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Court blasts Central Bank - Dismisses appeal by Chen Young to free assets
THE CENTRAL Bank came under judicial fire yesterday when the Court of Appeal said it allowed certain irregular procedures to take place in relation to the failed Eagle Merchant Bank and Crown Eagle Life Insurance...


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House approves Political Ombudsman Bill
Cubans in Ja's canefields
Computer training for inmates
Campaign to reduce child pedestrian fatalities launched
Father in GSAT beating for court, again

News


Forbes views 'Taliban' terrain - Promises quick probe into shooting death of 7-y-o boy
POLICE COMMISSIONER Francis Forbes yesterday assured residents of Trac Gate district in Lawrence Tavern, St. Andrew, that investigations into the gun slaying of seven-year-old Romaine Edwards would be...


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Three firms get 'Job Creation' awards from PSOJ
Voters list ready - EOJ
Phillips condemns Alpart fire
More women employed last year
St Mary library service lauded

Business


Ja has the third highest GDP/debt ratio - Standard & Poors
JAMAICA'S DEBT/GDP ratio of 130 per cent is the third highest among sovereigns examined by leading ratings agency Standard & Poors (S&P) according to United States finance analysts Prudential...


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Levy takes Bethell to task over LoJ waiver
FINSAC records net loss of $27 billion
Providing Portmore with the 'Wright'stuff
Jamaica's human development standing increases
Hyacinth Baker - Living her dreams

Sport


Football festival to kick off NPL season
WRAY AND Nephew, new sponsors of the National Premier League, have pulled out all the stops to kick off the 2002/2003 football season with a bang. The season is tentatively set to begin...


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PM offers scholarships for medallists
J'cans enjoy good day
Let's keep the stadium clean

Commentary


Collecting bad debts
DENNIS JOSLIN, the man who heads the Jamaican operations of the US-based collecting agency for the non-performing loans of FINSAC, has some harsh words for the high interest rates policy of the 1990s. Mr. Joslin heads Joslin Jamaica, the local...


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Jamaica deserves better
40 years of what?

Letters


We need a bigger stadium, please
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE IAAF/COCA Cola World Junior Championships in Kingston was a great success and I join in congratulating the organisers.


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Congratulations on the games
Sports over education and health?
Do you know your MP?
Even the very animals despair
Jamaica should take advantage
Wolf in sheep's clothing

Profiles in Medicine


Chubby babies vs slim babies
Round, plump babies, in our culture, will always attract the admiration of adults. "Oh, aren't they fat and healthy-looking," they would say. But are chubby babies really healthier than slim ones? VOICE QUIVERING at the edge...


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Concepts of obesity




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