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Jamaica Gleaner News
published: Sunday | May 9, 2004

Kidnapped and killed - Gunmen snatch woman on return to island
A 36-YEAR-OLD woman who was kidnapped in Burnt Savannah, West-moreland, on Friday night was found dead last night in Flint River in the neighbouring parish of Hanover.

More drug arrests loom
WHILE NOT going as far as Superintendent Newton Amos did last year when he declared Montego Bay a 'drug den', Police Commissioner Francis Forbes is nonetheless expressing the view that the western city is a place where there is...


A painful anniversary in Kraal
WITH TEARS of pain filling their eyes, a few dozen residents of Kraal, Clarendon, were joined last Friday by human rights activists, and well-wishers who had come to the small farming community to participate in the first memorial service...


BRACING FOR THE RAINY SEASON - Two years and still no home
WITH THE rainy season set to start in a few weeks, several families continue to suffer from the effects of torrential rains which caused widespread flooding in sections of St. Thomas more than two years ago.


In search of water
RESIDENTS OF the rural community of Swift River, Portland, are today resorting to primitive methods of obtaining water for domestic purposes. More than two years after a severe flood devastated the community, water supply to the area has not been...


To hell and back! - FORMER IRAQI DETAINEE TELLS STORY
THE YEAR 1959 will be eternally etched in Leslie Fitzmaurice Marsh's memory. But, not for good. It was the year he had a 'hell' of an experience. Today, more than a generation later, the 87-year-old is alive to tell the tale.













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