The Jerusalem post, No. 16894, August 2, 1988

Date Made: 1988-08-02; 1980s
Materials: ink; paper; graphite
Method: typescript and handwritten text
Measurements: 12 pages
Language: English
Genre/Form: newspapers

Contents: Soviets begin destroying banned missiles -- IRA bombs army barrack in London, killing one -- Thousands at funeral of four young yeshiva students who drowned -- Consecration of women bishops allowed by Anglican leaders -- Over 20,000 Palestinians may lose their salaries -- Shamir scorns speech; Peres depending on voter -- Eight Palestinians expelled; strike paralyzes areas -- U.S. blasts Husseini's arrest -- Special Knesset session planned -- Hussein's gamble - an historical perspective -- Big parties target swing vote -- Ze'evi can keep job despite Knesset bid, say TA heads -- 19-year-old raped in Petah Tikva -- Rabin gives the recruits a respite -- Last legal Palestinian flag uncovered -- Staffers of banned study centre reject charges of incitement -- Civilization catches up with Indians in remote Amazon jungles -- MDA staff threatens complete walkout if not paid today -- News in Brief -- Carlucci asks Soviets to apply glasnost to defence -- All present and ready for inspection -- Freedom for British hostages -- Chemical weapons used by both Iran and Iraq, report UN team -- Mafia crime-buster asked to stay 'in public interest' -- Man in wheelchair dangles from Brooklyn Bridge -- Researchers preparing Aids test for shuttle this year -- Hussein renounces Jordan's title -- Postscripts -- Statistical nonsense -- The Arab vote and the 1988 elections -- Readers' letters -- Hollywood racked by Temptation -- Swaggart has his say -- Berries in the garden -- Magic crooner -- The eyes have it -- All in the family -- Indian Summer -- Conflict of interest faces Israeli mission -- The 'drop-out' controversy: More questions than answers -- A meeting of science and religion -- Secrecy refusals -- State companies earned less but exported more -- Foreign firms show interest in buying Israel Chemicals -- First Soviet business school opens -- Britain's absentee 'chancellor' -- Europe's electronics sector stronger with restructuring -- IEC net grew to NIS 55m. in 9 months; bond offer due shortly -- Price slump hurts Negev Phosphates -- Polgat subsidiary sacks 140 in cost-cutting measure -- Hotel can put off debt repayments -- Currency reserves down -- New bid to reach pact on gov't wages -- Mortgage banks sparkle -- Kibbutz group defends Hevrat Ha'ovdim chief Rosolio; attacks Na'amat head -- Mini-boom on the Chinia border -- Elcint close to settling U.S. shareholder suit -- Microsoft to set up Israel unit -- Alliance's fate is still in doubt -- News in Brief -- Uncle Histadrut disinherits Hapoel -- American hoopla in the British rain -- England's tale of woe continues -- The authority that players love to love -- Mets pitchers stymie Pirates again -- Ballesteros offers clubs for charity sale after win -- America's darling wins again -- Watch out for the real McKoy -- New committee wants politicians to reveal demographic realities to 'ignorant' public -- Gov't pursuing anti-Semitic policies, say Hebron settlers -- Last-ditch effort to reach compromise over Taba -- Head of West Bank regional council indicted in slaying -- Terrorist gets 25 years for murder attempt -- Quick crossword

Collection/Series: Alexander Smukler Collection
Sub-series: Jewish periodical samizdat
Accession Number: 2021.035.002.700

The Jerusalem post, No. 16894, August 2, 1988

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