AIDS stigma shunned - Business leaders join fight to end discrimination
SENIOR BUSINESS leaders yesterday said that the time has come to end the widespread stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV/AIDS.

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Extortionists sow fear in May Pen
JLP moves to boost public image
'Ganja drove me to crack' - Recovering addict tells of battle with drugs
Plan afoot to formalise PMs' pensions
Industrial action by cops averted
Agri woes stunt growth of economy
Ja, Brazil to seal energy deal

Davies vows to eradicate illiteracy
WESTERN BUREAU: MINISTER OF Finance and Planning, Dr. Omar Davies, says he would eradicate illiteracy in five years, if elected president of the People's National Party and Prime Minister.

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50,000 sit Grade Four Test today
North Coast Highway work restarts
Christians gather for peace, healing - Feverish intercessions at National Day of Prayer
Police's love triangle case ... - Witness testifies that lover had visited wife
Trauma centre on cards for schools

JMA to get cheaper energy
PLANS ARE afoot to provide the Jamaica Manufacturers Association (JMA) with cheaper energy options, says Minister of Commerce, Science and Technology, Phillip Paulwell.

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Economists cut forecasts for US growth
Overseas hotel jobs safe with passage of US bill

Hinds recalled, Lara rested
ST. JOHN'S, Antigua, CMC: BATTING STAR Brian Lara has been rested for the upcoming Digicel three-match One Day International Series against Pakistan that begins in St. Vincent tomorrow.

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Powell cleared after injury scare
Police National confident of victory
Harbour View soar with Hue's angelic touch
It's now Windies versus Pakistan
Kensington's Hinds fails to spark
Kevin Wilson scores again
Divestment bids to reach minister soon

Break HIV/AIDS silence now
BUSINESS LEADERS must be commended for the example set at yesterday's breakfast meeting with persons living with HIV/AIDS. Evidence from other countries shows that the natural course of the epidemic cannot be changed only by injecting...

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The national HIV/AIDS policy
Uzbekistan: getting away with murder

LETTER OF THE DAY - Use helicopters to help with police mission
THE EDITOR, Sir: MY THOUGHTS have led me to urge the government to give the police more advanced equipment in fighting crime. Since the criminals have now turned their guns on the cops...

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Individual's right to religious freedom
Roadblock democracy
Time to look into ourselves
If we break faith ...

Toots receives warmth at Wellfest
WESTERN BUREAU: WHEN FREDERICK 'Toots' Hibbert of the Maytals, winner of the first Festival song competition in 1966 with 'Bam Bam' and the 2004 Reggae Grammy with 'True Love', finished performing at the Emancipation Park, New Kingston...

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Rising Star Black River
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith - The sixth and final episode

Drama at port security exercise
THE SECURITY training exercise, conducted by Kingston Wharves Limited (KWL), earlier this year was a great success and proved that Jamaica is in compliance with the International Port and Ship Security (ISPS) Code...

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Renewed call for regional database

DIVINE VINES - Give your garden a lift with trellises
TRELLISES GIVE gardeners a chance to move up in the world ­ up against a wall, up out of crowded flower beds and into the sunlight. Wherever you place a trellis, it gives the garden a lift.

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Transform your garden into a lush paradise
... IF YOU'RE STARTING FROM SCRATCH

West Indies vs Pakistan 1st One Day Internationals


May 18, 2005

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