Vol. XVI No. 33 Friday,

14^th September, 2001

Antigua's Dredge Plan No Longer Worries CM

Scripture Today

• Sir H. Fergus' Stand-in Carrying New Honour
• 'Labour Speaks' -- in Print Only
• Heavy Traffic, Dirt, Noise? Come on, Grab Opportunity

• Water Rates To Rise 18% In 3 Stages
• Cathy Buffonge Presents 4 Volcano Books to Library
• One Minute of Silence Honors Losses in U.S.
• Police and Fire Service Plan Community Week
• New MVO Building Seen Luring Tourists
• Island Amnesty Offered For Arms, Ammunition
• MVO Scientists Conclude Volcano No Less Active
• Excerpts from British Press
• Montserratian Man Missing in New York
• Bank Break-in Suspect Charged with Burglary
• Old Towne Resident Faces Firearms Charge
• Information Numbers For Disaster in U.S.
• New Montserrat Stamps Portray Rebuilding Effort
• Securities Market Nears Certification
• Caribbean Hotel Group Sends Sympathy to U.S.
• Guyana Forms Task Force To Avert U.S. Visa Sanction
• Task of Hired Teachers Dismays Dr. George Irish
• Eastern Caribbean Region Overhauls Cheques System
• Guyanese Strike Halts Social Security System
• St. Lucia PM Scoffs At Libya Banana Bid
• Regional Lawyers Urged To Defend Free Judiciary
• Vance Amory, CCM Retain Reins in Nevis
• Regional Aid Centre Welcome in Barbados
• U.S. Airborne Terrorism Disrupts All Air Travel
• St. Lucia PM Challenges Former Ally on 'Rogues'

• The Making Of Great Atheletes

• Central Bank Appoints and Disappoints
• Farmers’ Corner
• What Diseases Can I Get From ...?

• Vacancy Notice
• Firearms Amnesty Public Statement

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