Vol. XVI No. 17 Friday,

11^th April, 2001

Scripture Today

• Decolonization Seminar Lacks British Enthusiasm

• Fishing Tourney Renewal a Success
• Illicit Entry Spurs Heliport Vigilance
• Property Records Updating Proceeds
• National Trust Opens Two-Week Workshops
• Meals on Wheels Soon to Serve Again
• Governor Longrigg Arrival is Delayed
• Workshop Focuses on What Tourists Expect
• Nevis to Explore Using Wind as Energy Source
• Guyana Government Cuts Fuel Tax Again
• Grenada Nutmeg Duel Continues
• Guyana Leaders Call For Peace
• Antigua Opposition OK'd For Radio, TV Licences
• Caribbean Teachers Rally to NYC Hiring
• Guyana Police Probe Execution-style Killings
• St. Lucia Hikes Aid To Banana Industry
• LIAT Plans to Offer 100 Early Retirement
• Antigua Opposition Says 'No' To Caribbean Court
• Trinidad Installs New Catholic Archbishop
• St. Vincent PM Vows To Root Out Corruption
• Trinidadian Charged With Killing of Four
• Nevis Government Given Video Camera for News
• Trinidad Wins Discount For Anti-HIV Drugs
• St. Lucia Hikes Aid To Banana Industry
• Herbal Practitioners Plan July Conference
• Air Jamaica Not Ready To Return to Antigua
• US Visa Applicants Need Appointments
• St. Vincent Firms Applaud Tax Break
• 30 Families Homeless After Jamaica Blaze

• Caricom States Urged to Ratify Court to Fight Political Crimes

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