Salvation for Jamaica - US group reverses decision to visit following robbery
The United States missionary group, that had cancelled plans to travel to Jamaica this month after another group was robbed at the Salvation Army School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, has changed its decision and will arrive on July 15.

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New toll rates take effect today
'Deedo', four others lose extradition appeal - All could be sent to US on cocaine charges
Smith has no plans to quit politics just now
Sumfest to go beyond midnight
Mind and Spirit - Obama's God factor

Police hunt truck driver
Up to late yesterday, the police were still searching for the driver of the garbage truck which ran over and killed a newspaper vendor in Half-Way Tree, St Andrew hours earlier.

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Trudy Simpson bags another award!
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Knight sparks barbs in Senate
ACROSS THE NATION
Changing of the guard - High school principal calls it a day after 13 years

Greenhouses take root - St Mary farmers buy into new methodologies
Many persons still remember the days when crops such as cocoa, bananas and sugar were produced in abundance in St Mary, making it a significant contributor to domestic agriculture and a major foreign exchange earner for the economy.

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Jamaican companies pull back on investment plans
PDVSA sends less oil to US, more to China

Windies choke
West Indies choked under the pressure of a tight run-chase to hand Australia a one-run victory in the fourth Digicel One-Day Inter-national at Warner Park yesterday.

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Final word - WICB, players are at it again
In Your Neighbourhood
Impressive Burke storms into final
Nadal standing in Federer's path again
Locals ready for Caribbean Karting Carnival
Jamaica make strong start
Strong Delivery, Chadman favoured
Nine to compete at CVSS Games
Sister Slam: Venus, Serena hunt double
Wonderful weekend of action
Gayle lashes selectors
Urban Knights perfect, but coach unhappy with offense
Wariner beaten

EDITORIAL - Playing along with education
It is instructive that all of three stories in yesterday's publication made the connection between school and play, at three levels of the education system.

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Holiday outings in the past
More on the abortion debate
Issue: 'Out of many ... ' motto is challenged

LETTER OF THE DAY - Church leaders and finances
The Editor, Sir: I have been following with some interest the views expressed by some of church leaders on the issue of accountability and transparency in dealing with the finances of churches.

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Good service from RGD
The pain of child abuse
Cycle of waste, corruption
Noteworthy

Will's kids not shocked by foul-mouthed 'Hancock'
Will Smith usually plays the hero in his summer blockbusters. But in Hancock, he drinks, swears, mouths off and goes to prison. Smith's role as a superhero- gone-bad could be jarring to some moviegoers but not his children and wife Jada Pinkett Smith.

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Five Senses
It's UR call

Doctor's advice - Tired of baby face
Doc, I am a guy in my 20s, and I do not grow facial hair. I have no moustache, no beard - not even a small goatee. The situation is very depressing, because most times, people mistake me for a teenager. It is even affecting my love life.

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Let's talk relationship

She's got me whipped - Women turn spouses into punching bags
Revelations by men of physical abuse by their wives or girlfriends are big ego deflators. Add paroxysms of laughter by close friends to the mix and the entire macho man image is busted.

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Daredevils succumb to speed bleed
Tech savvy - Rev up the fun with racing video games
Countdown
Hot cooking ideas for summer
Cutting the risk of ringworm infection