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Vladivostok Novosti Company
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Issue 153 :: Wednesday, October 29, 1997
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| by Russell Working |
10/30/97 01:04 PM |
 Gen. Victor Kondratov – presidential representative and head of Primorye’s FSB – acts more like a dad-in-chief than a spook. But there’s this nagging question about the constitution. |
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| The Vladivostok News |
10/30/97 12:53 PM |
| Highway should ease traffic into town
A new highway in Vladivostok will make access to the city center easier. The road links two major transport arteries in the Pervomaisky District and will be part of a new bus route. Construction took two months. |
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| by Nick Wadhams |
10/30/97 12:50 PM |
| Bangladesh announced the opening of a consular office in Vladivostok Oct 23. The post is not a full consulate, but is designed to facilitate ties in the Far East, said Consul of Honor Alexander Zubko, who is a Russian citizen. |
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| by Russell Working |
10/30/97 12:47 PM |
 Faced with resistance from the krai prosecutor and defiance from the mayor, the Primorye Duma canceled a September decree stripping Mayor Victor Cherepkov of his powers and appointing a deputy to act in his place. |
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| The Vladivostok News |
10/30/97 04:08 PM |
| Ever wondered about the size of Gov. Yevgeny Nazdratenko’s apartment? Or which krai administration bigwigs get dachas in the country? Here’s the list of the property and income they declared at of Jan. 1, 1997. But when a krai vice governor says he’s earning $4,802 per year, well, it’s time to consider the source – the Krai Human Resources Department. |
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| The Dalenergo Strike Committee |
10/30/97 04:07 PM |
| A letter to Mayor Victor Cherepkov |
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| by Nick Wadhams |
10/30/97 04:06 PM |
| Retired engineer Alexander Dimeshkin remembers winters when there was so much heat pumped into his house that he would throw open his windows to cool down, though outside temperatures might be no higher than 10 degrees Fahrenheit. |
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| by Nick Wadhams |
10/30/97 04:02 PM |
 Workers of all political stripes protested for back wages Oct. 30 across Primorye and the nation, demanding that officials address their problems – and calling for the resignation of President Yeltsin. |
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