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published: Tuesday | May 1, 2007

Lead Stories


Rampage in May Pen - Three killed, $2 million stolen
MAY PEN, Clarendon: One man has been held by the police and is scheduled to be questioned this morning in relation to yesterday's daring daylight robbery along the busy Manchester Avenue in May Pen, Clarendon, which left three men, including two security guards, dead....

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EU ambassador says North Coast Highway construction too slow
Libel laws a major trial to press
'Jezebel' statement withdrawn
Evidence still pending in manslaughter case
Prisoner transport delays court
Much riding on tourism trade Show
Call for more care in Child Month
Apple issues update for laptop battery fault
128-y-o Jamaican woman dies
PM to give second Budget Debate
Security guard freed of murder charge
Restorative justice for local schools

News


'Violence will not stop our success' - Candlelight ceremony in recognition of our schoolmates affected by violence
News reports last Tuesday about gunmen running on to the compound of the Charlie Smith High School in Trench Town, St. Andrew, shocked many people. The gunmen were involved in a shoot-out with men from another section of the community and used the school as an escape route.

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Food For the Poor presented with humanitarian award
TYRONE'S WATCH - Remember Shakara Harris? - Three years after fatal accident, crossing Constant Spring Road still dangerous
On the verge: Anthony Gallimore - Station moves to new beat with DJ
State-of-the-art care on way for ailing policemen
China may cut ties with St Lucia
SAJ/CMI short-course series off to great start
Residents unite against river pollution
Jamaica urged to deal with int'l education

Business


Chavez plans sell-off of US oil refineries
President Hugo Chavez said Venezuela hopes to gradually sell off its refineries in the United States and build a new network of refineries in Latin America as part of his plan to offer allies in the region a stable oil supply.

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WTO mediator urges US to cut 14 per cent more from farm subsidies
Blue chips poised for best month in three years

Sport


King deputy to coach Windies - Former chief selector Findlay to manage team
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC): Australian David Moore has been picked to be coach of the West Indies team on their English summer tour, well-placed sources said yesterday. Moore will be coach for the May 12 to July 7 tour, replacing compatriot Bennett King...

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Brooks, Williams win in Dakar
Pick-9 caught again!
'Dolly Baby' looking to thrive with second chance
ON THE BOUNDARY - An innings to remember
Harbour View finish 'on a high'
Ravens 'B' advance to quarter-finals
WICB doesn't fear strike, will replace players
STETHS coach pleased with Spaulding Cup success
Draw keeps Canada and Costa Rica on top
Addlery signs for DC

Commentary


EDITORIALS - The dangers of vigilante justice
We have often made the point in these columns that the test of a liberal democracy rests as much with how it protects the rights of its minority as its acceptance of the rule of the majority. For no right is sacred if it does not guarantee the rights...

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EDITORIALS - Captain Ramnaresh Sarwan
Remembering Rev Azariah McKenzie
Rallying the troops in Parliament
London's Iraqi shadow

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Public Defender correct in advice to gays
The Editor, Sir: The Public Defender, Mr. Witter, is absolutely correct in advising the homosexual community to "hold their corners". Jamaicans from all walks of life should, by way of the print or electronic media, show their generous support for Mr. Witter...

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Ignoring the single father
Violence and business
Post-CWC

Entertainment


Kenyatta Hill rocks Western Consciousness
Western Bureau: A dazzling Kenyatta Hill , the son of the late Joseph 'Culture' Hill, left no doubt about his capacity to carry on his father's musical legacy when he stole the spotlight at Saturday night's 'Western Consciousness...

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Joseph Walsh, an unflappable host at Redbones
Portland Festival crowned
JUNE MOVIE LINE-UP
Bart Simpson flashes for the camera
What horror!? - Movies don't cause violence, says director
Eve on DUI rap

Lifestyle


The Pelican
WESTERN BUREAU: ocks and shoes off, trousers rolled up; now hop into the boat. You are about to sail one mile out to sea. Destination? Floyd's Pelican Bar and Restaurant. It is a sunny day in Parottee, St. Elizabeth, a community where the potential for tourism growth...

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Dolphin Cove at Treasure Reef

International


UNITED KINGDOM - 'Cruel' Britons jailed
LONDON (Reuters): A judge jailed five "cruel and ruthless" Britons for life yesterday for plotting al Qaida-inspired bomb attacks on targets across Britain ranging from nightclubs to trains and a shopping centre.

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US April death toll surpasses 100
ISRAEL - Inquiry into Lebanon war criticises Olmert
PERU - Miners' strike draws moderate support



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