Too much corruption
WHILE RELUCTANT to give details about a meeting he had yesterday with members of the Police Service Commission, Minister of National Security Dr. Peter Phillips admitted that corruption within the police force was at an intolerable level.

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Fears over sale of Alpart, Kaiser
Mandeville: UNION LEADERS and others are busy trying to calm the fears of those in the region's bauxite industry who may be affected by the proposed sale of the assets of Kaiser Aluminium and Chemical Corporation in Jamaica.

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Jamaica's Bauxite Institute says... Kaiser sale, no threat
JAMAICA'S BAUXITE/alumina industry will suffer no damage from the sale of the local assets of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation (Kaiser), said Parris Lyew-Ayee, general manager of the Jamaica Bauxite Institute (JBI).

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Foster, Fenton in gold hunt
PARIS, France: SPRINT HURDLER Brigitte Foster and 400 metres specialist Lorraine Fenton are poised to give the Jamaican contingent here its first medals today at the ninth IAAF World Athletics Championships in Paris.

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The crime challenge
NO ONE should underestimate the magnitude of the challenge facing Dr. Peter Phillips, Minister of National Security...

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Canasol as boost for the economy
THE EDITOR, Sir: EVERY TIME I hear that the police have burned several acres of fully grown ganja plants I say to myself: What a pity this quantity of raw material did not reach the manufacturers of CANASOL...

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A 'glorious' evening at The Ward
THE RUINS of a Roman coliseum formed the backdrop to the 'Reliving the Glory in Gospel' concert at The Ward Theatre, Downtown Kingston on Sunday evening.

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Back to school issues Patches of ringworm
WHEN THE children are back in the classrooms after the long summer holidays, teachers and parents should be on the alert for signs of the skin fungus, ringworm.

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