Caribbean Report 15-07-1996
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1996-07-15
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:43)
2. Europe lists its retaliatory measures against the United States if President Clinton implements the Helms-Burton law. Democratic Congressman Hary Johnston is interviewed and Claire Doyle reports (00:44-04:22)
3. Guyana's President appeals for a billion dollars aid to help relieve flood damage areas. President Cheddi Jagan is interviewed (04:23-07:46)
4. Wednesday would signal a year since volcanic activity began in Montserrat causing some of the residents to relocate to shelters or neighbouring islands. James White, Jr reports (07:47-10:08)
5. St. Lucia's Deputy Prime Minster says a visit to the State prison left him in tears. Louis George is interviewed and Pete Ninvalle reports (10:09-11:57)
6. West Indies cricket team heads to Australia. West Indies fast bowlers Curtley Ambrose and Courtenay Walsh are to be called on as witnesses in a court case involving former England and Pakistan captains Imran Khan and Ian Botham. Paul Newman reports (11:58-15:18)
2. Europe lists its retaliatory measures against the United States if President Clinton implements the Helms-Burton law. Democratic Congressman Hary Johnston is interviewed and Claire Doyle reports (00:44-04:22)
3. Guyana's President appeals for a billion dollars aid to help relieve flood damage areas. President Cheddi Jagan is interviewed (04:23-07:46)
4. Wednesday would signal a year since volcanic activity began in Montserrat causing some of the residents to relocate to shelters or neighbouring islands. James White, Jr reports (07:47-10:08)
5. St. Lucia's Deputy Prime Minster says a visit to the State prison left him in tears. Louis George is interviewed and Pete Ninvalle reports (10:09-11:57)
6. West Indies cricket team heads to Australia. West Indies fast bowlers Curtley Ambrose and Courtenay Walsh are to be called on as witnesses in a court case involving former England and Pakistan captains Imran Khan and Ian Botham. Paul Newman reports (11:58-15:18)