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published: Friday | August 11, 2006

Lead Stories


Bombers busted - Terrorists planned to blow up 10 planes
LONDON (Reuters): British police arrested 24 people in overnight raids and said yesterday they had foiled a plot to commit "mass murder" by blowing up several aircraft flying over the Atlantic Ocean to the United States.

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Jamaica's passengers stick it out
Local flights to remain on schedule
Airport liquor merchants left high and dry
'Government of Jamaica's approach to cops' wages wrong'
Med techs' suspension sparks staff walkout
Ferguson throws hat into PNP vice-presidency race
Man accused of molesting 7-y-o boy in Parliament

News


A future without a father
Fatherless, but not futureless, is the Silver Pen awardee for the month of June, Wayne Morgan, a 17-year-old student of the José Marti Technical High School in St. Catherine, Morgan's letter, 'Growing up Without a Father', won him the prize for the month.

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Flag absence at Montego Bay ceremony irks civic leaders
More complications to Cuban eye surgeries
Celebrating South African Women's Day
Minimising back-to-school expenses
Health and safety for new school year
Photo workshop for inner-city youths

Business


$300m tourism investment for Ocho Rios
Rainforest Arial Trams, a Miami-based outfit that operates forest-based eco-tourism and adventure attractions in Central America and the Caribbean, is to take a 50 per cent stake in a similar facility planned.

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Farmers, manufacturers reject FTC decision on bank collusion
Broilers approached on JPS - Strong interest in power provider, says Paulwell
The Bank of Jamaica (BoJ) governor predicts rate drop - Bankers react cautiously
Criticism of Labour Ministry to promote dialogue, says JEF
Economy performing favourably, says central bank governor
Dealers hope to build stronger capital market
OUR predicts VoIP will Service providers a lot more cautious

Sport


Graham under probe
RALEIGH, North Carolina (Reuters): THE INTERNATIONAL Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) said yesterday it was investigating Justin Gatlin's coach Trevor Graham for possible doping violations. Olympic and world 100 metres champion Gatlin...

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West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) to break even
Jamaica battle to draw against Trinidad
Bennett scores his first goals at Swedish club
Injury puts Campbell out of action
Western Division Two league set to resume
Quiet Strength dies suddenly
ON THE BOUNDARY - WIPA and West Indies cricket

Commentary


Agriculture grows - but needs big vision
In a speech at the Denbigh Agricultural and Industrial Show, Minister of Agriculture Roger Clarke announced that during the first quarter of the year the agricultural sector grew by 30 per cent...

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Impotent OUR and bill payment
Is it worth it?

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Wider scope urged for National Honours
The Editor, Sir:Another year has passed and once again we know the names of those wonderful men and women, Jamaicans all, who have most deservedly been recognised by a grateful nation for their contributions to the welfare and well-being...

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Only the truth can set us free
CSME not working
Poor service
Fabulous presentations
Godspeed, Miss Lou

Entertainment


UB40 happy to make Jamaica debut
One month shy of Signing Off, their debut album's 26th anniversary, UB40 performed in Jamaica for the first time. In between, the band from the West Midlands, United Kingdom, making their full-length recording debut and playing an hour...

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Poetry makes a 'Splash'
Rachel Price an accidental joker
Meet the beauties
'John Tucker Must Die'an 'airful'
Performers give of time, money
Warren takes word back to Flankers

Social


One fine gala!
It was a musical feast on Monday night as Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller hosted her first Independence Gala since taking over the country's leadership. This year was all about saluting 50 years of the Jamaican recorded music...

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Ode to Miss Lou
Outstanding Jamaicans lauded at Atlanta Independence Ball
Boonoonoonoos for Miss Lou
Colour, music, vibe at Crop Over

Caribbean


Pressmen execution roundly condemned
GEORGETOWN (CMC): The leading regional press freedom organisation has joined a number of Guyanese groups in condemning Tuesday's brutal slaying of four employees of the privately owned newspaper, Kaieteur News.

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Ceasefire backing

International


Congress charges 72 lawmakers with fraud
BRASILIA (Reuters): A congressional investigative committee charged 72 lawmakers yesterday with allegedly embezzling public health funds and recommended they face impeachment proceedings.

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Ceasefire vote possible today


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