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Holiday squeeze - Space problem at wharves could see long delays in clearing of goods
PERSONS WAITING to clear goods from the APM Terminal in Kingston could be in for a long wait this Christmas. This, as administrators at the Port Authority of Jamaica (PAJ), have admitted that they have been experiencing a serious space problem...
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Highway 2000 on target - Pickersgill
For the good of country - Nicholson says fight against drugs may require giving up rights
Developers deny underhand deal in hotel contract
Transparency, tolerance urged for CSME
Moravians to expand in Ja - Focus on rural communities
Early childhood centre reopens
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Cliff Hughes tops PAJ awards
RADIO AND television broadcaster Cliff Hughes on Wednesday night won his second consecutive Journalist of the Year Award at the 2004 Press Association of Jamaica (PAJ) awards function at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, New Kingston. Hughes won the award...
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Cops beat murder rap - Jury frees lawmen of the killing of seven-year-old
Raymond Pryce resigns from CAC
GLEANER EDITORS' FORUM - 'Train cops as social workers'
Drink maker provides help for diabetic youths
Farmer loses case against cops
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First Global sees 100 per cent leap in revenues
THE JULY 1 merger of Grace, Kennedy & Company Limited's (Grace) financial services division into the First Global Group (FGB) has resulted in the consolidated revenues leaping by 109 per cent from the September 2003 to September 2004...
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Tourism growth ahead - Dyer
The kind face of corporate citizenship
MiPhone goes after revenues
C&W has tough second quarter
Women dominate JN Small Business Loans portfolio
Diversification needed in securities industry - Williams
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NO JOB FOR LAZARONI
THE FORMER head coach of Jamaica's senior football team, Sebastiao
Lazaroni, will not be heading the Jamaica Football Federation's
proposed three-year development programme.
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Gardner to undergo minor knee surgery
WI cricket needs CARICOM
No Tear looks good
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The mills of justice
THE JUDICIAL Review Court has overturned the $10 billion award in favour of Ezroy Millwood's National Transport Cooperative Society (NTCS) for alleged breach of contract when the NTCS's bus franchise was cancelled by Government. The ruling perhaps...
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The J'can crime crisis
Experiencing the agony of defeat
Alarming statistics in the Caribbean
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LETTER OF THE DAY - Putting youth in the vanguard
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE TIME for change is now. The 'old brigade' can no longer carry on. They have failed for 40 years to solve the problems of the country.
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One for the birds
Protecting law-abiding citizens
Maintaining historical accuracy
Honesty, the best policy
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Bodies to 'labrish' at Edna Manley
THERE IS a saying that those who can do and those who can't teach. Apparently, whoever conceptualised the statement did not take into consideration teachers like those on the faculty of the School of Dance at the Edna Manley College of the Visual...
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Support for 'OB' after 'Ivan'
A-dZiko Simba takes Redbones double
Saint models are 'ones 2 watch'
'God in full control'
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