Lead Stories
JLP wants Auditor General's probe of CTL issue

THE JAMAICA Labour Party has called on the Minister of Finance, Dr. Omar Davies, to immediately request intensive investigations into reported irregularities at Caymanas Track Limited (CTL) by the Auditor General. JLP spokesman on Finance, Audley Shaw,.

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Court bars article - Injunction served on the Gleaner Company
Absence of Superintendent stalls development in St Mary
Narcops investigate ackee exporter
JLP questions local poll delay

News
Cooreville school gets paint
THE COOREVILLE Gardens Basic school in Kingston yesterday received the 20 gallons of paint promised by paint provider Berger Paints. Berger offered the paint, after the school was forced to remove paint which is believed to have triggered adverse...

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Gov't lobbies for cheaper AIDS drugs
Illegal vending increases in Portmore
Phillips denies victimisation charges

Business
EU bans Jamaican conch meat again
MINISTER OF Foreign Trade, Anthony Hylton, was meeting with conch export interests up to last night, as a prelude to compiling a submission to the European Union (EU) protesting the reinstatement of the ban against conch imports from Jamaica. The EU...

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NCB reduces base rate again
NASDAQ and NYSE summaries for June 11-20, 2001

Sport
Williams, Bailey win 100m

Assistant Sport Editor CHRISTOPHER Williams and Aleen Bailey were crowned senior men's and women's 100 metres champions at the National Junior and Senior Athletics Championships at the National Stadium last night.

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Lara pulls out of Zimbabwe tour
All-Island limited-overs competition bowls off today
Do-or-die for Young Boyz
Atkinson to lead Ja charge
Squad named for AFNA tournament

Commentary
The hanging paradox
JUDGES STILL pronounce the death sentence when juries return a guilty verdict for capital murder in this country. But it appears they are acting in vain even though they do what the law stipulates. So that even though there are about 60 murder...

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Sexual orientation - Is there a conclusion as to why people are homosexual?

Letters
Letter of the Day - Teacher migration and the JTA
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WRITE to commend the Jamaica Teachers' Association Education & Research Committee on their feature article of Thursday June 21, 2001 'Migration - A Teachers View'.

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My mom thanks The Gleaner
Architects must play proactive role with Highway 2000
A welcome enviro series
The JCC and gambling
In praise of black tank programme
Thank God for Alpart
Police conduct and school stickers
Birth certificate woes
Visa troubles
Horrible refereeing
Truth, the Church and crime

Entertainment
'Winterfest' for MoBay?
WESTERN BUREAU: WITH REGGAE Sumfest seemingly on a sound footing after eight years of existence, Summerfest Production Limited, the promoters of the annual festival, are considering being involved in another major festival ­ a winter version of 'Su

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Lukewarm start for JCDC's Speech Finals
Tivoli Gardens High dance to songs of victory

Farmer's Weekly
Fruit processor ready to roll out
FRUIT FARMERS should soon have a ready market for their produce when the Home Economics and Social Services Division of the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) rolls out its $2.5 million mobile fruit-processing vehicle. According to Lorna...

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Coffee payment dilemma
Westmoreland's agri production improves

Religion
Jesus of Nazareth
THERE ARE several expressions which come to us from religion, which most of us ignore, that is we do little to find out what they mean.

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Polygamy erases infidelity Don't be deluded!

Real Estate
Construction industry group talks tough
THE JAMAICA Consultative Committee, the umbrella representative of the sectors within the construction industry, has deepened its analysis of the problems facing its players, with the view of encouraging action from Government. In an addendum to its...

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$6 billion NHT housing plan for 2001/2002
H2K phase 2 sure ­ Thomas