Vol. XVIII No. 16 Friday,

02^nd May, 2003

High Court Rules Gerald’s Dismissal Unconstitutional
Baroness Amos Rebuffs Evacuees’ Letter to Straw
Sewage Effluent Addressed On Carrs Bay Beach Anger

Scripture Today

• However You Read It, It’s FCO Balderdash
• Response to Letter placed by E. H. Dryson
• Virginia Reader Sends Warning on Lotteries
• Sir Howard Says More On Speaker’s Citation
• Reader Offers Example For Honours Nominees
• Oriole Researcher Responds To Dr. Wolf Krebs’ Letter

• Hurricane Awareness Campaign Under Way
• Volcano Memorial to 19 Lost Being Considered by Committee
• Montserrat Nurses Plan Week-long Celebration
• Fishermen’s Tournament On Labor Day Monday
• Culture Coordinator Francis Sees Venues for Carifesta VIII
• Play Readers Donate $900 To Special Needs Class
• Montserrat labour leader highlights meaning of Labour Day
• CM Osborne, Claude Hogan Leave for 2 Weeks of Talks
• Island Prepares for Visit Of Torch of Unity May 8
• Montserrat Blazers Tell Of Antigua League Play
• Two Montserrat Officials At Jamaica Trade Workshop
• Male Students’ Concerns Heard at MSS Exchange
• New Shamrock Rescues 2 Dominican Yachtsmen
• OECS Chairman Osborne Seeks New Economic Union
• World Press Freedom Day Celebrated in Jamaica

REGIONAL NEWS

• Jamaica Prime Minister addresses international media conference
• Jamaica police kill two men who attacked police station
• US counter money laundering agency withdraws advisory against Grenada and Dominica
• Regional public sector officials attending IMF sponsored workshop in St. Kitts
• Jamaica to assist Antigua and Barbuda prepare for general elections
• OECS announces appointment of new Director General and other diplomatic posting
• Antigua health officials deny SARS outbreak
• Jamaica banana industry to benefit from EU grant
• Antigua Barbuda Opens US$25-million Casino
• Italy Donates US$5 Million For Regional Food Security
• Barbados Ruling Party Is Confident of Victor
• Grenada Delays Passage Of Labour Relations Act
• Regional Women’s Leaders Plan 2-day Barbados Seminar
• St. Lucia 4th OECS Country To Ease Work Permit Rules
• Barbados opposition fancies its chances of winning
• Nevis Premier Calls Secession A Benefit for the Caribbean
• St Kitts will not stand in Nevis’ route to secession
• St. Lucia High Court sentences two men to death by hanging
• Nevis Premier Calls Secession A Benefit for the Caribbean
• CAREC Team Helps Plan Against HIV/AIDS, STI
• Jamaica to Help Organize Antigua/Barbuda Election
• St. Kitts Three-sponsor Workshop  Features Financial Programming
• OECS Names St. Lucian As New Director General
• SARS Ruled Out as Cause Of Barbuda School Closing
• Jamaica Banana Industry Gets Significant EU Grant
• Grenada's PM Pleased  With OECS Labor Post
• Dominica Launches Clinic To Assure Legal Aid to All
• St. Lucia Occupancy Rates Improve in March and April
• Trinidad PM Mentions New Woman in Cabinet

Youth Vibration

• 22 MSS Students Due Free Test Match Tickets
• Team Continues Work On National Youth Policy

• FCO Reply to Letter and Petition
• TOURISM HIGHLIGHTS

COMMENTARY

• OFF AGAIN! But What on Earth For?

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