of
Roman architecture the Adriatic coast well many other
monuments dating from this period.
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Capital investments put in the course of
years into Yugoslavia's underdeveloped
areas have to great extent increased their
material wealth, created many new jobs,
bettered their industrial equipment and
increased their production funds. In the
nations underdeveloped areas (The
Constituent' Republics of Bosnia-Herzegovi- na
and Monte Negro and the
Province of Kosovo) the average employment
rate went up from 8% In 952 to 7% in 976,
and the production funds from 19% 26 years
ago to 25% in 1978. On the other hand, v
their agriculturally active population went
down from 64% in 1952 to 36% in 1976.
Conditions have also been created for
tapping their most in important natural
resources so as to enable these
underdeveloped areas to develop at steady
pace and to ensure even progress for
Yugoslavia as whole.
SOLAR ENERGY
The Nov! Sad center for the collection and
utilization of solar energy, the most advan-ced
such center in Yugoslavia, will build 240
flat solar collectors this year. The solar col-lectors
to be tested will be set up in groups
of six in 40 chosen location in the Yugoslav
Autonomous Province of Vojvodina and in
Yugoslav Constituent Republics of Serbia
and Montenegro.
The investigations will contribute to
selecting the most suitable Yugoslav solar
collector for Bosnia-Herzegovi- na and Cro-atia.
The use of collectors will be investi-gated
in heating water, room air and outdoor
and indoor swimming pools, as well as in
agriculture for drying fruit, vegetables and
other purposes.
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From the period of the settling of the Slavs and the spreading of
Christianity there are many monuments and religious sites, such as the
churches in Nin, on the island of Krk, in Zadar and elsewhere which
played an important role curing the creation of national Slav states.
The true blossoming of religious and laic monument architecture dates
from the Middle Ages and later whenunder the influence of the Gothic,
Renaissance and Baroque, the Adriatic region saw the creation of works
which are the object of world admiration today. These are town-museu- ms
with their churches, cathedrals, monasteries, portals, chapels, altars,
palaces, squares, fountains and monuments which are greatly preserved
in their authenticity, This can best be seen by the streets of Krk, Trogir,
Dubrovnik Korfiula.
During World War II, the Yugoslav Adriatic coast was the site of fierce
fighting by the Yugoslav peoples against foreign occupiers, and many
Important sculptures, museums, and other commemorative monuments
date from this period.
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Na prostranom Cemovskom polju, juino
od Titograda, pofieli su radovi na ospoaob-Ijavanj- u
рјеббапод zemljISta I prlobalnih
moCvara Skadarskog jezera za Intenzivnu
poljoprivrednu prolzvodnju. Zaorana je,
uistlnu, do sada najdublja I najduza brazda
u poljoprlvredi Crne Gore, 6lme je pofielo
stvaranje budude vellke crnogorske medl-terans- ke
baSte koja ce obuhvatitl oko 20
hiljada hektara demovskih ledlna I skadar-skojezersk- ih
baruStina, zaraslih u trsku I
korov. Citav ovaj prostor do dvijehiljadite
godlne treba da se pripremi za proizvodnju
veliklh kolifiina juinog voca, povr6a, groz-d- a,
vina, mlljeka i cvijeda. Nesumnjlvo, u
pitanju je obiman program za proizvodnju
hrane za ktfjl su zainteresovane i Inostrane
finansijske i ekonomske Institucije. Pro-jek- at
6e stoga bit) realizovan u fazama I po
zonama.
Crna Gora se, radi ostvarenja svojih
dugorofinih planova u poljoprlvredi obra-til- a
Medunarodnoj band za obnovu i razvoj
u VaSlngtonu. Njeni ekspertl koji su neko-lik- o
puta boravili u ovoj Republlci nijesu
ostali nezalnteresovani prema klimatskim I
hidroloSklm prillkama, mogu6nostima I
druglm uslovima za poljoprivrednu proiz-vodnju
na ovom prostoru. Sve njlhove
ocjene upuclvale su da je "cemovski prog-ram"
sasvlm realan. Stoga je Medunarodna
banka odobrila kredit od 26 miliona dolara
za aktiviranje Cemovskog polja. Osnovarfo
je odgovarajuce preduzede koje ce opera-tivn- o
rukovoditl realizacijom velikog pro-jek- ta
ciji je nosllac Agrokombinat "13 juli"
iz Titograda — najveda crnogorska poljo-privred- na
organlzaclja.
Prva faza ovog programa treba da se
zavrSi narednih nekollko godlna, a planira-n- o
je da se do tada podignu vinogradi na
1 .500, a vodnjaci na 500 hektara, da se
izgradi vinarski podrum od 1.500 vagona i
hl&dnjafie za voce i povrce, kapaciteta tri
hiljade tona. Krediti za ovu etapu su obez-bijede- nl
u Iznosu od milijardu i 50 miliona
dinara.
Ekspertl OECD I FAO vec rade studije o
isuSlvanju prlobalne zone Skadarskog jeze-ra,
koje bl posluzile kao osnova za izradu
Idejnlh projekata za kultivisanje i ovog
dijela zemljiSta. Ina6e, viSegodiSnja istra-zivan- ja
su potvrdila da na ovbm podrudju
odlicno uspijevaju razne mediteransk
kulture. Na ogfednlm parcelama na najsla-blje- m
zemljiStu Cemovskog polja dobijem
su visokl prinosi grozda, bresaka, viSanja i
dcugog vo6a i to izvanrednog kvaliteta.
Kada novl vrt Crne Gore bude potpuno
ureden, sa Cemovskog polja zeljezniCki
vagoni nece odvozlti samo glinicu i "bijeli
metal" ovdaSnjeg Komblnata alumlnijuma,
nego ce odavde na jugoslovenske i svjet-sk- e
pljace krenutl vo6e, povrde, groide,
meso, cvljede i drugi poljoprivredni prolz-vod- l.
Crna Gora 6e tada manje nabavljati
hranu. Naprotiv, moze postati njen izvoz-ni- k.
Gospi6: osnivase
istrazivadki centar
"Nikola Tesla"
Prlje dvlje godine, kada je u Gospicu i
Smiljanu pod pokrovlteljstvom Predsjed-nik- a
Republike odriana velidanstvena pro-sla- va
120-godi§nji- ce rodenja Nikole Tesle,
U6ani su preuzeli obavezu da djelo tog
velikog Jugoslavenskog i svjetskog ucenja-k- a
dostojno i trajno obiljeze. y
Stoga Je nedavno Zajednlca opdina
Gospld Imenovala poseban odbor sa zadat-ko-m da vodi akciju na trajnom obiljeiava-nj- u
djela Nikole Tesle, a na nedavno odrza-no- m sastanku predstavnika tog odbora, I
odgojno-obrazovni- h Instltuclja Like, bllo je
rijeCi o izgradnji centra za naufinolstrazi-va6k- i
rad u Gospi5u.
O zadaclma istrailvadkog centra "Niko-la
Tesla" govorio je akademlk prof, dr
Tomo Bosanac, kojl je rekao, izmedu
ostalog, da ce se u torn centru odvijati
istrailvaikl rad iz svih podru6Ja nauke.
Jedan od zadataka centra bit ce i
. izu6avan)e ostavStine Nikole Tesle, koja
sadril gotovo 100.000 razliCltlh dokumena-t- a
i sa 6ijlm be se sadrzajem upoznati Sira
javnost. Mladi ucenjaci koji 6e raditl u
centru I mat 6e poseban zadatak da ostvare
i oslguraju 6vrstu vezu istraznog centra s
privredom, prije svega опот na llfikom
podrudju.
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