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NATION newscast July 14, 2014

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NATION newscast July 14, 2014

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IN TONIGHT’S NEWS:

Over 500 jobs could be created from waste-to-energy plant.

A Trinidadian company plans to expand its reach in Barbados.

Counselling coming for Government workers who were not severed.

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Hilaire bemoans loss of LIAT
St Lucia tourism minister laments the loss of LIAT - FP
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Hilaire bemoans loss of LIAT

Castries – St Lucia tourism minister Dr. Ernest Hilaire said on Thursday that there was...

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U.S. Supreme Court ruling on carbon emissions “disappointing”
Steam rises from Duke Energy’s Marshall Power Plant in Sherrills Ford, North Carolina, in the United States - Reuters
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U.S. Supreme Court ruling on carbon emissions “disappointing”

United Nations – A Supreme Court ruling on Thursday limiting Washington’s authority to reduce...

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Haynes backs Campbell, but wants competition for places
Most Honourable Desmond Haynes, the West Indies lead selector, has recommended CWI gets help from former players to prepare the Windies squad for the T20 World Cup later this year in Australia - FP
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Haynes backs Campbell, but wants competition for places

Lead selector, Most Honourable Desmond Haynes threw his support behind opener John Campbell, and...

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New Grenada Cabinet named
Grenada prime minister, Dickon Mitchell - FP
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New Grenada Cabinet named

St George’s – Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell named an 11-member Cabinet on Thursday, one week...

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Alleyne, O’Neal top in Safari
Chris Armstrong of Shelbury Construction (centre) is flanked by overall winners Leslie Alleyne (right) and Chris O’Neal.  (GP)
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Alleyne, O’Neal top in Safari

Navigational rallying veteran Leslie Alleyne claimed his tenth victory, his eighth as driver, in...

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Another timeline from women’s group
Spokesperson of the Women In Action Network Tempu Nefertari (right) and member Monique Hoyte during the press conference yesterday. (Picture by Shanice King.)
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Another timeline from women’s group

The Women in Action Network has given Minister of Home Affairs Wilfred Abrahams seven days,...

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