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published: Tuesday | April 10, 2007

Lead Stories


Police beat Dr Ford
Prominent medical doctor, Jephtah Ford, who is known for providing free treatment to members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), was yesterday placed on 24-hour observation at the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH) after being allegedly beaten...

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Gunman's bullet cuts short cop's life
Prophet Phinn declares election victory for Portia
Search on for missing fishermen
No free rides at stunt festival
Quarterly murder figure shoots past last year's
Billions face climate change risk

News


Kingston lodge gives indigents Easter treat
More than 1,500 indigent persons from the communities of Allman Town, Rae Town, Vineyard Town and surrounding areas, were yesterday given an Easter treat when they received food packages and clothing from the Jamaica District Grand Lodge Number Two in Kingston.

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Greendale 'road rage' - Pothole plague angers residents
Newsmaker: Richard Azan - Damage control mode over road repair rows
Inzamam lashes out at CWC security
Jamaica's Peter Brady appointed to World Maritime University
St Ann citizens honoured for service

Business


Great Huts Eco-Tourism Resort - a JamAfrican getaway
Nestled In the cliffs behind the Boston Jerk Centre, overlooking Boston Bay, is the Great Huts Resort, an Afrocentric take on the bed and breakfast concept. It comprises a collection of African-style huts, tents and tree houses interspersed through the jungle-like terrain.

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$200m expansion for Federated Pharmaceutical
Vendors in Spaldings forced to sell on sidewalks

Sport


D-Day for Windies - Hosts face do-or-die World Cup clash against South Africa
The West Indies resume their hunt for the World Cup cricket title when they take on South Africa in Grenada today and for the home team, for the two-time champions, for the once mighty Windies and probably also for their opponents, all their dreams and all their aspirations...

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Lara looking to turn up pressure
Portmore champions Red Stripe Cup
Red-hot Seba humble tame Wadadah 4-2
Retreat club take double
Fans call for Shelton
Record medal haul - Jamaica end Carifta Games in style with mile-relay sweep
Hot Nangle
Windwards dethrone Jamaica in tense U-15 finale
Diesel closes like a train to take Easter Sprint Cup
Inzy says Woolmer death should have halted World Cup
Dehring dispels World Cup 'myths'
Giant-killers Bangladesh practise six-hitting
Kiwis brush Ireland aside
England remain upbeat despite clear lack of class
Fans are making their absence felt

Commentary


EDITORIAL - The alleged UTech scam
THE UNIVERSITY of Technology (UTech) will, in the circumstance, do the right, and ultimately, the moral thing. There will be no rush to judgement and the affected students, however stupid and/or gullible they may have been, will not be allowed to sit their exams...

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Child abuse and outrageous judgement
Top-down Caribbean integration
The billion-dollar election

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Are preparatory schools giving value for money?
THE EDITOR, Sir: Permit me to voice my concern over what I believe is now an epidemic, where preparatory schools are charging as much as $40,000 per term for tuition, with a pending increase to come in September 2007. For that amount of money, I would expect that the kids...

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Night noise rattles Industry Village
Constituency spending
Rescue the cricket
GCT burden

Entertainment


Handel's 'Messiah' an Easter treat
Spanish Town's Cathedral Church's long history, would at some stage have been uppermost in the mind of the visitor to the church on Good Friday afternoon.Being performed, was a George F.Handel masterpiece, Messiah, the most popular oratorio ever composed.

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Luau - feast for the eyes and feet
Icon: Stanley Beckford - Mento magician bridged music eras
'American Idol' adds online songwriting competition



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