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published: Friday | June 8, 2007

Lead Stories


Lisa saga continues - Mixed reactions to candidacy of former Miss World
In an effort to quell the growing resistance to the candidacy of former Miss World Lisa Hanna in South East St. Ann, Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller yesterday dispatched a high-level team of People's National Party (PNP) officials to meet....

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GSAT students relocated
Solid Waste still paying Greene
Cousins should only kiss
Opposition wants Agricuture Ministry in Jamaica beefed up
Cricket World Cup 2007 items on auction
Christians clear the air on clean-up
New player acquires cellular licence in Jamaica
Cop's robbery trial for August
Power failures highlight Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) shortfall
Veteran photographer Charles Kinkead dies
Man to face housebreaking, larceny charges
Post Corp has new stamp collection
Businessman gets life for teen's murder
Stricter rules looming for bottled water
Manchester 'closed to crime'

News


Taylor Land residents still living on the banks
It happens every year. Tonnes of dirt and rocks flow into homes occupied by residents of Taylor Land in Bull Bay, St. Andrew, each time it rains heavily, leaving them, they say, relying only on the mercy of God to save their houses...

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Offenders yet to be charged under the Child Care Act
Boys' home goes green - Two hundred trees planted for Environment Day
Grade Four Literacy woes
PAHO task force calls for 'trans fat-free Americas'
Scotiabank funds creative anti-violence counselling
Constitutional reform plan is 'misleading'
Deaf association to host sign-language seminar
Neighbourhood Watch programme under review
Prime Minister of Jamaica promises speedy recovery if disaster hits
Hanover road rehab project gets big boost

Business


Market snaps upnew Air Jamaica bond
Air Jamaica raised its targeted US$125 million on the international capital market on Thursday by way of a Government-guaranteed bond issue arranged by U.S. investment bank Bear Stearns. The bond has a 20-year tenor and is scheduled to mature in 2027, but its average...

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Jamaica Producers Group (JP) partners with Dom Rep company in snack factory
DB&G merchant bank, Scotia to share deals
BNS declares 2 dividend on preference shares
Pepsi Jamaica shed debt - Now aims to cut production costs; 'earn its keep'
Jamaica Manufacturers Association (JMA) lobbying for a financial ombudsman
Minority opposition fails to sway vote on DB&G directorship
Gleaner overseas business stands 'reasonable chance' of a turnaround - Clarke
EU won't demand 'duty-free' access to Caribbean markets - Critical of Jamaica's high cost of business
Guyana gives national status to Trinidad's Caribbean Airlines
Construction quarrel - Chinese contractors favoured over locals in Trinidad
Managing the estate of the mentally ill
Entrepreneurial enthusiasm, a fantastic resource for agriculture
Hilton partners with Caribbean real estate company on 15 hotels
DBJ allots NIF loans
G8 Summit - Leaders agree on 'substantial' cuts in greenhouse gases
US, Russia should jointly use Azeri radar - Putin

Sport


West Indies rally in third Test
MANCHESTER, England (AP): IAN BELL hit an undefeated 77 to help guide a struggling England to 296 for seven yesterday after the West Indies pace attack dominated the first day of the third Test at Old Trafford. England had a good start. They won the toss and chose to bat...

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Skipper proud of team's gritty effort
Henin spoils Serb party plans in Paris
Federer and Nadal close in on dream Open final
Real Madrid aim to end four-year drought
Primary, All-Age competition gets multimillion-dollar boost
FROM THE BOUNDARY - Post-lunch session highlights good day for WI
Flintoff and Vaughan clear the air
Bora satisfied despite loss
HORSE SENSE - What went wrong - Pt IV
Filly could defy history in rich Belmont Stakes
Finally, it's Duck season in NHL
Owen provides timely boost

Commentary


EDITORIAL - Campaign manoeuvrings
The selection of candidates to contest an election is the raison d'etre or main purpose of political activity. Indeed, the organisation and renewal of political parties is an initial phase of this activity - last year's presidential campaign of the People's National Party...

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Creating lasting memories
All about timing!
NOTE-WORTHY: The public purse

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Stiffer penalties now for road hogs
The Editor, Sir: As the mayhem and carnage continue on our roads, I believe it is high time that the authorities consider stiffer penalties - fines, and in some instances imprisonment, for certain breaches and repeat offenders of the Road Traffic Act....

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The politics of power
Leave out bad company
Hope for future
Time for debate

Entertainment


Reggae Sumfest celebrates 15 years
Celebrating 15 years of presenting top-rated reggae music to the world, the organisers of Red Stripe Reggae Sumfest launched this year's festival on the lawns of Devon House, St.Andrew, on Wednesday night. With the launch being hosted by Empress, Devon House was littered....

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'Kings of Soul' set for Father's Day weekend
Portland Jerk Festival moves to Folly
Deputy PM to lead fashionable Bajans to Jamaica
'Déjà Vu' suspense in time
Mavis Reeves secure in traditional sound

Social


It's Zimbabwe ... again
It was a case of same country, different wearer, as Miss Zimbabwe, Cynthia Muvirimi, took the Miss Global International crown at the coronation on Sunday. Muvirimi succeeded her countrywoman Ropa Garise who took the title last year. Unfortunately Garise was unable...

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Prophecies, high fashion and more
Bye-bye Velisa's - for now
Labourites get jiggy with it
Flair has experienced a welcome invasion for Father's Day






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