A Bolt of a record
HAMILTON, Bermuda, CMC: JAMAICAN USAIN Bolt smashed the World Junior Record for 200 metres when he won the Boys' Under-20 200 metres in 19.93 seconds at the CARIFTA Games yesterday afternoon.

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JAMAICA'S USAIN Bolt clocked an amazing 19.93 seconds to win the Boys' Under-20 200 metres final in a World Junior record at the National Sports Centre in Hamilton, Bermuda, yesterday.

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THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM in my middle 40s living in the U.S. As I was reading the Star recently I came upon an article about women getting raped. I want you to know that this is an ongoing problem in Jamaica.

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A mother's courage - Dawn Campbell talks about her son's battle with leukaemia
In observance of 'Cancer Awareness Month' this week Staff Reporter Nordia Henry talks to Dawn Campbell, a mother, about how she has coped since her 14-year-old son Delando Campbell, was diagnosed with leukaemia last year.

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