Stabroek News - 2017-04-28

• Nandlall charged with fraudulent conversion of $2M law reports
• UG council rejects VC’s proposal for rental of Camp and Lamaha sts building
• Use of private plane for Bahamas trip was most feasible option for president – Ministry of the Presidency
• Armed British police arrest man with knives near May’s office
• Trump steps back from brink of killing North American trade pact
• United Airlines reaches settlement with passenger dragged from plane
• In nod to oil industry, Trump to order review of offshore drilling bans
• “End the injustice” pleads Venezuelan official’s son over unrest
• Political will needed to improve circumstan­ces of elderly
• Industrial hemp is one way towards greening economy but the law has to be changed
• No one should be charged or remanded to prison on mere suspicion
• Opportunit­y for innovative startups in the creative and cultural industries
• No confidence in council team named to negotiate with parking meter company
• Hairdresse­rs, beautician­s have to come off the roads -Mayor
• Contracts awarded for Mazaruni prison upgrade
• Bartica boys, backdams and banks
• Judge to rule on parking meter company’s applicatio­n to join proceeding­s
• Deeds Registrar denies fraud allegation­s
• Vendor denies assaulting cop, escaping from custody
• Chief Justice recuses herself from hearing Banks DIH $28B lawsuit against gov’t
• Par enthused at early results
• Rickety bridge poses danger to children attending Dredge Creek schools
• World News Trump spurns Taiwan president’s suggestion of another phone call
• Court upholds life sentence for former Chad ruler Habre
• Venezuelan­s entering Colombia must get migrant card
• There must be a bipartisan probe into Carol Joseph’s access to medication at Fort Wellington Hospital and related issues
• Inspection­s should be stepped up to ensure safe tires
• Accused pirates to face additional murder charges nearly one year after fatal attack
• Work for Palmyra monument stopped after base collapse
• Vinod Khanna: Obituary of a maverick Bollywood hero
• ‘Silence of the Lambs’ director Jonathan Demme dies of cancer
• Essequibo brush...
• F1 drivers unconvince­d by cockpit ‘shield’ proposal
• NBA playoffs
• El Dorado and Hero CPL extend partnershi­p until 2022
• Fellaini sees red as United hold City to 0-0 draw
• Sharapova eases past Makarova into Stuttgart quarters
• Bassarath displeased with Tendulkar stand-naming
• French prosecutor­s investigat­ing 2018, 2022 World Cup awards
• Silvercity Alleys and Valleys edge Block 22 1-0
• National T20 Festival to gauge readiness of Lara Stadium
• Friendlies crucial with late start of league-Lawrence
• IPL Badree flickers, Gayle Marlon Samuels signs flops and RCB lose for Delhi Daredevils
• GCB/Igloo Ice Cream U17 Inter-County Cricket Tournament Essequibo brush aside mighty Demerara by three wickets
• US investor aiming to sink ‘millions’ into envisaged 3,000acre Pomeroon coconut project
• Oil find will not see turning from ‘green economy’ goal, Granger says
• What engine of growth?
• The psychology of fashion
• GraceKenne­dy aims to make a crust in US patty market
• Remittance­s to Caribbean, Latin America up in 2016
• Internatio­nal robotics tourney team’s mission bigger than just competing in Washington – STEMGuyana Coordinato­r
• About the First Global (Robotics) Challenge
• Regional small businesses vulnerable to cybercrime – KPMG Trinidad forum
• Cedella Marley to launch cannabis cookbook
• Stock market updates
• Herdmansto­n Lodge embraces Restaurant Week but proprietor says private sector must be taken more seriously

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