Storm warning
THE NATIONAL Meteorological Service yesterday issued a tropical storm warning for Jamaica following the formation of Tropical Storm Odette in the Caribbean four days after the hurricane season ended.

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CARIBBEAN CEMENT Company Limited has instructed its lawyers to take legal action in response to what it has described 'as inaccurate, mischievous and defamatory statements' made in the media by rival cement importers.

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Jamaicans contribute $68 billion to pension plans
PENSION PLANS are big business. Combined, the monthly contributions of working Jamaicans have allowed the coffers of both public and private pension plans to grow to approximately J$68 billion or US$1.13 billion.

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Dunoon triumph
SURPRISE WAS the name of the game yesterday at the Leila Robinson Courts when Dunoon got their hands on their 16th ISSA/UGI Urban netball title with the 27-21 defeat of favourites Holy Childhood High.

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MoBay as drug den!
THE SWEEPING condemnation of Montego Bay as a drug den is an alarming declaration from a source who should know. This comes from the top police officer in charge of crime-fighting in the tourist capital.

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Customer treatment and the bottom line
THE EDITOR, Sir: IN RESPONSE to the letters regarding the ill-treatment of dark-skinned visitors to Jamaican hotels, I would like to say that the complaint from the hotel employees is that dark-skinned people in general don't give gratuity.

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A heart warming tale
BROTHER BEAR is a story about love, brotherhood and vengeance. The animated feature, directed by Aaron Blaise and Robert Walker, tells a magical story of three brothers, Kenai, Denahi, and Sitka.

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