Girls win 4x100m relay gold
ATHENS, Greece: JAMAICA'S WOMEN'S sprint relay team produced a brilliant performance last night to gain the country's second gold medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics.

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Glitches dog new immigration system
Garbage dispute settled
Three St Elizabeth schools receive gifts
Residents urged to store water for emergency use

Kingston Central Police summer project a success
THE SMILING faces of 135 youngsters at the closing ceremony of the Kingston Central Police Summer Enrichment Progamme yesterday, stood as testimony to the success of the one-week project.

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Vendors riot for second day in May Pen
After threats from family members - Nurses await post-mortem examination on boy's death
'Charley' leaves US$1 billion losses
Manning on way home after medical treatment

JLA eyes price increases
THE JAMAICA Livestock Association (JLA) on Thursday said it would be forced to increase the prices for its products if there were further hikes in operational costs.

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Property tax relief for cultivators

Lane violation cuts Jamaica's medal hopes
ATHENS, Greece: JAMAICA'S CHANCES for more medals on today's penultimate day of competition at the 2004 Olympic Games all but evaporated with the disqualification of the men's 4x400 metres and the elimination of the men's sprint relay team.

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Congrats...congrats
KSAFA to elect its President today
Arlington prepare for solid kick-off
'King', 'Country Boy' for sprint showdown
Tivoli get a shot at two titles
T&T scribe says blame the system, not Lara

Another superb run
THE SUPERB gold medal winning run by the quartet of Jamaican sprinters ­ Veronica Campbell, Aleen Bailey, Sherone Simpson and Tayna Lawrence ­ was a magnificent addition to Jamaica's participation in this year's Olympics in Athens, Greece.

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The troops of Titipu

LETTER OF THE DAY - All innocent lives deserve equal respect
THE EDITOR, Sir: BISHOP PAUL Boyle is correct when he states that the Roman Catholic Church opposes abortion. Unfortunately, when he explains his position, he misrepresents Catholic doctrine.

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HIV/AIDS victims have a voice
Proud of our Jamaicans
Protect our heritage
Rapists in the mind
The toll charge is too much
Much more to be done for World Cup
Tighten up payments, Blue Cross
Police role modes
NHT sets the record straight

AGRI-QUEEN - Leading the charge for women in agriculture
WESTERN BUREAU: JAMAICA'S SUCCESS in agriculture will largely depend on its ability to re-adjust the approach of farmers and other interests towards environmental management and sustainable development.

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Cane farmers cry for help
Some St Ann farm roads rehabilitated

Is spiritual mapping the answer?
DOES THE spiritual life of one's forebears affect the kind of existence a person may enjoy in the present? Bishop Joseph Ade-Gold thinks so. He believes every person, Christian and non-Christian, should enquire concerning their religious heritage...

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The Bible and the bureaucracy
Group to show penitence over slave trade