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published: Thursday | December 11, 2008


Lead Stories


New JUTC probe - Christie reopens investigation into possible fraud at state-owned bus company
New information deemed to be suspicious, which was provided Tuesday by the board of the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC), has forced Contractor General Greg Christie to reopen his probe into the affairs of the state-owned bus company...

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Jakes urges Jamaica to unite
Gangster turns student - Former bad boy tells IMF boss how far he has come
Economic decline hits Jamaica's ports
LIME to cut staff
Thursdaytalk - Hottest topics on the cocktail circuit

News


Gas station fury
So I was in one of those little shops at a St Andrew gas station recently, when in walked Preston, a short man with slightly irregular ears and a nose that presided over his face like a Supreme Court judge. I was standing at the back of the shop, checking out the refrigerator...

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Lawsuit looms after childbirth nightmare
Schools forge partnership
Christmas gift for prisoners
Highway 2000 profits up, motorist use down

Business


Vendors get cold shoulder
Jamaica's traditional 'Christmas breeze' has brought a chilly reception to roadside vendors, who have reported lower-than-expected sales triggered by conservative shoppers and a saturated marketplace. "Too much sellers out here, all the schoolers dem out here a sell," said...

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US auto deal

Sport


Reggae Boyz set to roll
EAGER TO deliver in front their home crowd, Jamaica lead a contented foursome into the Digicel Caribbean Championship semi-finals showdown in a doubleheader at the National Stadium this evening.The Reggae Boyz will tackle Guadeloupe in the feature match at 7 p.m...

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WICB responds to Patterson's criticism
Francis stars with four-timer
Manchester, Bayern top league groups
Gore files appeal against Rally Ja's third-place team

Commentary


EDITORIAL - Merge UWI and UTech
Carroll Edwards, in her gracious response for the University of the West Indies (UWI) to our suggestions for the rebalancing of Jamaican Government subsidies between various faculties at UWI, declared its willingness to engage "in a much-needed public debate ...

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Political intrigue in Ottawa
Golding's termites comment again
Father Sherlock
Ho, ho, ho, Merry 'Cashmas'!

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - A new plateau of national failure
The Editor, Sir: The recent Gravel Heights incident will, unless corrective action is promptly taken, become the death knell of the Jamaican economy. The very authority of the State has been challenged and faced down by criminals, garrison rulers and dons...

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Overcome by tears and anger
'Sitting duck' on Mandela Highway
Fighting with unity

Entertainment


Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) saves the Blues - Agency pumps US$500,000 into Jazz festival
On Tuesday night, after Minister of Tourism Ed Bartlett made a passionate case for tourism based on potential travellers' passions (among them music, sports and health and well-being), he gave the figures on the Jamaica Tourist Board's (JTB) involvement in Jamaica...

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A few get an early glimpse of Pantomime
Grown-up fun at Pickney Love
Alric and Boyd plan trifecta for The Quad
Something extra

What's Cooking


DINING WITH EMMA - Entertaining at Christmas
THE TRADITIONAL Anglo-Christmas meal consists of turkey with accompaniments, ham, a carbohydrate, vegetables and Christmas pudding or mince pies. My menu, although a little different, doesn't steer too much from this. I've got the bird, the sauce...

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It's all in the Roots
V8 FUSION: Packed with nutrients
Heinz Simonitsch School stages second International Lunch
Christmas Countdown - 14 days to go!

International


Obama calls for Illinois governor's resignation
CHICAGO (AP):President-elect Barack Obama called for the governor of Illinois to resign yesterday, hours after the embattled governor reported for work amid charges he plotted to sell Obama's vacant Senate seat. Obama spokesman Robert Gibbs said the president-elect agrees...

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UK TV station plans to show man's death

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