Tax rush - Motorists, others try to beat deadline
THERE WAS a last-minute rush yesterday on tax offices throughout the island, as motorists attempted to avoid higher motor vehicle licence fees which take effect today.

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The religious dimension of violence within our culture
AS THE year 2002 draws to a close and we enter the New Year 2003 to face its challenges, it is certain that the monster of crime and violence will continue to be foremost on the nation's agenda.

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NEW YEAR'S MESSAGE 'Recommit and dedicate ourselves to serving our country'
Businessman shot dead by gunmen
Tributes pour in for Hector Wynter
NWU president gives New Year's message
Infant taken away by gunmen

Cable & Wireless plans to extend 'per second'
CABLE & Wireless Jamaica (C&WJ) will be introducing 'per second' billing on its fixed line operations, says president Gary Barrow. But the telecommunications giant first has to get regulatory approval before it can proceed.

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Good luck for 2003
THE dawn of a new year is a time to wish, and particularly to those involved in sports and especially so to those who will be hunting glory for themselves and the country, best wishes for a great 2003.

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FIFA approves grant for JFF
FA gets go-ahead
Garrick injured in accident
Make merry with Satisfier
2003 World Cup squads

Challenge and opportunity
THE HIGHS and lows of 2002 have left challenges and opportunities for the new year. The nation felt pride at a superb achievement in staging the World Junior Games in athletics...

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Three years, four ministers
Turning Jamaica around

Socialising the young
THE EDITOR, Sir: PLEASE ALLOW me to make a few comments on the socialisation of children. That I consider as being at the heart of the dilemma currently facing our country.

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Thanks JPSCo
Thanks BCIC ASSIST
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God and elections

Start the year right don't skip breakfast
I T'S NEW Year's Day and many people will be dusting off last year's long list of resolutions, yet to be fulfilled.

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Going nuts!