MacMillan for Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) task force - Golding asks former police chief to draft security plan
OPPOSITION LEADER Bruce Golding yesterday told thousands of supporters that a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Government would place security concerns at the top of its agenda. Mr. Golding, speaking at the JLP's first annual conference since he ascended...

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Black US newspaper want more influence in Jamaica
REPRESENTATIVES FROM the United States-based National Newspaper Publishers' Association (NNPA) were in Jamaica last week, seeking to cement their influence here.

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Caribbean's health sector to benefit from 2007 tourney
Typical educational imperialism - principal - Munro's headmaster addresses doubts about CXC's associate degree programme
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Hundreds get free testing at World AIDS Day exhibition in Jamaica
G-77 submits gas emission cut plan
More Haitians arrive in Portland
Dashing through the snow

THE MONDAY INTERVIEW: DAVID PHILLIPS - From panel van to food network
NOW IN his early 50s, David Phillips heads National Meats and Food Distributors Limited, the largest such company in the island. But the warehouse, which has well over 100 square feet of space...

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Pan Caribbean, LoJ host wellness seminar

Gregg and Hutchinson drive away with Jamaica Millennium Motoring Club (JMMC) rally
THE JAMAICAN team of driver Gary Gregg and co-driver Hugh Hutchinson were declared provisional winners of the 2005 JMMC/Petcom Stages Rally, which concluded yesterday afternoon in New Kingston.

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Jamaica in total control
Arnett and Rivoli continue to struggle
Godfrey Stewart, Glenmuir get five All-Star picks
No goal at Frome
No joy for Spring
Herrera rebounding after near-death escape
Campion and Immaculate rule the pool

British aid concerns
THE OFFER of a $2.7 billion aid package from the United Kingdom to be spread over three years has raised some concerns from the Minister of Finance and Planning, Dr. Omar Davies. He has objected to the fact that the aid package is to be tied...

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Agriculture potential, recovery
Early childhood education a priority
Of patriotism and profit

LETTER OF THE DAY - Siting of cemetery seen as health risk
THE EDITOR, Sir: WE HAVE written the following as an open letter to the Ministry of Health, NEPA, ODPEM and the Ministry of Land and Environment: It has come to the attention of the Association of General Practitioners of Jamaica...

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Re-train the police force
Driving and drugs
Threat of Leptospirosis
Nurse 'burnout' syndrome

'Oldies' rock young minds
WHOEVER SAID young people didn't appreciate 'oldies' wouldn't have believed their eyes at the Heineken Startime on Saturday night. Both the old and young came out to the Mas Camp, Oxford Road, to enjoy the music of artistes...

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Ann Margaret Lim takes Redbones double
Brad Pitt to adopt Angelina Jolie's children
Harry Potter keeps magic alive

Rape leaves scars - One woman's story
MARCIA WAS only 15 years old when a close friend of the family marred her life. She was home alone when her parent's friend, a deacon in her church, stopped by to borrow something. As a rule, when they are not home, visitors are not allowed inside...

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Georgia Gray: Pursuing her passion for fashion
One-night stands... Don't call me in the morning
THE LAWS OF EVE - Pregnancy discrimination
Attorney returns to alma mater
A day against violence
SHE Caribbean in seventh heaven

Opposition turns heat on Gonsalves
KINGSTOWN (CMC): THE MAIN opposition New Democratic Party (NDP) on Saturday urged supporters to ensure the defeat of Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves in the December 7 general election, saying his administration's policies...

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Bombing suspect: I'm not 'Mr Big'

Ex-PM claims murder bid
BAGHDAD (AP): FORMER PRIME Minister Ayad Allawi said an attempt was made on his life yesterday during a visit to a Shi'ite holy city in southern Iraq, adding that about 60 men armed with pistol, knives and swords planned to attack him.

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Africa's AIDS crisis deepens

'HAIR' IS THE HAT

DARAIN HOUSEN HAS not taken off his hat for the last 20 years. He bathes, he sleeps and does everything possible in it. It is a perfect fit.