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published: Wednesday | August 23, 2006

Lead Stories


Union officers lock horns
Three senior officers of the National Workers' Union (NWU) who are at odds with each other are to meet tomorrow to resolve an internal dispute between them for the top post in the union. Clive Dobson, president of the NWU...

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Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) snubs offer
Family of dead Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) worker struggling to make ends meet
Jamaica overrun by rats
Body of T&T soldier still here
Textbook costs jump
GSAT whiz-kids gain 27 scholarships
Hylton may face grilling from PAC
May Pen police guns under scrutiny
Nursing trainees escape rapist

News


'Trinity' requests transfer to Kingston
WESTERN BUREAU: Assistant Commissioner of Police Keith 'Trinity' Gardner yesterday confirmed that he has made a request of Commissioner of Police, Lucius Thomas to facilitate his transfer from the Area One Division, which encompasses western parishes.

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NYS launches summer programme to stem crime
Teachers knock reduced supply of textbooks
'Involve students in school repairs'
Ailing 78-y-o man facing extradition hospitalised
'Clear Garvey's name' - Belafonte lobbies to have record scrapped.
Transport Authority to reopen Spanish Town routes
President of new Seventh-day mission in Jamaica installed
Plans being made to elevate Mandela Highway
Long waiting period for NWC consumers
Church launches organisation to help deportees

Business


Wray & Nephew makes second move on Sugar Company of Jamaica (SCJ)
Rum distiller Wray and Nephew Limited (W&N), operators of the private Appleton Estate, wants to make another grab at the state-owned sugar operation, having failed a decade ago to effect a turnaround of sugar factories it acquired...

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Clarke, Bunting to chair state boards
Stock market heads to two-year low
BOJ issues Bob Marley commemorative coin
New Line Motors shifts gear... To sell Chinese vehicles, establish new dealership
NCB auctions former home of Topaz Jewellers for $37m
Sugar 30,000 tonnes off target - Speedy divestment needed to save industry, says James
Trinidad villagers face off with Alcoa over smelter plans
Black boys in Britain begin to have self-belief
Hugo Chavez in multimillion-euro housing deal with Chinese
Keith Russell to develop 850-acre resort in Trelawny
Young still under fire

Sport


Justin Gatlin agrees to eight-year ban
PHOENIX (AP): SPRINTER JUSTIN Gatlin agreed to an eight-year ban from athletics yesterday, officials said, avoiding a life-time penalty in exchange for his cooperation with doping authorities, and because his first positive drug test was deemed...

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Key clash for Young Boyz in Caribbean football union youth championships
Guyana whip Jamaica en route to final
Roper Cup kicks off on Saturday
Jamaica, T&T off to winning starts
Prime Minister of Jamaica launches final stage of SDC cricket champs
Windies ready to cash in on tri-series
WICB had problems with Test umpiring

Commentary


EDITORIAL - PNP unity requires more substance
When not swinging in the 'wrong jungle', Mr. Robert Pickersgill, Cabinet minister and chairman of the governing People's National Party make's a habit of peering through rose-tinted glasses.

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Helping the middle class
Learning is possible
The historic August agenda

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Too much ambivalence over sugar industry
The Editor, Sir: While we anxiously await the outcome of the bidding process for the publicly-owned sugar factories, there are a few facts that need mentioning. Shortly after the factories were bought back for a mere $1...

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Not under my roof!
The advent of 'champagne socialism'?
Root of current crisis
Fort Augusta reports contradictory

Entertainment


Beenie, D'Angel married
The self-proclaimed King of Dancehall Beenie Man took a queen yesterday when he wed fellow artiste D'Angel at the picturesque Creighton Estate in the hills of St. Andrew. The much-anticipated wedding of the two performers...

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A 'Clicking' comedy
Hip Strip set to blaze
'Barnyard: The Original Party Animals' - 'udderly' hilarious

Profiles in Medicine


KILLING ME SOFTLY - with thick, black smoke
The day I decided to drive with my car windows turned down, you know, just to enjoy the 'fresh' air in beautiful suburban St. Andrew, an old truck ahead of me in traffic, moves off, letting out some of the thickest, blackest smoke that you could ever...

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Hey, it's time for study tips
Man is much more than body
Avocado delight

Caribbean


CURAÇAO: Prisoners demand unsupervised visits - inmates on hunger strike
WILLEMSTAD, Curaçao (CMC): Several inmates at the Bon Futuro Prison have refused food and say they will not perform any tasks until they get unsupervised visits from their wives and female partners. In a letter, the inmates said they wanted conjugal...

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DOMINICA: PM denies newspaper report of massive job losses

International


UKRAINE: Jet crash kills 170
SUKHA BALKA, Ukraine (AP): A Russian passenger jet crashed in eastern Ukraine yesterday just minutes after sending a distress message during a severe thunderstorm, emergency officials said. All 170 people on-board died, including dozens of children.

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INDIA: Sikhs attack police station


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