Stabroek News Sunday - 2016-10-30

• US to help with border surveillan­ce - Ramjattan
• Second victim in Moblissa crash identified
• Interim container tax yields $12M in one month
• Tanzanian president tells security forces to pursue wildlife poachers
• Clinton takes on US FBI director in latest email flap
• Tribe vows to fight North Dakota pipeline through winter
• EU, Canada to sign free trade deal after weeks of uncertaint­y
• Venezuela crisis, Colombia peace dominate Latin American summit
• Cabinet and army HQ
• The time has come for leaders to listen to the people
• Government and constituti­onal office holders
• The government should change its line if it is to reduce the crime rate
• Despite public fears, gun crimes on decline – Ramnarine
• Engagement for selection of new Ombudsman to start soon
• If gov’t had choice, Arthur Chung Centre repairs funding would be used elsewhere
• Guyana making advances to compete for support services to Exxon - Trotman
• Flawed airless design forced remedial work at Brickdam lock-up – Ramjattan
• Introducti­on
• Study underway on feasibilit­y of UG business school
• Action needed to address Caribbean cyber security
• Windies hope to break losing drought on final leg of wretched tour
• Perera hits century as Sri Lanka score 317 on opening day
• Mishra takes five as India maul New Zealand to win series
• John, Leal joint winners of Payless 35-lap feature race
• Fifth Annual Courts Pee Wee football Defending champs, West Ruimveldt storm into quarter-finals
• Handy Tips
• Man writes letter to editor about yoga pants; women take to the streets
• Gov’t, opposition clash on budget for constituti­onal bodies
• GRADE SIX SOCIAL STUDIES

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