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Stabroek News

published: Thursday | April 27, 2006

Lead Stories


Davies to open Budget Debate today
MINISTER OF Finance and Planning, Dr. Omar Davies, will today outline how the Government plans to fund the $358 billion budget when he opens the 2006/2007 Budget Debate in Gordon House. Two weeks ago, Dr. Davies tabled the multi-billion dollar budget...

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Unions want more - Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions (JCTU) seeks additional $4b in the first year of new MoU
Governor General of Jamaica goes on islandwide tour
Murder conviction quashed on appeal

News


Shields wants 21st century tech for JCF
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER of Police Mark Shields says he is aiming to implement 21st century policing in Jamaica as part of his commitment to reduce crime and violence. Mr. Shields told guests gathered at the inaugural open house of Jamaica...

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Police claim leads into Waterhouse shooting death
Probe into Spanish Town killing
Family, friends mourn death of cricket lover

Business


Coffee farmers still steamed - Angry with delay in receiving overdue insurance money
OVER 20,000 coffee farmers, seething at the delay by the collapsed Dyoll Insurance Company in paying them overdue insurance money, may finally know their fate this weekend following an impromptu meeting yesterday with Finance Minister...

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Jamaica, Trinidad aluminium alliance

Sport


Lara back in charge
PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (AP): BRIAN LARA was appointed as captain of the West Indies for an unprecedented third time yesterday, replacing Shivnarine Chanderpaul as officials also appeared to quell the latest eruption in an 18-month contract dispute...

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Holmwood poised for fourth crown
Hot Henry claims hat-trick at track
Portmore advance to semis
Barcelona through to Champions League final

Commentary


Efficiency, please, Dr Davies
IN INFORMING the country of how the budget will be financed, Dr Omar Davies, the finance minister, has a task that is not to be envied. We would urge him not to take the easy and damaging approach. There is something to build on.

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Planting trees and reading
Beating children in public
An American illusion ends

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Jamaica Public Service (JPS) clarifies bill payments
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WISH to clarify the issues raised regarding bill payments in the Letter of the Day in The Gleaner of Saturday, April 22. Bill Express Fee Not for JPS. It is a fact that at least one payment agency, Bill Express, has decided to charge...

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Where do we go from here?
Our sceptical society
Solution for peace in schools

Entertainment


Heather Cummings can make you move
YOU CAN'T help but cheer, stomp your feet, dance, when you hear Heather Cummings sing. Yes, Heather Cummings, the disc jock - she is also singer, and a good one too. Her latest release includes Give me Back the Love...

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Is Ne-Yo 'The One?'
Link made between copyright, creativity
Fictional 'Iron Balloons' released
MTV Awards nominees

Farmer's Weekly


Sweet side to farming
SPANISH TOWN, St. Catherine: BORN IN Kingston where he attended Calabar and Meadowbrook high schools, Kwesi Palmer realised from early that he wanted to make an impact on the agriculture sector. He went about formulating his dream...

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Jamaica to be free of screw worm
Banana programme gets big boost from European Union

What's Cooking


Naseberry. Sapodilla. Dillie. Sapote.
THE NASEBERRY, or sapodilla tree, is native to Mexico and Central America, and is found from the Yucatan Peninsula to Costa Rica. The exact time of its introduction to the Caribbean is unclear, but it has long become a part..

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'Bon Appetit' toasts Jamaica, Caribbean
In the kitchen.. with Douet Reid's spicy Rum Sauce
It's alive? Alive!
Mar for the sea, blue for its colour!

Eye on Science


Managing air pollution - National Environment and Planning Agency plays a key role
AIR POLLUTION in Jamaica comes mainly from industrial activities and motor vehicles. The main industries that contribute to air pollution in Jamaica are: bauxite/alumina, electricity and steam generation, cement and lime manufacturing...

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OUR VIEW - Reducing the threat of tuberculosis
PROFILE: PESTICIDE CONTROL AUTHORITY


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