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published: Wednesday | January 10, 2007

Lead Stories


'Target garrisons' - Church needs to do more in inner cities
Following the murders of about 40 persons since the start of the year, at least one church leader has suggested that, instead of continuous prayers, the Church needs to move into garrison communities and target dons and other individuals.

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FirstCaribbean cleared of Trafigura wrong
It's 3 million! - Record tourist arrivals last year
Rema residents asked to facilitate malaria teams
Two guards plead guilty
Fiesta Group gets go-ahead in Hanover
McIntosh new Senior Puisne Judge
Church group to host week of prayer
You are wrong, KD - Butch - Sandals chairman denies excess utility services claim
More DPP resignations

News


The law of 7 and the 7th Prime Minister
Seven is God's number for perfection. This number is used in the Bible about 600 times. The very word perfect has 7 letters. In the bible we find such terms as the 7 spirits of God, the 7 churches, the 7 candlesticks, the 7 stars, the 7 seals...

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2006 year in review: Deacon saved from hellish hole
Oldest woman in the world?
Catch of the year
2006 Year in Review: Entertainment An exciting package of events
Are we ready for CWC 2007?
Robots may gain legal rights
Shipping industry riding waves, proud of success
Man sought for two years caught by cops
South Camp Road schools reopen after forced closure

Business


Windalco investing $3b in lime plant at Kirkvine
Windalco, the owners of two alumina plants in Jamaica, announced yesterday that it will build a new chemical lime facility here to meet the refineries' requirement of 10,000 tonnes a year. Windalco said that it will spend an estimated US$45 million...

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Exports grow 31% over nine months - Statin
Two years later, JSE's transformation still a work in progress
Trinidad telecom sues C&W over network access
Digicel announces 100% subscriber growth in 2006 - Signs 1 million customers in Haiti
Consumer confidence slips, but businesses upbeat on profits
Chávez wants greater presidential powers
Regional stock market integration to be key issue at JSE conference
Closing stock market indices

Sport


Atkinson of Rusea's shooting for the top
Lucea, Hanover: Rusea's High'S 17-year-old midfielder, André Atkinson, has stepped further into the limelight, becoming the latest footballer from his school to be summoned to trials for a national junior football team...

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Jamaica snatch exciting victory
Bridgmohan out for two months
JDF send Arnett packing
Thompson's goal seals points for Wolmer's
Boys' Town have a point
Baptista hits four as Arsenal thrash Liverpool
Schoolboys hunt second round berth
Belles, Smilers shoot for third
Serena gets wires crossed
Australia batter England
Windalco sweep
Landis slams WADA's Pound

Commentary


EDITORIAL - Dean Peart's absurdity
IT IS understandable that Minister of Local Government, Dean Peart, would want to reach out for help to quench the fire that had been raging for days at the Riverton City landfill. The fire had caused a pall of heavy...

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Balancing people's lives
Oiling irrationality

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - There is scope for cruise shipping expansion
The Editor, Sir: In the last three months there has been a lot of discussion in tourism circles concerning the inability of the cruise ship sector to absorb the number of ships which want to call on our ports in Jamaica.

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The value of faith
Not willing to welcome Mugabe here
Keep up the good work, Rev Samuels
The Church and the state of the nation

Entertainment


Post-Christmas concert 'a feast'
As was to be expected, witticisms and sexual innuendoes flowed into the conversation. A Jamaican male could hardly be accused of causing a "premature climax" without comments of that nature arising.

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Scooby-Doo creator dies
'Charlotte's Web' is a heart-tugger for all ages

Profiles in Medicine


BE WELL - UNFOLDING your dreams
Year 2007 is full of potentials, possibilities, probabilities. Let's not waste it. The future is in your hands, the world is at your feet. Let's unfold our dreams. "Old papers thrown away, Old garments cast aside, The talk of yesterday...

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DIETITIAN'S DESK: Don't kid yourself! - Keeping your goals is hard work
PHARMACY TODAY - The abuse of cough medicines
I AM WHAT I THINK - Unfolding your financial dreams
FITNESS CLUB - Fitting exercise into your busy schedule
This is a laughing matter

Caribbean


CUBA - Human rights group sees no change under Raul Castro
HAVANA (Reuters): Respect for human rights has not improved in Cuba under interim leader Raul Castro, though the number of Cubans jailed for political reasons has fallen to 283, the country's main rights watchdog said yesterday.

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TRINIDAD & TOBAGO - Teenager on anti-crime initiative
DOMINICA - PM criticises opposition legislators
SURINAME - Former Trade Minister on trial for money laundering
MONTSERRAT - Authorities say airport still open

International


SOMALIA - 'Many dead' in US strike targeting al Qaida suspects
MOGADISHU (Reuters): Many people were killed in Somalia in a United States air strike targeting al-Qaida suspects among fleeing Islamist fighters, Somali officials said yesterday. The U.S. strike, part of a wide offensive also involving Ethiopian...

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UNITED KINGDOM - Faith groups protest gay rights bill
IRAQ - Fifty killed in US-Iraqi raids
FIJI - Coup leader appoints ousted PM
IRAQ - New video of Saddam's body on the Internet


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