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published: Wednesday | August 9, 2006

Lead Stories


Kids die in blaze - Heroic dad jumps into flames to save three, but dies later
WESTERN BUREAU: The look of anguish and despair on Lydia Clarke's tear-stained face bore testimony to her deep-seated grief following the death of her three children, who perished in a fire in Springfield, St. James, on Monday night.

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Roads to close for 'Miss Lou'
Air Jamaica boss says time for change
Chamber takes charge of MoBay's World Cup plans
Gun Court moves to clear backlog
Team to probe blackout arrives today
Miss Lou's legacy no laughing matter - Nation reflects on folklorist's heritage
Building costs to go through the roof

News


You ask the questions... Michael Conway - Air Jamaica's man in control
Can an economy, like ours, which is highly vulnerable to rising energy costs and especially against a background of increased competition within the airline business, afford to be subsidising Air Jamaica?

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Prime Minister challenges people to hold Government of Jamaica accountable
Dual secondary school to be set up on Priory grounds
Behaviour camp for juveniles
Murders stay down
Google red-flags spyware websites
Oliver Samuels, Harry Belafonte recall fond memories of Miss Lou
More concerns over safety on construction sites

Business


National Investment Bank of Jamaica (NIBJ) axes one third of its staff
The National Investment Bank of Jamaica (NIBJ) has already axed a little over one third of its staff ahead of its merger with the Development Bank of Jamaica (DBJ). The cut of 14 staff members, from a complement of about 40, happened at the end of July.

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Cable company rolling out high-speed Internet
NHT, mortgage providers form new housing company
Liquor boosts Lascelles profits
Oil price boom could hurt economies
Jamaica cuts spending, slims deficit in first quarter
LETTER: It was a conclusion, not a ruling, says FTC
Tough fight for Saudi women in media
Jamaican analysts welcome US rate freeze

Sport


Downswell calls it quits
WENDELL DOWNSWELL has resigned as head coach of the national senior and Olympic football teams. Following meetings held last week between JFF President Crenston Boxhill and Downswell, the administration accepted a letter of resignation...

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Merlene Ottey rolls back years in Sweden
Jarrett Park impasse over
West Indies players, board seal deal
Jamaica off to solid start against T&T
Skipper takes swing at team
Tests flawed - Landis

Commentary


Soap opera in the Portland Parish Council
We sense from the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) and its councillors in the Portland Parish Council a feeling that they were hard done in last week's overturning of JLP leadership of the council...

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Putting people first
From Columbus to Castro
Getting back on track

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Constitutional reform more urgent now
The Editor, Sir: The departure of the PNP's Power House has left a void in that party, and undoubtedly will cause a delay, or if not, a rethinking of the time in which to call the next general election. This is a golden opportunity for both parties...

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Christians are called to be different
Baha'is tribute to Miss Lou
Lets us celebrate
A glimmer of hope

Entertainment


Seasoned singers end Sunsplash
It was four consecutive daylight endings for the revived bMobile Reggae Sunsplash when the festival's official ambassador Freddie McGreggor and George Nooks lifted clasped hands high to finish One Love on Monday morning.

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St Jago High cops Marcus Garvey Award yet again!
'Monster House' is funtastic!
MEET THE BEAUTIES - J'nelle Stephenson, Miss Acropolis Gaming Entertainment Centre

Profiles in Medicine


You could be working in a SICK BUILDING
Are you living or working in a 'sick' building? Answer 'yes' if you and other occupants suffer acute discomfort when time is spent in the building or in a particular room or area of the building.

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Help your child to learn
Understanding your prostate gland
Low-fat vegan diet reduces use of diabetes medication
Culture is therapy

International


MIDEAST: Israel air strikes kill 14 villagers
BEIRUT (Reuters): Israeli air strikes killed 14 villagers in south Lebanon as Beirut pleaded for a swift end to Israel's war with Hizbollah guerrillas that has cost around 1,000 Lebanese and 101 Israeli lives in four weeks.

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ETHIOPIA: Death toll from flood reaches 210
CHILE: Police clash with high school students


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