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Waldorf: The bills
and spills

Did LTTE mole
kill Reggie?

Sunday September 26, 2004

News
	Ministers warned against foreign trysts
	Pongu-Thamil bound TNA MPs denied Canadian visas
	Fingerprints on passports
	Fuel hikes add fire to CoL
	Rain for few more days
	Lankan diplomat complains against colleagues
	Taboo on beef and pork
	Donations pave the way for Year 1 school admissions
	CWC wants alternative to Kotmale
	Govt. spies all over, says LTTE
	VD scare in K’gala
	Jaffna people yearn for peace, says Ilamparithi
	BIA rocked by human cargo racket
	Police raid lodges in city
	Would-be law student takes question paper to courts
	Scribe sues ANCL for Rs. 5 million
Sports
	Murali wants to play for Lancashire next year
	It’s Calypso again
	Japan-China final promises good fare
	S.Thomas', Ladies drown the rest
	Yorkers, googlies and other sinister manoeuvres
	The importance of technique
	For god's sake let sanity prevail!
	Magnificent performance by Usha
	Lankan Cavaliers off to Chennai for a series of friendly matches
	Kandy SC looks to make it six-in-a-row
Financial Times
	Plantation firms to dig for gems
	Central Bank public awareness campaign on finance companies a success
	Tourist Board denies massive salary hike came from development fund cess
	Crackdown on pyramid scheme outflows
	AG rules SLPA bunkering restrictions unlawful
	Iranian market opens for Ceylon tea
	National carrier's long march to profitability (Comment)
	Many Sri Lankan workers aware of end to MFA
	Challenges faced by the Ceylon tea industry5
	Ethics and corporate performance (Corporate Musings)
	New Colombo port breakwater designs taking shape
	SriLankan doubles profit, China flights may be delayed
Mirror Magazine
	Lessons in life
	Vote for a super star
	Get the ideas moving
	The legend unfolds
	MLTR live in Sri Lanka
	Time to party
	Caring voices

‘Sad to say I’m on my way ... This Sri Lankan soldier who left for the hurricane-devastated Haiti on a UN peacekeeping mission yesterday was choked with emotion as he gave a farewell hug to his little daughter at the Bandaranaike International Airport. Pic by Ishara S. Kodikara.
Columns
	Waldorf: The bills and spills - Political Column
	Did LTTE mole kill Reggie? - Situation Report
	Nothing is permanent; everything changes - 5th Column
	UPFA glows in tax bill triumph - Lobby
	At least impliedly, let's say - this society is skewed! - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Playing pandu in the nation's name - Thoughts from London
	Where the emperor continues to be without clothes - Focus on Rights
Plus
	Stripping the south
	Easy target
	The ISGA according to SL - no halfway house
	Images of a ravaged culture
	The wewa, dagoba and watering hole
	Returning to her roots
	The trio's effort is refreshing (Kala Korner)
	On the border of vast vistas
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Arts
TV Times
	Owen de Abrew felicitated
	‘Karaoke Magic Mike Competition’ at Deli Market
	Feel the spirit ‘Oktoberfest’
	‘Bavathra’ deals with science fiction
	‘Bavathra new experience for TV viewers’- Sunil
	Colonial Rest in Bandarawela
Funday Times
	Queen Anula becomes the ruler
	The early buildings down Galle Face Centre road
	The Little Mermaid
	Young artists

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