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Stabroek News

published: Friday | May 11, 2007

Lead Stories


Flood alert! - Parish disaster committees watchful
The Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) has put all parish disaster committees across the island on alert as reports of flash flooding in some communities in sections of the island continued yesterday evening....

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Britain's Blair bows out after 10 years
Regional media put pressure on Jagdeo
Massive crowd at children's expo
Move to secure regional rights for spouses, dependents
Taxi men strike in protest of extortion
Teen girls on murder charge granted bail
'Gov't to blame for faults in justice system'
Montego Bay lotto scam documents secure
GraceKennedy profits up 24% for first quarter

News


Prayers answered for Brother Campbell
When 76-year-old Brother Leeroy Campbell wrote his award-winning letter to the editor, 'Why national breakfast prayers go unanswered', little did he know that God would answer his prayer when his letter was chosen for The Gleaner's prestigious Silver Pen award....

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Thugs darken besieged Hendon
Woman killed beside 5-y-o daughter
Neville 'Ray' Williams - from radio club to webcasting
Portia's potable water - Hot topic in cool Manchester
Political loyalties run deeper than piped water
Prime Minister of Jamaica urges graduates of alma mater to pursue excellence
Teacher registration programme launched
Solid waste contractors flush shutdown threat
Fullertons to return to court in July
Sangster's honours Hayes teachers
JPS rewards good-paying customers

Business


Slow pension plan approvals - FSC sets 50% target by year-end, 60% for trustees
Losses sustained by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) were the fault of a tardy legislature and had nothing to do with the agency's cost efficiencies, Finance Minister Dr. Omar Davies has said in defence of the regulator. In fact, Davies described some of the losses...

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Broilers ethanol plant a month behind schedule
JTA credit union to pay $148m in dividends - After strong financial year
LOJ affirms marriage to insurance business - Says attraction to real estate 'marginal'
LOJ claims dominance
Paulwell to table cyber crime legislation
BOJ projects strong growth
Caribbean tourism
Debt still the big issue, says IMF

Sport


Gayle best spinner - Moore
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC: WEST INDIES coach David Moore said offspinner Chris Gayle is perhaps the Caribbean's best spinner at the moment.When regional selectors picked the 15-man squad for the England tour last week, no specialist spinner was included, sparking criticism...

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Stick with Flintoff, says Botham
Earnhardt Jr to leave family firm
FROM THE BOUNDARY - Stanford's legends bring back memories
200 vie in amateur series titles
Pegasus trounce Liguanea
Inspirational Fisher leads Jazz to 127-117 win
Aussie Gov't out to stop tour
Special honour for Aboriginal team
Federer's Masters dreams smashed
Angry Newcastle boss calls out Owen
Injuries bench Ballack, Carvalho
Another Meadhaven, Tivoli face-off
Henry banned for six months
Bullet Train fancied
HORSE SENSE - What went wrong?
It's first blood to Indians
Pakistan in talks with Bangladesh coach
Sri Lanka drop Atapattu from limited-overs squad

Commentary


EDITORIAL - Blair and the Caribbean
Tony Blair's departure next month as Prime Minister of Great Britain will cause no great stir of emotion in the Caribbean. Except, perhaps, that he might be characterised as the PM who uncritically hitched himself to George Bush and followed him to war in Iraq.

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Some values of celebrity
Whither the Pegasus strangler?
Separating gracefully

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - NHT not to be used as political football
The Editor, Sir: When P.J. Patterson announced his retirement from a long career in active politics, and needed to define his legacy of achievements, one of the things he did was to increase the NHT benefits. At the time the loan ceiling was moved from $1 million...

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What no-vote could mean
Railway should be revived
Now 'Satan' hits the hustings

Entertainment


The 'Boogie Man' all for good health
While on the road to recovery, ex-radio disc jockey, Barrington 'Barry G' Gordon, is steadfast in being a pioneer for health care. As previously reported by The Gleaner, Barry G, dubbed 'The Boogie Man', suffered a severe stroke in April and was hospitalised...

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Chuck Fender ignites 'The Living Fire'
No 'Curfew' on Michael Holgate
Junior Soul makes live return to Jamaica
Richard Brown 'Rescued', but not a Christian
Some sweetness missing from Cocoa Tea's 'Tune In'
'Blood Diamond' an African's worst friend
'Smokin' Aces': Surprises, heart-stopping moments
P Diddy, Tom Jones for Princess Diana tribute

Social


A beachfront affair
About 120 specially invitedguests flew in from the United States to join 20 from Jamaica to witness the wedding ceremony of two sweethearts at the upscale Half Moon Hotel in Montego Bay last weekend. The couple are Corey Newton Martin ...

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