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Monday | June 2, 2008 |
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Crime talks - Prime Minister of Jamaica to seek consensus with Opposition
Prime Minister Bruce Golding says he will be urgently seeking a resumption of talks with the People's National Party (PNP) to discuss Jamaica's crime problem. "It would be useful and I've spoken to Mr (Karl) Samuda about anxiously resuming the Vale Royal talks," Golding told The Gleaner...
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Usain Bolt prefers Olympic title to world record
VOXPOP
Dancehall putting youth 'Pon Di Edge'
Parents urged to monitor kids
Trials of a teenage mother-to-be
Spotlight on traffic - Road repair thrust
BRIEFS: Smith recovering
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King's House beckons Orain Edwards Pt 2
Last week, we published the story of Orain Edwards and his determination to protect the rights of students. The 18-year-old Glenmuir High School student is from a humble background but aspires to become a lawyer and, ultimately, governor general of Jamaica. Orain has 10 subjects...
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Teen dads need help too
ASK THE DOC
'End the stigma on epilepsy'
Parents go extra mile to register kids before birth
The benefits of shut-eye
Righting reading wrongs
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Business |
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AA flights to boost tourism and trade
AMERICAN AIRLINES' first non-stop flight from Fort Lauderdale to Kingston landed at the Norman Manley International Airport yesterday. Phil Oliveri, regional manager for American Airlines (AA), said the addition of the new route not only presents potentially significant benefits...
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Pulse rights issue oversubscribed
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Sport |
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'I'll definitely be going for the double' - Record convinces Bolt to run 100m, 200m at Olympics
Usain Bolt, the world's fastest man, stated yesterday that he wants to run the sprint double at this summer's Beijing Olympics in China. On his arrival at the Norman Manley International Airport yesterday, Bolt said the decision was made easier after his world record run of 9.72 seconds ...
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Bolt thrilled over Jamaican support in New York
Asafa Powell says congrats, but he's out to reclaim record
Sherone Simpson, Nesta Carter win in Berlin
West Indies near safety on frustrating day
Draw moves Meadhaven closer to NPL
Jamalco nip Tivoli in Super fashion
Dyson defends Marshall selection
Multiple deaths at World Cup qualifier
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Commentary |
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EDITORIAL - Golding's maturing foreign policy
We accept, without reservation, Prime Minister Golding's explanation that he declined an invitation earlier in the year to visit with President Bush at the White House only because of scheduling difficulties, notwithstanding the attempt by the Americans to find a date....
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The PM's 'stragedy' (strategy turned tragedy)
Targeted murder reduction
NOTE-WORTHY: Well done, PM!
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Letters |
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LETTER OF THE DAY - Emergency action needed on crime
The Editor, Sir: The crime problem is engulfing the nation and has been so for almost two decades. People are cowering, families are scam-pering home before nightfall to try and avoid the marauding gunmen. The prime minister has just corrected the most blatant mistake...
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Special House sitting sought
Where the buck stops
Scared to come home
Senators silent on citizenship
Lifestyle myths
Facing anarchy
America will be OK
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Entertainment |
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Comedy Connection falls short but still good
Saturday night's USA-Jamaica Comedy Connection fell short in many regards, but where it was good the laughter flowed copiously at Backyaad, Constant Spring Road, St Andrew.The most striking shortcoming was the audience, a sea of empty white chairs extending behind those who clustered...
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'Sex' sells out Box Office
Something extra
Picture this
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Flair |
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Gender bias? - New report shows inequities in Jamaican boardroom appointments
A recent research has shown that many areas of inequity persist on Jamaican boards - both government and corporate.The study, pursued between November 2007 and March 2008, was done locally, locally, under the direction of a project steering committee comprising representatives...
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Women on top - Anya Schnoor, at the peak of her game
Devoted to serving: Chorvelle Johnson
Suzanna Holness: a life of banking
A passion for banking
Creating affordable shopping
A fufilling career in banking
Health clubs: The way to go
HEALTH AND FITNESS - A weight-loss success story
Horse and buggy come back!
Acquiring a letter of administration
Fashionable eyewear
Not our enemies
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Tropical Weather
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Cartoon of the Day
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