By NEIL HARTNELL Tribune Business Editor The Government yesterday confirmed it was "not proceeding" with the $20 million proposal to upgrade and outsource management of the Tonique Williams-Darling Highway landfill to the private sector, even though it acknowledge the site - an "urgent priority" - was presently being "badly supervised". Ronald Thompson, permanent secretary in the Ministry of the Environment, told Tribune Business that the Ingraham administration had "decided not to go in the direction" of accepting either the initial $20 million proposal by Miami-based Cambridge Project Development Inc, or a 'watered down' $8 million version that it ha ...

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