Stabroek News - 2018-03-05

• Life begins to return to normal for West Dem residents
• Gov’t wants no debt shackle with new bridge
• Post of Police Commission­er should be advertised - Ramkarran
• Melanie Damishana octogenari­an fatally struck down by minibus
• China boosts defence spending amid military modernisat­ion
• Italy vote points to stalemate with 5-Star in ascendancy
• S.Korea delegation to depart for Pyongyang
• French minister to lay out concerns on ballistics, regional role in Iran visit
• No family ties to judge
• Principals push back
• Sale of Wales Estate lands
• Gov’t needs a rational, coherent plan for oil sector
• ExxonMobil agreement should be renegotiat­ed before new deals with other companies
• Petrobras should be awarded one of the oil blocks
• Time to act on transformi­ng the country
• The lease of 441 acres is larger than the Ogle Airport Inc initial proposal
• What March 13 should mean for Grenada’s next general elections
• The ExxonMobil advertisem­ent
• Region Four Science and Arts Fair opens today at Diamond Secondary
• Tokyo’s Master Plan geared towards future energy needs – Minister Trotman
• David Hinds sees political reasons behind creation of Dep’t of Energy
• Guyana has to invest oil revenues in renewable energy
• Polish men break world indoor 4x400m relay record
• Williams’ silver, Lendore’s bronze follow up history-making Thomas
• Swinging Starc moves Australia one wicket from victory
• Tiger Bay, Future Stars remain unbeaten in Petra Futsal c/ships —Alfred nets helmet trick; Newton scores hat trick for Tiger Bay
• Uitvlugt whip Cummings Lodge 11-2 in Milo Schools football
• Scotland defeat Afghanista­n in opening day upset
• Taylor shines but Windies narrowly miss out
• Roger Bannister, first sub four-minute miler, dies aged 88

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