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Malnutrition fears cited - ...if food relief for poor delayed in Manchester
MALNUTRITION WILL return in Manchester if a co-ordinated relief programme is not established swiftly to provide food for families at risk, according to Dr. Beverly Wright, Medical Officer of Health for the parish.
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Canned ackee warning
NHT pledges funding to private sector housing repairs
Westmoreland farmers appeal for assistance
Food shortage expected in Manchester schools
France sending humanitarian assistance
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Fewer persons in shelters
THE OFFICE of Disaster Preparedness and Emer-gency Management (ODPEM) is reporting a reduction in the number of Jamaicans in shelters, with the latest figure being more than 600 persons in 27 shelters across the island.
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NWA clean-up project well under way
Lost fish traps worry fishermen
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J'cans for Justice gets CDN$100,000 donation
FEW JAMAICANS are making use of the Access To Information (ATI) Act, which was implemented nine months ago in several Government ministries and agencies.
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C&W (Jamaica) appoints new boss
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Windies trounce Pakistan
SOUTHAMPTON, England, CMC: SET UP by their bowlers and formalised by their batsmen, West Indies cruised into the final of the ICC Champions Trophy limited-overs cricket series when they completed a seven-wicket triumph over Pakistan yesterday.
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Show us the money
Boost for amateur tennis on the way
GC Foster to develop sporting facilities
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The role of consumers
THE AFTERMATH of Hurricane Ivan is passing through the usual phases of such natural disasters: picking up the pieces, counting the cost, consoling the victims and launching the reconstruction.
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Hats off to CWJ and the security forces
The memory of Eventide
Hol' Ya 'Prentice and other Ivan people
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Why Hurricane Ivan changed direction
THE EDITOR, Sir: MANY OF us, as well as meteorologists here and in Miami, are perplexed at Hurricane Ivan's sudden deviation from what seemed to be a bullseye hit for Jamaica.
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A time for leadership
Put country before politics
The Gleaner and Power 106
Central Police Station
KPH doctors
Jamaica Constabulary Force
Jamaica Public Service
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Buju show cancelled
BUJU BANTON has had one of his concerts in England cancelled at the last minute. The show, scheduled for the Bierkeller in the city of Manchester today...
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Poetry at Weekenz Bistro and Bar to resume next Tuesday
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Crime down out west
WESTERN BUREAU: THERE HAS been a significant reduction in major crimes in St. James since mid-July and the police are also reporting that they have made significant inroads into the five major gangs in Montego Bay.
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Sav market urgently in need of repairs
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'Tun yuh han' mek fashion' with june plum
JAMAICAN MOTHERS and grandmothers have a tendency to 'tun dem han' mek fashion" in the kitchen.
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Are you sleep eating?
Sowing my oats
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