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published: Wednesday | May 10, 2006

Lead Stories


MORE FOR POOR - Portia announces $500m housing plan
IN A historic maiden Budget Debate presentation by a woman Prime Minister, Portia Simpson Miller last night rolled out a host of new Government initiatives, including a $500 million-per-year plan to assist thousands of National Housing...

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Shaw warns against waste
Jamaica gears up to surpass e-rivals
Year's drug hauls top $100 million
JPS ordered to submit safety plans
Downtown revamp stalled - Mayor seeks PM's intervention
Glenhope enquiry to start Monday
ONE-ON-ONE WITH MARK SHIELDS - Man with a sixth sense
'Butch' Arscot new PNP candidate for SE Clarendon
Row erupts in Parliament

News


Illegal cabbies still at large
WHILE THERE have been crusades and campaigns to clamp down on illegal taxi operations across the country, a trip to Half-Way Tree yesterday afternoon showed the illicit operation still very much alive, even while lawmen patrolled...

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... What about zero tolerance?
Education Ministry tackles secondary school illiteracy
Not a dollar more, says Digicel
Bankers assist Students' Loan Bureau
Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) president spearheads day of reading
Read Across Jamaica Day a hit with students
Ministers' fraternal seeks to soften Spanish Town's image
Deported from Canada? Here's how to re-enter

Business


Clarendon Alumina borrowing to pay debt
WORLD ALUMINIUM prices are at record levels, but Government-owned Clarendon Alumina Production Limited (CAP) is taking out short-term loans and advances to 'smooth out' its cash flow, says general manager and chief financial controller...

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The prism of right and wrong
Jamaica /T&T natural gas deal
Neal & Massy splits Shell operation with Joe Issa
Pan Caribbean to operate as commercial bank
GraceKennedy ties SAP into food expansion plans
Give the insurance company a 'bligh'!

Sport


Asafa, Gatlin to meet at Gateshead
THE DEBATE as to who is the world's best male sprinter could be settled at next month's Norwich Union British Grand Prix meeting in Gateshead. Jamaica world 100-metre record holder Asafa Powell and America World and Olympic champion Justin Gatlin...

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Jamaica, United States track rivalry to continue
Experiments will continue - Lara
Jarrett Park ready for one-day clash
Strong squad named for Indian tour opener
Sweet revenge for Portmore United
Jamaica to hunt for win number two
Reggae Boyz to face Ghana in tune-up match
Harbour View Lakers defeat Portmore Flames

Commentary


Long on emotion, short on substance
SHARP BARBS, repartee and hectoring are common features of Parliaments all over the world, but there is a thin line between pointed responses and the kind of undignified behaviour one would expect on platforms by politicians on the hustings.

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AJ Nicholson is so irrelevant!
Re-engineering the Jamaican family
Taking their toll

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - The 'silent' Church needs unity
THE EDITOR, Sir: IN THE Gleaner of May 7, yet another person expressed the view that the church is too silent. It is easy to dismiss claims like this, or get defensive. We may suggest that some persons are living under a rock, or something...

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JLP must focus on present PM
Take care of Jamaica
Boscobel roads a disgrace
Empower youth through music

Entertainment


'Glory to Gloriana' - From rags to riches
GLORY TO Gloriana, which features the talents of some of the crème-de-la-crème of Jamaican theatre, premiered last week at the stately Carib 5 and Palace Multiplex, Montego Bay, on Monday and Thursday, respectively.

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'M:i:III' - a mixture of bang and boom
'Miss Bettina's House' - Good from cover to cover

Profiles in Medicine


60 & fabulous - What are you eating?
YOU'VE HEARD the latest buzz - 60 is the new 40. Fresh, sexy, career- oriented and as confident as only an older woman can be; for women, life now begins, not at age 40, but at 60. Life is just beginning...

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Should I start karate classes? - (Response to reader's query)
Give babies the right start
Children abusing drugs


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