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Arabic News Daily Page for 11/3/1997

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Daily Edition - Monday, November 3, 1997

  • Toying with dad's gun
    An 8-year-old girl died instantly yesterday after being accidentally shot in the head when her elder brother was tempering with his father's rifle. Egypt, Local, 11/3/1997
  • Lebanon, Egypt to discuss relations
    Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Harir discussed promoting Egytpian-Lebanese ties during a meeting with Egypt's envoy in Beirut, ambassador Adel-El Khodarey. Egypt-Lebanon, Politics, 11/3/1997
  • Egyptian stocks close higher
    Egyptian shares closed higher yesterday to sustain a modest rally, seemingly unaffected by continuing volatility in markets around the world, brokers said. Egypt, Economics, 11/3/1997
  • AL refuses UK after Lockerbie
    Arab league secretary general Esmat Abdl Meguid has said there would be no point in sending Arab and African observers to a possible trial in Scotland Libya, International, 11/3/1997
  • One last chance for Israel says Hamas
    The military wing of Hamas said Israel had "one last chance" before the group will unleash a "big operation" against Israel. Palestine-Israel, Politics, 11/3/1997
  • Lebanese Prime Minister visits Japan
    Japan requested the extradition of the five to stand trial in Japan on terrorism charges. Lebanon, International, 11/3/1997
  • 402 Projects with the Capital of $19.836 billion in Gulf Countries
    Statistics provided by the secretariat general of the GCC showed that the UAE's share is 124 projects with a capital of $1049.09 million Gulf Region, Economics, 11/3/1997
  • Tunisian olive oil production decreases
    Tunisia has a reserve of the olive oil from the previous season estimated at 160 thousand tons which will help it to provide the local and international markets Tunisia, Economics, 11/3/1997
  • Saudi Arabia's airplane deal in jeopardy Saudi Arabia, Economics, 11/3/1997
  • Hizbullah announces new recruitment policies today
    Interested parties and individuals are to be given the freedom to choose the kind of work they wish to do, whether military or not. Lebanon, Politics, 11/3/1997