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Stabroek News

published: Tuesday | December 26, 2006

Lead Stories


Wind farm sale - Government of Jamaica seeks more private sector involvement in renewable energy for the New Year
Wigton Windfarm in Manchester is to be privatised in the New Year as part of Government plans to increase the use of renewable energy and reduce the national oil import bill which this year passed the US$1.5 billion mark for the first time.

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Health Ministry gets 1,000 mosquito nets
Jackson district gets gift for Christmas
RGD, funeral directors link up to improve data on deaths
Gun find no surprise to Area One police

News


CHRISTMAS MESSAGES: May we all live the true spirit of the season
Christmas in Jamaica has traditionally been a time for family gatherings, when family and friends remember the birth of Jesus. For Christians, it is a time of reflection on the special gift given to us from God - a Saviour for all mankind.

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Let's focus on the love in circulation
Share the spirit of charity with all
Eugenia's 2007 PREDICTIONS
Children caught up in Uganda's vicious war

Business


Mauritius sugar mill expands despite EU cuts
SAVANNAH, Mauritius (Reuters): Boiler-suited builders scramble along girders as a heavy crane lifts equipment for new construc-tion at a sugar mill in Mauritius, even as the Indian Ocean island grapples with a sharp fall in sugar prices.

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US consumer confidence ebbs, boosts hopes of rate cut
Low prices threaten dairy sector
US Court cuts Exxon Valdez damages by US$2b

Sport


Run Aldeeno... Distinctly Irish favoured for Harry Jackson Memorial
The third and final race in the $7.5 million Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) 2-Y-O Stakes over 1600 metres is the principal feature on today's well-supported 12-race Boxing Day programme at Caymanas Park. Post time is 11:30 a.m.

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The Gleaner grabs lion's share of BHFA awards
FROM THE BOUNDARY - Nothing new at Sabina Park
Mourinho thanks Father Christmas for late winner
'2007 is a big year for Theo'
Vaughan keen to regain captaincy

Commentary


EDITORIAL - Weighing the utility of fingerprints
We note the stirring of a debate over whether the huge fingerprint database accumulated by the Electoral Office in its enumeration of voters should be made available to the police in criminal investigations.

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A voice heard at sea
States that suffer
Resolving the CCJ issue

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - A Trelawny town wary of mining prospects
The Editor, Sir: I can truly attest to the peace and tranquility of life in rural Stewart Town, Trelawny. Around me there are no signs of great economic wealth or affluence. What is quite evident and well cherished in our community...

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How to use reparation money
Jamaica, will you make it happen?
Cocaine threat

Entertainment


'Welcome To Jamrock' keeps schedule
True to the organisers' promise, at exactly 9:00 p.m. on Friday, MC Paula-Ann Porter said good evening to the relatively-small, punctual audience at the Constant Spring Football Field for the second staging of 'Welcome to Jamrock'.

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'Howzzat!' opens today
Proud parents, Diddy and Kim
Bono to receive knighthood
Mike Evans, original Lionel Jefferson, dead

Lifestyle


A Mexican Christmas tradition
The Mexican tradition of 'Las Posadas', which literally means 'the inns', is a re-enactment of the journey of Mary and Joseph from Nazareth to Bethlehem, depicting their plight to find lodging at numerous inns and being turned away.

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Optimists may outlive cynics - Positive outlook lowers risk of dying - study
Italy's fashion houses get tough on 'skinnies'
Getting radical on climate change


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