19th July 1998

• PC polls: Ranil calls off UNP campaign
• 'Mr. Fernando not involved in Rajiv murder'
• Prelates call for unity among Sinhalese
• MP's bodyguard in temple antics
• UNP backs unified command move
• Rain not going away

• We wonder
• They just vanished
• Historic rock cave mosque
• How Tigers prey on cubs
• Living high on the hog, if you ask me! - A view from the hills
• Gem of a find
• Musical triumph
• Flying with a Defenceless Minister
• Listen, listen, listen
• Cholera: control thru' co-operation
• "I'll never be knocked out"
• Cleared for take off
• The great land grab
  - Studio Times Part 11
• Letters to the editor

• Sri Lanka crumbles but Aravinda redeems pride
• Captain's innings - match lost
• Colombo Ladies win easily
• CCC School of Cricket win
• Women's cricket tour to S'pore, Japan ?
• Will the Board agree to Roshan's request?
• Two victories for Maris Stella
• Nalaka's golden toe gives CR&FC victory
• Army SC go down fighting
• Seetha Devi, St Anthony's are joint hockey champs
• Easy win for Swarnamali
• Tobacco through in thriller
• Fast pitches will produce top fast bowlers, says Kumar
• Arjuna, Aravinda to keep posts till World Cup
• Cager final today
• WP, CP, NCP win one discipline each
• Horse racing meet at N' Eliya in August
• Melder now coaches a celestial team
• Rover pinpoints
• Duncan White is gone, but will be long remembered
• Mid-Summer Windsurfing Championships on July 26
• Lankan gymnast tries for gold in Olympics
• Ruchira Palliyaguru needs consideration
• Madras Boat Club beats Colombo

• Nobel winners reach out to blasted lives
• Rape and killing of pregnant girl shocks Dehiwela
• We are sick of promises, we'll fight to the end - Anniversary pledge by July strikers
• Cholera: watch the festive fair
• UN award for young Lankan cartoonist
• Customs busts bag racket
• Carry on doctor - sex in hospital
• Helping hand for Samanmalee
• Susanthika left in the lurch
• Lankan refugee now sells Canadian citizenship
• Your daily bread 'pus paan' - Hard, too moist and infested with weevils; consumers may hit us, say bakers
• CRM asks, where's the commission?
• Doctors to strike again - War hospitals in crisis
• Paksitan tells Lanka to mediate
• 50th anniversary of Faculty of Law
• Body in bath tub murder
• Boom, boom for whom?
• Graduates go to job market
• Market bomb hits Negombo's fish business
• Tribute to Andrew Cooray
• Weevil-infested pulses unloaded in port
• Promises forgotten and residents suffer
• The rains reigned but they all came to school
• Top ten: wait at least another fortnigh - From the blue corner
• SSO succour for child victims of political violence
• The last of an era
• Customs sells 250 seized vehicles
• Commission says 'sorry' to Cooray
• Reggie agrees to COPE request
• Foreign lotteries: don't get tempted by them
• 'We cannot treat them like Sri Lankans' — French leader
• Generals vs. journalists: the next war coverage could be live
• Recognizing some valuable lessons - The Krishanthi case in retrospect
• An anniversary that Lake House won't celebrate
• Last Rites over lost rights
• Ethnic hatred : Of Vested Interests and Warfare

• Kama Sutra for health and 'eternal love'
• Foreign banks to publish accounts?
• Trade pushes Colombo as biggest International centre
• Grain Elevators joins the queue
• Tougher laws for regulation
• Mind Your Business
• State meddling makes bad banking
• Barclays boss calls for more investment in banking
• Everyone's a millionaire at Millennium
• Industrial Relations Forum
• Business Diary
• BDM cricket shop opens in Dehiwala
• New look Caltex has three aims
• Tuticorin to expand port facilities
• Hongkong Bank builds cohesive image
• Thai comes on top again
• Standard Bank's treasurers poll
• The two groups of non–tangible investments

• All in the mind - Kenny's World
• Struggle for liberty
• Fashion came alive
• Needle Point on canvas
• Harry says cheese
• Junior Times