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published: Monday | May 21, 2007

Lead Stories


Cops crush 'Don' - Kingpin of notorious Montego Bay gang slain in gunfight
WESTERN BUREAU: St. James' crime czar made good on his promise to target thugs when leader of the notorious Stone Crusher gang was cut down in a running gun battle with police yesterday afternoon. Rohan Gordon, alias 'Don', had topped the St. James police most- wanted list...

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'Jamaica going in the right direction'
Golding dares PM to call election
Venezuelans scout Petrojam in June
Authorities get Stern warning on ringworm
10 teachers to benefit from $1m scholarship - Big boost for early childhood education in St James
New US immigration bill comes under fire

News


Fighting for his daughter
The Men's Crisis Centre is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation that offers counselling, advice and assistance to men, who, of course, are in crisis. It is connected to Men in Action, a group which takes fatherhood into their own hands.

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Students describe their vision for Jamaica
Maroons still fighting for Cockpit Country
Bloody battle - militants wage war on army; 50 killed in conflict
Medication and your mouth

Business


Modern 'slavery' principles stifling workers, says Blair
Bishop Herro Blair is calling for a "revolution" in the way Jamaican employers treat their workers.Working class Jamaicans remain enslaved by their employment conditions, said Blair, who was speaking on Saturday night at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel...

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Lascelles, Post Corp partnering for growth

Sport


Mammoth task for Windies - Pietersen, Panesar make life difficult for Windies
LONDON (Reuters): Monty Panesar captured six for 129 and Kevin Pietersen struck a swashbuckling 109 yesterday to give England a platform to press for victory on the final day of the first Test against West Indies at Lord's.After dismissing West Indies...

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'We'll be pushing for a win'
Gay runs wind-aided 9.79
Granville take early lead
St Elizabeth register outright win
Clinical Dibbs takes Open crown
Spurs too hot for Utah's Jazz
Finally, Federer beats Nadal on clay
Jankovic wins in Rome
Mona in good form at UWI Games

Commentary


EDITORIAL - Wolfowitz's fall should signal new World Bank era
THE FALL of Paul Wolfowitz and the circumstance of his demise provides an opening for the reform in the system for selecting the president of the World Bank, as well as the head of its sister institution...

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Pakistan's troubles
'Protesterone'
Seating time for parties
NOTE-WORTHY - Support Labour Day

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Positive benefits seen in parole system
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE GRANTING of parole to two inmates whose earlier convictions gained significance because of the nature of the crimes that they committed, has again drawn attention to the issue of parole....

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Be fair to Bruce!
Can students be forced to learn?
Zero tolerance

Entertainment


Singers bring out soft side at 'The Occasion III'
Saturday night's 'The Occasion III', held at the Eastern Peace Centre, 121 Windward Road, St. Andrew, was an unreservedly hardcore affair, with fiery declarations by Rastafarians and graphic lyrics from 'baldheads'. However, the audience, spread over the expansive grounds...

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Dreadlocked Miss Jamaica puts Rastas in new light
'Shrek' reels in the green at movies

Flair


Mix it up - One top four looks
Getting the best bang for a buck is the mantra of a fashionista on a budget. Being able to wear one top to the office and transferring it to three other occasions, is a great way of doing just that. Don't relegate individual pieces to work, party or casual.

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Mary Lynch set free
Dr Hyacinth Oates - The hair doctor
Hair loss and its cure
Cases not covered by the Property Act
Call the police ... er, maybe not
CALABASH: From train ride idea to Jamaican brand
Osteoporosis and nutrition
SEX AND RELATIONSHIP - He's December - she's May






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