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published: Wednesday | December 26, 2007


Lead Stories


Road deaths ease - Yuletide season fatalities cut by 50 per cent in Jamaica - Powell
AN INCREASE in traffic personnel at key points has helped reduce the number of traffic accidents during the Christmas holidays, says head of the police Traffic Division, Senior Super-intendent Ealan Powell. SSP Powell told The Gleaner that there has been a 50 per cent decline...

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Johnson to focus on US/Jamaica trade
Olint ruling sets precedent for cash clubs
Christmas for a centenarian
Now I lay me down to sleep
New life for tourism body
'I feel on top of the world now'
Ambulance for May Pen Hospital

News


Salvation Army spreads cheer to over 300 families
The work of the Salvation Army worldwide is quite effective, especially in reaching out to the poor and needy. At Christmas, this kind of care-giving comes out as bold prints on the page. The organisation's Savanna-la-Mar Corps is no different and this year more than 300 less...

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What do you want, Jamaica? asks Police Federation boss
Salvation Army treats mentally ill
Central sewage system for Lucea, says Mayor Hill
Jamaica-born Miramar commissioner suspended, faces felony gun charge

Business


A plug for pork - Campaign on to boost consumption
To leverage business from the growing demand for pork meat and to build up market share, the Jamaica Pig Farmers Association (JPFA) is revamping its processing operations to deliver more of the 'other white meat' to Jamaican tables. The idea is to deliver leaner cuts to grocers...

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Jamaica hopes for commercial oil by 2010
Lopez charged with growing FCIBJ's local, int'l investment business
The danger of investment schemes
Standard & Poor's affirms NCB rating
Supermarkets build revenues but denied 'real' growth - Market positions remain unchanged
First-time home buys plunge in Britain
IATA cuts 2008 air industry outlook on fuel and credit
US$100m in fines against firms for foreign bribery
Alcoa sells packaging unit for US$2.7b
General Motors Corp recalls 275,936 vehicles
WTO sides with Mexico on steel pricing row - Raps some US anti-dumping measures
Ariane rocket launches African and NA satellites
Cisco changes structure
Banks abandon plan for Super-SIV
SEC launches web tool to compare executive pay

Sport


Windies need a miracle
The West Indies take on South Africa in the first of their three-match Test series in the windy city of Port Elizabeth starting this morning, and the odds, on a draw much more on a victory, in a contest which promises to be...

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Doping, records and post-baby marathons
Bank on Real Stream
Year in review: Australians dominate
Year in review: soccer - New stars emerge, old ones continue to shine
Missed opportunities for McLaren
year in review: they said it …

Commentary


EDITORIAL - Opportunity for region in EPA alliance
Once the full text has been published, we expect there to be substantial discussion about the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) reached between Caribbean countries and the European Union (EU) a week ago to take effect at the start of the New Year....

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Two bulls can't reign in the same pen
Occupied Somalia

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY: Children with disabilities
The Editor, Sir: I have been reading Tara Clivio's articles on education with interest. A recent one titled 'Why an 11-year-old must cry' was a poignant rendering of something that we (3D Projects) have been seeing for over 25 years in our clinics and which has not yet been...

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Foetal trauma and crime
While the grass grows
How to build a better Jamaica

Entertainment


Purpose lauded at Unity Splash launch
When Ocean Spray Unity Splash 2008 was officially launched at Carlos Café, Belmont Road, New Kingston, on Thursday evening, there was as much appreciation for the organiser as there was anticipation for the concert. The 16th staging of the New Year's Day concert at the Llandilo Cultural Centre...

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True Worshippers unite
NYC Council honours Caribbean composer Irving Burgie
Tyra is 'Woman of the Year'
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Profiles in Medicine


Basics of weight training
Weight training helps to develop muscular strength and endurance in the same way that endurance exercises help to develop the cardiovascular system. Muscles tend to adapt and improve their function when they are stressed by a greater load than they are accustomed to. ..

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Complementary medicine and the health care system
Main dish salads for lunch or dinner
Tobacco and poverty drive cancer in developing world
Most seniors lack vitamins, study finds
Health trends - Six foods linked to longevity


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