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	NOVEMBER 1999 Fisheries Officials Count the Cost of Hurricane Lenny at $162,000 St. Lucia Supports Re-election of FAO Director General UWI looks into Earth Movement at Black Mallet & Maynard Hill National Building Code Reaches Final Draft St. Lucia is H.Q. for New CIDA Project Mandatory Code of Practice for Frozen Foods St. Lucia Moves to Modernise its Banana Industry Independence 2000 - Logo and Theme Selected Impact of Hurrican Lennie On St. Lucia's West Coast Lenny Wrecks Havoc on the Town of Soufriere Black Mallet to be Declared a Disaster Area Young People Must Show Respect for War Veterans Two Member Task Force Examines Legal Services Commission Saint Lucia on Target for Natural Disaster Reduction Programme A New Approach to Manufacturing Coming Soon! Public Servants Observe CSA Week 1999 A Home for Victims of Domestic Violence 1999 ARC The Biggest Ever Ministry of Tourism Launches Heritage Sites Around The Island St. Lucia Hits it off at UNESCO Conference Major Changes in Health Sector ... Coming Soon! PM Congratulates National Trust Youth Club on Successful Clean-up Exercise PM Invites LIAT Staff to Emergency Meeting on Airline’s Future
	OCTOBER 1999 House to Meet Tuesday Lucian Lawyers Urged to Sensitize Public to Fraternity's Operations No More Pirating! Visitor Harassment on the Decline According to Latest Figures Government Seeks Two Emergency CDB Loans for Black Mallet More Needs to be Done for the Elderly Let's Stop Gender Based Violence Rural Women to be given Greater Recognition OECS Intellectual Property Task Force Formed CDC Residents want to Buy Apartments A Face Lift for Castries Agriculture Minister promises Better assistance to MVDP Farmers Nominations to be Announced for Ste. Lisi Par Excellence Awards 9th Conference of Spouses of Heads of State Adopts Plan of Action The New Testament "Kweyol Version" Ministry of Agriculture to Break Ground on Abattoir Come January 2000 EU to Fund Institutional Review of Agriculture Ministry Fundamental Changes to be Made to St. Lucia Marketing Board Statement by Tourism Minister on EC Express Eastern Caribbean Express to begin Operating out of St. Lucia in 2000 Banana Farmers to Benefit from Concessions Again Teacher Appreciation Day '99 Caribbean to Embark on a Joint Marketing Strategy
	SEPTEMBER 1999 Task Force Spearheads Education Strategy Forign Minister Address UN Assemble for Review of Developing States WECAFC Meeting Highlights Need for Greater Cooperation A.C.P. Caribbean Region Begins W.T.O. Seminar Strategic Planning Workshop for National Conservation Authority New School Term to Start on Tuesday, September 07 St. Lucia to Host Caribbean Common Market Customs Meeting
	AUGUST 1999 VFort gets Major Fisheries Facility by March 2000 Labour Ministers Proceeding On Annual Leave Customs Amnesty Drawing To A Close Prime Minister Announces Senate Changes New Homes for Shanty Town Residents as Hotel Development Planned for Vieux Fort Caribbean Court of Appeal To Be Established by 2002 St. Lucia Observes Quarantine Awareness Day Outgoing Chinese Ambassador Applauded by St. Lucian Government Banana Dispute Affecting the Lives of Caribbean People US Says in Favour of Prefential Treatment for Caribbean Bananas Standards Council To Execute Series Of Standard Seminars OECS Statement on Second Engagement between OECS & Cable and Wireless Improving Solid Waste Management Creole Bible Coming National Youth Policy by April 2000
	MAY 1999 St. Lucia's Financial Services Sector
	MARCH 1999 Castries Central Releases Video & CD as Confort 2000 Continues NRDF Opens Accounting Centre for Small Business Entreprises Health Reform Consultation on Track St. Lucia Hosts 13th ECDS Technical Advisory Meeting Victoria's Friends Come to Her Rescure Prospectus for Architectural Heritage Exhibition PM’s Official Residence Open for School Visits from May 1 Government & Public Sector Unions to Conclude Negotiations PM for St. Vincent Banana Summit Saint Lucia Explores New Trade and Investment Opportunities Dialogue Begins on National Cultural Policy Users of Market Facilities Warned .... Pay Up or Else! Legal Fraternity Examines C.A.T. System Wasa's Corpratisation to Benefit the Economy Save the Environment - A Cry from Commonwealth Youth Leaders Gender Approach to Development on Women's Day Deadline for Registration of Companies Under New Act New Telecommunication Process for the OECS Setting Standards for Early Childhood Services Small Business Owners to Benefit from New Accounting Centre Reflections on the Status of CARICOM Women Portugal's Ambassador Presents Credentials St. Lucia & Martinique Move to Strengthen Trade Links Deputy PM Leads Lucian Delegation to CARICOM Heads Meeting Log Removal Project Comes on Stream PM Head’s Tourism delegation to the UK UWI Opens New Distance Ed. Facility ... but at what cost?
	FEBRUARY 1999 Regional Education Change Management Seminar Held Here CARE Launches Appeal St. Lucia Hosts Conference on Small States 5,000 TO GO OFF TAX ROLL
	JANUARY 1999 National Committee to Monitor Charter of Civil Society Restoration of Constitution Park St. Lucia Celebrates Nobel Laureate Week St. Lucia Holds Consultation on Telecommunications Reform New Unemployment Figures Released PM to Visit Cuba as St. Lucia Prepares for Castro PM Begins Tour of Constituencies this Weekend OECS Heads Meet in Dominica Government to Abolish Phone Tax in March Water Resource Campaign to Continue in 99' The ENCORE Experience Financial Management Reform for the Public Service Inland Revenue to Administer Property Tax from April Laurent to Serve for Another 2 Years A Call to Action Let's Hear It For Sister Claire John Antoine Turns Pro
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