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Sunday May 2, 2004


News
	Oslo wants UPFA assurance in writing
	FM to meet Powell in Washington
	CWC to stage token strike over Kandapola killings
	JVP damns World Bank funds
	LTTEer killed in blast
	Devolution along with constitutional reforms - SLMC
	UPFA in massive May Day show, but views differ
	Lunar eclipse on Poya day
	No repeat of UNF's errors: Amunugama
	Final decision on UNF bigwigs after Vesak
	Fight against poverty also newsworthy: Kofi Annan
	First Cabinet briefing upstaged
	Rewarding loyalty
	SLFP to get new party headquarters
	Alliance seeks new economic policy
	Post polls not so peaceful
	Battle over ballot paper continues
Financial Times
	No reckless state spending-PBJ
	No petroleum price hike yet
	Row over mini-hydropower price
	Question mark over fertiliser subsidy
	A substantial contribution (Comment)
	Private sector major revenue contributor to govt.-CCC
	Evaluating the performance of your company
	Unravelling the ISO certification riddle
	Coke rejects closure rumours
	Of communication, 'kaduwa' and dangers of alienation (Random thoughts)
	Information Communications Technology
Sports
	Police sees the blues
	Top seed Aussies go down to India
	Lipton Cup Regatta
	Big boost for Archery Association
	Japan player in charge of SLTA's junior development programme
	Wheelchair tennis to get push-up
	Doosra: ICC vs Scientists
	Mahanama makes debut as ICC referee
	Dr. Thurai wins Hitachi Golf Classic
	'Murali World Record Campaign' in full swing

The JVP's May Day rally yesterday targeted its current enemy - the Buddhist monks of the Jathika Hela Urumaya. JVP cadres carry the symbol of the JHU with front pages of the 'Sporting Star' bookie paper pasted and a Tiger tail attached to it . Pic by Gemunu Wellage.
Columns
	Government vows to stay and dig in to govern - Political Column
	Peace process bogged down in more questions - Situation Report
	WW: Remember people have forgotten your past - 5th Column
	Parliament and other monkey business - Political Sketchbook
	A political culture that makes you throw up - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Finance Minister's tough task - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Falling off the edge of doom - Thoughts from London
	Malaysia sees unity in diversity - Focus on Rights
	Booming guns and vanishing foreign aid - inside the glass house
	Lot to learn - Jungle Telegraph
Plus
	Master of meditation
	An act of compassion
	The truth of the matter
	Unfinished business at Tantrimale
	A ‘Fab’ celebration
	Hurting inside
	A belief in the oneness of man
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
TV Times
	‘Aaratie’ deals with social taboos
	Anil, Maria and Sarana on Avurudu tour
	Neil’s dramatic entry into cinema
	Awaragira for a short release
	One more feather for Ira Mediyama
	New role for Washington
Mirror Magazine
	Stick by stick
	Monkey business
	Peace through beauty
	What book is this?
Funday Times
	King Valagamba
	Tradition continues: Moonstones in Polonnaruwa
	Vesak Vesak Vesak
	Vesak – the thrice blessed day

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