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Jamaica Gleaner Commentary
published: Saturday | December 16, 2006

EDITORIAL - Politics, pitfalls and corruption
It is most likely coincidental that the same day that British police interviewed the country's Prime Minister, Tony Blair, over the alleged cash-for-titles scandal, the U.K. government halted a bribery probe against British defence contractor, BAE Systems

Cattle, Canasol, cerasee, Cantimol, cancer

In 2001, Professor Manley West, a former Titchfield student from Portland and head of the Pharmacology Department of the University of the West Indies, and Dr. Alfred Lockhart introduced a cannabis-derived medication called Cantimol to treat glaucoma.


From the horse's mouth

The Editor, Sir: I've noted with great interest the negative reactions to Xavier Newton-Bryant's letter in your December 8 issue and am writing this letter in 100 per cent support of his sentiments.


Issue: Religious myths and slavery

I would like to respond to the article: 'Was the Star of Bethlehem real'? Certainly not.




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