'Lock up big coke dealers' - US urges Jamaica to dismantle drug gangs, increase seizures
THE UNITED States Government is urging the Jamaican authorities to get tougher with cocaine traffickers.

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Weak defence of Dr Davies
Bartlett questions details of Sangster divestment
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Ja have Guyana on the ropes
GEORGETOWN, CMC: GUYANA WERE forced to follow on against Jamaica on the third day of their fifth round Carib Beer 2003 Cricket Series clash of reigning champions at Bourda yesterday.

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Busy days ahead for the Boyz
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Natural gas hiccup
AS SPECIAL adviser to the Prime Minister on energy matters, Anthony Hylton's recent update on a project to diversify Jamaica's reliance on oil for energy into Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) imported from Trinidad was most welcome.

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Drink right and live long
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Nat'l Stadium - a 'dying legacy'
THE EDITOR, Sir: WHAT HAS the World Junior Games done for us? Are we feeling the positive effects of the World Junior Games? ...

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Black History Month relevant
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UWI/UTech Carnival a hit
A KALEIDOSCOPE of colours washed the University of the West Indies (UWI) Mona campus, St. Andrew, on Saturday, as they staged their annual Carnival road march.

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UWI carnival's 'Last Lap' a crowd pleaser
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Miss Betty little daughter get big! Hume Johnson: Holding her own
MOST TEENAGERS have no interest in or know little of the country's budget debate normally scheduled around the beginning of April each year.

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