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published: Wednesday | November 28, 2007


Lead Stories


Bullet blitz! - MontegoBay cops under probe for 45-minute illegal gun salute
WESTERN BUREAU: The police High Command has launched a top-level probe to flush out the policemen involved in the staging of a gun salute at a wake in honour of their fallen colleague in Montego Bay, early Tuesday morning. The Gleaner understands that the illegal discharge...

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Father of four shot dead on wife's birthday
Over $20 billion more on budget
McKenzie sits in at Rae Town
Government of Jamaica green-lights new commissions
'Teachers need to learn about dealing with AIDS'
AJ warns Golding of constitutional crisis
Parliament pays tribute to Herb McKenley
Public bodies to face DPP
'Give teachers power to search'
Schools shun same-sex debate

News


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTION WATCH - Councillors embrace new roles as MPs
Four former councillors have moved from the parish councils to the House of Representatives, a move they have each embraced. The four are the Jamaica Labour Party's (JLP's) Robert Montague, the former Mayor of Port Maria and now Member of Parliament (MP) for Western St. Mary...

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Stalemate in gov't health-contract award
Jury frees Beckles of murder charge
Christmas is a time for sales
Cariforum enters final round of negotiations
Shaw challenges Davies to debate
Citizens implored to buy local produce
Five shot in Vineyard Town
Thwaites moves for Education Act amendment

Business


Stock exchange probes Lascelles bid - Trade resumes after two-day suspension
The Jamaica Stock Ex-change (JSE) will today lift its suspension on trading in shares of the Lascelles deMercado group, but will continue a review of the bid for a big chunk of the company by Trinidadian Angostura Limited to determine whether it amounts to a takeover offer...

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No food subsidy, says Samuda
BNS makes $7.6b profit
FirstCaribbean said structuring big deal for Kingston - Industrial trade centre project planned
JMMB seeking $420m from dual preference share issue
Virgin to tap Northern Rock small investors for equity - Branson's company emerges as preferred bidder
Carib Cement makes big profit from short supplies
Bankers deny 'Cash Plus conspiracy'

Sport


Seba United seek to rebound
AFTER BEING stung by defeats at the weekend, defending champions Harbour View and previous leaders Seba United bounce right back into action against each other at Jarrett Park in rescheduled Cash Plus Premier League action today. The match was not played when scheduled because Harbour View...

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Organisers rev up JMMC rally
Semi berths at stake today
Tomorrow's People take Senior League lead
Warriors end Suns' winning streak
Lara arrives in India for ICL
A giant on and off the track
Pittsburgh Steelers reel in the Dolphins

Commentary


EDITORIAL - The greatness of a grand Olympian
Herb McKenley cannot be measured merely by statistics, as grand as they are and as much as they confirm his greatness. Which, of course, is not to trivialise the story told by figures, if at all that was possible. He was, after all, the first man to run a sub-46-seconds....

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Government confusion
NOTE-WORTHY: A tribute to Herb

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - How to eliminate violence in schools
The Editor, Sir: This is a letter for the Minister of Education suggesting ways how to eliminate violence in schools.Dear Minister, the violence in schools is getting out of control and this has to stop because we love our children....

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Two deaths evoke acclaim and fear
Why some people will not serve
Self-respect due
The Church and casino debate
On the power of Government
Tangled webin PSC issue
Too sensitive for politics?
Our society is in trouble

Entertainment


Infectious rhythms,choreography for 'Bus' Big'
For one night only, the biggest musical production of the year 'Bus' Big' promises infectious rhythms, strong, well-blended voices and high-energy choreography. On for only one day, The Gleaner-sponsored 'Bus' Big' will be staged this Saturday, December 1, at the National Arena ...

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Yendi among top 5 for humanitarian award
Beres plans 'Harmony House' album
Women in sports 'Spin for Charity'
Michael to join brothers for Jackson Five reunion

Profiles in Medicine


Violence against women (part 2) - Blame it on patriarchy
Many of us, men and women, have completely internalised this system that prescribes behaviour, thoughts and feelings along the lines of gender and nothing else.It allocates relationships of power, control and subordination based on gender. Of course, once the term 'patriarchy'...

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Bad, bad beady
The gift of yoga
Stretch before you exercise
The Cholesterol Connection
Red wine protects against food-borne germs

Caribbean


Compton's daughter wins by-election
CASTRIES, St. Lucia : Janine Compton, 37, the daughter of former Prime Minister Sir John Compton, won the by-election in the rural Micoud North area on Monday to take command of a constituency controlled by her late father for more than 50 years

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Leading Caribbean jurist speaks on death penalty
Guyana President, opposition leader to resume judiciary talks

International


New Mideast peace drive
ANNAPOLIS, Md.(Reuters): With a handshake, leaders of the United States, Israel and the Palestinians agreed yesterday to immediately launch Middle East peace talks with the goal of reaching a final accord by the end of 2008. President George W. Bush made the dramatic announcement...

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Adulterer to get 100 lashes
Envoy recalled from Colombia


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