Vol. XVII No. 38 Friday,

01^st November, 2002

Post-evacuation Confusion Fuels Rising Frustration
CRM Still Insists Airport At Geralds will be Unsafe
$4.5-million Police Station Officially Opened at Brades

Scripture Today

• Erupting Mount Etna Still Taken in Stride
• Where can Mr. Wilkinson's 'Impressive Progress' be Seen?
• Sicilians Keep an Eye On Erupting Mt. Etna
• FEEDBACK
• Reader Abroad Tells Physicist to Butt Out
• John Cooper Replies To 'Name Withheld'
• Dome Control Proposal Merits Funded Testing

• Police and Fire Week Celebrations Continue
• Nurses Mark Annual Day With Food Basket Gifts
• Ham Radio Team Logs 7,600 Contacts in 48 Hrs.
• Pacesetters Ready Two Shows For 40th Anniversary Festival
• ECCB Exchange Rate Remains $2.70 to US$1
• REGIONAL NEWS
• Antigua & Barbuda Mark 21 Years of Independence
• Multi-Agency Committee on Domestic Violence will conduct a training workshop
• 103-year-old Honored As Nevis' Oldest Person
• BBC Acknowledges Libelling Of Lester Bird, Pays £50,000
• Belize to Crack Down On Criminal Deportees
• Arrest of Jamaican, 92, For Marijuana Decried
• Edward Seaga Hints End of His JLP Rule
• Trinidad to Tighten Laws To Combat Kidnapping
• St. Vincent Marks 23 Years Of Political Independence
• BWIA workers agree to help save airline, but with conditions
• Antigua Asks How Sniper Suspect Obtained Passport
• Jamaica's New Cabinet Has Only One New Face
• Mt. Etna Begins to Calm, Quakes Hurt Even More

• Why Are They Being Paid Twice?
• Tourism Highlights
• Governor Overreact

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