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Jamaica Gleaner Lead Stories
published: Saturday | December 16, 2006

CAR THEFTS RISE - Criminals target Corporate Area
Over the past few weeks there have been increased reports of carjackings and thefts, specifically in the Corporate Area.

Toys and household items recalled

Several children's toys and clothing, including coveralls and Christmas lights, are among the items being recalled, according to a statement from the Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC).


Millions spent on Portland projects

More than $628 million has been spent since the start of 2006 to improve the lives, comfort and well being of residents in eastern Portland, through the generosity of private sectors, state agencies and the political directorate.


'Get treated for malaria symptoms'

The Ministry of Health has appealed to persons in malaria affected areas, who have been identified as having fever and other malaria symptoms, to visit the nearest health centre this weekend for treatment.


Author Achebe to visit

Chinua Achebe, renowned author of the modern African classic 'Things Fall Apart' (1958), which has sold over 10 million copies worldwide, and has been translated into 50 languages, will be visiting Jamaica from December 31 to January 10.


Government suspends licences to explore Cockpit Country - Clarke to meet with environmentalists for resolution.

Government yesterday agreed to suspend all licences granted to explore sections of the Cockpit Country for bauxite and limestone deposits, pending consultation with environmentalists.


US Embassy staff settles into new home

The United States Embassy yesterday completed its move from 2 and 16 Oxford Road, to its new home at 142 Old Hope Road in Liguanea, St. Andrew. All offices of the embassy, with the exception of the USAID and the Peace Corps, completed the move...


Sentencing for Fullerton put off

Senior Resident Magis-trate Judith Pusey on Thursday granted an appli-cation for the sentencing of Nicole Ann Fullerton, daughter of Henry Fullerton, former head of the failed Caldon Finance Group, to be put off to March 1.


Gospel music is in crisis

As a Christian leader, I have tremendous respect and appreciation for our local gospel artistes. Over the years I have been a passionate supporter of such musical events as Youth For Christ's 'Genesis', Church on The Rock's 'Alleluia'...




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