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Private bus strike unlikely by S. Selvakumar The threatened strike action of private buses is likely to be put on hold
following fruitful discussions held with Western Provincial Council Chief
Minister Reginald Cooray. Members of the private bus association will meet
with Transport Minister Felix Perera during the course of this week since
the strike issue was addressed to the government.
Alliance still tight-knit - President by Anura Maitipe Although we have different views on several issues all constituent
parties in the United People's Freedom Alliance are well bound and nobody
can split the Alliance, President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga told
the 15th National Convention of the SLFP held at the Youth Services Centre,
Maharagama. LTTE awaits government response by Ananth Palakidnar and Ranga Jayasuriya The head of the LTTE political wing, S. P. Thamilselvan has announced
that the LTTE has accepted the draft prepared by the Norwegian facilitators
for a joint mechanism to deal with the tsunami relief measures. But the
Norwegian peace facilitators said yesterday that they were not informed of
any agreement by the LTTE and ruled out any role of the Norwegians in
drafting the proposals.
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