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'Ivan' nears
Hurricane on direct path to Ja
HURRICANE IVAN, which lashed Barbados and several other Eastern Caribbean territories yesterday, is now on a path that is projected to take it directly over Jamaica...
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- CWC 2007 attracts foreign investors
- Initiative for displaced GNAT students
- Humble whiz-kid
- Miss Ja beauties grace the Gleaner
- 'Ragtag police force'
Government unable to grant all requests for equipment
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Island spared 'Ivan's' wrath
CASTRIES, St. Lucia, CMC: ST. LUCIA'S commercial sector and schools remained shut yesterday as islanders breathed a sigh of relief that Hurricane Ivan no longer posed a serious threat to them.
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- Ministers gear up to fight crime with prayer
- Parents, monitor your kids' media consumption
- Alpart aids Essex Valley community
- NWA to complete installation of safety measures
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TAKEOVER
Jamaica Unit Trust transfers to new owners come month-end
CAPITAL AND Credit Financial Group (CCFG) is expected to take control of the Jamaica Unit Trust Services Limited (JUT) by the end of the month, said Ryland Campbell, chairman...
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- C&WJ increases Gotel charges
- UGI Finance goes to Junction
- Quality advisers being trained to boost exports
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Crucial clash for the Boyz
IF SATURDAY'S second World Cup semi-final round qualifying match against Panama was deemed a must-win encounter after drawing the first against the United States, the match against El Salvador tonight is of titanic proportions after...
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- Dravid is ICC's player of the year
- Let's play cricket
- Asafa extends lead
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A chronic state of affairs
PERHAPS IT was inevitable that charges and counter-charges from the public, members of the Police Force and to a lesser extent Government officials would begin to play out in the public domain given the seemingly intractable crisis the country faces in...
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- The sociology of crime
- Putting 'IT' on the line
- Not all politicians do it
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LETTER OF THE DAY
Commissioner seen as crime scapegoat
THE EDITOR, Sir: RESPONSIBILITY FOR out-of-control crime lies with Dr. Omar Davies, not Commissioner Forbes...
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- Thanks and Commendations to... Richard Azan
- It is unfair to Forbes
- Police are already overworked
- The nation's interest
- Wake up, Ja, it's time
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'Around the World in 80 Days':
Definitely not a classic
IN KEEPING with Jackie Chan's most recent flicks, Around the World in 80 Days is a bit of wanton silliness which at times manages to be rather funny...
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- S African family battles for royalties from hit song
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A pharmacist campaigns against HIV/AIDS
BY EULALEE THOMPSON Kingston-based pharmacist, Dahlia McDaniel, wants to do more to protect her...
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- Fish oils and the brain
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