Church steps in - Religious leaders to play key role in restoring order to Spanish Town
THE CHURCH has agreed to play a key role in restoring order to Spanish Town, St. Catherine, following a meeting yesterday between religious, civic and political leaders that looked at new measures to address the town's problems.

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Succaba Pen residents take matters in hand
FED UP with living for years with asbestos-laden pipes and eager to get a title for the land on which they live, residents of Burke Road Heights in St. Catherine have taken matters into their own hands...

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BUSINESS PERSONALITY OF THE MONTH - Supreme Ventures boss shows his hand
SUPREME Ventures president and CEO, Brian George, is to spearhead the lottery company's ambitions to become a regional player and to maintain its hold as the number one lottery company in the Jamaican market.

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Windies seek first win
DURBAN, South Africa, CMC: AFTER THE embarrassment of Newlands and the self-destruction of St. George's Park, the elements now look set to intervene as the West Indies bid to halt South Africa's quest for a series-clinching victory at Kingsmead...

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Ja, Kenya square off
Beckford, Clarke and Wignall secure victories
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Fair Trading Commission rules in bookies' favour
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Grave danger ahead!
THE CAPITAL of St. Catherine, Spanish Town, and its environs, continue to bleed.

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Socks, lives,videotape
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Proceed with caution in tourist industry
THE EDITOR, SIR: LIKE MOST Jamaicans, I welcome the positive news regarding the tourist industry and recognise that it is a testament to the hard work and resources committed by the players involved.

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All about war
land of lawlessness
'Shakara's Law'
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Very little growth
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Great B'dos Jazz Festival
THE RECENTLY concluded Barbados Jazz Festival was a huge success by all accounts. The shows had good crowds, the performances for the most part were great and tourist arrivals continued to increase.

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'Super Rebel' puts 'Trust In God'