Until nine-thirty in the morning, I rested and studied. Then I went to the President's office. The discussion was about high prices and distribution [of goods]. There was a detailed discussion about the production and distribution of textiles, and we decided to distribute them through the trade guilds and to supply only a few major types of textiles to the housing cooperatives and
Until nine-thirty in the morning, I rested and studied. Then I went to the President's office. The discussion was about high prices and distribution [of goods]. There was an extensive discussion about the production and distribution of cloth, and we decided to distribute it through the guilds and give only a few major types of cloth to the housing and employee cooperatives and the armed forces. It was decided that a council composed of the prime minister, the minister of commerce, and the minister of industries would be responsible for determining the distribution policy [of goods]. At two in the afternoon, I went to my office.
At four, there was a meeting of the [Islamic Consultative Assembly] presiding board. Decisions were made on matters concerning the weekly agenda and the Inter-Parliamentary Union and... Until evening, I attended to administrative affairs and read the reports; the internal disputes and conflict among the Palestinians and Iraq's economic problems are drawing attention. I broke my fast alone. After breaking the fast and watching the television news, I watched on video a film cassette made in Zahedan about addicts and drug traffickers. It showed that in Zahedan, drugs are plentiful and cheap; overall, it is an instructive film. I went to sleep very late. The prime minister called by telephone to ask about the government's position regarding the request by 110 representatives that he dismiss the acting head of the Foundation for War-Affected Affairs.
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