Stabroek News - 2019-12-18

• Cops vow to bring killer of athletics coach to justice
• GECOM to verify ‘new registrant­s
• Sheriff St road expansion project to resume
• On eve of expected impeachmen­t, Trump lashes out at Pelosi, Democrats
• Help others or go bust, migrant billionair­e tells big business
• Angola retrieves more than $5 bln in stolen assets amid crackdown on graft
• Scaling new heights
• Sugar industry contribute­d US$1.6B in levy over 29 years and deserves support now
• Youths need to continue to rise to the challenge and work hard
• There must be a united position on how we manage our oil resources
• Strategy agreed by Dept of Energy could risk anywhere from US$5 to US$15+ per barrel
• Tuschen man alleges police brutality during arrest over screwdrive­r
• Cops accused of beating, burning teen suspected of breaking into their home
• Audit office to review sale of first oil cargoes
• UK firm working on auditing of Exxon’s pre-contract charges
• Linden man found guilty of raping child twice
• ‘Lola Doll’ found guilty of assaulting fellow make-up artist
• Two RUSAL employees shocked while doing maintenanc­e in mines
• Counterfei­ting trial reassigned after magistrate’s recusal
• Stabroek News prepared to publish names of Integrity Commission defaulters free of cost
• GAWU credit union records surplus...
• Butcher’s passing shocks Guyana
• Fit-again Russell unable to prevent Royals defeat
• Boxers, coaches for three-month stint in Cuba ahead of Olympic Qualifiers
• Hope stresses roles as Windies eye historic series win
• Real and Barca braced for unusual security steps ahead of ‘Clasico’
• Maxwell, Stoinis left out as….
• Butcher belongs in ‘Hall-of-Fame’
• Siddle called into Australia squad for second NZ test
• Guyana wraps up negotiatio­ns on air services pacts with eight countries
• Audited statements among new requiremen­ts for renewal of broadcast licences

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