Gov't moves to protect guards
THE MINISTRY of Labour and Social Security says it will be tightening its regulation of the island's security companies, many of which have been accused of victimising security guards, including paying them below the minimum wage.

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Gov't spends $200 million on bridges
MINISTER OF Transport and Works, Robert Pickersgill, says the government was currently spending $200 million to repair 40 bridges around the island.

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Patterson and his arrogant bunch
History of parliamentary salaries - Part Three
National Cultural Policy almost ready for Cabinet
People's Progressive Party fields candidate for Linstead
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National Health Programme to be launched soon

Windies win in style
PRETORIA: ALL IS well that ends well, and for the once mighty West Indies that was simply the case yesterday when they survived a devastating...

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Hooper slams pacers
C'bar take three at Gibson
Ja dump WI B

The Mussolini connection
WE FREQUENTLY remind ourselves that most of the present Jamaican population have only the vaguest knowledge of World War II and the historical personalities who were a part of it; but, given his age, we presume that the Most Honourable P.J. Patterson...

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Selecting a secondary school
Weather for leather
Prof Everard Barton - a quiet hero

Try police training for some soldiers
THE EDITOR, Sir: A QUESTION on our minds at this time is: should we grant powers of search, arrest and detention to our soldiers? ...

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An outstanding adopted son
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Recalling the legacy of great men

FAME delivers a monster in MoBay
WESTERN BUREAU: WHEN THE parked cars extend from Pier 1 all the way to the roundabout between the Baywest and the LoJ Shopping Centres, a MoBay session is really big.

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Artistes give value for money at 'The Remix'
Carnival 2003 - 'Survivor', kicks off

passion for fashion
PASHA AFFLICK is annoyed when people dismiss fashion design as "something that someone does when they don't have any subjects or secondary education."

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Go-go dancer turned int'l model
Mansie's third
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