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The Organisation of Parents and Family Members of the Disappeared held a ceremony to commemorate persons who disappeared in the Northern and Southern conflicts at the Ahinsakaramaya (The National Monument for Disappeared) at Sri Jayawardhanapura, Kotte yesterday. Here parents and relatives of disappeared persons placing floral tributes at the monument. 
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President, PM discuss peace process

by Ranga Jayasuriya

President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe yesterday held extensive discussions on the peace process at the President House. A top Presidential aide said the three hour meeting focused mainly on matters concerning the peace process and the Government's position on the LTTE proposals.
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Offshore oil exploration on way

by Rashomi Silva

Sri Lanka will launch another effort to strike oil early next year, Power and Energy Ministry sources said. The Ministry has given the go-ahead to Australian and Norwegian investors for the exploration of oil off the Lankan coast, the sources said. Two investors have already carried out extensive research in this regard.
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Land Ownership Bill: 

SC to determine Constitutionality

by Wasantha Ramanayake

The Land Ownership Bill should be rejected illumine on the face since it was inconsistent with the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution submitted Presidents Counsel Wijayadasa Rajapakse before the Supreme Court yesterday, when the Bill was argued before the court to determine its constitutionality.
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Patriotic people must unite to save country - President

by Lionel Yodhasinghe

Patriotic people from all walks of life should forget their petty differences and unite at least for a short time at this crucial juncture in a bid to save the country, President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga said.
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