TRAUMATISED - Taxi driver sought in girl's murder
OLD HARBOUR, St. Catherine: POLICE INVESTIGATORS were continuing their search yesterday for a taxi driver in connection with the kidnapping and killing of 12-year-old Janealle Blair of Old Harbour, St. Catherine.

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JPSCo generating units back online
Halt on sweet treats
JTB restructures regional offices
Lawyer in Baby Pansy case to meet A-G again
Tenacious Stoeckert heads to Privy Council

PAJ, Zim sign five-year contract
M INISTER OF Transport and Works, Robert Pickersgill and Dr. Yoram Sebba, President of Zim Israel Navigation Company Limited...

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Councillor, supervisor on wounding charge
Healthy consolations
Wide-ranging new dance works by NDTC
Violence flares in Arnett Gdns
Kids' homes suffer from lack of funds
Solo on the streets
Cops burn ganja field

Advertisers take note of financial programing
VETERAN JOURNALIST Owen James' personal financial programme, On a Personal Note has by all accounts made an auspicious start attracting corporate advertisers looking to associate their brand with this first for Jamaican TV.

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US stocks trip over weak earnings - Motorola downgraded

Bolt the toast of Barbados
BRIDGETOWN; Barbados: JAMAICA'S TEEN sensation Usain 'lightning' Bolt still remains the talk of the town in Bridgetown, Barbados after his spectacular 200m Pan American Junior Athletic Championships record breaking run on Sunday.

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Captain Bligh back for RJR Classic
Pick-9 to reach $2m
Ja finish sixth in Junior Pan Am
Rhone ready to rule
Hall lashes out at IFNA

Netball excitement
CONGRATULATIONS TO the New Zealand netball team for defeating Australia to win the gold medal at the Cable and Wireless Championships held at the new National Indoor Sports Centre in Kingston...

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Casinos: not playing with a full deck
The power and the gory
Of Braeton and beyond

Will the new agency be another shroud?
THE EDITOR, Sir: REGARDING THE welfare of our children, I could not help but listen with bemusement as the relevant sectors of society responded with shock and horror to the report of the Sadie-Keating Committee that was recently released.

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Confrontation saps the energy
Am I really in good hands?
Really disgusted
Unfortunate and incorrect
Ghetto, not a death sentence
I have a new father!
Investigation is needed
Keith Gordon

Mediocrity dampens JCDC St Ann leg
IN A show featuring very little talent and compounded by little organisation, St. Ann on Saturday selected their parish finalists for the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission's 'Talent Search' competition.

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'Stainless' provides good variety to crowd
Queen Paula wows Asylum

Ministering law and grace
EARLY IN his life, Martin Wright was told that there could be no happy mixture between his Christianity and the practice of law. But that was not his verdict.

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Assessing Anglican decline (Pt II) - Leadership in evangelism is the most critical factor