Vol. VI, No. 3, March 1992 +-+-+-+-+ - Ibiblio
Vol. VI, No. 3, March 1992 +-+-+-+-+ - Ibiblio
Vol. VI, No. 3, March 1992 +-+-+-+-+ - Ibiblio
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Cont-151,533,000; Cap-542,561,600<br />
4/Soc.Wel,Resett: Ord-76,469,000; Cont-15,075,000; Cap-28,828,000<br />
5/Info: Cap-93,623,070<br />
6/Cult: Ord-2,789,310;<br />
Cap-49,066,000<br />
7/Educ: Ord-1,063,318,900;<br />
Cap-713,203,000<br />
8/Health: Ord-21,888,170;<br />
Cont-125,000; Cap-590,793,280<br />
9/Lab: Ord-1,520,000; Cap-1,408,000<br />
11/Live&Fish: Ord-19,100,360;<br />
Cap-1,812,700<br />
16/Const: Ord-561,020,000;<br />
Cap-978,215,200<br />
18/Trade: Inv-658,000<br />
19/Coops: Ord-7,718,890;<br />
Cap-4,628,940<br />
20/Pl&Fin: Ord-82,465,880;<br />
Int-406,868,000;<br />
Cont-1,431,216,000;<br />
Cap-9,054,820<br />
--/Transp: Ord-1,677,000;<br />
Cap-138,601,490<br />
--/Comm,Posts,Tel: Ord-366,660<br />
--/Forest: Ord-73,051,600;<br />
Cap-28,310,000<br />
--/Agric: Ord-86,380,000;<br />
Cap-77,711,000<br />
21/Pensions&Grat: Ord-13,867,000<br />
TOTALS: Ord-3,031,509,170;<br />
Int-406,868,000;<br />
Cont-1,597,949,000;<br />
Cap-4,128,906,500; Inv-658,000<br />
Schedule III - SUPPLEMENTARY EXPENDITURES State Economic<br />
Enterprises<br />
1/St.E.Ent: Ord-2,667,194,000;<br />
Cap-1,221,796,240<br />
Schedule IV- SUPPLEMENTARY EXPENDITURE Development Committees<br />
and Municipalities<br />
1/Yang.Dev.Comm: Ord-52,942,150;<br />
Cap-614,187,430<br />
2/Home&Rel.Min: Ord-309,495,750;<br />
Cap-136,219,500<br />
TOTALS: Ord-362,437,900;<br />
Cap-750,406,930<br />
(WPD 3/27)<br />
Armed Forces Day & Speech<br />
Mar. 27: On the occasion of the 47th Anniversary of Armed<br />
Forces Day (Resistance Day) State LORC Chairman Senior General Saw<br />
Maung gave a dinner to which foreign diplomats and others were<br />
invited [photographs show Ambassadors from Indonesia, Korea, Sri<br />
Lanka, China, Vietnam, Russia, and Laos.].<br />
At the annual parade earlier in the day, he made the following<br />
speech [excerpts]:<br />
"The doings of each individual or historic epochs of a nation<br />
in the past, either good or bad, have a direct effect on the present.<br />
Therefore the stream of history in the past cannot be forgotten, nor<br />
neglected. This relates to cause and effect.... If we review the<br />
historic past concerning our having been driven into servitude, as<br />
will be seen clearly in historic records, we will vividly see in them<br />
the wrong-doings of the British, Portuguese and French colonialists<br />
and their wrongful suppression and bullying."<br />
First Anglo-Burmese War