Vol. XVI No. 29 Friday,

10^th August, 2001

OECS Mission To Libya Seen Risk to U.S. Aid

Scripture Today

• Hey Montserratians, Do We Have a Future?
• Law Review Council Branded the Elite Few

• Committee Revises Montserrat's Laws
• Admission Charges Revised by MVO
• Dr. Lewis Says Volcano Requires Contingency Plan
• Three-week Workshop Teaches Arts and Crafts
• ROTARY CORNER
• Montserrat Represented At Teachers Conference
• Montserrat Kiosk Gets Courtesy Phone
• Dominica Population Down by 70 in Decade
• Four Haitian Policemen Charged with Treason
• St. Lucia Relaxes Rules To Woo French Visitors
• Blocked Trinidadians Get OK for Further Appeal
• Commonwealth Mission To Monitor Fiji Elections
• 108 Jamaicans Due Honors as Contributors
• Region Renews Appeal To EU on Banana Trade
• CARICOM Prepares To Consult Civil Society
• Trinidad Mother, Daughter To Hang for Killing Child
• Barbados Promises New Consumer Protections
• Four Top Executives Quit Fledgling Caribbean Star
• Despite Skeptics, OECS Works on Political Union
• Antigua, Barbuda Draft HIV Workplace Policy
• Barbados, Guyana Differ On Free Movement Issue
• New UK Program Seeks To Save Marine Turtles
• Jamaican PM Urges Unity to End Violence
• Dominicans Encouraged To Take Risks, Be Daring
• BVI CM Criticises OECD Tax Project
• Barbados Central Bank Warns of Bogus Bills

• In Pursuit Of Excellence

• Time to Claim the National Song
• Farmers' Corner

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