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Sunday June 06, 2004


News
	UPFA launches ‘Ops 113’ to woo MPs
	Two guards killed as gunman strikes
	Trouble again at J'pura, student slain
	LTTE continues to recruit children - UNICEF
	No help from SLFEB for Saudi victim, says family
	Security outnumbers people
	Govt. to counter high oil prices
	Company stops re-sale of outdated food products
	Imminent purge in BOI
	Soldier shoots sergeant and self
	No doctor, but date with death
	Tigers set to organise more protests over journalist's killing
	BASL expresses concern over President's Counsel appointments
	Land a blow
	OPA: Don't allow foreigners to buy land in little Lanka
	BACK WITH A STING
	Woo India: LTTE tells TNA MPs
	Right of reply - Pakistan High Commission
Financial Times
	Government gets economy going
	Hemas in hotels, pharmaceutical expansion
	Rajaratnam biggest individual shareholder in JKH, Hayleys
	Yatawara to steer Hayleys on same course as Mendis
	Govt. backs down after HSBC threatens to shift investment
	Reduced ads urged during children's TV programmes-study
	Port terminal, bunkering boost JKH profits
	Virtusa raises $20m additional capital
	Sri Lankan pineapple-best in the world
	Quest for easy money (Comment)
	Who should lead whom? (Random thoughts)
	Regnis threatened by FTA fridge tax breaks (Feature)
	Malwatte Valley hints at big dividend (Feature)
	Strategic alliances with the private sector (Interview)
	MNCs - bane or boon for development? (Point of View)
	Customs probes under-invoicing, e-card rackets (Special Assignment )
Sports
	Kandy stunned
	SLC to ask ICC to permit the doosra
	Gloom and doom for CH and FC
	Wesley reign supreme
	Balasuriya spells out new lease of life for basketball
	Under 23 Division I tourney gets underway this week
	The right man for the right job
	National selectors should be present at all matches - Kumar Rodrigo
	Suntel wOw -C’hips with a difference
	Lankan rugby must emulate Thai’s

UPFA launches ‘Ops 113’ to woo MPs A shaken Deputy Minister Sripathi Suriyaarachchi talking to supporters who gathered at his Kelaniya office after yesterday’s noon attack that killed two of his bodyguards. Pic by Dinuka Liyanawatte.
Columns
	Presidency or peace – Chandrika the Third, or what? - Political Column
	Drifting away from peace? - Situation Report
	A lesson in addition and subtraction - 5th Column
	Hot air like - the rise and rise of Harima P - Political Sketchbook
	Foreign Minister’s extradition crisis - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Policy uncertainty puts economy on backburner - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Media should stop playing god - Thoughts from London
	Affirming a state duty of care - Focus on Rights
	Unpaid debts, sexual abuse charges an enigma for UN peacekeeping - inside the glass house
	Stay back order - Jungle Telegraph
Plus
	Killer Roads
	Stimulating the senses
	A meal with a view
	Care for those who dare
	Happily ever after...
	Presenting the D.R. Wijewardene
	Peace process: The essence lost in Babel of words
	Those rich Kiwi wines
	A hundred voices - what an impact! (Kala Korner by Dee Cee)
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Arts
TV Times
	Janaki, the livewire of the Lilacs
	‘Cheers’: Typical British style pub at Colombo Plaza
	Sam’s musical ‘Magic and Mayhem’ at the Wendt
	Rajini makes comeback with ‘Jaggubhai’
	Sonia Dissa’s colleagues fete her
	‘NFC should control film distribution’- Vasantha
	The Green Ogre returns
Mirror Magazine
	The saints come together
	Piano and Drums
	Whimsical weddings
	A lesson in being Earnest
	Golden memories
Funday Times
	The Armoury at Vessagiri
	A guru-gola battle for supremacy
	Sri Lankan Airlines adopts school
	Employees of Parliament

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