News from the Cayman Islands for
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Issue No. 628 Monday, 5 April 2004
Hospital CEO Gone
 Chief
Executive Officer Michael Elliott left employment of the Health Services
Authority (HSA) last Wednesday, although the circumstances of his departure
remained a mystery through press time. As of last Friday evening,
Minster of Health Services, the Hon Gilbert McLean, was only in a position to
confirm that Mr Elliott had in fact left the HSA as of 31 March and that
Deputy Director of Health Services Eloise Reid had been appointed Acting CEO...
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Quincentennial Books Arrive
 The
full shipment, consisting of 2,800 copies, of the Quincentennial coffee table
book arrived in Cayman last Friday ready for distribution in local bookstores
and retail outlets. Under the guidance of Quincentennial Executive
Director Angela Martins, The Year of Our Celebration is the fruit of many
months of hard work from the combined efforts of the Cayman Net News team and
the Quincentennial Celebrations Office. Production Director, Desmond
Seales, paid tribute to his staff
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Lower International Rates From Cable & Wireless
With the liberalisation of the
telecommunications industry being fully completed on 1 April, Cable & Wireless
(C&W) has announced new rate reductions on international calls rates for its
fixed line customers...
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Education agreement signed
 The
signing of a strategic, long-term agreement between the Ministry of Education,
Human Resources and Culture, and the computer company, IBM, took place on
Monday 29 March. Included in the agreement is the ITALIC initiative...
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Parmalat administrator says Bank of America was fully aware of financial distress
Parmalat's government-appointed
administrator has accused Bank of America of knowing about the dairy group's
financial distress before its crisis was made public and of using that
information to position itself ahead of other creditors, Reuters reports...
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Person of the Day - Cathy Richardson
 Sticking
your face in whipped cream might not seem like the perfect job, but for Cathy
Richardson it is. She works as the Morritt’s Resort’s Children’s Activity
Director. “I’ve been Barney, I can make balloon animals, I’ve been a
clown and I do games; kids are my passion.” Dogs are a close second on
Cathy’s list of passions, so it comes as no surprise that she founded and
directs the Cayman Islands Annual Dog Show...
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