Vol. XVII No. 01 Friday,

11^th January, 2002

'Unanticipated' Raise in Taxes Suddenly Here

Import Fee 'Correction' Bodes New Flour Shortage

Lyandra Hobson, Miss Montserrat

Hustler Crowned Calypso Monarch

Scripture Today

• Vacation Turns to Worry When the Rent Multiplies
• A Long Memory Delights Return Visitors to Island
• Thanks and Greetings From Internet Reader
• Dr. Gibbs, Teacher Sarah Deserve Congratulations

• Visiting Teams Perform Vital Eye Surgery Free
• Montserrat’s Festival Ends in Parade, Prizes
• Pacesetters ClubTo Be Revived
• Prospects Brighten For Double Amputee
• The Carr’s Bay Mural, A Panorama of the Past
• Judy Piece Fire Victim Now Housed at Geralds
• Queen Awards MBE To 2 On Montserrat
• Ex-CM Brandt Learns Of Award too Late to Go
• Montserrat Red Cross Receives $27,000 Award
• Belize Seeks to Unify Child Abuse Safeguards
• Region Set to Adjust To Arrival of the Euro
• St. Kitts/Nevis Exhibit Celebrates 30 Carnivals
• Region's News Sources Shut Down, 50 Laid Off
• 4 Cruise Ships Spend January 1 in Antigua
• Antigua Group to Probe Child Porn, Prostitution
• The Bahamas Looks To Minimum Wage
• OECS Grenada Meeting To Seek Vibrant Economy
• Barbados Swears In  New Chief Justice
• Trinidad Feminists Decry Pursuit of Racial Politics
• Belize Official Protests Miami Airport Treatment
• PAHO Calls for Better Anti-AIDS Strategies
• BWIA Jetliner Undamaged After Hard Miami Landing
• Antigua Woman's Body Found in Sept. 11 Rubble
• First Hooded, Chained Prisoners Flown to Cuba
• Antigua Opposition Leader Appoints a Party Opponent
• Guyana Gold Mines Due $647-million Road Work
• High-Tech Thievery
• Chinese Bible Importer May Get Death Sentence
• Israelis Seize PA Weapons Ship
• India Likely Victor If War Erupts
• Shoe Bomber Trained by bin-Laden?

• Leeward Islands Cricket Balks Montserrat Again
• Who Is Unfit For Service?
• Harper Says Windies Must Hunt for Bowlers

• Let’s Wage War
• Better Scanning for Alzheimer’s

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