Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 116, 22 May 1980

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page document shows issue no. 116 of Attali’ah Newspaper. Issued on 22 May 1980, this issue features the following topics: 1. News about the return of the Shomali and al-Kaabi families to their home in Beit Sahour and Balata Camp, after the decision to remove the two families to Ein Al-Sultan and Aqabat Jabr Refugee Camps in Jericho. 2. A piece entitled: America's Political Antagonism Control in the Islamabad Conference. 3. News about the postponement of the elections of the Executive Board of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA).  4. News about the first visit granted to the families of 80 Palestinian prisoners in the Nafha Prison. 5. News about Anata Village Council. 6. Daily news from the West Bank and Gaza Strip. 7. News on the Ramallah Magistrate Court and the Tawjihi students case. 8. News about the confiscation of 10,000 dunums from Deir Dibwan. 9. News about the Jerusalem District Electricity Company. 10. News about Israeli colonies around Jericho. 11. News on the necessity of supporting al-Wafa Elderly Nursing Home in Gaza. 12. News on the Secondary Students Committee in Jerusalem. 13. News on high school students and model questions. 14. News about the Bethlehem University Student Council elections. 15. News about Birzeit University. 16. News about the visual art exhibition for Palestinian artists on Prisoner's Day. 17. A letter to the Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions. 18. News about the Palestinian artist Tawfiq ʿAbdel-ʿĀl. 19. An article on the Qalandiya Refugee Camp. 20. News about the formation of popular committees in Hebron. 21. News about the Construction Workers and Public Institutions Trade Union in Ramallah and al-Bireh. 22. News about the Jerusalem District Electricity Company Trade Union.  23. News about the Augusta Victoria Hospital Trade Union.  24. News about the Bakery Workers Union in Nablus. 25. News about Leather Workers Union in Nablus.