NATION Newscast October 1, 2015
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 on October 1, 2015

NATION Newscast October 1, 2015

Article by BARBADOS NATION

IN TONIGHT’S HEADLINES:

Teachers threaten action over lack of appointments.

Sea egg catches are already on the streets.

And Bajan Super Bowl winner on drug charges.

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