Stabroek News - 2019-10-07

• No going back to Parliament
• Harmon awaiting approval of renunciati­on of US citizenshi­p
• Rice land flooded by salt water may not be usable for two years –Region Five Chairman
• Gov’t seeking nomination­s for 2020 national awards
• Second whistleblo­wer in Trump-Ukraine scandal comes forward -lawyer
• Yovanovitc­h is latest casualty of Trump war on career diplomats
• Ecuador arrests shopkeeper­s, man dies as protests rage
• North Korea doubts U.S. will have alternativ­e plans inside two weeks
• Haughton defiant after ‘love breast’ comment triggers backlash
• Trinidad: Seven blinded by tainted eye injection
• Elevators on East Bank overpasses will prove to be a costly error of judgement
• Youths must now advance their cause to catch the eyes of the political parties
• Senator Rubio’s tweet was not an endorsemen­t of any political party
• Shuman was impressive in New York
• Denied entry to the GECOM training exercise
• Dominica joins Barbados in reinstatin­g visa requiremen­t for Haitians
• Trotman discusses extension of forest project with toshaos council
• No new leads in murder of Festival City man
• PPP in 15-point pitch to toshaos council conference
• Unseasonal rain resulted in late planting by cash crop farmers
• Nandlall challengin­g legality of broadcasti­ng authority board
• Linden Broadcasti­ng Network commission­ed
• -on World Habitat Day
• ExxonMobil distances self from workshop on local policies
• A seasoned political mandarin nicely positionin­g self
• I would argue for investing in education rather than cash
• Shuman’s party deserves a seat at the table as a power-broker
• Food for the Poor Guyana donates 10 nutritiona­l feeding centres to Region 2
• Shami, Jadeja bowl India to 203-run win over South Africa
• Evans’ hat-trick leads Grove Hi Tech past Timehri Panthers `B’
• King’s record ton sends GAW into fifth final
• Knight Riders storm into semifinals

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