Stabroek News - 2018-02-14

• Six more arrested, cars seized
• Two charged with murdering money changer
• Jamaica Cabinet reaffirms separation of powers in responding to judges
• Israeli police recommend bribery charges against Netanyahu
• Guatemala arrests ex-president, Oxfam chairman in graft probe
• Valentine’s Day
• Stoppage of water last Saturday at Cotton Tree was an isolated case
• Compassion for Venezuelan­s in need infinitely preferable
• Fossil fuels: in danger of losing our way
• Central High closure on hold -Education Ministry
• Restoratio­n drive responsibl­e for city’s delay in remitting NIS, GRA payments - Treasurer
• Second man charged with causing woman’s death in Diamond road accident
• Over 600 Mashramani vending spots still available -M&CC
• City to extend garbage fee consultati­ons due to low turnout
• GPOC to launch awareness campaign for increased use of mailboxes
• No 43 channel cleared, Corentyne fishers can navigate
• City announces vacant council seat -by-election is next step
• App unveiled for Grade Six pupils
• There is little room for argument about severance to retrenched ...
• Earlier letter was intended as encouragem­ent
• Four Buxtonians awarded Tchaiko Kwayana scholarshi­ps for science studies at UG -to mark Internatio­nal Day for Women and Girls in Science
• WI to play at Lord’s for hurricane relief
• Future Stars, Back Circle dismissed on Upset Monday
• Walton slams 169 off Hurricanes second highest ever in the Super50 Cup
• Eastman looks to add LFS Burnham title to collection
• Crawford elected to lead Cricket Umpires Council
• -Barbados Pride book semi-final place
• For the love of Guyanese film
• Ministry, GPOC exploring pension payouts through banks -Hughes

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