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published: Sunday | August 13, 2006

Lead Stories


JAMAICAN VOTERS BORED - Portia dips again and Golding stands still
The euphoria for Portia Simpson Miller after her election as People's National Party (PNP) President in February has largely collapsed, with previous support for her moving to the ranks of uncommitted voters.

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Battered kids - Adult caregivers main perpetrators
PM moves to heal PNP rift - Extends hand of friendship to Phillips' camp
Working towards a new 'Dawn' - British-Jamaican MP seeks to expand relations between the two countries
PNP activist proposes sugar bond
Withdrawal of drain-cleaning funds irks MoBay chamber
Cops probe death of Aussie tourist
Back-to-school hassle

News


PETCOM leaking profits
After recording staggering sales of more than $5.5 billion for financial year 2004/2005, the state-run Petroleum Company of Jamaica's (PETCOM) profit and loss account showed an operating loss of nearly $30 million.

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Men staying independent during the advancing years
HIV-diagnosed women wilfully getting pregnant
Student-led ministry eases violence
Party aspirant sheds JLP 'cloak'

Business


Northwest facing flight disruptions
Northwest Airlines, which flies daily into Montego Bay, is facing disruptions in its service if a planned strike by 8,000 flight attendants proceeds.

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Students get $250,000 grants for business start-ups
Jamaica files US$428m debt shelf with US Securities Commission
Digicel fixed-line service to cost same as mobile calls
Commentary - Cuban dialogue uninformed

Sport


What cost for World Cup glory?
JAMAICA'S SEARCH for a top quality coach will not come easy unless corporate Jamaica forks out between $260 million to $1.5 billion over a four-year period, to accommodate the coach's demands.

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T&T advance to 20/20 final
Commentary: World Cup - one hand should wash the other
Under-17 squad leaves for Trinidad
McCook addresses change of citizenship for international athletes
Young Jamaican siblings making strides abroad
Fire Brigade beat Gleaner in Business House champions match
President's XI defeat Ja by three wickets
Simmons shines with ton for WI 'A' before rain
Melbourne stay perfect
Henry stars with four-timer at Caymanas
Hall scores double for Chesterfield

Commentary


EDITORIAL - Labour climate needs reality check
We share with the Jamaica Employers' Federation (JEF) its concern about the deteriorating labour climate in Jamaica and the re-emerging bulldozing tactics of trade unions.

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Energy solutions require thinking outside the box
Taking middle-class views seriously
Black and unapologetic
What value is a worker's life?

Letters


Transforming the public sector (Part 3)
In part two of this article series, I concluded: When we have an efficient, right sized public sector, the bureaucratic barriers will be removed, resulting in entrepreneurship flourishing, real growth, increased job opportunities and individual citizens..

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Developing with global standards
Letters from readers

Entertainment


Dancehall not the dead end
Ska increased your heart rate, it gradually slowed with rocksteady, sped up a little more because of reggae, then went to an all time high with dancehall. Now what?

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Movie piracy a huge problem
In search of the soul of Sunsplash
Sunsplash organisers deliver on promises
Barbados Crop-Over

Arts &Leisure


Predator
From the corner of my eye I watch the mother push the stroller across the empty schoolyard. The sun beats down relentlessly on the swings and the sandbox, and the wind whips up particles of dirt and sand into the air.

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Reprints
Fly and the Black Samaritans
McWatt's fresh, vibrant stories

Outlook


David Burton - Doctor in training
With the graphic details of the England-based Sky TV's 1990s documentary, Jamaica ER, fresh in his mind, 23-year-old England-born David Burton happily signed on for what he hoped would be an action-packed summer attachment at KPH...

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Lost Homes: 'Liguanea' - A memory to cherish
Youthlink - One hit wonders
Pre-wedding jitters - How to deal with cold feet
Diets of the Bible
Jimmy Palmer's hidden treasure

In Focus


WATCH AND PRAY
The present political situation is unique for the fact that neither the government nor the opposition seems capable of scoring runs on a wicket that is being daily determined by objective conditions. (Bertram)

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Life without free speech
Why we love Miss Lou
Branding communities and community entrepreneurship

Social


Miss Jamaica World contestants feted
It was beauty by poolside on Wednesday night at the Hilton as the contestants in this year's Miss Jamaica World contest met up with queens of the past. The 15 young ladies vying for the coveted tiara were guests of honour of Frank Rosheuvel...

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Holiday versus vacation
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