Issue No. 539 Wednesday, 26 November 2003
Cayman NGOs Refute UK
 A
local coalition of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) have refuted
the recent claim of UK Minister Bill Rammell that the
UK is not bound to United Nations Resolution 1541 because it did
not vote for the measure.
The NGOs assert that the UK was a member of a Special Committee
that developed and unanimously recommended the 12 principles for self-determination, which
make up Resolution 1541... read
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Young Martial Artists Help C&W Launch
Hiptop
 Cable
& Wireless officially launched their all-in-one communications
device called “Hiptop” last Saturday .The handheld Hiptop allows for Web browsing, e-mail,
instant messaging and telephone communications...
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Security guard in stabbing drama
Detectives
are investigating the stabbing of a supermarket security guard after
he stopped someone for allegedly shoplifting... read
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Growing communities park opens in North
Side - Dedicated to local resident
 The
Jarold Smith Park officially opened during a fun-filled family-friendly
day in North Side's Hutland last Saturday. Distinguished guests attending the opening ceremony included the
Hon McKeeva Bush, Dr the Hon Frank McField,
North Side MLA Edna Moyle, and Mrs
Ariane Dart... read
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Person of the Day - Jewel Smalldon
Great-grandmother, Jewel Smalldon, has spent
a lot of her life overseas. Her husband David's position in the
army brought them to Germany, Malta and the UK. "I'm like the
salt of the sea," she said. Describing herself as a “people person” Mrs Smalldon enjoys
her part-time job with the Port Authority. “I just love meeting
and talking with people,” she added.” ... read
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