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POLICE SICK-OUT - Rank-and-file members press claim for increased wage offer
ALMOST HALF of the rank-and-file members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) called in sick yesterday to press their claim for an increased wage and fringe benefits offer from the Government.Large sections of the country were left without security...
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Business leaders express concern for security
Portmore residents lose toll road battle - Court rules Mandela Highway a legal alternative route legal
Pickersgill remains eager to work with community
House passes amended NHT Act
UWI med students to pay higher tuition fees
Cops' protest action disrupts courts
Champion farmer chosen
Rio Grande bridge to be ready by month-end
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News
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Automated fingerprinting to replace witness system
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER of Police, Jevene Bent, yesterday welcomed a new Automated Palm and Fingerprint Identification System (APFIS) which is to be introduced over the next 10 months.
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Student leaders to help address teenage issues
Gleaner wins Privy Council libel appeal
Mayor to tour UWI sewage treatment plant
GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS - Struggle, sacrifice, the name of the game
Medical Council probes 'fake doc'
Second phase of Lift-Up Ja gets $2b
RAGE-ing against depravity - South St Andrew man promotes inner-city self-reliance
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Business
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Laws and order
SOME TIME ago there was an incident at the Cave Hill campus in Barbados which resulted in a number of students getting arrested. Among the arrested students was the wife of Prime Minister Kenny Anthony of St. Lucia.
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Jukie Chin expands Juici empire
DB&G going to T'dad
Brian George knocks tax inconsistencies
Want a hug - to ease the stress? Check your insurer!
Stock exchange wants electronic submissions
Online tax payments gaining ground - Inland Revenue Dept
Telecoms group presses gov't to split C&W
Teething pains expected from companies
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Sport
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Jamaican team named for Helsinki
THE WORLD'S fastest man, Asafa Powell, injury permitting (see B2), and Olympic 200m champion Veronica Campbell head Jamaica's 51-member contingent set to participate at next month's World Athletics Championships in Helsinki, Finland.
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Powell doubtful for World Champs
Jamaica juniors off to Pan-Ams
Tug-of-war under way over Fuller's future
Binnie retains Under-17 crown in T&T
Best fined
Thomas, Hilton shine in Sweden
Playing, reading skills stressed at basketball camp
Jamaica trounce the US
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Commentary
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Flush them out!
PERHAPS IT is just a case of copycat criminality; or extortionists are feeling the heat from crime fighters elsewhere in the island and are now seeking fresh territory to conquer.
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Our island mentality
Conquering new frontiers
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Letters
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LETTER OF THE DAY - Grave disparity in female choices
THE EDITOR, Sir: AFTER WATCHING the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission's (JCDC) Festival Queen Competition held on Saturday, July 23, it is clear that there is a grave disparity among the females who are chosen to represent Jamaica...
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Why stun guns and pepper spray won't work
What about Mitchells Hill?
Stop the killings
Hanging can curb crime
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Entertainment
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A 'Fully Loaded' experience
FULLY LOADED carried its usual temper into 2005. Known as a well-supported, fiery, sometimes volatile show, it did not miss the mark on Sunday night inside the James Bond Beach in Oracabessa, St. Mary.
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Men dish it up at Liguanea Club
Green Day heads MTV video award nominees
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Profiles in Medicine
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STRANGE SIDE EFFECTS - Parkinson's drug linked to compulsive gambling, hypersexuality
PARKINSON'S DISEASE patients taking the drug pramipexole, brand name Mirapex, appear to be displaying a very strange side effect - pathological gambling and other compulsive behaviours.
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Reflecting on ourselves, analysing Ja's crisis
Defining infidelity - (Part I)
Am I really losing weight? - (Response to reader's query)
Dental X-rays can help measure stroke risk
Make no excuses, eat well
Your summer allergy action plan
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