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	Sunday 29th November 1998   Vol. 1 No. 80

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• Tigers look for third party mediated peace talks
• Tigers admit using aircraft for first time
• Government cautious on LTTE offer
• LSSP warns of danger ahead
• Island Capers
  Loose cannon
• Appeal by Upali Newspapers and Kobbekaduwa Trust
  More artificial legs needed for disabled soldiers
• No clue on Thara Devi statue
• Jaffna NGO's to file rights plea regarding disappearances in north
• Abortive attempts to enter Australia
  Rs. 10,000 bail each for 62 suspects
• Caring government must share people's suffering:
  Prune Parliament to half its size, says Avadhi Lanka
• SL bags gold medal at India International Trade Fair '98
• UNP awaits clarification from Kotalawala
• Stanley William to attend World Buddhist summit
• Sunethra Bandaranaike Trust presents play in aid of youth year

• Rich reward for reticent Romesh
• The future of Sri Lanka lies in the sea
• Livy's golden years on radio
• Coomaraswamy commemorated
• Class first crime second
• Hindi and Urdu
• Jettison the devolution package
• State media used to attack the UNP

• Disproving Tamil claims of antiquity to territory
• The JRJ-Amir relationship
  Neither JRJ nor Amir trusted the other. That was why I had to come form Canada to bridge the gap. Amir said JRJ was "deceitful". His parliamentary group went even farther, S. Kathiravetpillai, TULF MP for Kopay told me over and over again that ere long militant Tamil youth will overtake their movement. He was unhappy with the DDC scheme but said that "for party unity" he would vote for it.
• APEC - a disappointing Summit
• L E G A L W A T C H
  Amnesty report slams U.S. justice system
• The Week That Was
  Moves to sort out UNP's differences with Sirisena Cooray?
• The myth of PA's achievements
  of the development of Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte as the country's administrative capital and Colombo as the commercial centre( some parts of which incidentally now resemble a city under seige) or the extent of road development undertaken during UNP's seventeen years as compared to P.A.'s four years.

• Scenic Mannar belies a state of war
  A woman with a conquering spirit
• A designer who makes her brides tick
• Zumra does Lanka proud
• Barbie Doll party at the Deli Market restaurant
• Forgotten Heritage
  Ornamental fish breeding a lucrative venture in Mahaweli systems
• Hair Asia Pacific '98
  Ruwani winner all the way
• High Fashion
  Birthday Bash
• New book on "Pregnancy induced hypertension" by Lankan doctors

• SSC on course to victory
• Thomians win bronze at Hongkong regatta
• U-19 trial games on Monday, Tuesday
• 30-member Sri Lanka 'A' cricket pool
• REFLECTIONS
  Will Darrell Hair stand in Sri Lanka matches?
• Ladies golf
  Centenary plate
• Cricket spins like the fortune wheel
• Umpire K.T.Francis speaks to the 'Sunday Island'
  Are umpires biased?
• Indrajith and Raddika to be felicitated
• Enough is enough, says rugby coach on way out
• ARE COACHES PUTTING CART BEFORE HORSE ?
• Asia's greatest sporting show
• Who comes first - President or the country?
• PoW make a bold reply
• Kandambi scores a fine century

• Property sales boost Ceylon Tobacco profits
• Group's blue chip shares worth nearly Rs. 1 billion
  Guardian concentrates on core portfolio
• Low growns keep SL tea production up
• Richard Pieris continues to downsize labour force
• Allied Philip gets new name and new chairman
• Vanik to grant stock option to selected employees
• Neglect of Agriculture
• On productivity and efficiency
• Elephant Lite slows losses
• Record third quarter at Grain elevators
• Colombo to target rural communities
• UAL's 9-month profit grows nicely
• Ceylinco supports Children's Heart Project
• Best Annual Report contest expanded

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