Sabina takes on Greenfield - World Cup Cricket venue debate heats up
MAYOR OF Kingston Desmond McKenzie yesterday went to bat for his city to host World Cup Cricket matches as the competition between Kingston and Trelawny heats up over which parish should get the nod as the Jamaica venue in 2007.

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JAMAICA'S NATIONAL cricket coach, Robert Haynes, was in no mood to mince words when asked about his side's performance in the 2004 Regional Carib Beer Series.

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Competing with imports
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THE EDITOR, Sir: AT A time when both the Prime Minister and Minister of Finance are making it clear that the size of the Civil Service needs to be cut in order to manage increasingly scarce resources...

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MoBay fetes Austrian Minister
WESTERN BUREAU: WEST OF Elisabeth and Heinz Simonitsch's Spring Farm mansion a cruise ship stood still, to the east a full moon rose to attention and southerly the Half Moon Village, the Royal Villas and Ritz Carlton Rose Hall contrasted magnificently.

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