LETTER OF THE DAY - What action follows crime talk?
THE EDITOR, Sir: 'CRIME IS our nation's biggest problem.' A Gleaner editorial assured us of that stated fact. The thing is, the Jamaican people know this and have known for many years now.
Elated by Carib economic bloc
THE EDITOR, Sir: I NOTE the interest by the heads of Caribbean states on the start of the Caribbean economic bloc. I too am elated by this measure for our countries to relate and co-operate with one another.
Friendly Jamaicans
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WAS a recent visitor to Jamaica where I spent a one-week vacation in Westmoreland. I was absolutely delighted to meet and speak with a large number of Jamaicans who were, without exception, extraordinarily friendly.
Let's play by the rules
THE EDITOR, Sir: EVERYBODY SEEMS to have their solution to the crime monster that is rapidly devouring our dear island and I am going to add my two cents worth.
We got justice!
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM not surprised that the jury returned a 'not guilty' verdict in the Kraal trial. I followed the case and if I were on that jury, I would have returned the said verdict.
Maybe moving walkways?
THE EDITOR, Sir: AS A visiting Jamaican I would like to extend vociferous congratulations to the current investor/operator of the Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay. The newly opened terminal is truly first class...
Why blacks are killing blacks
THE EDITOR, Sir: PLEASE ALLOW me to respond to that impassioned letter, asking why blacks are killing blacks, by Trevor Radway in Tuesday, January 3 edition of The Gleaner.
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