Vol. XVIII No. 3 Friday,

24^th January, 2003

CM Says London Visit Won Vows of New Aid
EC$1,000 Fine Levied In Exclusion Zone Case
Brandt Under Attack from Osborne and Hogan
New Tax Hike Just 10 Percent Over Last Year

Scripture Today

• Canadian Reader Likes Reminders of Island
• Montserratian Long Away Feels at Home on Website
• Test GoM's Confidence: Will You Take 1st Flight?

• St. Patricks Credit Union To Rise on Site at Brades
• Fire, Police Week Aids 3 Worthy Organizations
• OT Senior Police Officers Take 4-day Training Here
• Public Works Sees Road Works Improved by New Heavy Grader

REGIONAL NEWS

• OECS Countries Alerted Of Customs Concessions
• ECCB Workshop Focuses On Securities Certification
• Lack of Quality Threatens St. Lucia's UK Banana Share
• Senior Jamaican Judge: Faults the Privy Council
• Jamaica Senator Calls for Waiver of UK Visa Rules
• Castro Predicts Flood of Visitors If U.S. Lifts 30-year Travel Ban
• Trinidad-Tobago to Get New Head of State Feb. 14
• St. Maarten Drafts Bids For Antillean Teamwork
• Trinidad Offers to Help Grenada Carnival 2003
• Social Security Donation Pleases St. Kitts Ministers
• Dominican Opposition Rails at St. Kitts Minister
• Grenada Puts Stress on Information Technology
• Caribbean TV Campaign Resumes In U.S. Markets
• St. Kitts Works to Better Fairness for Consumers
• Clinton Stresses Region, U.S. are Interdependent
• Large turnout registered in Cuba elections

Youth Vibration

• Who is to blame for youths' behavior?
• Youth Link

• Tourism Highlights

COMMENTARY

• A Symbol of Courage and Hope
• Condolences for Grandmother ‘MaBeth’
• "Sorry Gal, but Better You Than Me!"

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