Stabroek News - 2018-01-03

• Slow relief from flooding for Canal No. 1
• SWAT commander should be sacked -Ramjattan
• Guyanese woman stabbed to death in NY, husband kills self
• Teachers wage negotiatio­ns delayed
• Iran protests could hurt clerics but Rouhani has most to lose, say insiders
• South Korea offers talks with North ahead of Olympics
• Caricom seeking to be first climate resilient region as rebuilding continues after hurricane devastatio­n -new chairman
• A page in history turns
• Guyana cannot develop natural gas without partnering with an outside investor
• Stability clause in Petroleum Agreement will not cause much future remorse for Guyana
• Our city must be among the worst for lack of regulation, lawlessnes­s and plain stupidity
• The law on rum and noise abuse should be enforced; it is time to return civility to Guyana
• APNU+AFC Councillor has not fulfilled his commitment­s
• Sugar workers despondent over non-payment of severance - GAWU
• Bath Settlement watchman struck dead by bus -driver held
• Public Health Ministry staff, ministers praise God for achievemen­ts
• 2017 gold declaratio­ns below target
• Man found dead at daughter’s home
• Disrupting local politics
• Vendors still to be warned of collapse risk at Charity marketing centre
• Lethem contractor accused in illegal plane landing released on $1M bail
• La Grange man succumbs after New Year’s collision
• City’s solid waste director accused of forcing workers to accept blame for damaging councillor’s car
• PNCR’s Sandra Adams passes away suddenly
• City councillor floats idea of mini used-oil refinery
• Hollywood stars back #TimesUp war on harassment as donations roll in
• Government, opposition assessment­s should be objective
• The seawall bandstand should not be in darkness
• The Public Service College will become a place of excellence
• The future of Guyana is coalition politics
• Bank has not made my US$1,000 available to me
• 2018 marks...
• U.S. blocks MoneyGram sale to China’s Ant Financial
• Venezuela says soldier arrested for killing pregnant woman in line for pork
• U.S. Republican Senator Hatch to retire, opening door for bid by Romney
• Wall Street carries momentum into 2018 as techs climb
• One-legged Egyptian soccer players aim for a league of their own
• India’s winning run under threat from South African green tops
• England desperate for consolatio­n Ashes win in Sydney
• Murray fears for Melbourne after Brisbane withdrawal
• Tough choice to decide African Footballer of the Year
• Radford backs Gayle to overcome conditions
• Rain wrecks Windies hopes as Munro shines
• Archer inspires Hobart to first win
• Smith ‘fine’, Starc set to return for fifth Ashes test
• Lawmen edge Monedderlu­st
• Leonard pours in 25 to carry Spurs over Knicks
• GDF captures Super 16 football crown
• Botofago crowned Upper Demerara football champs

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