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 Under a pol-
 Sannounced
 hiig last month,
 d New York
 State
 Democratic
 Governor
 Eliot Spitzer
says he will issue driver's
licenses to Caribbean and
other immigrants without
regard to immigration status,
page 2.

 Jamaica's
 Veronica
 Campbell
 overcame a
 serious leg
 injury to
 again prove
 she's one of
 the best ever
 athletes
 from the
 Caribbean,
shining at the recent IAAF
World Championships of
Athletics, page 11.


 Congress-
 woman
 Yvette D.
 Clarke, who
 is backed by
 "A a strong
 Caribbean
 immigrant
 constituency
 in New York,
 is urging
 United States
President George W. Bush to
pull U.S. troops out of Iraq and
send them back home to their
families, page 19.


ALLOUT
 Despite frenzied efforts to get passports
 Sfor United States citizens, and belated
 protests by Caribbean tourism
 organizations, the mandatory
 passport re-entry requirement
 went into effect this year.
 Did it help or hurt the
 lucrative flow of U.S.
 visitors to the
 rilean?, page 15.


Man on a

mission k ,


~ Caribbean-born
engineer Glenn Chin
heads a NASA team
that will deliver
'Harmony' to outer
space and expand
international access
there, page 2.


 INSIDE
News.................... 2 Local ................... 14 Politics ................. 18 Sport ................... 22
Viewpoint................ 9 Tourism/Travel .......... 15 Region .......... .....20 Cargo & Freight.......... 23
Health .................. 13 Business ................ 17 Arts/Entertainment ....... 21 Feature ................. 25


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