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Near East, South Asia Report [electronic resource].

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[Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1985.
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184 pages : photographs, tables
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PAPER SAYS SOVIET ARMENIA BLASTED FOR 'STRATEGIC' REASONS -- ARA ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY FOR ASSASSINATION IN VIENNA -- BEIRUT DAILY REPORTS ON ARMENIAN GOLDSMITHS ARRESTED IN TURKEY -- ARMENIANS STAGE ANTI-TURKISH DEMONSTRATION IN PARIS -- TURKEY ASKED TO APOLOGIZE -- COMMENTARY HITS SYRIAN, LIBYAN, ROLE AT ICO -- WRITER DISCUSSES VARIOUS ASPECTS OF POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS by Yusuf Idris -- MUBARAK INAUGURATES PAPER'S NEW BUILDING -- BBC, OTHERS 'EXCUSE' ISRAELI ACTIONS IN LEBANON -- JUDGE DISCUSSES DETAILS OF CASE AGAINST RELIGIOUS EXTREMISTS by Counsellor 'Abd-al-Ghaffar Muhammad -- FIGURE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE TRANSACTION SCANDAL OFFERS VIEWS by Sami 'Ali Hasan -- EGYPTIAN CORRESPONDENT VISITS GULF WAR FRONT by Mahmud Murad -- MAJORITY SUPPORTS ANTI-RACISM LAW -- CURRENCY POLICY CONSIDERED HARMFUL TO WEST BANK by Pinhas 'Inbari -- ISRAEL-ROMANIA FLIGHT CRISIS REPORTED WORSENING by Arye Egozi -- NIZANNA BORDER TRAFFIC DISCUSSED BY MILITARY by Zohar Blumenkrantz -- SYRIA AGREES TO TRANSFER OF PRODUCE IN LEBANON by Menahem Horowitz -- FAILING FARMS FOR SALE TO ARABS by Eli Tavor -- ENGINEER SHORTAGE PROMPTS DEVELOPMENT OF NEW COLLEGE by Yerah Tal -- STATUS OF BLACK MARKET DOLLAR DESCRIBED -- SOUTHERN LEBANESE EMPLOYED IN ISRAEL by Ilan Yitzhaq -- SCHOOL TEXT DENIES EXISTENCE OF PALESTINIAN PEOPLE by Nili Mendler -- 1984 POPULATION STATISTICS -- KAHANE'S PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGES CURTAILED -- BALANCE OF PAYMENTS DEFICIT DOWN -- PRIVATE CONSUMPTION DOWN 7 PERCENT -- NEW MILITARY BORDER CROSSING -- Introduction to Comprehensive Review -- Crown Prince Discusses Economy -- West Bank Role Stressed -- Information Minister Discusses Television -- National Airline Progress Reviewed -- Nation's Financial, Payments Condition by Fahd al-Fanik -- Industry Minister Discusses Exports -- Phosphate Company Production Outlined -- Various Public Works Reviewed -- Labor Achievements Noted -- South Cement Company Profiled -- Description of Fertilizer Company -- RELAXATION IN SECURITY SITUATION EXPECTED BY GOVERNMENT CIRCLES by Ahmad Bilal -- MAHMUD 'ABBAS INTERVIEWED ON RELATIONS BETWEEN PLO, JORDAN, SYRIA by Mahmud 'Abbas, alias Abu Mazin -- HUSAYN'S PNC PROPOSAL, PLO'S OPTIONS ANALYZED -- FOREIGN CURRENCY MUST BE PRESENTED TO BANKS BEFORE 21 MARCH -- FORMER PRIME MINISTER BAKHTIAR INTERVIEWED ON POLITICAL ISSUES by Shapur Bakhtiar -- FOREIGN MINISTER VELAYATI MEETS ICO MINISTERS IN SANAA -- REBELS REPORTEDLY CAPTURED IN FARS -- IRANIAN DELEGATE: U.S. MUST ACCEPT NEW TERMS OR QUIT UNESCO by Dr Reza' Feyz -- EXPANSION OF TRADE, TECHNOLOGY WITH GDR ANTICIPATED -- COOPERATION WITH PAKISTAN REVIEWED -- COMMENTARY VIEWS RASTRA BANK SCANDAL by Pema -- ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY ACT COMES INTO FORCE -- HILLY REGION SAID MOST POPULATED PART OF COUNTRY -- RASTRA BANK BUSINESS SAID SUFFERING -- OPPOSITION PAPER REPORTED CLOSED DOWN -- INDIAN VIEW OF NEPAL'S RELATIONS WITH U.S. SAID DISTORTED -- LEGAL REFORMS COMMISSION CONSTITUTED -- NEPAL, THAILAND AGREE TO SET UP JOINT WORKING GROUP by Shyam K.C. -- INFORMATION MINISTER SAYS ELECTIONS TO BE ON NONPARTY BASIS by Ashraf Mumtaz -- SINDHI RESENTMENT AGAINST GOVERNMENT ANALYZED by Jasarat's Hyderabad Correspondent Abdul Hafiz Abid -- WORLD BANK LAUDS ROLLING PLAN -- PROCESS TO MAKE ALUMINIUM FROM BAUXITE SAID EVOLVED by Ashraf Mumtaz -- BELGIAN TRADE TEAM TO VISIT -- PAKISTAN, TURKEY TO SIGN AGREEMENT ON ECONOMIC COOPERATION -- FOREIGN INVESTORS OUTLINE INVESTMENT SNAGS -- WORLD BANK APPROVES SALINITY PROJECT -- STEPS TAKEN TO BOOST COTTON OUTPUT IN SIND -- CHRISTIANS CALL FOR AMENDMENT IN LAW OF EVIDENCE -- IDENTITY CARDS FOR 34 MILLION REPORTED ISSUED -- MINISTER TALKS ABOUT RESOURCE TRANSFER TO FARM SECTOR -- LEFT BANK DRAIN TO BE EXTENDED TO PUNJAB -- SUI GAS PIPELINE CAPACITY INCREASES -- SIKH PILGRIMS GIVE VIEWS ON INDIAN SITUATION, KHALISTAN by Sikh Pilgrims. and SIKH JOURNALIST INTERVIEWED ON SIKH STRUGGLE FOR AUTONOMY by Sikh journalist Tarsem Singh -- WALI KAHN'S DESIGN FOR GREATER PAKHTOON EXAMINED -- MAGAZINES, BOOKS BANNED -- WOMEN PROTEST 'UNFAIR LEGISLATION' -- ANTI-REFERENDUM SLOGANS -- CASE AGAINST MRD LEADERS -- PPP LOCAL LEADERS ARRESTED -- EXPORTS TO YEMEN -- NDP LEADER ARRESTED -- ASGHAR KHAN'S RELEASE DEMANDED -- ID CARD WAIVER IN REFERENDUM -- POLITICAL LEADERS ARRESTED.
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PREX 7.20:
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Document Date: 1/18/1985.
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