Sight №251 20.03.2000 (2000)

Alexander Lyubimov's guest is Deputy Alexey Melnikov.

Following the appeal of Afghan war veterans with a request to transfer their benefits for entering universities to veterans of the Chechen campaigns and participants in armed conflicts in other hot spots: A.Yu.

Melnikov talks about the new bill and its promotion in the State Duma.

Estimated dates for the introduction of amendments.

Development of the situation with refugee builders in Borisoglebsk. A.Yu.

Melnikov on financial assistance to the community.

Problems of federal budget distribution.

Amendments to the law on forced migrants.

Letters to the "City of the Sun".

Video letters from residents of different regions of Russia ready to move to Uglich and start a new life with a clean slate.

The Zelenograd traffic police detachment (Mikhail Karpov, Mikhail Tokarev, Alexander Beskurnikov, Sergey Ogarkov) talks about a trip to the 1st May collective farm in the Ryazan region.

Providing financial assistance to migrants.

Patronage over a large family.

An excerpt from the Vzglyad program from March 6, 2000: the need to adopt a federal law banning the sale of non-ferrous metals. A.Yu.

Melnikov on the work on an amendment to the current law.

Filming in Dmitrovsky District in September 1998: a lean year.

Farmers grow Dutch potatoes.

Panman, head of Dutch farms: experience plus technology is the key to a successful business in any country.

Peculiarities of national land ownership: hordes of thieves.

Filming in March 2000: manager Alexander Butchin on unwavering faith in the terms of the contract as Panman's main mistake.

Farmer Steven Lautyens on working with Russian partners: you need to cooperate with those who know the local specifics.

Preparing for sowing.

A new method of extreme re-education.

Occupational therapy for difficult teenagers: the life of German children in the village of Sidelnikovo.

The project manager and educators share their impressions of the differences in the approach to education in Russia and Germany.

The importance of genuine care for people.

The influence of human relations on the hearts and souls of children.

Teenagers compare their old and new lives.

Discussion with the guests of the program: what is more important for rural life in Russia - the soul or technology.

The traffic police squad on plans for a spring trip to the Ryazan region.