FIRE THEM! - Golding wants sugar bosses sacked; cites gross neglect
OPPOSITION LEADER Bruce Golding yesterday called for the sacking of the entire Sugar Company of Jamaica (SCJ) management because of what he said was its incompetence in managing the affairs of the country's sugar industry.

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Action plan on children and violence to be implemented
Gunmen invade Rockfort community - Spray several houses with bullets
Bills on security and justice to be tabled in Parliament
Golding fails to impress the public
Junor warns against use of pesticides in the Caribbean
American teenage boys from Tranquility Bay still missing

Preparing tomorrow's leaders
GENERATING GENIUS, a new project offering Jamaican and British schoolboys the chance to become the doctors and scientists of the future, is set to begin on July 24.

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New United Kingdom High Commissioner takes up office
G2K criticises Government on disaster planning
PNP to wrap up Code of Conduct by month-end
More bodies found in Myersville

Digicel seeking funds for expansion - Now valued at US$1 billion
CHAIRMAN AND majority shareholder Denis O'Brien and Digicel's new Group CEO Colm Delves are currently on an international roadshow in London and New York with the goal of raising U.S. $250 million...

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Air Ja names new routes
First Global IPO deferred to 2006
Breaking the old job description mindset
Musson Jamaica opens cambio
Cable & Wireless in talks to buy Energis
Carib parliaments and the Internet

Windies, Pakistan to start World Cup
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad: THE FIRST match of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 will be played at renovated Sabina Park on March 13 and will feature a Group D clash between hosts the West Indies and Pakistan.

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Sri Lanka clinch 'A' ODI series
Eltham capture U-14 crown
Sit O for mid-week feature
Dibbs out to revive local table tennis

Industrial accidents
LAST WEEKEND'S gas explosion at the Wexford Suites at SeaCastle Hotel in Montego Bay has thrown into sharp focus an apparent rise in the incidence of industrial accidents in Jamaica resulting in the loss of life and limb.

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Reaping the whirlwind
A plea for prosperity

LETTER OF THE DAY - Poverty and freedom cannot coexist
THE EDITOR, Sir: A COUPLE of weeks ago Nelson Mandela, former President of South Africa, made a very profound and thought-provoking statement that resonated throughout the world. He stated: "Where poverty exists there can be no freedom."

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Taking hurricanes seriously
Reactionary move not long-lasting
Portia's poor leadership

UK musician borrows Bob Marley's style
THE SUN Newspaper, U.K. Edition calls it 'bizarre'. Singer Robbie Williams is reported to have recorded an album that will have a predominant Bob Marley sound. "Robbie Williams has a shock for his legions of fans.

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Louis Gossett Jr movie to be filmed in Jamaica
'The Longest Yard' - Humorously bone-crushing

How much should I weigh?
OUR READERS are to be commended for their high level of interest and appreciation for the medicinal value of physical exercise. The quest for the ideal anatomy and its flawless function is testimony of the need to find the antidote...

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Making fresh summer salads
Addicted to sex!
Respecting the father: a response to a reader
Swim at your own risk
Get the facts about Ecstasy
ral, medical problems are often behind BAD BREATH

West Indies vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test Match July 21, 2005

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