“…Decree on Saving Materials, Fuel, and Power Controversial Behavior Code for High School Students Dropped…”

“…A Study of the Sexual Behavior of Sofia University Youth Report on 1980 Plan Fulfillment The New Socioeconomic Plan for 1981-1982…”

“…Nixon to Romania Scanteia [Scînteia] Deplores Unsportsmanlike Behavior at Boxing Championship Hungarian Defense Minister in Bucharest International Colloquium on European Security Miscellaneous…”

“…Portuguese Foreign Minister Visits Romania Foreign Visitors Required to Stay in State-Owned Hotels Foreign Economic Relations Code of Socialist Behavior and Ethics…”

“…Sharp Polemics against Todor Pavlov Stricter Penalties for Criminal Behavior Demanded Struggle against Unauthorized Private Construction Energetic Measures to Improve Cow-Breeding…”

“…Todor Zhivkov and Students' Day Celebration Changes in the Komsomol Leadership Reshuffles in the Ministry of National Defense New Propaganda Apparatus Established Intensified Campaign against Antisocial Behavior…”

“…Romanian Reaction to the Political Changes in the Kremlin New Developments Regarding Emigration Propaganda Efforts to Redefine the Concept of the Nation Saving on Electricity Foreign Students in Romania Unsportsmanlike Behavior…”

“…Trends toward Militarism / by Louis Zanga Soviet Behavior toward Romania Attacked / by Louis Zanga The Health Situation during 1970 / by Louis Zanga Rilindja Interviews Albanian Writers / by Louis Zanga Albania Aims at Developing Motor Vehicle Industry / by Louis Zanga…”

“…Members of a Prostitution Ring Sentenced / by Eva Lengyel Joint Tenancies Aggravate Serious Housing Problems / by Eva Lengyel Causes of Criminal Behavior Discussed / by Edith Markos Samizdat Periodical Describes Illegalities at Nominating Meeting / by Steven Koppany By-Elections Conclude First Test of Electoral Reforms / by Steven Koppany Long-Term Trade Agreement with China / by Alfred Reisch Genscher, Brandt, and Vogel Visit Hungary / by Alfred Reisch Transylvanian Dissidents Protest the Oppression of Minorities / by Edith Markos…”