'Agriculture must change to survive'
DENBIGH, Clarendon: THE AGRICULTURAL sector will have to change if it is to survive, Erskine Griffiths, Minister of Agriculture for Barbados, said yesterday at the 52nd Denbigh Agri-Industrial Show, near May Pen, central Clarendon.

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NOT MANY of us get a second chance in life, but for Delpha Williamson of Arnett Gardens in South St. Andrew, the Adult Continuing Education (ACE) Programme is more than a second chance.

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IT'S holiday racing at Caymanas Park today, the nine-race programme featuring three trophy races including the principal feature for the Betting, Gaming and Lotteries Commission Trophy open allowance race over 1400 metres.

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Highway controversy
THE CONTROVERSY dogging the Portmore leg of Highway 2000 could or should have been avoided with adequate pre-planning.

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Causeway saga has Hunts Bay roots
THE EDITOR, Sir: DURING THE 1980 General Election campaign, which started some 14 months before the election in October, these fisher folk were forced from the Hunts Bay fishing beach (behind Seaview Gardens) due to political violence.

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Crystal takes Miss Ja Indepence crown
THE MISS Jamaica Independence Beauty Pageant Grand Coronation Show, which was staged at the Girl Guides' Headquarters on Waterloo Road, Kingston, on Saturday was fairly well organised even though the show went well beyond the...

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