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Sivaram, much more
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Will millionaires become
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Sunday May 01, 2005

News
	UN rejects LTTE overture
	No Clinton for tsunami summit in Kandy
	Moragoda going to President for SB's release
	Sivaram's body not for LTTE
	AG to sue: Rs. 2 b. claim and counter claim over SLIC deal
	Auditing firm under UN probe
	NCPA wants action on teachers inciting students
	Pricewaterhouse Coopers on tsunami audit and SLIC privatisation deal
	Presidential farewell to Bala
	Sivaram’s final hour
	Don't remain silent in midst of political killings: FMM
	Sivaram, much more than a scribe
	Norway newspapers expose LTTE fund-raising
	Land fraud case: expert's report given to court
	Charge sheets on school heads go to PSC
	Faster and faster to disaster
	New rules for route permits?
	May Day: 5000 police for traffic, crowd control trolt
	Madame selfless, reliable, transparent and uncorrupt
	GMOA wants surgeons’ posts filled, health sector strengthened
Financial Times
	Central Bank on GoldQuest trail again
	Parate law judgment impacts on 20-30 other cases
	An environmentally-friendly entrepreneur
	SEC probes strange price hikes in low valued stocks
	Vanik sells two subsidiaries
	Govt. will not accept conditions at Development Forum
	Big stink in stock market
	Slow growth cause of unemployment - WB report
	Need for Presidential Commission
	From wood waste to chip board
	Public warned against buying foreign exchange with rupees
	Requirements for a good manager
	Sathosa privatisation: Bad management, not political interference
	JKH total payout for financial year ’05 tops Rs 1 bln
	IT work force 20,000-strong and growing
Sports
	CH douse Havelocks fire
	Cricketers caught up in a wrangle... but the wagon moves on
	Army girls do it for the third time
	No mercy for Air Force
	Sri Lanka Tennis bosses stick to their guns
	Artillery Regiment, Women's Corps 3 emerge champions
	Inaugural Sri Lanka - Philippines dual boxing meet on May 6, 8
	Seevali Ratnapura poised to take boxing Trophy
	Crooked plugs in straight holes
	Quo Vadis Rugby
	Games in Malaysia
	Intense focus on players
	Old Zahirians - experiencing the rough and tumble
Mirror Magazine
	Monday madness
	Monkeys are back on track...
	Youth for international understanding
	To make the world a better place

Slain journalist Sivaram’s daughters Vaishnavi and Vaitheki and son Seralathan placing flowers on their father’s body when it was brought home to their Ratmalana residence yesterday. Pic by Gemunu Wellage.
Columns
	JVP chip chip Cooray - Political Column
	Schools have principals but politicians have no principles - 5th Column
	Battle of Baghdad — a la Algiers- inside the glass house
	Will millionaires become billionaires? - Situationa Report
	Workers' rights and employment gains - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Over here some want a third term too- Thoughts from London
	Paying the price of being intolerably controversial - Focus on Rights
	A murder that our social conscience cannot take - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
Plus
	‘I sas it coming I shut my eyes’
	Rare happening
	Now there’s only him
	When you drink hot tea, do you remember James Taylor?
	Man behind the face in the hall of fame
	An-ex policeman's tsunami housingdrive
	In the transport sector, it's the future today
	Recognising three scholar monks *(Kala Korner)*
	Has May Day lost its significance?
	Wake up to a chirpy sound
	A monk’s example
	Flame ablaze
	Arugam Bay hoteliers all at sea
	A tribute to a lost generation
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciation
	Books
	Arts
TV Times
	Cranford Holiday Bungalow: Place for leisure and excursions
	Thomian ‘Golden Oldies -Sing Along Nite’
	‘Jayasri in Concert’ in Paris for tsunami victims
	Vasantha Obeysekere film festival on Rupavahni
	New York Gangs clash in Colombo
Funday Times
	The services rendered by King Mahasen
	An unusual sight at Nanu Oya Falls
	Gifts for a daughter

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