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PSD To HTML conversion is important to webmasters because they cannot use the PSD file as it is for their web pages. if you need PSD To HTML conversion service save yourself some time, effort and money and send it in to the professionals. Official: NATO Created 'Hundreds of Thousands' of Jobless Document Number: FBIS-EEU-1999-0422 Document Type: Daily Report Document Title: FBIS Transcribed Text Document Region: East Europe Document Date: 22 Apr 1999 Division: Balkan States Subdivision: Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Sourceline: AU2204191199 Belgrade Tanjug in English 1715 GMT 22 Apr 99 AFS Number: AU2204191199 Citysource: Belgrade Tanjug Language: English N/A Subslug: [FBIS Transcribed Text] BELGRADE, Apr 22 (Tanjug) -- Hundreds of thousands of people in Yugoslavia have been made jobless by the NATO strikes on industrial plants and business facilities, President of the Yugoslav Labor Union Federation Tomislav Banovic said Thursday at a protest rally in Belgrade. On behalf of the 2 million members of the Federation, Banovic urged labor unions worldwide and all well-meaning people to demand the halting of the brutal aggression on Yugoslavia and the genocide of its people. By raising their voice against the aggression, international labor organizations will also defend themselves, labor and civil rights, freedom and the future, Banovic said. Banovic also urged Federation members to back the leadership of Serbia and Yugoslavia and the Yugoslav Army in the endeavors to defend the homeland and to resolve the problems in Kosovo-Metohija by political means based on the respect of Yugoslavia's sovereignty and territorial integrity. President of the Belgrade Labor Union Federation Bogoljub Mitrovic said labor unions in some countries, such as the Moscow Labor Union Federation, the Russian Oil, Gas and Construction Union, Belarussian and Ukrainian Labor Federations, and labor unions from Portugal, Czech Republic, Italy and Republika Srpska had sent humanitarian aid to Yugoslavia and appealed to their governments to help halt the aggression. The Greek Labor Confederation has already organized work stoppages in protest against the NATO aggression, and the Greek Railway Union said it would go on a general strike in case of a ground invasion on Yugoslavia to prevent the transport of troops and weapons to the war-torn areas. [Description of Source: Tanjug: State-owned news agency; reflects views of Milosevic regime] THIS REPORT MAY CONTAIN COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL. COPYING AND DISSEMINATION IS PROHIBITED WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE COPYRIGHT OWNERS. Inquiries may be directed to NTIS, US Dept. of Commerce. |
