LETTER OF THE DAY - Antique law forcing unsafe abortions
THE EDITOR, Sir: IT IS encouraging to see some growing interest in discussing the issue of abortion which has been so carefully ignored for the last three decades. In 1974, a mere seven years after England passed its Abortion Act, the Ministry...
Ja making steady progress
THE EDITOR, Sir: JAMAICA MAY not be showing double-digit growth at the present time. However, steady progress is being made, with the start and near completion of the highway from Negril to Port Antonio.
Converting 'dead assets'
THE EDITOR, Sir: HAVE read with avid interest the keynote address of Dr. Marshall Hall at the 'Dialogue for Development' lecture series organised by the PSOJ, as reported in The Sunday Gleaner of November 28, 2004.
Mandeville fire hydrants in need of repairs
THE EDITOR, Sir: AS MORE and more fires burn uncontrollably in different areas of the island, I am deeply concerned about the lack of maintenance on the fire hydrants in Mandeville.
Leave Bob's body alone!
THE EDITOR, Sir: I JUST read an Associated Press dispatch stating that the wife of the late Jamaican Reggae superstar, Rita Marley, is planning to exhume his remains in Jamaica and rebury them in his 'spiritual resting place' Ethiopia.
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