Marked for death? - Another policeman killed by gunmen
A POLICE CONSTABLE was among three persons who were shot and killed during a flare-up of violence yesterday in the inner-city community of Olympic Gardens.

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'Greater influx of opportunities needed'
Last term for two Immaculate spitters
URIEL WILLIAMS - A cop with very strong opinions
MICHAEL MOYSTON - 'My vision is larger than I'
14-y-o stabbed to death
Veteran journalists get grants for long service
MOH to introduce consent form for blood transfusion
Children's Expo 2005 off and running
Caribbean hotel officials to tackle US travel regulations
School bus attacked by gunmen

Opposition urges action against overweight trailers
THE GOVERNMENT has failed to live up to a promise from Minister of Justice, Senator A.J. Nicholson, who had assured the Opposition that the state would provide an outline of its proposed action against operators of heavy trailers...

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Orville Taylor quits broadcasting group
$10m upgrade for Kellits water supply
Ministry of Education targets special needs kids
Jones new Permanent Sercretary in Youth
Junor says health sector is a viable investment
'Organised crime a monster facing Ja'
Andem trial date to be set
Bluefields schools participate in IT project
Juvenile centre a beacon of hope

Estate planning - Giving careful attention to personal financing
THE BRUTAL slaying of three policemen last week highlights in no uncertain way the need for estate planning. The The obvious question is: What does personal financial planning have to do with one's death?

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Goodyear grows core business - ... plans to target young drivers
'Growth momentum building'
Good prospects ahead for stocks this year - JMMB
DB&G's Winner's Edge
Jamalco ventures into tourism
Learning from others
Getting to know the new Companies Act
FTAA negotiators hopeful
Coffee industry strapped for funds

Windies seek to make amends
ST. JOHN'S, Antigua, CMC: THE WEST Indies selectors have named an unchanged squad for the last two one-day internationals of the Digicel Series against South Africa, scheduled for Trinidad this weekend.

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Maxwell back at Waterhouse
The final disappointment
Big four target glory and $1m
Arlington scrape by Invaders
Saprissa advance to Club Championship

The PM's drain-cleaning call
EVEN BEFORE the call for Local Government Reform became a prolonged refrain, the Parish Councils and the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) have been cleaning drains.

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The 'X' Factor
Yalta, truth and tact

LETTER OF THE DAY - The rights of 'fifth-columnists' must be suspended
THE EDITOR, Sir: SOMETHING MUST be done and must be done now about the crime situation in this country. We cannot continue to allow a small band of 'fifth column' barbarians to mash up this country.

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My deepest sympathy
Reckless bus driving
Wrongly ticketed by the police
The Highway and the World Cup

Dreams, visions inspire Simpson to write, sing
GOSPEL SONGWRITER and singer Ianthie Simpson is living proof that dreams and visions can become real. Simpson, who was born in Whitfield Town, Kingston 13, and grew up in Waterhouse, did not start singing professionally...

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Uptown Mondays promoter not with 'cop comment'
CFW changes venues, broadens scope for fifth staging
Jamaican designers ready for Style Week

A day of love for mothers
THERE WAS an outpouring of love for mothers that spilled out to the doors of the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel on Sunday May 8, as hundreds came out to celebrate mom at the Mother's Day Champagne Brunch.

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A treat for mothers from the 'celebrities'
Real Jamaican food at 'Old Time Sinting'
As fab as the soufflé
FIFTY YEARS OF BLISS
Sans Souci celebrates anniversary
Celebrating the European Union
Digicel fetes cricketers

West Indies vs Pakistan 1st One Day International


May 18, 2005

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