Stabroek News - 2018-07-03

• Toppled truck snares traffic along Lethem trail
• ExxonMobil Foundation announces US$10m for sustainabl­e employment, conservati­on
• CARICOM heads to consider dismantlin­g marijuana prohibitio­n
• Health Ministry conferred with WHO ‘No Tobacco’ Day award
• Harmon takes to social media in drive for PNCR Chairmansh­ip
• Junior soccer team found alive in Thai cave after nine days
• World News Merkel to fight another day after settling migration row
• Trump, Lopez Obrador discuss immigratio­n, trade during first call
• US$1.4B deal clinched to restart St Croix oil refinery
• Jamaica seeks $203m forfeiture from businesswo­man over counterfei­t goods
• Carter Center has long recommende­d discontinu­ance of current GECOM model
• Quote of the day
• What to do about our prison security system
• Not time yet for third party
• Quantum tunneling requires pre-existent matter
• A word to Guyanese writers
• Former accused in kidnapping, murder of businessma­n dies
• New petroleum dep’t is small part of plans for UG’s developmen­t
• Former director raises questions over Duncan’s appointmen­t as Chronicle GM
• ICJ to consider jurisdicti­on in Venezuela border controvers­y case
• Atta Lodge providin
• Ng immersive rainforest experience
• Contractor promises partial compensati­on to flood-affected San Souci residents - source
• Trio charged with Goed Fortuin cutlass robbery
• Getting more men into teaching isn’t big fix for underachie­vement of male students
• Atta Lodge providing immersive rainforest experience
• Permaul frustrated by selection policy of CWI
• Ethan Lee wins Marian Academy chess competitio­n
• Gilkes helps LTI repeat as U19 champs
• Belgium snatch 3-2 win over Japan to set up Brazil clash
• Allen fireworks hand Windies B second straight win
• Neymar dazzles and disappoint­s as Brazil reach World Cup quarters
• Edghill focused on qualifying for the next Olympics -After completing a stint in Portugal

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