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Tuesday 2 November 2004 (19 Ramadan 1425)

Abdullah to Launch SR30 Billion Makkah Development Projects
P.K. Abdul Ghafour, Arab News
JEDDAH, 2 November 2004 — Crown Prince Abdullah will launch this Sunday a number of projects worth SR30 billion in Makkah, including expansion of the Haram Mosque’s courtyard, development of Ajyad...  Full Story 
 
 
Recruitment of Foreign Labor Down by Half
M. Ghazanfar Ali Khan & Abdul Wahab Bashir
RIYADH/JEDDAH, 2 November 2004 — The number of foreigners recruited to work in the Kingdom has dropped by more than 50 percent last month compared to the same period last year, according to figures...  Full Story 
 
 
Magnetic Cards to Help Trace Missing Hajis
Mohammed Rasooldeen, Arab News
RIYADH, 2 November 2004 — In order to overcome the problem of missing Hajis, authorities are planning to issue pilgrims with magnetic cards that will trace their movements by satellite within the two...  Full Story 
 
 
Tearful Gunman Repents After Mother’s Death
Essam Al-Ghalib, Arab News
JEDDAH, 2 November 2004 — Saudi fugitive Naif Lafi Al-Mutairi, who is wanted by police on several assault charges, is now trying to become reconciled with his family after the death yesterday of his...  Full Story 
Bush, Kerry Set for Photo Finish
Barbara Ferguson, Arab News
WASHINGTON, 2 November 2004 — The final day of campaigning before today’s presidential election day had both candidates sprinting across “swing” states in hopes of snaring voters before they head to...  Full Story 
 
 
Is Thailand Joining the War on Terror?
Khaled Almaeena, almaeena@arabnews.com
Over the past few days there has been an alarming increase in the number of innocent Muslims who have been killed. I am not referring to Palestine, Iraq or Chechnya but to Thailand. It too has become...  Full Story 
 
 
Editorial: Muslims in China
2 November 2004
In today’s economically vibrant and politically self-confident China bad news is no news, unless it is really bad. So, things must have gone really badly for China’s official news agency to report...  Full Story 
 
 
Sharon Needs His Nemesis Alive and Kicking
Linda Heard, solitairemedia@yahoo.co.uk
The pivot of the Israeli prime minister’s plan to unilaterally quit the open prison called Gaza instead of following through on the Quartet’s “road map” is that he doesn’t have a partner for peace....  Full Story 

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