JLP in turmoil - Activists tussle at party headquarters - Charles refused exit by irate supporters
THE TENSION IN the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) erupted into a fracas at the gates of the party's New Kingston headquarters last night after a marathon meeting of the Central Executive Committee ended abruptly without resolution.

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ALTHOUGH THERE has been a reduction in teenage pregnancies during the past three years, the National Family Planning Board (NFPB) tells The Gleaner that the number of teens becoming parents at an early age in Jamaica remains high.

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The hierarchy of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) yesterday made a decision to boot Carl Brown as its technical director, The Gleaner learnt last night.

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DECADES OF teaching Family Life Education in schools and public information messages through the mass media, it seems, have not sufficiently bridged the gap between parents and children in their knowledge of and attitudes to sex and sexuality.

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THE EDITOR, Sir: LANGUAGE REFLECTS the culture of a people. As our beliefs, values, attitudes and mores change, our language changes.

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Scor es have 'Good Times'
WESTERN BUREAU: THERE WAS one deejay, the Captain Colin Hines of FAME FM, for the entire night. There was almost no microphone chatter and one could almost hear the groans as the music was interrupted to announce a blocking car.

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