Mr. Mehdi Salamat complained about the weak management of Engineer Salour, the managing director of Zarand Coal Mines, and particularly about the transfer of staff from Kerman to Zarand; it must be investigated.
Mr. Mehdi Salamat complained about the weak management of Engineer Salour, the managing director of Zarand Coal Mines, and particularly about the transfer of staff from Kerman to Zarand; it must be investigated.
The children made an effort to obtain permission to visit Saadabad Palace. Finally, at the children's insistence, we went. The palaces were in the process of being converted into museums, but work was off today, and we just spent some time in the garden grounds. Two years ago, the Revolutionary Council approved converting the palaces, along with the valuable items inside them, into museums. Those executing the plan were negligent and acted slowly, and apparently, for now, only two buildings are ready to be handed over. The gardeners complained that their employment decrees had not been issued, but they were satisfied that one thousand tomans had been added to their salaries after the Revolution.
The soldiers on guard duty hoped to take leave every other day. In the grounds outside the palace, we took photos with the boys from the Committee (Komiteh).
Today, the home telephone is out of order, communication is limited, and as a result, I have an opportunity to study. Toward the evening, an opportunity arose to review the study notes prepared from Nahj al-Balagha regarding "Politics and Governance" to write the article requested of me on "Nahj al-Balagha and Politics" for the Nahj al-Balagha Millennium [Conference].
In the early evening, Mr. Gheyouran came and raised points regarding the Coordination Office, military industries, and price controls. Then Messrs. Hasani and Zamani came and spoke about the accident on the road to Khuzestan in which Mr. Reza Fattahi's eye was injured, and I asked Zamani to bring the reports received during the holiday. They asked me to finish recording the audio memoirs of the struggle era—which had remained incomplete. It was decided they would come on Friday. Late at night, Mr. Mohsen Tabatabaei came; he was anxious about a tax violation case that had been fabricated against him. I agreed to give a reminder so that justice would be observed.
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