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published: Wednesday | June 6, 2007

Lead Stories


Prosecute them! - Sanction public officials who drainJamaican Government's purse - AG
Spurred by another string of unlawful payments in his last annual report that cost the country in excess of $50 million, the man mandated by the Constitution to audit the financial affairs of public entities - the Auditor General - has called for the prosecution...

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South East St Ann stunner - Former Miss World Lisa Hanna to be named as PNP candidate
Choices Expo opens to overwhelming response
Portland roadblocks defer biology student's dreams
Suspect in alleged JFK plot surrenders in Trinidad
PAC members toe party line on Sandals Whitehouse overrun
Decision needed on Air Jamaica's future - Golding
Millions in unapproved payments at Jamaican Government agencies - Auditor General wants sanctions for breaches

News


From church boy to militant Muslim
WESTERN BUREAU: There is no animosity between the residents of Point and deported Muslim cleric, Abdullah el-Faisal (Trevor Harris Forrest), as most still remember him as Teacher Forrest's son, a top student at school who attended church every Sunday....

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Father mourns shocking death of seven-year-old
Trinidad condemns JFK bombing plot
Councillors sore over uneven funding
Jamaican autopsies a dead end

Business


Digicel owner's finances under investigation - O'Brien files complaint against probe
Irish telecommunications tycoon and owner of Digicel Group, Denis O'Brien, filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights in a bid to stop a government-authorised investigation into his financial affairs, he said Tuesday. O'Brien, 49, who built his fortune...

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Petrojam, Jamaica Public Service Company in talks on 'petcoke' cogeneration plant
Seprod's silence on stock suspension worries analysts
Manufacturing, mining production up in March
Receiver plans sale of transformer company assets -Lewis family loses round one of court battle
Catastrophe risk insurance pool up and running
BET former owner to set up gaming operation in Barbados
LIAT 'stalling' on rescue plan, says Skerrit
US airline industry tries to boost fares - Analysts wonder if they will stick
Canadian dollar no longer 'a weakling' - Approaching par with US currency
Rice, Maduro spar at OAS meeting
Education and early days

Sport


Chileans ice the Reggae Boyz 1-0
JAMAICA'S REGGAE Boyz continued to struggle to make any impression under new technical director Velibor 'Bora' Milutinovic as they went down 1-0 to Chile at the National Stadium last night. Despite several opportunities for the hosts to seize the initiative early...

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Do-or-die at BranCourt
Ganga replaces Sarwan
Swallowfield get 12-0 thrashing from Cavalier
Windies face another beating
Sidebottom just taking it one ball at a time
Italy, France set to strike
Japan clinch the Kirin Cup
Henin outshines Williams
Hydel sweep Champs
Miller strikes thrice
Spurs wary of upstart Cavs
Aussies cash in on the Ashes
'Freddy' rocked the boat - skipper
Team New Zealand on brink of victory
Senators ready to pluck Ducks

Commentary


EDITORIAL - On stewardesses and the way they look
A ruling by an Indian Supreme Court judge last week has echoes of an issue in Jamaica just over a decade ago when a British import as head of Air Jamaica sought to impose an age, weight and size regime for the women who would be stewardesses...

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A shortage of goats
Shame on Portia
Her honour

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - More police action needed in road carnage
The Editor, Sir: Let me add my two cents to the carnage that's taking place all around the country with the reckless driving of the so-called shotters/minibus driversin and around the Corporate Area. There seems to be no law to control these drivers who drive all over the place...

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PM should 'kibba har mouth' at times
PM Bruce and GG Portia?
NOTE-WORTHY: Patty price

Entertainment


Evening of Excellence - A royal showcase of talent
COOPERS PEN, Trelawny: It was indeed an evening of entertainment of the highest standard at the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission's (JCDC) Evening of Excellence, held at the Starfish Resort in Trelawny on Sunday. Pride of place, however, went to the best music performer....

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Grace Trailblazer a blast of good fun
'Love and Peace', a guitarist's take on music
'Knocked Up' is a full knockout
Director planning return to New Orleans for follow-up

Profiles in Medicine


HER HEALTH - Pregnant with diabetes
Diabetes mellitus is a condition in which the body's ability to process the blood sugar, glucose, is impaired. Glucose, which is the main energy source for the body, is processed by a hormone called insulin. When there is not enough insulin or it cannot function properly...

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HIS HEALTH: What does a diagnosis of prostate cancer mean? (Pt II) - The surgical option
PHARMACY TODAY - Hurricane preparedness for persons with diabetes
BE WELL - Danger could be lurking in your cosmetics bag
FITNESS CLUB - Let's do some resistance training
DIETITIAN'S DESK - Two thumbs up for green bananas

International


Bush bashes Putin on democracy
HEILIGENDAMM, Germany (Reuters): United States (U.S.) President George W. Bush criticised Russia on democracy yesterday, but sought to calm President Vladimir Putin's anger over U.S. missile shield plans on the eve of a G8 summit in Germany.

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Six-Day War remembered
Police kill 22 members of sect






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