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Former Dyoll CEO arrested - Mark Thwaites charged with breaches
of the Insurance Act 
FIVE MONTHS after
his resignation from the Dyoll Group, the former Chief Executive
Officer (CEO), 47-year-old Mark Thwaites, was yesterday arrested
and charged with four counts of breaches of the Insurance Act.
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 'Ivan'
cheques to be issued next week - PM
'Emily' to pass south
of Jamaica
Little interest in
Budget Debate
'Zekes' denied bail
Cops in alleged car-stealing
ring granted bail
Students to benefit
from joint learning project
Gender Advisory Committee
launched
Parking metres on standstill
- KCCIC puts brakes on installation project
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Alcoa refinery for Ghana 
THE BOARD Alcoa
of will on Friday decide on a proposed US$1.24 billion (J$63 billion)
expansion of the Jamalco bauxite refinery at Halse Hall, Clarendon.
Alcoa's management was speaking during a visit to the refinery on
Tuesday...
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Ja
Red Cross to the rescue
Phillips tackles praedial
larceny
Higgler freed of murder
New court date for
'One Order' gangster
Rogue cop gets 10 years
Clearing the air on
tobacco
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Business
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Multi-purpose park opens in St Andrew 
RESIDENTS OF
the Dunrobin and Red Hills Road communities joined with the Rotary
Club of Kingston on Tuesday in celebrating the opening of the new
Red Hills Road Multi-purpose Park. The park replaces the former
dustbowl and makeshift playground...
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WorldCom's
Ebbers gets 25 years, weeps
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Sport
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Underdogs show some grit 
COLOMBO (Reuters):
CAPTAIN SHIVNARINE Chanderpaul and debutant Denesh Ramdin scored
half centuries to guide West Indies to 271-6 on the opening day
of their two-Test series against Sri Lanka yesterday.
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High
praise for quarter-final bound Reggae Boyz
Young 'Girls' get a
grand send-off
Windies women's event
abandoned after emergency meeting
US, Costa Rica in 0-0
stalemate
Mixed results for Ja
in Morocco
St Jago, Eltham in
final battle
Mohammed, Baugh steer
Windies 'A' to tie
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Commentary
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Guarding against disaster
THE EARLY indications
that this will be a very active hurricane season gives added urgency
to Prime Minister Patterson's call for legislation to empower Government
to remove persons from flood-prone areas of the island...
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Preparing
a response to terrorism
Karl Rove under fire
Bombs and shelters
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Letters
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LETTER OF THE DAY - Inequalities in education system
THE EDITOR, Sir:
THERE HAS been much talk of the crime problem, the private sector,
the government and those in the media constantly lament the state
of things and how bad this problem has become.
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An
enemy in your mirror?
Capital punishment
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Entertainment
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Clonmel dominates Folk Forms - again 
THE TRADITIONAL
Folk Forms national finals, staged by the Jamaica Cultural Development
Commission (JCDC) ended last Wednesday at the Little Theatre just
as Hurricane Dennis huffed and puffed and threatened the island
with heavy winds...
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Will
teens still be wild about 'Harry'?
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What's
Cooking
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Weathering heights - GREAT BITES IN ROUGH TIMES 
WHETHER IT'S
Dennis, Emily, or Franklin, don't let stormy weather drain your
appetite. If the mood strikes, feast on the mouth-watering stuffed
chicken below or curl up with a comforting bowl of mac and cheese.
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'Why
I like to cook'
Anthony Walters: Man
with a sweet touch
Cooking is a journey
- not a destination
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