United Church members worship in tent
THOUGH MOST of its brick structure was destroyed by a fire five days earlier, the North Street United Church still cut an imposing backdrop for pastor Reverend Pusey as he delivered his weekly sermon in the church's car park yesterday.

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CLARENDON: A flare-up, last Thursday, over the allocation of emergency repair funds, forced Milton Brown, chairman of the Clarendon Parish Council, to call for the immediate adjournment of the monthly sitting of the council.

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BASIL JOHNSON, founder and managing director of Montego Bay-based Discount Lumber & Hardware Limited, Discount Lumber Limited and Discount Mart Limited, is one of a number of self-made businessmen in Jamaica.

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Boys' Town lift KO crown
TEN-MEN Boys' Town captured the Western Union Jackie Bell Knockout trophy with a hard fought 2-0 extra time win over Waterhouse at the National Stadium yesterday.

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Cartoons and press freedom
THE CARTOON is a modern derivative of caricature originating from the mid-18th century as an art form using satire to target social, political or even religious figures and institutions.

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LETTER OF THE DAY - United Church was a monument to development
THE EDITOR, Sir: THERE ARE those in our society who continually berate the Church in Jamaica for not doing anything to ease the burden of our society. It is our opinion that the decriers themselves are not associated with any church.

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Extended foreplay at 'Good Times'
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PEARLINE WAS 19 and Epel was 21 when they met; he operated a shop and he saw her passing and felt Cupid's arrow. He wrote to her of his feelings but she said no; he was too fat for her. But she later reconsidered.

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HAITI: PRO-PREVAL PROTESTERS MARCH ON CAPITAL - Poll run-off looms
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