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Stabroek News

published: Wednesday | August 2, 2006

Lead Stories


Jeffrey Town farmers take Michael Manley Award
The Jeffrey Town Farmers Association from St. Mary yesterday won the coveted Michael Manley Award for Community Self-Reliance. The group won the award for its initiative in implementing strategies to uplift the small community.

More Stories
JLP sounds alarm - Golding says Government of Jamaica too slow on Mirant's plans to sell JPS
Tropical Storm Chris threatens region
Rev Al Miller praises Portmore toll boycott
National Water Commission (NWC) plans end to Kingston water woes
Law to secure electronic transactions on table
Inner-city youths on summer photo workshop
Nurses, government of Jamaica to meet again
Cops injured in Red Hills fracas
More Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) members for duty in Liberia

News


GLEANER EDITOR'S FORUM
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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Jamaica 4-H Club Covering new ground in agriculture
FOCUS ON HIV/AIDS - Living with HIV and having sex
Champion farmer to be picked Sunday
Expect more crocodiles during hurricane season
'Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) can maintain its election mode'
Textbook cut a backward step, says Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) head
Court cuts libel award against CVM
Noel Holmes Hospital gets supplies
Rose Hall man off murder conviction

Business


Venezuelans to finalise Petrojam joint venture
A senior official for Venezuela's national oil company Petrleos de Venezuela S A (PDVSA), Amilkar Maca, is expected in Jamaica today to finalise agreement on the valuation of the government's 35,000 barrels a day...

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Lee Chin chooses Andrea Gordon-Martin to run United General Insurance (UGI)
Mirant bidders line up for Philippine assets
Private sector should buy Mirant shares - Trinis
Dyoll liquidators to appeal payout
Miami banks fear loss of int'l clients
Small steps or one giant leap of faith?
Time to take a break

Sport


Asafa, Campbell on top
Joint world 100-metre record holder Asafa Powell and Olympic 200m champion Veronica Campbell have been elevated to the top of the world's 100m sprint events ranking. According to track and field's world governing body...

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Jamaica hunt overdue win
Luton Shelton snatches game-winning goal
Talented Taylor to lead Jamaica
Henry on fire
Margaret enjoying netball to the fullest
Nothing to cheer about - Latest doping allegations a new blow to sport's credibility
Manchester refs lose chance to regain title

Commentary


Cuba after Castro
Yesterday's announcement that President Fidel Castro has had intestinal surgery and has temporarily ceded power to his brother Raul is another signal of the imminence of transition in Cuba. For Mr. Castro, who has ruled communist Cuba for 46 years...

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May good duppy walk with you!
The road to bankruptcy
Happy birthday, Jamaica!

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Rape: 'blanket consent' an insult to women
The Editor, Sir: In regard to the article by Xavier Newton-Bryant's "It's not rape. Blanket consent was given on taking vows", in the July 30, 2006 edition of The Sunday Gleaner, I searched for a hint of satire or sarcasm in your argument...

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In defence of the Government
Encouraging news
Looking for my birth certificate
NAJ's action strengthened
Beauty, pageants and fashion

Entertainment


Augus' Mawnin: A mix of music, literature and history
The restoration of August 1 to the Jamaican calendar was significant for more than giving teenagers a chance to get drunk and litter the beaches of the north coast, or gratify workers with yet another day from the nine-to-five grind. It is a significant m

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'Little Man' comes up short
Miami Vice defeats 'Pirates' for weekend box office crown

Profiles in Medicine


Culture is therapy
Trained hands caressing the seasoned membrane of a drumhead; it's hip-rolling rhythm, heart racing, the space is energised. Sounds, too, of indigenous instruments - pot covers, graters, tin cans, a tambourine and others...

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Bathe in the 'sun vitamin'
Just for you snackers - Pick-me-uppers in less than 100 calories
Religion: medicine or poison?
Is skipping OK for a diabetic? (response to reader's query)


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