'Butch' says novices running Air Jamaica
CHAIRMAN OF Air Jamaica Acquisition Group (AJAG), Gordon 'Butch' Stewart, has described as inaccurate, the projected losses of Air Jamaica for the 12-month period ending December 2005.

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The Kennedy/Nightingale Grove investigation (Pt III) - Breaking the rules - Paying attention; the trouble with housing
TRUST. IT'S like a broken vessel in the housing market these days; especially when houses form part of joint projects between the National Housing Trust (NHT) and private developers.

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'Butch' to sue Government of Jamaica for US$150m
OCHO RIOS, St. Ann: TWO MORE multimillion-dollar lawsuits in connection with the problem-plagued Sandals Whitehouse project in Westmoreland are to be filed, Gordon 'Butch' Stewart, chairman of Sandals Resorts International, told reporters yesterday.

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Arnett clip Boys' Town
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Integrating the region
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LETTER OF THE DAY - Christians pursuing divisive agendas
THE EDITOR, Sir: AS A Christian I wish to say that Christ has commissioned those who follow Him to ensure that the good news of salvation is spread. I must state, however, that I am fed up with many religious leaders...

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A very Tastee treat
THE CROSS ROADS area was abuzz with excitement last Thursday when the Tastee Talent Contest made its final stop for the year at Tastee, Cross Roads. The grand final was highly amusing, with some great performances.

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SAINT leads the way
HEAD OF local model agency SAINT International, Deiwght Peters, has consolidated his agency's position as a leading Caribbean talent source for London's top agency - Premier Model Management. The prestigious British-based agency has confirmed...

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Carrington wary of PetroCaribe cheap oil deal
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (CMC): CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY (CARICOM) governments may have made a mistake in not discussing an offer for concession fuel from Venezuela before committing themselves to the deal, a senior CARICOM official has said.

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Mild stroke fells Sharon
JERUSALEM (Reuters): ISRAELI PRIME Minister Ariel Sharon, battling for re-election after spearheading a pullout from Gaza, suffered a minor stroke yesterday and was rushed to hospital, where doctors said his life was in no danger.

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'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.