Balochistan Bibliography

Balochistan Bibliography
(3680) (1976) Situation in Baluchistan (Letters to the Editor) MUMTAZ
DAULTANA. The Times Monday, Sep 06, 1976; pg. 13; Issue 59801; col G
(3681) (1976) New leader is elected in Baluchistan (News) From Our
Correspondent The Times Wednesday, Dec 08, 1976; pg. 6; Issue 59881; col F
(3682) (1977) Bhutto party win before polls in Baluchistan (News) From Our
Correspondent. The Times Thursday, Feb 03, 1977; pg. 8; Issue 59924; col A
(3683) (1977) Opposition given Baluchistan briefing (News) From Our
Correspondent. The Times Saturday, Jul 02, 1977; pg. 4; Issue 60045; col B
(3684) (1977) Baluchi leaders demand restoration of rights (News) From Our
Correspondent. The Times Wednesday, Dec 14, 1977; pg. 7; Issue 60186; col D
(3685) (1978) Demand for greater political autonomy in Baluchistan (News) from
Our Correspondent. The Times Saturday, Aug 26, 1978; pg. 3; Issue 60390; col
E
(3686) (1978) Baluchi tribal chief backs autonomy claims (News) From Our
Correspondent. The Times Tuesday, Sep 05, 1978; pg. 5; Issue 60398; col D
(3687) (1979) Five more killed in Baluchistan fighting (News) From Robert Fisk. The
Times Saturday, Dec 22, 1979; pg. 4; Issue 60507; col A
(3688) (1980) The vulnerability of Baluchistan (News) Richard Harris. The Times
Friday, Jan 11, 1980; pg. 9; Issue 60521; col E
(2) New York Times
(3689) (1879) Afghanistan—Bolan Pass Described (Editorial) 01 October 1879
(Page 4 col 6)
(3690) (1885) Afghanistan—Anglo-Russian Boundary Dispute: England's Railway
to Quetta: Work Stopped by Liberal Government in 1880 Regretted (Editorial)
16 March 1885 (Page 4 col 5)
(3691) (1885) Afghanistan—Anglo-Russian Boundary Dispute: Quetta: English
Garrison (Editorial) 20 March 1885 (Page 4 col 5) Context
(3692) (1885) Afghanistan—Anglo-Russian Boundary Dispute: Quetta's "Tepe" or
"Tapa" Described (Editorial) 28 March 1885 (Page 4 col 6)
(3693) (1885) Afghanistan—Anglo-Russian Boundary Controversy: Bolan Pass:
Times's "D. K." Sketch 05 April 1885 (Page 4 col 1)
(3694) (1887) Afghanistan—Railroad from Quetta to Candahar: Natives Attack
British in Charge of Construction01 February 1887 (Page 1 col 4)
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