Daily News · 15 January 1988
CP-1988-002
Palestinian Killed; 250,000 Under Curfew

Context added by this archive
Two clauses, and the second one is the number. One person killed, and a quarter of a million people confined to their houses as the response — printed as a single line of news in a small Pennsylvania daily five weeks into the first intifada. The person killed has a nationality and nothing else; nobody in the sentence does the killing or imposes the curfew.
A correction
{'note': 'arrived dated 5 January 1988; the page line on the scan reads “The Daily News, Lebanon, Pa., Friday, January 1?, 1988”. The day’s second digit is clipped by the edge of the scan, but 5 January 1988 was a Tuesday, and the only Friday in that January with a two-digit day beginning in 1 is the 15th. Corrected to 15 January 1988.'}
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"Palestinian Killed; 250,000 Under Curfew," Daily News, 15 January 1988. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1988-002. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1988-002
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