Vol. XIII No. 21 Friday,

3rd July,1998

Don't Save Belham Bridge And Save About £20,000

Hopes May be Dashed For Return to Salem

Mandela Visits St. Lucia / Caricom

• Open Letter to the Experts On Environmental Cleanup
• 'Bad' EC Notes Produce Insult, Shame in Antigua
• Threat to Belham Bridge Unlike that at Fort Ghaut
• Perhaps It's Time To Name Volcano

• OECS Health Ministers Hold Inaugural Meeting
• Small Businesses in Montserrat in Line for Help from UN

• For Shelter Re-dedicated as Pilgrim Holiness Church

• Mud Flows Onto Runway at WH Bramble Airport

• Belam Bridge Threatened

• $10,000 Relocation Grants Come Ended

• Any Unregistered Lands Become Public Property

• Former CM Comments On Life For Those Relocated in the UK

• New Cardi Team Leader Begins Role in Montserrat

• Volume of Cargo Strains Storage Space at Little Bay

• Governor Abbot's Goal is to See Shelters Empty by December

• Keys to 50 Lookout Houses Given to New Occupants

• DFID Details Spending Of £59 Million on Island
• Lack of Larger Aircraft Disrupts Helicopter Service

• Montserratian Gavin Lee Listed In Book of Top U.S. Students
• Queen Honors personnel On Police, Defense Forces
• Memorial Service Commemorates June 1997 Victims of Volcano
• New Agricultural Land To Expand Blakes Area
• London Funeral Inters Rev. William Howes, 87
• CANA Gives $100,000 To Help Caricom Village
• Siren Warning System Expanding in North
• Sports On The Island Hard Hit By Volcano
• Human Skull Turns Up In Plymouth
• Jazz Concert Brings Music With A Difference To Montserrat
• Ministry of Education, Teachers Discuss Discipline in Schools
• Researcher Studies Impact Of Volcano on Montserratians
• ECCB Host Commercial Banks Supervisory Staff Workshop

• Beso Assists Volcano-Ravaged Montserrat
• What every parent should know about Child Molestation

• Responding to the Angry Child

• Health and Happiness

• Volcano Limericks

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