Vol. XVIII No. 5 Friday,

07^th February, 2003

Salas Hamilton Hits Housing Roadblock
Airport Officer, Claude Hogan Clash over airport security

Scripture Today

• In England, The Reporter Is a Home Town Paper
• Whatever Happened to Our Promised New Police Boat?
• Reader Finds Reporter "Way to Keep in Touch"
• Gone Nearly 30 Years, Reader Plans to Return to Island Soon
• Montserratian Abroad Echoes Recent Letter

• Car, Truck Crash On Lookout Road
• Ryan Investments Ltd. to Build Geralds EC$1.67-million Terminal
• Ferry Baggage Mishap Still Awaits Explanation
• Tourism Planner Many Ways For Montserrat to Draw Visits
• Two Experts at Work Updating Local Laws
• Claude Hogan Tells Police David Brandt Insulted Him
• Revs. Seymour, Daley Ordained as Presbyters
• Government plans to revitalize commercial and industrial sector
• Airport project hopes to bring benefit to local contractors
• Montserrat Scores Big At Recent COTED Meeting
• Education Minister Attends UWI Meeting In Jamaica
• Overseas Territories AGs To Meet in Turks & Caicos
• Domestic Violence Tops Local Reports of Crime
• Lookout PTA Workshops To Aim at Parenting Skills

f)REGIONAL NEWS

• Caribbean Star Looks to St. Kitts In EC$2-billion Stimulus Package
• CARICOM Meets Threat To New EU Sugar Regime
• UWI Chancellor Tells Region To 'Speak Out' Against War
• CARICOM Emphasizes Single Market Deadlines
• PM Lester Bird Opposes Unilateral War on Iraq
• Two Reporters Dropped From Antigua PM's Suit
• Regional Bank Officials At ECCB Statistics Seminar
• St. Lucia PM Anthony Hails New Eastern Press Council
• CARICOM Negotiators Face New Trade Issues
• PM Douglas Applauds New CIC Headquarters
• St. Lucians Plan Protest Of C&W Rate Increases
• IDB Governors To meet in Italy
• New multi-million dollar hospital for St. Kitts
• CHA's Marketplace 2003 Reported a Huge Success
• Trinidad Government says it will not interfere in BWIA plans
• Trinidad Police investigating siege of newspaper offices
• Grenada opposition party calls for answers in Iraqi scandal
• Grenada Celebrates 29th Independence Anniversary
• Cable TV Expresses Frustration With Cable & Wireless
• CARICOM Emphasizes Single Market Deadlines
• Caribbean Development Bank And Secretariat Sign MoU
• Grenada and Illegal Fishing
• Increases Announced By Cable & Wireless Undermine Regulatory Machinery
• PM Douglas Welcomes Establishment Of Us$2 Billion Caribbean Investment Fund
• Saba Police to Escort Oversize Bucket Truck
• Panday Shrugs Off Calls To Quit as UNC Leader
• Terrorism on Agenda At CARICOM Summit
• Edwin Carrington Renews Call for Free Movement

Youth Vibration

• Two Youth Ambassadors Back from Global Seminar
• MSS Debating Society To Stage Fashion Show
• Junior Calypso to be Part Of St. Patrick's Day Event

• Tourism Highlights
• Quaternary
• It Rhymes with Trump

COMMENTARY

• MAN FROM BAKER HILL
• The Menace Of Montserrat’s Crises
• A View From the Outside