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published: Friday | March 24, 2006
Lead Stories


Cruise calamity - One Killed, 11 Injured in Ship Blaze
WESTERN BUREAU: ONE MAN died of a heart attack, three persons were hospitalised and several hundred passengers had to be accommodated in local hotels after a fire engulfed three floors of the Star Princess cruise ship as it travelled into Jamaican waters.

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Brigade under fire from Jamaica Labour Party
65 illegal aliens held
$2.5 billion more in NHT loans
40 years for killing Crown witness
Couple dead in suspected murder-suicide
'Zekes' co-accused freed of murder
Cement company resumes deliveries
OUR to audit JPS customer information system

News


Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) confident about CWC security exercise
THE JAMAICA Defence Force (JDF) is confident that Exercise Tradewinds will help ensure a safe Cricket World Cup (CWC) 2007. The annual exercise, between Caribbean security forces, is now in the second year of a three-year programme...

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Port Antonio Infirmary repaired
Residents call for urgent fix to sewage problems
Guy's Hill High staff shortage eases
Boy gets probation for setting cousin ablaze
Scientific Research Council (SRC) shares technical info with farmers
Contracts awarded from PetroCaribe fund
Bermudan soldiers arrested on return from Jamaica
Residents block road in Litchfield

Business


Banana at risk as recovery funds dry up
THE BANANA industry is bracing for the worst if it should be severely affected by hurricanes or floods this year again, as stakeholders say there is no insurance or available funds to cover the damage.

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EU Commission helps fund diversification of sector
New Major Investigation Team (MIT) building set for business

Sport


Jamaicans sweep the sprints
MELBOURNE: SHERONE SIMPSON outlasted Olympic champion Veronica Campbell in the last 50 metres to register a stunning victory in the women's 200 metres final at the XVIII Commonwealth Games yesterday.

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Sunshine Girls to face Kiwis in semis
Windies can still come good
No stopping Rigmarole
FROM THE BOUNDARY - The two disappointments of the Super Cup
Tornadoes under pressure today
Wolmer's outlclass Team Work
Eltham one step closer to final
Munro, Papine in U-16 showdown

Commentary


Preparing for the worst
IN A strange convergence of circumstances, within a few hours of the announcement of the Jamaica Defence Force's hosting Exercise Tradewinds, a massive military exercise which includes training for mass evacuation, there was an early morning mishap...

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Oh, what a day! - April 1
Failings of the Church
Whither the Bureau of Standards?

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Teachers, reach out and touch ...
THE EDITOR, Sir: HAVE YOU ever looked into a pair of eyes and wished you could remove the weight that is hiding the sunshine of youth? Ever wished the tears you saw were tears of joy? As a teacher, there are days I have wished so.

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Good citizens are left defenceless
A possible right that we don't want
Historical turtle shell

Entertainment


Maja Awards comes to Jamaica
JUST OVER two decades after the first event was held at the University of Toronto in 1985, the Maja Awards (Canada's premier gospel awards) comes to Kingston, Jamaica, on June 10 and 11, in what Fitzroy Gordon described as "what I am...

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'Something New', something lovely
'Bigger Splash' goes overboard
Raquel Phillpotts - MISS JAMAICA UNIVERSE 2006 CONTESTANT
Ayanna Dixon - MISS JAMAICA UNIVERSE 2006 CONTESTANT
Billie-Jean Campbell - MISS JAMAICA UNIVERSE 2006 CONTESTANT
Authors speak about Haitian essays
Taylor-made by hardship

Social


HIGH TEA
HERE'S A new one: a 'Celebrity Teapot and Art Auction' will be staged by the Pauline Brown Committee, in collaboration with the Jamaica Cancer Society, next Sunday at 4:00 p.m. at the Mona Visitors' Lodge, University of the West Indies.

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Coffee Board bids its outgoing chairman adieu
Social drama for Portia's swearing-in


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