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published: Tuesday | August 29, 2006

Lead Stories


Rains to ease - Hurricane 'Ernesto' takes aim at Florida
The Meteorological Service yesterday maintained its flash flood watch for low-lying and flood-prone areas of eastern and central parishes until 5:00 this morning, despite there being no reports of widespread flooding..

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Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ) stays put - No plans to rejoin JCTU
Crime cop hurt in crash
Flooding fears in Nightingale Grove
22-y-o to fly Jamaica into history
Veteran lawyer is new Public Defender
Government of Jamaica denies Davies quitting
Thumbs-up given to UWI campus safety

News


Hard work really pays
Dana-Marie Dick of Campion College, made her family and friends proud when she copped nine ones in the 2006 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations.

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CXC performances improve this year
Hundreds flock St James back-to-school, health fair
Building sector disputes Government claim of cement recovery in Jamaica
TYRONE'S WATCH - 'Hill and gully ride up Queen Hill
TRANSFORMING COMMUNITIES - Changing the face of Rose Town
Jamaicans For Justice has new location
1970s Flashback - The 1980 General Election

Business


Don't test workers for AIDS - MAJ president
Ocho Rios, St. Ann: The Medical Association of Jamaica has come out in strong opposition to the requests of some employers to have their workers tested for HIV/AIDS. According to Dr. Alverston Bailey, president of the MAJ, this is one of the problems...

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Prudential fined over market timing allegations
New York Times buys Baseline Studio
Ireland to privatise, expand state-owned airline
Glencore wins bid to expand oil refinery

Sport


T&T's Brown moving to Jamaica
Trinidad and Tobago's 2003 World Championships 100 metres silver medallist, Darrel Brown, is set to join the world 100m record holder Asafa Powell at the MVP Track Club at the start of the new season.

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Jamaican pacers in India
Coach names 22-man squad
'Fudgie's' Kingstonian is dead
FROM THE BOUNDARY: Umpire Hair has lost all his credibility
Pakistan top England in Twenty20
Henin-Hardenne eliminates Italian

Commentary


EDITORIAL - Dancehall and free speech
It is a shame that residents of the community of Grants Pen in St. Thomas could believe it was their right to inconvenience thousands of people on Sunday by blocking a critical route to protest against the arrest by the police of the dancehall DJ...

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Quaker: quiet church?
China: The revolutionary myth

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - No to terror in Jamaica
The Editor, Sir: The Muslims who strap bombs to themselves or orchestrate bombings resulting in deaths of innocent people are absolute fanatics. We in Jamaica have lived a life free of this kind of deliberate criminal activity at least up to this point.

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Roots of prodigy
Fire awareness
Where is our civic pride?
Why are our local beaches private?
Election, an opportunity to take stock
Pickersgill and the planets

Entertainment


Laughter before the storm
While 'Ernesto' huffed and puffed its windy threats, satire and social commentary in the form of story, poetry and calypso blazed, crackled and popped at the Undercroft at the University of the West Indies, Mona on Saturday evening.

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Stars light up Port Royal - But weather dampens turnout
Entries now open for Calabash Writers Workshop 2006-2007
Key facts about the major Emmy winners

The Shipping Industry


Joint statement by the SAJ and PTHA
Over the past few months, there has been a dramatic escalation in instances of missing containers, chassis and other equipment of shipping lines. In most of these cases, the afore-mentioned equipment has gone...

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Shipping personnel learn first aid, CPR

International


UNITED STATES - NAACP: Gov't fails New Orleans one year after 'Katrina'
NEW ORLEANS (AP): Members of Congress toured the city yesterday and President George W. Bush was headed for the region to see the state of recovery efforts one year after the city was ravaged by Hurricane Katrina.

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LEBANON: Annan calls for release of kidnapped soldiers
SUDAN: UN peacekeeping forces proposal rejected again


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