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| published: Friday | July 9, 2004 |
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THIEF! 1,000 CARS SINCE JAN.
THE POLICE are reporting a jump in the number of motor vehicles being stolen, with close to 1,000 being snatched from owners during the first five months of this year.
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New illness policy from Guardian Life
Parish Councils in turmoil
New head for Jamaica Employers' Federation
Sangster Airport owners to 'broaden the business'
Gunmen rob SuperPlus in Mandeville
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North Coast Highway costs escalate
SEGMENT TWO of the problem-plagued Northern Coastal Highway project, which was rescheduled to be completed one year after the original completion date, is to now cost the country nearly US$130 million.
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JTA to withhold name of new head
Sections of Black River Hospital to be upgraded
J'cans in Atlanta praise the life of Hugh Shearer
Government plans to boost CXC passes - Strategic intervention programme targets secondary schools
Jamaica's cocaine story (Final in the series)
Vendors taking over Spanish Town bypass
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Business |
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Joy Spence, master blender extraordinaire
MASTER BLENDER and general manager for Wray & Nephew's Technical and Quality Services, Joy Spence, is a trailblazer.
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Property market on fire
HOT 102 FM targets younger audience
New Kingston revival call
Patty producers under threat
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Saints hot favourites!
A WHOPPING $500,000 will be at stake when first-day action of the three-day Supreme Ventures Super Cup bowls off between St. Catherine CC and Kensington at Sabina Park this morning.
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Arnett aim to rock Charlemont
A King is Born fancied
RJR Corporate Raceday July 17
Triple Crown - history denied
A cricket pitch is not a wicket
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Commentary |
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The Privy Council is right
THE OLD ethical saying that the punishment must fit the crime has been interpreted with strict precision by the United Kingdom-based Privy Council in the case of the mandatory death penalty legislation for capital murder passed into Jamaican law in 1992.
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Agriculture and the two-foot puss
Childhood memories of Hugh Shearer
Goodbye 'HL'
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Letters |
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The PM and crime plans
THE EDITOR, Sir: YOUR STRONG and well-intentioned editorial of today's date (July 8) unfortunately missed a very important distinction which needs to be pointed out.
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No fear of God, man or duppy
Disgust and outrage
Port Royal for sale?
The burdens of PATH
'Higglers' in the classroom?
Please Garth, spare us!
Credit unions and the BoJ
A hearty 'Amen!'
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Entertainment |
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'Spider-Man 2': a web of action and drama
SPIDER-MAN 2 PRESENTS more of a drama than the action packed adventure that the end of Spider-Man seemed to have promised.
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Cee catches notes from family life and church Teino Evans
Arnett Gardens rocks and shocks dance finals Tanya Batson-Savage
$Millions for Miss Jamaica World 2004
Six poets rumble at 'Poetry Klash'
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Cartoon of the Day
An Artistic look at Jamaica today.
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