Same gun murdered two cops
ONE OF the guns taken from the men who murdered Corporal Chandler Hewitt in St. Andrew Tuesday night is the same weapon used to kill Senior Superintendent Lloyd McDonald 14 months ago, the police disclosed yesterday.

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Police to stage vigil over salary
MORE THAN six thousand rank-and-file members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) are planning to stage an all-night vigil on Sunday in downtown Kingston to protest the Government's refusal to grant them a salary increase.

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Ja Beverage aims for bigger market
JAMAICA BEVERAGES Limited is poised to take an even greater share of the Jamaican flavoured beverage market, said its newly appointed general manager, Paul Shoucair.

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S Africa cruise against Ja XI
SOUTH AFRICA warmed up for this weekend's back-to-back one-day international matches against the West Indies with a 29-run victory over a Jamaica XI at Chedwin Park yesterday.

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From rage to resolve
REACTION TO the killing of three policemen and a security guard ran the gamut yesterday from rage and condemnation to firm resolve to end once and for all, the threat such killers pose to national security.

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Making the choice
Reaping the whirlwind!

LETTERS OF THE DAY - Full time to end this scourge
THE EDITOR, Sir: ONCE AGAIN, our nation has been numbed by brutality of the highest order ­ the killing of three policemen and a security guard within 12 hours.

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Cowering in fear
Country under siege!
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An opportunity for local skills
This is war ... Call out the army!

Love shines for Alanzo Brooks
Staff Reporter IT STARTED with his love for God, then he found the guitar and, after getting the inspiration to write songs, Alanzo W. Brooks has managed to release his very first gospel album, 'When Love Shines'.

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Classic tale of a desperate housewife
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Powerful Women Perform for Charity - O'Meally Nelson rocks
IF YOU have attended these concerts every year for the past five years, the first thing you would have observed about this year's show was that Bert Rose and his production team successfully made it a lot more tightly put together.

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Golden anniversary for Emile George
Auf wiedershen Ambassador

West Indies vs South Africa 1st & 2nd One Day Internationals


May 7 & 8, 2005

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