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UDC scandal - Report damns Lawrence on Whitehouse hotel project
CONTRACTOR GENERAL Greg Christie has accused Government entities and officials, including then chairman of the Urban Development Corporation (UDC), Dr. Vin Lawrence, of committing flagrant breaches of procurement procedures...
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Cops threaten more sickouts
Power cuts, load-shedding persist
Church rebuked for cover-up by elder
June fires left 100 homeless
Government of Jamaica to draft child porn law
The Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) to probe Dayton church
4-y-o among Jamaicans trapped in Lebanon
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GLEANER EDITORS FORUM on Agriculture
In continuation of our special focus on the agricultural sector we present excerpts of the views of key agricultural stakeholders on the state of agricultural education in Jamaica.
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Government of Jamaica launches victims' charter
Education Ministry exploring possibility of more sixth forms
Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) vows deal if wages are 80% of market value
Robbers hit Bellevue - Poor security, lighting, leave staff, patients open to harm
Offenders soon to pay damages - Nicholson
Slavery camp busted
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LEE CHIN - takes Medical Associates Hospital
MICHAEL LEE Chin's fund management company, AIC, is spending $65 million for a 67 per cent stake in Kingston's privately-owned Medical Associates Hospital and has invited the Delhi-based hospital consulting and health care group, Apollo...
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Islandwide power cut has limited impact on business
Sugar Company CEO quits
NCB Capital Markets preference shares offer 11.75 per cent return
Independent power supplier confirms JPS power cut assessment
Why Jamaicans leave
Moody's concerned about T&T spending
It all comes back to traffic
New investor takes over Spirit Airlines
Hair to stay! - How Anthony Wade changed black cosmetics
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Jamaica take two medals
JAMAICA HAVE claimed two medals so far at the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games in Cartagena, Colombia. Jamaica managed a silver medal in swimming through Alia Atkinson, who was second in the women's 200 metre breaststroke.
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New field of cricket execs?
Take I Am Not Ordinary
Reggae Boyz set for quarter-final berth
Carlton Dennis - The driving force behind Santos
Hanover make it six straight
Jamaica still in doubt for Caribbean Volleyball Championship
Fourth-place finish for Jamaica at PanAm Championships
Defending champ Woods say he's back in the groove
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JPS - coincidence and confusion
COINCIDENCE IN life as in literature, especially when it involves more than two events, is treated with a high degree of suspicion. This is because the normal chain of cause and effect appears to be violated - which frustrates the process...
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An eye for an eye
A clean voters' list
Skilled and certified
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LETTER OF THE DAY - JCDC beauties not yet 'beyond boundaries'
THE EDITOR, Sir: WHEN I heard that the theme of the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) for the Festival Queen 2006 Competition was 'Beauty Beyond Boundaries', I was really excited. Why do you ask?
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Montego Bay airport 'atrocious'
No room for defensiveness
Guns must be handed in
Challenging Minister of Labour's claims
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A cute, harmless romantic comedy
Just My Luck is a light, cute, harmless movie. Directed by Donald Petrie and with a screenplay by I. Marlene King and Amy Harris, its strongest ammunition is that its co-stars Lindsay Lohan and Chris Pine are both cute.
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Lutan Fyah sings for peace in Spanish Town
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7 ways to...DE-STRESS
IT'S NO use talking about getting rid of stress - it's not going to happen. The experts say that demands and changes in daily living create physical, mental and emotional responses which the body experience as pure stress.
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Overcoming the pain of abuse
A street drug called 'the bomb'
Punch up your endurance!
Get ready for change with a personal food log
LETTERS
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Caribbean Cardiac Society visits Jamaica
WESTERN BUREAU: APPROXIMATELY 300 heart specialists from across the English, Dutch, Spanish and French-speaking Caribbean are in the island for a week of activities, including administering free heart checks to persons in St. James.
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TRINIDAD: Judge sets date for judicial review of Chief Justice
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SOUTH AFRICA: Mandela marks quiet 88th birthday with family
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters): NELSON MANDELA celebrated a quiet 88th birthday with his family yesterday as South Africans wished the anti-apartheid hero many more birthdays to come. Mandela, who formally retired from public life in 2004, had no public events...
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EGYPT: Arab summit proposal gains more support
INDONESIA: Tsunami toll crosses 350, hundreds missing
IRAQ: Suicide bomber kills 59 in Shi'ite town
MIDEAST: ISRAELI WARPLANES POUND LEBANON - Thirty-one killed in rocket attacks
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