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published: Friday | January 19, 2007

Lead Stories


'No to bloody election' - Phillips, Thomas vow to cut murder rate
Political leaders have been urged to consider putting a ban on election mass campaigns which include bus loads of supporters who have no regard for the law. The suggestion came yesterday from the Rev. Karl Johnson during the main address...

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'They take away everything' - Mother loses three sons in gang war
Chicken price to fly high
We took no part in Fiesta fee discount - PNP councillors
Cops target stolen-car dealers
Security guards convicted, to serve 27 years
Where did the love go? - Majority see Portia as good PM, but figures dip
Stolen baby reunited with parents
Hanover Parish Council split over car park

News


Still no loan fund for teachers
The Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA), on Monday, expressed its dissatisfaction because the $500-million revolving loan fund for teachers is yet to come to fruition and has threatened serious action if nothing is done soon.

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Bleaching items to be confiscated
Contract approved for fence at Bellevue
Jamaica has two-month cement surplus
Jury says Kilancholly suspect fit to plead
'Dedicate ministry to youth'
'Reggae country' on a budget

Business


'Don't switch the fleet' - Air Jamaica technicians against change from Airbus to Boeing
Maintenance techni-cians employed by Air Jamaica say the airline should reconsider its proposal to replace its current Airbus system with 14 Boeing 737-300 airplanes, warning it would boost the loss-making airline's operating expenses...

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Jamaican currency will fall to $70 - banking exec
Construction sector slows
Explorer predicts big oil finds in Jamaica - Says Trinidad underexplored
RJR negotiating sale of AM frequencies - Cliff Hughes among investors
Mirant sells six power plants for US$1.4b
Ciboney slides deeper into red
BoJ offers variable-rate CD
Solar company targets 10% of JPS's market
Tax matters in the year ahead
Dissecting independence, governance and corruption

Sport


Red Stripe pours $millions into Champions Cup
Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) general secretary, Burchell Gibson, pointed to the recent spate of contractual offers as continued improvement in the local leagues and encouraged corporate Jamaica to continue doing their part....

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Glasgow double lifts T&T to semi-finals
West Indies arrive in India
FROM THE BOUNDARY - Let's do it for Jamaica
Toppin backs away from WICB position
'This was a big one' - Gaynor relieved as Waterhouse win to stay atop NPL
Battling Nadal advances
Volunteers will put best of Jamaica forward
FROM THE BOUNDARY - An exciting, tense, dramatic final
Is simulcasting the answer?
Granville make desired start
Village coup leaves Hyde beaming

Commentary


EDITORIAL - President Jagdeo's shame
When Bharrat Jagdeo assumed the presidency in Guyana, we had great hope for that country, particularly in his potential to engineer a transformation of its politics. Young and bright, we assumed that Mr. Jagdeo was largely untainted....

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There goes our MP!
Bleachers and dyers

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Negative impact seen in Spanish hotel 'invasion'
The Editor, Sir: Please allow me to make some comments on the Spanish Hotels 'invasion'. First, during the construction of each of the two Riu hotels in Negril, many environmental restrictions were blatantly breached...

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Time to use the cat-o'-nine
Increase the income tax threshold
Little Theatre tribute to Charles Hyatt
Commend the police force

Entertainment


Poetry, song at Village Café
The attempt to get the most recent edition of live music at the Village Café, Barbican Road, going at 10:00 p.m. fell to a couple late band members. However, when things got going at a few minutes to 11:00 p.m. they moved briskly enough.

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Tyrone Thompson - screen's his dream
'Neigh' to 'Flicka'
Stanbury upbeat about 'Sounds of Jamaica'
JAMPRO gives music a listening ear
Rootz Underground to surface globally in 2007

Social


Sporting with Digicel
If you can recall what it was like in school on sports day, then you have the perfect picture of what took place at the Digicel media party, last Saturday, at Caymanas Polo Club. It was called the Media Invitational for a reason...

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'Roasting' Tommy James
Goethe on show
Off to a winning start!
Pepsi goes retro

UWI/Eye on Science


Fish for tomorrow?
February 2, is World Wetlands Day and the theme is 'Fish for Tomorrow?' This very pointed theme has been chosen as it seeks to highlight the critical value of wetlands and the interrelated industry of fishing. In Jamaica, our...

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Destructive fishing practices
Wetlands are everybody's concern
The three Ramsar sites in Jamaica


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