Vol. XVIII No. 14 Thursday,

17^th April, 2003

Case Against HE Proceeds, Immediate Injunction Denied
Star Clipper is Montserrat’s First Scheduled Cruise Ship
BWIA/LIAT Marriage Gets Hesitant Applause

Scripture Today

• Yet Another Open Letter To HE Governor Longrigg
• Rats Threaten Orioles? Poison Threatens More

• Price Control Sees Need For Bureau of Standards
• Rev. Daley Reassigned To St. Maarten Circuit
• CM Osborne Faces Busy Weeks Ahead
• Social Indicators, Goals Unit Set Up with Regional Guidance
• St. Peter’s Brownies Back from Anguilla
• Youth Parliament Training Joined by 2 New Members
• EC$500,000 Police Boat Put in Water at Little Bay
• Guyanese Association Sets Easter Monday Fun

REGIONAL NEWS

• U.S. Pledges $11 Million For FTAA Negotiations
• Veteran Broadcaster Scott Slain in Barbados at 50
• Dominica Public Officers Get Pay Cut After Strike
• FBI Team in Guyana After Kidnapping of U.S. Diplomat
• Six held in connection with drug bust in the Bahamas
• Grenada government responds to criticisms of its recently amended labour laws
• Trinidadian wins murder appeal before Privy Council
• High court judge in St. Kitts deems price cap regime to be "illegal"
• Former MBS accountant in Antigua charged with conspiracy to commit fraud
• Antigua PM and ruling party backbencher in war of words

Youth Vibration

• Youth Parliament Training Joined by 2 New Members
• St. Peter’s Brownies Back from Anguilla

• The IRAQI War & Tourism Where do we stand?
• Tourism Highlights

COMMENTARY

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