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	Sunday 26th September 1999 Vol. 1 No. 121

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• SLMC makes angry noises
• Asian rights group seeks UN involvement to find Sri Lanka peace
• Ranil meets some British leaders
• No mass graves at Chemmani says Dr. Melissa Connor
• Balasingham leaves UK?
• 40th death anniversary of S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike
• Several new faces in UNP election list
• Six youth shot dead at Nugegoda
• LTTE’s female fighters emerge as macabre warriors
• Moratuwa university to re-open tomorrow
• Army bid to neutralise LTTE mortar units
• Court refuses leave to appeal
• SAARC consultations with EU, ASEAN
• Different opinions on marriage ordinance erupts at inauguration of new peace organisation
• JVP suggests alternative to executive presidency
• Editors Guild hails call to govts’ to abolish criminal defamation laws
• CV lauds Tri Star for good employer — employee relations
• 2.5 million palmyrah trees cut in N-E to build bunkers
• Upali Newspapers help sought
  Gen. Ratwatte pledges to illuminate Situlpauwa Chaitya
• Anne Ranasinghe wins two awards

• LTTE fanatics terrorise united kingdom
• L E G A L W A T C H
  When silence is not an option
• The Week That Was
  Referendum on the cards?
• Russia seething in a political cauldron

• Government gives up hope for military solution before polls
• LTTE’s female fighters emerge as macabre warriors

• People and Events
  Heroes die while pseudos thrive
• Feast of St. Michael the Archangel
• Fun with S. Thomas’ Drama Society
• Let us be prepared to reduce lightning hazards
• A Madman from Manipay and the Oxford Dictionary
• To Cut ?... or Not To Cut?
• Jack Kotelawala — the rebel son of a feudal landlord
• 1999 — International Year of Older Persons
• Gullible’s Travails
  I arrive at Hotel Yalta
• Letters
  

• Rain wins at Galle on fourth day
• Kulawansa pulls out of the100m
• Cricket Board on a spending spree?
• Qantas Regatta today
• Nine member sailing team to Pakistan
• A match is not won or lost until the last...
• The Kangaroo is hurt and squeals
• Trinity expected to do well
• Lankan athletes have to go a long way in the World scene
• An Aussie paceman who proved cricket was for gentlemen
• Malagamuwa, Deheragoda and Jinasena take major honours

• Good quality films in the offing
• Promoting Sri Lanka in Switzerland
• High Fashion
  Romance in the air
• Satyn goes on the Web with Lanka Internet
• To fight the wrinkles
• The millennium at the Mount Lavinia Hotel
• Are they full of Spice?
• Those born in Virgo (Kanya)

• Sequel to takeover of U.S. company by a Singapore operator
  Will Intercontinental (USA) also sell out?
• $ 43 mn. project ready for take off
  Carson’s Malaysian firms in mega Indonesian oil palm project
• Local sales better than makes good export lag
  Lanka Tiles reports record profit; set to do better
• Foreign investors to help revive KKS Cement Factory?
• Losing Galadari waiting for rehabilitation funds
• No problems here, assures local Singer chief
• No dividend as company builds reserve for uncertain future
  Cargo Boat Development profitable despite two bomb blows
• Globalization 6
  Globalization and Sri Lanka
• Lack of social capital - a drawback for the Economy
• SC grants Asia Siyaka Commodities leave to proceed
• Chairman complains of 5-stars’ "depressed rates"
  Renuka City clocks 95% occupancy in 1998/99

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