Stabroek News - 2016-01-14

• No new vendors
• Sam Hinds, Teixeira, others quizzed over NICIL audit findings
• Teens charged with murdering Bush Lot couple
• Spanish oil company asks again for more time
• U.S. targets money laundering in all-cash home sales in Miami, Manhattan
• Venezuela opposition seeks to unblock congressio­nal deadlock
• Myanmar’s Suu Kyi avoids “rocking boat” with military ahead of handover
• Iran frees U.S. sailors swiftly as diplomacy smoothes waters
• United States criticizes St Lucia over alleged extra-judicial deaths
• Connecting the dots
• Sugarcane farmers have been able to achieve excellent results in the field
• What is in the ‘fogging’ spray?
• Sugar workers earnings data was misreprese­nted
• Citizens should form community policing groups
• Guyanese should say ‘well done’ to the police force
• Submission of Guyana Bar Associatio­n not reflected in Anti- Terrorism and Terrorist-Related Activities Bill 2015
• Convicted North Sophia thief caught stealing again, fined
• Helena woman’s death being treated as murder
• Judge’s husband says home invasion occurred hours before planned trip to US
• Mother testifies to seeing daughter shot in head by accused
• Autopsy on French yachtsman points to suicide
• Tucville man found guilty of dangerous driving that resulted in cyclist’s death
• Water woes at Mabaruma Hospital to ease following GWI deal
• Bartica miner allegedly found with sub-machine gun granted bail
• Falkland Islands reps meet Granger, optimistic of support
• Mayor says contractor had no permission to cut Brickdam trees
• GWI tackling sludge problem on Irving St
• Diamond residents say roads continue to be neglected
• Two legal, political truths diminished in Ram’s letter
• The military should never be involved in spying on civilians
• Members of the security services and community policing groups should not stand in local government elections
• Local government elections is the time for they outh to take up leadership positions
• Ethiopia scraps plan for capital area that sparked protests
• South Korea calls for ‘bone-numbing’ sanctions on North for nuclear test
• U.S. to expand refugee program for Central Americans fleeing violence
• Ancient tools show mysterious humans occupied Indonesian island
• Small business owners benefit from product promotion training
• Thunder anxious to secure Russell’s talents for next season
• Soccer’s scandal-plagued FIFA dumps its once-powerful secretary general
• Coe denies Russian doping was covered up
• Kenya’s Kiplagat seeks $1 mln in prize money lost to drugs cheats
• Brathwaite, Carter help Pride stifle feisty Americas
• Jones in discussion with Minister Henry over Community Developmen­t Project funding
• Providence Stadium to be renamed this year
• -says Lawn, table tennis to be introduced into schools curriculum this year
• Volcanoes defeat Guyana Jaguars by two wickets in thriller

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