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published: Tuesday | December 27, 2005
Lead Stories


Christmas 'dead as cemetery' for street boys
WHILE MOST of us were celebrating Christmas with family and friends in the comfort of our homes, for at least 15 street boys, the most celebrated of Christian holidays was spent in the cemetery of the St. Andrew Parish Church in Half-Way Tree...

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Tighter ackee export rules
Christmas morning murder - Gunmen slay 45-y-o St Catherine woman
Social fund group approves millions for six projects
Sombre ceremonies worldwide commemorate Asian tsunami
Government of Jamaica schedules meeting to resolve Nurses Association of Jamaica dispute
Atlanta fire victims to be buried today
International Cricket Council (ICC) gives Guyana stadium thumbs up
British-Jamaican boxer urges diaspora to give more generously

News


Jamaica's Fire Brigade gets 207 new recruits
THE JAMAICA Fire Brigade received a much-needed boost when a fresh batch of firefighters entered its ranks last week. The firefighters, 207 of them, participated in a graduation ceremony at the Madge Saunders Conference Centre...

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Spaldings traffic clampdown - Lawmen clamp down on taxi, bus operators
Sligoville residents irate over cop vehicle shortage
Pickpockets pounce on Mandeville buyers
'Past Jamaica Constabulary Force members a valuable source'
Jones Town feud claims three more victims
'Spear' spreads joy at St Ann Infirmary
Cops quiz three on Jones Town violence

Business


Former Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association president, Lucille Lue dies
WESTERN BUREAU: JAMAICA'S FIRST and only female president of the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA), Lucille Lue O.D., died at the MoBay Hope Medical Centre in Rose Hall, St. James, on Christmas Day.

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Merchants say last-minute shopping down

Sport


England vs Jamaica friendly date set?
JAMAICA'S DATE for one of their biggest ever friendly internationals has been set, according to a report Sunday on British television station Skysports. The date reported is June 3, just six days before the 2006 World Cup kicks off in Germany.

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Better deal for referees in Jamaica
Sir Viv bats for Ramdin to replace Chanderpaul
Cozier raps Windies Board
Rampage in Boxing Day feature
Portmore gears for more success
FROM THE BOUNDARY - Track and field a distant winner in 2005
O'Neal upstages hot Bryant in Christmas Day showdown
Burton scores

Commentary


Aspects of Kraal aftermath
ECHOES OF the Kraal murder trial linger on as year 2005 peters out. So do the almost daily reports of killings which have given this small island a murder rate among the highest in the world. Of more mundane concern is the prospect that the year 2006...

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Remembering Adrian Wallace
'Jackassistan' or 'Magnifistan', our choice
The CSME and religious pluralism

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Moral issues looming large
THE EDITOR, Sir: IT IS very interesting that at this time the ruling People's National Party has several persons vying for the top job of leader, whilst the Leader of the Opposition Jamaica Labour Party seems to be attempting...

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Another Kraal verdict theory
Poor customer service
Jamaica's justice system

Entertainment


MoBay outfit ends Kgn leg of bands competition
WHEN THE Jumanji band took the stand at The Deck, Trafalgar Road, New Kingston, on Wednesday night, the uniformly dressed outfit which supported Brian Brown was a link between Jamaica's two cities.

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Linton Johnson reads, speaks at Liberty Hall
'King Kong' wins holiday blockbuster battle
'Penguins' march into AFI's six 'Moments of Significance'

Lifestyle


THE HISTORY OF BOXING DAY
BOXING DAY, which falls on the first weekday after Christmas, has nothing to do with gory fist fights. Though it remains unclear as to how it began or how it is traditionally celebrated, it is now a bonafide public holiday in Jamaica...

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Christmas holiday traditions

International


Somali tsunami victims languish
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP): SOMALIS SAID prayers in mosques along their Indian Ocean coastline for more than 30,000 survivors left homeless and without livelihoods by the tsunami that traversed the sea from Asia.

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Kidnap kingdom
Woman backs car over 6-y-o daughter

Tropical Weather

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'HAIR' IS THE HAT

DARAIN HOUSEN HAS not taken off his hat for the last 20 years. He bathes, he sleeps and does everything possible in it. It is a perfect fit.





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