STATUS OF LOCAL OPPOSITION ANALYZED by R. Kh. -- WAGE, PRICE POLICIES EXAMINED by Boudjemaa Haichour -- NEW APPOINTMENTS, BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION ON BROADCAST SECTOR PERSONALITIES -- CAUSES OF HIGH FISH PRICES DISPUTED by Muhammad al-Sharayidi -- JIHAN AL-SADAT'S BROTHER ACCUSED by Layla 'Abd-al-Salam -- ACTION TAKEN TO REMEDY WATER SUPPLY PROBLEMS -- SUDANESE AGRICULTURE EXAMINED -- SCOPE OF SMUGGLING PROBLEM DETAILED by Buthaynah 'Abd al-Rahman -- ROAD BUILDING PROJECTS IN SOUTHERN GOVERNORATES by AL-THAWRAH correspondent Basim 'Atiyah -- BREAD INDUSTRY UNDERGOES EXTENSIVE MODERNIZATION by Tahir Madhi al-Hashimi -- LITERACY CAMPAIGN -- 'HA'ARETZ' ON SHARON AS OBSTACLE TO U.S.-ISRAELI FRIENDSHIP by Mati Golan -- VILLAGE LEAGUES ORGAN STOPS ATTACKING PLO by Daniyel Rubinstein -- IDF ADVISER VIEWS HADDAD'S ROLE IN LEBANON by Dr Clinton Bailey -- MILITARY PROBLEMS IN LEBANON OPERATION ANALYZED by Martin Van Greveld -- GAZA STRIP CIVILIAN ADMINISTRATION ANNUAL REPORT -- CIVILIAN ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL INTERVIEWED by assistant head of the Civilian Administration in Judaea and Samaria Colonel Yig'al Karmon -- 'AL-FAJR' HEBREW EDITORIAL ON CIVILIAN ADMINISTRATION -- REPORT ON ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT by Avino'am Bar-Yosef -- RAKAH SPONSORS ARABS STUDYING IN COMMUNIST STATES by Yo'el Dar -- ISRAELI-EGYPTIAN BORDER TRAFFIC -- NABULUS DAMAGE PROTESTED -- GAZA STRIP INDUSTRY PREDICTED -- CIGARETTE SALES TO HUNGARY -- NEW FISCAL YEAR BUDGET -- NOVEMBER TRADE DEFICIT -- INCREASED TEL AVIV TERRORISM PREDICTED -- FOREIGN AID LESS THAN $1 MILLION -- ARMENIAN ARCHBISHOP'S EXPULSION -- NAVON ON POSSIBLE POLITICAL FUTURE -- LAW OF SEA TREATY -- NOVEMBER INDEX RISE -- WEST BANK'S APPEAL TO HIGH COURT -- NEW CONSTRUCTION PLANNED IN GOLAN -- SINGLE TERRITORIES' AUTHORITY -- BUS LINE TO TABAH -- EXPORTS DROP -- EXPORTS TO LEBANON RISE -- PROPOSED TOURIST PROJECTS -- JORDAN VALLEY CULTIVATED LANDS -- PRODUCT QUOTAS ON ARABS -- GALILEE FARM PRODUCE TO JORDAN, LEBANON -- 1983 Budget Figures Announced by Jordanian Finance Minister Salim Masa'idah -- Additional Report on Budget -- AMMAN MAYOR'S DEATH -- REFUGEE CAMP SCHOOL OPENS -- REHABILITATION OF SCHOOLS -- SPLIT AMONG PRO-PLO, SYRIAN, SUPPORTERS IN W. BANK -- 'JERUSALEM STAR' INTERVIEWS FARUQ QADDUMI by 'Abd al-Salam Masarwah -- KISSINGER STANCE ON TALKS WITH PLO DISCUSSED -- JOINT FORCES STILL OPERATING IN S. LEBANON -- PLO RADIO OUTLINES RELATIONS WITH JORDAN -- AL-WAZIR INTERVIEW ON PALESTINIAN-JORDAN UNITY by Fatah Central Committee member and deputy commander of the Palestinian forces Khalil al-Wazir -- PALESTINIAN OFFICIAL ON FUTURE PLO COURSE -- OPPOSITION TO BASIC CHANGES IN ARAB PLAN EXPRESSED by Sulayman Numar -- IMPLICATIONS OF KUWAITI STOCK MARKET PROBLEMS DISCUSSED by Minister of Finance and National Economy Shaykh Muhammad Aba-al-Khayl -- EXTENSIVE RECONSTRUCTION AID TO BE OFFERED TO LEBANON -- New Media Law Approved -- New Media Policy Analyzed by 'Ali Muhammad al-'Umayr -- PAPER WARNS OF MEDDLING BY DIPLOMATS.
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Document Date: 1/3/1983.
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