Lead Stories
Power cuts to continue - Two more weeks of daily outages
DAILY POWER outages being experienced by Jamaica Public Service Company (JPSCo) customers since February will continue for another two weeks, the company said yesterday.

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FINSAC gets go ahead to sell LoJ
NHT owed billions
CD-ROM in the classroom
UWI launches book on gender issues
College of Agriculture career expo on tomorrow

News
Police seek two students after clash
A 17-YEAR-OLD Kingston College student suspected to be involved in Monday`s beating and chopping of Dunoon Technical High student, Gary Edwards, has been missing from home since the incident.

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Mixed reaction to amnesty request
Unions to lobby for contract workers
Statements on Braeton killings ready for DPP
Man shot dead on bus

Business
Grace, Kennedy records strong first quarter results

GRACE, KENNEDY & Company continues to go from strength to strength recording impressive results for the first quarter of the year ending March 31, 2001. The unaudited results of the Group for the period ended March 31, 2001 recorded sales for the...

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Island Grill to benefit from int'l funding

Sport
St. Hugh's reign supreme

ST. HUGH'S retained their Under-19 school girls hockey title with a 3-2 penalty triumph over Wolmer's after an intense battle in the final at the Mona Hockey field yesterday. The score at the end of regulation time was 1-1 with field goals from...

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South Africa cruise to win
STETHS retain crown
Henry rides 300th winner
Jackie Hendriks on the ball

Commentary
CARICOM in Quebec
THE CARICOM delegation entered the Quebec City Summit of the Americas determined to have the position of small economies receive active support that went beyond mere words. And they made a bid for Cuba to be brought to the negotiating table. The...

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The faith advantage
Free trade and democracy
Science and reality

Letters
Letter of the Day Families will suffer under flexi-week
THE EDITOR, Sir: I READ with interest the article regarding flexi-time being considered in Jamaica and am prompted to give you input as someone who has experienced firsthand the downsides of such a proposal.

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'Bogus' protesters?
Homosexuality is a curse
Customs duties and a wheelchair
More republican models needed
Kudos for Adams

Entertainment
Cartoonist Las May gets Wooden Shoe award

GLEANER CARTOONIST Lascelles 'Las' May and Observer's Clovis Brown were honoured with the Dutch Wooden Shoe Award 2001 at the Netherlands National Day on Monday. Governor-General Sir Howard Cooke, presented plaques to both men, while Ambassador of the...

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Crowning beauty

Cornwall Edition
Foreigners in Partner Plan

WESTERN BUREAU: THE INFINITY Partner Plan, one of the few get-rich-quick schemes in Montego Bay that has not gone bankrupt, has spread its operations to include overseas customers, much to the dismay of the local authorities.

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St. James High eliminate Cornwall College
Quick Cash Partner Plan operator yet to be charged
Snapple event to boost local tourism
No-show in Street People case - Hearings to resume June 14 after early adjournment

What's Cooking
Bitter taste of SUGAR
"O NE IN every five people in the Jamaican adult population has diabetes and half of them don't know until problems arise," says Professor Errol Morrison, Chairman of the Diabetes Association of Jamaica.

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Pinza this Italian
Making use of leftover or stale bread

Star Page
It's a Calabar, Glenmuir final

GLENMUIR High will meet Calabar High in the finals of TVJ's Schools Challenge Quiz 2001 next Wednesday. The Clarendon school earn the right to the final when the stopped Kingston College beating them 40 - 36 on Tuesday.

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Unveiling CeCile's Prince Charming
Decline of slack lyrics